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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-24
Trustees Sale.

by virtue Of two Deeds in Trust, made 10
D me by A. N. FergusOn-one made on the
ID day OF January, 1886. and recorded in tEe
Registers Once for Shelby county, Tennessee.
IN Book 81, part lst, pages az, SO and ~ anu
the other made on the Z2d day Gf Fsbru-
airy, Is6S, and duly recorded in the Register s
ONCE forSheiEy cpa4ty, Tennessee. IN Record
Book o. pages E3, a. ami 10. the first OF
which was made 30 secure the payment OF b
note FOR $50 Il, aud the latter made 10 Sc
cure thr payment Of a note Tor IS ibUO. botn
payable to Patrick Q-iooiei and, whereas,
said notes. were not promptly PAID az matu-
rtTy, and having been requested 50 20 DO. BY
Bridget OTOoie, Administrators OF said Pat
rick Osfoole, nov deceased, 4 Wal. on
Saturday, TIE 18th Day Of February, 1870,
In Front of the Circuit Courtroom. on the
corner OF Union and second streets. la The
CITY OF AeTcphls, sall, 90 the highest bidder,
Ior ASH 70 +oF OF tie southwest corner OF
Eaai ana De3OtO streets, fronting on Real
street sixty 1901 feet and running back south.
between parallel lines. one hundred aad
twenty I'D feet, and now fully and partlcu-
Early described in said Trust Deed, recorded
IN BOOK %, pages ~ 10 "a, and to which
reference Is here made.
At the same time and place [ will also sell.
70 the highest bidder. FOR cash. the following
described lot, beginning AZ stake one hum
dred and thirty Eve FI5l feet south from the
south Hnd OF Aeal street, and running thence
south with tae west line OF BeSOtO street
thirty SD feet; thence west one hundred and
nfty lH9l feet; thence north thirty 1891 feet 10
the south side Of an alley; thence east with
the south line of said alley one hundred and
iny ll5JI feet 10 the BEGINNING, being the
same lot described Ina the Trust Deed, recorded
in Book g. pages l73, ~ and 40, and to which
reference Is here made. The sale VIII be
made between the hours Of 70 o'clock m.
and 2 O'Clock pm.
The equity or relemotIon Is specially
waived in saidTrust Deeds, aHdthe title is be-
neved to BE- gSYd. but I only convey Is Trus-
tee. EUGENE MAGEVNET, Trustee.
Hansen, S~wingley DashielI, Att'ys.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Supreme Court Sale.

Samuel Tate ct al, vs.. Lewis Selby ct al.
ID virtue Of the decree pronounced IN this
ID cause by the Supreme Court Of Tennessee,
al Tits April Term, 1869, / Will on
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corroN IN L%rvERPooL.

NEw ORLEANS, February 81 pm
Cotton steady, demand fair a. - 70 Z3zsc.
Sales 0Oo0 bales. Receipts 1919 bales. E17
ports 3025 bales.
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Assignse's Sale.

Under and by virtue Of a general order
u issued from the District Court of the
United States for the District Of West Tennes-
see, on the 18th day Of December, E6S,I Will,
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To the HigheS anu best DiuUels lDf ASH ~
the door of the United States District Court
room. at 10 O'Clock am, all the right, title
and interest, legal and equitab e, which be-
Ioneed to Geo. W. Trotter, bankrupt, at the
date OF ming his petition in bankruptcy. IA
and to the following ~ersonai property, 70
fssory notes, securities, accounts, bocks OF
accounts, chooses in action, and all and sing9-
hsnkrup6 OF every kind and description.
Also, the interest OF the bankrupt N the
following real estate
One certain tract Of land N Drew county
Arlransas eOnfniuinE S5ZS acres, more or
less. also. one certain tract Of land in Craig
head county, Arkansas, containing 30 acres,
more or less. WM. MCGEE,
febl0 deW Assignee.
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Friday, 25th Day Of February, A.B., 1870,

At the CRYSTAL PALACE SALOOS, Memphis, i
viii sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash the
following property, named in said Trust
Deed, under authority herein named. Viz:
SIX new mediun-siZe Billiard Tables OF
make J.. NJ. Brunswick 4 Bros, Nos 453
tcarOm4, 4II2. 4le9, 4l10, ALSO and 4ll4 being four
pocket tablesl, together with their cues, balls,
counters. rests and covers, now at said saloon.
{. A. CHOATE, Trustee.
February a, 1870. febl5
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sac.
Saiurdav. Mareh 5. l87O.

