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DRS. SPIEGEL & REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WORLDI
Eight Years ia Memphis.

INFORM the public IN general that they prepared
10 treat all diseasez but allF those which are
pronounced ineurs5le. and called chronic.
Their treatment u Cancers Is without any rival, be-
they will be expelled from The system, with all
their roots and hbsrs, sny By utonA treatment,
without oaustfcs and without the knife.
They also treat with suscess according to the most i'm
proved science Of medicine in Europe, Ehe eumstism,
NJ uraEia, Gout Ophthalmia Fistuia in Ans, serofula
Syphilis Dyspepsia Chronic Dysentery, Torpid Liver,
Gravel Fits, Tspeworm Piles DTopsy, Diseases Of the
Skia, Bronchits Consumption, all diseases Of the Bye
aud Ear, and give particular attention 70 all Female
Complaints especially those OF the womb.
Negroes who afflicted with any Of the above
diseases Will be cured and ind good board and
o5mmo3atons while under treatment at the dsesors in
drmsry.
The doctors call attention Of patience at distance
that IL they not prepared 10 consult the doctors per-
sshaby By writing to them with exact account OF all
the symptoms Of the disease, medicine win be forwarded
by Adams express.
Union and Gayoso streets. Innrmary Union street
east Of bayou, st Dr. spiegePs private residence.
Dr. c. spiagel has in his thirty years practice, es-
He has in his possession ever I've thousand
plants herbs barks, etc, which be rely upon to
ssTe diseases which BY the most successful prac
tioners pronounced iHcuTsble.
Ne also makes II bis especial practice to treat All pr
yate diseases with the utmost success, in short time
matter Of how cng standing, nor OF what nature.
All Dr. spiegel asks from the afflicted Is fair trial
then all the reference he will give Will be 3 speedy
10 them.
Thousands Of testimonials, from the most reliable
source, may be 81 the docto7's once. de1s-6m
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MarshaPs Sale of Real Estate.

ON SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF MARCH. will
~ sell 10 the hghss bidder, for cash, the following
described pnpery IN the city Of Memphis levied TO
satisfy execution In favor J. Il Clark, Robert
Neil, ct al, judgment rendered at the October
1850 of fhs Federal Colrt at Jackson fo2 o66 o5 and
s3f q Sale the Arcade, Union street. within
lawful hours, for cash Redemption waived
Said property e described follows: Lying and be-
ing the city Of Memphis, and in that part known
south Nemphis. and being part Of lot No. s. in block
No 40 and bsgnn FOR the part tAeren conveyed at
thirty eight uthes nartb Of the intersection Of
the north side OF Vaace ttreet with the side
Of Csusey street. and running thence north with the
west side % Causey street thirty tive feet inches
a ftake; thence westvardly st right angle with
Casey street. the center Of baE8a Gagoso thence
s5athwsrdly with the meanderings Of said bayou 70
point said bayou, opposite and west
Of beginning corner q said lot, and thence 10
straight line the beginning tie side Causey
| 4treet.
Il. MoCLANAHAE Marshhl.
BARTLETT CARPANTEa for Piaintifs feIe-tds
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WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MoNTAIGNE,
comprising his Essays, Biographical and
BiblingTaphscal Notices, etc. By W.
Hazlitt. In 4 vols, half eGlR.
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possession Of the other too. But as Lilly did
not object. we suppose it was al right
And that was the odd path by which Mark
Thornebrooke diverged from the path Of old
bstcbelorhood, and stepped into the respects
bic ranks Of matrimonv
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THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONORA-
BILE EDMOND BURKE. In vols q,
limo, full calf, marble edge.
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aaiIg appeal.
10 Fls.issnt Davis, Preuident Elect.


NJ NAY
o fhau 90 whom 0 natonis chaica has given
ne rraFest Interests Of eur Southern IHpd
Ia saemn truet % Eunrd With heart and hand
me tacrtd rightE for which ws have iunt strivsr,
ne chtins shHt bond "a are ulrssdy riTen.
yustios and ruth shan triumph over Nirhf
o csossl Lerdsr ln fhe cause Of Rirht
10 rtvsrsncs cone, before ths God o. Heavsn.
Aut pledge thy life and honor 10 defend
Thy country freedom tiil thy latest breath
willing Tor peace, yet shrluking rot from dean
n her dear cause Per better die. thea be1s
70 fyr-ut fuea, who, hiind with wraIh uniu.t.
Are ia-n q lag her glory IN the dustl
sefk Titcorn, where nana ever sourht IN vain
To guide thy cuuuaelt and direct thy wavs
Power, 70 cruth ths wrong, and truth = raise
UuHtainet, exuitsnt, though it be through usfu
III From tne meuutniu % the eastern n1sfn
Glad hymns o. triumph echo through he sffes
Tlu fair prosperity snanE us rise
And Psacs cnce mere within our borders reiFn
bai-iot heart Thou shan forever bear
TIE c1nscioutusss o. Tizht within Nv hrsast
Approved o. God, and hy The coautry best.
What guerdnu conld Be counted half % dear
A Peoples con1derce and isve shall Be
IN life and death a crown o. ioy 10 thee
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I'VE OFFER FOR RENT the OFFICE now occupied
w By Us a. commission Once and, IL desired viii
sell upon reasonable terms all the once Furniture
We also offer for rent The COTTON SHED AND
WAREHOUSE, on Madison street, now occupied By rs.
MASON * CO.
Erai, gs-..s
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SUNDREES.

