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Serious Sayings Of Beecher.
TIE rNUE NoBLLMAN.

TIE rRCE NoBLLMAN.
DO men strive and work this way for
that house not built by human hands
No, never. He who does not organize his
business, he who does not persevere, he
who docs no. calculate revulsons. can
not organize a large business. The true
merchant is a general OF laws and condi-
tions. A prince Of mechanic is prince
Of man-one of natures nohlemen.
THE RIGHT SORT OF INSURANCE.
Will You insure herse that can trot
in2:l6. axd is worth 100000, and not
insure yourself' Oh, yes ! have poll
ciss for $4,000 on nay life. and in good
Offices, too, but not cent on the future
life. Ne, cir. Not cent on the spirit
pal life. You look out for your goods
here. but not for ysur goods there. The
truth is that this world is meant to be q
grinds,cns, and you are the tools TO be
sharpened on i.
GRrELLY's DEATH.
A man whom greatly took TO, man
Ileved, Of enormous brain. great indus.
try. and good heart, who never under
to SIX anything not for the good OF tie
community. He led rough and stormy
life from youth to old age He would
have grasptd world ofgrsatsr honor;
he struck at it, fell below it, and died
broken hearted If you write exactly
right, say he was man who lived in n
stormy time, with heart and soul ofthe
best for the whole community, who
sought all this, and died broken. hearted.
for II ever a man died broken hearted ho
did.
THE CHARACTER OF MEMS sTRIvINGs.
Do men seek for virtue as they do
pleasure! No. On the coffee planta-
tions Of South America up the Magdale-
ma, the restless Yankee and ths steady
going Englishman can be found seeking
wealth. Men who left home. left COM
fort, left happiness and left THAR loved
ones can be fosnd there seeking wealth.
Go TO the cebergs. 90 to tho poles, go to
the equator and there you will find men
taking toll and mshap, speaking foreign
tongues, away from social ties and pleas
ures, bearing hardships- seeking
wealth for this world, not for the world
to como When they lio down to 81 ep
they dream Of their hopes in the delirium
offsvcr they rave Of hope, of home. and
when they see ships prov turned to-
ward their home, they regret that their
earthly household is not completed, and
still they continue to undergo self denial
and pains for their earthly habitations
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Budget Of Srissoifags.
A PRAYER.


Oh, my Father
Take me.
Make me,
Pure and holy. all Thine own.
May each changing moment md NE
At Thy footstool,
Near Thy Throne
Oh, my Savior!
Cleanse me.
Fill me,
With Thy precious love divine
May no earthly idol lure me
From that sacred
Gross OF Thine.
Holy Spirit
Wso me.
Draw me
By the gentle cords ofioye,
Guide me, guard me. safely lead ms
To my heavenly
Home above
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u wcrd, 80 . great newspaper, the Appeal viii
have no superior in the Southwest. The Daily will
be the history OF the world or day and the Week
~ will contain everything that will interest the coun
try readers Believing the advaneem of our com.
mon industrial, commercial and agricultural pros.
perity to be the chief end of genuine journalism the
Appeal viii make these paramount objects.
Every county and town of prOmineDc should have
good papers. The Appeal does not propose or desire
pers On the contrary. il will club With them on tht
most LIBERAL terms, and cooperate with them iol
mutual protection and in all plans for ADVANCING
the newspaper fraternity the prosperity the coun
try. and the welfare Of the people
In politics the Appeal viii remain Democratic OF
Conservative. and, In elections involving political
issues, will support the candidates who favor IL.
views from an abiding faith in the power Of organ
the party's will when honestly expressed and crys
,nined IN nomination. is the best expression of IL
effective power,
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~ Any woman wearing tall la, to
aconcert, theatre or lecture room, should
remove 1t when she takes a seat. II she
does not, those eelipsed in the seats be.
bind her should call an usher and demand
the removal Of the mansard. No lady
will desirc TO throm her neighbors into
the shade by her millinery.
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Ssr Model wives formerly took 4
"stitch in tima;' now, with III, aid oil
sewing machines, they take one in nc
time
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Wh.i8kSy,

warranted not to cut in the cye--not a head
ache in a hhds. of tit is no sooner in your
belly than IFS on your back in pound Of beet
and it carries a bead like necklace; for
sale by
GEORGE AUSTIN.
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Iron !!

