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ID ICHMOND AND YORK RIVE
EO RAILROAD LINE--FOR BALTTMORk.

D ICdMOND AMI TOhhH' klfER
10 RAILROAD tLINE--FOR BALTTMORF
TIE NORTH, AND NQRTHWEsE-CHANG
Oy SCHEDULE DAILY tEXCEPT sun.
DAYs,.-P PASSENGER sCHEDULT 10y
Passengers for Baltimore and points North
wili take the passenger train nom the de.
Dol OF the Richmond and York River Railroad ss
Tor West Point, where thsy Tie tie last and
elegant steamers STATE OF VIRGINIA, Can-
Lain ). w. FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP REYBoLD,.both or which have been
newly fitted out with splendid accommodations
for passengers reaching baltimore the following
morning In time To Connect with the trains for
Philadelphia, New York, and tho West. Return.
ing, Inc hG ;at b Leave pier NO; Lisht;street
DAILY Except sundaysl at O'Clock r. M,
passengers arriving in Richmond At $40 A. NJ.
tle following day, In time e connect with the
road for Danville' and all points on that road |:
Greensboro: Salisbury, Charlotte, &e.i N, !:
Columbia, =. q. and all points South and viii,
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for The various
celebrated Springs on the line OF that road.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
at 3:l5 Z. M. Leaves West Point daily at IA. If.
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills OF lating given TO pfomincnt
points. t st.s THOMAS, DODAMEAD,
jy4 Superintendent
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PROPOSALS.


CENTRAL LITATIC ASYLUM
RICnMoND, VA, july 9Th, 1870.
WILL BE RECEIVED
4 at my office up to W EDNE SDhl Tho lath M
slant far contract to supply this Asylum vim ifo
CORI,S SEASONED PINE WOOD (merchanta.
blc) tn hc delivered In the hsyl uln III Quantities
to be designated by the Steward. . u....
Nv order OF Executive Committee. 80.
V7-td DANIEL SFEPHENS, Steward.
ETGINEEE'S OFFICE
RICHMOND AND DhNYILLE EAILRoAp,
July s. 1870.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-l'
N uosaIs will he received 1T this Office until the
18Th ,iay OF August next for the GRADING. MA.
S;1NRY, AND TRESTLE-WnRk, OF ABOUT
TWENTy- FIVE MILES OF RUhD--an eNirn-
sion oI the York River railroad cat from W cst
Point. -.
For information in regard to tho character OF
I'm. work and terms apply 10 the underestimate
The right is reserved lo re-. ct any or M biSS.
~. nj. X. ThIEOTr,
Chief Engineer York River iiailroad.
ivG-dlw ,G.tawtAuIaLh
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~, .iiNGTON NEWS.

mi r. - low
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FOR T<sisACGssNYS'rS.

Two TOBACCONISTS.- are prepared
i TO make in the best manner all sizes Or
FLATTENING Mills, SlNkERS, CAST
SINKERS, PLATES, etc. :, at short notice and on
reasonable terms. We should be pleased to have
+ call from Ill in want.
PALMER K TURPlN,
NH l2 1929 Main slreel.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS.
CORNER coz SEVENTH AND cANALsrREETs.
STATIONARY An PoR9ABLn ENGINES
BAaK, s Gn u and fsLAsTER MILLS;
BOiYERS FCHGfN6S, SABfINGS OF IR0N
Or BRASS MILL GEARING, &c.,
. ENGINES and SAW-AILls OF various sizes
cd enginss, &C., repaired and sold on commits.
sibr, or eychaIeen for new. An other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily. done h,i.
sea '0f ''''si WILLIAM &. TANgsR GO.
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DENTISTRY.

