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PEACHES! PEAoHEsi-Ten thousand
bushsis peaches wanted, by the Mem-
phls Preserving Company, under the
Gsyoso House. Nv
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How 20 MARRY AND ENJOY LIFE AS
You 90 ALoNG.-Recently it mas be-
come q habit among young men to ex-
u themselves for not marrying, under
the plea that in these expensive times
they could barely get a living, and so if
taken away, nothing would be left for
the maintenance of their families. IN
able to get much ahead in the world,
they refuse to assume additional obiiga-
lions, and so urduly postpone msrrlage.
And just here we see an illustration OF
the beautiful workings OF lie assurance.
For this o depressing Rpprehen-
sions, and allows of matrimonial engage
ments without waiting to gather prop
erty. Ii a young man, believing that
" marriage is honorable in alp would
assume Ids engagements, all that he has
to do is to go to Messrs. McMahon &
Otis, the agents of the ST. LOUIS MU-
FUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY, and
procure s handsome life policy, In favor
Of his bride, and enjoy, without anxiety,
the benefits Of domestic happiness. So,
all you youths, ambitious Of connubial
felicity, pitch In. d, sse6 1t.
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HATs.-A man may be fond Of al " old
hat, but be ought occasionally 10 get q
new one, for decency's sake. Lsidy 4
Co., keep the house where q man In
search OF 8 tile naturally grsyitates to.
Go and see their stock. sep6 2t
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TIE CENTRAL HIGH School. OF Union
street. will open its next session to-mor-
row morning Hh,
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THE FLoYD CASE still hangs fire before
Judge Griffith, being continued until
Monday.
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E. WOODWARD, Surgeon I5Ilh.

y. UNIV FtDi Surgeon I3iLI.
Capt. Geo. Mellersh's general Teputs-
ton, while ia the Confederate army, was
that Of a brave soldier, efficient officer,
and strict discipiinRTisn. The latter was
generally understood BIS being the reason
Of his non-re-election. He was after
wards honorRbly discharged the service.
r. MITCHELL, N. D.,
W. &c. u
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MEnrHrs, TFxr., sept. S. Ises

MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. 5. IseS.
General n. B. Forrest:
Dear Sir: VIII you be kind enought Il
state, in writing, what yOn know sbout
a certain transaction which took Piaci
between your late firm OF Forrest
Mitchell & Co." and W. II. Passmore,
by which he, PASSWORD is said to have
received four Memphis City Bonds fol
his influence used in the Board OF Alder
men for securing a contract TO lay
Nicholson pavement.
Very respectfully,
E, MCDAVITT.
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1.-THE Edinburg Hst,p at Francisco &
Virgins, Brinkley House, SOY Main
street. sE5 at
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Call and examine our stock of
new Fall aad Winter Dry Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
HOWELL. R0OD s CO.,
sens 2t 332 Main street.
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Dress Goods. Dress Goods! Just
at Howell, Wood l. Co.'s
southern Palace. seI62t
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LARGE lot of hats, from bankrupt
sales, at 81 p apisce, a. Rice s. Engels,
233 Main street.
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CoNFECTIoNERIEs.-Geto August Ber-
ton, corner of Poplar and Fourth streets,
for good cakes, candies, snd Q Nc. ] as
sortment OF crackers for family use.
eeu6-1w
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NEW Fail Styles Silk, Cashmere and
Soft Felt Hats, at Wheaton & Co.'s,
Hatters aud Furriers, 1873 Main street.
onAI
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Jusr reeeived, 8 large lot of Hats from
bankrupt safes, at 81 Is apiece, at Rice
q Engeps, 2S3 Main street,
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Tex THOUSAND Jocunda Strawberry
plants for sale Inquire Of J.. s. Gallo
way, AEdame Vtacent's sep4Iw
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FIFTH AVENUE Dress HAT,p at
Francisco & Virgins, 307 Main street,
BriDkley House. se5 st
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LARGE lot of Clothing, chsap, ct Rice
q Ensel's, 2ss Main Street.
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GENTS SILK Dress Hats, Fall styles,
jHst received at Wheaton & Co.'s, l9f
Main street. - se4St. :
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LARGE lot OF Hats, from bankrupt
sales. at 81 rs apiece, at Rice 4 Engeps,
233 Main street,
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Il. A. HAMILTON.
Be is to be Arrested In Nashville.
oneorHls Inaccuracles Refuted.

