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A COMMENTED LIFE.

At THIRTY.
Five hundred dollars have saved
4 rather moderate store,
No matter: shall bc coutcnt,
When I've little more.
At FORTY.
Well, I can count ten thouSaud ROW,
That's better than before;
Aud may we'll DC satisfied,
Hheu I've little more,
At FIFTY.
Some fifty thon<aud-prc;ty well
But have earned it sore;
However, shall not corplaia
When I've little more.
AT SIXTY.
One hundred thousm.d-Sicl and old;
All, life is half bore,
Yeti can be content to live
When I'VE little mo'e.
1T SEVENTY.
lie dies-and to his greedy heirs
He leaves countless store,
Ills wealth has purchased him tomb
And very little more!
THE LIFE-CLOCK.
There is little mystic clock
No human eye hath seen,
That bcatcth on-and ocateth on
From m1runS until cen.
And when the Soul is wrapped III sleep,
III Silcn, and alone,
1t ticks and ticks he livc-loug night,
And never runac,h down.
Oh! woudrous IS that work Of ar.
Which knclls the passing hour,
Bu. art re'sr fv:,ued, nor mind conceived
Ths Iite-c:ock': magic power.
Eos set in gold, nor deckcd wi h gea,s,
By wc.kh and pride possessed;
Bnt ricli Or poor, Or high or low,
EACH bears it in his breast.
Such is the clock that measures life,
Of flesh and split blended;
And thus twill run within the breast,
Till tha, strange life is ended.
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South Carolina Railroad Company,