TUD.B. WOOD, DID. S., PRAC- go
81 TITIuNER OF DENTISTRY fr' SuYHn
ALI IT'S VARIOUS BRA NGIiES. The !Httfless
crfrnction Of teeth is great point gained IN den.
tai surgery. A full supply OF fuitE NITROUS
OXIDE GAS always on hand. W work gnar:n-
t.rd la yly, entire Satisfaction Terms moderate.
tnr" jy2
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VILORIDA WATER.-A fresh supply OF
ut WOoD 4 SONS new drug store. jy7
" OSkOO, superior to Sarsap;lrlll;t Us a
II liver medicine aud purifier of the blood ut
jy7 WOOD & SONS new drug store.
II UBIN'S EXTRACTS, OF the importers
4 4 direct, Every desirable odor. At
WOOD a SONS new drug store,
i-7 Ninth AMI Main streets.
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JOHN MAHONY, &a&R
d -, ); SURGEON DENTIST, ,t6D
formerly OF the firm Of Way j. man0aS5 ~
ARTIFICIAL TEETH for from TWENTY 70
THIRTY D0lDkKS. -
OLD GOLD SETS bought or excnapsea ~ siien
value for new sets or vuicanite.
TJfllce and residence, G2s Main ssreet, Dstwesp
YIxth and Seventh streets" ap s-m
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DLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER.

Is ''7t 20 - - ,.
a supply Tin l,arrcls) Of this waiter from the
celebrated ELUE LICK STRINGS, Kentucky,
Just received direct. ,...
This wafer is highly esteemed along the line Of
the Mississippi AMI in the southern and s"ut IL
western States, where It's medicinal virtues arc
known aud appreciated. IL Is almost specific i'll
BILIOUS DISORDERS and DiSPEiSIA de-
pendent upon torpid liver, and rs valuable ate
rativc generally.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
Naiu street.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTlIERS MILK.
- CUMSTOCK'S RATIONAL FOOD Tor i'll
fapts sold at MEADE 4 IN FRS,
ia II qlB Main street.
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Dwslsss, MEDICINES. dc.

TURKEY
" dust received At WOOD ~ SONS new dru
' iy
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VTSE DUPUY's, HELIOTROPE POW
|, u DER for the toilet and nursery. 1t II COM
...isly nerrmmed with heffofsopc. Contains no
mineral, and warranted not 70 injnre tle most
delicate skin. Price, 2Sc, gor Gafe only by
'POWHATAN =. DUE xs;;;Aa,Roshssc N.Y.,
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ETOFF'S MALT EXTRACT for nurs-
Il l. ing mothers sold At
/. Is MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store.
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sEEDsmEN, FLORISTS, &c.

rELERY PLANTS, FLAT DUTCH
" CABBAG e rLhNTS, now ready mt ...
ALLAN IL JOiiSSON'S,
10 an 1906 Main street.
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rs'URF OIL, TURF OIL.

ono ounce equal to ponndnf any healing rome
DIV known. Warranted 10 cure any snr" on man
or beast or no pay. Price, s5c. Fors sale by every
drug gst In this city.
Come and sec the 1000 certificates of our own
people. le23 .. II. hoy r..
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| I IEDINI > TlN 7 IG7tVI I UT w TIT I"1
4 making beef essences Immediately, Tor sale al
ie Is MEADE 4 BhK El;'S iirug store.
EADY-SpkEAD MUSTARD pLAS
HI TtltS-a household nccessi:y--snperlor to
ordinary mustard, for sale 1T
irI5 MEADE u BAKERS Drug Store.
I1IjBSIl'rtFi5 md H
y pIINE, SYRUP Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
sold ut MEADE " BAKERS
irl5 Drug Store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-05

