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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03
DOOlittle for President.

A large number OF democratic jour
nails are advocating the nomination OF
ea- Senator James T. Doolittle, formerly
of this State, now of Chicago, as the DEM
ocratic candidate for the presidency. -
The GAINESVILLE Gazette says: The firm
consistent course Of Senator Doolittle
during the war. is record which would
warmly commend him to the people
throughout the northern States, and he
is fully competent to discharge the du-
ties Of that position, We are not so
clear that his war record would be par
tcularly attractive to the democratic
voters in the south. but in that locality
the party might circulate his celebrated
speech in opposition to the congressional
policy Of reconstruction and a history OF
the patriotism he displayed in rallying
to the support of the constitution and the
administration of Andrew johnson.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03
THE DEMOCRAT AND THE RIOTS.

Had these people OF southern sympa-
thles residing in New York attempted to
celebrate tho battle Of Bull Run or the
.all Of Sumpter with insulting embems
and riot occurred. the Tribune would
have justified the mob that caused it,
N5tioaCi Rcaovat
Should The ornuGcmen, and all other
order>'oyinE people attempt to interfere
In the least degree with the riotous.
Notwithstanding, disgracelul proceed
ings q The Irish Catholics in their celc,
hrntions OF s. Patriess day in New
York or elsewhere, would the Democrat
Justify such intcr,rcnce2 Otcour,c not
That would arouse democratic indjgua,
ton, and be denounced as an attempt Ia
restrict the liberties Of the people We
allow tie Germans, Ens)i,h, Scanlinav,
iaus and Irish Catholics, to celerrat-
events, aud display banners with What.
ever mot oos they choose, no mouer how
onnoxious or irritating to others: and
saw us MI right, ard the Democrat vii
az-ee with IA. 81. v, deny ,hc sam.
Yi-h's and privileges 10 another class d
foreigners, because thev are dis'asteiu
n onc other class ot foreign born Cit
gems. That's Democratic consis,epe,
and equal ri-b's Rn: %, nemacra
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03
THE LAME" KNITTING MACHINE

The Lamb Knitting Machine ompany, Of
Chicopec Fails, Mass, now offer it to the publi:
ae "A perfect knitter.
The "Lam','' MaGi9ihe is the cnly ore in tho
world that "setsH pits own work, without east
i1,g on the stitches by hand"
1t Knits -Four entirely distinct Webs the CIR
cular Web, the Wide Flat Web, the Double Flat
Web, and the Ribbed Flat Web.
All Flat Webs are formed with selvedges liku
cloth.
The Lamb" Knitting Machine will Knit land
is warranted SO to do, anything that can be Knit
with the common Knitting Needle, or Crochet
Hook,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03
Letter From Gen. Allen.

OSHKOSH, july 81, 1871.
To the Editor Of the &iac~@I Point Tr5b.
une:
SR IL ara glad to. SEQ shat you un-
derstand so well my position On the Gov.
ernor question, and that you stated it so
clearly in your paper of the 9th. Had
desired to become candidate, | most
certainly should have consulted with my
friends in the southwestern part of the
state, with whom my associations have
been so pleasant for many years past
Having engaged in the editorial profess
sion, it is my honest intention to adhere
to it so long as any degree of success may
attend nv connection with it, 1t 10 my
desire expressed to many personal
friends who have introduced the subject,
that my name be not mentioned in con-
necton with any Office during tho pres,
ent canvass; and write this to prevent
tho possibilty,--if there were any-ot
preiudicing the claim of Gen, WashbTn,
ar any other prominent candidate, as
yon suggested might be the case were |
to remain silent For many expressions
of good will from various portions Of the
state, and especially from the neighbor-
hood of my old home, am not migrate
ful and sAail hold them in kind remom-
branca.
Truly Yours
4. :. ALLEN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03

