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External application,

No internal adjuvants being required In any
case, only to regulate the bowels II constipated,
or in Diarrhea and Dysentery.
The PILES, while astOnishingly prevalent in
their various forms amongst all classes of both
sexes, are at the same time, the most Distress
ing, frequently dangerous, and hitherto most
difficult of cure.
Persons who suffer any length of time with
the Piles generally try every thing they can
learn of purporting to cure the disease, yet re
alize no permanent advan age therefrom.
They have been told prOfes sionally. perhaps.
there was " no permanent cure for Piles and
consequently have despaired of sny future ces-
sation from pain and suffering.
To all such q SPECIFIC Is offered for their
relief The
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief allusion TO the oriEin of this import
ant discovery may not prove uninLeresting.
Among the authenticated records of the re-
nOwned Captain Cooks voyage around the
world, is found the statement, that while So
journing for short time on the Brazilian
Coast OF South America, he observed the ma
tives using, iD the preparation of their food,
peculiar oil, which, upon examination, he
found TO possess the appearance, taste and
flavor OF Butter; upon further inquiry, how
ever, he ascertained that it was simply sub
stance that the natives distilled in a crude and
imperfect manner from rich and luzuriant
plant that grew spontaneously and ab1ndantly
In that warm tropical country. a few years
Rgo an eminent French chemist. while on a
professional visit TO the tropics, made numer-
GUS experiments with this remarkable pro-
dnctien of nature, and succeeded in extracting
a concentrated essence OF The plant. The for
mula ior lls PREPARATION, aau tus sue hlsnt
for the sale IN this country are the exclusive
property OF this company, by whom IL was
purchased from the original diseoverer. We
claim for this rema Tkabie, yet simple and per
fectly harmless preparation
LIST. That by its use net gain Of from so to
200 per cent is made In the manufacture OF
I'd. Tnat Butter, which from age or whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid, streaked CT
general use by the aid OF this Extract is re-
st ired to its original freshness and sWeetr eSs,
hne grain and even color.
Sd. By The use OF this Extract, one pound OF
eli"iOus, fresh Butter Is actually made from
one pint of milk.
4th That a pure and excellent table Butter
can be made, at a cost of from Is to 20 cents per
poand The chief expense wherein being But
Ter, which is the essenti4l base.
5Jh. That Bntter manufactured by the aid of
this Extract is equal in every respect to the
best Butter ma1e by the ordinary method,
9Th. The Extract, after thorough analysis,
by able chemists, is pronounced perfectly free
from any deleteTious substance the ingredi-
ents being purely of a vegetable nature.
7th. In proc: of the foregoing assertions, the
IA ctory of this company is making one ton Of
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
in the New York market, and is consumed
from the tables of the first hotels, restaurants
and private families In this city and elsewhere
A sample package Of the EXTRACT (suff1cient
to make fifty pounds o. Butter), with full di-
rections for use, will be sent to any address on
the receipt of 81.
CAUTION.-As all articles of real merit are
subject to spurious limitations, we would spe-
cially caution the public against counterfeits
and worthless limitations, advertised as pow
ders, compounds, etc., as the Extract Of the
Butter Plant is prepared and sold only by
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BUCKEYE SALVE

Is q strictly scientific combination of well
known remedial agents, and the proprietors
have no hesitation In saying the BUCKEYE
SALVE is the
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M E M p HIS
STEAM DYeIKG & CLEANING
ESTABLESRMENT.

B. A Hollenberg. 2e2 Second Street,
il Ladies' and gentlemen will md II to their
advantage 10 have their warirobes renovated al
this p ace. Especial attention given to Laees,
Grape and Wooien Shawis Grenadines, sum
mer Silks and Dress. Goods, of every material,
Dyed aud renovated. The hegentlemen have con-
vinced then selves that my mode of cleaning
puts an cad to the o.d destructive mode OF
securing. and leaves The material unInjured,
81 Kid cloves on'y cieaned by me. apiS
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NOTICE to 6tookhoEders.

