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Bankrupt Sale Of Personal
Property.

In tire several matters foil0wirE:
ThOs. =. Adams. H-S. King.
VT. Arlington, Hans Lemon
Davis EFvs0a. =. LcUg-
Albert Beck, " G. Ltghtf1Ct-
Alex. Bowers, Levy. u~zJurgs- Co.
thOs lG1sv. Ar MORTON.
g. 4. Bots. ord. u r. Eiicl-l-
Carries 4. B-swn, = h. A2=ru,
H Beams Co. EI Uza1-
a. Brandt. IN g. H.. Peylnu.
W " Coleman. purs a.. F1trck.
Abraham Calm. Pavuc,M Mcconnell $50.
COunaway Jones &TateJ. v POWELL.
John v. Curiiu. @Ghu e. E1-5r=.
FRESHMAN & HinSoU. --rD.
LOhu 6. DoUsherTs Lrhl Co.
in. EOugfass, John E.-f1pn,
J.. ~. Over. b fcWiEe- EaiUl,
Fleming, David TlIimrn.
julius Freed, Wat IoGuEu,
A 81 Frey, AVID NoG
Frtd HocE, Ne. whitley,
August Hrzfeld, Al HcoEer,
4. r Hort, John , iI.14-
IN B~snFFuotcv a. MemphS, Tecua s--
BY virtue OF general order Of saIo ell1-eE BY
the District Court Of the U-iteG Salsas for the
District of West Tennessee on Lh- Lsth cay -
December. AID. ISsSs / VII proceed t1fel On
Tuesday, January 5, 1859.
To the highe-t and Hest bidder. FOR CASH CO
the roHns Of the Chamoe- OF Commerce. IL
odd Fellows Sal Men phL-. Tenn. l4Eree~
tle hours OF . O'ciO1E q IN and AO'c.ocE Pm.
and commencing Sb 20 O'Clock a.m.ct sax day.
all the riEht Title and iatergsL, legal and eqria-
bic, WEicn belonged - sal -VeraL uaa E-uDts
81 he dates Of ding thor respective Petitions
IN bankruptcy in ard % Tie Dlo#LrE
psrsOpal property, t9-8it= AI the BIS OF
debts. ueInanCs. Ctims. c4H LEz-
boCkso OF aac1lut, cnCsss in acsifl. and al ana
sing lar TIE personal e4ee= aus a f4id
beukrup s 9t eVery Aind and desc iuaaE-
safe POSITIVE, and possession -vHI LIme-
dlafely. NY erode, Asisn~e-
Msn plls, Tenn b-csme ra, cZt-@
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To the highest and best bidder, FC2 CASH ~
tre F1Ola- Of the lnaT11er Cd commerce Ia
Odd-FsllcWs' hal. 5feIlpEL- Tennessee. 5e-
tween the hours OF 8 u-cLccE am and 4uc.lcE
2 y AND commencing ~ ID o'clock a.E- o.
sid Gay, eli the risuf, Ete anu iaier 5za4
and tquiLaD-e, Wu4s1 beielE-l % --4- f-r-L
uaukrapts 20 fh- dates % Sing ri-l- sner.-
i've p~stitIons IN b~5ukrup-eyrtu ard o. he reei-
estate and personal pTorerT described 81 .l-
low, tO-wi.: All The bIltr ere E1ze, rClIr.
prCmissCrF no e, tecur--iar. 6eat-, -sw9ELs.
claims, equities, ac-Uu1l-- 19HEs - account
sanai seseH and assets o. safl LalGFu.- Is Of
every kind and cszcripi l0u.
Also the CLOSING
In me matter or C1o.tsg- & Cooper a-E g r.
M-Iebuer 4 Co.. DaE entered November 9
1893. Three huudrsd and sEen-T acres Of iaEd
IL the matter - 81. Eurlrs9u 0-Ier e.
tered November 6-EzG- Elree llt- IN the arHu
OF Decatur, Aiab-ma four hundred ent torly
In ire matter 81 j. T. Tlsdal=- Order enc
tered Deoemrec j., 1868. Eogss and 4Ct "a de
Town Of C0vington. Tenn
In tbe matte Of Wilson sIsrE ter sud =.
Green . oder entered UzcsLll-r u. f-sN. Two
tracts Of lana o. eighty acres ezc1 IzraGI
me following asses are sod r-e-- General
orfer OF sale, entered eeem6sr Is KS:
~ ths n-tszf 81 L nice
k-ussE; one Cfei-btE acr-s. ana Ire C two
o. ~ hundred ami sixty acr sei-1- one fu-cl
Green county ArZalsl-. CGL ore tract q ia1e-
Of Ous huutTre a-C SKY ec1ts u Er-1ris
county AFAAlSsAe-
Ia the matter OF 8I~BIas: Cre lot IN Tell
CITY I1diana
I'm the matter Of Wu- T.. Eook-r. TIE
urd WED ooe.seVenll interest,"
barkru pin a tFrctoi AM ofcuz h1ucrEd ana
sixty aces, ia Cut-snden county. Arkansas
Ia the maEfr o. r - FoilIE- The u-l-
r=----ua- in "a
mouse and Jesse q LOS E-s1VtIl. Leau-- twJ
los ON the Ltttur- IA 4-rrr BIS
In lneGnaite-o 41-er Blirf Thre- t-lct=oT
la-c ~ EcrfE acres, -i-fy fagr ana ui1esr-
esla ~e-1uud-el Gcr5s. AID rF1 bun re-
snd en- a29 t-l I've oue-5u- r-ctls sc-es
~FFcsFei tr.r nm :. A-kaLa-
go. Ger Of samuel CaoIE as
vided one hall II q pe-pflna' l-a-e Of one ana
f1~r=e-0u-thS acres 9f oil te-r-tJ 3 10 Fela-g1
e. unity, Pennsylvania.
IT, the matter ofA-A HlI-A t--et of la1G
o. one 1undred and I-y ceres. ia Flyslte
C1sn =. Tenn.
IN the matter Old EcTf-a1 g CO.. neral
err entered DEcrInh-r as. 1869. Gla EEl-
vidad one half tLtersstG .aif bank upts. Do q
Tot II HarGIrgs AdsiiI .n. 1-hvi.a- Tenn
IN the matter Of Scv Ewc.f-, 2l-ce Is Co.
Block is p and -, in t.e Isn Of llFu5l-
Kiss. two tracts OF iaCa % one -uufral 1n4
twenty ares eatb. in CraiEl- q .9gctr- Az
kansas ore tract OF two lular and lt-l-T
sc.es, IN AIkars1s county ar-aI 1- on zoe
N the f0<n OF jUu@ss1r1- NraL l county
Arkansas; one Lfact g. l-E- OF fH- -ull-~l
forty acres 10 |ul.setE c-U-.T- ArEs4-
Sals e. cIuti1uc rum 1E % Gay Un-t con-
pleted.
Schedules to be seer at my
WI E.Clho T..
ASlsnee, etc, 40 Main ST., Memphis,
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FINANCE AM TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.1
MEMPHIS. January 2, is9 !
FsEkEgE.