This Machine will Hem, Fell, Tuck, Gather
Braid, Embroidcr, Cord, Bind, Ruttle, Seam, and
Stitch, equal to any in the market.
Do not be persuaded to purchase Sewing Ma.
chine that carries crooked needle.
The Singer is straight needle machine.
In addition to the IS niger, / also deal in the
"Groyer u Baker" Florence" and "Wheeler d.
Wilson" all OF which will sell at considerubr,
discount on regular prices
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03
APPOINTMENT OF ASSIGNEE,

ID he District Court Of he United States, for
Zee Western {2ist,ict Of Wisconsin.
III Ne matter IF John 9TG.t CHAN Bankrupt.
In I2IatrtcYesy,
To ichon, IL may Concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his APP
point ment assignee of John Strachan Of Mineral
Point, in the County Of Iowa and State or Wscon-
sin within said District who has been adjudged n
Bankrupt upon his creditors petition by the District
Court os 3aid' Distr. Of.
GEORGE HENRY,
Assignee.
Datsti July IS, A. D. 1s7l.-2s-w3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03
WISCONSIN HOTEL,

DODGEVILLE, WISCONSIN.
This wei known and popular hotel, In the north
part Of the village Of Dodseyle, has been
larged and improved, and is by far the largest
and best house in every respect In the place.
WINES AND LIQUORS
Of The very best brand only kept in the bar for
the accommodation of customers.
THE ia BLES
are always kept supplied with the very best the
market Affords prepared in the very best style.
TIL f IL q q .NS
are large. comfortable and well furnisnet as any
house in the county.
GOOD STABLING AND ATTENTIV We
HOS7LERS,
and everything else calculated to eonduce to- the
comfort and pleasure Of guests.
JOSEPH HOOKING,
July II, 1STl.--2Sts PROPRIETOR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03

The Advance will be sold as a seperate
Reaper herafter there has long been a
call for this, and am glad that we have
succeeded in getting this privilege. %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03
Republican Union State Convention.

Rooms REPUBLICAN, STATE CrSrpAt COMMITTEE,
Madison, Jay y, ISL
State Convention Of delegates representing the
Republican Union PARTY Of Wisconsin J. hereby
called to meet at the Capitol, In Madison, at IL ~
Wednesday, August 80, 1871,
For the purpose Of nominating candidates for state
officers 10 be elected at the next general election
and 10 transact such other business As may be deem
cd appropriate.
Efeh Senate and Asssmbiy Dist,iet will be en-
titled TO TWO delegates In the Convention.
f. KEYES. Chairman, Madison.
y @ WTyRLER, Milwaukee.
PRANK LELAND, Ekhorn.
o. ". HAZELT0N, Columbus.
JOHN X BENNETT. Jsnesvile.
O. II THOMAS, Prairie du Chles.
HENRY III EINPELI., Sank City.
JAMES COLEMAN, Fond du Lac.
A. SCOrr SLOAN, Beaver Dam.
A. GUESNlER, Green Bay.
O. II. GLE, Waushara.
G. VI. WOODWARD, La Crosse.
H. n PHiLLEO. Grand Rrap Ids.
Wisconsin Republican State Central COMMITTEE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03

Genuine Sewing Machine Oil that will not
clog, and all Extras for Sewing Machines Of every
kind always on hand.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03
republican County Convention.

The Republicans Of Iowa County are requested to
meet in eonveation by their delegates at the Ceafs
House In the village Of Dodgeville on
FRIDAY rHE corn DAY or AUGUST
q, o'clock r. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for County Superintendent Of schools, and
appointing six delegates 1.-TWO from the county at
large and two from each Assembly DISTRICT to rep
resent the comfy In the Republican state Conven'
ton to be held at Madison August 3oh and for the
transac ton Of ,uch other business may be deemed
necessary.
The basis Of representation VIII he; ons delegate
Tor every 0fy votes pollcd for Member Of Congress
In 1870, and for every fraction Of twenty Ave
or more. Upon this basis the several towns will be
entitled 10 representation as follows:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03