From the Nashville Banner of Friday
We learn that the cdpias sent from tai
city is in the hands of Mr.. D0nalds0n
Sheriff OF Davidson county, that il vii
be Immediately served and the criminal
Representative returned to this city fol
trial at the next term Of the CriminsI
Court OF this coUnty-oR the indictment
Of perjury presented by the Grand Jury
some weeks since.
ALITTLE INACcURACY.
Tbs following ref1tations of one of the
statements made by Hsmilton in the
recent speech of his published by US
yesterday will interest our readers and
confirm the doubling as to his general
character for lying as well as stealing:
MkMPaIs, TENN September O. 1858.
Editors Appeal: My attention has
besn called to aspeech of ThOs. A. Ham
ilton, at Nashville, published in your is.
sue of this date, in which he claims to
have been employed by Capt. Molloy,
Codfsderate States Commisssry at Mem
phis, as a payer Of drsyage. | was EN-,
ployed by Capt. Molioy as Shipping
Clerk Immediately after his appointment
as Commissary, and hired and payed off
all dFays used By the COmmissaTy De-
p~arthlent at Memphis until Its evacua-
ton by the Confederate forces.
This is one ofthe "tittIe fHGccurQciesn
Mr.. Hamilton admits, as he was never
employed in that, or any other capacity
by Msj. Molloy, while Commissary at
JOHN c. HILL.
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LARGE lot Of Clothing, cheap, at Rice
& E1gel's, 233 Main street.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE SEYMOUR
KNIGHTs.-At the meeting held at the
engine house, corner of Adams and Sec
ond streets, an organization was made
under the style Of YOurg Mems Inde-
pendent Seymour knights, and Mr..
William Chambers made temporary
chairman.
The committee on Permanent OFgani-
cation, after q retirement of five minutes,
recommended the following as perma.
tent officers of the club: VIM. Chambers,
President; J. A. Sneed, Vice President;
Chss. 81. Davenport, Recording Seereta-
~ jas, b. Sullivan, Corresponding Sec
rotary; VIM. YRDakay, Treasurer. The
report was unanimously accepted.
After the appointment of several COM
mittees, Mr.. Yanakay osmefOrward amid
loud calls. He spoke particularly of the
ACTION of-the Seymour club on last Mon
day.
r a motion was then made that the reg
ular meetings Of the Seymour Knights
be held at the engine house on every
Wednesday night, which was adopted.
1t was moved slso, that We make one
night in the week for social meeting,
which was carried.
About 50 names were enrolled during
the evening.
The business having bean finished,
they adjourned until next Wednesday
night at the same time and place.
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MEMPHIS TESy. ssptember 5. 1sss.

was employed by John c. Hill, Ship.
ping Clerk Of Maj. F: Molloy, Confede.
Drayman. 1 Engaged ali drays, and su-
perintended the transportation of that
department, from November, 1851, to
June, 1882, and received payment
through certificates of John c.. Hill. 1
never knew Mr.. Thomas A. Hamilton as
having any connection, whatever, with
this department.
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MrNpuTs. 49,. sspt. 5, Is.

hEMEHl5t AENNss oSpbs . AoOo.
z. MCDAvrrT, Esq;
Dear Sir: In reply to your note of-in.
qniry of this date, 1 say Mr.. Joseph
Mitchell, during our partnership OF For
rest, Mitchell & Co.. stated to me we
owed W. H. Passmore four thousand
dollars IN city paving bonds, which be
had promised to pay him for services or
assistance in procuring the street paving
contract. l refused to pay any portion
Of it. Soon after my partnership with
Mitchell ceased, he controlling the con-
tract, or the business under II. At q SUB
seQuent time Mitchell informed me he
had paid PAssmore the four thousand
dollars, as promised, and | believe he
had done so. Very respectfully,
N. B. FORREST.
In submitting this correspondence to
the public, it is proper for as TO say That
our concentrations OF Mr.. Passmore
were based upon our previous knowledge
of him as an industrious citizen and his
general attention 10 his duties as an
alderman. If our readers will refer to
yesterdays paper, they will see that,
from the statement Of MIR. Mitchell, We
could not do less than suggest Mr.. Pass
more's ex%oneTation from the charge of
corruption and bribery. The above let
tiers put q different face upon the matter.
Mr.. Passmore must answer them.-EDs.
APPEAL.
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3
FOR NAPOLEON.

semi-Weekiy Packet for NapoleOu-eonuect.
tDgwith Arksn= as River I. ). Mail Packets
..---.Jame Lee master
TINS elegant passenger packet
VII 4AHF6 N
MONDAY, tn inst, at 8 pm.
VINSON & DONAHUE, Agents.
sePo - "a Front street.
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THE Latest Fall Styles of Hats. at
Francisco & Virgins, Hatters, 9O7 Main
street, Brinkley House. se5 St
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CARD.