OFFICE DESoTo INgURArCE AND Trust Co.,
MEMPHIS, Apri, Is, 1862
THH Legislature of Tennessee having a1Ihor
j lied the President and Directors OF the De
Soto Insurance and Trust Company 10 discon
linue the business OF Insurance and adopt thi
Banking business whenever so decided by
vote OF the stockholders; therefore, the Boar
of Directors have ordered an election, to b.
held at the Office of this Company, No. A Mad
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Agents Wanted EyerI where :

NJ. CADARTS Pure Vegetable COloring, 81 q
pound, sufficient TO give a rich golden yellow
to 200 pounds of White Butter; 81 cents per
sample package sent to any address. No
farmer 81 ould be without it, as white and
pound less Ia all markets than that of a rich
yellow. feh2f
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General agent;
I. T. WINNEMORE.
Special Agent:
J.C. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Seneral agent

Local Agents
John P. BaHer, New Orleans.
W. Spears, Vice sburg.
F. Y, Rocket, Memphis.
]. b. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
J. W. Johnson, Cairo.
j. 8. Cox, Evansville.
j. b. Davies Leu sville.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
8. Jones, Cincinnati.
Charles II. BeskwiLh Chicago.
Martin q Howard, st. Louis.
j. e Merriman Co., st. Louis.
Don Alonzo Childs, New York.
Propositions for subscriptions OF money O.
lands to the capital stock of the Company
should be addressed TO
F.Y. BECKETT.
mhl4 AgeOt At Memphis.
No. II Jefferson street.
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Sale of Real Estate;

WHEREAS, by the provisions Of deed
w from =. ID. Williams q Co. TO Gutseppe
GallinO and BernadO CuniO dated zith August,
1865 and reco' ded in Book So, part I'd, psge SO,
the grautOrs have reserved 10 themselves a
special lien on the property therein conveyed,
waving all equities and right of demptiOn,
and also reserving to themselves, in case of de-
fault of payment of either or all of the notes
executed by the grantees for the purchase
money at the maturity thereof, the power TO
enter and resell the land conveyed in the. said
deed and executing 20 the purchaser good
and valid title free from all fQuities or right OF
redemption in the grantees and whereas q
part of the purchase money is now due and un-
paid, we, the undersigned, grantOrs in the
above meniiOned deed, do, in pursuance Of tie
said provision therein, hereby give notice, that
after thirty DAYS from the date OF this, vii /:
on the
First Day of MGy Neat,
We viii sell, on the premises. to the highest
bidder, for cash, the lot Sc. forth in the above
deed By meets and bounds, as follows: Be-
ginning at stake In the north side OF Bea!
Street 372 feet from the intersection OF the east
side OF De oto street; thence with north line
of Beai tire east fftyeight (5S) feet 70 stake
thence north two hundred and nfty tzoVl Ises
moth to q stake: thence west and paraliel
with Beal street 1fty-eignt (5el feet; thence
south two hundred and ffty t25Ol fset 70 oe-
Pinning-oeing part Of block S2, subdivision
mhsI ]. d. WILLIAMS a co.
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Onn.FFLLOWs DIRECTORY

SAYoso ENCAHPMEET, No. 8, I. o. o. f. Meets
on the lst and 81 Thursday nights OF each
month. +. Melersh, c, p; A. +. Davis
H. P: Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
MEMPHIs lODcE, NO. 6.-Eeets every Tuesday
night al s O'Clock. A +. Davis. n. o. J. w
Waynesbuig, Y. G.: Thos. Motfet, SecTets1 y.
CHICKASAW loDGE, No. S.-Meets every Mon
day night at O'Clock. A. Beehn, n. O.;
J. T. Russell, V. O.; Thomas Bacon. Secreta-
~.
Rum IoBGE. No. /, Degree OF Eebekah-Meets
on the LIST Friday mig ht in each month
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Or. RUSSELL'S
DISPEN S-ARY
The Largest and Oldest Institution Of
the kind I'm the Southwest; Estab-
lished Mine Years, and the
Only Reliable Place for
the Cure Of
PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR.. RUSSELL, No. AZ North Court street
North side of Court Square, Me Hphis,
Tenn, is acknowledged by all
p rites interested as by far
The Most Successful Physician
TN the treatment OF Private and Secret Dis.
eases. Quick, thorough and permanent
cures guaranteed in every case. male or female
Recent cases OF GonOrrhea and Syphi is cured
in few days, without the use OF Mercury,
change of diet, or hindrance from buei uess.
Secondary Syphilis, the last vestige tradicated
without the use of Mercury. Sufferers ffom
Impotency, OF Loss of Sexual Power, resi- ored
10 free vigor in few weeks. Gleet or Gonor.
rhea of long standing, when all internal r m
edies have failed. permanently and speedily
cured by New Treatment.
Victims Of self sbcse and excessive venery,
suffering from spermatorhea and loss OF physl-
cal and mental power, speedily and perma-
nently cured. HS- All consultations strictly
confidential. ia
ss-Ofics hours from am. to pm. and to
pm.
DIR. ]. B. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
L. q. WARRAS, Secretary.
Treaties on Chronic Diseases furnished iree
on application. apl0
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FJrst DGy of Mag Nect,
LUMBER. ETC.
LAE99aber
LaE9mOer,