DY 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
9Th day Of January, 1870, 1 will proceed to
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Southern Real Estate & Emigration Agency,
MANrED--.AGENTs.

nnP0 PER MONTH, 10 sell the Only GEN
mZDO UlNE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING PRICE OSLY SIS.
Great inducements TO agents. This is the
most popular Sewing Machine OF the day
makes the famous " Elastic Lock stitch; !" viii
40 any kind Of work thai can be done on any
machine. 10000 sold, and the demand con
staBty increasing, NOW is the time TO take
an agency. Send for circulars. Ds- PeaOOre Of
fa6siaOFrst-6a Address SECOMB q U Bos-
ton. Mass.; Pitisbnrg, Pa or st. Lo1ls, Mo
faB
FOR RENT.
TIME well known property OF Gaines Land
ing, ChicOt county Arkansas, with All its
receiving and forwarding aud commercial
privileges; also, lots Will be leased ts parties
h. Al. CAMPBELL,
feb22 at Gaines Landing, Ark,
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(Ginstlanbt.)
s. Oarmonie Glnb unb 9icberfran,.


sBsnu Elm 8sitsr f6 pertsbrt auf's
Yferp fest, BEN SGweif rsTslbsn tatt brs
3uacls In Die Sano nimmt, 70 taun er
,war has pisro Ucrwirts seben MAIDEN,
er ater reitst ritdp1rts, ohne su 1tben no.
bin, ielblt wenu sr eine Brittle auf Ger Nds
Ie bate. - 60 tcmmt mir Der grrfalIer
por. pslder rtn 2lrtitel ,.eieeertran, unb
6armouie Slut" fir Die Isste Nummsr
Serte gretrtsn SIattss tinIanbte. - Gr
mub i'm fhhfn 9anee Brcb se1Csen nor
BEN Isin, neil &c sin ainb fir einen His'
fen anTebt, ibm AirIenplint aufaibt unb
pcn Istner unfeblbarfstt unO jutiinfttseu
9r6es 70 iebr ilbtr;eu9t III.
gpslhe Grfplae Der 9iepertran; ourh
ptrarliss 1atbidIdgs, wis pisfsr 5srr su
getsn peie, bel ltlnsH Sfentli6sn Inter
nebmungsn lhcn erungen, ino In pentg
g8crttn fhnsa bergsjdblt unr bradtsu
ME ttpas anoeres als ein Deficit fir bic
GtrsinefaGe unO zine gntmutbisung fir
rie paiipsn unp attiprn Mitslisrer. 8aum
mar ens SinO srsi Mpuats alt uno tCnn'
ie Gin ptuig lallen, 70 mubts ibm auf gn.
ratbsu isner Ssrrtn bic esituus rsr
,Sumbplp Setter" In bic uutunpigtn Sdn-
De sssrbsu wercsn; Elm SEP, pslGrS pom
ldmmtldhtn oeutIhsn Ssrsinsn bier bate
asmsinlhaftlih untsrnommsn unp eefstsrI
wsrpsn fVIlsn. - Der GrfcIs mar tIu
Jtnete!
Gs Ipirltt nit Sesptrr, nit strcnt uni Stsrn,
Sas S6pert l4cn, npb Sinh, ad !-ts ihpdn9
es 10 etrH!
Gin ipdtsrss 8rdnidsn bate trinsr
tsTern GrfcIa. a.-Oas Concert ibrss esb'
rers III tbenfaas In SoIse pom perFsbrtem
MsaaaemsHt In psfunidrsr BsiisbuuB fiii
rsniflttn Elm 8iasio csperrsu, wctsi Del
6lusbsit bisl.s 6erru fifer aun Sle9Hune
estraasn worosn Icin Miro. - Gin BEN
8ranl4sH an SpIpsRsr.gtsnO bel mel
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Bleed cSnSfritll,emte


