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HOME MATTERS.
PEPPER, SALT AND SPICE.

We introduce to the public = tolsrably correct,
but rather fatterlng likeness of our trusty dog,
Cerberus. He is q moral and H. tellectual brute,
such as every we'll educated and accomplished
local should have a. a companion and protector.
Ours Is ptous dog-he can ruin u pie about NJ
fast as any dog in New England, where pies we're
invented. He Is sooner dog; he'd sooner lie
around the stove and starvs than 70 out and hunt
rabbits. He is = settsr-sets around on the door
steps waiting to be invited in. He il seldom
dog; he seldom comes when you call him.
HE'S rather dog; he'd rather eat good fresh
beef than see you or amy other dog" do it.
He is as we said. moral dog, but his moral is
rot visible in the picture, a mischievous boy cut
it off pretty short when our dog was only a
pu'p, and now his moral tale is very short. I,
gives him the advantage, however, of pointing
one way while looking in the opposite direction,
a fact whioh no common, plain dog can accom-.
plish We are indebted to Bowman for the picture
and Dud Randall, Of the Auror. Benon, for the
wood cut .... There was jury in attendance up
on the Circuit Court lately that won the title of
the champion whit,lers." They whitfield up
twelve foot pine plank daily. Fredenburg is
tail dealers will be supplied with whittlings at
wholesale prices Our builders don't like to
have Outside Barber-ians" come in here and
beat them on contracts. A Barber must be
close shaver to beA: them. They regard it as
another evidence that we are rapidly relapsing
into BaIber.ism 80. A Seneca Il. D. lately pre-.
scribed Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup to
young fellow who had the syue. He got the
medicine, took il home, and his mother and the
girls have laughed him out of the sgue :. Tho
same Seneca NJ. D. thinks he understands the
scripture we'll enough to teach in . Sunday
School. He has given his class a chapter to
study in the book I'D Levi :" tie insists that
there s such book in the bible, and that he
read it when he went to school =. "The dogs of
war arc loosed' on tho west side. A crimson
cloud ob.cures the say. aud in the dim future
We think we discern "widdsrs and orphants," to
say nothisg of lovelorn leases weeping BY the
graves Of their fallen "fellers." II was all about
peanuts, hence in history is will be known as
INC ednul war ne nostie Iotoos are young
gent. on whose smooth faces can be seen, by the
aid Of powerful microscope, the dim dawning ola
coming beard Some Of these youthful heroes
threw peanut shells al certain damssls while
under the protection OF their young beau1, and
challenges TO mortal combat followed. Then
came battle and black eyes and bloody noses
resulted, and when the "cruel war was over,
rose to sl.OO per pound, being SO much
in demand to soothe pain and reduce swollen
eyes and noses
They scratched and bit
And fought and fit
Aud wallcred in the mud,
Until the ground
For rods around
Was kivered Ger with blood
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THE STARCH FACTORY

ago, and now pays handsome dividend on fl42.
GOO invested. For many years the enterprise was
not q success, the managers couldn't make starch
Finally P. 4eGinnis, an experienced starch.
maker at the east, was sent for and on his arrival
the company held = meeting aud asked the old
gentleman wha. they should do. "The frs,
thing, gentlemen, said be. II want to look At is
yer wsther /" which he did. and deciding that i.
was not suitable, Judge Catsn laid pipes from
spring two miles south. under the Illinois river,
thereby supplying the factory and half of Ottawa
with pure water.
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I'LL. h NJ. CANAL-We are glad to learn, from
the superintendent Of the western division, that,
whatever may be the ultimate decision in re-.
gard to keeping the upper end Of the canal clos.
cd to accommodate the contractors engaged in
the work of deepening the canal, the western end
from Lockport to La Sale, will b. opened withia
the next two weeks. The contractors promised,
n few weeks ago. that II the water was kept out
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of she canal until the first Of Nay, they would
hsi,h the deepening this season; but the present
indica,isas are that it would take them until
June or July. II. on examination, it is found
they will need time to extend beyond the first
Of Nay, We have NO doubt the canal board will
decide to open the whole canal before that time,
and let the deepening be finished up next year
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DAINTS AND Oils.

