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Cloths, Flannels, Sackings, Water Proofs
"a full line at c. Bullock's.

In Bleached and Brown Sheetings. Ia
BILE Linens, Napkins, ami Towels, have
the Largest Stock in the city.
c. BULLOCK.
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In presenting this listI would offer spec-

ial inducements to tho wholesale trade,
and only ask all to an examination of my
Mammoth Stock to satisfy them that l can
sell goods for less money than any other
Housei in Western Pa,
C.. BULLOCK p
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AGENTS WANTED (MAIsE o Il # L,
MALE) FOR TIE
PHYSICAL Life of Woman.

BY GEO. II. NEPHEYS, NJ. D.
This brave, pure book is the great sue
cess of the year. $1,000 have already been
sold 1t still sells with rapidity quite
unprecedented. Agents all agree that they
make monev faster selling it than any
other. Much tirst-class territory is still
open. Send at once for pamphlet &c. Nd
dress, GEO. MCLEAN, Publisher, phila.,
New York and Boston. 2S-4t.
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FIFTY ROLLS Brussels and Ingram
CARPETS, just received, all new STYLES
at c, BULLooK's.=
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The Last Sensation!

Is the Arab Long Shawl. One Hun
dred just opened at C. BULLCCK'S
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JOB WORK neatly ex eeuted at this offiee
at reasonable rates.

A CHANCE seldom offeredl / own in
"A terest in one of the best Silver Mines
of the day, developing, etc., rear George
town, Col. Can satify you OF its undoubt,
ed valueas good investment and paving
one. Best of references given. l wish 10
sell one-half of it very ci cap for cash.
Address my attys, Townsend Bros, l3i
South Third street, Phila, Pa. S44t.
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81 1855 p. m. Night Express, daily for
Cleveland, Cincinnati and the west and
southwest; connects at Meadyille, Sundays
excepted, for Franklin and Oil City. at
Lcavittsburg, Sunday excepted for Youngs
town ct Cleveland with Lake Shore Rail
way for the west and northwest, and at Gin
cinnati with the Ohio Il Mississippi Rail-
way for the south and southwest. a Sleep
ing car is attached to this train at n. York
running through to Cincinnati.
7.05 AN. Express Mai, Mondays except
cd, for Cleveland and the West; connects
at Meadville, for Franklin and Oil City !;
at Clarksville with Erie & Pittsburgh Rail-
road, tor Sharon, New Castle and Pitts
burgh, and at Cleveland with Lake Shore
Railroad for the West and northwest. A
sleeping ear is attached TO this train at New
York running through to Meadyille.
5
6.33 P. NJ. Freight and Accommodation
daily. faT t
9.37 p. NJ. Freight and Accommodation
daily sundays excepted.
4
1.50P. NJ. Way Freight,Sundays except
ed
GOING EAST:
All A. NJ. New York Day Express, dali
ly Sundays excepted; connects at Great
Bend with Delaware, IIackawanna& Wes-
tern Railway, for Scranton, and at n. York
with midnight express train &c New Jer-
sey Railroad for Philadelphia.
A sleeping ear il attached to this train at
Cleveland running through to Hornells-
vile connecting with train having new
and Improved Drawing Room Coaches at
tached, running through to New York.
a
LOO P. NJ. Lightning Express, connect
ing daily at Elmira with Northern Central
Railway, for Williamsport, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and ut New
York for Boston and New England cities
4 sleeping coach is attached to this train
at Cincinnati running through to n. York.
G
9.37, p. NJ. Cincinnati, Express daily,
Sundays excepted, connecting at BnghaIn-
ton for Albany and the celebrated sum-
mer resort Sharon Springs, and at New
York for Boston and all New England cit
les. A sleeping car is attached to this train
at Meadville running through TO Now
York.
4.17a m. Stock freight and Accomino-
dation Sundays excepted.
5.45p. m. Fright and Accommodation,
Sundays excepted.
1925 a. m, Way Freight, Sundays ex.
cepted. ~
Boston and New England passengers
with their Baggage are transferred free o.
charge in New York,
The best ventilated and most luNuriou.
Sleeping coaches gHss-in the World-eN ac
company all night trains on this railway
va. The Erie Railway Company has o
pened new Ferry from their Jersey CITY
Depot TO the foot of 23d Street. thus ena
bling Passengers to reach theupper portion
TO fine city without the expense and annoy
ance of street car or omnibus transfer.
va The scenery along the entire rout
| of the Erie Railway is of the most pictur
esque and beautiful character. Admirer
of natures beauties, in a daylight journe,
over this Line, will find in its ever chang
ing landscapes subjects of continual ad
miration aud interest.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THRO UGH.
and Fare as Low as by any other route.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE R'Y-
Which can be obtained at all the prime
pal Ticket Offices in the West or Soutl
west. WM. B. BARR,
l.. ID. RUCKER, Gen'l Pass'r Ag't.
Gen'l Supt.
A MnnENMC R m
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FORTUNES offered to live men. Rare
Chance. Send Stamp. Dimond X.
Co., Washington, Del. 23-Sm.
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allegheny VALLEY Rail. R0sDl
GREAT THROUGH ROUTE
FROM
The Oil Regions TO Pittsburgh.
TIE EAST AND THE WEsrl
SLEEPING CARS

