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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-28

,NTCE AND Ei3AED.--Cne Of the grontest
y Advantages Is noH offered in Tenacssas and
Kenrcky Lands, wiich haze been selected by the
duc:veress Of soil convenience Of rairoat and tiv
er iGciiites, cEC thorough examination o. 'itico
These LanLs are now offered a. very low pric s1,ts
enable every iaGp 3trors man to i've "nnae; ne
profitable Investment. For fGl. particulars, ed.
dress or cali az the office Of c. SRRlEGtE, lI3
Smithdeld st, Pittsburgh. Pa mimi.
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CREDITORS NOTICE.

Nc. Tl-In the First Chancery Court Of shelby
county,. j. Ammonett, Executor Of j. NJ
Provine, deceased, vs.. Sarah A Provfns and
Otners.
TUE insolvency OF the estate OF ]. N. Pro-
vine, deceased, having been suggested,
and this cause having been instituted Tor the
purpose Of winding up his estate ulder the
tnsoiTent laws Of Tennessee.
Notice l. hereby given to al parties inter
ested, either as creditors or heirs, or who claim
to be such, TO come forward and have them
selves male parties to this suit and nle and
establish their claims, within the time pre-
scrlhed by law, tO-wit: on OF before the Aln
day Of April, 1875, for residentsi ana on or De-
fore the 1ith day Of April, $50 Tor non-reSi-
dents or Tennessee or the same viii be for
ever barred.
Notice IS also given that al proceedings In
the County Court, relative 70 the administra-
ton On said estate, are %enioined, and that all
parties are Inhibited from further prosecuting
On BEGINNING any suits in law or equity
aqainsf said estate, but a e required 20 c me
fntp this cause and prosecute their claims
here. It Is ordered that a copy OF this order
be published in the Memphis Appeai once a
week, for four successive weeks. Oct "a lsI2.
K A. COLE, Clerk n Master.
BY Z. b. MCHENRT, Deputy c. and "a.
Humss a Poston, Soils. for complnt. Ojlthu
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DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, November 21.-FlOur
opened firm and fairly active, and closed
quiet, buyers generally refusing to pay
the advance; superfine Western and
State, S. S5G6 .. Whisky, 95G 954c.
Grain-Wheat a shade firmer, demand
chiefly for export; Amber, western, 81 20
al IS; rye, sic; barley firm; western,
SEA 6c: corn is firmer, strict western,
mixed, 634G64c; oats dull and lower,
old western mixed, 49G5lc. Coffee
firm; Rio, 15G19tc. Sugar quiet; Cuba,
sHG10lc. Professionalism firmer; mess,
SIS 406l6. Beef quiet; mess, IS SO;
extra,SS 50(Gl0. Cut meats are quiet;
hams, 13!G143; shoulders, &c. Lard is
more active and firmer; kettle, SIC.
Butter is more active; Western, l09l6c.
CHICAGO, November 2l.-Flour is
firm and in better shipping demand,
the facilities for Transporting being re-
stored; spring extra, s. 50C96 p, with
large sales on private terms. Wheat is
active and advanced; spring No. l, 81 20;
No. ?, Slll. Corn in fair demand and
advanced; No. ?, mixed, 32t@32tc.
Oats firm; No. ?, 23k9283c. Rive, No.
2, 55G554c. Mess pork quiet at SlS for
round lots OF new. Lard strong and
tendency higher; 3467kc. Meats of all
kinds firm and held higher; green hams,
7l@75c; shoulders, 34c; short rib mid
dies, 6tc loose, boxed 4Gsc higher.
Whisky steady at sec.
CINCINNATI, November 21.-Flour
in fair demand and advanced 10 s. 15G
Z 80. Wheat steady; red, 81 4SG1 IS.
Corn firm; old, 40642c; new, 37G3Se.
Rye quiet at 67670c. Oats steady at
27a33c. Pork nominal at S13 so for spot.
Lard quiet; kettle, zee; sales Of steam
at Z 9-l6c. Bulk meats steady at AZ, 50
and &c, with sales. Bacon in light de-
mand, but holders firm at 81 10 and
l04c-quotations nominal. Green meats
steady; hams, S3{a9c, as to weight.
Hogs steady at S4a4 IS. Whisky in
good demand at sec.
LOUISVILLE, November 2l.-To-
bacco firm and active; sales of 81 hogs
heads. Bagging firm and unchanged.
Flour in good demand; extra family,
s. 25; A No. ], Sl7 50. Wheat nomin-
ally 81 40t6l IS. Corn quiet at 43043c.
Oats quiet at 2SGSOc. Rye quiet at 65c.
Barley, 10000. Hogs quiet at 50 75lG4.
Mess pork nominal at Sl3 50. Bulk
meats in fair demand at (, 90 and &c
loose in round lots, tc higher for packed,
small lots on order 4c higher than
packed. Bacon, 6tG6i and 1Ote packed.
Lard, tierces Sc. Whisky firm at soc.
ST LOUIS, November 2l.-hIUur is
steady; super winter, 81 25S4 So extra,
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EElEETT
sANGEHE

