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A CIerpyman cured d rheumatism.

4plNiN 4l-Lf., " j.
PROF. II. J.. HAMILToN-Dear Sir-I have
purposely delayed writing in order to give
you the results Of your remedies. The medi-
cines came to hand in due time, and / con-
menced using them as instructed, aqa nave
see much change; the second week there
seemed TO be giving away OF the disease /;
f,Il1 81 the end OF the third week q decided
change for the better was manifest. / am
now able to walk about with ease and cana
fort send you my sincere and IuAiiy
thanks, and pray that God HlST pleSs and pre-
serve your life for mInF fcars. / feel Thar
under the blessing OF Divine Providence, YOU
EiIe aQpe great things Cor me-
! ours truly REV. ISAAC HUGO.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Gen. Roseerans Rot a Citizsn---He Cannot
Run for Governor.

Gen. BOSeeFanS Rot GiEiZen---he CanfOi
g. Run for Governor
bOLUSBEs. August s.-Judge Thur
man has just received the following
dispatch from Gen, RQsecraAs. II
shows that he does not consider him=
self citizen Of Ohio, which viii COM
pei the assembling Of another State
Convention, as the State Central Com
mittee viii hardly take The resnnnsi-
bility OF making a new nomination.
The State Central Committee viii
meet here on Wednesday next 10 take
seIOn on the premises
p SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Hon. 4.
G. Thurman, Columbus, Ohio: After
the war l resigned q very desirable
position in the army, and left my
State to secure at least the possibility
Of fulfilling duties deemed sacred 10
gay creditors and family. These duties
now forbid me the honor Of leading
the Democracy OF Ohio. Pending the
canvass | send a letter to the com
mittee by mail.
[Signedl ". S. ROsECRANs.
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the air and cattle occurred. Six min
utes before the totality a deathly aspen
hue overspread the countenances Of all
present, and for a while the faint
hearted were terrified. The scene
during the totality was an awful one,
and when the sunlight appeared
again a shout of exultatatiOn went up
from the great crowd in the college
grounds.
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tenderness about the stomach? Have YOU a
dry teasing cough? Have you sallow or yel-
low skim Have you brown spots on your
face or any part of the body? Have you a
headaches Are you dull, heavy or sleepy?
Have you bitter OF bad taste in the mouf6 ?
Have you an irritation dryness in the
throat? Have you palpltation of the heart?
Have you cold chills on hot flashes! Is your
appetite unsteady? Is your stomach sour? DO
yoa raise or spit up your foods Have you
any choking spells? Are you troubled with
about the stomach? Have you tired or sore
feeling on rising in the morning? Do YOU
have collie pains? Have you wind in the
stomach or bowels2 Have you piles or flstu-
Ia? Have you nervous and all-gone feelings?
Have you cold feet or hands? Have you a
rush of blood TO the head? Have you uneasi-
ness on lying on the sides? Have You faint
ing or epileptic fits: Have you great lowness
OF SDirifsa HnNa Nnn slnc.,Ir. rnrcl,nhir,.rea
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Y. y, August S.-Sixty-
three entries were made tonight for
trots over the Buffalo Driving Park
next week, and We're expected by TO-
nnorrow's mail Entries for the $1,000
purse are Lucy, American Girl,
George Palmer and Goldsmlth's
Maid. The entries FOR the 2:26 trot,
fora purse-o 5000, are Cora, Ange-
lima. Confidence, w. *. Thomas,
Henry W. GeYet, formerly Danver's
Bay and Billy, Burr and Owen Tell.
Fourteen horses were entered for the
$1,000 purse, for 2:29 horses; nine for
$1,000 purse, for 2:34 horses, and seven
for $500 purse for 2;44 horses.
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Cases of Liver complaint,

II is with much satisfaction that invite
particular attention to ths l0flOwing voiun-
tary statement Of the eminent Divine and
Missionary, the Rev. 4. 4. Constantine, re-
Gently l-cated In the Interior OF Africa:
80. 43 ANN STREET, NEW YORK CITY
Dr. r. LEONInAs HAMILTON. NJ =, No. 5i8
Broadway-My Dear BenefS5tSf-A sense Of
duty impels me TO sag mat your medicines
have done for ale what no other physician
has beep ahle TO do. } have been a sufferer
for many years from diseases contracted
while laboring as Missionary ia Africa last
iall'l was declining fast. ana bad all the
symptoms Of quick cousumntion. l applied
10 NOu for helg, 4OH remarked BEFORE /
get through with you, viii make you feel
several Years younger than You have ever
felt since yoH left Africa" ] thought but lit
tie uf THAT as h,td often tetcive9 similar dssU-
rd2c.S rom eminent physicians, both here
ana in Europe; but in less than two weeks all
my symptoms were entirely changed. and my
health and strength improves very fast. IN
a few weeks found myself in the enjoyment
OF better health, and able to perform more Ia
Dor, mental and physical, than at any previ,
Gus time since 1 LETT Africa. Nav cod. bless
you I'm all your researches n lfS efesst Il 0ofa-
tory, and inas3 ygG rs ageRt IN restoring
~~sf.u|N
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grGSH, KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BLADDER DIS.
BASED.

