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! DN virtue OF fopr Trust Hcecs executed by j.
| ID and VI ktaherW toA. Aston. Trustee, and
the puWer5 % sale sheFeiR conferred, and BY
/ l4rtc- u the decree Of the County Court ol
Z Shelby county Tenn. substituting me as Trus-
Tee IN The room aud stead Of said A. Aston,
ana comforting upon me al the powers, etc,
conferred upOu said Aston unuer and by viz
tue Of said Trust Deeds, (Which sai5 Trust
Deeds and the Decree Of Substitution are do y
registered d in the proper Offices Tor the purpose
Of paying the dCbts therein mentioned, 1 VIII
On SATURDAY. the EsE day Of JUns, asS5,
at -he southwest corner Of a. aud Madison
streets in the city Of Monpaa Tenn, sell at
public auction the fouowiu Property, to-wit:
L1ts Nos. and Z, fronting eGCn O feet on
Wellington street, Ia said city OF Memphis.
Teen, aud ruuEirg u1ck zach 10 feet. EaiHg
me SAFE Two ioa sIla lumu5tsu G-a ueslgna-
I led in the division OF the Ju-Iey properly.
Also, o certain ur2rt or raFcet or laad lying
and benign me county OF shelby auc state Of
Tennessee, aD0nt ave miles southeast o. Mem
T pins rear the Pigeon k0Ost r1Sd. and bounded
[ Is follows, to-w7t: Beginning 40 The soath Side
of DURn avenue thence sou Ia - chains and "a
j links along the line Of tha FtcrE0n tract 70 q
stake, thence west with tae line Of ssid tract 7
I cEains Nad al LINKS To q stake thence Borth s.
chains and &Hnks 70 thesouth Ade of Dunn
I avenue thCuce along the south side OF said
venue 7 chains and 6lHaks to The beginning.
known as Lot No 80 OF the subdivision OF lie
owen s farm as per survey made hy "a Is.
Kerr, on 18th OF May, 1855 and containing IS
Also, the undivided Eaif OF ak Lots situated
ia tae town df COrtnth, Miss, IN tae Wast hall
OF Biock No. @L 2QmmenelnE al The south
N~ NAAaAA va ANahA AAAHa anu ANAAAAAA ALENfE
north 100 feet with the western line Of said
hloOE,
Also, $40 acres OF land ia C%rittenden county.
Ark composed OF the following parts OF $50
uons, aim Township s. Range 5, Jg-Wltl
Southeast quarter Section p
South baf northeast saarts4 Section -
East hait 20 southwest quarter Section %
Southwest quarter OF southwest quarter Sec
ton q.
North half Of northwest gnarter Section Is.
NO-tleast quarter &acjieu y. and
Northeast quarter Of northwest quarter Sec
ton g.
Also, 5S6 71-IO0 acres lying in Cross county,
Ark ia Township i0, north Range j east. and
q composed Of the following parts of Section Z
in said township and range, to-W1ta
West half OF section L
West half of esst balf Of Section 7.
Northeast quarter of s0utheas. quarter Of See.
ton 2.
The afle to the foresoing property Is believed
10 be- good, but I viii sell a2d convey only as
Trustee.
TERMS cE SALE-One-han cash, balance tn
slxlpoptus, vito interest, and Trust Deed TO
secure said deferred payment
Fqulty OF redeInpt on waived.
sale at ~ O'clocEm m.
1ny2td 1T. PEYTON. Trustee.
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IE1 supply y tilHb-0E-
mand good. Selling at IS to Sl2 per bbl.
BRAN-There is only a moderate sup
ply. Held firm at S48 to $50 per ton.
BUTTER-A large stock, with fair
demand Tor choice. Selling at 26 to SOC.
Common is dull and selling at Is to 25c,
rs to quality.
BEANS-Ar r scarce with moderate
demand. Navy heldat So IS TO 81 per
bgshel.
CHEESE-Nearly out Of market;
western reserve, II to-1eci English
dairy, % to 22c.
C0FFEE-A fair stock and demand.
Rio, 25 to z7lc; Laguayra, 30 70 Csc +;
Java, ~ to 43c.
CORN-Receipts very good, and prices
are weak. Selling on levee OF 81 70 70
81 IS; from store at 81 u 70 81 20.
CORNMEAL-There is a good supply
and demand. Kilndried sells at IS IS
on levee. From store about 25c per
Dbl. higher.
EGGS-smsf< receipts and market
| firm. Fresh packed, 10 to zoe.
FIOUR-TheTe is but a light demand
outside the retail market, with prices
weak. Common, SO to $40; ~superhne,
$40 so to 81: X, S12 so TO Sl4; Ky, SIS
to SIS so; Xxx and all fancy brands,
SIC to SIS.
HIDES-There is an active demand
for ali kinds. Green. s TO SO; green
sailed, 10 to lie; dry fiat, is to lie.
HAY-A light demand, with heavy
stock of common, and little prime.
Selling onievee st SIS to s26 for latter,
and former at S23 to S24.
IRONTIES-The demand hiss ceased.
Held at II to lie per ID,
LABD-FaiP stock and moderate call.
Tierees, ia to 194e; kegs, l44 to l5c.
LIME-Not active, with a good sup
ply, Ohio, 81 80 to 81 so; Cape, s. SO
to So
MOLASSES-The supply Is not large,
and demand fair, Comfn0s, IS to 90c
choice, CSC to 81; syrup, Sl to 81 so.
MACKEREL-There is agood stock
or hand. Prices are steady at SO
to S24 for No. /; SD to IS for No. 2 so
for No. 8. Half barrels and kits in pro-
oILs-A good stock Of all kinds on
hand. Coal, common, As to SIC extra,
So 10 SIC; lard, 81 IS to 81 50; train
81 20 to 81 80; linseed, 81 so to 81 7ei
sperm, 81 IS to g.
OAFHEThe receipts are fair, and
prices weak. We quote on levee at
50 to 92c.
q ONL0NS-The old on hand are NOS
good, prices varying from g % y per
Dol. New are coming in from below at
S. to So per bbL.
PROVISIONS-There is a good sup
ply on hand, and prices are firm Mess
pork is selling at S24 to = 59i prime
mess, SO to So 80; clear Sides IL tolS4c; /
clear rib, 123 to l24c; plain sugar cured
IA to l5c; canVassed mans, II
To I7Ecs break astlbacOn, 10 to $50
P8ULTRY@Ohiekens are scarce .
In demand. Selling at 81 to - per
PorArog-Are In light supply and
Selling TT g % TO S. per bbl.
ROPE-A light stock with no de-
mand. Prices are steady. We quote for
machine made 12A to l3c; hand
made 10 10 lie.
BUGAR@The receipts are very fair,
and prices are firm. The stock
hand is good. Crushed and powdered,
ID to zoe Acoffee, 1Ss B, l7c c, l61e
SAEHGFhere il good stock on hand
ard demand fair. Sacks, 81 70 to
barrels, So Is to g 50.
TOBA{CO2There Is 3 good demand
or an grades ard prices are unchanged.
We quote natural leaf at 81 Dto 81 90
Ianey Virginia. new work, 81 to
n Us: fne bright pounds, 81 to 81 10;
49," "'M| .'I
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE Or THE DAILY APPEALl
MEAPHIs, June 3, 1867, s Pan. J
nrZER ~HEFaENEEz
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Shgrif''s SnEe.

