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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-08-17
CONTRA.

By amt. ef Bonds and interest.
By amt. Of Receipts settled and se-
counted for. .................--...... /
By amt. Of So. poll tax illegally
assessed on those over As years
By generations which could not be
collectef......-........
By y per cent. as Col. and Trea'r...
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Aew Aduertisemeuts.
Bounty Statement of Fayette Tovna =;

Bounty statement OF fayette Towns HID
A UDIToRs' REPORT OF BOUNTY TAN
"A Assessed, Collected and Accounted for
by Edward A. Margrit., Collector and Tres.
surer Of said tax for the township Of Fay
ette:
1854 E. A. MARGRITZ, D,e
To amount Of Duplicate for the year
lS64.......... ..... $7GS8 ~
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S75I906

Renben Csveny, Collector and Treasurer
Of Fsyette township bounty tax for the year
1866, accounts as follows:
1000. REUBEN CAEENi, DR..
10 amt. OF Duplicate.............t. .....S6556 2l
To amt. Of interest accrued........ -. ll1S
10 casn IN iui!.....'..'..... S64
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-08-17
CONTRA.

Peter Brown, Collector md Treasurer Of
Fayette township bounty tax for the year
1865, reports rs follows:
1865. PETER BROWN, n
To amt. # Duplicate. te....................$767O 81
To amt of interest accrued $40
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-08-17

AhiS, august Id.
The following important dispatch to
the Empress Eugenie has just been made
public:
"LONGURvILLE, August 14-10 P. M.
The army commenced to cross to the
left bank of the Moselle this morning.
Our advance guard had no knowledge
of the presence of any force of the enc
my. When half our army had crossed
over the Prussians suddenly attacked in
great force. After fight Of four hours
they were repulsed with great loss to
them. (Signed.) NAPOLEON"
Longueville, at which place the above
dispatch of the Emperor is dated, is
small town on the railroad from Stras-
burg to Paris. about 70 miles W. S. w.
If Metz and so E. s. E. of Chalons.
The Emperor's headquarters were evi.
iently at this point last evening. He
vas probably making the best of his
way toward Chalons. which is situated
lirectly on the line of the railroad,
BERLIN. August Is.
The Queen Of Prussia to day received
he following dispatch, dated in the vicin.
ty of
MErz:-Sunday Evening a victori.
us combat occurred near Metz TODAY
The troops Of the First and Seventh
orps participated. Ihasten to the scene
{ conflict. Wu1I.w
METZ. Aug. 14-S10 A. M.-The
reject Of the Moselle telegraphs the
to the Minister of the Inter.
n:
The Emperor left to-day at two o'clodk
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-08-17

The qualified members Of the Republican
party Of Juniata county are reque stcd TO
NEE. at the usual places Of holding elections
i, tho resnectiye districts on
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-08-17
Lynched.

The reports still CONTINUE 10 coine tns
the Prussians were repulsed at Metz.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10
TRADE.