as the ultimate destiny of the negro race
i'm his country. As
have said, in the course ofa few wears this
race viii disappear and be remembered qs
only q part of the history Of our country.
Uit, therefore,, az conclusion. present
as me Summation Of all / hare offered 81
HES occasion, and as the rr0 Groqf and
prominent ideas CbicH / 7gigf n Ieq,e I'M
Ifttted on ygUT meMyTU u Tegeuerrted
South, and the -eIlthIuastG Of the 5IqrJ rae.
De 4mericU.
The realms Of literature in all ages
and chimes viii be searched in vain
Tor anything like a parallel TO the
]atrOciOus sentiments entertained and
uttered by Horace Maynard in the
above extract. The sentiments are
cruel, coId-blOoded and shocking to
humanity. Webster defines EN-
thanasy - to mean "an easy death; a
mode of dying to be desired" So it
seems that Maynard, who is now ap-
pealing to the negro for his vote. on
the I'D Of February, 1864, was for Ca
ra~geuerated South and an easy death
To the negro" Instead of voting for
Maynard, the negroes and every
friend to humanity should boot the
monster from civilization; for a man
who can pray for the death Of any Of
Gods creatures, should live only
among savage5. Maynard is now
telling the negro that he must vote
for him as a matter Of gratitude,
but it viii be seen from the
above extract that in February, 1864,
maynard told the same negro that
% we" Union men, opposed his lib
Grafton" that we "UniOn men begged
and be5Ought the people against it.
If Nayuard's assertions were worth
anything the negro ought to be under
obligations to the rebels for giving
them freedom, as he says "they are
entitled to the full credit" 1t Will also
be seen from the above extracts,
that Maynard, the East Tennessee
bIatnerskite, whOn now, from the stump
is soliciting the support Of coIOred
men, SIX years ago regarded slavery
as a "high, proud and lofty institu-
tlon;' land fearing its introduce
ton into politics might endanger
its prosperity, he therefore.
besought, plead, and implored the peo-
pie Of Tennessee to let the question
pass" The fate which has Overtaken
the Indian viii not belaI the negro,
as Maynard predicts and desires, if
the coIored man viii let politics alone,
abandon the loyal leagues, cease to
war upon his white employer, and go
to work instead of needing the advice
Of such brutes as Maynard, who de-
sires to see the whole negro race de-
5troyed.
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POLITICAL.

The State Legislature of Texas closed
its session on the 10Th inst.
The True Georgian calls its contem-
p0rary the Ner Era, the Nelr Error.
Colonel a. S. CoIyar is a candidate
for the nomination for Governor of
Tennessee.
An attempt to postpone the Tennes-
see Democratic State Convention from
September 18th has been made, but it
failed.
The GreenviIIe Tenu.) National
Union announces that x-President
Andrew johnson will not be a candi-
date for Congress.
Charles Z. Brown has been nOmi-
natedfor Congress by the Republicans
IN the ChillicOthe (OhiO) district. He
lost a leg in the war, and is POstmas-
ter at ChillicOthe.
John B. HawlGy is the Republican
nominee from the Illinois Fourth dis
trict, and will, probably, be reelected,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-05

TIE Iuka Gazette claims the natural
right to think for itself, to maintain
and utter its own convictions, to have
rs much or little Conservatism as
its Judgment approves, and to employ
the word conservative" or "Dem0-
cratic" or the latter alone, just as it
deems wise5t and best. elf Demo
cratic papers, claiming such exalted
wisdom, think their diluted 'cOnser-
vaLive'. editorials the essence Of Wis
dom, it is well, and we only ask that
others be allowed to exercise their
own ideas of pr0priety and party use
lUlness.' In all this we approve the
u~tterauces of the Gazette, and have
TO say that they are the weakest dis
clpIes of the true political faith who
object to the name rather than sub
stance of Things, who pretend to ac-
eept the creed of the only national
party opposed to Radigalism, and yet
would make concessions to unworthy
prejudice by adding an empty, mean
iu-.e-s prefix to the word Democracy.
There is no middle ground and no
third party. To create the latter
would De the re. cnthr0uemcut
everywhere of Radicaiism,an topratc
about Conservatism, as. opposed TO
Democracy, is an indirect mode OF
making war upon the only party that
can save or restore the laws and gov
eminent of our fathers. To this cN-
tent "COnservatism" IS practical
Badicalism, and we are weary of it.
by the way, the Gazette is wholly
mistaken. There was not the slight
est Intentional unkindnc-5, and only
good-humorcd badinage in the para
graph which it somewhat seriously
critfr-zug.
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we l@1e-S 81" d JACKSON
',.'l
seeming ieanlng5 toward IhIrd Tar
tvi-m. or its old Whig instincts crpr-
7 a.. r..
I'"7 N"'' @" VIZ N"'0N1 ~ 1No @N-Il
ulent OF the Democratic name and
osrso ,,-o I-,cv- If --ss. ,,I,, tro ovbi-
hi,-gA OF singular i4IDoyuCTa0y not
uncommon with GOOD mon and that
m ~,
l- "D~tA 9oyA No-Ae out al LlshJ' Iue
three editors, Gates. Cameron and
NY.
y" i7Noih' are men Oh Aoou 7eLl7e ANA
patriotism. which left us no room to
Eorrt o. T., 4L.+ motion erob
' ~ ''' -l"''o'' SNo" mon
never wanted anything but reform
from, norruD+ Dr1offsns a-E could ,o,-.r
oe sallshea with anything less than
the government and constitution ~ r.
wL ~
"' my Ho" 9PSah OuI Win q
m&ntul decision and energy. and We
JIM WIN tANHi d"
Fe5olUie and able c~0-laDOTer5 in the
oomnl0u rqu4a CroaEiDr or +bo
:.r. r.--- -
-tA&laMo- Oh Ngu. EAdFleS5 the wing
and tribune saws:
General Brown VIII be nominated by
a~erlauallonr and the l1Tmallty of a ballot
viii oe dispensed with. But 10 is uecos-
sary That the good men OF the State shall
convene, deliberate and erect a platform,
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Consumption Positively Cgre7-U pbqm'g Fresh
MI OH.