COLUMBIA. 5. G.. Jauuary 10. ISL.
ON ard after SUNDAY. the 22L Instant. Pas
scngcr Trains upon this Road will arrive and
leave as follows
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1871.
FGUEIi! YEAR.
Size Of Page Changed. and Attractions vastly
Increased.
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scnger Trains upon this Road will arrive aud
leave Us follows:
Tr:IT 40. ].
Leave Charleston 1t t...................... So IN
Arrive M Columbia at.................-. > ~ n
LeHve Columbia Mt t......................12 u Is I'll
Arrive at Charleston at.................. % m
Leave Camden. Sundays excepted. at -. 90 m
Arrive ut kinSyis!c cat................... 1.2D n
Leave Kimgviiir. Sundays excepted. at. 80 m
Arrive III Camden at. G.p" NJ
The above Trains run in connection with Vii
minGton. Coumlin Md augusta HailroGd. con-
neclirg with Trains for " Wilmington. North Caro-
lima. and with Trains for augusta, Geurgia-
making Close connections with Night Truins OF
Geurgiu Rnlrrad aud CcE.1a. Eai;rCaG. fo7 al
points South and West.
Il:AIA No.2-N1GHT Express.
Sn,.iMy Night excepted.
Leave thnfcst II 1t 10 m
Arrive 1T Columbia 1t. ............ s.. q III
IArrlfc al nuficstnn ht O.4:J N
'TliS Train rGu> in CONNECTION with TIP .luyuI-
IA TTai.S. making ci's.' CONNECTION with rorgia
!;ailrpG3 A.! fcntTa! R:iroa! Morning IraiIS.
for all pOi!. Is South and West.
\. l.. y LE.i: Wee President.
:. +. I'll NE%$. tc:.ciul Ticket Agent.
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I
This dread disease requires prompt action as soon
rs the hnarsc. hollow cough is heard, apply The
rci!ecy. aid il is easily subcucd;
BIT D%LlT S DtNGEH3US!
" The properties OF the ENlHrTOR.hNr
are '!e!u!cen! uurr':iyc. basamic. soothing. and
hcni:g. Il braces tir. ncrrUl> >yStcIn and pro-
Gucrs pleasant AID refreshing sleep.
IT EINILI2ATES AND RELIEVES CL1oM-
MESS AND DEPRESSION.
Containing all these qualities in Il convenient
and concentrated io:!n II has proven to be the
Most Valuable Lung Baisa2n
ever offered to sufferers from ruimouary dig
eases.
Prepared by
AiFI Il. Tut & LAND,
AUGUSTA, GA.
SoEd By Druggists everywhere.
Nov. %. 47-Gm.
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The Drawing Postponed
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Drawing for the Real Estate, held In
Il the Distribution under our management,
which was announced to take place to-day, is
POSTPONED UNTIL AUGUST 81, ISL
The reason this indulgence Is asked OF the
public we briefly state: Our enterprise is one
OF magnitude requiring the establishment OF
Agencies throughout the United States. We
have now secured them from New York to
the Pacific Slope, but in doing so more time
has been consumed than we anticipated. We
are in working order everywhere desired,
and place the day of Drawing only two
months on for the purpose of giving all our
agents., far and near, full scope for their best
labors. We started out to render the people
q Distribution of valuable Real Estate that
should be satisfactory 70 them in the details
OF Its drawing, and we intend to maintain
that point regardless of al else. II there is
TO be any grnmbL1ng, We prefer thatit shall
occur in regard TO the slight delay we ask,
than 10 ave 1t take place after the drawing
~ over. On the 8lst OF August our enterprise
VIII be perfected. We do not, nor viii not.
require another hours indulgence. p
respectfully, PASSMORE& RUFFIN,
Managers Real Estate Distribution
Memnhlg. JulY 4 l67l fvg-
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ten minutes at q time, and per conse-
Iquence-
Little boats may venture more,
But larger steamboats, keep near shore
Uegy near shore-in- fact, tied fast to it.
though, goes through the hands of that
reliable agent, Captain Ed B. Blanks.
Our Chamber of Commerce
have been making, for the past year. des-
perate efforts to ascertain the financial
condition ofthe county, but 30 far without
avail All meeting of the body, held last
night, MIR. Dentson, from committee APP
pointed to inquire into the condition of
county finances, made a verbal report,
stating that the committee had beer una
BILE to get a report from the clerk. The
committee wRs instructed to call on the
County Judge, and ask that he direct the
clerk to Iaake the statement desired
otherwise the committee was directed to
at once proceed by law to compel the
showing. At the next meeting land one
may be called for the purpose) It is alto
gether probable that the action of the
Memphis Chamber in reference TO the cot
ton tax will be- Endorsed.
Memphis Merchants
are beginning to see the utility of making
an effort to secure q portion of the Arkan-
sas Lrades now being m~onopoLzed by st.
Louis and Louisville. The card of Messrs.
Goodbar d Gilliland, boot and shoe deal
ers, is the pioneer advertisement in the
Gazette from the Bluff City, and 1t is to
be hoped that their claims will be con-
sidered by our merchants here.
'sThe Mammoth stOre,''
owned and managed by Mr.. Thomas
Lsfferty, is a feature of Little Rock that
should not be neglected by either citizens
or strangers, as he has a most elegant and
tasty assortment of furnishing goods for
ladies and gentlemen, and is as moderate
in his prices as he is polite and courteous
in his demeanor to his patrons.
The Rain
which commenced yesterday morning
continued, with but little interruption,
until daylight Tuesday morning.
The Appeal
is under obligations to Mr.. Butler, the
affable agent of the Southern Express
Company here, for numerous fsvors.
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MI. II. x. Wright, a citizen of our city,
has invented a burglar alarm. 1t Is a
most Ingenious piece of mechanism, and
performs its duty most admirably. It
Will act, even if attached to a dozen differ
emit doors and windows; and If, at the sp-
prosch of a midnight intruder, it does not
stir the whole household, we are con-
strained to believe they would be labor
ing under the influence of some powerful
narcotic. 1t il simple, cheap and effective.
and we are sure, when once examined, it
Will be adopted. There is n on exhibi-
ton at this office. All are invited to ex-
anime it. With n of Wright's " Burglar
Alarms" any man can go to bed without
the least fear. We sincerely trust Mr.
Wright will meet with the eneouragement
his great mechanical genius deserves.
Some of our prominent citizens have pro-
nounced it a success. Call and examine it,
To INSURE a good driven well, get one
of Phil. j. MallOn & Co.'S new points. at
204 Main street.
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~Nnn-RasidRnt NntIna.