The first business day OF the new year
was characterized by very large offer
ings Of cotton bills. This wa sntici-
psted during the early part OF next week,
Oat hardly today. Rates are Z and
the demand is steady. We quote IS fol-
70 70
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. MoUED q

CTEANIER GEORGE W.T. CHEEK IT,
- leaves Ee-nPhis every day -
AuundC1y ~ . am. I'D a-E., = ua-Za aud -
pm Leaves Mound City every day ct an
9 an, u an, and IL ard I pm. LaL2inE II
1oOb OF MagP-rCn street.
WI Ware CFEEE. Mater.
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The market closed Grm as follows
STATEMENT.

The weeks receipts wers 554j bales.
against $751; bales received last week ;
weeks exports, 42i7 bales ; receipts a.
sli q. S. por-s this week, 70, 900 balss,
against 5000 received last week. At
tais dste last year Middlings il tais mar
ket were frm ct I4t@I4I'.
Tae attention Ct merchants is directed
to tho following:
ME1IPUIs DIVISION,
NFlI=IUs A~D LOUISVILLE 4. K. LINE.
GENsEAL OFFICE. MEMPHIS, Jan. =, 1851
Editors Memphis Appeal;
Sir: I enclose you q statement OF the
cotton received st the various stGtiOrs OF
the line Of the Memphis and OHIO Rail
road for tbs present season The hrss
column shows the entire num-
b-r Of b. les received. The see
oud the uu1bsr Of bales delivered
70 c0rsig0ee5 in Memphis. Tie tnirG
tho uDmbordelivered tGjhs N. G. K L. r.
Z ca Par.s, Tor transportation 10 p0iuls
beyond. Tls fourth column shows the
number % bales shipped 20 Memphis foF
transportation to Louisville and the Easi.
Buyels Sc ssch station being on sccluat
Of the " Discriminating tGTtD" Of this
road compelled % ship 10 tuis city to
take advantage Of the through rates
given to oHr oE,1 merchants OF Mem
pals. Respectfully, yours,
A. A. PATTON, c. ?. A.
Exli5i5 Of the number OF bales o. cotton re-
ceivad 90 Station S GA tIa EeUshis and Ohio
RliIrosd nom October LIST TO December 3Ist,
lsbh. and their dc atuGlln.
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JOHN REED,

