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Meeting Of tho Directors of the Now York
Bridge Company and Citizens OF brootslyn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Proposed laonn.
There was q meeting OF citizens and oficsrs Of the
New YORK Bridge Company at tho Brooklyn City Hall,
in the Common Council chamber. held yesterday after
noon under the auspices and at the request OF the
speclal committee OF the Board OF Adsfmea appointed
TO oossr with the citizens IS 70 the ACCESSIBILITY Of issu-
ing bonds TO the Of 900 10 enable the East
River Bridge commence the proposed work
Absu. one hundred persons were present. Alderman
whitney Chairman Of the COMMITTEES, called the meet
ins TO order and stated briefly The object OF the CALL
which had been published asking their attendance aud
discussion the subject
Mr. J. W. Dow did not think that the proposed plan
or suspension bridge would the wants and
auirsmens Of the community. He exhibited splsn which
he believed far more desirable ana dursbls than
tho one recommended in the plans selected by the
Committee which was . series OF piers or
sbutms raised At intervals In the Kass river suf
csutiy wide to admit OF safe and commodious navga
ton to vessels OF all classes across which extend Jour
bridges Tbs system was that Of lockags Upon Iheso
PIERS be conterded that warehouses conld 30 COD
sructsd, the rental az which would work 20 the al
vantage OF the hsrbor by aording better facilities for
dockage and wharfage. He also desired 70 know
whether the S8000,0oo estimated a. the COS, oi we
pIston Of the work. E@NM
"a q 3. :. .si Ss Tsa ES;f I'M m @
aud brooklyn BnsEs Company. presented. Vs@ssfl.s'
Ion The city Of Brooklyn vss Authorised to sad " al
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supnOGAIt's COURT.

Surrogate Tucker has admitted 70 probate during tho
past week the wills Of the following persons
Rachael v. stursis James Palmer, John Ryan, Chris
sian Huber Jacob Hsnsn, D. Watts, Samuel Gilman.
Letters or administration granted tho follow
ing mentioned estates -Archibad WATT Michael Curry,
Ann Bennett Ellen Coonan, VIM. Mitchell, Patrick
stevens, Otto Stopp Rebecca Garner, Joseph McCabe
Julia A. Peck, Geo. Robertson. Richard T Cody, hargs
ret Roscncranz, Charles Halsey, VIM. Knowles, James
King Caroline Roiger, Alice Wade.
Letters OF guardianship we're issued to Mary 4. Collin
guardian OF Orient Edward Collin TO Margaret Conner
Of vary aud George Stephens; to Thomas McCabe, OF
Mary aud Cathsrins McCabei to Terrence Farley. Of
Cstharne Russell; TO Wary Van Brunt, VI Robert w.
Bergen, w. Van Brunt, Cornsa Van Brunt and willstt
G. Van BrunI
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SUPERIOR couaT-spECIAL TERM-yEsTeHuAY.
DecisiOns.

Decisions.
Judge Jones rendered judgment In the following
q. r. Cts,rie ca c. G. Whle-Moion granted
Theodore Wilkins Us. John Rheishdrdt ct al-Motion
Tor sd attachment granted.
Amasa Leonard vs James r. Bisbee ct aL-Motiou
granted bond to be given in So 500.
James X Seileck u.s. Martin H. Rose.-Motion granted.
Charles r. Voorhs JAMES D. Hopping Receiver TO
be appointed reference ordered to ST. Clair Smith to
nominate proper party tx the amount OF security to
be gwen and to take the bond and approve thereof and
the efficiency OF the sureties.
Lewis O. Austis w. Lucinda L. Morgan et al-Find.
i1gs judgment signed.
Peer M Dinyee u. Thomas r. Gordon -Aotion
granted, with $40 COSTS
J. Z. Hyams A. r. SsIgman ct aL--Casc settled.
Bee memorandum with clerk.
Florence Sewing Nachine Wdrburton.-Charge cor.
rected.
Wilsiam Kiur q al %. John Livingson. Motion for
reference granted.
William U. Janenay u. David Il. Garnia.-Motion
granted. without costs.
Martha Barker o. James Savage ct G.-Moton for
new trial denied, with costs.
Charles II. Smith " Timothy J. Coc.-Aoton granted.
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NEW YORK CITY
THE COURTS.
,,cto STATES DISTRICT couaT-M BANKRUPTCY.
The bankrupt Calendar Yesterday.