from the Globe Rolling Mills. CHM. bought
since the govt. manufacturing duty was re-
moved. which our customers and all hands can
have the benefit Of by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
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TERMS roe 1878.

pR- Address, Memphis Appeal Publishing Co..
Appeal Building, II Union Street, Memphis. Tenn,
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- A man is not 90 soon healed ~
burt.
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FlRSTCLASS NEWSPAPl
A Representative
Journal of this Section.
THE ECHEApEsT PAPER In THE SOUTH.
A PAPER FOR TIE PEOPLE.

Special Telegraphlc Dispatches.
The Associated Press Dispatches.
Foreign and Domestic Intelligence.
Full Market Reports.
The Progress Of Railroads.
Information for Merchant and Producer.
Every Kind Of Political Intelligence.
Discoveries in Science and Art.
Original Poetry and Stories.
Agricultural and Farm Intelligence.
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Shoemakers look out for your Souls.

A IL kinds Of Shoemakers Trimmings,
"A Lasts. boot Trees; shoe Pegs. by the
bushcl shoe Thread Avis. and thousand
other things to tedious to mention.
by e.. AUSTIN.
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The following by Telegraph Every Day:
Proceedings OF Congress.
Proceedings Tennessee Legislature,
Proceedings Arkansas Legislature,
Proceedings Mississippi Legislature,
News Embracing Everything of luteres
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IUST RECEIVED.
~ a fine selected lot of assorted
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WhiSkeV,
Just Received.

on Boxes John s. Dunham's. Celebran,ss
~ Crackers, including Soda. Batter, w
Mscaroni. SNAP. and Ginger Bi.cnit. ,osf
feb ~, ". e. FN
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lust RECEIVED,
~ bbls. Julius II. Smiths old reserve
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MORE LIGHT on THE SUBJECT!
M All kinds of

with whom Won can leave your orders for any
Kind of lumber dressed on one side or both
Sash glazed, or not; panelled doors. shutters
etc. and all things necessary for building mp
the country.
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AMArrER TO CONSIDER.

When the Howard Association was re.
organized aud began operations they
never stopped to count the csst to them.
selves personally, still less the risk Of
life. The majority OF them are what
might be called poor men; that il, they
nake living by working for moderate
salaries or attending 10 business that re-
Quires their constant attention. Not
one is paid salary for services in the
Howard Association. Not a cent has
been appropriated so far as we know to
deiray their personal expenses, incurred
daily and hourly in the Performance of
their duties as Howards. This epidemic
has been protracted longer by several
weeks than many expected, and the tax
on these members has been heavier
than the public ought to require. They
have calls for assistance on their rounds
such as the Association cannot furnish.
Often sick woman or child needs some
nourishment which they procure and
pay for at their own expense. One
young man we happen to know has in
this way spent over $75 Of his own
money. They should in some way be
reimbursed, although the Association
may not feel at liberty to use the money
in hand for such purpose.
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THE HEALTH SITUATION.

There are not more than three hundred
yellow fever cases in the city, and a
large msjority of them are convalescent.
Seventeen deaths from all causes are re-
porte in q hours ending at noon to-
day. Ofttese twelve died from the fever.
Very few if any new cases can be found
to-day. Yet few may occur for some
days to come. Some delicate persons
may have it in their systeas and have
fight attack ever so late in the season.
Others say take it by going into warm
rooms which have moi beRn ventilated
Good common sense should be eXer'
Riaed by each and every person, espe;
ciaily these who have been away.
Every face looks brighter at the great
change wrought in so s. ort tine, sad
the people will be ready in few days
to address themselves to the business OF
life with reRewed energy. The city will
soon GIL up with friends and friendly
strangers, an d it is hoped Memphis Will
rise purer and stronger from all bsf az
Aictions.
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Thn OrDhans.

