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ON saturday, June 5, Is7a.

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate:
al Certain tract of land in Shelby county,
Tennessee, described and bounded as foiI0Ws:
Beginning at a stake, from which north 745
west twelve l2l links, an elm marked NJ
thence south thirty-fOur (34l chains and fifty
links To o stake; from which south 1917,
gsst fhirty-six inks, q sweet gum marked ]
thence east eleven Q) chains and seveuty-fOur
fO links to a stake in the field; thence north
fhfrty-fOur f3H chains nifty (50l links to q
stake, from which south 49,, west tweuty-six
(26l links, an ash marked II; thence west
eleven I'D chains and se~Venty-fOur az links
to the beginning, containing forty and one
half (40ka acres, and being part Of original
grant 9I for 800 acres in the name Of George
Loherty.
Terms Of sale-On a credit OF seven anu
eighteen months, purchaser executing notes,
bearing interest, with good security; lien re-
tanned; equity Of redemption barred. This
April 2, 1872.
M.D.L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Hanson, Estes 81 Dashiel, Soils. for comps.
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LEAF r SAUCE.
Pronounced by Connoisseurs

l. "THE ONLY COOL SAUCE"
Itimproves appetite and digestion, n II
is uurivalled for its flavor, We are directed
parties making or vending counterfeits.
JOHN DUECANsS SONS,
oc5 AGENTS. New York.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, May 8, 11:30 am
Cotton quiet; middling, DC. Sales, 400
bales.
2p.m.-COttOn unsettled. middling
nominal, 22sc. Sales, 1900 bales. Re
ceipts, 421 bales.
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, May 8, 1880 pm
Sight exchange, per cent. premium.
Sterling exchange, l2491244.
= p.m.-Sight exchange, per cent.
premium. Sterling exchange, 124G
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nnUAT The WEEKLY APPEAL, by
ttEHI- mail, 3 50 per annum. To
clubs of two or more, s. The DAILY
APPEAL (seven papers per week. is
served 10 city subscribers for 25c. per
week, ami SO per year by mail.
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wednesday, May 18th, IS72,

between the hours Of II am. and pm, the
Following described lot In the city OF Memphis.
Tennessee, tO-Wit.
Beginning at the northeast corner OF Wood
runs lot, on the west side OF Main street, "a
feet o inchesl twenty-fouF feet nine inches, 70
the lot recently awarded TO Annie and Ca
milia Pope, heirs OF Mrs. Camilla DubOse, de-
OF said lot 6O feet 8 inchesl hfy-siN feet six
inches; thence south "a feet 9 fnchesl twenty
four feet nine inches; thence east IS feet 8
Inches (hfty-six feet six inches, to the begin
ming; and being part OF lot No. - as laid
down on the map Q~iueker'sl Of the city Of
Memphis.
All right Of redemption Is waived. The
title 1 consider undOubted, but convey only
as trustee. ". a. RAWLINGS, Trustee.
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TEE
WORLDS PEACE JUBILEE
CHORUS BOOK

is the book to be used at the coming great fes-
tiYal. IL is now in the hands of the 10000 sing
ers who are to compose the choir.
The music was carefully selected by the
Music COMMITTEES, and the book win be n pop
ular and useful book for use in all musical So
e~ieties, and should be in the hands of all in
the audience at the Coliseum. 1t is the very
best kind OF Libretto.
US octave pages. Price, 75e.
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between the hours o. one and three pm, on
the southwest corner Of Madison and Main
streets, MeHophis, TO the highest bidder, az
public auction, for cash, the following de-
seribed lot or parcel Of land, being the land
described In said Deed OF Trust. lying situate
and being in the county Of Shelby and State
Of Tennessee, bounded and described as fol-
lows, tO-wft: Beginning At the southwest cor
ner OF Valentine street and Fair Ground
avenue; running thence west with the said
Fair Ground avenue, i've hundred and seventy
feet 70 q stake, thence south about i've hum
dred feet 10 a stake; thence east five hundred
ana seventy feet 10 the said Valentine ave
nue.; thence north with the said Valentine
avenue 10 about five hundred feet 10 the point
of beginning, containing in all i've and forty
one O~ne-hundredths acres, the same being
subdivision.
The equity Of redemption in and to said
property Is expressly waived in said Deed Of
Trust, and the title believed TO be good, but i
ODY only as Trustee.
ap4 JOHN VANCE. Trustee.
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To Contractors and Farmers.

PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD,O
ENGINEER's OFFICE, 49, MADIsON ST,
MEMPHIS, May 4, IS72.J
PROPOSALS are invited from Contractors
l. md parties residing along the line OF the
Paducah and Memphis Railroad for the de
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ST. LOUIS, May 9.-Cotton held a
22gG23e.
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LOUISVILLE, May 9-COttOn dull and
nominal; low middling, Z24c.
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WANTED
w AalaU -
ONE HUNDRED LABORERS,

BIZ Gilmer & Rather, Ripley Railroad, Md
dletOn, Tennessee. station men wanted. Ap-
pip to J.B. galloway, Memphis and Charles
ton Depot, apS
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NASHVILLE.


NASHVILLE, May 9.-Cotton duh and
nominal.
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DISSOLUTION.

THHE partnership OF Sutton, Trigg Co, nav
ing expired by Limitation, is thisday dis
solved, James Sutton having sold his interest
to ]. NJ. Trigg and John Cailaghan. The re-
manning partners assume the liabilities and
collect the assets. JAMES SUTTON.
JOHN Fl. TRIGG.
JOHN CALLAGHAN.
L. LAWHORN.
May l,IS72.
Referring to the above, the undersigned
offer the stock, consisting OF provisions, pro-
duee and groceries, at reduced prices, together
with three mules, drays and harness, ard
the stores, $50 and 352 Front street, for rent for
their ~unexpired lease.
J.. NJ. TRIGG.
JOHN CALLAGHAN.
N.Y. L.BAWHOR.
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$22,2OO.OO Cash PREMIUMS
TIC BE DIsTRIBUTED BY THE

a "M IN BE HlBU BY THE "a ."H sH## 8
MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY,
Under The authority of al act passed at the last esDnf te LegMMuref Tm ebeneht OF
Agricultural and Mechanical Societies oftheS Estate - b.
Ft GrndS Singh Numbe Distribution for The Improvement OF the Fair Grounds will take
place. n Saturday, June Izt, 1879. ~
AT36S SECOND STREET, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, Att O'CLOCK PM ."#
FULL CERTIFICATE SHARES, $500; HALVES 2 50; QUANTITIES., 81 %
Zen ThOusand Numbers only 5I.O Cash Premiums to e paid wa e
- ~ nlnnediatey aher he distribution takes place
Rs- tits earnestly hoped that tsn modest can on the public 0ra assistance win Inject with that
hearty repon@ that ej business Ofthec cause demands
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DEssOhUTION

TTHE firm of Howard, Bradshaw q Coz is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, WA.
COthran and J. = COthran retiring.
The cotton factOrage and commission busi7
ness will be continued by the remaining
partners, q. C.. Howard and s.. J. Bradshaw,
under the firm name of Howard * Bradshaw,
at No. 26 Front street, who 6re authorized to
settle all claims due the old drmi also, its
obligations.
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Sale Of Real Estate
On
SATURDAY.. JuNE 8. 1872.

Nc. 43lS-JOhn Green co al. vs.. A. L. Mitchell
ct al-In the Second Cnancery Court OF Shell
by county, Tennessee.
DY virtue Of an interlOeutory order of sale
ID made in this cause,I viii sell to the high
est bidder al pubhc sale, in 'front.' Of the second
Chaneery courtroom, on Second street, Mem
wNsG. Tannauuaa
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT
FOR NAN AND BEAST.

Probably few articles ave ever had so eX-
tensive asale, while none hav been more uni
versally beneficial than the celebrated MEXl-
CAN MUSTANG EMINENT. Children,
adults, horses and domestic animals are al
ways liable TO accident, and II is safe to say
that no family can pass n single season with
1t becomes a matter OF Importance, then, 10
secure the best.
over three hundred livery stables in the city
Mustang Liniment, in all of whichit gives IN
usual satisfaction.
CAUTI0N-The genuine is wrapped in a
fine steel-plate engraving, with sc. W. West
brook, Chemist, and "Trade Mark, Mexican
Mustang Llninent," engraved across the face
of each wrapper. The whole bears the propri-
etor's private United States Revenue Stamp,
and not a common stamp, as used by drug
gists.
Lyon Manufacturing Company,
u Il PARK PLACE NEW YnRK- ann
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DR.. Lowell MasOn's
S ONO GARDENS