On allhight trains. Passengers and bag
gage transferred at Oil City, FREE or
CHARGE!
Trains make direct connection with all
Roads centering at Oil City, and leave as
follows:
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Plain and Striped Satin, Duchene, new
and elegant for suits, at c. BULLocK's.
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Imported Dress Goods In all the latest
styles at C. BULLOCKS.

Black Silks, Stripe silks, Plain and Fam
cy Silks, CT his own Importation, for sale
at Popular Prices at c. BULLoCK'S.
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o. G. WHITNEY
ORGANS AND MELODEONSl

A Good Assortment always on Hand.
Stools, Spreads, and everything in the
music line, instruction Book of all kinds.
All of the late Sunday School and other
Singing Books, Sheet Music sent by Mail
or Exl lress on receipt of orders. Guitars,
Violins, Banios, Flutes, Flies and Drums.
Brass and German Silver instruments
furnished to Bands at the lowest prices.
Always on hand a large stock of the best
ITALIAN STRINGS, which will be sent
by ma or otherwise as ordered.
SocC nd hand Pianos, Melodeons and Or
gans, taken i'll exchange for rev ones.
All communications, (which will receive
nrompt attcntion) should be addressed t.
thepropriator,
4-ly j. G. HULL.
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DSYCHOMANCY, Fascination or Soul
L charming. 800 pages; cloth. This
wonderful book has fun instructions TO en-
able the reader to fascinate either sex, or
any animal, at viii. Mesmerism, Spirit
ualism, and hundru =" cf other cuEious eX-
periments. 1t can be obtained by send
ing address, with 10 cents postage, 10 Il.
w. EUdRs, d; Co., 40. Al So. Eighth e.,
Philadelphia. Pa. 24-4t
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OH Creek & AIleghenyRIvcrR y

WARREN & FRANKLIN, FARMERS
SotL CREEK RAILROADS CoNsoL-
IDATED
New and Most Dirsct Route to the Oh
Regions.
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IIEADv1LLE, PENN'A,

Offer to the Wholesale and Retail Trade
tho Lars est, Riclo st ilnd Most Il plete
stock of Fall Goods in Western Penn'a.
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Oil Cloths, Mattings, Stair and Hemp
Carpets, Rugs &c. C. BULLocK's.
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Taratan Plaids, Plain and Twilled for
Children, ct C. BuLLocK's.
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c1O A Day-Business ontirelynewand
- D1O honorable. Liberal inducements
Descriptive circulars free Address c
RAND ~ Co., Biddeiord. Me is 3m
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@. BULLOCK,

NO. 4wATER ST. "a CHESTNUT ST,
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Because

The Blood Purifier is the
only article in the market
whichcontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported ex-
pressly from Sweden for its
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
of Podophyllum (Mandrake
Root) and is a substitute
for Mercury o17
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GOING EAST

LOO P. NJ. Lightning Express, connect
ing daily Mt Elmira with Northern Central
Railway, for Williamsport, 1arrisburg,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and at New
York for Boston and New England cities
4 sleeping coach is attached to this train
at Cincinnati running through ton. York,
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Because
VEN RE HOTEL.

ADJoINNa THE DEPOT,
EHITE OAK, Forest County, Pa.
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Having purchased my stock since
the great decline in Gold, l can sell
goods cheaper than any Dry Goods
House in the Oil Regions. Persons
purchasing goods Of me will save %
per cent. M. P.sGETCHELL,.
Tidioute, April II, 1870, 4-6m
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7.05 AN. Express Mai, Mondays except
cd, for cleveland and the West: connects
at Meadville, for Franklin and Oil City !;
Mt Clarksville with Erie & Pittsburgh Rail-
road, tor Sharon, New Castle and Pitts
burgh, and at Cleveland with Lake Shore
Railroad for the West and northwest. A
sleeping ear is attached to this train at New
York running through to Meadville.
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so Cents to So per Evening, at Home.

cTO A DAY FOR ALL.-Stencil Tool
,DlO samples mailed free. A. J. Fullam,
615 Broadway, n. y. H-4t
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o. p. NJ. Cincinnati, Express daily,
Sundays excepted, connecting at Bingham
ton for Albany and the celebrated sum
ner resort Sharon Springs, and at New
York for Boston and all New England cit
les. A sleeping car is attached to this train
at Meadville running through TO Now
York.
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GHaRCERy SALE
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1870.