Many orphans are left helpless by the
late scourge. The public will do as much
as usual, perhaps, to sustain the excel
lent orphan asylums of this city, but toe
much cannot be expected. There is
such thing Ms limit to the ability, as
well AS the inclination, TO give. Many
calls will be made for various worthy
objects this winter, and the community
taxed greatly, more than usual in vari-
GUS ways. The orphans retained here
must be supported by our own people,
for VIC cauuot 20 abroad 10 ask for aid,
after refusing the offers OF excellent in
stitutions in different cities to take a
burden of our hands. Before finally
refusing such offers. il would be we'll To
consider The situation carefully, and
make an estimate of probable expenses
aud probable means to meet the same.
The public heart has responded nobly to
our every call for help, but the time has
about come to notify the world that we
will try to take care of ourselves, and
that further contributions will not be ac-
cepted. Many Of these orphans arc
without friends or relatives in this part
of the country, aud would feel as much
at home in Chicago Or Cincinnati as
here. They are desolale. little waits OF
humanity, thrown upon our hands at
present, and it is our duty to do what
ever is best for them within our available
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COME HOME

The glad news has gone forth. The
Board of Health. in the exercise of a
sound judgment and discretion, has an'
nounced that yellow fever no longer pre-
walls as an epidemic, and that it is safe
for abscntees to come home. They are
only cnjoined to observe proper precau-
tons regarding free ventilation and dis
infection OF houses and rooms before re-
occupation We expect to see every
train coming to Memphis, for week oil
ten days, crowded with returning rcfu
gees. They will be heartily welcomed
by those OF US who have stood the bruni
of this desolsling calamity. This
will reassurc everybody, and their
services aud their help will be greatly
appreciated Many who did not have
money to send back can yet do much
toward the relief of the needy aud dis
tresscd around every one can do some
thing, and VIC must all co operate heart
lily to take care OF the poor, build up
business, cleanse the city of the causes
that feed epidcmics, and restore Mem
phis to more than her former prestige
and prosperity. 1t can be done t. we
but have the will and the nerve; other
wise the city will retrogadc, capital will
be withdrawn, the energetic young and
active business men will begin to hoard
up their means with view to going els C
where, and commercial decay will sp eed
lily overtake us. These are serious facts
for all OF our citizens to consider al
once. Everything depends upon the
course about to be adopted
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Mark TWIN ON the Sandwich
linda


Mr.. Twain writes as follows 10 the
editor of the London Standard
"Sjr; In view of the prevailing frenzy
concerning the Sandwich Islands, and
the inAamed desire of the publio to OBJ
fain information concerning them, l
have thought it well to tarry another
week in Englandsa sand deliver a lecture
upon the absorbing subject. And lest 1t
be thought unbecoming in me, stran-
ger, TO come to tie public rescue at such
time, instead of leaving to abler hands
matter of such moment, | desire to
explain that | do it with the best of mo-
tives and the most honorable intentions.
do it because | am CONVINCED that no
one can allay this wholesome excitement
az hffectually as | can; and to allay it,
and allay it as quickly as possible, is
surely the one thing that is absolutely
necessary at this juncture. feel and
know that am able to this task, for i
can allay any kind Of an excitement by
lecturing upon it. I have saved many
communities in this way. | have always
been aole.to paralyze the public interest
in any topic that ! chose TO take hold OF
and elucidate with all my strength.
Hoping that this explanation will
show that if am seeming TO intrude |
am at least doing it from high impulse,
am, sir, your obedient servant;
{ MARX TwAIX.
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ruR EXPOSITION.