Mrs. Samuel Woodhouse, of Bloomington, after
fair trial Of the Howe and. Singer bought
the latter Her brother-n-aw being agent for
the "Howe," of course she wished to patronHc
him, but finding the Singer so superior, shp
could not purchase a"HoNs" and do justice To-
herself.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03

Mrs. a. S. Yale, of Mineral Point, having tried
the Howe" "WilcoX Il Gibbs" Diamond"
wheeler & wilson, and "Grover Il Baker,
says; !" decidedly prefer the Singer to any of
these Machines. ! have never worked Sewing
Machine SO superior in all points to others. 1t IT,
absolutely lautless.o
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03

Mrs, Peter Gray, of Belmont having Florence
and Singer on trial for three months finally sci
the Florence in y back room and bought the
Singer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-03

Mrs. j, B. johnson, Of Wingvile, having had
he Florence and Singer. on trial. pronounced
the latter the superior, and bought it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-18

BARE III vi YORK
49, April Is, LAS p.m-AaFAss
etrone. with g general sdFaneem
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Tue, day, Asril IS, ls7I,

within legal hours, the following described
property, to-Wtt:
Tennessee, at Shelby Depot, In the EtghIh
Civil Districts beginning &C = stake nifty feet
south from the center OF the Memphis ana
Ohio Railroad, on the west line of Mrs.
Francis Stewards thence running southWith
Mrs. Stewards line 1our Grams and seventy
four G3 inks, 20 g stake; thence east ten
chains and eleven links, TO a stake; thence
north four 81 chains and seYenty-fOur (54)
links, to a stake dfty feet nom the center OF
said railroad; thence WeatWardlY with said
railroad fifty feet from and parallel with the
center TO the beginning-containing one acre.
Terms Of Sale -One-thtrd "a cash; balance
In two equal 1nstallments, anime and tWsiVe
months from day OF sale. Notes, with ap-
security required, bearing interest
rom date. Lien to be retained until sazae Is
paid, n A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
Luke W, Etnlay, ATTY mh2o
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BOOTS n o

We nave bat little change to report In
prices in this branch, but are glad to an
nounce q steady increase in business.
Country orders are now coming in quite
freely and as q general rule are accom-
panied by the cash or an order 20 forward
q. O.. d. Dealers generally report the OF
derB received up to this time as largely in
excess Of those received during the same
time last year. Applications Tor goods on
credit are few, and old accounts are being
met with a prompBness that indicates ease
IN tbs financial condition Of buyers that
has not been felt before In years. We
quote the wholesale prices as follows:
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No. 2A-u the Second Gnaucgry Court or
shelby county, Iauue4ea-A SERVED
and Leon SohWab VsrJ. o. A9844 ana D.
n Allen, Perry NuEant anu 4pos ~ AAen
fdrm Thos- H-Auen = coz Mempnaas a2Q
I q. il. 81. III. Alien Co.. Sew OEezuA
I m appearing from Tie ~ Wa4on % sWorn
7 fn1n ibis cause tnat me I.as
7frruan- "a Justly indebted p the complain
g-fr IN me sum OF s&i ana Interest due by
-Ceeunf- aud that said ILL., Inos. a.
H1ian and Perry NuEant are Ru8nteu 20 de-
E--sI-nr MORAN, IN g sum mura b e auf-
--f - nay eoHaplHluauGT debt etc, and
a-r 80 saldJ n. "a. Allen and Perry NuEsnt
- u WGrsau are non residents OF the
S--4s ~ Tennessee. and mat Tor these czuEes
oefochmen was sued Oul OF this court
-,forf the nroDartV Of defendant j. =. MDr-
g-si me same was issued. and has been
-rne9 bv tie sheriff duly levied 5F cars
n3sSme1e served on y j. Alsu, 1fsald arm
81 Thos h. Allen a Co, ana al. M.
" y t6ersfore ordered By Ehe-Clsrk ana
afearer. Thai 1eeVs the SAD A.aauen.
Perrv NuEant and JIG Morgan, make their
1bosaranoa hsraius a. the ccurt-nouss Of
10 second Chancary Court of Shelby
Douuty. In the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or
oefors AZ drst M0uaHT m June. Ell. 1ua
Dlerd. answer OrGemur 70 comDlalnant8' nil-
or tns sana VIII ha taken tor conlaled as 81
them and gat lo1 hearing Zplrrl. ana 0lata
coov Of this order be- nubilshe1 once @ week
FOR four Successive HfeE lu Ea A1mDnIE
Appeal. I1ls Aarca Is III
Aeopy-AtaaE
40. - STEWART, Clerk and Master.
L.&E Lehman, sos toE cumplH, apl
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mills are kept busfly at work, some Of
them employing two sets Of hands, to
meet the demand. Rough or undressed
material such as poplar, cypress, etc. -
less active, from the fact that there are
many more brick buildings under process
OF construction and contracted for than
has been noticed for several years. The
demand for dressed flooring and ether
finished material is largely increased and
bids fairto keep our mills actively engaged
during the greater part Of the season. IL
is estimated by come that upward Of two
hundred and fifty buildings-dwellings
and business houses will be put up this
year. WequOte the prices Of the leading
~artlrlan Of tha Erana "a fnlloWas
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Friday. April 20, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property, to-Wit:
a certain lot OF land in the city OF Mem
phiE, Honting sixty 900 feet on Monroe street
extended. and running back between two
parallel lines toward Madison street extend
ed one hundred and fifty -four and one fourth
feet; conveyed BY deed Of c~omplainants tes-
tatrix, dated March 8, 1858, and recorded IN
the Registers Omce Of said county in book
No, IS, p ges 49,, 49, and 463, and TO which
reference il here made for a foil description.
Terms OF Sale,-0n a credit Of seven "a and
twelve ~ months, purchaser 70 execute
notes, with approved security.
Equity Of redemption barred. Title abso-
lutte. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
l. n Castles. Affv. mhgQ
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FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
ROOUETs! FLOWERSl