Business to-day was not brisk, though
a few houses had as much as they could
do in filing orders for the White and Ar
kansas river packets. Prices are gener-
ally unsettled. Corn has declined, owing
to large receipts, and meats are in a state
of uncertainty as TO their future status.
We sincerely hope that q country
friends viii get along with as little cured
meat as possible during the coming sea
son, but particularly at this time, when
Northern spectators have heavy stocks,
and are holding on for higher prices with
q tenacity only known to the unscrupu-
Ions dealer. They u let so at an early
date, and meats must come down in pro-
portion with other articles. A Chicago
circular, once before quoted by Us, says
at present prices it is safe to predict that,
II the present suicidal policy be persisted
81, the present crop, however short it may
be. viii prove the largest for the require
mtsuts we have ever had; that mess pork
will not be worth IS next summer, and
that otner hog products viii rule proper
tionatelv low. The trade at present = re-
solped into mere gaDabts,.g and tie present
oUaers Of the stock are GnEi0aLs g G00aHce
the market, so as to enable them to Unt0ua.
Country ana city Spectators are man9u-
vering for this end, but the former show
themselves equally shrewd with the lat
ter, and consequently each fails to find
any opportunity to unload on the other,
and they are probably about equally the
-L..--.r 81. -aE-.hHa hnH fraaahar-
Gus, product.
BAssINe-rhe demand is in a small
way. India, 24A925c; heavy Kentucky,
26926Hc,
BUrrEs-Choice grades are held at 35G
SIC, with supply exceeding the demand.
Good to Common 2593Se.
BRooNs-Range from S. to s6per dozen.
BUTLDERs' MISUNDERSTANDING Ce-
ment s. 25; ROsendale 81. Plaster s. 50.
Lime SI@I 80. Hair, in 40 10 bales, 81 70
TO 8. Fire brick s. too. Building Brick
= per NJ.
CoRNMEAL-The demand is generally in
aHght jobbing way, and is supplied at
81 Is, delivered; single bbls from store, 50.
Light weight 81 40 at mills.
CoFFEE-There is no change in prices
and demand active. Rio, I9924c.
COFToN YARNs-No. 400, &c; 500, zoe;
500 1se; 200, l6c.
UHEEsE-E.D. I9c. Factory Ice. W R.
Isc.
COTFONsEED-The oil mills buy at sl2 per
10 on levee, and So 50 delivered. buyer
e-,~n;Sbing sacks. Notes are in demand
at 1 70 &c srpound.
Eeos-Pnices are irregular and range
nom sae to S5d.
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Generative Affections.
Observation-Disclosures
SOTes-Spermat0rrhWa Seminal
WeakneSs)-Syphilis (Prina-
ry Secondary