am prepared 10 sell $ 7. White Lead from one mound
one thousand pounds Will warrant IL 10 be good a. p
and rs cheap he made have largo nssar, n,eht
cooref paints both dry and in ell The very hest Raw AZ
March II, '1i-tf + Y CpIccS
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"a TON Whereas my wife Emma Charcrop has
ett my oed snG board without Just cause proyocation
account IoIIS CT. my
Ottawa. March Il, ls1l.-3w. '-i'o-''
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OrTAwA.-Dudley Raudsll the "local" of the
Aurora Beacon, here recently aud saw Otta.
wa. The following is his account of our city in
that paper:
OTTAWA.
The Fox River road lets u. into Ottawa through
the back door, by "Carys Patch" more appro.
pirate route by which to invite a person oM of
town than into it. But the Ottawaians are
democratic and haye sort of ancen. air and
eubniissivensss lingering around them which
was acquired doubtless in these good old times
when they learned to bow to the cry of slow
bridge" Ottawa has about one.third more bus
mess houses than Aurora, most built ''on the
square, in tho centre of which il Court House,
ornamented by town clock with painted hands
and two artesian wells there are nine of these
wells altogether but only one such Court House;
the best hotel outside of Chicago the Clifton !:
q starch factory covering five acres Of ground
and consuming 600 bushels Of corn day.
large glass factory, making the best window
glass IN the United States; agricultural nipple.
ment works, sometimes employing $50 men
telegraph instrument mandatory, Judge Ca.
ton'sl the only one in the west besides Other
manufactures; several elegant churches aud
numerous fine residences. Ottawa il by naturs
the most favored location for q large CITY in the
whole state: and now that the Illinois and Fox
rivers are to be damned, / cannot zee whv COL
Cushmans prophesy may not ke fulfilled. that
Ottawa will number 10000 inhabitants in five
years.
THE CLIFTON HOTEL
IL model Of magnitiCcnce, bull. and furnished
by stock company two years ago at cost of
Sl0j, 000 and the rent given free to Mr. Levi.
Howard until it would pay AT the end of the
first year, we were told, he showed An even bal.
ance sheet, whereupon the stockholders made
him present Of $4,000 The house ia II i've.
story Mansard brick, with marble floors. elegant.
ly finished and furnished, and ~ we'll kept NJ the
fremont or Sherman in Caicago.
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NeW advertisements.
NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA,
FORMERLY CITY BANK OF EAMIs, ALLEN 4 co

l.. H. EAMEs, Psst, L. c. ALLEN. Itcc Pros
DIRECTORS:
HENRY f. EAMEs, JonN ID. C\roN.
EDWIN G. ALLEN, l.. II. GAMES,
w. C. CHUKCuiLl.
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Announcements.

Lam Democratic candidate for the office Town Colec.
tor at the ensuing election. f. W. ROWE
lrespeetiuy announce myself candidate for the Office
OF Town Collector subject TO the decision of Democratic
convention. Qw) EDWARD BOLIVIAN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-20

THE assessed wealth OF Dyersburg
il $4,000. Al the recent meeting Of
the citizens Of the place it was Unani.
mously agreed to invest fifty thousand
dollars in the rosd and individual
subscriptions made by citizens of the
neighborhood will amount to $4,000.
C0vington and Ripley each subscribe
So, 600, the taxable wealth Of the
latter place being $lO5,OOO. There is a
deal Of anxiety among the people
along the line Of the road as to the
action of Memphis. The greater share
of advantages to arise from the con-
struction of the road must accrue to
this city. 1t makes Memphis neces-
ssriIy a point on the great
highway from New York to Mar
shall, Texas, and develops the
wealth and makes scOuntry tributary
TO Memphis commerce the richest in
the valley OF the Mississippi. Ifthese
counties and towns, between Mem
phis and Troy Station, invest, as pro-
posed, o~ne-fourtb Of their whole
wealth in this road, surely Memphis
can afford to invest One-tWentieth.
But the country need not doubt or
hesitate. On the terms defined there
Is no opposition to the city's subscrip-
ton Of 500, 600 TO the capital stock Of
the Memphis and Psducah Company.
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LOGAN county, Kentucky, sub
scribed to the Louisville and Nashville
road $780, 600 in bonds. Stock divi-
dends have been declared, making
Logan county's stock $4,000. The
excess Of dividends over the interest
on the county's bonds will retire the
bonds before their maturity, and leave
the county with $4,000 Of stock,
paying $4,000 annually in dividends
which relieves the people OF Logan
county of all local taxation. There is
no reason why Forests nsrrOw-guage
road and the Psducah road will not
relieve Memphis and Shelby county,
If these corporations owned the stock,
Of the larger share of their burdens OF
taxation.
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render, it will be pinioned as tightly
as was Lemuel Gulliver by the myri-
ads OF LiIipntians. 1t would be dis
honorable for the Democratic party to
snap the chains with which the Radi-
Gals have bound it, after promising
never to disturb the letters. When
ever the Democratic party ceases to
make an effort to preserve the COnsti
tuition, and to rid 1t of e-Xcresences, the
party that tramples upon and seorns
constitutional restraints and limita-
tions will continue to defeat it.
The Democratic party to succeed,
instead of accepting revolutionary u.s.
urpations, must assume all the respOn-
sibfiity offs Roman Consul when law
less conspirators mensced the Repub-
lie. Nothing but the pluck and fierce
will of a Cromwell can rescue the lib
critics Of the nation from the clutches
of RadicaIism, nor will the honest
masses rush to the rescue unless they
see that in the success Of the Demo-
cratic party the government will take
a new depsrture-a departure from
corruption, despotism and centraliza-
ton. There is but one method OF
dealing successfully with utterly law
less, reckless and violent partisans;
and history tells us that this is not by
compromising with the usurpers, but
by displaying the nerve off Cromwell
The unorganized masses care moth
ing for a campaign, and viii not rush
to the rescue if their leaders are timid
and there are no principles involved
in the contest. But give them bold
leaders; emblazon upon the Demo-
cratic banners principles worth risk
ing life for; and the honest masses
will rise and rush forward with the
roar Of the angry ocean.
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ScROFULA.