DE virtue Of an execution to me directed
- from sthe shelby Cireait Court in favor OF
James W.Fantand Levi Cummins and against
w. ii. Order, ] viii, on the
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10 GAS CONSUMERS!
Reduced Price "GaS Fitting"
LUNN & MALLoN,
2O4 Main Street

GAS FIXTURES at a small advance on New
tT York md Phlladelphia prices.
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Sbeg,iT's NnIe.

ny virtue OF an execution TO me directed
ID from the shelby Clrcuit Court in favor 0i
Henry Laird vs. A.. j. Montgomery, ". Fl
Order, ct al, / will proceed TO sell. TO the high
est and best bidder, fer cash4 the following
property, tO-wit: The Interest of said ". Il.
order IN tho Hydraulic Press Brick Machinery
and fixtures for maEing b icRs, two Wagons
with two Horses each and Harness for eacr
four CARTS with one Mule each and Harness, all
the Buildings aud Sh ds erected an the ground
I'D said Brick Yark. and -Four Hundred Thou
sard Bricks already burned on the ground.
levied on as the property Of ". II. Order to
satisfy this execution.
second 10 a former levy made by J. II. Swan,
Deputy Sheriff.
Sale same date as above.
p. N. WINTERS, Sheriff.
BY s. O. LANGsTOs, Deputy sheriff
MaylI.lS7 my 10 tbs
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yEMPEETN Appeal