0ARPENTER AND BUILDER 40. RIs~r-
son Street, entrance IN alley. SPECIAL ~.
Lenilon given 70 stair Work Homes AID xa-
randahs framed ready ioE shiPpluz. ln0y4LM
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Bankrupt Sale Of ReaI-E.tale and
Re s0nal Property.

IN She several matters o.
COoiidze & tosEer and -. u. lle-e-fr q Cos
Wilson Slaughter ard I'll EIee1,
"A. B1rissor. La. Els-Ge,
Tines. >. Ayd eft, u. sllE
Nm- Booker, j. P.BalIlgr
Anner Baird, Samuel GaIIT-
~ Eflf. u. Kaufman G. Co.
S1uflWGrth- Nance & Co.
In Bankruptcy AZ Memphis Tennessee
Ey virtas OF orders or s-1e entered en- TIE
above H1atters b. the District Cont gf tLe
Uuttsd States for the ID Stree or Afsl f1UEzz-
see, in Bankruptey on the r-Fprc -vs dates De-
low mentioned VII pEOl eel r1 zel.tu
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TRusT SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue OF q Eee1 OF
Trust executed by Hiram Des1 On Use 4l
day OF Marco, A.p., 1855. - James Lee. ,
Trustee, To secure the payment Of cr.ztG
pTOmiss0Fy notes Ueut nd ANA ce-erped
tn rein, the same being due and az pald, -a4t
deed OF trust IS recn- ded in Ihe hecslers Office
O Upton 0uuiy State OF Telness e.. in bcCE
r, pagl $ 50. 81 ard 81. and for & more minute
description o he land and notes meD;l tUed
therein, reference = herein iuTce; AMI by
virtue OF ard in pursuance ~ ina authO-ltT "a
me vested BY said ceed, VII,
On ~Nszday, JanHsTy Z, 1859,
At the eorltaouse dor, In TIE city Of 3feu-
phis, Shelny county, Ienr- 7rccse1 e. sell 10
she 1iEhcst bt5osrs tor Czsr, fla fellH NJ Ia0l
of lana. described 50 follows, VIZ: 1agc--n
st q stake on me bank CT tue Ntsssp pa river,
the Eou4hWe est corner Or hezE8 a-H t~c No
=, s09, IN the name o. STEPHEN SAFE thence
running no O. e river with ls els a-ate-
est marked . II. D" on the sank o. The uvGr:
thence south = chains 10 g etaEr o. The s-ULaf
Boundary line OF said giant. thau1e Eest ID
cnains 30 links 20 TIE DeGiuutlE. Urze To-,
No. I. on tue plan Of the division &. @sdLut
IN the case OF Niles Herr Ct a.. @E-t1 tG1-eu p.
Bateuan psttoE for sale of land in the
Upton county ClrcuIt Ceurt, e1ntaial1g SOB
acres. more OF lese, WING ard b-iug in sid
county CT Tiptcn- H~tafe-TIsaacs &C. TIE afis
TO be within ifg4i hlur5- Ists SAID 10 be gCgd.
bat l only scnTey - ru-ee.
de3 2w JAME LEs. IR-- FrEsiee.
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FOB CINCINNATI.

Memphis ana Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo. Louisville nj Cincinnati.
gill 81 NUN ..---s--...--.---a.. AcErll-e-l master
This eiegeEt and feet passenger r.
steamer wiz leave Z
MONDAY, 4th inst. at ! pm.
jas. 7. BOURNE q co, Agents,
iSl No. l2 JafFarznn street
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MURRAY & EIDcELYs
81 Eedtsoa Strees,
Have INST received their magnificent ard
II heaulifgi ass0rtmeas IL
EAEE. Al 1919 GnaRa.
AND 80 GOODsl

The best ana nanFsomess ever Brought to hi
market ni6nds and the public VIII please
accept cur thanks for TIE Laerai patronage
heretofore bestowed upon as. Hoping TO merit
a Continuance 3f the same "a tho future, we in
Vita them al to call ana examine cur aiOek.
have engaged this rsggl ces o. asltE LII
RIDDICk, formerly OF - Il. Haggeuer = Cos,
IA be Will bs 9lsasoa 70 see and wait on his
numerous friends. sepl62m
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR II. !