ANN AA E+AAZH 49,
in itself, but one naturally succeeds the other
in a school course. The books ane
Perfect Mines of Valuable Materials for
Music Teaehers.
s-.-'.s
This song Garden (Scng Garden LIST Book
Is for the little ones. Here are simple Ele-
ments, Easy Exercises. about 80 Tunes, many
of them the very sweetest.
Flowers of Melody. Price, 80 cents
The I'd Song Garden (Song Garden ID Bookl
Lowell MasOn's Celebrated Elements, 800 lex
ereises and Roundsin the Practical Course"
Us Songs. 70 Sacred Tunes. Price, so cents.
The Sd Song Garden Song Garden Sd Book
Resume of the Elements. Musical Cate
chism. Vocal Culture with plates. s. Exer-
eises and ~Solteggios. 30 2, 3 and 4-part Songs
and Glees. Price, 81.
$1,000 -.-s.-~ ".--
The above books sent, postpaid, on receipt
of retail price.
OLIVER DITSON q Co, Boston.
apl4 O.. II. DITSON q Co, New York.
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rhur.day, tho 18th Day Of May, 1872,

the following described property, lying and
being in the eountyo of shelby and State of
Tennessee, being part of lot No. LAG, as laid
down on the map of the city of Memphis, on
the west side Of Main street; Beginning 8 feet
south from the thy corner Of Main and
Winchester streets; thence south with Main
street . feet, and extending back west, be-
tween two parallel lines, s. feet, being the
same property described in the last viii Of
Nicholas Glynns deceased. Levied on as the
propeTtyaoF p. Glynn to satisfy said debt, in
terest and COSTS Sale between the hours OF ID
o'clock am. and 4 pm.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
I Rv NJ pvDTr Darnfv SHERIFF nplS
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THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

CINCINNATI, May 9.-Cotton steady;
middling. 22lc.
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FRANKFORT, May 9.-5-2Os of 1862,
95l.
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TRUSTEES SALE
THE CITY OFMEMPHIS.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed to the
ID undersigned rs trustee, by X. NJ. Ander-
son, on the 10Th day Of April, 1871, 10 secure
certain iudebtedDss therein specified due BY
said X. Anderson 70 j. j. Rawlings & Co.. j. as
said trustee, VIII offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, 70 the highest bidder, FOR cash, on the
nranisas. In he CITY Of Memnhla- ON
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Trustees Sale.

D4 virtue Of a Deed Of Trust to me executed
- Dy Robert H. Crockett and Mary b. Crock
EFT and O-P. Lyles, Trustee OF the said Mary
b. CrOckett, on the l4th day OF February, lsT1.
which - Of record in registers Office Of
5neiDy county tennessee, in Record Book No.
~ page 80, 20 secure certain Indebtedness
therein stated, al the instance OF the beued-
e-arIaa IIaraIn- / ~ Irlralaa .niM aaII o.
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N nVupWTCu in the DAILY, WEEKLY
Ut6nlkUI and SUNDAY APPEAL,
all three Of them circulating largely
in the surrounding country. They are
the best advertising mediums in the
Southwest.
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building, situated on block al, represented by
1873 shares of the capital stock, besides which,
since the death of said deeedent, his heirs have
bought additional stock for the estate, 20 the
amount Of about 5000, leayinga small balance
which can be bought by the main purchaser
herein.
All encumbranees, II any, viii be paid out Of
the purchase-mOney, thereby giving him q
fee-simple title.
Terms OF a credit OF ~, Is and "A
months; purchasers required to execute notes,
with approved personal s~uretfes, bearing inte-
secure same, and equity Of redemption barred.
This April 18th, 1872.
L. A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
BEECHER x BELCHER, Attorneys.
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Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate

ns-By virtue OF a f. fa- to me directed BY the
clerk Of me First Circuit Court Of shelby
Sountv- ApriI Is. 1877, in the case of MerG1ants
Nafio5aI Rank vs.. p. Glenn and Peter Law.
less, judgmentlTth January lo6os Iors ite ss-t0U,
bfShest bidder, for cash, In front of the Sher-
ms Office, on Second street, in the city Of
Mamnhfg. on
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The Hour of Singing,
BY l.. O. EMERSON and W.. 5. FELDEN

Exquisite Son and Chorus, "The beautiful
Days that are Past" -.-...-..~..-H 0tVdTd 35c
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate,
SATURDAY., MAY nth, 1872.

No. 29S-R. d. Rambaut, administrator Of es-
tate Of Z. p. BOWles, deceased, ". ElyiFa w.
BOwles ct al.
DY virtue Of an order Of sake made in this
ID cause, Il Wilseu, at public auction. 10 the
highest bidder. in front of the Office Of the
Second Chaneery Court, in the city OF Mem
phis, Tennessee, on
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GEORGE G. HOWARD.
SIDNEY ]. BRADSHAW.
WILLIAM A.
= HnWHD
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has been adopted promptly, on examination,
by n large number of teachers of High Schools,
for which its happy arrangement of Theory,
ably adapt it. Price. 81.
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The above books and songs sent, postpaid,
on receit of retail price. Z
OLIVER, DITSON & CO., Boston.
ann CHAS. II. DITSON q Co, New York.
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The season is now pressing, and il would be
well for planters to give in their orders to
Messrs. Mnburn q Walker, without further
notice. They win give planters all the time
they wish for the payment.
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NOn-R Resident Notice.