The bankrupt Calendar Yesterday.
Jsdse Blatchiord opened the court yesterday monng
and took up The bankrupt calendar. The nrst three
were cases OF involuntary bankruptcy.
In The Hatr Of Charlss G. fatersor In this case Mr.
Sanford moved to restrain the Sheriff OF the city and
county OF New York from selling certain property be-
long TO bankrupt Counsel Ia wing besi heard
the other side The Judge took the papers ard reserved
has decision. N+4 II -At "a -+t
IN IN. Mater Of Secor, a BanS,a.p. Il motion was
made IN ths Case for an inquiry 10 ceun moneys 70
BE- paid. Tho motion opposed by IT. Vanderpoes
and IL Vas adjourned to Saturday next =. -,
The case cf Uiiidnl Wood rs The Wdntn1ton Mdrute
In'prance Company WAS called This paitee Gomez Pc
fore the Court motion 10 show Cau why ON pet.on
Of Mr. Wood the company should ne 90 osc.sfea oanx
yupt IL was adjourned 10 Saturday .ne ~ igS,
were also the cases OF Reppelier w farrsr ana
Baker vs. John Davenport the la,er 70 sasa On III 'ns
l4ib OF March.
Rights Of CT e.iitors.
IN n, Nn,v Of Jos.ph Hnvolon In this case melton
was made BY James o. Bricn, sheriff " nacess AZ m
junction which had been served upon MIN iorpiadng
HIM 10 take possession Of interfere With property
appeared sSas the alleged debtor had allowed two
Judgments to be entered against him, one for s. 500
In favor OF Bernard Rent, his brother-in law. ami
another for about 5000 in avor OF Ncnoias haughton
n s'Sthsr spsn WHICH rnard Rsy the paa IN
one of the bsides bsng related 70 j. Haugh
ton the deputy sherf holding the executions that
a under M had occurred at hich another brother
CHRISTOPHER Haughton bought nearly all the stock
The United States Court then enjoined the bankrupt
brother from taking RECEIVING me proPsf.y IN re-
recover it and in tlat proceeding Sheriff O'Brisn
enjoined as above stated.
After hearing an Affidavit Of the Sheriff recitng that
expensiveto keep the property that no wanted
the injunction repoved, and hearing counsel both
side, Judge Bla,crford denied the notion.
Brown, Hale & yanderpoo and Mr. Smith for Sheriff;
G. A. Seixas for rstitioning creditors.
Petitions Filed In Bankruptcy.
James W. Reynolds Poughkeepsie, Duchess county
Referred to Register Beale.
Thomas A Afacnair Nav York citv-Referred to
Register Fitch.
Burnett Elliott, New York city. Referred to Regis
Ter Dayton.
RapiaIAr
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UNITED STATES mARsHAL's OFFICE.

Sale Of the Steamship Quaker Cltv.
Yesterday morning the steamship Quaker City was
sold by the United States Marshal for the sum Of
Oh, 1000 having been lbeed three separate claims
for seamen's wages amounting to $4,000 and two
for supplies, the demand for those being $1l45 The
Quaker City the property Of Mr. Arthur Leary Of
this city she left the port OF New York early in June
last under the command OF Captain Duncan on an
eurson voyage to the Holy Iand and other portions OF
the Old World putting al several ports in Europe,
Asia anu Africa she returned home some time
SINCE when the claims against her were prosecuted win
the ahoYe rasulL
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BOARD or COUnCILMtN.

The Manual" swindis Revived aud
Adopted. ... E
This Bonrd met yes.sdsy afternoon, the President,
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Meeting of the Bonrd-The Church street
Extension Job.