No, S&, r. DIN he Second Chancery
Court OF Shelby county, Tennessee.-S. =.
one and others VS.. w. n. Walker, j. NJ.
Bradford, W. Il. ohnsO and son ct al.
appearIng rom plli aoIy sworn 70 "a tnls
j. M. Bradford, W. b. Johnson and son, are
nonresident OF the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefOr0 ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse of the Second
Chancery Court of Shelby county, in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday In September, 1S7l,
and plead, answer or demur TO complain
ants bill. or the same viii be taken for cOn-
fessed as to them, and set for hearing ex-
parte, and that a copy of this order be pub
lished once q week for TOUR successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal. This July IL, l67L
A copy-attest:
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Q. BELCHER Deputy Q. and M.
Vance q Anderson, Soils. for compliments.
iyly wed
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CITY ORDINANCE.
AN ORDINANCE

AN ODDANANOE
To encourage the prompt payment Of city
taxes for the current year.
Be Il ordained By me General Council oTthe Oty
Of Memphis: =
SECTION l. That the City Tax Collector be
and he Is hereby authorized and instructed
20 allow to each and every taxpayer who
shall, previous to the first day OF January,
1877, pay the taxes due from him or her to the
city Of Memphis for the forty-fOurth cOrpOr-
ate year (lS4l, 8 discount at the rate Of ten
per cfntum per annum on the amount Of
taxes he or she b a pay for the period Of
time il shall be so paid previous 70 said drst
Gay OF January, 1871; and the amount so paid
shall be taken and accepted by the city Of
Memphis rs 3 full payment Of the sntire
amount Of the taxes due by such person.
4 2. The privilege hereby offered shall
not be extended beyond the irst day Of jan
uary, 1872, and after that date the Tax COllec-
tor shall be required TO collect the full
amount Of al the taxes that may remaiu un-
paid. Il
SEC. 3. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage, and All
ordinances inconsistent with this Ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Passed drst reauing and referred to Ordi-
nance of Board Of Aldermen, July
5, ISL, referred to Ordinances Commiftee az
Council July 8, 1871.
Passed first reading, as amended by Board
Of Aldermen. Rules suspended by charter
requirements, and passed second and ana
reading by Board of Aldermen July is, 1871.
Passed nrst. reading, as amended; rules
suspended and passed second and final read
ing, as amended, by Council July is, 1871.
Approved July IS. B7I.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
l.. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
OFFICE OF CITY A C~oLLECToR,l
Memphis, July 22d, 1871. g.
The tax books have been turned over TO
and In accordance with the above ordi-
nance INVITE all taxpayers to take advan-
tage OF the same.
FELIX w. ROBERTSON,
iy23 City Tax Collector.
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FoR RENT.

g ENERAL large and very desirable COT
- TON OFFICES in The new building,
Nos. S56 and 35s Front Street.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

BOARD No. 4 Rooms, with hrst-rste
ID board, at 81 Court street Day bOardeTs
accommodated. 1y&
ID OOMS-Three handsome furnished rooIas
II for rent Apply AZ so Main ST jy&
ID OOM With BOARD-Pleassnt furnished
II 'front.' room, with board, for two; terms,
SIS per Week-6 Main st bet Lin6en and
PcbtOtoc. References exchanged. 1yE
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A% Sealed proposals will be received at
this once. tor thirty days, for furnishing
the necessary
RECORD BOOKS for SHELBY COUNTY.
TIC. BLECKLEY,
ty2z Chairman County Court.
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NOTICE

TIE Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned in the ShfpDers
Cotton Press is dissolved, h. A. MONTGOMERY
having sold his interest "a. FRANK TAFT,
whom ne eheerfully Iecommends to the favor
of che patrons OF the Press.
d. A. MONTGOMERY,
Memphis, July a. lMi. fy2s
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NOTICE.