Messrs. Editors: Understanding that
some parties, unknown to me, have been
circulating 8 report to my injury, viz /:
that I unlawfully quit the Confederate
army, I deem 10 necessary TO publish the
following certificates OF my Command
ers, ia order that the tongue Of the SIAN
derer may not influence those gho do not
know me to look on me in the light Of q
dishonorRbie man. Respectfully, etc,
GEO. MELIERSH.
Memphis, Tenn, September :, 1855.
MEMPHIS, TENN September !, 1855.
By request Of Capt. Geo. Meilersh, !
take pleasure in certifying, that after the
reorganization Of the army, at Corlnth,
in 1889, Capt. NJ. not having been re-
elected to the Csptsiney OF his company,
was duly and hSnarsbly discharged the
service Of the Confederate States, as per
order OF Gen. Braxton Bragg, General
Commanding.
Having had the pleasure OF beipg an
associate company commander IA the
IHth Senior Tennessee Regiment, with
Capt. NJ, / take pleasure ia giving this,
my testimony, to his worth IS an officer
in camp, and to his gallantry on the
battlefield.
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FoR ST. FRANCIS RIVER

Regular Tuesday 81. Francis River Pscket-For
Helena Marianne, Madison, Wfttsburx
and all Way Landings
MOLLIE h. Bowman Razksr
sam. c. Paine, shell and Clark, Clerks.
VIII leave Memphis EVERY IT,
TUESDAY, at 5 O'Clock pm. A6HE
LARRY HARMSTAD, AgenE
JaZ1 Star Wharfbost, foot Jefferson St
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CouRT STRRET SCHOOLS, southwest
corner Court and Third streets, viii omen
on Monday, Sept. "A The pripeIpsls
may be addressed at their respective res
licences.
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" The Lucass Hat something elegant.
at Francisco q Virgins, 307 Main street,
Brinkley Heuse, ss5 81
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Memphis and White River U. 8. Mall Packet
Company.
For Helena, DeVall Bluff, Little Rock, An
gusta, J~acksonpOrt and al Way Landings.
.-1-NnSA m1etcE
This hne passenger packet leaves -
for the above on ~
TUESDAY, Sth inst, at 5 pm
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
sep6 St star Whsrf6Oat, fOQtJenerson ST.
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Stack on band to-day, Il m.

HOPs.-The Cooperstown Journal says:
The reports generally are favofable to q fair
yiesdin this county and State. We estimate
the crop in New York at about 5000 bales
Wisconsin expects TO have 5000 b .les: other
Western States Will furnish at least Is 900 bales;
ard the Eastern and Southern States 1000
matchmaking = total of l25,00 bales. The
home demand, with a large barley crop, may
call for 9IOOCleaving a surplus of $1,000 bales.
ShatLws pave a foreign demand for this sur
plus Recent Rdvices lead to the expectation
that there will be an export demand. though
not al high prices. Ihis rear. as last, there will
ha no carry demand for other than first sort
h6ps5 and with pjenty of old hops at their DIS
pOsal, brewers win not pay high prices for the
bast of new hops. Little is yet said about prices
f0rthe maturing crop, though dealers in this
Eesanty. are e xpecttng TO buy at about 2593Oe TO
Ill orders.
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/ certify that Capt. Geo. Mellersh
served in the Confederate army more
than s year, and was honorsbly dis
charged. He only ceased to be an officer
on the organization Of the 18Th Rsgi-
ment. He was in ell respects, g high
toned, honorable gentleman, and q true,
brave soldier, and was regarded in all
respects as one Of the best officers 10 the
rPyimanf
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FOB ST. LOUIS.