The Board OF Aldermen convened yesterday, pursuant
TO adjournment AID quorum OF members being pres
ent large amount of routine business transacted.
A communication received from tho Comptroller,
transmitting earnings OF the Sixth and Eighth Ave.
nue. Railroad painless for the past year. tolows
CirkbA rsuSx IpeauH
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Mr.. DeLeOn in late article on the
History Of the COnfederacy, says:
ait is but just to say that while the
fiippant pledges of Mr.. Benjamin, the
idle yaunts Of MIR. Walker, and the over
confidence of Mr.. TOOmbs, reflected the
popular delUsion5 OF the hour, there
were in the South men more fAT-sighted
aud sagacioRs, vino did not share
them, but fOretold the people Of
the wrath to come. Not into this
deiusive mirror gazed the anxious eye Of
jefferson Davis-nOr the cold, clear gaze
Of Alexander Stephens. Unblinded by
this glamourie was the penetrating vision
of Pierre SUule, or the troubled regard OF
Robert Hunter - the Falklands OF
our revolution = ever piniDg for
peace, in the midst of the mad
game of war. Many others, also,
there were, among Southern statesmen,
who foresaw the dread ordeal through
which the South must pass, after her
new birth but the roar of cannon, the
rattle Of musketry, and the shouts Of the
combstants drowned their voices, and
carried them along, vainly striving to be
heard, upon the sUrging tide Of the revo-
luton.
"Such men were Soule, In Louisiana,
FOfsyLu anu CelutIss VI AlaUdluas ouaA
key, OF Mississippi, Jenkins and Hill, Of
| Georgia, BOyee and Perry. Of South Car
olina, VIM. G. Rives, of Virginia, and a
I host of others. Yet these men, who
originally resisted the forcible dis
ruption. Of the Union, and who sought
to settle the vexed questions, inside, in-
stead of outside of it, were trusr prophets
than Toombs or Benjamin. Though,
like Cassandrs, they warned in vain,
and were repaid by reproaches, not by
thanks, for their unhseded proph-
] ecies, they were faithful TO
their section to the bitter end, bore un-
complsiningly their full share OF the sor-
rows aud suiferings they strove vainly to
1 avert, and since the disfranchisement OF
| the South, have stood up more staunchly
| for the remnants Of Southern rights than
many Of their noisier and more bosstful
| hraf -
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s5ore ReneiitaO OF RaIicaIistIs.

The shipbuilders have addressed TO
Congress a memorial In which they set
forth the following facts, which are the
direct result Of Radical legislation
"Our tonnage" says the address" Is
reduced one half, while other nations
have vastly increased th eirs and the
present operations in our shipyards are
insufficient to keep up even this. small
amount Many yards lie idle, and the
grass has grown where formerly was the
busiest tread Of the Workmen.D
The Radicals in Congress have fettered
our shipping so that it cannot compete
with the worlds marine. 1nstesd OF
being the third maritime power, as we
were before the war, we have now no
rank. Yet the New England manu-
-factureFs have no one to blame but
! themselyes. Their despair Is like the
pEostTation. following deliriun. MOr1u
and Fessenden, of Maine; Wilson and
/ Summer, of Massachusetts, and Anthony
and Sprague, of Rhode Island, were the
leading spirits OF the Legislation Whleh
has brought this state of things about
! Sc. Louis times.
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Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, Green leaf on evidence.
FIRST sEssI ION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adam's Equity Jurisprudence, Adams Equity
Pleading, Reddeld on WIS, 8tllard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships
SECOND. 5ESSION, SENIOR GLASS.
Washburn on Real IoPerty, Taylor on Land
lord aud Tenant, ngeii = Ames on Corpora
tions, story's COnfllet o. Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, Conk iIn's Q. !. Treatise.
Rscitstious and examinations eaen day at
O'Clock. Moot Court once sach week. and Ap-
peliate Court once each MONTH presiIeo over
by the Professors all together
students permitted 70 enter any lass, Dut no
Diploma given except 70 those going through
whole coarse.
Entrance Fss s. per Session
AN Students OF law attend tree OF oharss
tn Lectures OF the College, inciudtng Lectures
on ElOeution ard explanation ct LaLln ana
French tech q icaiities by the President"
. Arrang naafs VIII De made 70 board ana
lodge Students at S. per month. ApIica1ous
should be made early. ssAo
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r. p. WALT & co /,
pEALEEzs
Cypress Lumb er,
pos. No. Io6 REain street.