OLDEyl. luas.DSr merchants In the South
Yard established In Memphis 1871. Build
inc Material OF all kinds. Dressed and rough
F1oorinu. Doors Shingles, Ceiling Blinds,
Taths- Weatherboarding, Glazed Sash, Fenc-
Ing. We don't intend TO be undersold. 1sro
MS dswsnr " n ~ " corERAF
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Tuesday, Ist Day of June, 1863

To test the sense of the stockholders on that
question. Each stockholder Is entitled to vote
In peIson or by proxy, on the basis OF one vote
for each share.
WM. NJ. HARRINGTON, President
J. q, LoNsDALE, Secretary. apl6
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REFORM.
Movement i'm New England for
Free Trade.

Great Revenue Reform Meeting.
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HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES

WHETHER OF LONG STA ANDING OR RE-
w cent origin, internal or external, whether
attended with Prolapsus, Hemorrhage or OBJ
struction, and all by
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MASONIC DIRECTORY


LODGES.
ANGERoNA. No. 16s. Meets Ist Monday IL
every month, st Odd-Fellows' Hall, cor. Cour
and Main. John Zent, x. M.i John Beam
sJUrs MEHPuIs, No. u.s. Meets Cd Friday o
each moath-Hall, cor. Madison and Second
A. J. Wheeler, ". NJ; Benz. x. Pullen, Sec.
i xTLA SCOTT, No. zS9. Meets LIST Friday OF eaC .
fnopth-Hall. corner Madison and Second
X. W. Mitchell, ". NJ; 5. Sturm, Sec.
DE & TO, NO. 2ss. Meets Sd Friday OF e4cn
EnonLh-Odd- FellowE' HRll. p. z. STA 1leyi
W.M.; r. W. Shsit IN, Sec.
Of each month-at South Memphis Hail,
corner sf Madison and second. John A1nslie
W. NJ; b. K. RuIieo, Ser.
RoYAL ARCH.
PnNS Chapter, No 4. Meets I'd Monday Of each
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hail. John zent, NJ, L.
u. p; b. 81. Levy. Sec'y.
L. AND s. ".
L REKA Council, No. 8. Meets I'd Monday OF
Zach moRth-Odd-F Fellows HAL. John Zents
III. L.; n. :. Wiggin. Rec.
TzEPzAEs-
CERKSE CoTamandery, No. T. Meets 4th Mon
Wiggin, Rec.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
HERMEs AND NIIrBRAs Lodges meet in con-
junction 18th Wednesday in every month.
+. Mellersh, Secretary.
CA-IPEIia ,ouncil OF Princes on Jerusalem, 18th .;
NO. Z. Rsni. K. Puuen. SD, Tsrsh.'.; a.
E. FranklsnG, SD, Recorder.
CALNAEY CHATTER OF no9e CrolL, lesh.l 30. J.
Charles W. Adams, sd, NJ. W.. q. 7. I0Ei-
linson, sd, Sec. .
P tIIIPPK DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, Goth.
No. 1. Henry p. Woodsrd, Ssd,i OoEnIn.'.i :
William Y, CirCde, S20t, Rec. -, -,
CoNsIsToRY OF " EsT TENNESSEE, 50. John
Atnslie. SD, Comm. in C0leIi DOoks ~
Trader, AID, ReG.'.
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The Economy Butter Company.
On1ce-II5 LIBERTY STREET.
Factory-2SS GREENWICH STREET, NY.
State, County and City Rights for sale, offer
ing to capitalists rare opportunities for estab-
fishing a staple buslness, paying enormous
profits.
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NEW YORK.
DANCY, HYHAN & co.
General Commission Merchants,
no. "A Exchange Place, View York.