Memphis and St Louis Packet Company
ErieI states Mail.
master
THIS suHerp passenger steamer
VIII leave as Lh4-cBu ~
THIS Day, 80 lr6t., at 4 pm.
jas LEN. CALVERT, Suo't
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Eesu8ar S&-uEasy -. hEaRcts E1ser
Packet.
For Nadi=o1, WiL1sturg andsI Way Landings
LIETOE smell, Master
LESLIE WARE, Clerk.
E}HI3 Steamer VIII leave as above
L every SAtCzDAI ca ing the ZL
s+s-cn returning. leave WigtsourE every
TUESDAY, at Z0ieiock = NJ.
Egr lreieHtu r passage apply o. board, OF TO
FIASJE s. DOAAHUE, Agents,
ja& S4 Front street.
ze1spEiS aGd -. Francis EEve- tuesday
EscAe
For Helena Wilts5u-g and St Rrancis River.
The new and elegant si1ewheeI Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS.
Capt n. r. Bowman, sam C. Paine, CLERK
al LII leave Memphis on hsr
" nest zip TUESDAE- Novcm-
ber &iah, for hsi5na a-d S. Francis river, and
HX TUESDAY I"HEEfAFTER.
FDr1reigut or passage apply 0u board 90 .
L1AhT hAa1iSEAU, AZ6ar,
usvI9tf Nc ~ Madls0n street.
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Regular White, Black and Cus rent
REver E-ncAes.

REver -neAes.
LADY WTrHAuP ---..-----.Cap Chas. Beers
Sid n. Humphrey, CierG.
t2HIS packet win make WsesIy
Trips from JacksOnpcri, Ark. E
no b ack river to Pocaloutas and P0pltralan,
ana M CaFrent river G. Donipban. she VIII
make 60 e connections atJaeasonpors Win The
Steamer Des AFRO Every Saturday
shippers and passengers may rely on her
paDctuaiiiy. oss I'm
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Foz ST. FRANCIS RrvEE.

Eexuiar sasusdsy 81. Francis 8iyer
FaeEef.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis sud Arkansas I.lver Uuitel
states Auil Packet.
W. A. CALDWELL.-..-...R &, i. Hoines, Master
This splendid passenger steamer
VII leave tor ths above 0n ~
EONDAX, Ah inst, 81 5 p.m.
T A r ENDI4, Agent,
ial H14 Front ST.. aoShV Book.
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steamer Peoria CITY, NsS Orleans.
Alice Dear, "
" Rabieen. Vicksburg.
Linton, s.. Frsncis River.
Hesper,
Departed Friday.
Steamer Peoria City, 81 L0uis.
/" Rnbieop, 4"
Alice Dsau, Cincinnati.
Arg sut,
I" MyF ie. Hates Point.
4" T. H Allen, Arkansas RIVER.
Net0ns, Frisr's Point.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Mary E. FOrsythe, st. Louis.
Last C32nea, 1t. Louis.
I" WaHsnits, Pittsturg.
" Silver Moon, Cincinnati.
" W. a Caldwell. Arb. River.
Msvi5wer, White River.
" r. P. Converse, Waite River.
Departed Yesterday.
Steamer Mary e FoTsylhe, Cairo.
" COOs8 Evansville.
/" List Chance, Arkansas EivsF.
" May flower, White RIVER.
" WauaDita, New Ocleang.
Li1tcn, s.. Fraueis r yer.
" H-speT, " "
Bermuda, Arkansas River.
Silver Moon, W. i. Caldwell aud r
p. Converse.
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For Wadiso1. wiLtsturg and al way Landings
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RIvER MATTERS.
WEAfnEH - ILL.,

New YEARS. day was d ark ard gloomy
with dFizzls1g rain. Yesterday was
eiesr and pleasant.
The river at this print Is rising q1ite
fast. IL has swollen l0i inces In The pssi
IS hours, or since last report A dis
patch from Little Reek announces the
Arkansas ful of drift and rising rapidly
frou late rains. White river sud ificu-
taries are slsO risi1g. The latest na8s
from poFts above viii DO found under Dur
telegrapbic head.
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EOR NEw ORLEANS.