I INVITE the attention of the admirers Of
Il natures n0ral beauties 70 my Green
House, on the fernando Street Railway, at
the south gate of ElmWOOd Cemetary, where
/ am prepared 10 offer a beautiful collection
OF Plants and Flowers in q eat variety or
VIII have them array ed in BOquets on short
notice. Any plants purchased OF me Will be
placed on lous in "ElmWoOd" without addi-
Lional charge. l am also prepared TO decorate
front yards, sodding and laying them on In
beautiful Ualks, etc, and hope to receive a
share Of patronage,
mh25 HENRY MOORE.
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Monday, April 24th, 1871,

between the hO1rs of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
O'Clock pm, the following described real
estate tO-wlt: Two certain lots o. Iand ly.
ing ia the county OF shelby, State OF Tennes-
see, and In the town Of Fort PlcEering and
known on the plan of said town az lots Nos,
I and 2 in Block No. IL. on the corner OF
Broadway and Third streets, each having a
front Of twenty-five feet on the west side OF
Third street, and running back WestWardly
one hundred feet TO an alley.
Terms Of SALE cash.
JAMES REILLY, County Court Clerk.
John ". Smith, Sol. for Petitioner.
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H~nn-Raaldanf Nnfina

No. 76, r DIN the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee.-ThOmas j.. Ma
RibDen VI. John ". Magibben o. al,
1T appearing from AFFIDAVIT In this cause,
a that the defendant, o ". Magibben, Is
a citizen Of Kentucky, and q o resident OF
the State OF Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in TIE
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before The
hrst Monday in May 1871. and plead. an
swell or oemur 70 c~OmplainanBs bill, or the
same VIII be taken for confessed IS to him
and set for hearing eXparte; and that a copy
Of THIS order be published once a week. for
Appeal.
A ~oOpy-atteBG:
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
~ 4. j. BLACK, D. &M.
II. Clay King, Sol for cOmplh, apI
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate

No. 70, R-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
County,. W. Baird, administrator Of
Mary Baird, deceased, VS.. NJ K. Shelton and
Asa Shelton,
ID Z virtue Of an interlocut0ry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause January
a, 1871, 1 VIII sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in from Of the Clerk q
Masters ONCE, GreenlaW block, second
street, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
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DlssOLuTlnm.