This Compound is 3 never-failing cure for
this terrible disease. How manv diseases
have their seat ip the b-lOOdzdissases which
have been treated vsfniy for years. il the
blood alone is purified, in most eases health
and happiness will sOOn return. Dr.. Fow-
ler's Compound ACTS especially upon the
virus IN NE blood, causing nstime the dis
appearance Of the hideous sores, and lestor-
Ing the skin to q healthnI appearance, the
eye clear and sparkling, aud the Who'll hui
man organization becomes healthy.
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SYPHILIS

OF all diseases which hesh is heir 10, nom
bring so much misery, moral and physical
as syphilis. To all SO AFFLICTED We can truly
say this remedy VIII help you. Two articles
found, by experience, TO be peculiarly ehica.
ciOus for this disease, are contained in this
compound We ask yOU TO try Dr.. FowIer's
Compound Extract, and, by giving it 3 faii
trial, Il win cure you.
We speak with much ~cOnadence OF Or
Fowler's Compound, because We knew what
Il Is composed OF, and what 1t WiHdO. We
know Dr. Fowler weA, who Is q physician oi
known repute, standing second 10 none in
the country, of1oDg experience, an honora-
bic man, who, having g reputation for char
acter, as weIt as ourselves, would never al
low a medicine TO &C before the public with
ont merit. And we say Of this Compound, II
taken according 70 directions, after q tain
trial, Is Will do al we claim Tor IL.
We. oner Il as a new discovery, which Il
certainly ia genuine article tor Scf0fula,
Syphilis and all blood impurities; and know
ing the g~enuineness Of IL, as such We send IL
forth, saying go Heal theSrnerfngf"
PRICE, oSEs DOLIdkR GER BOTTLE
FOB " BY
BOCkORER BROS, Sole ProBFlstOrs.
lt3LiSyrty Strsst, New York city
g. W. JONEs& Co, Wholesale DruEglsts,
49, 207 Aatn Street,
Vi AeAh B8AE AeEk$fs kbR hEMPHIssa;
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FOHLER's EXTRACT.
Greatest Medical Discovery Of the Nine
tssHth Century.
Dr.. FOWIsr's Compound Extract
FOB H CURE o

EOA INK ILAA VI
6~erOfuia, syphilis, Liver Complaint,
Constipation, Chronic RheumAtism,
Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
and all Hoo Impurities. 3
s% We offer to the American public q new
and valuable remedy Tor the abeve-men-
TONED diseases. FowleT's Compound Ex-
tract is composed OF the best medicines
known to Materia Medies. 1t Is perfectly
pure IN sn Its ingredients, being composed
Of several wen-known articles universally
used By tbs best PhysieisRsi cache which
in cOmbinatfcn-supplies what experience
has shown 10 be wanting when singly em-
plOyedi but the result Of patient tnvestiga-
tion, requiring time, labor and skin, so as to
give the public q genuine article, which they
can rely UpoB, and in place OF the worthless
and dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
country; and therefore enables Us 20 warrant
Compound Extract to be the most
perfect curative for diseases OF the blood
ever discovered. I'D -ME
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CAVE!