Self-abuse-Discharges- StTicture-Gleet
Sores-Spermatorrh@a Seminal
Weaknessl-Syphilis (Priina-
ry ana Secondary
lmpOtences(L Loss OF Nirility-Premature
Decay-DebiIity.
The press, The pulpit and the lecture-rOom
are silent on the subject Of diseases Of the
sexual organism. A false delicacy conceals
the knowledge for which thousands thirst.
And how terrible are these Diseases Sper-
matOTrhWa, shattering the entire Nervous
System-impaiFlng the mind-ands causing
self-destructiOn. syphilis, eating up the
body by piece-mcai-losing bone, muscle and
nerve, by inches-being literally eaten uu
alive, and tOrturing the brain with agony.
Charlatans, or incompetent PHYSICIANS NAV
essay 10 cure them, but in ain. The Only
nope and resort Isl the humane and learned
physician who understands their case.
Among these affections, none are worse
than SpermatOrrhuea, or Seminal Weakness.
and emissions. DR.. Woodbridge SAYS. s.That
the loss of one ounce of seminal fluid by
abuse, is equal 10 the loss Of forty ounces Of
blood"
The worst form is when the seminal fluid
passes OF unperceived iu the urine.
Empires, ana eharacterless men, by work
ing upon the fears OF a mind. too often Shar-
ing the feehlenesS Of the body, n0t-0nly ey-
tort large sums of money. but, in nearly eve
ry instance, baV0 complicated the disease.
and rendered 10 more difficult to cure. / have
Impoiency curedby any physician but myself
All the affections of the sexual organs have
been deeply studied by me for many years. I
have made a discovery IN the treatmentOf all
sYphilitic and yirulent diseases which prom
ises to overthrow all former p~recoEceiVed no.
tions and theories ON the subject. / employ
entirely new remedies, and never use nausc-
Gus eopaiba, cubebs, turpeutine and mercury.
In every case guarantees perfect cure.
Office hours rom 3 am to > PM. d. J. 3.
Russell, Consulting Physician Z, q. WarTan,
Secretary, assisted by q full corps OF eminent
PHYSICIANS. The usual courtesy extended to
the regular profession. ja4dws
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. January s 1870.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. January 8 1870.
As usual on Saturday, the checking
and depositing at our banks caused much
activity, and business was brisk. The
money market has ruled somewhat easy,
and we think has taken a turn for the
better. though so far business men have
received very little assistance from our
monied institutions, except in the move
ment Of cotton. Eastern bills are taken
at &c discount, and in some particular
cases at sc discount, but the former is
the ruling rate. The market is well sup
piled with exchange, and the checking
rates are steady at sc discount, though,
as in buying, there are exceptions at &c
discount.
In Tennessee money we hear Of no
movement. Taxpayers .csn buy at 80
75o, but the demand is light and VIII be
so until it is received for taxes.
City Bonds are in some demand, but
as there are no sellers, quotations are
nominal.
CITY Scrip is steady. Dealers buy at a
676c, and sell at 7s9sOc, though only one
or W dealers ask less than soc, while
others are not disposed to sell under SO
Soc.
County Warrants are firm; 75976c is
offered by brokers; selling at 80@s2c.
Gold has varied considerably during the
day. It opened in New York at l2Z5sc,
went down to I22c, then up to 12S5sc, and
down again at 2:S0 pm. to l2}5c, and
closed at I22Zc.
TENNESSEE Bonds were better to-day
Sales Of Old were made at SZ@5Ssc;
sold at 1910.
Governments opened strong and closed
firm throughout the list.
Railroad and Express shares were gen
strong and active, with an advanc-
ing tendency:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Let Common Sense Decide.---Hhat is the
rational mode of procedure in cases Of gene
raj debility and nervous prostration2 Does
not reason tell US that judicioUs stimulation
is required. To resort to violent purgation
in such q case is as absurd as &c would be to
bleed a starving man. Yet it is lone every
day. Yes, this stupid and unphilosophical
practice is continued in the teeth of the
GREAT FACT that physical weakness, with all
the nervous disturbances that accompany it's
more certainly and rapidly relieved by Hos
LETTERS STOMACH BITrERs than by any other
medicine at present known It is true that
general debility is often attended with tor
pidity or irregularity Of the bowels, and that
this symptom must not be overlooked. But
while the discharge OF the waste matter Of
the system is expedlted OF regulated, its vIGoR
MUST BE The BItters do both.
They combine aperienI IND anti-biiiOus
properties, with extraordinary tonic power.
Even while removing Instructions from the
bowels, they tone and invigOraJe those or
gaus. Through the stomach, upon which the
great vegetable specific acts directly, IL gives
a healthy and permanent impetus 10 every
enfeebled function. Digestion Is facilitated,
the faltering circulation regulated, the blood
reinforced with a new accession OF the ALI
mentary principle, the nerves braced, and
all the dormant powers Of the system reused
into healthy action: not spasmOdtcally, as
would be the case If a mere sJimulant were
administered, but for a continuance. II is in
this way that such extraordinary changes
are wrought in the condition Of the feeble,
emaciated and nervous lDValCs by the use Of
tonic. Let common sense decide between
such q preparation and a prOsLraJing ca
thartic supplemented by a poisonous asLrin-
gent like s~trychnine or Quinia.
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To Owners Of norses.---ThOusaads Of

horses de yearly nom COIIo- inns need not
be. Or. Tobias Venetian Horse Liuiment
will positively cure every case, IL given
lar. Every owner OF a horse should have a
bottle in his stable, ready for use II is war
ranted superior to any thing else for the cure
OF Cuts. Windgalls, SweIlings, Sore Throat,
SDrains. Bruises, Old Sores, etc. This Lini-
ment is no new remedy It has been used
and approved Of for y years by the first
driven horse. 1t acts like magic. Orders are
constantly received from the RACING TABLE
or ENGLkND for It.. The celebrated Hiram
Col PhflOP Bush. ofthe Jerome Race Course,
has given a certificate, which can be seen at
the Depot, stating that after years OF trial, it
Is the best in me world His address Is Ford
ham. n. I. No once using 10 viii ever be
without It. It is put up in pint bottles. sold
by the Druggists and Saddlers throughout the
United States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York.
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crlstadoro's Exeelslor Hair Dye
ALLeOeK'S POROUS PlASTERS
,eem to possess the quality Of
ACCUMULATING ELECTRICITY