The managers Of the Exposition, who
hase algays managed to the best advan
tace. bad gang to great expense in eu-
Iarging aud imbrGA5Eg the Exposition
building, expecting TO hssG ~ Gnnsual
attendance and success at The fat e+ei'
bition. The merchants bad already
signiGed au intention to Do a generous
part. Msoafacturers,l artists, aud all
cI ,sses were locking forward to this
occasion with feelings Of foeg interest
aud pride. Il bad to be postponed; peea
VIC slludc agsiG 10 lhe dreadful csusef
But the worst is over. Our people Wlll
soon be back at home. ready 10 eater
heartily into whatever is for the pubic
good. A lcw weeks later and our gOg5-
try friends, who have shown their SYM
pathv iH thn most practical manner, viii
make their appearance on the streets
All possible danger vii have passed,
aud We sec no ressoE Fby the
Exposiiion cannot be ksii -
was iutcudcl J, except that IL viii be 'foHl
oae aud half TO two months later Ia
the ssasen. The balls can be warmed
Nd 10 A coufosisblc degree without great
expense, and .be pseSle TbO want 70
nsel each other 10 some co~4sS3 re-
union Slere lbe dreadful past will 90
coatinsa aily " suggested, would Pslfon'
iEs tes expoShos, ~ doubtless make
il q peonaiarT ~ EsR ~ ~ industrial
aud artistic suecess,
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London, October ="
rne prise vhp .aiId 80 at tRe AIFqr.

On Sunday, as the Rev. Mr.. Garman,
of the United Brethren Church in Fork,
Pa was conducting the services at the
Union Church at Yocumtown, York
county, the sexton handed him note.
After tbe sermon vas completed the
minister annoRpceq that he had the
pleasure Of stating that couple in the
congregation desired to he united ln I pc
holy bonds of matrimony, and that the
candidates should immediately present
themselves. There was u considerable
dutter in the assemblage-cvery eye
staring around to see the happy couple
After some delay 6ne and buoyant
couple came marching up the aisle to the
altar. The reverend gentleman immedi,,
slely proceeded With the ceremony. aud
i6e slo.M EnsYered promptly Yes !
will" but t. the a,sAgy and sslouish-
meut Of the clergymss snd s4alspcei
wben il came to the brides turn she an,
swcred just as promptly No, ! viii
moi. . aud smiliusly lell the church all
aloue. leaving the bali married man a.
4 s1asdary what TO do. Such Is lie.
-Hdlh8Orl cg8.
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MEMPHIS TENN. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3d. 1873
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October 30, ] a,m.-For
Thursday, over the Gulf States, increas'
ing southerly winds and eloudiness.
For the Ohio valley. southwest "a
northeast winds and cloudy and clearing
weather
For the lake region. falling barometer
and cloudy weather, with light rain or
snow.
For the lower lakes. souiherly winds.
For New England. rising barometer
and generally clear weather, with north
westerly winds.
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NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. THE SIXTH
" inst, and during The prevalence Of 1el-
low Fever, or until further notice, TIE Nsfe-
houses on the Companies represented Wiu ..
.-reu far buriuess only between The hours q
sA.n. and fP.u. -...-,.-
General Superintendent ~. \ l.. X. X. II.
s,,, v.mSSls Ss Dir. +. r. N. M.&G.s.R.R.
NJ. BURKE,
clt General supsriuteudeui " a T. X h-
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

A depressed. irritable state of mind; weak, 4,
nervous, exhausted feeling; no energy or ami
nation; confused head, weak memory, often
with debilitating, involuntary discharges.
The Consequence Of fexcesses. mental oyerw0rk
or indiscretiOns Ibis Nervous Debility finds
a sovereign cure In Humphreys Homeopathic
Specific, No. 2S. IL tones up the system. ar
rests discharges, dispels the mental gloom and
dependency, and rejuvenates the entire sys-
tenn. 1t is perfectly harmless and always EN-
cient. Price SIS. for package Of tive boxes
and large 50 vial Of powder, which is lmpor-
tsnt in old serious cases; or 81 per single box.
Sold by ALL Druggists, ar sent by mail on re-
c0ipt of price. Address HUAPBREYs' SPECIFIC
HONEoPATHIC MInIoING Co.. No. 502 Broad
way. N. Y. xvis4- xviii-8
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Hao,s Dependense