Z p. p HILIPS is my sole Assigneet to collect
Gs all my claims and accounts, due and
unpaid, in my late business of the Peabody
Hotel. All persons indebted will please CAL
on Mr.. Philips, at the Peabody Hotel, and
settle. MM. G. MILLER.
July "A. 1871, iy2S
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EOoNoNY.-By using Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup for children many DOCTORS bill
can be saved and much suffering averted.
Read the advertisements in another col
umu.
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LOCAL NEWS
-Leddin's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend RObsrtson's College.
w. 2. Mitchell's school, SOS Third g.,
Miss Maggie Fesly viii teach a. the
Linden street school during the summer.
The DAILY APPRAL, i've cents per
copy, can be had Of all neWsmen in the
city,
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
Ne. 2lI Main street. Three fsultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
ST. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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d w ETT
ten minutes at g time, and per conse-
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TT. BROWN, Observer
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF Oh SIG. OFFICER, \
WASHINGTON, July rs, 1871.

WAR IMPAIRMENT,
OFFICE OF CHI SIG. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July rs, 1871. j
The low barometer which was, on Mon
day afternoon, west Of wisconsin has
moved northeastwsrd and Is now prohs-
bly, central north Of and on Lake Supefi-
or. The pressure has fallen from the Up
per Mississippi TO Lake Ontario, and a
high barometer has moved from Pennsyl-
vsnia to Maine, and ~ Is probable that
the barometer ia quite low OF the coast Of
the Middle STATES. Threatening weather,
with light rains, has been very generally
reported from Missouri to the Gulf and.
from Wisconsin TO Lake Superior.
Cloudy weather, with ~northessterly
winds, has continued on the Atlantic
coast, and brisk winds, with occasional
rain, prevail this afternoon from Cape
Hstteras TO Cape Cod. Partially clear
EandAcleaLinR Westher Is now reported
from Lake Michigan TO the CarolinaB.
The low pressure on Lake Superior will
probably move eastward and on Wednes-I
day extend southesstward to Lake Onta-
rio. Brisk easterlY winds viii probably
prevail on the East Atlantic and partialIvy
cloudy oryelesrinR weather on the South
Atlantic coast. S~outherly. winds, with
rainy threatening weather, is probable
from the Western Gulf tothe Ohio Yal-
ley, and csearing-up wssthsrin the North.
~ LL AL-
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IA r - - -
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ANY person wishing to purchase 8
beautiful cottage can ascertain psrticu-
lars by Supplying to Col Alexander, Bust
ness Manager Of the APPEAL.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE COLLEGE,
A BOardlnE and Day school for Young
Lsdiess2 - Miles 8outheast Of

80 DaJ SoAo9l TO- loAA8
ladies, 2H Miles Southeast Of
Memphis, Tenn.
TECORPORATED WIFE COLLEGIATE
\ rover and Privileges BY b Legislature
Course OF study COMPREHENSIVE and Thor
OuRh-
lnstruetsoh given DAILY by twelve Profess
sOi3 ana Isachera in aH the English Branch
falnII1g. Wax Fruit and Flowers, OrnR-
mental Needle Work, etc.
Superior ADVANTAGES Tor MU9IC Iusfru-
mental and Vocal.
Location, Buildings and general school
Advantages. every way superior.
81 The 3 Session VIII omen the ECO
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
For catalogues, circulars or other informa-
ton, address REV. @ CObLISA DD, Pres't.
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PIANOS!