VI bAhDk. s
lis not he who, bribed by Glory
baithng in a nations eyes.
Temples with O name IN STORY
Doeih deeds OF true empriso.
But It's him. the high. heroic
soul, that in an humble strife
kLaDore f3meiess, lON-boru Ftofel-m
Stfukgies Tor the means OF lie;
Struggles b~ravely-ne'er despairing.
Conquering stern. opposing fate
Ever nohiy, boldly bearing
Up against a loWly state.
Mid he carnage and the rattle
MID the stirring shout and cry
On the CORY field OF battle.
Courage It may need 10 die.
But beneath a weight Of trouble.
None 70 cheer us or relieve.
Deomed with Woe and want % StrusQfe-
IT'S 2 Drawer thing 10 lie.
Aud the gallant heart that ever
Ntet'ry gains IN such "a strife,
Elsing. by It's stern ondenyOr.
Higher in the scale o. life;
Striving on, ard ehoerfng Others.
Reaching nearer to the goal;
reaching tts despaiTing brothers
True success Is in.the soul;
In that soul OF fixed defiance.
fGainst The worst thai fate can do:
In that soul OF selfrelitnce,
With each effort we renew;
Truly win the hero's laurei,
Trfumphing fof human kind,
Aud his iife's Impressive moral
Lives 20 sway the common mind
VaIarfhls no Kings are kniebting.
Yet vita toll bis arm imbrewns.
He Tor man = cause Is lighting
Worth = pyrapid Of crowns.
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Ghancery Sale Of Real Estate.
On Monday, June Sd, 1897.

7G3 n. r. D.-Isasc N. Moon vs.. VIM. p. Math-
cws Chancery Court Of Mem phis,
DY virtue Of an interlOcutOIy decree in this
D cause, [ win sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door,, in the
civ Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
MONDAY, JUNE 8. 1867.
between the hours Of 20 an. and p m., Tie fol-
lowing de cTibed Real Estate, to-wit: Situate,
lying and being in shelby county, State Of Ten
nessee: the first being in township ], range 3,
west Of the basis meridian, Chickasaw CessiOn,
and being that part Of secdon tblrteon which
lies on the north side Of the Stale line dividing
the State OF Tennessee and Mississippi, and
containing five hundred and forty acres, more
or less. commencing on the northvcstrOruer Of
said land and running south 90 said state line,
thence east with said line one mile, thence
north TO he northeast corner OF said section,
thence west 10 fhesHidf first named corner, being
all Of said section, which lies in the 18th civil
district Of Shelby County, Tennessee; the other
tract being the south half OF section twelve 02,
tCwakhip one U(. range nine t86 west Of The
basis meridian of the ChickasGW cession.
TEENS or SALE-On a credit Of seven and
thirteen months. Notes with good security,
with Interest from date, and a lien retained tn
pay ment of the purchase money. Equity Of
redemption barred.
AUGUSTuN ASTON, Clerk snd Master.
my5 I'd
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medium de-, pounds, IS 10 S5c common
bright, pounds, so to 75c f; fine and fancy
smoking, IS to 81 50.
TAR-In kegs, IS to 81 per doz.
WHfSKY-The market Ia firm but
quiet. Common. 81 So to 81 imitation
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c. H. EBEEET & CO.,
Sole Proprietors.
f-bIO II UcFvDhFs. Tenn.
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Tra,efeese 0nLo

B0nnets Cleaned, Pressed and a
present Fashion.
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A. II. IsAACsOS. II. c. gEIxAs
ISAACSON, SETXAS & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers
I'M
No. GO CouBsoH Strees,
NEW ORLEANS.
DARTICULAR attention gwen % the pur-
1 chase Of Coffee, Sugar and Molasses-
REFERENCES:
Commercial Bank OF Tennessee, Memphis
Pike, Lapsyre& Brother, NeH Orleans:
r. ~ Kn1van. Banker. A. Lnnfa fahz2t q
NO -
THE CHINCAR0RA
ANTI N
SMOKING TOBACCO !