CYPRESs LCMBER Of all dimensions on
1 Ta-~ ybirh We wish 10 clo-c out at = sac
rfdce- Parties wishing Lumber should cal on
NJ NEIlnnul De az ~ ~
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FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
Walkers American Law, Kent's Comments
tory OF a Law suit, stephens Pleadings-
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR CLASS
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FAssMAN,s IRoN TlEs
COTTON BALES.

FT'HE undersigned have made extensive sr-
i rangements 70 supply tEe demand l0F these
Ties the prassnt season.
In addition to she FASS NAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE. 50 extensively used heratr-
lore.they now offer bis ALLIGATOR Tia with
teeth 50 arranged As 20 & SANITY clamp the
hoop when the pressure IS reE1CvsE nom the
bale, and halGtit without zI8 ping.
Sreat pains have been taken 70 5ecuT8 the
best quality OF iron.
These Ties are so simple IN their arrange
meat that they can be applied by any Cus. 70
bales OF any size, with the same facility and
e. zpeditiou as rope IN strength. security and
iactity Of application, they win compare ta-
vOrabiy with any } ct introduced.
The advantages OF Iron Ties are now genzr-
ally recognized; but it is deemed not Ou- of
place 20 eau the attention OF those inffrEErstf
70 the very err phatlC recomm eudatfou o. Du-
derWrtterH. Steamboat Captains, and Owners
and Agents OF Sea steamers and Sailing Nas-
ssls, recently pubiished in the EswspsDers IN
New Orleans
CHAMsTRs 4 LATTIyG,
GensIRl Agents. New Orlsens
For sale by
MEACHAM 4 TREADWELL
HARRIS, COCHRAN 8 Co.,
Memphis.
And other dealers and Grocery Merchant-
zzl4 nod
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READ THIS!

r,OR RENT FOR THE YEAR 1sss-The Kerr
n Plantation. one mile below Austin, Tuuica
1ounty Miss on the Mississippi hiver. The
MACS IA in thorough repatr, with al necessary
dwellings. Out-houses, Gin. Gin house. 4lll
and steam Engiue. Cisterus, wells. Teams
enough 10 run the place, corn and Hay sun
cisnt for the year, and the pest sst OF mares
ances stock ETC., can be had on reasonable
ferros. and any enc desiring to plant. VIII md
tbfa the best opening in the SOUTH A good
nan with a small capital may take a hall in
teTsat in running the place for The year, ON the
most reasonable terms. Apply % " nl0sreAerr
kiIst kIstn1SS' ~ 8. +. KERR
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d r; z. n. Levy, 55C'y.
= kWn Z II.
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General SIeCIeFnaRd and General Grant.
General John A. McCieEna1d has ad-
dressed the following letter to theSpring-
field tIIlinOis) Register
Springfield III, January Q, 1888.
observe IN the Chicago Tribune Of
the 4th instant certain extracts purport-
ing to be taken from Bedeaa's Life
Of General Grant.
or whilom colonel, now Lieutenant
Badeau, it is well enough TO say, en-
pdssdHt, that he was unknown to me,
unless I once saw him hanging around
General Grants headQ QUsrters, As quss-
tionabIe sppendRge, where he may still
be an Ornamental, rather than useful
appurtenance. Failing TO gain distinc.
ton as soldier, he seems determined to
Csin Infamous notoriety, both IS 3 per-
sonai tFadUeeF and panegyrist.
Undertaking, Ostensibly, to write Gen.
Grants biography, he has commenced
tie hopeless task OF writing him into
the Presidency. In this effort he has
gone cut Of the way 10 assail me, aud only
echoes his masters maievolence.
It israther, then, oS his master, fem
his position a more distinguished object,
that l would very briefly speak. Let
him publish the spOndanee-the
whole of the correspondence OF which he
complains-through hispartisan snan-
uensis. This done, bis character for can
dor and fair dealing will be exhibited in
a better light than st present before the
pgbIie, to whcss Judgement he appeals
against q fellow soldier.
Sometimes General Grants sense Of
Justice but oftener MS passions, have con-
trolled his conduct toward me. Espzcl-
ally has this latter been 50 exhibited
since the brilliant and successful Issue OF
the Mississippi campaign, in which the
18th army corps, which had the honor
to command, bore such a meritDrious
part. In his official report OF that cam
paign he, either from ignorance or
malice, falsides important facts, honor
able to that corps and to me, to the dis
psragen1ent Of both. The proof is on file
in the War Department, but has never
been permitted to see the light.
Only recently, when my name was
before the Senate for confirmation to
office, he as I understood, and no doubt
truly, descended from the dignity Of his
station to cause my rejection, thus pur-
suing me in civil as well as military life.
A man who receives an injury may
forgive its author, but that author never
foFgives the person he has injured.
General Grant should, in prudence, II
not in justice, be more forbearing for no
public man OF modern times owes as
much ofreputatiOn and influence to the
forbsaTsnce of others. II the veil were
once lifted aud the public made ac-
buainted with his real character, General
Grant would stand very differently in
public estimation than he does at presant.
| This time will yet come, when the
wrong done me and myeommAnd will
! be corrected.
Your obodisnt servant.
JOSH A. NCCL LERSASD.
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FOR RENT.
I've Plantations on and near Mis-
si.sippl River, In COahOma
County, Miss.