AT COST. .
You never viii again have such an OPP
portnnitv as is now offered. Ffrst-class
pianos offered at, cost, at e B. Denny's,
No. 282 Second street, toTsell out stock ON
hand If you want a GOOD PIANO, CHEAP,
this is Your chance. " GiH .hl% sn-fA 4
ITS Fr5T1f1 al 10 4ufa 81 ao5i 2
st7a BnsaIgs4 Dsl1s1
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~hereabouts have about played out. The
river, inst noW,is inR tOlsrsble boating
stage. but cannot be depended upon 70
tsriain dne that condition for more than
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TRUTH.-The powers Of Mrs. Whit
COMBS syrup for children are as positive
As ths sunlight from heaven, and gentle
snd soothing ~ an angels whisper.
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SRA Moss FkRINK, from pure Irish moss,
for blanc mango, p~uddings. custards,
creams, etc, etc, the cheapest, heslthiest,
and most delicious food in the world.
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' 6. A STOVALL,
iyZs S7 Main street.
HOUSE AND LOTION Moseley avenre, lot
n or two acres. Inquire OF A. MOREHEAD,
new Raleigh road, 2miles rom Court sqnare,
DOILFR-New portable boiler, l2-horse
ID power, for sale cheap. Inquire AZ
SWIFTPS IRON AND STEEL WORKS,
Iy20 1875 Main street.
nOCKAWAY-A handsome secondhand
II rocksWsy, almost new, at MORGANlS,
"a second street.
OOTTAGE-For sale, a new. substantially
u built cOttsge, neatly finished, containing
sfx rooms Would take some suburban land
in part payment. Address m }. C." 81 this
ONCE. ly4
SPLENDID RARGAIH-Twenty five
n acres Of land and Improvements, OF the
. Shelby County Turnpike" one mile east OF
the city, AT VERTL Low RATS
HENRY G. SMITH.
JyI5 BEN. MAY.
CAW-MILL.-One A No. / Steam saw-Mnl,
y complete, with Girls attached ltorty-
horse power. Apply 10 J. A. ONLEN,
Jy4 No. 2S6h Second street, Memphis.
GOTreN PREss-A Tyler steam Cotton
u Press, with adjustable wedge frame, cyl
inder 20 inches in diameter, with boiler,
chimney, connecting pipes, etc, The ma
chlnery Is In good running order ana can De
seen at work al the Cooper Cotton Press cor
ner Of New Levee and Thslla streets, First
District, New Orleans. ls6
nOILERs-New and Secondhand Boilers,
ID OF different sizes, for sale cheap at Union
Iron Works, Adams street, nesn Bayou:
teIO CUBBINs 4 GUM.
ULUFF CITY MILLS, l7 Poplar street; in
ID good repair; VIII sell on easy terms, OF
HenE ID. e
~ 2g7k Main street.
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DTot1cea

In Bankruptcy. %
yTHE undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as assignee of 3. 3.
Moore, of Gibson county, Tennessee, who
has been adjudged q bankrupt upon petition
OF his creditors.
]. W. DICKINSON, Assignee.
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srnAn1rrras. US sepoad ssrOst.
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Joe Locke, 1854 Main street, has all Tho
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weeklies and the largest variety OF dalieR
in the city.
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JOE LOCKE, news dealer, 1854 Msir
street, has all the late papers from al
parts Of the United States.
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IN PORT.
Bstesville, Thomas h. Allen.
RIvERs, WEATHER HEG AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS, WEATHER M BUSINESS.
Weather cool, with a steady rain during
the day. The river here is declining
slowly; at Cairo the river Is rising SLOWLY
at st. Louis the river is falling, with TX
feet scant in the channel between the two
points. The Ohio river is receding down
to Cairo, with 6 feet inithe channel, Ar
kansas river came to a stand yesterday.
after rising l loot altogether. with 4 feet
in the channel from Little Rock out, and
2 feet above there White river is falling.
with 5 feet in the channel from Deyslfs
Bluff out, and 3 feet above there. There
was q fair amount OF business doing on the
wharf, with good list of arrivals and de-
p~arturss. The Indictment weather deferred
shipments to some extent.
By TRLEeRAPH.
NASHVILLE, July 25.-The river is fall
ing, with 2 feet large on HRrpeth shoals,
Weather fair and warm.
EVANSVILLE, IND, July 25.-Weather
cloudy and cool, with a fine rain this
afternoon. The river has fallen 8 inches.
Business light.
PITTsBURa, July 2.-Weather clear and
pleasant. The Monongahela has q inches
In the channel, and is stationary.
CAIRO. July 25.-Port list:5 Columbia
Arkansas river to st. Louis, 10 pm. CITY
of Quincy, st. Louis to New 0rlesns!4
pm; City of Chester, st. Louis to Mem
phis, 7p.m. The Quincy was aground II
hours at Greenlesf's. The Doe came here
this morning for a lighter 20 relieve some
barges aground at the same place. River
fell 2 inches. A light rein fell all this
stternoon. Mercury Zoe. |
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Arrived: Rich
mond, New Orleans; Grand Tower, Mem
phis. Departed: Beardstown, Galveston: |
Gnafo Rilvar Naw nrIaana Rivar .4ui
Weathergcl0udy, with prospects |
of rain, and getting cool. beo9 -
, LdTTIA Rock, July25.-Weather cloudy
and threatening rain all day. River fell
CINCINNATI, July 25.-River z feet 1
inch in the channel, having fallen 4
inches In the past - hOufs. Weather par ]
sIs4 AAAA4dA Mot
Hdoft1n1a .useEseL - aa4H1
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TO BRICKLAYERS.
curry ENGINEERS oFFfCE

