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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-04
Marrb GItttiun.
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

We are authorized % announce WILLIAM g. LAM
CASTER 0f Baskerville = caldid-te for County
Trustee % shelby oountg st the ensuing aIch election
octi6-dagt-
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE
" A. .nfhc-fr-l 10 ansounce PRANCIs BAUGH as
.ndffs,- Tor unty rrustee o. SHELBY county the
-.,--,l--s- = - 80 ~ ocfgT-frs
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1rOfrsslOnal Gar0s.
JNO. ID. TROFFER.

A TroRSET At LAW, Austiu Tunica csuntr, Aiss.,
u viii stsnd 90 the pavnrnt o. tEEes relrR2tion o.
land ehe- rrfecl or sod for tsKes and vii promptly
ate-d 20 TIE sEnasion q snf uf-s ia TIE counties
cf Tunioa Cshaus B1-lvAr zBd Wa-hiDgisn-
fruc-Fa-ew
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fruit Grtrs E gbrubbrrp.
Choice Fruits of An Kinds.

TTNHE subscriber has hand he Arrest llII- ~
IL ti0n % GREENHOUSE PLANTS oRN =
NaNTAL sHRUBS and EVERGREENs -f 1-1... r-s-'e3
description tozether with the most extensive -
collection Of FRUITz = at Descriptions. BrT 3UfF
ROOTS. FLOWER sEEEDS and an uertsl-irr b -neral
Nursery buslHrss Al orders aitrss-sL o. be u1Iar-
siEued, Box l63. viii recstre prompt lltaTfirr.
Nursery on Horn Lake Rosd C-ft hand siisi ~ mLaa
from eiis.
8. ". WHEtT0N
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Aaster o. fransportations hzlt61ore.
THROUGH TICKETS, allowing the holders 70 atop
say point and their seats a. peasurs nay b.
Durch-sad 81 the Comparys one. No. 10. Tsderso1
street doors East q the Comuercial Hotei Memphis
jme25-ly w. NORM, AGENT.
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FOR CONSTAHLE.

IN SAINT Is a candidate for the once Of Constable
81 the next election in March In The F0orreeth Civil
Dtrict- aHzi6-tee
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FOA tHEAIFFs
VIZ are authorized % announce JANIS 3 FsLfs - 4
sndase for rs--fsction TIE once q shsrf, a. the
,s-l-'- n.--h elerfisr octf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-04

w are snfhorEed 70 ann9Bnos A. Q. BErTIS. Esq,
a. csudafe for Constable the 6th Civil District
she b. Eiectiou ts drst Saturday IN kErch
tani2s
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REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET.
-

ne splendit L1H-Pzssure ONO and Misslsrirpi Mtf
staImeF
aOUTHEaNER-....-........G " FRIPLKrr Mu1tcr.
WILL lesvs Meurtls ev-ry FRIDAY @h
w EVENING AZ 6o'oiack. p1s.tiEcly, kF-st-S.-llli
takinE freiKht aud parsclEers for Al
WaY landinEA arriving 81 touisgiil' 10 -
time for the Monday NoralnE Nal Boats 70 Cincinnati
a1t therce bF rairoad tc eli Hssieu towns E-i ces lc
uhich thrslzh ticketE Win BE- given
Also. Eakes cEs corucclons with the Illinois Cantra
kaif ed and hai Boxis - Mound City snt Cairo f1r
81 pus- Al Paducah with the daily pscksi uue foT
Nae Eiiie End rennesss- riEsr
m Southeruer IN splendid running order haviaE
been thorouzalY re1sire r-frrnishe ke. Fer orcers
are ~ erpefenced boatnien who vi pay every atten
t11 = the safety cuufrt and pies o. thelr passsn
gers, Ror plan % cabin
JAS ?. SMITH, Ar-nt,
NJ ~ MosbJ \ Hunps B'oct.
A. 7. LATALIETTR \ Co.
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We srs authorized and requested o r
~ H0LLENBsOK canliiats ihs Constable
In the Fifh Civil District 4 the March elao-
ton oetia-tss
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FOR CONsTABLE.