Harrison Irby. Admir-, etc.O
VS.. No. 20l5 }~Chancery. Court
Sarah A. Williams ct all Of Memphis.
by virtue Of interlocutOrY decree in this
ID cause, 1 will sell at public auction, to The
highest bidder, in the town of Coilierylile,
Shelby county, Tennessee, on I'll ESDAl, the
Sth day of February. $50, the following des-
cribed Real Estate, to wit:
Lying and being in the county of Shelby
ana State of Tennessee, being the east half OF
"a tract of land, conveyed by Joseph SOape "a
Thomas n. Williams and Green r. Williams.
by deed dated i7th day of December. 1850, and
recorded in the Registers Omce OF shelby
count book q. page sa5. which said tract con
tanned Do acres, and the east half OF said
tract was allotted 10 said Thomas n. VIII
Iams, n contains lt3la acres, more or less.
and is BOUNDED as follows; Beginning at a
stake nj the northeast corner OF said tract
running thence s~Outhwardly 81 poles,
more or less to a stake Gt the southeast cor
ner of said tract thence west IS poles to the
southeast corner Of the west half OF said
original tract; thence north with the east
line qfthe Green Williams rae ri poles and
lOlinks 10 a stake; thence east 80 poles 10 the
beginning.
Also. the west half OF said go acre tract.
beginning at the southwest corner of said
original tract Of land, at "a stake with white
oak and red-OaS pointers at tire southeast
corner OF IaLCy' line; thence north with
4a4Cy's limo ana Others, 81 poles 10 q stake;
thence east s3 poles, tnenc- south through
the middle OF the WnOle tract rs poles ana
10 links 10 q stake; thence west b5 poles 20
the beginning, being Immediately west OF
and adjoining the rrst described tract.
Before the dag of sale these two tracts Will
be sUb-dividsd and laid of into lots, and
sold accordingly.
Terms of Sale-One-third CASH, balance
on a credit OF one and two years. notes with
security taken bearing interest, ami lien re-
aimed Till payment Of the purchase money.
:. ASTON
fgtE I4o,k AMI MaeTar
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