Cine Yartis pOu riipa Sitr3sbn WsIlius. Sn-
ifrumrnten tpiro irbr billi9 AT rtpai1e Qisttaber
psrfauft. Rabsre Ausfunft rrtbsilt bic Grptritipn
ess S9ehfnbIatt. Dor lI9. Seranton. ga. 13ir7
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GTflirts DisibenbtH, 40 9prpasHt.
@itt ale bic nsutren alrten BON peIieies unb
jtrar ju 10 eiinfiesn Btbinsunssn, ais irssnh
cine @fieaitdft In ben Ser. Staatsn.
Die @tisulGaft sibt Temperate aHIettn auf
tbrt polietes; trlaubt 80 Gage i}riR jur 9stabs
lung esr prGmitn, p6brtnb HtIttr i3tit bic Pc
Iirits eutitsbfnb blfbsn; ale VCliets linb nnan.
taitbar psstu esr 9tpSbnIihsn llrlaten; bic poR
eielsr 6'titaltaft ausseslltsn pplieits strfatltn
nis; Itin Grira.RiiiIo pirb tsrsGntt fir bic Grs
IaubnB gum 8eilrn; pclievbefstr tbeiltn IiG
nit her @IslsIIitaft in bic i1brIi1rn TrpFte uub
tabtn Shmmt bel ben Wabltn unb In Der 8sr>
raltilns bfr @bflh6fte.
Seine unisriu9unss- Shr psIirp-@ -@tbhbTtn
perbtn bert@ntt
Wlan renbf litb an ;. 8. slertbruS, Srans
ton, @snsral-sstnt fur has usreSfIt@e pfHn'
IpIranteR.
3pti jupeIdifiss beutf6t aetHttn DsTeeH sfr@
lanet, btntn tint quite Gpmmtlfion besdbIt wtEe.
waan msIbs iG In Der GrpsbiiisH sss =, sBu4tus
blatt." 25mi9
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Staot ltmO staat.

E Das SCRANTON @U6tntlatr er'
&sint isbsn DOnusrifus unN fO1st iabrid5 $500
nub baIbjSbrlib $1.00, i'm gpraus sabltar.
snSeissu psrsen su ben fsissieBtsn prtiIsr
ansenpmmsn. 8epBbnll de QempprGre) gnjetgsr
miiGen purausbeSablt psrben; Gcntrafts filr balb'
iGbrlidt Ober jGbrliGe @nssiesn ie mad llsbftfin'
Ipmmsn, unc leBtsrr rerben 70 Ianes fpri9slest
bic lie abbslfsllt rpsreen.
9lnssigen une Ssfannmaduneen, CUR publi'
fatiOn i'm ,,gBc6snblatt" bsffimmt fpliten 9ien'
flag @prmittaes sineersiht perten, I'm etnlelben
Mufnabme ,u Iidbern.-G GjrTetrt Ginlrnbunsen
miilIen ltpn Olpntass sinesrri&t unb nit jebn
Gents bic einis brsablt werrtn. = Srrittt hbtr
aagsmeine gieuisfrtrn psreen unsntseleltp auf'
gencnimen.
Scb.arbtitsn alter ART, in bsutlbsr nRe
engIiIdtr Sprabs, Dsrben piinftIidb une gut an
gsferiiat. gIuf rislen 3peis res 8eldafteS LEM
Ten mir telcneers bic @ufmerfinmftit esutihsr
@efhGftsleute, inesm es unlsr 9eifrfbtn istn
pirb, In icldsn glrbeitsn feline ianhersn biril9en
Druderei na6julfsbsn.
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Rmtlp OSerf0nf:

Saus unb 9Dftt, srIt9rn in Der H. @arb.
Srrantru. Die eCtts If 10 SUP 6rOnt bel t75
5uB tisf, nit elmer Alisg babinter. Oas Saus ii
l6 lei 40 3ue, nit rinem "A bel &c 5uB srpbtn
9alemrnt, une fam III iraene einsm @tI6Gfts
rinssrittst prretu. Gin Stal, 20 bel 26 5ue
uuS f6 Gue bed, ifsbt All btr aIrp une fam
lsidbt III rintm Wpbnbauie ein9sridtet prretn.
6utSr Srunnfu, Safpfen unb nnesrf 9Ing,tGuSs
iIno auf eem @runofiid.
Die Ginri6uns elmer iiG gut rsntirtnt,n
gGiribihnft in her eafapannd gStnut IN chen.
tllS III Ssrfaufsn. 9iNn mtes ii6 bti Sec.
6arImaun, ssstniibtr rem 9purtbaulr. 25n9
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HG- @ir smpfebItn uniertn esferq une
alien renisnisen, wel&e i'm Sesrif lebtn
eiuen parlor Sfen gu taufen, fcsIeih Su
ben @ebriipern 2epuarp ~ sebsn. Sie
baben Die gr5bte unO bele auswabl unb
oertauitu uuter Dem &ofenpreils. @an
wirO ratsi prcftiren. IsItl penn man
BEN Sfeu erf nadt Sa6rssfriff scbrauhsn
nil. 8erseet nttt BEN 9IaB, Sebr.
escnarb, asaeniiber osm 9purtbauie. l3ir
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SCRANTON W1arftbrridlt.