1--WE C-HISGARoRA TosAccO grovs from the
4 Tich sol OF the OR1EEr, and IL possesssd
% a peculiarly delicious favor en-irely un-
known tD tue tObacccs OF all otner ei1meL But
o unprsce tented popularity has sprung from
the Ete lot tneenllre ab-enee OF fha1 deadly pot
snnNeoah, which permeates every Other tobac-
co, and which is the one and SOC czuss Of the
distressing nervous diseases. dyspepsia, etc.
whicir most invariably, sooner or later, follow
the indulgence Ot the pipe AMI cigar. Al
the recent anafyzation OF tobacco nom all
parts Of tte world, "a the Academy Of Sciences,
in Paris, The enown chemist. N. LamOu-
reaux, declared that wdiie European and
cent. and the pursst Havana tobacco nom two
10 i've per cent OF Ntoutna, the CH1EGAEOEA
did not contain one dlscOverablo particle OF
that deadly poison, a drop Of which, extracted,
VIII destroy life.
Our agent at BOMBAY has sh5pped us large
Quantities Ofthe CauSeARoRA during the past
Two years. and although we have been prezsed
to supply the demand f8r this delicious fuxury
TO 4he veteran Snoker-y yet We are nov pre-
raref to offer It In Quantities. az q
price much lower than soma American toSaeoO
OF a far inferior quality.
A counOisseur has Eutf0s1aoke the Amer
can tobacco and cigars. which are invariably
chsmfcally dayOreo, 70 be dizEusted with the
medicinal taste which leaves a uause0us, tn
feaftny coating IN the mouLh, add in una
Seldom fails to skater the hefvous system.
The natives OF the aORHENr smofe ne
C~HrSGAROEA from morn tin night,f from youth
to sge, and are happily 1neonseluua o. t1e
wild, distressing nfe Whlfh courses throlsN
the veins of the i1ha1er OF the fumes - %
ba co containing Nieotfa.
We invite every lover OF the weed % ~ -
CHISGARoRA, and guarantees autfeo5oeaNN
pleasure In Us delicious favor.
Sold eVerywhere a. s. 3 pound
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MAIZENA,,
ChaRce cry sale

Proprietors.

WUtuuJ3 oUtJ "a IoUfs
No. 1865 Mr. D-Jshn OyeEton rs. R II. Bsith,
Adm'r, ct al.
Df virtue OF an interlOcutory decree In this
ID cause. I win sell. ut pubic auction, to the
highest bidder, al The Courthouse door. in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on
Monday, July "a, 1862.
Between the hours OF 10 IN. and y M, the
following described Real Estate, tO-wit F: Lot
No. i4 in Overton addition to cts ~ Mem
phis, fronting ~uorthwa.dly on Webster street
40 one hundred and twenty feet and running
back between parallel lines l7Ul one hundred
and seventy feet 10 ar alley.
TERMS o. a credit OF seven
months. notes with good -ecur1ty, lien retai[
iug tn payment OF purchase money.
Equity OF sscemnLion barred.
ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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C0ncentrafon GiYes SlrenglIl.