Regular St Louis, Memphis and Yicksburs
United States Mail Packet.
For Nicksburg n the Bends
II. NJ. Carter master
This elegant passenger steamer IT.
wtllleRve az above on c
MONDAY, eth inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
sep62t star Wharf5oat, foot jefferson ST.
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ToBACco CRoP.-Tne EImira Gazette says:

The tobacco crop this season was never bet.
tsrin Chemuug county. Our farmers have the
art of its cultivation reduced down 70 q nne
thing: The town of Southport, In particular,
has some splendid deids Of the "weed,H which
is now being cut with every probability OF Sc
edrfng The whole crop for The coming harvest.
The crop IS good at the East, particularly in the
valley Of the Connecticut river, Wher il Ia
largely cultivated.
APPIEs-some demand for shipping at s2@s
BR2NED1ii at s2Is22 in store, in sacks.
BUFTER-Market dali Choice Ss@35c; com
BASON4Qaiet and nrurAclear coun.
Ltry sides are worth 17MGl7ze. and regular
branqs, l794slse clear rfb f14sl7<e; shoulders
RAStaNG=The demand is steady and
market firm. Todd's, ISc; Kentucky heavy,
2s&a26c: india, 2@27c.
7.CHEESE-Uun. New York factory. I7c.
4eCOFFEE-Firm at 23GZ7cfor Rio Java, Ala
GoRN-DuIl at $4,000 in store, with slight
lflemand and no. receipts.
r CHICKENSErhe deEnand is very good, and
| prices are arm young. $t94 s.; old, IS
~EGGS-Brisk at 2o@2lc Tor choice fresh.
FFRUfT-Fair demand for hand picked apple.
at szsS per Dbl; dried apples sac; dried
pFLoURSMsrket is dun. superine, % 5a
lTi K, ssag 295$xs slo@n; XXX and fancy
ilamily, $1f509IS.
HAY-Ch icstimothy, SIS In store.
HAMS-Plain country, nominal, plain can
vasssd H@lsci susar-cured csnvsssed, 2G92lc
HIpEs-Receipts light Dry dint si9&e
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=" " "-- y V-|ENAI N hINbEE ="
l~ E IL onrt street..
- JbLiEEIE r. CAIRNS,
sep6>3teod l5 Alabama strest.
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NJ. EAGENENEY. il
PHIL. + ALLIS,
z. A. COLE,
" r TAT4sAE

I take pleasure. ss e 2ember Of Capt.
MS company, in certifying that he was
honorsbly discharged from the Confad-
crate States army, and I know that Capt.
NJ In the discharge of all duties Incl
dent to his rank, was all thrt an honor
able man and gallant officer could bs.
". F. SIMMONS.
Endorse the foregoing certificates In
every respect.
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FOR NEW

Regular New Orleans Packet.
For New Orleans
MOLLIE ABLE..---John Duble master
This splendid steamer win leave 81
as above on &6
SUNDAY, 9Th inst, ct 10 an.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
ssp5 2t Star Wbsrfbost foot Jefferson 81
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS. September 4, 1899,
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Fob WHITE RIVER.

Merchants u Planters Line.
Regular Memphis and White River Fndepend-
eut Faoket.-FOr Helena, Frfars Point De-
Walls Bluff, Little Rock. Augusta
ana Jacksonport-
DIES ARC-.-------.---~-.JOhn D Elicit master
Ints superb passenger steamer r.
will leave a. above On SEx
TUESDAY, September s, at 5 m.
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents.
sep5 81 No. 8 Jefferson street.
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This excellent steamer leaves H.
Memphis as above, ~
TUESDAY, Sth inst. at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
No. $50 Front Row.
J. A. Sayers, Passenger agent sep6 81
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CoUNTING-RooM