Girr-5ril6r, per EuBenb, 42-45
8lrilG-5Obts Stpeinr, per pf., .f5-i9
Sbiufrn, rfr pfune, POS
S6ultsrn, 1870
pEdelleii6, per 8se, $500
Aepfel-ptr Sultrl, 2.00-2.50
. SdniBe, per pfunb, 10-t5
9artpiTeIr-per BIB. so rs
Stu-5inptbp II. Glover, psr Grnnt, 16-t8O0
Sailenr0eu, PER 3entnrr, t.40-t so
Strrb, per 5pnne, $12.0U-1l.00.
per Siinbsi, 10-15 Gents.
CHER, 25-35 Gents per @alpnf.
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sSlt ttcrf0ufclt !:

llnttr;eidnettr triinidt Elm sutrs iunsrs 3us-
pferp, nsbit psbbInrwassn. Sumbtripaasn, Sdlii-
ten. swei einfadf unb Gin boppcltes GjsIbirr une
plug Su prrfaufsn, ba tr arnnfbsii psssn ltinrm
geIbHfte nidbt ferner prritben fam. @jsetn quite
Si6erbeit aepGbrr idt 3-6 Mpnate grteit 80.
anores, Spre parf, ga. 20irtm
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s. S5ansratb & Co..
ST G It q % + q tiOm,

9adatpanna ape., srstnitsr tsm Grurtbuuit.
SirIrlbsn rmpfsblsn alltn Ourifigsn unb Dun.
srietn ibr eOfal beitens. 8riIhrs Bier, pprsiig-
lide g8eins, falts Speiitn unO anbsre magrnitir,
ftnts Mseifamsnis fineet Der Ssiutsr INNER in
better Aualitdt. Cine prUbs pirS Sttermann
Gber,suasn. fn9
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&i0st0rs SCeasS Sle.iale
rem
SNi(liant @pcher.

@ainfrabs, stssniter Srn. g. GrGbsr's SckI,
5pbs parf.
6reunbtn uno Srfannttli, insteIpnttre abtr
ben Serrtn Gaitpirtben sur srfalissn Gn,eiat,
eae rs msin 8sltrrbsn isin ipirb, meint S2unSsn
prompt unb reel -unp nit ben belten gBaaren ,u
bseirnen. 0fein grrratb unifnst, auBsr err are
pEbnIiHen giquprsn,
Wtib. unb 8rtb~ ~0eiae,
-SGb &peuub Sourtpu @bistS
GransSftf&sn Gbrrrs GRANNY
8um unb GprbtaIS,
tpsl6s iGnmtIitb, mas Sualit6t uub 9fsinbtit
anbrIanet in feinsm GtatlilTsmsut tisItr StApt
bs1sr Su babcn iinp.
ollie Selellunsen wtrbsn piinftlib aussefiibrt
une gSlarsn uab ieefm SidettbsiIt fplisnfrti
ssisfrrt.
Gae GtlGGft ltebt unitr t,r 2tiiuns tts Sru
8rr. RinId.
I'm rs&t sablrri&rn 3uipru& biilet
f4ir9 gB m. geasr.
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Versicherung,
SpeDitipt-unD-SSecbie G cbieI.

q. Stspart pCttsr CNa6folssr Tcn @.
8. gSalter) IN slgrnt fir bic ,,5pms 9srii6er.
unsS So. in Aewsg sgCrt' unb ,,ypeomius GCunty
Wtutual." 8srusr aasut fir ale surppGiiten
Dampfrr.einisn. paaaeiheint auf Dampf-
une SssslibiHsn uab uno BON Sanburs, Yrts
men uno ale anetrsn SGfen pereeu psrfduft.
9eedieI pereeu nad alien Sbtiltu bes alten 8a-
ttrlanes5 gu ben nieprisiten Ratsn aussrittIt.
Sfiiee, 205 gddapanna glstuue (3siplsrs
9Lod), 3immsr No. 1, sbenanf. l6s9
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SSm Oerf0ufca /:

Tds frTbsre giasntbum tee ssrf. @eUrss
pfrifer, in pcr Geearltrabe grIsssn uub aus sinrm
brtiltGdiasn @fitdfts> uno 94obnbauls, nsbf
9ctts, Gtaa unb anpsrsn Nn9sbGuefn beliebrnt,
ii inter nnnebmbaren Seeineuugsu ;u ssrfau,
fen. 81 pa6snN fir iresnp Gin GsidSft sinss-
ridtGt.
Rabers 9tuSfunft pirb nuf ssm gIast isltt
trtbeilt. l3ir7
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Saa arerfCalgfela /:

Da5 @tIhGftslrfa hes llntsrSsi6ustsn, in Der
9ndapaunn glpsuus, nabe esm Gpurtbauit gslts
gen. Sif felt Sabrrn Gin gutter 6IeibGftsaaue, In
bcr SauphraBe Der Stdet seIegrn uuO prO uur
prebatb srrfauft, neil hsr @igsntbimer Su Ieiprnb
H. I'M isinrm Cjrl6dfts sOr;uitebsn. 3u srfrlssn
bel @eOrse 0rambs, 2afnwanua 2Isenur,
unbe hem 9eurtbauir. tln9
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2SSil(,clls1 ScaO0ms

2Q7 penn grtpuf, Seranton pa.
BilbtIm 5enfsL Giesntbiimtr.
9nttm iluisHrihnsttr bic lltbsrnabms Cbistn
ba6 CT f6 bfifrtbsn pirh, feline @Sife fsis rstl
une piinttlib Su bseienen.
Qnffdneies iunst eeute fSnntn stSlf unb essis
bsiOmmsH. Q5p9 @m. SenIeI.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-30

THIRTY-Two YEARS IN ExILE.-The ill-starred
Canadian rebellion of 1888 sent many brave and
good men to exile in far-of lands, and among
the rest, many of our couutrymen. The Troy
New York; Times thus refers to a sad case:
A number of Americans were implicated in
the rebellion, and England, ever slow to pardon
and ever ready to punish those who seek to over
throw its power, condemned them to long and
weary exile. Among the residents of this State
who were connected with the rebellion was
Samuel Washburne, of Fort Edward. He was
in Canada on business for his father, and at the
beginning of this struggle for liberty his revolu-
tionary blood boiled over and he joined the
patriots The fate Of the struggle is matter of
history. Washburne was captured, condemned
to transportation g beyond the seas" and sent
to Van Oiemen's Land For thirty-two years
he has been in exile, suffering untold horrors
and living lingering death But at last release
came to him-whether by expiration of sentence
or pardon we know not - and this morning
Washburne reached our city on his way to his
former home, hich he had not seen since early
manhood. He was of course destitute and
needy, and calling upon Superintendent Brow
nell for aid, was afforded the means to reach
Fort Edward. At the age of sixty-eight years
he returns with the hope of finding some of his
kindred still above the soil.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-30
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LIBELous ADVERTISEMENTS. - A suit was
brought in local court of Stockton, lately
which called up the question of the responsibility
OF newspaper publishers for the character of the
advertisements printed in their columns.
party was prosecuted on the ground, as set
forth in the complaint, that he bad "caused to
be published" libelous card in the columns of
the Stockton Republican. The defence demurred
TO the complaint, substantially the ground
that the publication the only offense charged
aud that made by the newspaper. The
court sustained the demurrer, the complaint wa
dismissed, and the doctrine of newspaper res
possibility was thus sharply set forth. There is
nothing new in this pout, for it has been repeat
edly made throughout this country, and in Eng
land, the court holds that the responsibility of
the publisher extends to every part of his paper
But large portion of the advertising public do
not seem to be aware of this fact aud thus it
happens that newspaper publishers are con-
stantly importuned to publish as advertisements
personal cards or business notices of a libelous
character calculated to iujure the reputation or
the trade of others. Persons Offering such mat
ter, if told it is Objectionable, answer that they
will assume all the responsibility, it is only an
advertisement, etc; whereas the law holds
the publisher primarily responsible. The con-
scentious and intelligent publisher will from
principle, much from legal obligation
study to eliminate from every part of his journal
whatever is offensive to morals or injurious to
CudFdCleT. he VIII cult MS advertising as care
fully as his readfg columns, and if he thinks it
duty to attack individuals, will do it openly in
the editorial department, not permit others to
do 1T through the sly evasion of an advertise
ment. Some publishers, who do not mean to do
wrong, are led into erroneous practices in regard
to their advertisement: through mere inattention ;
but there can hardly be any who are ignorant or
extent to which moral and legal responsibility
attaches to all they print nor can there be
many who wish the rule laid down by the courts
were relaxed. 1t is really protection to the
newspaper, and does much to elavate its charac-
ter. Were any kinds of personal assaults ad-
vertisements, without legal responsibility many
sheets would become sewers of traducton and
sources of embodiment and violence, while the
most respectable journals would be subjected to
n more annoying pressure than they are now,
when they can appeal to legal restraints to JUS
tify their refusal of obnoxious cards. All that
an honest journal will ask is that it shall not be
to prosecution for publishing legit-
mat. news or indulging in truthful criticism of
pubv men aud measures.--San Fran Bulletin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-30