DR z B. WALTON TENDERS HIS SER
Vices to the pullic In the ~treatnent o. TIE
diseases Of femaleE 50 obscure are many OF
fbeze. 50 canrfctous In her manifestation 50
perfectly 90 tifeF simulate oEu6r ulseaseb thei
tbtsr true character Is often o~veuookeo q mis-
raEan- prominent among these are, NeaEWela
Dy7sn-nSfa. that condition OF the system COM
monty called Nervous or Rheumatic, ana zen
eral Debility, this last Is TOO often but "a synp-
roru nj znrna nsffiouS disease which Is sauplng
Tie f~ouudatOuS OF life. To become expert IN
the detection OF fhese and sEillful IN thelrtreat-
~ oeneraI nFscfffioner can bsstoW. These
facts induced him 60 devote himself 70 TINS
branch OF the profession exclusively TO Ehoae
Interested he would state that he has haQ the
adgantare or the best medical schools ana e1.
teusivs hospitals OF America; also a practice on
more than twenty years ia TINS hssnatife STATE
abound. He is permitted also 20 refer 70 Drs
Pf,nHn aud Honsou. gentlemen WIG stand de-
se-vellv- biqh fu the Profession Once, NO -
Main street Residence, No. ~ linden Street
aF---,Efs TanD my5 Ina.
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GOA4 OGS "a my AoOSs
between the hours OF 10 o'clock am. and 4
O'Clock pm. on the prembes, ct the Brick
Yard immediately north or the Old Cotton
Factory ia Chelsea. aud noFsh Of the city OF
Memphis about Two miles, proceed to sell. 10
the highest and best bidder, for cash, the fol
OWING property. tO-wlt; The interest OF sid
Grf1er in the Hydraulic Press Brick Machinery
and fixtures FOR making bricks, two Wagons
with two Horses each and Harness for each,
four Carts with one Male each and Harness, all
the Buildings and Sheets erected On the ground
at said Brick NaTq, and -Four Hundred Thou
sand Bricks already burned on The ground,
levied on as the property Of W. II. Grider to
satisfy this execution
P NJ. WINTERS, Sheriff.
By J. II. SWAN, Deputy Sheri6,
Nav IL IE6y.
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Secretary McCulloeh bias written 3
long letter on the financial situation to
Boston capitalists. The letter Is attract
ing much attention. and is very favora-
bly, commented on by the press. In the
course Of this letter he says:
You must not expect that u monthiy.
statements for the rest of the present
year and early part of he next fiscal
year viii be as satisfactory as they have
bsen for many months past. The donar
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MEhfEAes June Z 1896 . Rsns J
GENERAL BUSINESS.
No change was perceptible in general
business to-day. Tha-Only activity dis.
played was in the AecJl market. Corn
Is very dull. There is little prime hay
in market, and what is on hand is heavy
at our quotations. Oats are dull. Flour
is declining slowly.
COTTON-Notwithstanding this was
Saturday, there was a fair amount OF
transactions. Holders are very stiff ia
their views and ask 2Gc for mid5ling, ia
consequence of eastern dispatches, which
ANNOUNCE an advanre. We did uOdearu
of sales at that figure, but we are salts.
fed that what little fine cotton is nOwOn
the market, if bought at all, must be on
a very slight margin from New York
quotations. The sales In tI~aserpoOl to-
day were 10000 bales, atIIEJ for up
lands, and Orleans llsd. The receipts at
this point for to-day wereI 52 bales; ship
ments, 1886 bales; receipts for the week,
500 bales; shipments, 245l bales, The
Merchants Exchange BRIGGS Current Of
this morning gives the following state
ment of cotton at this port
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nRAGZ SPIEG Ella EEeanete q ne
lFbM meGical E0oo8 ~ EnfoHH ana IHe
Gnf-ad State, aud member Of the principal
r edieal societies IN those couutdes, has prac-
decd medicine in Memphis for The last thirteen
wears and continues 20 Oner his prolesaaQne4
services q Tia pUbhcg in Tie tyesInenk Of al
forms or dsssise ufon The most impfoyfu Hu-
ropeau methods. NY w&St coIecluns OF rafo
medicines and surgical Instruments, with a
lfe-fouC experience IA their administration
and use, warrants me in claiming q supenorty
over the more ordinary metlnd "a ureatinR dis
ease. such as ANGER and TUMOlS OF every
deseription, which / cure BY constitutional
treatment exclusively, no operation peri0rfneu
~abv The ANTE Diseases Of the Eye, Ear ana
skin. ConSauariionan BrOnchiIs Hkr-utna-
SIN. Neuralgia EcFofula. Sypeltst SuctuEef
Gleet, Grave. Piles, Dropsy, Hstula IN ane
in short. al Chronic Diseases giving e.
peoIal attention 10 FEMALE DTaEAshS OF
every description. i am always rua0N az
an times to consult with nrst.class FhyAeianS
either by letter or In person. upon al diseases
pertaining 70 medicine aud surgery Medlclne
sentbv express 20 al parts OF The world, when
desired.
OFFTCE-No. s.. south side Monroe. between
Main and Second streets Memphls
na-HHarrra No % Union street mNh I'm
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The Buntyn
HOMESTEAD LANDS
FOE SALE