No. Elm the First Chancery Court CfSheIby
county, Ienues-ee.-HenTy Rice, william
Silk, Benjamin Elsemau and Jonathan
Rice, firm of Rice, Sti1 & Co., VS.. Hugh l..
BrlukIey.
1 that the defendant, William = Nichols, is
"a non-reSideut OF the state of Tennessee and
is a resident of the state OF New York:
II is therefore ordered. ThaJ he make mis-
appearance herein at the courthouse In the
city of Memphis, Teuu.,O on the first Monday in
October, 1870, and plead, answer or demur to
compliments bin, or the same viii be taken
for confessed rs 10 him and set for hearing
eNparte; and that q copy of this order be
published once q week, Tor our successive
weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy-atteSt:
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By Ri Blaze, Deputy Clerk and Master.
L. a. r. Gilman S0IE. for cOmrNnf. aus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-05

GOOD
WATCHES
AT OLD OI =.

AT OnD PA SE =.
Asthe SOLE AGENTS I'm the Ittted states for
the WATCH Co, we are author
lied by them to close out q large line Of EU-
r0De1u WATCHES, CHAINS, etc, now in stock
FOR cash, 15 prices NEVER BEFORE KNOWN. All
BEAUTIFUL i'm fHEgt, ARTISTIC in design, RE-
LIABLE for accurate time and OF the
latest gtyIa8. EVERY WATCH viii be TefUle1 at
LESS than cost Of importation, and forwarded,
securely packed. PREPAID TO any part OF the
country on receipt Of price, MONEY can be
sent to us by EXPRESS, NTH 0rIerg for Express
Go. 10 RETURN GOODS or CASH, which wiz ST.
CURE DrJulDtEeSg and SAFETY TO purchaser.
Among our list will be found:
a BEAUTIFUL Ill SILVER SOLID
DOUBLE CASE WATCH, genuine English JyH
gL1e Jeirefei m~OreWegitS, adjusted regulator,
steel cut hands, engine turned usrI, CORRECT
and serUiceubIe article large or small size, in COM
pIete RUNNING ORDER with an elegant GENTS
VEST CHAIN. L0cEet and Key, all complete,
mailed
A VERY HANDSOME WATCH, in fine Is karat
GOLD plated DOUBLE CAsEs-buttQt0n Of EIJ0
GOLD WATCH-engraved or plain, genuine mi
plate jeUeied IaCleWeHt2, adjusted reguIatOr
CORRECT, and In complete RUNNING ORDER
with elegant CENTS NEST CHAIN. with TCcEsf
and Ken, mailed, PREPAID, tOr 49,. s..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-05

E7-I have this day Jas per reference to the
above card connected myself with James A.
Swain in the General Agency of the EuUita-
BILE Life Assurance Society of the United
States for the States Of Tennessee, Arkansas
and Northern Mississippi, and IN such capac-
ity present myself to the public. The BUSH
hess that / have just entered upon Is emil
ueutIy worthy of the most serious attention
and thought. and cOmmeuds itself TO the
calm reflection of all. and the company that
j have the honor in part to represent, is not
eEceIled by any other similar corporation i'm
the United States ia point OF sOIveuCy. merit,
worth and extent OF business. EmbOldened
by these considerations, I confidently appeal
TO my friends and a generous public for a
fair share of theII patronage.
Memphis, Sept. !, 1870. 4. N. JOHNSTON.
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Administrators Notice.