1t1N hAB1EA1S NAfAE AMI AA4AbOEA Disc
BASED.
"DR. HAMILToN-Ay best friend and Bro
ther-You have saved my life! This is not
only certain 10 my own apprehension, but all
my personal friends who have known my
suflerings so long and so well, iOin in this
opinion. From spinal disease / have suf-
fered for years what no tongue can tell. Be-
sides this disease, have been afflicted with
aggravated affections of the liver ard spleen !:
and my kidneys and bladder have been so dis
eased that other physicians have tried their
skill in vain. 1 have laid in hospitals for
months and have again and again consulted
the most eminent physicians in Boston, New
York. Charleston. Cincinnati, Chicago, and
other cities, without regard to expense. They
We're men Of learning and greet reputation,
but in ali honesty / must say they did me no
good Amer trying thoroughly their skill
hey have had to acknowledge my case as
complicated and hopeless incurable,' as
they termed Il. In nine weeks you have
cured me-made me new man. had no
hope, nor had my friends; out am now
right; l am well; and rejoice that, after eigh-
teen years OF suffering, know what ii Is to
enjoy The blessed, joyous feeling OF health.
YigOr, life, freedom rom pain, and with the
power TO work, think and enjoy myself
fer You this testimonial gladly; / hope II
win lead hundreds TO You. know that
whereof / here testify; and shall ever take
the greatest satisfaction In you
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NASHVILLE.
Election leturns---seuter's Majority $1,000

Election FetaFRs- -Senter's Majority SIS, 900
NASHVILLE, August The latest
additional returns indicate that
Senter's majority may reach $1,000.
But few counties give a majority for
Stokes. As far as heard from the Sen
ate stands, Conservatives l6, IA major
ity), Conservative Republicans 4, with
five districts to hear from. In the
House it stands, Conservatives 46, "a
majority, Conservative Republicans
4, Stokes Republicans ,.
The Stokes organ suspended to-day.
The editor returns to East Tennessee,
and will continue the Union Flag at
JonesborO.
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Wednesday, August n, 1853,

To the highest and best bidder, FOR
CASH, at the Chamber of Commerce,
Memphis, Tennessee. at Il o'clock am, all
the right, title and interest legal and equita-
BILE, which belonged 10 said several bankrupts
at the dates of Gling their respective peti-
tions in bankruptcy, IN and to the following
change, bonds pronissory notes, securities.
debts, demands, claims. accounts, BOOKS OF
accounts, chooses in action, and al ana sing
inr the personal effects and assets o. said
bankrupts of every kind and description.
TERMS OF SAI.E.-Cash on deitVeryt ana 2
deposit of 10 per cent. required on each lot Al
the time OF sale.
The schedules and other evidences OF prop
e''' y Oe 'ee1 ~ - WM. y. CIRODE,
augg Assignee, Ete.
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The Work 6oss Braveiy on.

The eminent divine, Rev. J. W. Hnllley, Of
Athens, Me, writes:
=" My health has Sc fas haprOYed from the
effects OF ySur treatment rlTat an able TO re-
sumo my pastorship. E{Gd IL not been for uOitr
HIsdiciHe should not De iyinQ ROtr. To YOU, with
Gods blessing. do I owe MY worldly exist
eRGe. / am liylEg exponent of the worth Of
your matchleSS remedies, and I shall
hereafter deem ID a part Of my religious duty
to rcsOmmend all suffering with diseases Of
the Liver or LUngsto speedily apply 10 you.
May Gods blessing attend your worthy eff
forts for the relief of diseased and suffering
humanity"
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CIeruyman,s Wife.

Mrs. Rev. Geo. c. Haddoc,s, St Ripen., Wis,
writes:
g IAe remedies you sent me last spring
worked like charm throughout my entire
system. l do not believe should have lived
until the present time had 1 not used Your
medicine. II is my sincere PRAYER that God
may bless and spare YoT. IIany long wears 10
minister to the physical being OF diseased hu-
manly. All that / can do to extend your
field OF labor shall be done earnestly and viii,
HnqlyH
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REMOVAL.