No. 4G25, n. Rim the Chancsry Court Of Mem
phis, Tennessee.-Sam $. Spicer, Executor
Of H.. c. Horton, deed, VS. J. 3. sharpe, ct al.
IN this cause, on the Sd day of December,
L 1869, an order was entered, directing pub
LEGATION TO be made for all persons interested
in the estate OF II. c.. Horton, decd, to come
forward, exhibit their demands, and have
themselves made parties to the bill in this
suit, etc; also, enjoiniDg all persons claim
ing TO be creditors OF said estate from insti-
tuting suits at law upon their demands:
IL Is therefore ordered, That ALL G.
PARTIEs make their appearance herail, a.
the courthouse, in the city Of Memphis,
Tenn, on or before the hrst Monday in
March, 1870, and nle and establish their
claims as Aforesaid, according TO law, or the
same viii be barred ana the cause proceeded
with exparte; and that a copy OF this order
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, ia the Memphis Appeal.
A ~copy-atteBt-
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY K. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes 3 Jackson, Solicitors for Complain
ant. as2B
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Heaith's Best Defense -" The weak eat
eth herbs. says st. Paul. so that eighteen
hundred years ago the value OF medicinal
plants was appreciated. In the Old Testa-
ment botanical remedies are repeatedly re-
commented, but in no passage Of sacred his
tory is man recommended TO swallow calo-
mel or blue-pill, or any other mineral prepa-
ration. The sick were directed to eat herbs
10 strengthen them, 10 purify them, to heal
them. 10 restore them. IN that day the art OF
making vegetable extracts was unknown.
The herbal medicines were mere iufusiOns.
IL was reserved Tor "a later age 10 unite the
sanitary essences OF tonic, aperlent aud anti
bilious roots, banks and plants, with an ac-
tive stimulant, and thus secure their rapid
diffusion through The ueblitated or diSor-
dered system. The cruWning triumph OF this
effective mode Of concentrating and apply
ing the virtues OF medicinal vegetables was
tOmac BitteIs. Never before had "A per-
fectly pure alcoholic stimulant been COM
bined with Tie expressed juices OF the finest
specifics Of the vegetable Kingdom. Never
yet, thOugh eighteen years have elapsed
since its Introduction, has this great restora-
in all cllmes, as the most potent safeguard
against epfdemics, As a protection against all
unhealthy eNhalatiOns that produce debility
or beget disease; as a remedy for intermit-
tent and other malarious feversi as an appe-
tiZer; as a sovereign cure for dyspepsia; as a
general tonic and inVigOrant; as a gentle,
painless aperient; as 4 blood depurent; as q
nerVine; as a cure for bilious affections; as
a harmless anodyne; and as the BEST DE-
FENsE OF HEALTH under ~unfavOrabie circum-
bodily or mental exertion, hardship, priva-
ton and exposure.
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The New York market was dull and
nominal. Liverpool was easier, but not
quotsbly lower during the forenoon, stiff
fened somewhat at Ip.m., and closed dull.
The New Orleans market was steady,
We give the following closing dispatches
NEW YORK, January 2-Cotton duh
and prices Uominsl; Uplands 25Lc; sales
for export so bales; spinning SIS bales:
speculation - bales; in transit 800 bales
contract I5G)-Nay 255sc; June 25Zc.
NEW ORLEANS, January 2l-Cotton
steady and demand fair at 24E@24Zc;
sales I1l0 bales.
LIVERPOOL, January 20.-Cotton quiet
but steady; sales 1900 bales, Of which
2o00 are for speculation and export; Up
lands IIssd; Orleans, Il7sd.
Daring tie year ending December 81,
1853, $4,000 bales Of cotton were sold in
New York for export and home consump-
ton, at an average price Of PC per pound
for middliug. The prices in Southern
markets were relatively higher through
"a the year.
The fol0vingt table, condensed from the
annual circular of Nessrs. Leach, Harri-
son & Forwood, Liverpool, shows the
shipments of cotton from East India to
Europe. for the year 1853. as far as heard
from. compared with the two preceding
z-aar..
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s@- We have provided ourselves with a full stock of Plantation supfsns
which, to the trade, we are offering at great inducements. Among wheel
may be found the following:
500 dozen Planters Hoes,
no dozen Blind Brides,
280 dozen Hames,
230 dozen HOgskin Collars,
1900 coils Cotton and Grass PIOw Line,
5000 pairs TraceChains
rs dozen Single and Double Trees,
l25 dozen Back Bands,
10000 pounds HOHOwWare Castings,
600 dozen Axes.
Sole Agents in Memphis for the BrinIey Separate Share & Uric Steel Flows,
Owners of the MitChds Patent; also, the leagues Patent Cotton SCrapers,
A full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural Implements in store.
ORGILL BROS. G. CO.,
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS. MEaPHIS. TENN.
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The following shows the sources ofsup-
,7~ for the Ten months as above.

The southwest monsoon, which praeti-
cally stops shipments from Bombay, Usu-
allv commences about the 9th Of June,
and continues until November.
A late Boston exchange, in al article on
the subject OF raw cotton and cotton
Goods. makes some interesting remarks,
q which we take the follow ing:
Nern cotton factories that were last
- enur,Uad with cotton from week TO
yraek ~ re.'uired for use, II the market
- md s1l,s their goods as produced al
4Ihefr market ya'ue, all lost money. Only
those made money who were s2gacloos,
or lucky enough 10 bHy the raw material
when prices were below the average OF
tie season. Those Who LAID IA STOCKS
asrlv got he hest qualities at the lowest
prices. and other things being equal, Inade
The most money, or all that was made by
manufacturers. Last year the season De
Gan with nearly ali their splnCte@ AJ luil
work. their productive capacity, e~peAlat-
" for heavy goods, being lnsnAcieh@ loi
the demand, and for some months the
home consumption WAS 1900 bales per
week. BY Octoberl ], lS6s, we had learned
the significant fact that the consumption
of cotton in the world had 80 outrun ITS
production during the year that II had
drawn down the surplus stOcksrm market
about 5O0.u0 bales as compared with DC
lober L. 1851; and il was known early that
onr crop was turning out much l~essglnned
cotton than its appearance IN the held
and its gathered weight Of seed cotton
had promised, for it wasa wet season crop,
always a small one, while the November
and December reports from India Iold OF
the partial failure Of the crop there, to-
eether showing a certainty that the sup
pIv Of the world for 1859 would be made
auaDe unless consumption should be cur
tailed by advanced prices. This year, the
season began with % per cent. OF our
F1indIes idle, or changed on from
Seavy TO light yarns, equivalent 70 a re-
~tion Of % per cent. or more IN the
onN -mption Of cotton, say 70 5000 bales
cohsU E. a rate not exceeded in the aver
per wee rane last, and the demand for
~ s-lo9 hardly enough TO take Oh
oOt'o9 1919 production, even az he
the ol5H1nalted lie prices o~btainable.
Now il is known tina ~ ntL ~ -
turning out, month after N1 - rloHa
eNpected increase in bales, q - - ~
ginned cotton tia the apPeal s%oeJ -
Telds and the gathered weigh o. 81 -
ton promised, when judged n ~
D~erience of last season, for this Wa ~
season crop, always a large one,W while
November and December reports IRON.
India tell of the promised abundance OF
fhe crop there-tOgether giving the world
fair assurance of an increase in the year
suDplv of cotton not less than 5OO,OJO, anu
probably 100000, bales.
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Attachment Suit.