Regular New Orleans Packet.
CONTiN Entail .-..- muster
This new and magnificent pas H.
seog-r steamer will leave <
THIS DAY, 81 INST, ri . . m.
RICHARD ". L~IGHr1UREE, Agent,
fs3 1G front street.
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The new and elegant si1ewheeI Passenger
Packet.
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Regul2r New Orleans Packet.
MtSSISSlPfI-------.....-. Y. =. Green, Master
THIS elegant passenger steamer
viii leave as above OF E
TcIS DAY, I'd inst, at 10 s.m.
LARRY H"AHiNSrAD, Agent,
ja3 No. IA Msuis0n street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-22
THE EYES! THE EYES !
DR.. {. H. PARDEE,
OculiSt and -AuriSt

A FTER A PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
n more than five years, Dr. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is now prac-
ticing with a success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed, such as Strabismus,
or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
preston or Absorption, Pterygium, or heshy
membrane growing over the eye, Reduction OF
Staphyloma, or buging out Of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fistula Lachrymalis. or closing OF tear
passage, and all deformities of the Lids etc.
Artificial Ewes inserted without the least pain,
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy
of the real eve. A large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
yersal success will warrant continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator is
co-extensive with his success, as patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera-
tions, from New York and Boston, almostiaontb-
ly. Many patients can be seen at the Doctors
Office daily, in different stages of recovery.
OficeI737 Clay street, OPPOSITE THE
fAA~A) Dan FRANCISCO. lS.l4:ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-22
Pacific Coast Items.

The small po1 is prevailing at Los Angeles
and vicinity.
The price of lumber has fallen nearly 500 per
thousand, at Treasure City, within the last ten
days.
The Eberhardt mine, White Pine, from Octo-
Der to February inclusive, has turned out $685., :
o9s "a in silver bullion.
The Chico Enterprise says the peach crops of
Butte will be short this season. Grape vines
show life and promise.
Subscriptions for the relief of the sufferers by
the Gold Hill calamity now aggregate the munf-
icent sum of Sll0,6oa.
DR.. Kirby of Silver City, Nevada, last Sunday,
extracted tape worm twenty-forr feet long,
from the bowels of a teamster.
The sun so stretched the rails on the San Jose
railroads, on the 10th instant, tha: they spread
out of line AID the locomotive with one bag
gage car and passenger car were thrown from
the track and several persons injured.
The See-Yups and Teng-Wos, had fight at
Victory, eight miles from Promontory point,
one day last week. One Chinaman badly
wounded The fight was broken mp by Supern-
tendant Strobridge and his men.
The territory lying Immediately south of the
Yuba railroad bridge, strip about half a mile
in width, is subject to caterpillar raid. The
millions are moving from east to west, or west
to east, and devouring all things green in their
wake. The track of the Yuba railroad is
covered by their remains, the worms having
been crushed by the cars.
The Austin Nevada Rereille tells of an Indian
who, with his two squaws entered the store of
Dinsmore Co., in Austin and asked for /" trust'
to the tune of So so, which was refused. The
fellow, who is great scamp, bolted out of the
door to the porch, where he yelled in his disap-
pointment, "G-d d-n Austin. No money.
Austin played out. Me 60 White Pine-heap
catch him money"
The arrangements for conveying the news of
the driving the last spike the Pacific railroad
were wonderfully complete. The Superntend-
ent of the fre-alarm telegraph, San Francisco,
had the striking apparatus of the great bell con-
nected with the wires of the Western Union line,
and each blow struck with the silver hammer on
the spike was simultaneously heard in that city.
The first blow was struck at llh., 44m., 81 Sec
onds A. NJ, mean time; at the same instant the
gun at Fort Point also connected with the same
wire, belched forth the glorious news in thunder
tones. Nine blows were struck in driving the
spike. The same signals were sent simulta-
neously to st. Louis, Chicago, New York, Bos-
ton and Philadelphia, and it is probable it was
sent across the cable to Europe, and long before
this the whole world is aware of the completion
of the great American transcontinental railroad.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-22

