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WEATHER ARD RIVERS,

NEW ORLEANS, January 90. Ar.
rived-Dexter and J. II. Garrett and
bRrges.
Depsrted-W. r Arthur, Indiana and
Alaska, with fair trips.
ST. LOUIS, January 20.-Arrived-
City Of Alton.
Dspsried-Pauline Carroll ard Bsils
Memphis.
The river is rising with a fine stage Of
water tn all points.
The ST. Louis and New Orleans Barge
Company commenced receiving wheat
In bulk at Cairo to day.
CAIRO, January 20. -Up-Julia.
Down-Sam Brown, 5 pm. CoOsa.
The river rose 10 inches. The weather
is Clesr ami pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, January 20.-Weather
clear and mild. Tho river is falling,
with Is inches ia the canal.
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GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, January 2O.-A resolution
was introduced in the House to-day au-
thoriziBg the Solicitor General to in
quire into the reasons for the appoint
ment OF Gnegro to perform the duties of
Clerk Of the Superior Court of Chatham
county, and 70 institute proceedings
against the same, and TO carry the case
to the United States Supreme Court IL
necessary. After much debate the reso-
luton Was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
A member offered a resolution claim
ing thst the State is fully reconstructed,
and that on the legislation as to the
qualification OF State officers, Congress
has no right TO interfere, which was also
referred.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, January 20.-Wm. Homes,
associate editor Of the Missouri RepuJLt-
can, died at New Haven, Connecticut,
yesterday.
Robert A, Watt and Joseph Diggen-
dOrf, charged with the -embezzlement of
the city's money, have been bailed-the
former in $4,000 and the latter in
SIS, 600.
ID. Berlin, ex-RarbOF Master, charged
with obtaining money falsely, was bailed
Ia the sum of $1,000.
a. K Rogers. ex-City Treasurer, has
sued the We8tiche Post for libel, in
charging him with completely in the
city money embezzlement.
About ten gambling bells were cleaned
u by the police last night.
a bill has been introduced ia the Leg
islatuTe against pr~izs-fghting.
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THE artists OF New York have a.
pointed a committee to prepare q bin, to
be submitted to Congress, providing Tor
the registry, ct 9 moderate charge, Of
paintings, statues, engrsvlngs, prints,
drawings, photographs, designs and all
other works Of art, such registry to ope-
rate Rs complete copyright or pateEt.
This movement is designed to prohibit
dealers in pictures from having popular
works of art reproduced and sold at such
prices As to lower the compensation Of
original artists to q starving figure.
Artistic, not I" Cheap Johns" should have
the rewards Of genius, and a fair bill in
relation to thls subject should meet tho
approval and action Of Congress.
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TIE EFFECrs OF TuE wu.ErEa

By a special dispatch from New York,
we learn that the passage Of the militia
bill by the Legislature has had the effect
to derange in that market cur Slate
credit and to weaken cur bonds. In this
suggestive piece Of information we have
an earnest Of what may follow in case
the militia are called into service and
permitted to run riot, az have the human
hends now roaming u~ndleturbed through
Arkansas. If Gov. BRowNLow has the
faint Of right feeling, and 2 modicum OF
heart for his fellow-citizens, this hint
will not be lest upon him, and may have
the effect to prevenian enforcement Of a
bill, the most odious known to the an
mails Of American legislation. We viii
see.
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Gov. PALMER, the recently elected
Governor Of Illinois, in his Inauguration
speech to the Legislature, has spoken
out very plainly against several meas
ures which are pressed upon Congress by
Radical eIiqaes. He hints, says tie
New Orleans RcGyu1e, opposition TO
protective tariffs, bat utters loud and
emphasized hostility TO the Incorporation
by Congress, Of companies, "to engage
in the construction OF railways and other
private enterprises whether 10 Illinois
or any other State. He takes the ground,
which will be deemed heretical at Wash
ingt0n, that sit is essential to the use
fulness Of State governments thst their
just authority should be respected by
that Of the nation - and be utteT5 the
disloyal opinion that already" the au-
thority Of the States " is, in q measure,
paraly zed by a growing conviction that
all their powers are in some sense deriya-
tive and subordinate, and rot original
and independent" Here Is judgement
in a strange quarter OF " the peruiciOus
doctrine Of State rights" as Republicans
have the habit OF defining the old faith
Of the Republicans of the first days Of
the republic to be.
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HEMPEIIS APPEAL
THURsDAY MORNING, IAN. 81. Uses
H0TECR.