Vhftmore.
e j. Fl
mas ALI
Nacclro,
= Byrd.
Odesta.
EeztinEt
Over1Ou
Theodore i
T. Brouu.
.Slgnaigo,
Gre
d0nCH Hay
Al Ham
BrOWnsvilii
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, November q, 1920 am.
Cotton steady; ordinary, l63c; good
ordinary, 16}c; low middling, Ice;
middling, l9lc Alabama, 1880; Or
leans, zoe; Texas, 20lc. Futures easy.
Sales to-day export, 1000 bales;
January, 10 1-16c, paid; February, 194c;
March, 197-l6c; April, 19 1l-l6c; May,
1919; November, 1890; December, l9Bc;
now offered, 19c.
1915 p.m.-Cotton quiet; ordinary,
164e; good ordinary, 163c; low
middling, ice; middling l94c; Alaba-
ma, l92c; Orleans, zoe; Texas, 204c;
sales tO-day-to spinners, 1874 bales;
futures, 5000 bales; sales last evening
to exporters, l7bales; to spinners, l3O
bales; to spectators, 353 bales. Flu
lures quiet; January, IS 15-l6c; May,
zoe; November, 10 5 Ice; December,
1890.
3:I5 I'm. - Cotton easy; ordinary,
l6tc; good ordinary, 164e; low middling,
lee; middling, l92c; Alabama, 1897
Orleans, zoe; Texas, 204c. Sales to-
day-expOrt, 100 bales; spinners, 1854
bales; for speculation, So bales; fu-
lures, 1850 bales; sales last evening
export, 25 bales; spinners, 155 bales;
speculation, 1856 bales. Futures easy,
January, 10 13-l6c; March, 19}c; April,
10 9-16c; November, 10 3-l6e; December,
10 13-16c.
Cotton report for six days at all Uni
ted States ports-Receipts, $500 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 1856 bales
exports to continent, 1854 bales; stock,
374, 776 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November q II 80
a.m.-COtton in good demand; mid
ding, 1890. No sales.
p.m.-COtton in good demand; mid
ding, 1859. Sales to-day, 1000 bales;
last evening, $500 bales; receipts, ESQ.,
bales.
LIVERPOOL, November q, II :3C
am. - Cotton market strong; mid
ding uplands, 9&GS5d; Orleans, l0fd;
Sales, 10000 bales.
l 80 p.m.-CottOn market strong; up
lands, 94695d; Orleans, l0ld. Sales
Is, eco bales.
) p.m.-Cotton market strong; up
lands, ed; Orleans, lOt9l04d.
CINCINNATI, November 2l.-Cot.
ton firm; middling, Ice.
LOUISVILLE, November 2l.-Cot-
ton higher and better; good low mid
ding, l75c.
ST. LOUIS, November Election
quiet; good ordinary, l7Sc.
NASHVILLE, November 2l.-Cot-
ton demand fair and advanced; low
middling, lSsc.
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The insurance companies are still
ssuewhat excited over the prospect OF
additional failures. Thus far four COM
panies have gone under, namely, the
nar.boldt, International, Market and
Washington. The losses of the Wash
inELoa company were first reported al
ninety thousand dollars, but in reality
were two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. This misstatement is claimed
ID be due 10 a Geographic blunder. The
public is fearful that other erroneous
kilograms will come to light. The Her
aid reports that the Commercial Ex-
alange, Arctic and Hoffman companies
have not yet succeeded in securing the
necessary funds from their stockholders.
The Arctic, however, publishes a card,
stating that their assessment has been
promptly collected. The Washington
probably will not pay more than one,
third OF its losses. Insurance official;
are thoroughly aroused on the subject O
resisting ali conspiracies to force sol
vent, though crippled companies, intC
the hands Of receivers, in order that
Judges, lawyers and sherifs' officers may
plunder their treasury. The fight agains
these legal wreckers will be made in
common.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-22