E. a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By n. Il. McHENRY, ID. O.. and n.
Iarriner q Lee, SOl'rs for Petrs. my9
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~NOn.Resident Nnfiee.

f. A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
BY r. B. MCHENRY. ID. q. NJ.
Ed. Burke Pickett, Sol'r for Petrs. apaa
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Capital Song for Young Singers, "Maudie
and the Blue-Bird" .Hdcklet0n SOC
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On Saturday, juno Ist. Is72.
POsTofFICE BUILDING.
NEW MEMPHIs THEATER

4th. The interest of the estate Of said de
dent in and TO the
The true northerner., 1872-09-06
A Touching Incident.

A very touching and poetical Incl.
dent occurred in the room where the
dead body of poor Henry Drayton was
lying. Ills little daughter, who was
passionately fond of her father, does not
appear to realize the fact of his death,
and has, ever since his demise, insisted
that he is only asleep, and understands
all that she is saying. Drayton, it ap-
pears, was exceedingly fond of flowers,
and the little orphan brought pot Of
geraniums and laid it at the head of
the casket in which the body reposed,
saying that papa loved flowers so much
that If she was to put this one, which
was fading, by his side, he would bring
it to life. Then drawing a cushion to
the side of the body she stretched her
self upon the floor, and was soon fast
asleep.
The child has great wealth of gol-
den hair, which hoated out upon the
blue cushion and formed contrast
that painter would have fingered over
with enthusiasm, while this touching
contrast Of the awful solemnity Of
death, side by side, with the innocent
face of childhood, was one that brought
tear to the eyes of many of the SYM
pathizing friends who witnessed it,
Ne,D York pdDer
The true northerner., 1872-09-06
The Biggest Brewery In the World.

The largest brewery in the world is
that of Barclay, Perkins & Co., London
They use annually $4,000 bales of hops,
and make over 100000 barrels of ale
Their place covers tweIve acres in the
heart of London, for which they re.
Gently refused the sum of S20,00O,000,
or 81 10000 per acre. Barclay, Per
kins x Co. use 5000 pounds of hops
and l2,500 bushels of malt daily. They
make 1850 barrels of beer at brew
ing. Their .jorter is stored in l72 large
tuns, each holding from 1900 to 5000
barrels. Talk about big barrels Why,
they have seven casks called the "seven
sisters" which hold $500 barrels each
they are fifty fifty feet high and thirty
feet in diameter. Their draft horses
are the marvel of all London. They
have l62 of the splendid l9hand
horses, worth 800 apiece. They are so
heavy as to wear out an inch thick
horseshoe once in two weeks.
The true northerner., 1872-09-06
What a Spider Can DO.

Let me put spider into lady s
hand. She is aghast. She shrinks. The
nasty, ugly thing. Madam, the spider
is perhaps shocked at your Brussels
lace, and although you may be the most
exquisite painter living, the spider has
right TO laugh at your coarse daubs as
she runs over them. Just show her
your crotchet when you shrek at her.
Have you spent half your days." the
spider, if she be spiteful, may remark,
=" have you spent half your life on
these clumsy ottoman coversp My
dear lady, is that your web? If | were
Zig enough, might with reason drop
you aud cry out against you. Let me
spend day with you and bring my
work. | have four little bags of thread
such little bags In every bag there
are more than / 900 hoies,-such tiny
holes Out of each hole thread runs,
and all the threads-more than 1000
threads spin together as they run,
and when they are spun they make but
one thread of the web | weave. have
member of my family who is herself
no bigger than grain OF sand I'm.
agine what a slender web she makes,
and of that, too, each thread is made
of 1000 or 5000 threads that have
passed out of her four bags through
four or five thousand little holes
Would you drop her too, crying out
about your delicacy? A pretty thing
for you to plume yourself on your deli
cacy and scream at u.s. Having made
such speech we may suppose that the
indignant creature fastens a rope round
one of the rough points of the lady 5
hand, and lets herself down lightly TO
the floor. Coming down stairs is noisy,
clumsy work, compared with her way
of locomotion. The creeping things we
scorn are miracles of beauty. They
are more delicate than any ormulu
clock, or any lady's watch made for
pleasures sake, no bigger than a shil-
ling. Lyonot counted 4,04l muscles in
a single caterpillar, and these are a
small part only of her works.
The true northerner., 1872-09-06
A Tragical Mystery.