Esu relies fer more thar pc Is aware
for LOU fogl and happiness qp woman
isct ssd nsnsEeEeEl He IS 50 seegs.
lomod 10 ibese tbpi be is rqcQqseiqus o.
their worth They aFg -. gel'-ateiy
concealed, aud yet 80 CoGsstesslY o8 or-
ciscd that be enjoys their oaect - DC
enjoys The light aud atmosphere. dc
seldom thinks how IL would be with them
we're they Withdrawn. he fails 10 ap
ufc.isia what is SO freely given. lie
nsy - gcszin}e{ o. them uoE aud then
be may l.Dnpisil ~ illrggon or inter
ference: bat The lroEs b. sLsosi.cq aEay
by a rontlc hand. the murmunnE hfi
arc stopped With q carcss. aud che mao.
aremont goes on.-JuHius Hear
Bnorae. IL tie Galazy for Nccsaber
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MEDICAL.
DR.. Curtis on Manic - :"
20Oth EDITION.
Revised and Corrected by the Author. DE-
F. CURTIS. NJ. D., etc.. etc.

A MEDICAL ESSAY on the cause aud cure
Of Premature Decline in Man. showing how
health is lost and how regained. 1t kists a
clear synopsis of the Impediments to Marfinge,
the treatment Of Exhausted Vitality, Nervous
and Physical Debility, and other diseases ap-
pertaining thereto, and the remedies therefor,
the results of twenty years successful u ac-
tiCe.
r."'CURTIS ON MANHOOD. > There is no
member Of Society by whom this book will mi
Be f0upd useful, whether he be parcel ire
brics 20 sehit, by mall. address the author,
DR.. CURTIS
lO.xviiisa aTremont Place. Boston. Mass
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R0GERS-Att their residence. 1z9 Mill street.
h ,nS ni' rIRoss Racer, T. 1SS ESopE pn:
years.
Funeral services at o'clock pm. by Rev.
DR.. Landrum.
N0RMENT-Mrs. MATTR NJ. NoRNEST, At
street. last nisht at IL o'clock. In the 2sth year
Of her age, Of consumption.
Friends and aoquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral Friday after
noon. 3lst. at 2 o'clock.
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Mississippi 6 Tennessee R. &.

NNAND AFTER SUNDAY. MAY
" Trains will run az foilews;
LEAVE. AnEt. Y.
New Orleans Nail. daily ~ 80 pm. 2;aa N
Express daily-.....-.......... f:3p pm. e;N a m
Trains on this road make close connection al
Crenada with Miseissippi Central railroad for
ali points North and South Uulydircct route
70 Canton, Jackson. Vioksburr. New Orleans
and Mobile.
the Depot.
155-f NJ. BDhhh. hHp e.
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A ponsa % 4 Iies t9vn, Va, receui!y
fell douu q vel, aud be- tsssaat 7cde
three miles to borrow q rope, When there
was a ladder long enough for The pur-
pose leaning against the house.
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We consider rftunneeesaary 10 20 dis
pute the Appeals assertion OF cir
cuIatfOn, ~, not n man. woman OF
child I'm Memphis believes it.
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orr
NOTICES
To the Public.

nE OHiag % ibs rTsvaiiins disease. car
place of busiucss has been tsuporarily closoi.
and all comnuniosfiuus will reach us ad-
dressed 10 No. 10 W. Niuth street, Cincin-
ia. 0A.s.
win reopen 81 its earliest atalemsut.
gsf LOEWENSTTNE BROS.
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x. OF p.
Knights of Pythias
RELIEF COMMITTEE.

A NY MEMBER or THIS ORnEh hh-
- quirinr nurses or other assiFtance vi
rtcaire the faue bT rsskinE application 70 he
MART6SF HALEY. So Front Ct.
~ {. y. MCLEAN, - fraut O.,
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
AND
Great Southern RailtU;td.
RAILROADS
SCHEDULE.