JOIN w. HAWrHORNEisa cand date sor reelection
To the oe o. Constable for thc RauFteenfh CTE Dis
trict o. saeby County Tenn, 81 the o0nipg election.
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

WE are aufhorirsd TO announos Rsv. JAHEs
EALEER As csndidaie for CouEty TRUSTEE q seelcy
csuniy a The ensuing March election. aurz2-tes
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY
FACTORY

n KELLY would rsspectfuy iafurm his friends and
IL. The public renaraly, that ks msnuisctures dsly
II his stsnf ana and large assortment o. sverythins
in his line uhch he VII seil a. i5 tbey can Be ooughi
envuhsre Else and wErfantsd % EiFe general s4tse-
s-e-b A D EELLY8,
ssrs-iyd Eo-e Bsssrs's B0-, Nsnphis, Tn.
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ARCHITECTURE.

TTNHE undersigned respectfully the clti
II Eens ~ Memphis and surrounding country that be
prepared to draw plans aid speihcans % buildings
d every descrTt1n estimate the snd supsrntend
The erection any character OF Adng draw contrasts
between The parties, a., kc-
He vii also attend 60 the suremsut % brick-Crk
pasteruE, excavations enIbEnkments. &c., % The
planning and construction of 5rdEe surveying of lots
In any Dsrt of the csfy or adIoining country
q Once IN Bank Alley, the 0aics II Judge HI
south Of Madison street. " CRANE
Seu17-sm Archifect and Civi Rugineer.
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We are sufhor zed 20 ANNOUNCE JOHN MOSELEY
As canddate for Sheriff sheIbg County At ths
ing March election sepS
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s2s7Is 81
ASSETS
sIs,sls Is


1ash on hand and on deposit...... ,fS1 .
lash IN tie hanis OF AEeuts and In
course % Transmission, securtd By
B nd with sureties............. g 651 p
Fifty-fonr Bonds and MurtgaEcs, ~
6 and per cent interest,
mounting 10 the sEgregate to.... i52,slb 90
which mort gages are on valuA-
bic and productive real estAts.
principally farms rtoorded and
arst liens, worth eenerallF double
the amount, and more than mort
gagged for IN each csse, and In no
ease less than 50 per cent more,
exclusive Of farm buildings and
80 certiaed By the Recorders,
where recorded - the Auditors
Of the States Of Ohio and Illinois.
Ninsieen Bonds, int'est percent,
security ample, amounting In the
aGEregate tO..s.--......-....-.. ~ SIS %
Blis Receivable. VIZ: Promlssory
Notes, payable on demand-...... 1900 %
Cash due from Tesponsibiz parties
on demand..........-..-..-... I,s5s -
Interest socrued and principally
due, payable Jaa. !, is57........ II .095 IS
SAT- is 81
INCOME FOR THE TEAR 1855
Amount Of Premiums received during tbs year e4s 202 =
q Interest " 251 So
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ROBT. L SMITH is a acAndidate for SHERIFF o. Shell
County At the ensuing March lection sep9 dkvte
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8uil0ing 4latrrials.
Dry Wood and Cyprus Lumber.

2 - = = p - = = II .
I HAVE thlrty cords Eori dry WOOD fo- ssTs .r ~
terry iandint fr wheh 10 application ~ mate 01--
mesiisielv, III take three daars per c.rf a. .sf.
itrEa uunhfr Of zuod cyprus and gum rs. Enis1
'aW - order AZ short l1fcs and viii deiva- lumber
a nv 's-ry landing, st Memphis cheap ior cash.
ans CHEFE
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6be Mrmpbis 9ppeal.
M'CLlEAHAN, TROUSDlLE q DILL,
DAILY BATES FOE ADVERTISING.

aeeftod D. ~ GPPeai ald Eagle aae EHgai'G.
Pr escE - fffc4sl Insertion % -
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DeDOC Hotel.