A mystery of Paris is puzzling the
police Francois Georgia skiliful metal.
chaser, by birth Belgian, determined,
despite the 65 years on his head, to
marry young and unusually beautiful
girl with whom he had fallen wildly in
love. She seems TO have returned
his love. At all events, they were mar.
ried. A week after their marriage she
disappeared. He gave up work, and
none of his friends saw him. They at
last became uneasy, and communicated
with the police. His lodgings were
opened. He was found on his bed in a
state of complete decomposition A
furnace, which contained some uncon.
sumed fragments OF charcoal, revealed
the manner of his death. The police
examined the lodgings. A closet was
opened. They found in it, dangling
from an iron hook, the body of the old
mans wife. Did her disappearance lie d
10 his suicide? Orr The police are
irving to answer the question raised by
these two corpses.
The true northerner., 1872-09-06
Curious Surgery-Experiments In Skin
Grating.

Occasionally the public hear through
the newspapers and medical Journals OF
''skin grating" This is curious sur
gical operation, but is now not uncom-
mon in the hospitals and in private
practice. Professor A. Is. Mott, OF
Bellevue Hospital, has introduced a
novel practice. Some time ago an
| Irishwoman of this city was severely in
jured by the explosion of a kerosene
lamp, by which her clothing was set on
fire; and her right arm, and her right
breast down TO the stomach, were
frightfully burned. She was removed
to Bellevue Hospital, and placed in DR..
Motifs ward. Her case was under
treatment for months, and the patient
appeared incurable. At the same time
a man named McClenahan was in the
hospital, whose leg bad been amputat.
ed at the thigh. DR.. Mott considered
that he might use the healthy skin
from the limb in one more effort to
cure the disabled woman. He resolved
to test the operation of grating"
Eli hty- nine pieces of integument, each
about Lie of an inch square, were cut
from the amputated limb before the
natural warmth had passed out of it,
and by gentle pressure applied to as
many points of the great open sore on
the woman's breast and arm. Of these
SO pieces so adhered and became a part
OF her system. The cure is now per
feet, and the man who gave of his body
to heal the woman's is also well.
The practice of grating" is looked
upon with favor by eminent surgeons.
Sometimes the skin is obtained for the
purpose from the body of person will
.ng to render so much service to an.
other, but more frequently it is cut
away from the healthy parts of the pa
TENTS own body. In this case, how.
ever, DR.. Mott used skin from an ampu-
tated limb, and thus effected cure.
Old and obstinate ulcers and burns will
yield to this treatment when they will
not TO any other. After the "slouch-
ing" from surface wound has taken
place, Nature proceeds in the work OF
restoration by granulating process
over the whole area of the wound. A
thin, delicate pe!licle of skin growing
around the healthy border of the wound
covers the granulations; and if the pro-
cess is perfect, the cure is also perfect.
But the border of the wound may not
have sufficient vitality to form the cica.
trix which is necessary to healing, or it
may be that the wound is too large to be
covered. 1t is in these cases that graft
ing is of no avail. Every separate
fragment of skin grated into the sys
TEN is center of vitality from which
the necessary process of cicatrzation
begins and spreads until the cicatrix
covers the sore.
A man with malignant tumor, lead.
ing under the eye and occupying the
floor of the orbit, recently was placed
under Professor Motifs care. The car
otid artery was tied on the side of the
tumor, so as to starve it out by depriv-
ing it Of the nutriment which 1T had
obtained, and the tumor itself was cut
away. The man has recovered.-New
York Trjb,j,ls
The true northerner., 1872-09-06

AN ESSENTIAL OF LONELINESS. TO be en-
I'll ely beautiful the hair should be abundant and lus
trous This is absolutely essential to complete love-
illness The most regular features. the most brill
liant complexion and pearliest teeth fail OF their due
effect if the hair be thin dry, harsh. On the
urant and silk tresses is apt to impress the be-
holder with sense Of actual beauty That crowning
ornament of her is happily, within the reach of
lovely woman and being as discriminating as she is
lovely, she long ago discovered that LYONS kATHAIR
the sure means OF securing it, No prepara
tion the Hair enjoyed tithe Of its popular
ty. and wonder, since IL produc such gratifying
results. App led TO the waste and barren places of
the scalp, it fructiies and enrches them with
and ample growth; 1t is not. of course, pretended
that ii will do this IL the capacity for reproduction
is extinct but so long il remains that wonderfu
rehabilant will assuredy propagate the germ of the
hair into life and activity Com