FlRHE undersigned herewith respectfully in
forms his customers and the public gen.
orally, That he has removed his store 70 the
comniodiOus building
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Cured After " Iona Years. &"

DASDBRI De.Is. S.rFEasoN COUNTY, Tenn.
Dtag uostar-It Is with great happiness
sbat ! Ike nv pen in hand to inform you of
she good effects of your truly valuable rene
dies / really believed / would lQls ere this
your timely aid, God ouIv knows the long
years Of su1eripg I endured previous TO
xioptiIig your trpatment and, now that aln
nee from pain, ii seems as though miracle
had been wrought. have recommended sew
eral to appIT 90 Ypp, and You may rest as
sured win do all ] can for You May God
aid You In your praiSeworthY efforts in re-
hevfng poor diseased murtass,
Ever gratefully yours,
Df('N FL L IS0N
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rheumatism Cared.

William McNellis, Eagle Rock, Venango
county, Pa, writes:
return my sincere thanks for having per-
maneutly cured me of rheumatism after
having suffered severely for about seven
years. When l had doctored with other doc
tors and Tried all the patent medicines that
could get with no nyail, and was 50 bad that
! could hardly get out of my house, aud part
Of the time not able to get out Of my bed, as
was affected in nearly eVCry joint, ! thought
/ would try you ss "A last resort. 70 my great
JOY in less than three weeks l Was able 10 go
out and jump with the most active man IN
the place. IN one month / was perfectly
cured, and had gained seventeen pounds; and
/ never had better health in my life than
haze enjoyed for the last six months. May
God bless you and your miraculous rene
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ronsnnu,inn Can be Cured.

p0NE MORE GOOD THAN ALL THE PHYSICIANS.
Mrs. Catharine Anderson, Of Southampton.
Bucks county, Penn, writes:
" Your medicines have worked Venders in
my case. Previous to t9b-sg your remedies,
have dOctoTeJ g,jth thrpe Different physi-
clans c!l u V h0nf pronounced my disease
ronsd4n btion. ana incurable. Ccd-liyar gD
and different kinds of sYrCps WeTl yaktn N
sreat quantities. but 81 NJ purpose 1
was confined 10 ssf pea for six months,
coughcd canttn ia il and raised great quan-
tUies dfahatter Ny throat swelled out even
with my chin, and my sufIerings were most
intense. l had not taken your medicines
more than one week before found great re
lief: my cough was much lOOsened, and |
breathcd with greater freedom and ease. My
had opened before ,.,e. owe uly-Yery exist
euce 10 yodr great skill and Invaluable RENE
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tsNtf-ft-Af-l. 1. IN.
DIR. HAyuLToN-AIy wife was addicted with
fits for ten yeara attended With great spinal
and nervous debilfty. She doctored with sew
egRi PEA icisns, but all To no purpose. read
with your new and simple theory Ofdisease
that fdeter1nined to Try your remedies. Every
but. thank God, failed to dissuade us from
our purpose As you know, We sent for soul-e
Of your remedies, which. with 80 nelp or
her. She has MT had ai'fit Since; her back
is s.rang, and her nervous vitality and
siren 9Th have returned. As every attack she
had was seYerer than the one previcgs, Il y
reasonable to suppose she c0lld not have
lived long but for the timely interference of
your Wonc2rf.l skill To God be the praise;
for so speedily and lniraculously have TOVr
reinedies worked that can hut repeg q ize you
as I'm Instrument Of Divine pRweF Ia Teseuing
my dear coinpapipA frpln 2 teTTleie death,
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'0urS' ROBERT E, wII.RouRN.
Another AuppeaI to the lneredulOus.

so we'll knowing the general custom OF the
American people to denounee al no adH-eItlsiils NJ
phvsicians as -"humbug," without knowing
ANYTHING at all In regard to their merits, IN
Addition to the numerous ana WonderiO
resfimoniels from some of the thousands who
have been cured By me, publish below the
names and addresses OF few reliable business
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Mr. John LeWis, of zollarsville, Washing
,oE county, IA, writes;
HThe medicine You sent me last spring
acted like q charm. 1t relieved me very soon
Of deranged state of the liver stomach and
bowels. The marked popularity of your
remedies is while they act directly and thfr.
oughly on the diseased organs. thys DO not
depreSs nor debilitGte tha ysteIr IKE other
Liver Remedies h9Ie used | Consider you
fully Inrs4gk al y6ur profession; and, from
tgar op3R, fair way of dealing with me, l
deem you an upright, conscientious man, as
won a. an accom- plished physician."
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Chronic Diseases.