ChaTleEfOa Railroad,
MPHIS, TENN,
?. C. BROOKS, Proprietor.
TTNO persons Who contemplate leaving this city the
Charleston road, the proximity Of this House ts thst
depot. offers advantages which ether house IN this
city can possibly imm.hd. Those who arrive The
evening trzia wi md il materially their int rsst
stop this House. AMI should not tax Themselves by
-uslng onnibus ticket. p Whs visit Memphis,
and intend leaving on the Charleston road. may
mEch hy going imm distcly 70 this House, since the
rates Of fare muh sheHper THAI any other houss
equal respectabliiy IN tn city.
E-B.-Omnibusgs slgays ready % convey passenger
from this HoteI to any part Of the city.
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DENTISTRY.
8otrIs---8ottls.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL!

TTNEE undersigned has the pleasure 10 SsR
the propri tor. and has taken charge - that pop VI
HOTEL. Memphis. Tena. me one s Ender the charge
a Mr.. N. N TYLER, late pEopIietor Of the Br0uion
Hs use Grand Rapids Mich. Of the most thorough
and aiis-c business the south, asisted By
Mr.. JOHN @. hcALIsTER, formerly Of Jackson, Nj s.
a. Rook K eper and Cashier. In that department M
NcAlistrr has no superior. M. J. A BRADLEY, late
of EatcheI Mss s Assistant Clerk and general C0ec-
tor The catering prrtment IL undsr tie euperinten
dsncs OF Mr. WILLIAM ROGAN, late % Victsburg
MISS long ARd well known Coniectionsr and for
several years Pr0pr Of the Whshingtgn Hotel IN
Vlcksbu suaoe Il 70 say that IN his department M
RoEsn has no Fuperisr Mr. CHARLES FAtRbROTHkE,
fifteen Superintendent Of the dining O.
the frst Hotels In the United States, vii
Assistan'. The hOuse keeping department. under
the charge o. MS. S A. TYLER q most elegant and
accomplished lady The C0mu eTcial Hotel Is situGtfd OF
Jerson street and fronting the Gresi Father q Wa
ters, surrounded BY the arFsst and heaViet oomEs-
sion, produce and dry DDS hoHses the city. BscEs
sdd Omnibusses viii a. all times and AZ al heurs, both
day night ready convey travellers and pssEon
q ard from the river and Railroad Depots. The
Railroad Ticket once and the Telegraph once both
Kept the Commercial Hotel The proprietor being thus
surrounded By such able onmpetent corps % asss
tAnts stters himself that h general sat-
isfsction. In word b. viii hurry up the cakes. an
hand round the rolls he will gvs you the ham and The
lamb the jelly and the is in The true Mchaokian style
an IN best IN The world. he let's liberal share
Of public patronage q. D. MITCHELL,
Proprietor Commercial Hotel, Neufphis, rsnn.
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We are suiharized 60 anneunos JOHN ". TAYL0R-
- eaatste for ccti0n for The oacs o. Constable
n The Fifth Civil District oct7s
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Curtain Materials.

DROCATELLE, Satin pelaine, Worsted DamAsk Cot
b ton Danask Lace and Muslin Curtains, Transparent
s6sdss Bun Holanss WlndoU Oornicss. Cu tain Bands
snd Pins EVERY article Gooss and frmminss Bsces
s4ry decorate Cottage or Pasce Uphoisterthg and
Certain Hanging executed b. an experiences workman
fruus Nsg Tork City.
MCAlHNEI n %.
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

7 WA LUNSI n . L.
! We are aufhorizsd GO Ennounos ". q BREDGES. as .
candidate for Constable Of tie 5lh Civn District Ees
tion n Harch next octt
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JOSEPH ETCHAVANE.