REFERENCES.-M. ]. Wieks, President n.
and G. r. b; W. G. Mcclure, Cashier Savings
Bank of Memphis; Dr. Q. ". Malone, Memphis.
So Cotton sold In Norfolk or New York, at
option Of owner. ONLY ONE ooHMIssIoN
CHAEGED deIS 6m
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RTTTTER
THE
BUTTER co

Ask tAe attention OF al Interested in the re.
duction OF the extravagant cost of Butter, to
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF the
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE,

CKRESE Cornmandery, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon.
Wiggin, Rec.
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! saw BIZ their faces that be was dead Ncs,
O. he'd ELLEN on his bead aud been killed in
-tautIv jhcz, little girl was now quite an
orphan OR she bad lost her mother some
clue lcfro She dearly loved her eTring
Hjhcr. and. contrary ID the rules Of the
company. be allowed her to ace mpany him
in liz van, making her hide herself when
the tain stopped, for fear she should be dis
covered But besides his innocent little com
Ianion, the unfortunate man carried with
lin something very different, even that
which at times deprived him Of his reasoning
faculties. My inopportunc visit to him,
coupled vita this, brought about the catas-
trophc have described lie never spoke
after heing picked up. His little maid was
di-r,usoate, and how could comfort her?
Ny pupils. and fur O'Clock hall and other
duties. and the probable remonstrance Of the
~ ~. troubled me little then. Weeks and
b. passed away. Ny day journey had
n r-'t rorrow and death, and the grief
a.r;el with it haunts me still.
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Ocean telegaphy seems likely TO make giant
stride, IN the course Of ,le next ten years. So
sooner was one Atlantic cable an assured let,
than the project was formed Of laying second
and now that this hss been achieved, We GIT
meas If similar enterprises in various direction.
The business is TO longer attended with .rv
special risk. A. ,n investment it has been ra.i
to pay and moaeyei men no longer hc at.te 20
take shares. The c.-t It dispatches by ,he Eng
fish e'h.e has b.ea t'.r l'.a.s reiaeel, all g.-1
time 10 The prof. Of ;ae Company mieeI. ~a
SEE not Why there should not .9iI ow here rs.4-.
like that eTPeli. need in 'he go. nj department
Great Britain, when the 'e,'.--nt.s were l-..-
ped TO enc penny 'le business would be 81.
largely increased. tie use e the wires would la-
come So ='l''.'' i' sll'..,. matters SIS wei. as
., '-' 81 .''.- '..''i- would b. IRE
.''.'" uf,' .'. lA'n' 20. ,ls
ID! ing NJ s'.-'1'''i' e-''es Is NOT now att miel
,.-... '', ''.'' 's'..'''' great
i.l ''''i'',' nave 'seA made ia t-e.r Planu-
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S.nti.co IN rb1 " IL.
;. nm III I''' some portion Of the
have p,oo H., -,
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= 10 VueOeci anu II Is
my lHihedialey upon IT'S
n 90. ~ q" chased by The BRUSH
Portugal, too' oegins
, l,,,., 'Hl' 1t may ''e well for her to be Put In
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lhe only w OF Ii'I H-Htab 10
the Constitution iEges,.- the minority OF
your committee, Is 20 re-rf 'ae SINE o. ige L'-
E.--iure alA 20 is argued ''-t The Le-',- ''iIe
is ID s'iaf- che PER ana more -tio'I.'i- 'i-.oi.i.
than Che Council ol O.l-''- ..r -i.7 laIl &C.
Our .ns'-' aaoa wa, i'i'a'- I'' 'Ae ''. ''-
p.e II is tAe Organic '@ "''.h governs l.-
l1.'s' quo P'. " -'un'-'. '-.,'-'
ana .fs sael' 'i 5A' 90 -.,o1t 'Ne I''l" '-
municipalities o. coa'tp.- inc 4. ti-.-' '-s -'"
a.. 'i,l'-l' are eiet.- o 20. i'.' Oh
fit uaAe, Aai % small Gown WIN enc 'U"''''i
voters CAM. -,' .-.'-.-' '.'' - '--
zen thousand --.t... -..7 .i ,li"= '''
ci.. lleatciI 'F- -A-n' me ''tu.. .i1-',- "l
the people themselves more amP.A'ci.y I.p-e7-
eAts iAe popular voice ---A my ..'. '.---
IN our frame o- il.aea.- i-- VII"
IoAauif e-- iHt- ~ 'Ae
the Connect ina oQi'on %. your e.-''--''''y
they ouEh. Cd have gone o-. 7'. --i''e'' anu
provided that Che council shni.t submit pro
posed amen ..lsais 20 the people -ie.-y' or To- y
Convention chosen in some minne' tni- would
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be occupied in " tinkgIing - H. No member