TyHEsroute to this Greatest Natural wonder
4 OF the world is via Louisville and Nash
vile r. r to Glasgow Junction or GAYS City,
Vile, thence by easy stages seven miles
through the finest scenery. Nam
moth Cave Hotel, newly fitted and furnished
throughout, is dTst-clsss In every Iespeet
AmUsements Of every ktnd-splendtd Dane
Base Ball, Ten Pins, etc. Finest Fishing and
HuntinE within q few nut walk OF the
Hotel. First-cla,s Band during the. entire
season. PureEt atmosphere and most invigo-
rating climate on the continent. Tampera
ture An-the region OF the Cave always 5S9-
Sulphur Water OF any required strength re-
gently discovered in the Cave. and always on
hand. Direct telegrsphic com municatiOn in
the Hotel. The very best summer Resort In
Amertca. D.LGRAYES, Proprietor.
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il EMPUIS APPEAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.
rsnRspAY MORKINs. {: IuLY ID. 81

nE- We wish All merchants TO understand
shat this ONCE Will not BE- responsible for
and will not pay any debts created oy any
Individual connected with the ONCE, In any
capacity, unless the same shall have nrst
been presented 10 ard accepted for payment
by q. " Alexander, Business Manager OF
Hha HmnEnw
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
eranada. Housion Z Eastarn IA. 60.
OrrrrnCuIEFn NGINEEE
JOHN LILLY
G, @. W~ARD.&sBRO.,

OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER,
~ MEMPHIS, TENN, July1, 1911
p- Proposals for the building OF sfxty-dYs
miles or the above road, IN the state Of Mis-
sissfppi, will be received up TO August LIST, TO
include graduation, masOnOry and bridging,
also. rails, fastenfngE and crossties, as the
option of the contractor.
Proposals. for sections of i've miles wiz be
received. Prodles and specifications can be
seen at the ONCE OF the President. ".
Tucker, OkOlOns, Miss. or at this Office, No.
IL Magnolia Block. The company reserve the
right 10 reject any or Sill bids not looking 20
an early completion of the work.
jyl W. & MOON, chief Engineer,
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Kisses LANE

B0ARDING SCHOOL,
w for u Dung Ladies, In NEW YORK
CITY, ON HEDHESDAYs September 20, 1871,
For reference and eirculary apply to l. b
Kirkland, Esq. President ackso Insurance
Company. a ennphis. Tenn ui ggaoo4 jyl5
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DOARUING at seven to ten dollars per
ID rooms. Families
dated. ~ Heslthisst place in the United
States. lfy7l i'm. ID. u
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MnnIi MnnLL MnnL

on wolf River nine miles from MeEaz
phis, Wool for cash or 70 manufacture. For
an paTtieplars send for circular.
MjaSB = tInqsI ,6az.lNs AsAASE . w
ggt A1qmoo lOi .iOa .I5NsI4 ~ - cd
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EQUATORIAL
Greenwood Seminary

THIS celebrated Female Seminary, near
L Lebanon. Tenn, begins its next session
the FIRST MONDAY in SEPTEMBER.
There is an able Faculty; elegant and capa-
clors buildings; an ~uneQu2led retreat for
Study, Stealth and Moral Training; regular
the Delights of a Home, combined with the
instruction OF a school. So From the list OF
the many patrons Of the school reference is
made to Col. j. I. Leath Dr. Frayser and Vim.
B. Greenlaw, of Memphis For circulars,
with terms, etc. apply TO The Principal.
MRS. n. aWRENCE LINDSLEY,
z. o. o ~, Lebanon, Tenn.
July I, 1871. iyI4d&W
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M MSRIHeHlE has removed hA Hard
~ ware Ghstn Pump Store to n o. 8
opposite Moore kt1eE a
.LAsmPAasI Esnp4 JnlxAHp srofse iy914
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SUMNER RESORTS.
sWAYNE,s MEnsOTH sPRINes,
Henry County, Tennessee,

THREE AND oNE-HALF MILES NORTH
L OF SprtnEviLle Depot, on the Memphis
and Louisville Railroad. Hacks meet the
morning train from Memphis st the depot
Daily mail aud express ofice there. No
" style" to pay for at the Springs, but all
needed comforts had, and the hpest shades
and grsenest park and best and most abund
ant mineral waters FOR drfnkiDg and bath
ing Board, by the month, but SIS; by the
week SO; by the day, 81 50. Address M +.
sBYRNE, Proprietor, az spEtngYtlle 2. o.
SpTfngS, send to HIS care. Persons goiu ( up.
would do well first 10 cali On Judge Swayne,
Bb Main street teI4
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Cash Premiums
For attehdanee, appointing
TUESDAY, GCT0BER y, 1871

AS the day for aauibution, when 1t is ex-
pected will be assembled the largest number
OF persons ever present At one time on the
rounds.
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, will entitle the holder to ad-
mission to the Grounds, and participation In
the ehaDce of the following list OF
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.
NaaurtOe Vvll124nSoD,