An the book accounts Of ]. s. G. Ho-
GAN & Co, and ALBERT PIKE & Co.,
former Proprietors Of the APPEAL hare
been placed in the hands Of A MCCoN-
NELL, for collection. The accounts have
been due for some time, and it IS hoped
parties Indebted to the late firms u0M
settle promptly, and thereby avoid Htiga-
ton. AINsLIF, HEATING & Co.
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THE Supreme Court of the United
States, on Monday, made an important
decision in the New York bank case.
The opinions we're read by Chief Justice
CHASE, and were to the effect that GER
tifeates Of Indebtedness and United
States notes, or g~reenbaeks, are exempt
from State taxation.
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AS we anticipated, the passage by Sc
decisive 3 vote Of the resolution intro-
duced In the House Of Representative,
by Mr.. HOLMAN, opposed to any further
payment Of money OF bonds 10 aid rail-
roads, or any public or private enter
prises, created the utmost confusion
among the lobby members OK Congress,
anu the army Of men seeking subsidies.
A correspondent says that most Of these
latter nave already left for their hoRaes.
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81 ACRES, oppOsIts Brsy's Station, aajoin-
% ing south side OF Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, Is miles east OF Memphis
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WE hope that our citizsns win throng
the Memphis Club Hall tonight to hear
the Hon. Mrs. YELyERTON In her rccita-
tons from the poets. From those who
have had the pleasure Of hearing her,
we are warranted ia believing that rarely
has so great a treat awaited the cult
vsted people Of our city. A competent
critic writes OF her, that " she seemed to
catch the true idea Of the writer, and in
her clear, sUbdued, gentle, delightful
voice, to give it to the listener, SO that
we, leaning back and closing our eyes,
seemed almost to be eommuning with
the thoughts Of the writer himself. Her
rendering OF Excelsior was a perfect
success. Familiar, as we have been with
this beautiful poem, We think We never
really appreciated its many fine aud
delicate points, until we heard it rem
dered by Mrs. YELvERTOE. Il was no
longer a hackneyed poem, but seemed
fresh and new. All the other selections
on the programme were given With the
same freshness and appreciation Of her
author"
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THE Agricultural College Of Tennessee,
endowed by Congress, hss been estab-
lished ct Knoxville, with the old Uni
versity OF East Tennessee for 6 basis.
The following sre the Trustees: Gov.
w. G. BrOwnlow. Secretary Of State
Fletcher, Superintendent OF Public L.
strUction Eaton, William Bosom, John
Trimble and Hon. Joshua 3. FriGrsou,
from Middle, Isa8c Roach, David A.
Num- and Martin T. Ryder from West
Tennessee; and the cid trustees OF the
University Of East Tennessee, IS follows {:
George Andrews, r. H. Armstrong, Jno.
Baxter, Esqcs., hon. W. q, B~rownI0w,
James Il COwaB, D. A Deaderick, Perez
Dickinson, r. P. Eaton, Esq, w. K
Eckle, B. Frszief N. D, Z. S. HeiskeI,
VIM. Heiskell, Esqs, Rev. Thomas W.
Humes, w. s. Kennedy, Hon. 5. J. ".
Luckey, J. r. Ludlow, NJ. D., James c..
Luttrsll, c. J. Mckinney, Esq, Joseph
A. MsbTy, Hon. II. Maynard, Hos. s.
Miiligan, James G. Moses, II. L. w. Ny
matt, Matthew Nelson, Hon. T. A. r.
Nelson, William Rule. #. A. r. Scott, s..
II. Smith, NJ. D., Hon, o. ?. Temple,
George NJ. White, E q.
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tions sDd in this spirit, the Finance
COMMITTEES may serve the city faithfully,
place her beyond the reach OF creditors
and her financial affairs IN q shape that
viii secure her future success.
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new HamPsMIRE.

CONCORD, January 20.-The Demo-
cratic Convention to-day nominated
Joha Bodell, Of Bath, for Governor, and
Gen. w. 7. DOnakoe for Railroad Com
missioner. Short resolutions we're passed
declaring their adhesion to the prlnci-
pies Of the Constitution, and that bonds
should be taxed,
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 2O.-Two bal
lots were had in the Legislature, in Joint
convention, to-day, for Senator, result
ing 81 follows: First ballot-Cumback,
IS; Hendricks, So; scattering, II. Two
members were absent. Second ballot
Cumback, g.; Hendricks, So; scatter
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sI28.9l2 SO
MISCELLANEOUS.