Prof HAMILTON viii also inform the af-
fiicted, thai having been written % by thous-
andS Of uatisnts his Of1lce. has become the
greatest center Tor the treatment OF novel, in
taresting ana peculiar eases of any place in
the world. No hospital in Europe or Ameri,
en- has one-tenth the number Of singular and
remarkable cases as are presented, either per
sanally or by letter at No. 5f6 Broadway III Is
indeed, IN ENFoRIUa OF CLINICAL MEpICISg.
Among the thousands OF cases arising from
diseases Of the Liver, Lungs and Blood, which
he treate the following receive a prominent
and most successful attention: Sick aud BIZ
lipIss Headache, Neryons ana Seuralgic Head-
ache Chronic niarrhea and Dysentery, Cos
ltveneSs and Piles, PimPles- Eruptions and
news. Consumption OF the Blood, Scrofula,
in ali its forms, Spinal Irritation, Salt Rheum.
and Erysipelas, Cancers Asthma Epileptic
of Females. and all diseases arts' rg 5ram i'm.
DuIdties of the Blood; Rheumatism, Catarrh
and Threat flissAses, etc, etc.
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DISSOLUTION.
NEW FIRM.
DISSOLUTION.

vI'HE firm of f. ROBBINS & BRADLEY, Of
/ Memphis and New York, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The nTm name
will be signed by either party In liquidation.
The entire stock of goods and the good viii
of the business has been sold and conveyed to
Messrs. BARBOUR, WILDER & SIMPSON,
who viii conduct in Memphis the business,
on their own account, and in whose behalf
the confidence of the public Is respectfully So
liclted.
ELISHA Robbins,
46 Warren street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
- Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
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SYnansis.

For the greater convenience OF those wish
ing TO write me about their diseases, Insert
the following, which embraces nearly all that
I require TO know in most cases: Have you
constipation of the bowels9 Have you at
tacks of Diarrheas Have you pains IN the
back, sides OF shouldersS Hayeyo1 pain or
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EROM the above it win he sesa that We
II have become the successors of Messrs. II.
Robbins & Bradley, ia abe general Hardware
Business. Our well known experience in
this trade indEceS US to rely upon a continu-
anoO II tne very liberal patronage bestowed
uPon Our predecessors. We propose to keep
on hand a stock well adaPted-tO the wants OF
the surrounding country, and Will be prepared
at all times to offer great inducements 10 p0r-
chasers.
BARBOUR, WILDER SIMPSON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMETs

400 AGENTS WANTED
L 1 w - ~ alsPosss o. . soya PAY ing arIete.
sJ0, ,0O0 in two months. Particulars free. Call
on or address Daley q Co, as broadway y.
y augT-daw
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Nemuhis and Little Rock Railroad,

IN AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT. grH.
~ trains will leave as follows:
Coming East-Leave Forest City 6 am: ar
rive at Hopefield 9:S0 am.
Going West-Leave Hopefeld $50 pm; ar
rive at Forest City pm.
Daily--Sunday excepted.
Ferryboat leaves foot of Union street. at 8
p.m., city time.
Omnibuees always on hand 10 conveV Das-
senger to and from boat
B. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent
August 7, 1863. auq7
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Notice.

~ city, Mr.. WiEiam W. Francis viii net as
Agent Of Martin Walt & Co. ANY and all
transactions made for us by him viii be bind
ing. MARTIN WALT.
Memphis. August Q, 1859. aug7
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rnsn Of Annravated Stomach DlfinuIty.

Mrs Mary A. whitford, OF East Florence, y,
Y, writes:
PPSF. HAMILToS-My qSsr Sir-Nour
medicines We're ~ Erqihptlt reeelved, and
we'll girl again. never expected TO sps hrr
- s'eAl as She is: She caa Ga d coed day 5
work, and can walk q mite to Sabbath-school
aud meeting. Ahe sends her most sincere
thanks and says you have done great
thing for her. You have restored her sink
ing health in a very short time We shall be
grateful 20 you as long as we live"
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3. LEONIDAs HAMIIT0N. y. D.,
FUNERAL NOTICE.