MRurtOo "L1A1n@onp
CLate Wilkinson q Fargo and successor
OF NJ. q q. Wilkinson,J
u az Canal street,
WHOLESALE IN
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
TORDAGE, Brooms, Mats, Baskets, Twines,
Matches, Hacking, Looking Glasses,
Wrapping Paper, etc, etc, has removed to
3 CHAMBERS STREET.
Opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel, = Z YoR
ERED'K WILKINSON, sILAS G.
Late Lathrop & Wilkinson ieI7
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50 AIsosStOlss Nos. 95g a4d 850 Front
street (eacn % by ITO feetL good location, and
well adapted for produce business
HS Rents moderate. Apply TO
Tvs STE WAIT Bros. q GWYNNE
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LEXAHDER ERSKIEE, MD, DEAN,
| IA Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women ana Children.
| BENZ. W.. AVhNT, Nd, Professor OF the
Rrinciplss snd Practice Of Surgery.
| DUDLE1 u. SAUADERB. MD, Professor OF
1 Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
! 3 MAUBY, MD, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice OF Medicine.
ROBT. W. MITCHELL. Md, Professor OF Ma
terra Medtca and Therapeutics.
ALFRkD h. WORRIES, ND, Professor OF
AurRls n Ophbaaimi su rgery.
j. Joseph WILLIAMS, Nd, Professor of
Physiology and EhysiOlnG cal Anatomy.
| FELIX MCFARLAND, Nd, Professor OF
Chemistry and TozfcoIcgy.
| GUSTAVUS y. THORNTON, ND. Demon
stratOr OF Anatomy.
ROBP. PHUMMhL ND, PrOssetor to the
Professor OF Anatomy.
The Nineteenth Annual Course OF Lectures
in this InstitutiOn will begin OF MONDAY,
October 18th and continue to March l 1872.
~ Dissscting rooms OIen October LIST, and
students will lind that in Memphis the fa3iIi-
ties for the study Of Practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed.
Clinical Lectures win he given each week,
throughout the session., a. the city Hospital
and City DispensaIy, FREIE OF CHARGE
Coed Board can be had near the College for
TERMS;
For the full Fees OF all the Professors..A.S5C o.
Demonstration ~ W
M~aJriculatiOn 5 90
HS- Since the last Session the Medical Col
lege of Memphis has become the MSLteal De-
partmsnU OF Cumberland Uniyers ty, lOca ed
at Lebanon, Tennessee, and as such is perma-
nently established in MeU-phts.
Szs- For any Information IN regard to this
and other matters relating thereto, apply to
ALEXANDEH HRSkINE, MD
iy14-d-w Dean Of the Escclty.
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"REMINISCENCES

RawIey Springs, Va, Will be regularly
opened for the reception OF visitors. on the
hrstd8y of June, 1874 Situated as IL lis in the
mountains of the Valley, II Is not only one
or the most delightful Summer resorts in the
State, but ts great curative properties are
becoming widely celebrated.
The analysis OF the water by Prof Mallett,
OF the University of Va, together with the
experience Of many eminent Physicians
prove that 1t is 1.-The springs" tor suffering
females, but besides It's wonderful tonic
properties as a remedy in general debility,
anemia6 and diseases peculiar to females, IL is
unsurpassed in the treatment OF the various
forms of Dyspepsia, and particularly for
those suffering from torpid and inactive
liver, its action upon the liver, as we'll as the
kidney, being prompt and decided. Very
many remarkable cures could be cited of
this class OF troublesome diseases.
Rawley Is now easy of access, situated only
twelve miles from H~arrisOnburg, the present
terminus Of the Orange and Manassas Gap
Railroad from which point there VIII be W
daily lines OF Stages, morning u evening
Since last Summer the buildings have been
greatly improved. as wei as the road rom
H~arrisOnburg to the Springs There Is also a
Telegraph ofice at HaTrisOnburg. The ae-
c~ommOdatiOns will be strictly hrst-class IN
der the management of JOseph h. Woodward,
widely known as a hotel ana
Resident Phys clans :-GOTdOn Il Williams,
One or the other of whom Will be In atten-
dance during the entire season.
RATrEa OR RnARn
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IHN W4U-N WN1WIa
TIES OF BOARD

children servants half price.
The people OF Memphis and the South are
respectfully referred to A. H. Kerr, D. D.,
ndT d. WitheIspOon, d. D., both Of whom
nave visited this celebrated Virginia Water
ing Place. A. Ii. IRICk, Prest-
He'll Board or Directors 4. Springs Co.
IUAA