And imparting il to the body, whereby the
circulation Of The blood becomes equalized
upon the parts where applied causing pain
and morbid action to cease. The Porous
Plasters are flexible, and found to be Of great
help 70 those who have weak backs, OF pain
in the side. Especially are they valuable TO
often p~reventfves OF Consumption; nay, they
are believed to have lOOSened the grasp Of
this terrible affiictioB, and been mainly in
stTumcntal in ehectmg a cure. In variable
climates they should be worn on the breast
or between the shoulders, or over the kid
Eevs, by those who are subject to a cold
..eE.
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A CARD.

WE would respectfully announce that we
w have disposed of our interest in East
and West Tennessee for Wards New Gas
Burner to Mr.. j. STOLTS. OF Memphis, Sc JEFF
fers0n street. He will have a fne and we'll
assorted stock of goods in a few days, and
will then offer to the public the best, cheapest
and safest light in America, in every FORM,
for family and general use.
Parties desiring territory IN Mississippi OF
Arkansas, address him as above.
de3l ST. Louis PORTABLE GASLIGHT Co.
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SGr0fula.

Struma, G|landular Swellings. Running, or
Crusty EruptiOns, salt Hheum,
Kings EVIL.
The Scrofula faint, inherited or otherwise.
filing lie with untold misery, is, by all usual
medical treatment, hopelessiy incurabIe.
The only true cures which i have ever seen.
are those which haVe been performed by me.
j viii contract 70 cure, without fail. every
case OF Hood Diseases, even the most terrible
forms of Leprosy, Erysipelns. Eczema. CAM
GERS, Tumors, Ulcers, Assesses. and every
form Of red. Scaly, or dishguring eruption. in
nom lOrty-olghl nouns TO B few week..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10
STORAGE FOR COTTON.

UNDERWRITERS WAREHOUSES;
ME1pHIs, September Is, 1853.
MERCHANTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: The
above Houses are now open TO r~eceira and
discharge cotton. Every aclisfy to sSler and
VIII be given. To my Old p0trons -
turn you ny thanks; for the h2tpre. refer
you to the past long sxperteOee IN the busf-
ness. Ihepe to merit your Patronage.
EI Safety, capacity and convenience a.
qualed. Rates same a. dest-clnss houses.
sell As WHIIFORn
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STEAMBOATS,.
o WHITE RIVER.


Sueed, Safety and COmfort---EiliOt Line.
emphis 4 White River ndependeutPa Packet
For Helena. Friar's Point, DeFaIps Blun,
little Rock, Hot Springs, Searcy, Des
~. Augusta and JacksOmport.
LEGAL TENDER~~-.John d. Elliott, master
This nrst-class side-wheelpas- k
senrer steamer will leave as abOvesAa7az
EVERY TUESDAY. at 5 o'clock pm.
Connects with steamer MOllie Gratz for All
points On Upper Waite and Black rivers.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
Promenade and J Jefferson SITS, opp. Landing.
ann2l
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@25 Reward.

nTRAYEp from the subscriber. on the Nth
- december. 1869, one DARK IRON
GREY HORSE, with several white spots on
forehead and on shoulder; said horse is i've
years Old and IS fifteen hands three inches
high had ca when be left me a set OF wagon
harness. q viii pay for the delivery Of said
horse 70 Taylor, Radf0rd & Co. No. Is Monroe
streets OF 70 myself, near Byhalta. Miss,
twenty-five dollars reward.
Ledger COPY w ina G. M.RAkEK
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NOTICE.