one ON RIVER CONTAINS ABOUT I5o0
acres open land. and mas oeen in Gu iva
II,,1,sas ard (3ins. one dne Dwelling House and
a lac humber Of Cabins The place can be
ff,ys5ed INTO two or more tracts
~ ss. rliaee is situated about four OF i've
4l-s fr,rl river, has u or 1900 acres open land,
IL s1seeDi HE OF being diyided into to or three
- - - Il - IN IL Z good uWelling HOuEa Cut
gls and = mum Der Of Cabins ana tsin Housa,
- mi Press. These piaoas are very proGEc-
-. and VIII be renfsd very low FOR One OF
,.,aSe ~ vsars. They beloEg to a. AoNein, q
kentucky. Apply 70
]. p. CARCTHHRS, Agent.
aael0Ipn Ayras' BufldfnE. Memphis.
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FRED- KRAAEIl1 UFl1aa' 7----- -
KRAMER, MILLER & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS, STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Steamboat Landing,
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
w. DICKINSON & BRO,
Cotton Factors, General Commission
ana Produce Merchants
No. eIo Front street, Memphis, Tenn
No. 2Io Front $

n- Liberal Advances made on cons's "a g1 -
We have a warehouse o. ~ .t,d ~ - NJ sn1
We ~ .a-a.ssss 1 there shall be no unnecessary
W. in weight, thing We have naa 70 son isiit
20 nelose Trsual commissions charged AL
eeo5snnsnts BY river insured unless wise
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what has Become OF the negroes.

Daring the holidays and for week
after, our streets swarmed with the sable
population Of the country for the last
week or ten days they seem to have
quite disappeared. We would naturally
suppose they had hired out, and dis
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Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh
rRs. WIN. R. CoLLISs' CERTIFICATE

HANNIBAL. No August 2, lS55
BTzs. JACKSON DeaT MsdGBa-I am most
hanny- 10 In form you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some pnysi-
clans call nursing sore mouth. or canker OF ne
mouth and throat, tried various remedies
but found NOTHING to DO me any g9od until l
heard Of your oils f0r ths complexion ana
teeth, called Queen Basa-" bought one Dot
fie went according 70 directions. and am truly
thankful t. say have found a permanent cure.
Hopipg you viii publish this that other poor
IN fftrers may be benefited by it, I remain
YOur respectfully
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foal1 MRs' IN .:''SSlII WI. B. CoLLINs.