viii think he can subssrve the interests OF bis
constituents unless he strikes some blow ai Che
Constitution which his fancy may dictate, ana
thus, il no unwise changes are made, mucl time
will be taken up, and great expense 60 The 9.'.i
incurred.
The other powers delegated by the people Oh
the Council Of Censors ought not to be surren-
dered. Through them the people hold a cheeH
over the different department. q the govern
ment. Executives may become usarpers, Legs
latures mag become corrupt. and both become
unfaithful - guardians - OF the people Public
taxes may lie uniustly " laii ami public
moneys squanderel, and impeachmeots may be-
demanded in cases where a corrupt legislature
would screen offenders
The proposition TO abolish The Council hf-
been aritated several times before, uat w,5laut
success: and although in Difference TO the wishes
of portion of our people who call for th'- clan 20
we may he constrained to vote to submit Tie
proposed amendment of the minority 90 Con-
yention, still in justice TO ourselves we are
bound to express cur views against The wisdom
Of such a change
Respectfully submitted,
IT, llESFg poWfH~.
For majority &C COMMITTEE
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/ Il iH'su", ana any trial under Sd i.--E.-- Mr.
Hoffman, tic clici american au,l..ity On
! Church Law, IS cited as declaring such aH ia-
dictmcn, or prcse4iuert To- PC .ai acalin- 70
all systems Of llw, whether y..,, common '-..ii-
tary, canon, or ecclesiasticli,-as alsurd-y IL
legal and the Judge adds far himself that Il is
abhorrent also 10 every principle Of common
sense
Now what right has thc civil tribunal TO IN
terfere in thee ecclesiastical affairs This is
the first question that rises in ones mind uron
hearing Of the application for am injunction.
Are not Church and State distinct in til. e.uu-
trvg Irdmcultias arise In church courts, must
not higher courts Of the same church settle them
Plainly. yes if there be no civil rights iav5ly-
e. But NJ Cheney AYERS that he has i.-u
educated FIR the business Of minister IN the
Episcopal church, that he has followed this cali
[ ing for many years, that it brings him salary
Of $500 a year, besides 81 parsonlcl free Of
rent. And the Judge holds that deposition from.
| the ministry-the intended, or st least possible,
result of the trial-win prevent Nr. CLc-e
! from exercising his profession as o. minister q
/ the Gospel in the Episcopal Church. either IN
this country or in England the injury vii.
not only be d rel injury, bat an irre1ars BE
| one. The career for which his education ali
inclination have specially fitted him, IS quite AZ
an end. Iii busues,-.f we may SO speak of
the clerical profession is blasted. 20 quot. .ae
T,1-s-y t-..f- d.. IL f. 81. e,r a- his r.-rrrr.1
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THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
BURLINGTON, Vt.
Thp CrrBrJ Dill ~ cr,--Nha g. Has

.an..
The Council CONNECTED il, business and al
i.,r,eI on -le BIB. ITS work NAV be briefly
.,rmo1 ~, th1.. # has voted TO ctn Con-
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which makes victory possible IS little considered
The students toll, the soldiers drill alone can
secure the triumph In this World hargines-
never comes to men without labor, labor Is never
endurabe unless it brings success and suc'as-
will never be reached unless the mans heart is
in his work.
In conclusion the -Deaker urged each heup
to persevere in il r7.ployment whether hun
BILE or Otherv, $50 H' IL are well snl'ei Z"
each her. U, "a a work You io'e.
never be asha a. you conscious az
your power in it. o., ie.lF nnd when the call
comes Of '' The flour r.' ilc man be you
the man-s-sutcl chat ,-I has furnished Che
hour.
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distract Of the Repo-. o. g., .r5
Committee o. lie Conner 90 ts.-
-0rs on tlg 5El.. g.,

exempt from inc CD sequences which t
esuerfalce OF other state might has, .-
as Go arpfehead. Gu- tins exemption -
owing not 30 much 60 thc wisdom ot o..
u.d. Of election To- general la.. .-
ts Circumstances which have teen -rlsl.. .
peculiar ~ Vermont. and u., found iu amy ,-...
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