Memphis and ST. LOais Transportation Co.
THE Board Of Directors have ordered the
fourth iuStalment Of TWENTY-FIVE Der
cent. on the capital stock OF this Company,
to be paid on or before Jenuary I5, $50. Ger
tincates OF STOCK VIII be issued on that date.
A. J.. CUMMINS,
To- N.nn.Lnru anM Hraasmnar-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10
RnruEn PARALYSIS

This is the proper title OF the horrible me-
tauic hair dyes. Worse than the fate Of Alb
SALON. may be the fateof those who use them.
ONE WHOLESOME PREPARATION
For changing the hair to any desirable shade.
from brown 10 jet black, may be procured
everywhere, viz:
cristador0's Excelsior Hair Dye,
After careful analysts, Prof Chiffon, the dis
tinguished Chemist, has authorized the pro-
prietor to declare, on his behalf, that it con-
tains nothing deleterious to health. Moo other
hair dye IN the world has the like guarantee.
CRIsTADOROB HAIRPRESERyATTVE, as
a Dressing, acts like acharm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10
Dissolution Of GOpartnsrship.

NHE c-Opartnership heretofore existing IN
Il der the name ami style Of RUSSELL
fafris & Co. is This day dissolved by mutual
consent, Wrn- Farris assuming all me liable
tiles Of the firm, as also those OF Russell,
Grove. & o.. He alone is authorized TO col
ject n settle up the business OF the said
firms. ALEX RUSSELL.
a. NM FAEREl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10

Ratchelofs Hair Dys.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best in the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, -instantane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous tiDts;
remedies the III effects Of bad Dyes; invigO-
rates and Leaves the Hair son and beautiful,
BLACK or BRoWE Sold by al Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied al Batchel-
or's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond street n Y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10
Arkansas River Plantation
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.

THE plantation known as SILVER LAKE
4 PLANTATION, one-half mile from
Rives' Landing, on Arkansas river. VIII be
sold on easy terms. Il contains 1890 acres
400 ina cultivation; 800 more are Old eaden
ing Fences ami houses in bad repair. App
plytO BROWN LYLES BROWN.
degS No. WeSt Court Street.
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FOR HATCHIE RIVER.

THE STEAMER
L. D..
VIII 20 run the N
Hatchfe River on the first rise in L-@L
the river, from Memphis to the railroad bridge
near Brownsville, weekly, and VIII do the
business for The trade satisfactorily.
dell ". r. LANTEE. Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10

CITY.
Isl Wdrd-NOrh end NdUU Yard.
Jas. a. NewsOm, Deputy Commissioner; J.
e. Randle, o. Dryer, j. Clancy, Judges; c.
G. Baugh, +. I. Atwood, Clerks.
I'd WdTd-CoTaer Washington md Fourth
Streets.
George Gillbone, Deputy Commissioner; R.
W. Lightburne. I. ]. Campbell, W.. J. Chase,
Judges; Thos. Joyce, A. X. E~dgington, Clerks.
Sd Wdrd-KisrHda's Office.
W. e. Barrett. Deputy Commissioner; Jas.
RoOrk, w. j. McKeon, j. A. SignaigO, Judges;
Henry ~Schrader, W. a. Nelson, Clerks.
4th KdTd-CorueT Madison and Third SIS.
T. Cartwright, Deputy Commissioner; A.
I. Lacey, p. NJ. Stanley, W. w. Coleman,
Judges; Dan Kirwan, A. Holding, Clerks.
5h Ward-CircHit Court House.
7. W. O'DOnnell, Deputy Commissioner; J.
c. Hoist, Owen Smith, James Fogarty, Judges;
w. W. Gilbert, John ID. Baird, Clerks,
Oh Ward-Cor. Iotbert and Mulberry SITS.
II B. Chiles, Deputy Commissioner p. A.
Cicalli, ThOs. 3. Norment, J. Halstead, Judges;
W. u. Clark, Sam Moore, jr., Clerks.
7h Wdrd-CoTner Linden and CdlSey SIS.
Rob. Good, Deputy Commissioner; W. L.
Stewart, w. Davidson, L. Harmstad, Judges;
+. Foster, c. G. Jones, Clerks.
Sh Wdrd-CaTcb, QuiR6y AUeHae.
d. 7. Monssrrat, Deputy Commissioner; n.
B. Holt, ID. Pante, I. McGeoy, Judges; ]. d.
Stewart, Eugene Levy, Clerks.
9Th Ward-C0Tner Kerr and Fifth Streets.
W. B. Gibson, Deputy Commissioner; C.. NJ.
Mardig, J. panb1Tya John Herring, Judges; J.
V, Handwerker, +. G. Schaper, Clerks.
l0h Ward-Africa Bailey Church.
W. r. McLefresh, DeputyC Commissioner; T.
T. Wright, VIC. Ellis, James NJ. Williamson,
Judges; j. NJ. Boon, Auguste Bizien, Clerks.
Deputy Commissioners will please call and
get Returns and Poll Books, and be sworn IN.
JOHN p. BOUGHNER,
de3 Com'ro OF Registr'n for Shelby county.
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Paralysis.
Cafarrh