estimate of the whole cotton grade
throughout the world. III the manufae-
turer makes a contract to supply his fab
rics at a fixed price for months to come,
be can Immediately buy cotton TO the
full extent Of his sales in the New York
Cotton Exchange. IL the Spectator in
any city in the United States or Europe
wishes to make a venture for either a
higher or price in the future, he can do
50 in a few minutes, or hours at most.
This latter class is at present very nu-
merous in the United States, perhaps
more numerous than any other. The
large issues Of paper money during the
war augmented their number, probably
one hundred fold. Hundreds who for
merly speculated in stocks and gold
have now turned their attention to cot
ton"
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OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL,
IT. THsuhV. November IN. IS-2



Madison street was quiet to-day, and
there was not 8 prominent feature 70
engage q attention. Considering the
amount of cotton that has changed
hands the last few days, the offerings Of
exchange were slender. Buying on New
York and Eastern cities discount with
out grace discount with grace; on
New Orleans 4, as last week, the rate
having disappeared. Gold was taken by
brokers' at ll2l6ll24, with very little
doing. There were many Inquiries as to
the sale Of Charleston railroad stock
vesterday-tLe main particulars Of
which are so carefully hushed up. We
stated on Wedn- sday that the Sl5,0 00, il
was TUmOud, sold at about -: we have
heard 2Sl spoken Of to-day as the price,
but there Is arumor that 281 is much too
high; at present we reduce the quotation
al Charleston stock TO 26}. The care Ia
ken 20 hide the price at which sales are
made is damagingas to the present mar
ket value of the stock. A lot Of $1,000 TO
$500 Mississippi and Tennessee second
mortgage bonds are on the market for a
bid. Alc0rn money and Mississippi
warrants are in strong demand. A lot
Of 5000 State warrants were sold at So.
n 200 county warrants at SO. Since
writing the above We hear of another
sale of Charleston railroad stocks. 200
shares; this lot, q is said, sold for q.
Memphis currency bonds, with past
due coupons, skies, 5SG54; Memphis
gold bonds, skies, 60; Memphis past-
d~Ue-coup0ns, IS; Memphis and Charles
ton railroad stock, 26I; ditto lst mort
cage bonds, IS; ditto ID mortgage. so.
Memphis ari Ohio railroad stock. I9:
ditto Isl mortgage bonds, 95; ditto I'd
mortgage, 50; Mississippi and Tenues-
see railroad stock, I5[6sJ; ditto LIST
mortgage bonds, 81. ditto "a mort
gge bonds, 70e7I; Mississippi Central
lalr1ad stock IS; ditto lst mortgage
bonds 81 ditto % mortgage bonds, 81;
MlSsisslppi 'Earrants, 70GS2; Mississippi
ltFeg on'Is, 30; Arkansas levee bonds,
~ 0heiJy county new warrants, SSG92;
"ilto F.e-issue warrants, S2dS6; ditto
coupe rs, S3GS5: Bank of Tennessee
ho' Iey, old, So %; new, 33G37; Ten
A' ssee Comptrolier's warrants, $3.50.
The National Banks.
Abstractsof reports made to the Comp
Ir0lleTof the Currency, showing the con-
jiJion Of the National Banks in the Uni
ted States at the close Of business, Thurs
day, the Sd day Of October, 1872:
nr-,r---r--
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DRY 0 MARKET.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-Busi-
ness better, and quite satisfactory for the
season. Agents are distributing fair
lines Of flannels and woolens, and job
bers are doing a moderately good trade
in miscellaneous goods. WOolens are
firm at advanced rates, and the market
for cotton goods continues very strong.
Paper cambrics have been advanced tC
ten and a half cents, and are in active
request, with light supply. Foreign
goods are more lively for plain dres.
fabrics. Hazewell, Kingsley q Co,
wooden jObbers, Boston, are reported tC
have snsnended.
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COTTON.