II. The greatest amount insured in any one risk
is $4,000, except in special cases.
Il. The amount insured In any one city, town
or village, depends upon Its size and how
built.
70. The amount insured in any one block, de-
ponds as above.
IA. Certified copy of the Charter of the Com
pany, as fled heretofore.
Is, General power of attorney for Agents to ac-
Q d service of process previously flied.
GEORGE l. CHASE, President.
GEORGE NJ. C0Ir, Secretary.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, January ct is reported
that Tom Gebrey, the alleged murderer
Of Mr.. Rogers, has been captured in Con-
necticut.
A letter is published from Gen. Burn
side declining to be a candidate for Gov
ernor OF Rhode Island.
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V

NASHVILLE, January 20.-The bill
providing for the sale of the railroads
which have not paid their interest on
the State bonds loaned them, passed the
House to-day on its third reading with
ont q dissenting vote.
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z EG.

WHEELING WEST VA, January 20.
The Legislature organized to-day.
A. w. Campbell, Hon. s. d Hubbard,
Cows. Boarman, Pierpoht, FALSELY and
Gen. w. II. Powell are candidates for
the United States Senatorship.
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ECA

CHICAGO, January 20.-At Madison,
Wis, last night Matt ID. Carpenter wss
nominated for the United States Senate
on the fifth ballot.
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BALTHM

BALTIMORE, January 2O.-Gen. Grant
declines the inequalities OF the city, as
voted him by the Council, on account of
previous engagements. He will receive
the citizens probably on Saturday.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

DUVAL-Capt. q. W. DUvAL, vino died a t5%
O'Clock yesterday morning, viii be buried this
Thursday morning, st IL o'clock, from his resi-
dence, on Shelby street. Friends are invited
to attend.
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PgNNSYLYANiA.

PHILADELPHIA, January 2O.-The
trial of Mrs. T~wetchell, for the murder
Of her mother, was continued to-day.
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By Telegraph.
COTTON.

The following contrasts the ben
eGts Of Memphis, as a Cotton Market,
over an other cities:
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OEer for sale, in the city Of Memphis, in front
of the Office OF Royster, Trezsvant q Co., 30
Main street, corner of Jefferson. a valuable
tract of land, containing about LEO acres, being
a part of the r. Fenner 5000 acre tract, lying in
the county OF shelby, Tenn, Range 6 and 7,
Section 3 and 4 18th Surveyors District, lying
on both sides OF LO0sa Hatchie river.
Said land will be divided into several tracts.
Mr.. John Brown will survey and pla. the
same, and will have a map at Messrs. Register,
Trszsvant & Co.'S, where 1t can be seen, and
who will give all information desired.
sale between l and I O'Clock.
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NEW A-DvERTIsEm NTs
DissoIutton ef Oopartnershtp

g1HE c-OpaTtneTship heretofore existing under
the style and hrm OF ROSE q VIaUS, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, NJ. Rose
having purchased the entire interest OF K. w,
Vigus, and asSumes ali the Liabilities or said
fra, and alone is authorized 10 sigu the firms
n1ms in Liquidation. N. RISE,
r.. ". NIGUS.
I return my thanks TO our friends and the
public generally Tor past favors, and cheerfully
recommend my former partner Ter their gen
e-OuS support. +, W.NlGUS.
Memphis January 20, 1889. JAZZ
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PRINCIPAL Northern CITIES
RUN AS FoLLoWsi

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 3:I5 pm connects for Cairo and st. Louis.
arriving at St Louis at l:S0 pm. next day $50
am. train arrives In st. Louis IL PM same day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's ofiee, 237b
Main street, and ct Depot, head of Main street,
R9- Baggage Checked at Depot OF by the Men,
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
Vats Residences. or on board DOats, 20 all prin-
cipRl points East and Norshs
SAM. B. M superintendent.
AaA HILL paaannrar Ananf- ia2I
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-Four Plantations for sale OF Rent.

THREE Plantations, containing about SEQ
L acres each, together with stock, corn, fodder.
fmnlements. etc, on same These farms are
Situated about twenty miles from MemDbfs-
near Pleasant Hill, DeSoto county. MississiDDf
The other farm contains about 1900 acres. and
IS situated in Ashley county, Arkansas. For
terms apply TO me, near Pleasant Hill. Miss.
Refer N r. M. Apperson & Co. and Tsvior 4
q Rand. Memphis, Tenn. de29 i'm
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RATES oF A-pvERrIsINa.

transient advertisements hutfng he nm p ne
PAPER, drst insertion 81 each SaoSeQttaA osH-
ion 50 cents per Square.
Advertisements Il Want or Rent column, 10 cents
pCT line each nseTtiCn.
AoRLhlg advertisements, $ y0T yHd ana - JN
each GddiienGi square
Advertisements inserted at fHteTudSs 70 DC charged
as febU each insertion.
H0rfhIv advertisements inserted 81 the SUNDAY
APPEAL alU be charged 0He-siIh additional
Advertisement Inserted in de WEEKLY ClA &c
charged hGy DAILY rates.
Local Notices, ~ ceaS per line first ~fHSeTa0ah ana
TX cents per hnte per month
Al transient advertisements, nOt from regular dd
uerhsGrS, MUST BE AID FOR IN
4 Square is 1e space occupied % seH tHe Of
Sold aOflpGreL
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Big Creek Land Ten Niles OF HemDhIs.