MHMrHIs. Aprn !. IN.
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FINANCIAL.

The money market presents no new
fesfures. in an its departments there IS
Continued ease, and lenders are only
auxious 10 discount a larger amount OF
~uudoubtsd paper, a their FUNDS are
steadily increasing. OWlngtO b scarcity
of good mercantile paper, The open msT-
ket Is fairly in cOmnstltlou Win t1e
banks in the rates Of discount, and first
class borrowers would md no difficulty
in obtaining accommodations nom either
source a. 8 per cent. on short date paper,
and 10 per cent on thtrty and sixty days
paper.
equal 20 the oally increasing demand, We
nave q moderate outflow OF currency 70
the North and East. Some OF the banks,
rather than ship currency, are buying OF
their nsighb0rs a. 81 50 per 5000 premium
70 supply customers, while PAY TO l-LO
premium Is the current purchasing rate
on small amounts. Selling rates are arm
al &c premium on all Eastern and Vest
ern cities We quote The current rates IS
follows: New HOrk, Boston, Philadelphla
and Baltimore, par buying, and &c pre-
MUM selling; NeW Orleans, &c discount
buving. and par 10 81 50 per $1,000 selling,
Local securities, stocks, scrips, etc., are
witbout change worthy Of note. County
seriD seems 60 be the leading feature,
Tor which there is q good demand
At higher Ealeas nANt1s raves were lAr1
and ceiling rates 72G73c. We learn that
an offer of6gKc was refused yesterday by
q boIder for $500, seller July from this it
would seem that the ring" sre In the mar
kst still. and from al appearances Wnl
remain for some slime.
Bank of Tennessee money - oougnL 81
~5c: selling rates are 76e. Memphis IS are
-ght al $50 and sold at 56Lc. Gold
z bonds are % 70 63c buying anG
IsI1i-g Mississippi and tennessee rail-
- Col Is in request at Ice, and Is sold
E@l5 onened e. lloZ in New York, and
..7cseT sfTl0Z Dealers here bought the
fm.ted amounts offered a. no TO llO1z,
ana had there been Any counter oeMaN
thew would have sold a. AlO14.
Government securities clo-ed s5eaay "a
New York We heard Of one transac-
ton here where fOsZ was palq Ior Two
500 1910 bonds by q dealer. WIN sAls
exception transactions &c stocks or p9Acs
at The banks were limited 90 the purchase
Of small mounts Of gold, and purchase
and sale Of county WarraAts. The latter
are sold in small amounts 70 Taxpayers,
At the rate quoted above.
STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April ~, I0s25 am-GOv-
ernweuts active and steady. Sterling eE-
cbe1oe STEADY, al no. Gold Is carrying al
ner cent. Money easy, at 9 per sent.
nCrH assasas-ssssss. .-ss.a- s.ssalLUX
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eOPARTNERSHIP.

A COPARTNER8HIP ls this day formed be-
/ ~ tween the undersigned, under the name
and style Of FORD, POTTER & Co, who
wiz continue the business as heretofore, 40
the Old stand. No. IS UNION STRuHr. Phere
they via be pleased 70 see their old friends
and customers.
NEWTON FORD.
ID. =. POTTER
". F. TAYLOR
O. ". MACEAE.
MEMPHIS, April /, 1871 AMI
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TuaadaN. AnrI-la ~