New York closed easy with middling
~ lglc, an eighth advance; Liverpool
Was also higher and strong, quoting
gsd; New Orleans had a good demand at
unchanged prices, 1890. In market
there was nothing of yesterdays ae-
uyity except for mitdlings and above,
which were sought for Will gnabated
cagerness. Exporters and purchasers Of
medium cottOns are anxious to ship of
what they have purchased before a
wider spread Of the horse disease rem
ders doing so an impossibiliiy. They
are urged TO this not only by a desire 70
yet their cotton to its destination with
out delay, but also because the monetary
authorities are DESTROYS Of the relief that
they would experience from the present
-i,uation in which, spite Of brisk pur-
chasing, the stock increases. The pO-
-it.on OF prices Of good cOttOns is not
easy to define. From middling 70 good
uiddling is reck0ned TO be worth from
Is % 20c-what fraction betseen these
shall be paid for a given lot a buyer is
able 20 PICK out from 800 or 400 bales be-
comes a matter q arrangement between
the buyer and the factor, and the pre-
else quotation Of these grades is a matter
of nothing better than rough appr0xima-
ton, and Is su-h the figures in the table
Of quotations below must be understood.
sales amounted 10 1900 bales, and, with
the exclamation above. we quote.
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hsnd and FOR
CHlCEEe
An orders promptly nllee
J.. l. WI
rors Humba dr-
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LYONS KATHAIRON,
For Preserving and Identifying the HUI
man Hair. To Prevent its Falling
Out and Turning Gray.

a welI-preserved Head OF Hair, in a person
Of middle age, at once bespeaks refinement
elegance, health and beauty. 1t may truly be
called woman's browning glory, while men
are not insensible TO Its advantages and
charms. Few things are more disgusting than
thin, frizzly, harsh, untamed hair, with head
and covered with dandruh. Visit a bar
Der, and you feel and look I a new man.
This is what LYONS KATHAIRON win do
all the time. The charm which lies in we'll
placed hair, glossy curls, iuxurisut tresses and
a clean head, is noticeable and irresistible.
Sold nv ali D-rusglsts and Country Stores.
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.AGERS.

r-
J. II. DOYLE,
y est Hueed,
Miller,
Hunt
PaulOteyt
a Leubrie
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IS 25a5 rs; double extra, S866 50s
treble extra, So 1907 50; family, 81 $50
3 rs. Wheat demand lightbu t holders
firm; No. 8 fail, 81 IS. Corn steady;
No. ? mixed, 3I4c east track. Oats
quiet; Nc. 2, 24le, Elevator. Rye-no
sales. Whisky firm at 90c. Pork quiet
at S1S. Dry salt meats easier end in
good demand; packed lots, 4s@42, 63@z,
and rode. Bacon dull; small sales Of
clear sides at 109l0ct. Green hams
firm; block sold at 73e.
NASHVILLE, November 2I.-Flour,
quiet; ~superfine, S6a6 25; family,
S7G7 so. Wheat, 81 55GI SIS. Corn,
new loose, 45G4Sc; sacked in depot,
56G59c. Rye, sacked in depot, 90c.
Oats, loose, 30@35c. Barley, loose, 60c.
Cornmeal, 81 20. Provisions steady;
shoulders, SC; clear rib, 73c; clear sides,
Sc. Bacon-shoulders, 73c; clear sides,
l23e. Lard, kettle dried, &C.. Hogs at
S4G4l0.
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sion, 81