Stoppea-up Head, Tanning of the Nose. Con-
st&nt haF king aHd Splitting. Constant
Blowing Of the Nose.
Thousands suffer from that most ANNOYING
dlsasreeaDie and offensive cOmplain-Ca-
tarrh, without knowing what il is.
Onten the Secreted mucous. flowing down
the throat clogs mp tile lungs, and LAYS the
foundation for consumption
The most skillful physicians iaii to cure il.
Recently, several Ear Doctors of this sity.
turned their attention TO the treatment
of catarrh, and demand most fabulous prices
from patients.
1 cure any case OF obstructiOn-stOpped-up
head-discharges OF greenish, thick, thin, or
glalry mucous from the nose. Internally or
eNternaiiN-paln or fulliess between the
eyes-constant blowing of the MoSe-Indam-
nation OF the nasal passageS-ulceratioa Of
the schUclderign membrane, etc. in the
course OF a few days.
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R~lerenrial DISEASES.
Salvation PtyaIism), MercuriaI Eruptions
Mercurial Aches in Bones,
NATURALIZATION.

Mercury, injudiciOusly used, has filed the
earth with wrecks of humanity. Thousands
suffer from its effects, who nave been uucOu-
sciOusiy drugged by their physician. Il is
vain TO attempt the cure OF the majority OF
diseases while it remains i'm the body.
Although ! haVe heard OF several s1-called
antidOtes for mercury In the human body, j
ave never yet seen a physician Who could
eliminate 10 from the system.
l can satisfy any patient or physician that
I can absolutely extract mercury. lead, zinc,
and other mineral p%OisOns, in every case.
one bath which / employ, even draws the
lead from the white paint in the bathroom.
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p- We have provided oumelves with a full. stock of Plantation Supplies
which, to the trade, we are offering at great inducements. Among which
may be found the following: .
600 dozen Planters Hoes,
10 dozen Blind Brides,
280 dozen Hames,
230 dozen H0gskin Collars,
1900 coils Cotton and Grass PLOw Line,
5000 pairs Traeechains
rs dozen Single and Double Trees,
I25 dozen Back Bands,
100000 pounds HOIOWWare Castings,
GOO dozen Axes.
Sole Agents in Memphis for the Brinlsy Separate Share & Uric Steel PiOws,
Owners of the MitChes Patent; also. the leagues Patent Cotton Scrapers,
A full Stock Of Hardware and Agricultural Implements in store.
ORGILL BROS. & CO..
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS, MEMPHIS. TENN.
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Cancers.

SciTrhus C~ancer-FungOus Cancer,
Rose Caneer-Spider Cancer.
make a great specially in hetreatment OF
every description of ANGER and tumOrs, and
have q special department devoted to this
branch of disease.
How many cancers and tumOrS are wrong
fully treated by certain charlatans styling
themselves Cancer Doctors"
After being pronounced inCurable, I viii
take any one of these cases in hand, and
make a permanent cure.
My terms for treating cancers, etc, will be
based on the age and condition of the patient.
and the positive certainty Of cure.
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APPEAL,
For one year, each, 50 90.
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