AGENTS WASTED Male or Female, in every
town and county IN the United States. 70 intro
ducs this ceIebrat ed preparation. Agents are
now making from Sl50 TO SOS per mouth, clear
on expenses. AppIics tons for agencies can i'e
made for the present 70 Ars- JacEson. al Ens
VJIIifeuore House, Adams street. between
Third and Fourth. Memphis; or 70 the man q
facturing depot No. IIS sixth street, 81. Louis,
Mo either IN person or by letter.
4
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F.upEKA Council, No. 8. Mests g Mondey OF
eafIh znonth-Od i'd Fellows HALL John Asllt,
IN. IN; n. J. WigElns Eeo. .
TKMFLAEs-
tyyREvr. Comm andery, No. 4. Meets sth Mon
day OF each month. John Zentt Cona.; \, j.
WiEgtn, Rec
A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
hg Fg0aL 3trCsL
HzE,-zs Lodss 81 Perfection, A4ta; No. l.
Stated Comm % niesfions - "Wednesday night
of each month Henry ?. N'codsrd, SAD, g.
NJ. Charles N. Carroll, IL -tl, ses-i-
MTTaRas Lodge Of Perieetont l4th.i 30. 2
7 Meets sth Wednesday Of each month. George
Meliersh, sd, O.. ~. /; A. Z. Frankland, ed
,yAs4PIrrt council orPrlncsso OF Jerusalem, 18th.
No ]. BENZ. <. Pullsn, I'D Iarshr. -
-. 6ec'.
OAEVAEY CIZAPTzsE Of Rose crat1, lstn;i 20. l.
CfzrIss ". ADAMS, szld, n. W.; II. L. Tom
Rnson. 32I Sec.
PHELTPPH DUPIsEs8EIB Council Of k--ni 60lhs
No. /. Heary p. WoOdard. 52d.s. OoHnm.'. )
Wflfaun y. C.rode- SD, Rec
CoNsIsT0EF or WEST TE,asEssEE, S2d. John
Alnsie. 53d., COaanl-'. IA Chief; Dodge z.
Trader, I'D Reg.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKSoN's
Queen BesS Complexion Wash.
TyyHE foll0wingcs Gates, zslected from hum
4 dreds IN the possession OF Tue ToPrleSies-i
ara conddsnrIy Submitted 70 the pubic:
MRS. WOLCOTr's CERTIFICATE.
QuINuY. III, n NovemDsr S. l8so

MRS. WOLCOTr's CERTIFICATE.
QUSOY, IL, ovembsr s. 1875
Aas. Jackson Dear Mc5a1s-R "a with
pleasure that certify to you, that seems one
OF your cfrcuI lars, which contained certlucales
and Endorsements from the best physicians ana
the Alghpst efioal authorities OF Lhe hlJeu
states. cert fging that your oils for the COM
plexion and teeth we're purely the OILS, e4traci1
and essences or flowers, and they Warra1t II
When used according 70 directions 70 cure t3le
worst and mest q fffeult cases OF nursing. sore
mouth. canker Of the stomach, bowels and dys
peryia. For sciafulong disorders, when used
both internally and ezterna ", it has no eQ uaL
Dear Madam, seeiDg this, and my little daugn-
ter, aged fifteen mon ths. having the Wnoeptng
cough for several rIonths, accompanied WITH
vhar the doctors call white canker, her mouth
and throat Being terribly liberated, aud haV-
ing tried everything for its relief could hear
or AL 10 no purpose, L bought one bottle OF
your OIL for The complexion, cal ed - llueen
Bess." went according 20 tie directions, did not
use quite one bottle, and am most happy %
state to you that 10 has. cured my child she Is
now as well and hearty as ever she was IN hsr
life. I give you this, my certificate, hoping you
will publish it. that thousands OF others who
may be afflicted with any OF the aBoVe afec-
Lions may at once get a bottle OF your " tIusan
Beys ~ for feel sure they VIII ind Immediate
rsiisf, Yours respectfully,
Mrs. GEO. WOLCOTT,
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Notfce 3. RanE,rMpteu.

United states OF America, Western DISTRICT or
Tenuesee-ss-
THIS is to give notice that on the sta dsT o
/ Iauuary, A. d 1858, Warrant IN Bank
rnpfcv was issued against the estate of
VIC. VAuIx,
In the County Of Haywood, and state cf
rsnTeeeee who has been adtuuEed a
fis-,l-v,,nf on, his own Petition; mat the paw
r.enf- al ary debts, aud delivery OF anT prop
erfy belonging 70 such 5anarnpt. % am. or or
~, ,alra forbfdticn By law that 4 Do-rlnG or
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