90 10. $50 and 200 acres out OF 500 on the
vi Mississippi River Railroad, soon to be
mill and near the prospective depot, for sale
nj bargains. and Immediately sl5O. 20 acres,
soainIV Cvp-ess Timber, on Hatahfe also
STEAM MILL. Apply TO my sons on premises
or to myself, this month. at Raleigh.
1880 acres good Stock Rancho on the Lavaca,
in jackson county, Texas, and 600 acres on
Trinity, Liberty county, Texas. Fine Planta-
ton 70 sell or exchange for city property. All
titles perfect Iia3i IS
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OF CoNNEcrIcur, !,

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, lez
Hartford county.
January 7, 1863, personally appeared George
L. Chase, President, and George M. colt,
secretary OF the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, and made oath that the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed, is a true, full and
correct statement of the affairs of said Com
pany, and exhibits, so far as can be a7certalned
nd this date, its actual condition ON the Thirty
first day OF December, 1909.
before nae, GEO. SUMNER.
Notary Public.
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THOs. WI0RERSHAM,
Eo. ., Second Floor.
ta4 Pos4oasee Rufsafa~

LfOR SALE.5One of the finest FLANTA-
e TONS in the Mississippi Bottom, situated
90 miles below Memphis in ArkaRsas. 2miies
rom b edsOs's j nding, containing DO acres.
with 40 acres IN a high state of cultivation
With dwelling and all necessary OuthOuzes.
name quarters for so hands, good gin and mill,
stables and cribs, together with all the mules.
stock and tools. There is now 30 or 20 good
hands on the place that can be had by the
purchaser. Agreat bargain can be had by early
application on the premises, or OF PRICE 4
TERRY, Commission Merchants. No. IS Union
street, Memphis, Tenn.
fn7 AZ LODGES
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cnRREsPOEnEECE.

Correspondence, on Public EueatS, solicited rom
eUeTg part Of ne United SG,e.
ALNSLIE KEATING q co.
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TO THE PUBLIC

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
DALY APPEAL, one gear---.--------aeIO "
WEEKLY APPEAL, one eaT..--.----.--.--- zoO
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AOaGay. 1st Day Of February. 1859.

In pursuance to an 0rdar OF sale made in the
above cause, a tAugust Term, 1868, I shall, on
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We direct the attention OF purchasers Of farm
lands to the above important sale. The lands
have been subdivided, and the plan can % had
at our office. The very favorable terms of the
sale and the superior quality of thes0 lands,
Register, TFezeVant s. Co.,
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IN CHANCERY JACKSON, TENN.
Edward W. Hubbard, Ez'r n. B. Eppes, decd,
vs.. Heirs aud Creditors of n. 3. Eppes, decd.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
NnaA.rLLL. Lnnnnn-H LNul

C"OMPTROLLERS OFFICE
Nashville, January l, 1869.
1. q, W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify thai the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
in the state OF Connecticut, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
panv has complied with all the require
ments Of the laws of the State Of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and l further
certify that HENRY 4. LIrFLETON, Agent of
said Company, has also complied with the re-
Qulrements OF the laws of the State, made
and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance
CeInpany has authority 90 take risks and trans
act the business of insurance in this State, at
Memphis, Tenn.
lsEAL1 @. W. BLACKBURN.
COMPTROLLER OF Tennessee.
nv pTTTNX EcT
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
For sale

VI E offer for sale one Of the most valuable
w Cotton Plantations in Bolivar county.
Mississippi, lying three miles from the river, on
Lake Christmas, and southeast nom The town
Of Erentiss, and known as TIRE Polk Place
The tract contains Zoo acres, a0Of which are
cleared. The place ia high aud well drained,
and has or II, a fine Steam Gin and SawmiD,
which cost $1,000 also, three new Carver CID
Stands, Of eighty saws each.
The title 20 the property IS perfect, and II
will be ssld at a great bargain, and good time
iaI4 IT. A. NELSON & co.
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TERas OF ALE:

TE8ES OF SALE:
Ten per cent. Cash balance in equal pay
ments, at u and "A months-bond and good Sc
CURLY and a lien retained.
THOS. CLARK, c. and NJ.
}. L. a. Tomlin, Solicitor.
Jackson, January l, 1863.
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FOB SALE.
AND LOTS FOR SALE


81 ACRES, opposlts Brsy's Station, a5ioiu-
% ing south side OF Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, Is miles east OF Memphis.
100 ACRES, known a. the Giles Farm. On
10 east bank Of the Mississippi river. oppO-
sits lower end Of Island No. 20. and 10 miles
north of Iemphts-dO acres under cultivation.
and about 40 acres deadensd.
OF on east side OF Bayou Gayoso, 2I feet on
II Court street, with small Frame House.
Clear OF lease.
or on east side OF Bayou. fronting lO feet
IL on Madison street, on which is a Board
Yard. Subject TO lease.
OF, with Cotton Shed. formerly 3 rnes'
~ Cotton Shed, now used for q WAGON YauD
fronting ~ feet on Madison street and III rect
on Court street, a few rods west OF Charleston
avenue. Clear Of lease.
OF on east side OF Bayou, fronting Us feet
II on north side of Court street. ON which
stands Carroll, walker x Co.'S Cotton Shed.
Subject 70 lease.
OF, fronting 50 feet on Charleston avenue.
n on which stands the Grocery of
honey and extending 90 feet to Court street..
For terms inquire Of
THOs. WICKERSHAN,
BIO. ., Second Floor.
Ja4 POs10siee Building.
, 1869-08-27

nR. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doctor of Medicine OF
~ the Faculty of Paris. Graduate of the Univer'i-
ty Queens College. and Physician of the St. John
Baptiste Society of San Francisco.
DR.. PERRAcLT has pleasure to inform patients and
others seeking confidential medical advice, that he
can be consulted daily at his office, Armory Hall
building, Northeast corner Montgomery and Sacra-
mento streets, San Francisco. Rooms No. 9, TO- IL.
first floor up stairs, entrance on either Montgomery
or Sacramento streets.
DR.. PERRAULT's studies have been almost eXclu-
sively devoted to the of the various forms of
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results of iniur
habits acquired in YOUTH which usually termin.
ate in impotence and sterility and permanently in
duce all the colcOmitants of old age. Where secret
uhrmity exists involving the happiness of life and
that OF others, reason and morality dictate the ne
cessiy of its removal for it is fact that premature
decline OF the vgor OF mannood, matrimonial un-
happiness, compulsory single life, ETC., have their
sources in causes, the germ of which is planted in
early lfe and the bitter fruit tasted long aterward:
patients laborng under this complaint will conn lain
of one or mora of the following symptoms: Noe
turna Emissions, Pains in the Back and Head,
Weakness of Memory and Sight, Discharge from the
Urethra on going to stool or making water, the In
tellectual Faculties are weakened, Loss Of Memory
ensues Ideas are clouded, and there is disnclina-
ton to attend to business, or even reading, writing
the society of friends, etc. The pate LlNhl prot
ably complain of Dizziness, Vertigo, and the sight
and bearing are weakened and sleep disturbed BY
dreams, melancholy, sighing pa;pitatiors, Paintings,
coughs and slow fever; while some have external
rheumatic pain, and nImbness OF the body. Some
of the most common symptoms are pimpes in the
face and aching in different parts OF the body. Pa
tients suffering from this disease should apply i'm
mediately to DR. PERRAULT either in person or by
letter, he will guarantee cure of Seminal Ennis
Sons and Impotence in six to eight weeks.
Patients suffering venereal diseases in any
STAGE GOnorrhoea Gleet. Structures, Bubo Ulcers,
Uutaneous Eruptions, etc. will be treated successful
~. All Syphhtc and Mercurial taints entirely re-
owed from the system.
DR.. PERRATLT's diplomas are in his office, where
Patients can for themselves that they are uuier
the care of a regularly educated practitioner. The
test references given if required.
Patients suffering under chronic diseases can call
and examine for themselves. We invite investiga-
ton claim not to know eve rything, nor to
erybody, but we do claim that in all cases taken un
der treatment we fulfill our promises. We particu-
larly request those who have tried this boasted doc
tor, and that advertised physician till worn out and
discouraged, 10 call upon us.
Low charges and quick cures.
Ladies suffering with any complaint incidental to
their sex, consult the doctor with the
Of relief.