u,HE undersigned hereby gives notice to
all persons having claims against the
estate Of Hume F.. DIN, deceased. to present
the same, duly verified, and to an persons
Indebted TO said estate 10 come forward and
maEes settlements within the time prescribed
by law. Payments may be made. or claims
presented TO my attorney, Chas. A. ChOate,
No. 70 Second street, OF TO me, at my resi-
/ denCe at Euntyn.
aug5 ELIZABETH c. HILL Adm'x.
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nRFNTUM SPECIFICS which received pre-
miums at the FIrgiuiaSt FAIR, Nov, 1869.
ELIAS EFFECTUAL E-RAnICATOE-A posi-
care for rheumatism, Lumbago, and all
pains of the limbs and joints, which many
have testiGed to. Price 81 90.
to all sufferers from Uyseutery, DIsrrhea and
AN the bowel disorders. Price - tents.
ELIAS EFFECTUAL ENTEACT-EOr the In
gtgutaueOus cure of TOOtLacEe and Neural
gia Price . cents.
ELIAS EFFECTUAL ELIXIR BTTTEES-A pos
tive cure for Dyspepsia and all derauge-
men Is of the stomach, and rs an ordinary
d" Tonic" is second TO none, Price ST 90.
ELI as premium EMENT, ~COSGLUTISEt'-
For meudiug China, Glass, Wood, etc, firmly
and iu1 perceDtibIy. Price . cents per vial.
The proprietor takes pleasure in recon-
meudiug his specifies TO the public, assuring
their that the most remarkable cures have
been effected by their use when all other
remedies have Iailed. EB They need but a
trial to be convinced of their great value Ina
Graduating most disorders Incidental TO the
human Frame 80
Fer sale wholesale by ISRAEL ELIAS, sole
proprietor, No. I57 Duane street. n. ~ and
tn the city of Memphis by
o.. W. JONES g. CO. No. 81 Main So.
ANDREW REEEERT, NO. 100 Main SO.
GOODYEAR & HILLS, No. 8I Main 80.
And druggists generally throughout the
United states auI|
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W. "a -
THE union of the people OF IeDEe7-
-- .~.r,rf.ta Thn enemies
7---
.T aaIIHaIISm nave Monty dlile-
.r-...-aTva- with fine National Demo
rr..r OF the country. For Jour years
...-r.. 80 tho State have Inau fno
slaves OF inc most arrogant Aii7'i"-
-~.-r.-r- Marty that eyer 1f-rracai any
TrH.s rA T,-. Eou,
..rH"y A-0' --. -
deliberately trIliea with, the Stale
....-.r..-. rn- Tanr r.-.-HrH-#.T ta
oh. Ha-s7L purposes, ana ID tyranny
... prevailed. that would not have
.... tolerated DID --e most e'7fo-ir
.r.yarnmpnL on the face of the globe.
- .-4 ...
l... have looked forward to the APP
~ ,r,..sor os tho ~lrFan
.l...Ai"H ''eo''"" O. 'N0 ~oI-
~....-.UuIfT when they MGNlN
Ga. ~-,-v-.rtr, and wick
.- "-"Ns
cd men, from power, undo as laF
.. r....FI.a the mischief that has been
H.. and return iolhe lollrE OH peace
.r.-r.r..v which should bless the
.r.....- r..
... I'LL I'D. "rtlo"-
.#. -..et- D. conceded DHai Demo-
mill D.. elected Inv "a
...-. Hla. Hil.gr ana lla- ~.'AoDial
.......r. n.H T. secured. but Dc
.r...--
.....
f.... ar three Radicals To Congress.
..s.. t- -..,.-.. t.rr-
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HELMBOLB's BUcHU.
KIDNEYS.