TOR OF MEDICINE OF THE FACULTY PARIS GRADUATEoF THE
UNIVERSITY QUEENS COLLEGE, PHYSICIAN THE sTJonNs
BAprIsTE SOCIETY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
DR.. PERRAULT has pleasure to inform patients, ana
others seeking confidential medical advice that he can be
consulted daily at his Office "ARMORY HALL" Build
ING Northeast corner Montgomery and Sacramento
Streets San Francisco. ROOMS No. 9, 10 and H. hrs'
floor nm stairs Entrance from either Montgomery or Sac
ramento streets
DR. PERRAULTS studies have been most exclusively de-
voted of the various forms of Nervous and Phys
ica Debility the results of injurious habits acquie in
YOUTH which usually terminate in impotence and sterily
and permanently induce all the concomants of old
Where nrmity exists involving the happiness Of
life and that of Others reason and morality dictate the
necessity of its removal for it is fact that premature
decline of the vgor of manhood matrimonial unhppiness
compulsory single life, etc. have their sources in causes
the germ Of which is planted in early life and the bitter
fruit tasted long afterward Patients aborng under this
complaint will complain of one or more OF the following
symptoms: Nocturnal emissions pains in The back and
head weakness memory and sight, discharge from the
uretra the stool making water, the intellectual
ulties weakened loss of memory ensues ideas are
clouded and there is disncnaon attend to business
reading, writing the society oI friends, etc
The patient will probably complain of dizziness vertigo
and that sight hearing weakened sleep disturbed
by dreams, melancholy, sighng palp'tions aintings
coughs and slow fever while have external rheu
pain, and numbness of the body. Some o the most
symptoms pimpes in the face, and aching in
different parts of the body. Patients suffering rom this
disease should apply Immediately to DR.. PEHRAULT Ell
ther person by letter. he will guarantee a
Seminal emissions and impotence in six eight weeks
Patients suffering Yenerea diseases any stage gon-
orrhea geet srctures bubo ulcers cutaneous erupons
etc. will be treated successfully All Syptc and Mercu-
rial ains entirely removed from the system.
DR. PERRAULPS diplomas are in his ofice,where patients
for themselves. We invite investigation; claim
to know everything to everybody but do claim
that in all taken under treatment fulfill promi-
We particularly request those who have tried this
boasted DOCTOR and that advertised physician till
and discouraged to call Low charges and quick
Ladies' suffering from complaint incidental
their consult the Doctor with assurance relief
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-30
WeskIy Grinity 9uurnal.
Lying Abed i'm the Morning.


love to rove in the shady grove,
Where gentle zephyrs are floating;
] love TO sit at the social board,
Where buckwheat cakes are smoking.
love to gaze at the golden blaze,
Where Sol the West is adorning;
But this love far better than all
To lie abed in the morning.
That poets sing of the joys Of spring
Il not in the least surprising;
But ! can't conceive how a man should weave
A sonnet to early rising.
Though Franklin of old was a sage, am told,
cau't go with him in scorning
The blissful scenes in the land of dreams
When lying abed in the morning.
love TO lie when the sunbeams shy
Come peeping through the curtains;
When phantoms bright regale the sight
With visions of coffee and muffins;
When the birds loud trill from the distant hill
The chorus of Nature is joining
If there's aught below can Danish woe,
'Tis lying abed in the morning.
Let those whe choose retire to snooze
When the ducks and chickens going,
And rub their eyes when forced to rise
At chanticleers dismal Growing;
They lose the sight of the gorgeous night,
And sound their days in yawning-
Till midnight damp I'll burn the lamp
And lie abed in the morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-04-30

THE superior court of Chicago has decided
that promissory note given by a candidate for
public Office to "A rival candidate, the consdera-
tion being that the receiver of the note shall
withdraw from the candidacy, is void, for the
reason that such contract is contrary to pub
lie policy, and of character tending to debauch
public morals.