sing uameC
z Hotel.
tOre.J Joseph
Ark Jewel
ford Ne
Edce and a
ing.
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saturday, December s1, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis, shelby county
tennessee, part OF lot No. pc and bounded as
oHOws, to-Wtt; Beginning on the east side OF
Aaiu street at a stake S54 feet north of Poplar
street, and which is six feet from northwest
corner Of lot No. 2l0 As laid down on the plan
Of said city; running hence north with Main
street = feet II inches 70 astake; hence east
wardly parallel with the dividing line De-
tween lots Nos 200 and 40 one buudre and
'Orty-eight feet six inches TO an alley thence
-outh with said alley = feet six tnchsz . a
point SIX feet north Of the nOrtheaet corner
81 satd lot No. 30; thence Westwardly paral-
iel with the divifing line between lots Nos.
zoe and 2l8 TO the beginning.
Terms Of Saie-On a credit OF seven
thirteen months; purchaser 70 execute notes
with approved security lien retained to Sc
cure same, and equity Of redemption barred.
This November Is, lSZ
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
J. N. Gregory, Attorney. nol1
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ld 4LarE
ants
Clerk
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PLANTATION BITTERO
s. 6

This wonderful vegetable restorative
is the sheet-snchOr OF the feeble and
ie~hllitated. As g tonic and cordial Tor
the aged and Ianguid, 1t has no equal
among stomeeaics. As 4 remedy for the
nervous weakness 10 which women are
especially subject, Ii is ~supersediAg
every other stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or frigid, IT acts as q
specific In every species isOrder
which undermines the bodily strength,
and breaks down the animal spirits.
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Notice to Builders.

CEALED BIDS will be received by me at the
y ohice Of 7. c.. Bleckley, Esq, County Court
Building, Union street. Memphis, Tenn., until
Monday, the I'd day OF December next, for the
building Of TWO DOUBLE CABINs at the
County Poor House, So miles east of Mem
phis, on the Raleigh road. The rooms 70 be
~ feet square, boarded with upright boards
well 1OOred, ceiled or plastered on sides and
overhead, large window on one side OF each
room, door on the other side, opening on an
s-fOOt covered gallery, running the length Of
the two rUOms; the house TO be underplnned
with brick pillars Il inches high; hues fol
stoves in the middle so as TO have a stove q
each room, and the house to be 10 feet pitch
in the clear and covered with good heart cy.
press shingles. The Commissioner reserves
the right TO reject all bids that are not salts
factory. HENRY I. JONES,
Chairman of Poor Hnnsa Cnmmissionera
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saturday. December Z. 1872.

two certain lots or parcels Of ground in the
city Of Memphis, E0d described as follows:
Being lots Nos-l 10 and Il, on Promenade street:
lot No. 10 fronts twenty-five feet on PRONE
made street and runs back e~astwardly with
twenty-five feet OF Promenade street and runs
back seventy feet, and adjoIns lot No. Do on
north. Title believed to be good, but convey
only as trustee.
ms CHAS rrusron
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On Saturday, December I, 1872,
legal hours, the following described