FrefTht and Accommodation Train
leaves daily. Sundays excepted. 5;l m
Nashville Express Train leaves daily I 81 IN
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ar No change Of cars by tbis line TO- louis
willie. ST. Louis or y ashvil e. Pullman Pa lace
Sleeping. cars on all night trains.
For Tickets or information apply al
Ticket ONCE, No. 9S7 1.s MAJ" IL.
JOHN 7. FLYNN. sup't Memphis ni'
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent.
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FOR SALE.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

OTRAYED OR sToLEE-FR0M CHELSEA
about years old-bays-0ne stout, the other
slim, with defect in left ear; were missed on
the night Of the 18th. A liberal reward will
w paw PAGE & CO..
. 49-H No. Madison street;
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And by II. C. Steever & Co.. Second st., corner
W. Vigus. ls7 Poplar ST.. Memphis, Tenn.
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BUSINESS HOUSES.

nv A. FISHER, SUCCESSOR TO FISHER
Il Amis 4 Co.. marble dealers. cor. Adams
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WAnTED.

W4SS1IiEpsod 4S1i sod Es .oIEL sppSssn: spEEAED
Will be received until November ith, Call on
or address Commercial Hotel, Mcmghis.
Tenn. !. u. ALLEN.
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Nos. Cares. Atnis-
|. Fevers, Congestion, Infanmstions, 30
.. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, so
3. Crying-ColIc, or Tecthingof Infants, 50
4. Diarrhoa, Of Chiidren or Adults, 90
8. Dysentery, G.ipin5, Bilious Cole, %
6. CholerR-MOrbus,N Vomiting, %
Z. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, 30
8. NEURALGIA, Toothache, Faccachc, 80
0, HeatIr shes, SEX HeAhacir, Vertigo %
10. Dyspepsia. Bilious stomach, o.
IL. Supprs ssod, or Painful Periods y
II. Whites, too prufuse Periods, ~
Is. Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing, 30
Il. salt Rhcuni, Erysipclas, Eruptions, 80
l5. rheumatism, Rheumatic F'iii's, ~
l6. Fever and Ague, Chill Fevcr, ASues, 30
IL. Piles, blind or bleeding, ~
Is. OphthaImy, and Sore or Weak Eyes, ~
10. Catarrh, Acute or Chronic Influenza, 80
20. NyhoOping-Cough,V n, violent oougAs' ~ ~
q. Asthma, Oppressed Breathing, o.
o. Ear Discharges, Impaired hearing, 9o
23. ScrofuIa, Enlarged Glands, sweilngS ~
a. General Debility, Physical weakness, ou
%. DrODsv and Scanty Secretions, %
9s' SealSickness, Sickness from Riding, 50
27. Kidney-Disease, Gravel 'O
o. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness,
or Involuntary Discharges 'l9O
e. r% Sore MSTSH We.Lness, % wotting the Bed, %
al Painful Periods, with spasins, ~
81. sufferings at Change OF LIE, h 'i0O iiO0
SO. Epilepsy, sEsns 81 e Isus S,at ha,i'c'
Ok Ghronic CongestiOns and Eruptions, 10 |
FAMILY CASES.
Case Morocco, with above 30 large walls aud |
Manual OF Directions, Sl1 ~
ca &c Morocco of 20 large walls and book, %
ES- These remedies are sent ny shs shs
case or single hog 20 any part o. tnS S
country, free of charge, ON receipt "i
price. Address
Humphreys' SPECIFIC c
Homeopathic Medicine Co.s
oesca and DEPOT, No. 562 BRoADvAY, wv foRk.
-. For Sale by all Druggists'
And by H. C. Steever & Co.. Second st., corner
W. Vigus, Isl Poplar St., Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-30

FRAME, HARE & LOCKWOOD. Managers. :
Nos. sOs Broadway and IS Wall Street, Ny.
III. T. TOM.LINS Agent
No. IL Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-30

XXyANTED- HOUSE WITH SIN EIaaT
w rooms. stable. etc. Location In the
heart Of the city not specially required, u
Al ~ Al State National naDk.