HUPPERT-The friends and acquain tances
Of NICHOLAS HCPeERr are respectfully in
vited to attand his funeral from his late resi-,
EeAce, on Poplar street and HgppeEt Avenue,
this Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
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DISSOLUTION,

TyHE oSpaFtaership herstOfore existing be
| tween r. W. Price and A. B. TreadWell,
under tho style ~ Price & Treadwell, is dis
solved by the withdrawal of II. W. Price. to
date froIa the lst inst. Either one is author
lied 10 collect and receipt for debts due the
late firm. r. W. PRICE,
A. B. TREADWELL.
NEW RM.-TREADWELL BROS. having
- bought the interest Of Col, r W. Price
in the late firm OF Price & TreadweIl, will
continue the Wholesale Grocery Business, at
the old stand, No. l. UutOn street, Lee Block,
under firm style IL Treadweu Bros, where
they viii be pleased TO see the old friends Of
the late Rrm, and a. many ones as may be
pleased to call. A. q, TREADWEL1L.
r.. A. TREADWELL.
IA. d. TREADWEIiL.
Memphis, Team, July 8, 1859. iyl
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DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE firm Of Z. C. POSTAL & co. was dis
1 solved by mutual consent ON the 18th
inst. f. c. Postal assumes all liabilities and
y. c. POSTAL.
j. C. LEWIS
The undersigned Will continue the Livery
and sale Business at the OvertOn stables, op-
poSite Overton Hotel. The finest rigs in the
be found at the stable to wait on eustQpers.
jylS f. G, Postal
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=" Takes Pleasure la Making Known the
dead Results, :"

MIR. ]. H. MoShell, OF. Columbus, Georgia,
writes.
u received your medicine and took as eis
rected. The effect was entirely srtisiactQrY
Have handed out the circulars you Sent me,
the cc1,i resu ~ ~
Mrs. Lethea A. smith OF Evergreen, Avoy-
elles Parish, La, writes;
Z" l feel and know that ! am gazing rapidly
all the TIME, eai know not how to express
IlF gratitude to YOU for relieving me of pain
and misery. ! have no more gloomy fore
bOdingS; Hlenses are regular, digestion good;
in short, ] feel like my former self again.
Anything can do for you, by influencing
others to apply, shall be done with earnest
ness and great pleasure. Send me some cir
culars, for l feel that one should be IA tRe
hands Of every diseased perscr throughout
our Impoverished Southe-a eoUHtry."
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BANKRUPT SALE.
BANKRUPT SALE.

In Bankruptcy, ut Memphis, Tenn.
ID y virtue OF a general order of sale entered
ID by the District Court OF the United states
for the District of West Tennessee, on the 18th
day OF December, AID, 1888, 1 win proceed to
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CATAWRA WINE

SO CASES Of Yeatman & GrahaIns very
~ superior vintage Of 1855, just received
and for sale in lots 70 suit purchasers by
II. WEATHERBEE
jysD 81 Jefferson street..
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cOInInodlOus building
Corner Front and Union Streets,
Wherehe win continue 10 offer full stock Of
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Provisions
Liquors etc, AZ the LOWEST MARKET RATES,
with Improved facilities.
Has now on hand and to arrive:
800 barrels ElOuT-various brands.
3j casks Bacon sides;
$50 tierces, half barrels and kegs Lard
20 boxes Breakfast Bacon;
50 barrels Cornmeal;
so barrels MOlasses;
IS5 barrels Yellow and Refined sugar:
800 boxes Soap, Starch and Candles;
500 boxes oysters, Sardines, Spices etc:
$50 barrels Whisky, Brandy and Gin,
COffees Teas, Wooden Ware, BroOms, and
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
G. a. ECK KERLX.
aug6 Corner Front and Union Streets
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Aofice.

Pre- Hamilton he's now ready pamphlet
containing a biographical sketch of his res
markstble life, with n lithOgraph pi0tare Of
himself This book also cQptFins a complete
ory Of diSeaS..s altd she only natural, safe, and
positive treatment for al diseases-a Yalua-
ole work Tor everybody, SENT FREE
Have no hesitancy in wTitfng 10 the BOctOr,
and state TO him year case in full, and he will
deal honestly and promptly with you. Al
letters 20 him must be addressed thus;
r. LE0NlDAS HANlIT n. D.,
No, 546 BROADWAY, .
Care Of RQstogilce Box No. 4a52, New York.
The number of the POStofioe Box must be
pot ON each letter to insure safety.
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10 all the affilcted, for to you owe my life
Your true friend and brother,
A. q. BUTTERFIELD,
Monroe street, between Bedford and Franklin
avenues, Brooklyn, Ny.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

FL " an DH@4t t4tA-s-AF
- Second street, Memphis, Tenn
Dated at Memphis, April 80, 1853
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josh Billings says marry young,
and, If circumstances require 1t, often.
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DIED..

SCHEUBER-At her rss ,,.e ace, No l5 Lin
den street, August :, tsd9, Mrs. CHRISTINA W
ScIJEVsEr aged 50years months and 5days
Natzhez (Miss.l and Ft. Wayne Qnd.l pa
peTs please copy.