Law Court Of Mem phis-PaTtee, BuTleson &
Co, plaintiffs, vs.. q. W. Riddelle, Defendant.
CLERKS OFFICE, December 80, 1863.
4 FFlDANII Tor attachment having been
~ made in this case in pursuance OF section
3ljj OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the
proper officer levied, etc" on the property
OF the defendant, G. ". fddelle:
It is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at the Courthouse, in the city of Mem
pEfS, Tenn, OF or before the second Monday
IN February neZt, a4d defend this suit, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as TO him
and the case set Tor hearing exparte; and that
a copy OF this order be published oncea week.
for four consecutive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A copy: ALFRE MATTHIAS, Clerk.
Clapp. Vance q Anderson, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. iag
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TRADE.

The farmers ofthe Northwest are loudin
their complaints Of the present low rates
ofwheat, corn, and other cereals. For the
drst time since the commencement Of the
late war their g~ranaries are hlled 10 re-
pletion. Their products are a drug in all
the markets of the country, D the sup
ply OF breadstufis everywhere largely eX-
eeeds the demand. The warehouses and
elevators Of Chicago, Milwaukee, n all
shipping points on the Northwestern
lakes are overfiowing with wheat, await
ing the reopening of navigation for ship
meut to Eastern and foreign markets. In
the two cities named, present stocks on
hand are more than double what they
we're at the same date last season, while
at every town on the Upper Mississippi
and its tributaries hugs piles Of grain are
stored ANA held in the vain hope that
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Attachment Suit.

State of Tennessee, shelby county. Before
Thomas i. Mynatt, Justice OF the Peace in
and for said county.
Davis d Baugh vs.. p. 5. HaErell.
1 FFIDANIT having been made and bond
- given as required by law, and attach
menJ having been issued Hnd returned before
me, levied, etc, on the property of defend
ant, and defendant not to be found in my
county:
It is therefore ordered, That the said de-
fendant a~ppeaIsDefOre me, at my office, in the
city OF Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee.
on the ith day Of February, is70, at 10 o'clock
am, and make defense 10 said sUit, or the
same VIII be tried exparte, and that a copy
Of this notice be published in the Memphis
Appeal for four successive weeks.
THOS. L. MYNATT, Up.
January 3, 1870. lad
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Pill for nivnrca

Law Court Of Memphis. J. Collins, Plain
fif rs. Thomas B. Collins, Defendant.
Clerks OFFICE, January Is, $50.
A FFIDANIT having been made in this
n case hat the defendant H. a nonresident
OF the statelof Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at the courthouse in the city Of Mem
mis- Tenn. on or before the second Monday
IN February next, and defend this suit, OF the
same Will be taken for confessed as 10 Rilp,
and the case set for hearing eXparte; and
week. for q consecutive weeks, In the Mem
phis Appeal.
A copy: ALFRED MATTHIAS, Clerk.
II h. Roherfsnn Ally for PlalnLlG. iaT
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ASTOUNDING R%EyELATIQRs.

Two scientific publications are In the field
against the hair dyes Of which lead is the ba-
sis. The New York Medical Gazette" and
The Journal Of Chemistry bitterly de-
n0unce them. Yet the hair may be safely
dyed. Have you seen
Prot. Chiiton's Testimony,
founded oa a careful analysis, and certifying
that
c~ristaiuro's Excelsior Hair Dye
is not only a frst-class article for changing
tae color OF the hair. but
ABSOLUTELY SAFE@
C-hristadOro-s Hair r-eservatIve. as a Dress
ing, acts like a charm on the Hair after Dye
ing. Try it. jal3dw