Many ago writer invalid physician while visiting the
Island Of st. crox for their health experienced and witnessed surprising and
beneficial effects the Rum there produced nva who ke
oursvs) seeking health and inquiry and investigation obtained full history
its medicinal virtues He was delighted and surprised recovery
which occurred determined possible procure right manufacture
and sell it in the United
The result his ahors glorious himself humanity
for the celebrated PLANTATION BTEas known the world
TATIoN BTTEas being article Of merit upon principles
relying wholly the vegetable world for its
ton in the history medicine and became
world The eabaisc T-1sso * taHsnax
the PLANTATION BTEaS far exceeds: the proets
Notwithstanding the large importation; Of s. cz expressly for
pounding these B the quantity Inadequate necessary
that arrangements extensive scale abroad should
dispatched st. Thomas for tina. He securing
leasing several plantations the largest and productive
island Houses stills and presses erected asif which utterly
hed the natives The experienced and natives the island
cured very prirs the PLANTATION BTEa position
their laboratory with all the perfectly c Rum needed anui
turing GREAT DysPEPIc TONIC GaAT
the natives crushing the and otherwise preparing for the stills and
antdte Fever and Intermittent and Nar Dyspepsia and
other kindred Diseases PLANTATION BTERs the
history the world Over million disposed annually. They
adapted old young agreeable
produce an immediate beneficial result
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-22
n. Y. S. Vol. INSTITUTE, !
Corner 5th ave. and 76th street,
Central Park.

"A Home and School for the Sons of Deceased Solders
DR.. H. T. HELMBoLD:
Two bottles only of the package of your valu-
able Buchu presented to the Institute have been
used by the children, and with perfect success
In the case of our little Lieutenant A. j., his
pride is no longer mortified, and he is free from
the daily morning anathemas of the chamber
maid who has charge of his bedding. feel that
knowledge of the result of our use of your
Buchu with the children under our charge may
save many a Superintendent and Matron Of
Boarding Schools and Asylums great amount
of annoyance; and many poor child suffering
more from reakaess than from habit NAV be
spared punishment, that is (not knowing it as a
weakness instead of a bad habit most unjustly
inflicted upon them. Thanking you on behalf
of the children, and hoping others may be alike
benefited,
am respectfully yours,
COL. YOUNG,
General Sup't and Director.
June l6, 1866. 1882
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-22
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE!

TOR MEDICINE TIE FACULTY OF PARIS GRADUATE
UNIVERSITY QUEENS COLLEGE, PHYSICIAN Jouss
BAPrIsrE SOCIETY OF SAN Francisco.
DR.. PERRAULT has pleasure to inform patients and
others seeking confidential medical advice that can be
consulted daily at his Office, "ARAORY HALL" BUILD
ING, Northeast corner Montgomery and Sacramento
streets, San Francisco Rooms No. Q, 10 and IL, first
oor up stairs Entrance from either Montgomery or Sac
| ramento streets.
DIR. PERRAULTS studies have exclusively de-
voted to the of the various Phys
csl Debility the results Of injurious habits acquired in
youth, which usually terminate impotence sterty
and permanently induce all the concomitants Of old
Where secret nrmity exists involving the happiness Of
life, and that Of Others morality dictate
necessity Of its removal for is fact that premature
decline Of the vgor of manhood matrimonial unhappiness
compulsory single life etc., have sources in causes
the germ of which is planted in early fe the bitter
fruit tasted long aerward Patients aborng this
complaint will complain of of the following
symptoms Nocturnal emissions, pains in the back and
head weakness OF memory and sight, discharge from the
urethra the stool making WATER intellectual
ulties are Weakened loss of memory ensues, ideas
couded and there is disnclinaton business
or even to reading writing the society of friends
The patient will probably complain dizziness vertigo
and that sight and hearing weakened sleep disturbed
by dreams, melancholy, sighug paltations, Paintings
coughs and slow fever while have external rheu-
matte pan and numbness of the body Some of the
common symptoms pimpes in the face and aching
different parts of the body Patients suffering this
disease should apply Immediately to DIR. PERRAULT, Ell
ther in person by letter, he will guarantee
of Seminal emissions and impotence in six eight weeks
Patients suffering from yenerea diseases any stage gon
orrhea gleet structures bubo ulcers eruptons
etc. will be treated successfully. All syphitic Mercu-
rial taints entirely removed from the system.
DR. PERRAULTs diplomas his office, where patients
see for themselves We invite investigation claim
to know everything to ybody but do claim
that in all taken under treatment fulfill prom
We particularly request those who have tried this
boasted DOCTOR and that advertised physician till
and discouraged to call Low charges and quick
cures. Ladies suffering from any complaint incidental
their consult the Doctor with Of relief