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wtG:
Situated in Memphis, Shelby county, Ten
nessee; thus described and beginning on the
northwest corner of an alley on Front street
or Clinton street forty-seven az feet from the
southwest corner OF Bolton & Dickens lot
thence nOrthwardly forty-seven % feet TO
Bolton & Dickens lot; thence with Bolton &
Dickens line ~eastwardly one hundred and
twenty-five feet, six inches Q& feet, 6 inches)
TO a stake; thence southwark forty-seven al
feet to an alley Themes with the north line OF
said alley one hundred q twenty-five feet.
six Inches az feet, 6 inches TO the place OF
beginning, being known upon R. Topp's plan
Of South Memphis as lot Nos II and Il, in
block No. l9, in county lot No. 49i.
Terms of S9ie@On a credit OF seven months,
purchaser executing note with approved Sc.
curity; lien retained; equity Of redemption
barred. This November "a, 1872.
NJ. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Humes & POston, Soils. for Compln'ts- noli
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The New York World expressed its
opinion a. follows as to buying futures
in actual business transactions: 1.-THE
system Of trading in cotton by means Of
contracts for future delivery, first intro
duced during our civil war, and which
has already reached such gigantic pro-
PORTIONS, j. an improvement hardly sec
oli % the clearinghouse system in
banking. If the planter wants 70 sell
Li- crop all he has % do is 70 telegraph
to bis agent and j. l. done, even though
b. has not yet grown TO maturity, and at
a price which il generally the average
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust 10 me executed
ID on the Sth day OF MAY, 1907, by ". X.
Grider and Il. II. Horton and wife, % secure
certain Indebtedness therein stated, which is
recorded in the Registers Onice Of shelby
county, Tennessee, In Record Book No. 81,
pages s. - and u. 70 which reference Is hereby
maze, I viii, as trustee, on
Friday, the 22d day Of November, 1879,
between TIE hours Of I and O'Clock pm, be-
ore the eutrace on the north side Of Union
street 20 the cOurthouse. In the city Of Mem
phis, Tennessee, proceed 70 sell, to the hlghe {
bidder, for cash, the following described real
estate and appurtenances, being the same de-
scubed In said Deed Of Trust: situate in the
county OF Shelby, in Chickasaw CITY, or Fort
Pickering, being in block No. g, on the north
west corner Of Broadway u Main street ex-
tended, fronting on Main street, west side, los
feet and running back en- Broadway, north
side, EIZ feet, the north line running with
the south boundary line Of Horron's lot, pur-
chased from J. N. sam The equity OF re-
demptton Of all parties in and TO said land is
expressly waived in said Deed Of Trust. and
the title believed 70 be good, but 1 convey
only rs Trustee. " j. WILSON, Trustee.
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate

No. 81, R.-First Chancery Court Of Sh Thy
c~ounty-Lydta A. Potter vs.. Il. H. PoJJe
ct al.
D1 virtue Of an tnterlOcutory decree for sale
ID entered In the above cause October Is. Isl,
1 viii sell, at public auction to the high
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Master
Office, Greenlaw Opera House., Second street.
in the city Of Memphis. Tennessee. on
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BELL SCHNAPPs
Distilled by the Pr~OprietOrs at
sGHIEDAM, IN HOLLAND.
An t-nVIgorating Tonic and Medicinal
Beverage.

Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and free frem all
1eleterious substances. 1t is distilled from
BARLEY OF the finest quality, and the ARC
MATICJUNIPER BERRY OF ITALY and designed
expressly for cases Of DYSPEPSIA or ISDIGEs-
TION, DROPsY, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, GENERAL
DEBILITY, OF THE BLADDER,
PAINS IN III BACK AND STOMACH n all
diseases OF the URINARY ORGANs. IL gives
great relief in ASTHMA, GRAVEL and CAL
Gull IN FIJI BLADDER; strengthens and in
yigOrates the system, n is q certain prevent
i've and cure of that dreadful scourge, FE.
YER AND AGUE.
CAUTION! Ask for HUDSON G. WoLFE's
BELL S-CHNAPPs."
For sale by all respectable Grocers and
ApOthecaries.
HUDSON @. WOLFE & Co, Sole Importers,
sell Office, Is South William st., New YOrk
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H KENTUCKY
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
100000 IN BANK
To PAY ALL GIFTS.
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT
eJ0O.0 FOR ONEY SIG

7 the Second Grand Gift Concert, author
"A lied by special act OF the Legislature, in
aid of the Public Library OF Kentucky, una
vOidably postponed from September y to De-
cember :, and which positively and ~uneQuiv-
ocally occurs in Louisville, KY, Saturday,
December :, 1872 without further delay or
any account whatever, the following Cash
Gins are for distribution by lot among the
ucket-holders:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-22
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MOTHERS!
Don't fail to procure MRS. WIESLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN
TEETHTNG.

1t softens the gums, reduces Inflammation,
allays all pain, and cures wind collie. Perfect
" safe in all cases. We would say to every
mother who has a suffering child, Do not let
your preiudices, nor the p~rejud!ces Of Others,
stand between you and your suffering child
and the relief that viii besure-yes, absolutely
-ure-to follow the use OF this medicine, If
timely used.
Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle.
Be sure and call for
Mrs WInsIOW's Soothing SYRUP
Having the fac-simile of CURTIS a PER
KINS" on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY druggists throughout the verdi.