HrfY ENGINEERS OFFICE
MEMPHIS, TRIM, July u, lSLJ
- Sealed proposals viii be receivsS 20
this ONCE until Y m. THURSDAY, the 9th inst,
for building a brick sewer at the intersection
OF Orleans and Jessamine Streets h city re-
thu right to reject any or all Of the
bids. Fer further information apply At this
once. LIB HUMPHREYS,
JyN .lr, CITY Enginser,
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NATURES Observation-Disclosures
In Nature produces q great remedy for dis.
ease, the best thing Hcience can do is to follow
her prescription. By separating the water of
the famous SeltEer spring into its elements,
science has discovered the means by which
1that World-renowned Spa effects such unpar-
allied cures, q by combining those ele-
mentg artidcIallV I'M L-
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Drowned
Brownies, 8l6 Second street.
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MEMPHIS
Medical College,
Medical Dspartm't of Cumberland University
SESSION s7I-72.

A LEXANDER ERSKINE, MD, DEAN,
IA Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
BENZ. ". AVENT, ND, Professor OF tbs
Principles snd Praeties OF Surgery.
DUDLEG ID. BAUNDEkS, N d, Frof6ssOr OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD B. MAURY, ND, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
ROBT. ". MITCHELL, Nd, Professor OF Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
ALFRED H. VOORHEES,, Md, Professor o.
Aural and OphthRlmic Surgery.
]. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, MD, Professor Of
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy
FELIX MCFARLAND, ND, Professor OF
GUSTAVUS b. THORNTON, Nd. Demon
stratOr Of Anatomy.
ROBT. THUMMEL- n D., ProsectOr 10 the
Professor Of Anatomy.
b Nineteenth Annual Course Of Lectures
in this I~ustitutiOn will begin on MONDAY,
October 18th and continue to March ], lS71
~ DisseCting rooms open October list, and
students viii IL that in Memphis the faciii-
ties for the study Of Practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed
Clinical Lectures viii be given each week.,
throughout the session, al the City Hospital
and City DtspensaIy, FREE OPC
Good Board can be had nsaT the College for
$50 per month.
the full Fees of alI the PrOfessors--S5C "
Demonstration 10 ~
Naturalization Fes...--... 5 "
The last Session the Medical Col
lsge OF Memphis has become the Medical De-
partment OF Cumberland University, iOcat Al
at Lebanon, Tennessee, and as such is perma-
nently established In Memphis.
- For any in regard TO this
and other matters relating thereto, apply to
ALEXANDEK ERSkINE, Md,
jyl4-d-W Dean Of the FACULTY.