hhuhAhh AND AaFAaAeIa ROOTS
All plants guaranteed e order Orters frus distance
punctualy tended -, and delivered IN any part or tas
citr frse ~ ehsrEs. rovra-5--
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LIABILITIES.
losses adjusted and not dus.-....--.el,i5o 90
Losses claimed and uuadjuzted...... a65 90
Losses eialHled and resis- -ed......... 1000 90
Losses r-por ed, which no action
has been tafen. l,ooQ %
All other claim against the Company
small. not texceediEg..-.----...-.- 800 co
IS to5 %
Tie above Lisblities since adjusted and paid.
whole amount o. risks taken during the
e15Oo ~ Oo
whole amount OF prupery a. risk a. date. 5a6o2 %
STATE OF PEsSsTLvAsIA, a.
COUNTY oF BRADFORD
Frzncis Tyler. President and John r. Canheid, Secre
tary Of The Farmers Union IasuraRce Compsny, being
ssveralv daily sworn deposs snd saw and each fr him
says that the foregoing true fun and correct
statement Of the ana said oorpoatu and that thsy
are the above described "a ers ihereof.
FRANCIs TTLER, PFesidrut.
J. r. CANFIBLD Secretary.
Subscribed ana sEoru before this, 2fih Say % jan
uary A. D.. 1887. J. B. REEvE, J. P.
STATE OF TEEHEssEE, COsfPTRaLLER's OFFICE
NASHVILLE, December 5, 1887.
Ths is 70 certify thst ths Fkraers' Union Insurance
Company. located Il Athens IN the stats q Pennsy
vana, has complied with all the requirements q act
passed By the General Assembly q the stats Of rnnes
see IN March. 1886, entitled An Act % requisite the
agencies Of Insurance Comp not incoporstd hy The
STATE Of Teunesses," and that ". NILrON and
PUTNAM the legally authorized gents of said Com
pany IN the town OF Hrmphis state % Tennessee.
decSi-im D. bUrTRBLL, Comptroller.
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b. b. ,. HOLMEs. %.
-aMEs 4lflslsEE

A Fr0RSgY At Law, Memphis, Tenn Re'srenofs
n sessrs Wsrd a Jones, PbilIips 4 White. Lamb
Toung 4 Co, Nc0Isnahsn, Trousdaie Dill, hli0n q
Putnarn siiss OEcn- Ed p avery. ss9-. Aeuphis
Ofrla up stsirs 81 The corner q Main and Msdiso1
sifeeis next d. % he Gsyoso Savings Insttution-
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KUEFFNER, M. b..

TToNEOPaTHIC PHTsI01AE AKA SURGEON,
VISA 70 inform the offisns of hepkis an1 its vi
emit thaf be hss looztet himsslf the soufhe1st
o-ruer of Eaion an1 seocnd streets
Ofss hgurS luff. oclock il thc uoruinz between Y
nnd a. no1n. aad brtEeen snd : 10 TIE evening.
2EFEEECEs-J 1drH sta kees Gov Bro-r, u Miss;
Nelzon aitch@n Esc or Chsriesfdn, c DIS. He-ing
4 Liape q Phds eipka and Dr. Caspsr Of LSulFvlTe.
decIs-dfv
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iissoived- ysly l,
CAR D.
L. rzEADwELl........-. = .-...-......z. vOLLrSTIEE.

TREADWELL s. VOLLINTINE,
A TTOREETs At Law, Memphis. rem Ohoe, Ne
- rs gefssan street, up stars, sec0nd door Basi Of
Ocnr1ercial Hotel ju7-dswly
"a s.s;. rss5En
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-17