WE have the pleasure Of placing on III,
w market those very desirable and valuable
lands. 50 well known to the community Rs the
Homestead Tract OF the late Geraidus Ban.
fVn. ESQ Situated At the hrst station on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad five miles
east Of the city. The improvements. with
about twenty acres OF land, have been re
Gently sold 10 Hume II. Hin, ESQ who now
resides upon the premises. the balanct
on the ira Z, consisting of about 40 acres
mas been laid on in lots varying In size from
1--we to ten acres, fronting upon broad aY-
enres- and laid OF so as to secure ID greatest
amcunfo OF comfort. The trains OF the Mem
mis- and CharlestOn railroad AFFORD the oPpor-
UNITY Of gong ia and out ofthe city nom and
10 Buufyn-s station, four times a day, 80 as 70
maize n residence at his point almost as con-
venient as 10 live in the city Itself.
The choice can nov be had o. toE Whouy OF
mart Ia ORIGINAL Forest orIn neldi
In Exchange for City Property.
1The executors are directed By the WIN 10 neIl
this place and invest IN city property and We
viii receive propositions 70 exehange iorelther
Improved or vacant lets IN the city.
10 ali parties looking for q suburban resi-
dence. we do not think any property more de-
sirabIe car be found- IN regard 70 health con-
venience or good neishbOrhoOd, within the
zane distance from the city,
Tha terms VIII be made very liberal and easy,
and the prices low 10 parties DESTROYS Of buy
ing for Ocaupation. Plans OF the subdivision
VIII be show at our Office.
myITtf ROISTER. IRRELEVANT CO.
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEArHER AzD BUSINESS.

A very violent storm of wind and raiI
set in about noon yesterday, which pre-
vented the shipment Of some freight anC
caused the levee to be less lively than IL
otherwise would have been. The rivel
continues to rise rapidly at this point
The swell ia the past t~wenty-four hours
was fully one foot. AtSt. Louis the rise
is net so rapid, although the upper rivers
are going up fast. At Cincinnati the
Ohio is reported rising, but it is falling
slowly at Louisville.
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"a Exehange 20 Clty Property.
Harvest, Harvest, Harvest /!

RoR SALE LOW, 10 close Trust Deed
REAPERs, MOWERS.
CRADLES. SCYTHES,
TaREsRING MACHINES,
HORsE POWERS,
wHEELBARRoWs,
And other Agricultural Imrlements.
MILESDMEN, Trustee,
my2lI I'm 2e Front street.
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pRoFEssToNAL r
PHYSICIANS.
nR WIN EVERETT

DAN be found q Rooms No , An4 =
fn Hnnse, corner OF Main alo
vbere he i prepared 20 treat and aaNtse WI
al rdfes having diseases pecuAlA tIct
Ace and long experience conNlnc@ hM ln ~
Al cen berekeVed. 40 matter nov. sever IS
49, or of bow long ktandtngi ana aoofe 81
.CfbsrS he desires those Gases when AAFc peen
PRONOU ECED NCUR4BLE.
m-plseases Of children wiz also receive es-
DE NOT DECEIVED.-READER,
hi uhsVe mad fhes1n misfortune 10 COR
fr9ef lie accursed disease, known as VenertAl,
IN any form, Voc can Dc curea q care not IN
what staeelt may present Itself, whether pri-
mary. secondary or tertiary. without Lakiue
one solitary gain ofmedieire. A1er ten years
M ofclose Investigation and practical experience,
an Convinced that Internal treatment Tor
the purrcse Of eheetinE e permauent cure
in y large proportion Of cases u alb
solptelv does more harm than good
Will under my method Of external me1c4-
ton. which Is pleasant ana aEtee1lle 70 me
patient, I defy competition wtih any oeatf
method known 70 the medical profession, Tor
speeiy aud EQarHH-
tie ia al cases In msR1ue this important 5e1t
known 70 the publics wish 40 state that am
regular prsttfioner of meuionfs unt Ian
q graduste on the Medical Department OF The
University Of Louisville. Ky end that my.
method % treating ahese diseases hRscost ye2tf
OF deep stuEv aud close-obserNhtion
tie most improved meihods
OFFfrF-No. IS Eonroe street, between Main
ana second. kespfctfnLE
AHMN 70 ALL
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