The Kidneys are two in number, situated
at the upper part Of the lOin, surrounded by
rat and consisting Of three parts viz; the An
terror 'ne Interior ana the Exterior
Ihe anterior aosofOs' inferior consists OF
tissues or veins, whicr serve as a deposit for
the urine and convey it TO the exterior. The
exterior is a conductor slso, terminating in
a single tube' and called the Ureter. The
ureters are connected with the bladder
me Olaou7r Is COMPOSED o various cover
l"sS OF TISSUES u''ld7a INTO paris VIZ the
oPPs'' '"s We ''"S STU D." VA
~ 'S @P' '"'
ability; others nFiA1'e without a9uiy 10
retain. This frequently occurs in children.
To cure these affections, we must bring into
action the muscles, which are engaged in
their functions. If they are neglected, Grave
or Dropsy may ensue.
The reader must also be made aware, that
however slight may be the attack, it is sure to
affect the bodily health and mental powers
as our flesh and blood are supported from
these sources.
GoUT, OR RHEUMATIsM.-Pain occurring in
the Ioins is indicative Of the above diseases.
They occur in persons disposed to acid stom-
ach and chalky ooncretions.
TIE GKAvEL-The gravel eusues from neg
Iect or improper treatment Of the kidneys
These organs being weak, the water is not
expelled from the bladder but allowed to re-
MAN IL De'oHe' Ie'e''SH' anu SeulnoH'
IL lO'H-00' anu zI"'el 'IS"SS'
DRoPSf Is a collection OF water In some
parts Of the body, and bears different names,
'ooOl"l"s 10 inc parts "He'''o' VIZ "HoH
se"eI"'iy u'H"Se" over 'lo oouy' u Is '4lie"
Anasarca: when Of the abdomen, AscItes;
when or t,a chest ur5o,nor,
yum
one OF the best remedies for diseases OF the
bladder, kidneys, gravel, dropslcaI sweuIngs,
rheumatism and equity affections. Under
this head wa rava ,r-apged Dvsnrfa or dieI-
o'e'''"' VI SN-"'' '"' "stU'"'
water; S~trongury' or stopping OF water
Hematuria, or bloody urine; Gout and Rhou-
matism of the kidneys, without any change
a., o,,a,+ttr n,+ t,ors.sa fl, .oror o~ 5o-D
ny 'l' l''7 u "'S''N' D" '"'s'
This medicine increases the power Oh ul-
gestion, and ezcites the absorbents into
healthy exercise, by which the watery or
caIoareous deposftfors and an unnatural en-
largemonts, as well as pain and
tr,r ava ro,roal ,r5 81 10 ,,,Jg
PHILADELPHIA PA, February % 1907
H. HELMBoLD, Druggist
DEAR SIR have been a suiierer for up
ward Of twenty years with gravel bladder
and kidney affections, during which timel
have used various medicinal preparations
and been under the treatment Of the most
experienced fhyslclons' experiencing DuL
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#..H# .HHHH
T4 n-rrrgaed daily and weekly by the Mem
rE.- Appeal Publishing Company, az the
a peal BafIdlug.N0-IS Union ST., Memphis.
TIE DAILY APPEAL
Is zsr. 10y msI to subscribers, one year, SIC;
rE months. S. o.; less than six m0utbs. 81
per ...atuf wlthsCEDAT EDITION, gl1a year,
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o. more, S4s year,
ADVERTISING RATES
in the DAILY APPEAL, 81 per square, 70 cents
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-05
Trustee Sale.

by virtue of q Deed of Trust to me exc
II cuted on the g5.h day Of september, 1863,
to secure the IN Of notes therein speCi-
fed, due TO Mckinney, BTysou p Co. which
said Deed OF Trust WAS recorded in the Reg
isteT's Office OF shelby county Tenn, In Book
ls.g, I viii, o the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-05
18th pay Of S~eptember. 1870,

Within legal hours. at the billiard saloon
known as admus Saloon AyTes Block,
second street. Memphis, proceed to sell, to
ile highest bidder. for cash. an the articles
described in said Deed OF IuSt. consisting
In mart OF furniture. chairs. carpets and gas
fixtures. or a sufficient amount TO satisfy
said Deed of Trust.
aUay d. BRYSON.
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.nNERTTsINa RATEa

Published every Wednesday morning, is sent
70 -ascrtaers ST g 50 year 20 clubs Of two
o. more. 81 year,