THE ALLEGED GRAVE RoBBERY.-The strange case
Of the man in Norwich, who dug up his wife's body
and took from the mouth gold plate and set Of false
teeth, has resulted in the arrest of the man, Mr..
Harlan Hyde, on the charge OF violating grave
yard. He has been bound over for trial before the
Superior Court bonds $1,000. The trial comes
off before the August term of the Court. Much sym.
pathy is felt for Mr. HYDE who is represented to be
worthy man, who is in great anguish for the deed he
has done, and who would shrink from the idea of
doing improper act for the intrinsic value
OF the gold which he took from the grave. Precisely
what motive he could have had in committing such
an act does not clearly appear. He was engaged at
the same time in setting up costly monument over
the grave. and he appears to have been seized with
sudden impulse to ascertain if the body had un-
dergone any marked change. He accordingly digged
down and opened the coffin, and while viewing the
inanimate features OF the poor earthly form from
which the life giving and informing spirit had for
ever hed, he experienced sudden desire to possess
himself OF the gold plate and false teeth which his
wife had worn, and he did so and now, upon realz
ing the nature OF the act and the position ia which II
places him before the community be is in great dis
tress Of mind about it. Such is his account Of the
strange and unpleasant affair Hartford Times.
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NEGATIVE SMoKING.-A story is told of prime
young lady of peculiarly strong smelling faculties,
on the Detroit and Milwaukee cars, the other day,
with conductor Norris. At Pontiac, gentleman
well known to Norris, got aboard, and took seat
Immediately opposite nice, sensitive young lady.
He was addicted to the use Of tobacco and was en-
deayoring to break himself Of the habit he kept
an unHghted cigar In his mouth When Norris came
along to collect and examine tickets, the young lady
very pettshly requested him to have that man stop
putting his nasty cigar, or put him ont OF the cars
Why. madame, 2 said Norris blandy, the cigar is
not lighted 'Well, ii has been,' she snapped out,
and he's been putting his nasty smoke in my faee.n
Norris reached around and took the cigar from bis
friends mouth, and presenting Il to Madame squeam-
ish, quietly asked, Which end of 1t was lighted,
madam ~ There was general roar among the pas
sengers. and The young lady wlIted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-17

sIlPPERY NE0Ro.-The Abotionists take IL for
granted that every back skin covers saint. The
desperate black convict Dade who escaped lately
from the Michigan State prison, claimed to be fugi
tive slave and at Sandasky, Ohio, the Abolltionsts
released him by habeas corpus, after he had been
caught ana logged in jail. At Belleiontaine ne was
again arrested. aud Ab0tionists were just ready 70
secure him and mob the officer when the latter fortu-
natey obtained proof OF the truth Of hts assertion
that Dade was an escaped convict. Dade was taken
back to bis old qua ters He sates that be preached
a sermon the next Sunday after his escape to large
audience, and took up collection, the audience sub
scribug sufficient sum to enable him TO buy horse,
with which to proceed as fugitive slave.
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xr8 8r-.v.z,-.,.z- PONTCHAEsTRAIN RAD
&s$3 No. ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On Sundays the will leave the city every hour
after 9ocock, and the mornings will make the
o'clock trip. -
horse car VIII leave the city every morning Except Sun
days. O'clock and The Lake hour the last steam
trains
ductor. = = - -
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge whore
the will required excep on mail Trims
and after O'Clock Sundays Fare way is cents and
the Conductor must have timely uotice to stos. y =
Dne notice will be given of the half trips NJ ly
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Chdren three years old and under, free; these
full fare. ' '
Family tickets in packages twenty can be had at the
Once OF the Master Of Transportation. Merchants
lies reside on he line Of the road can tickets in pack
The accommodation leave New Orleans on AT
URDAY at s. 20 p NJ arrive Magnolia OBS r. leave
leans at % A. NJ
FREIGHT Train viii leave New Orleans for Cauton on Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays A. NJ Returning will
at4I0P NJ =
Feghto esve the city the above days must he at the
depol BY O'Clock T. NJ on the day previous to the departure
mysI VIM ~ wADLEY General Suoerir,endent
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zz;l5sEs, DIR. BAAkEE TREATS ALL DIS 30,

\s4ts-SeEAShsS Of ChAhdE.
DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention the
following Diseases Coughs, Colds Consumption Group
Huenza Asthma Bronchitis all other diseases
and Lungs.
He will devote particular attention the treatment OF all Skin
Dseasesumbago, Scrofuls Rheumatism chronic
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy Dyspepsia Piles and ali
ngemen OF the Stomach Liver aud Bowels and also all
chronic Female diseases Special attention will be given the
treatment of the Eye and Ear
Dr. Baakee has made discovery Of Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption of the Caarac per-
vision the Eye without the the knife Dr.
kee produce thousand certificates of his perfect
e curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fula Swelngs
Tumors of description and without the Of the knife
Special be made with Dr. Baakee
of the last named Diseases they will require
constant advice and attention. Dr. Baakee is Of the
skful and celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living
His fame is known personally in nearly every principal city
the world
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee enclosing
Eve cens from any distance, correctly stating the
the disease shall be promptly answered, aud the patients
treated by correspondence, free Of charge.
s3-onice hours from A. NJ to sP.M NJ
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
EoGce, 14O Baronne street. below Poydras street. New
La ia16 ly&W
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CIRCULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.

CIRCULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed 5000 feet of
one-inch boards per day. for
$3.50.
Engine and MIL complete guar 1000 feet Of
oneinch boards per day. for
'S22OO.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to 5000 feet of
einch boards per day, for
$4,000.
Engine and MIL complete, guaranteed to 1000 feet
oneineh boards per dsy, for
$1,000.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed TO 10000 feet
one inch boards per day, for
$4,000.
The Engines all Of the ceb aed patent Of Hoard Sons
than hundred of which be referred
the Southern sstes they have iron chmnes high
the entire mill and engine is up without any masonry
The Saw MIL Lea Leavltts, with stearns patent head
blocks and Noross rocker boxes and % feet of carriage
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
10 Grayier st., New Orleans,
myS II Agent for the Patentees
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NO. 70 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent IndestructibIe Water Pipes,
p UM B SIS
TIN, COPPER, zINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing, Copper T Zinc Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches
Sheet Lead Lead PIPES all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs, Wash Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron snks Pumps
Lift and Force various patterns Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wAsHsTANDs suitable for water
works or without, beautiful article for bed rooms
We have constantly hand large and well selected
ment of
BRASS METALS, COOKS, etc.
Such Bib Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks all
sizes; washsand Sink Buffers shampooning Compression
for hot cold water Lager Beer Cocks all Sizes
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds Brass Plain Coup
lings and Hose Pipes from nches ad all Ware
usually found in similar establishment
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE which
has be the very best article Of the kind
Also the celebrated Charter Oak Stoves all
Sizes cook for families Of from 1--WE persons up
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY'S DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for vavesThree Sizes Nos and prices s2O ssc
and S5ro raise from Is 81 feet perpendicular and
the from 80 ITO feet clear OF the with only
the brake They superior any Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all Sizes patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale retail Also
Parlor, Once, Church. Bedroom Steamboat HEATING
STOVES; Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied
te Az work done by us warranted to give satisfaction Or
O. G. BIER CO..
OH ~ No. 95 Camp street, New Orleans.
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CLERICAL REBUkE When Mr. Pitt became Pre-
mier many OF his cid associates at Cambridge sx-
pectei him to fnd prefermenfs for them. One day
Pitt attended By crowd OF expectanss was present
at sermon preached before the University by DR..
Paley, who electrified the assembly By giving oot Is
his text the following passage from ST. John's Cos
pei " There is had here which hath fve barley
oaves and two small fishes, but what are they ameng
% many"
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of these articles and everything else ns
Mcssrs. A. Cs.s No. 10 Chartrss
AHA offered prices suit the humbest
well The exaysgant taste suited see adyer.
tssmeht.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

ez@ rr=..as-z.r. NEW ORLEANS, JACR-
RfX I'D ls3s1rs SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
On and after MONDAY the 3ist day Of May 1883 Pas
senger Train will leave New Orleans daily S0 A. NJ,
arrive at Canton At go O'Clock p. NJ.
Returning viii leave Canton .40 A. NJ and arrive
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Tor GON0RxtHEA, GLEET WEAKNESS, PAINS
l. IN the Ba K, aAa all Urinary Affections.
raan yiiE GREAT hNGIdsH REMEDY, SPECIFIC soLU-
Of he gtneatiye organs whether chronc Phys
clans Of England Of France and America ackn ed It's
efficacy 1honssnds Of sufferers have been relieved BY ii
Purely vegetable 10 il Is harmless it
body and depressed nind restored to sn,rgy = =
b. ABRAMs
Sole for the United States.
myll ~ Apoihecary, 70 Camp street, New Orleans.