within legal hours, the following described
real estate. tO.WiU.
Lying and being N the County OF Shelby
state Of Tennessee, and bounded IS follows
Beginning at McAlexan6sr's northeast cor
ner, ut a stake So inks east OF q sWsetgum.
marked a thence north 81 chains - the
river aDOut q chain north Of alaree blroni
marked " thence e~astwardiy with the river
20 q cypress creek; thence northWardly Win
the meanderings Of Cypress creek 20 the
north line Of Chas. Jones tract thence east
with sal Jones' line eight 1a1n8f tnsnee
north Z obafna 81 links 20 said Pains'g north
west corner; thence east With Paine norm
line and M~oAleXauderfB NORTH une44 clelAs
and IS links, 70 The beginnlng-eontalhlng
~ acres.
Terms OF sale-On ereditotseven months,
purchaser executing note Win approved Sc
curGty, bearing interest Lien retained until
purchase money IS paid.
Equity Of redemption Datfeus
M. D. /. STEWART,
CLERK and Master.
Gao ". winchester n KortrschE. era
3 Scales. sols. Tor compile. mh.e
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NOTICE.

THE firm of VIM. DEAN q CO.. has this
a day dissolved o-Opartnership by mutual
consent, TO date rom April LIST.
II. D0nnelly viii continue the business
at the old stand, No. l89 Poplar street, and
assumes all liabilities OF the hrm-efther
party Wtlstgn Z liquidation
WIN. DEAN,
PhTER y. DONNELLAs
ap8 u. DEVITT
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COPARTNERsHlPs DISSOLVED.
DISSOLUTION.

THE drm OF Conner & Richardson Is this
a day dissolved by mutua consent. Geo.
=. Richardson VIII continue the business at
the old staud. Eo.2 Howard Row, under the
and style of Geo. g. Richardson & Co.
X. j.. Conner,
GRO g. RICHARDSON.
Memphis, April j. Is7I. ap8
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Logw0od & Micou,
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SHOCKS AED BoNns Is
$50. April a. 8p.m.-Aarket ssesay
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MEDICAL
Or. CURTIS ON MANHoop.u

A Medical Essay on the cause n cure OF
Premature decline, Nervous and Physical
Debility, SpermaJOrrhRa, S~edentary Life,
Excess OvertaLed Constitution, Abuse OF
the system, etc, etc. Il gives a clear synOp-
sis OF the lmpedlments TO marriage, and the
remedies therefOr-the result % 20 years sue
cesstui practice, by b. DE r. CURTIS, ND, r.
res. etc.
" Curtis on Manhood, % should be read by
the young for instruction, aud by the afflicted
a. a source Of relief. II wIu infure no one
Medical Times and Gazette.
There is no member o. society by whom
this book viii not be found useful, whether
be be parent preceptOr or clergyman Lon
don Times.
Price 81 90 by mail. Address DR.. Curtis. No.
Place, Boston. Mass. mh8eod
ME- w tested Its virtues, and know that
" Tor Dyspepsia, BiliOusness and thrOb-
ping Headache, IL is the best medicine the
world eyer saw.-lEdltOr Telegraph and Mes
sengeT, Macon, Ga
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NEW YORK, April Il, 10 am-Markei
quiet. Sales on Saturday, I243 bales; re-
82,5I9 bales; receipts here, 1913
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NOTICE

EROM AND AFTFR THIS DATE. THE
4 drm Of B. j. SEMMES 4 CO... CB. u
Semmes and JOh W. Dawsuml is dissolved
Dy mutua consent. The business VIII be
continued by B. D. Semmes, underr the name
and style as heretofore.
b.. .BEMME8.
JOHN. ". DAWSON.
MEMPHIS, April 8, 1871.
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LIVER DISEASE
prevail to a greater
bly, any other mai
always anXiOusly
Liver is regulated
ia almost invaria
Of action in the
ache Constipation,
the Shoulders, C0u
stomach, Bad Taste
iOuB attacks, Pslpi
Depression Of the
and a Othe
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. II acts
and, being simple
pound, can do no
less in every way;
40 years, and hun
anu ~ eat from an
try will vouch for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-18
DISSOLUTION.

THE arm OF NEWTON FORD q co. m Hnls
NEWTON FORD.
ID. 7. POTTER
W. 3. TAYLOR
MEEPHIs, APRIL, 1871.