where we found the book-keeper, Mr..
-- who accompanied US in our
voyage Of discovery about the premises.
The counting-resm Is on the main floor,
in the rear of the front store, and opens
on the alley between Main and Second
streets. It is elegantly arranged, and for
light and comfort there is not its equal
in Memphis. Proceeding hence we COM
menced U examination G6 iDlo and
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Memphis and White River Us. Mail Packet
Company.
For Helena, DsValis Bluu, Little Rock, Au-
gusta, JacksonPort and all way Landings.
Edsnn nastar
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"God helps those who help themselye'.' The
world understands the truth cf this assertion
q great many christians have yet to learn II.
God will not answer the prayers OF those who
never do anythisg but pray. Such prayers arc
dead, IS James In the second chapter Of his epis-
tie plainly tells us. What would be thought OF
q farmer Who should spend his time in praying
the Lord Of the harvest to send him crop while
his field lie uupiowedt Let him first prepare
the ground, and SOW the seed at the proper
time, and then he may pray the good God, with
confidence. to send the sunshine and the rain,
and TO keep back the hail. Just 50 II Is in Gods
spiritual vineyard. God does not usually con-
vert souls in answer to prayer alone; they must
have preacher as well. Talk to lost ones with
all the wisdom you may have. then 20 and
pray for them. Christ does not usually help
the laborer in his vineyard until he is at his ex-
tremity-until he has done all he csn-then the
great Helper interposes his gracious power
AMI saves.
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Tears non the depths of some divine despair
Rise In the heart AMI gather 10 the eyes,
In boxing Oh the happy autumn hssds
And thinking q the days that are no more"
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ABUSED PRIvILEoEs "A sal theme, but not
the less necessary to be treated, and here are
some practical thoughts worth pondering:-


.rears NON the depths Of some divine DESPAIR
Rise In the heart and gather 10 the eyes,
In looking Oh the happy autumn hs'ds
And thinking q the days that are no more"
Could we see the future OF even the present
with its opportunities and gifts, as clearly IS
we discern the squandered past. what o differ
ent phase of christian life would be found In
our churches We can see today how the
failures OF yesterday might have become sue
cesvcs II we had labored for Il. We hear Others
regret their abused privileges, and the same
day, perhaps, more sadly repeat the error In
our own experience. This Is the fruitful source
Of many hours OF pain. shall never forget the
modest yet earnest words OF difhdent Chris-
tan man. who gave me his dying message TO the
church Of which he was . member: "Tell my
brethren" said he, ito do their duty. espe:
cially In the prayer meeting. Thought could
NOT speak, but I now believe IL WAS my duty,
aud nowlwish had been faithful In the mat
ter" And 1 contrast with him his aged hther
who survived him, and who with tremulous
voice and fearful prayers often In that prayer
meeting declared the goodness Of God to MIN.
not in giving earthly prosperity-.hs vas not
successful in thst=but In sustaining nun oy
his grace. in all the three-scoIe years OF his
membership with Gods people. The memory
Of his faithful life and peaceful death Is still
fragrant In the community.
Ii is but little time since wealthy neighoor
Of mine, who had protested Christ for score
OF years. was brought by the slow progress OF
disease down to death. Much Of the experience
OF his months Of pain Was dependency coca.
stoned BY his past distance from God. And
even in the gradually improving hope OF accep-
lance with Christ. which became evident In
repeated conversations with him, he could not
liit of the burden Of neglected privilege aud
b,,,v He ,uourpel daily "A he we'll might,
over the spiritual leanness Of his life; and tho
prayer and repentance, with nearer views OF
Christ, released him from the bondage VI his
fear, he never gained that fulness Of JOY which
Is the privilege Of many. That he went forth
leaning upon the saving arm Ne fully believed,
but how much clearer had been his peace. and
how much nobler his influence upon that COM
muni,y had he used the privileges which were
wholly neglected!
.netr not hl to-mOrOw 10 he wise,
rO-mOrO~s sun 10 thee may never rise"
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TO FEMALES.

DIR. FRED'K MORRILL,, Physician and
Surgeon, gives exclusive attention to Diseases Of
Women. lie has made diseases OF woman his stu.
dy for the past twenty years. His practice has
been very extensive both In Hospital and In prl.
vats practice. His reputation has vouchers In all
the city papers, his patients, and the medical pro.
fession, both here and abroad. rs being the most
skillful specialist here, and thorough master OF
all sexual diseases.
DIR. MORRILL, Is admitted by tho best med.
cal talent Of the country 10 have no equal In the
treatment OF Female Complaints, aud IL Is no unu-
suai occurrence for physicians In regular practice
to recommend patients 10 him for treatment when
afflicted with diseases I'm his speciality.
Ladies' will receive the most scientific attention,
both medically and surgcally, with private apart
ments during sickness, and with old and expert
enced nurses, " they wish.
The poor advised free ofcharge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion or advice, by letter,
and enclosing the usual lee, will be answered by
return mail.
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country.
Ofice, No. Is HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mass.