K0n BOXES Popping Crackers.
OOO 1000 lbs. s. s. Almonds.
go es Fiiberts.
500 lbs. Cream Nuts.
100 Bushels Fresh Neal.
$50 bris. Ruseett, Prior Red and Jsnstin Apples.
go Pick Eye white and Red Mechanic Potatoes.
800 KEGS Nails.
90 doz BroOms.
Also Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt WhiEky, Brandy,
Champaign, Flour, Lime, Gen snt Starch, Wooden
Ware, ETC., etc. Just received and for sale 'oW By
ELOURSOT 4 CRAWFORD,
de5J-daY No. II, Front row.
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WAsHIS6roS IrEM.--Sena'or Wigfsil has
been 60 annoyed By having bic letters to and
from Charleston broken open at the post Office
IN that city, that be bas been compelled to EN-
ploy more honest carriers than tie gentlemen
who manage ths United StateE rail.
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Gas Fixtures
A CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.
COIL! COIL!

HAVE been engaged in the coal trade for The pE5t
twelve years have bcated coal % thls market '1r
the retail city and steam6oat trade AMI have learned
from erpeencs The necessity of having shssper fuel In
Memphis than has hers,ofora been furnished 20 her p
pie The necessities Of the rich and paor alike recra
The change proposed an while o. n0t pretend % dis
ruise the fact that intend make me1eyi 90 is
not the Isss true that I shall public bsuefaclcr
nuv have on hand large supply o. Green river coall
"a ch have always furulahed al pree far beoH tl1t
which must be paid for PittsburE coal ne pieces
not aoH large the coal ti1ts received fru fts-
burg 5ut these grow larger taa mine il - satfd
and with each shipnent 70 ne By spring - lps El
Be large the largest taEen from l1e lisoarE F
Green river coal costs less than Us from the dehi-
waters Of the Ohio and thereiors sell is low, and net
because it . uog 50 valuable for a purposes. I have
deemed IL useless to obtain an1 publish certificates 70
is properties from those who it here. Trf IT, and
bank checks the certidcatca want have. Row
ever larger stock thsn 6efnre Of Pits1urE c1a
which goes - al market prices would stzte more
over that those Who buy from pay money % cd
citizen o. Memphis All that make goes into ercuin
tion here. taks asthing from The city Vhich ere
ator did intend should away since he I'D MT have
raphia en- coal bed. Keep money az D. ne, aud
sand By your people, which you acumpilih ~
suyinE coal at the Blue Once, jefferson, at ne
ndT THOMAS JAMES.
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ECLTPsE sTABLE

HAVING sold an interest in the 'sRclipssFA
II Livery Stable" 10 gno. n. Fisk, the busi-s 81
ress Of the nTm viii tearafter be conducted A--Ig
under the style Of HEnt & FISK. T. ". HUNT.
We wlu keep on hand al The Eclipss,s the best
stock that the market Gdorf ard will furusn snch
turHCuts Es will give entire satisfaction ta al the pa
tFons Of the Cd ard popuar stand. II good teams ard
constant attention n the wants OF our customers will
do H. We viii endeavor 70 please.
horles bearded y n, Gay, week, month, upon the
most reasonable terms.
fss-Im HUETS FISK.
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THE BASHFUL BACHELOR.

You would have known Il for a bachelors
den, the minute you put your heas n the doorl
Blue, spicy wreaths Of cigar smoke, curling up
to the ceiling, newspapers under the table,
CASTLE soap 10 tiny bronze card receiver,
slippers on the msntel piece, and confusion
everywhere. And yet Mr.. Thornbrooks-poor,
deluded mortal-solsmnly believed that bis
room was in tbe most perfect oTder. For,
hadn't be poked bis empty champagne bottles
snder the bed, and sent the wood box to bear
them company, and hung bis morning gown
over the damp towels, and busted the ash
Eprinkled hearth with bis best silk handker-
chief? He'd Ike to see q room in better tim
than that--gusss be would And now be was
mending hiIlseh up, preparatory to calling on
the vsrT prettisst g;rl inNew York. Not that
be was particularly fond Of the needle, but
when a fellows whole foot goes through a
hole in the northeast toe Of bis stocking and
there isn't button on his shirt, it's time to
repair damsges-
Now, as Mr.. Thorabrooks's whole stock OF
industrial implements consisted Of a lump OF
wax, an enormous pair OF scissors and one
needle, the mending didn't progress rapidly.
His Wav Of managing the button question too
necessarily involved some delay; he had to cut
al these useful little sppsndsges from snothe er
shirt and sew them On, and next, when The
shirt was wanted, why, it was easy enough to
make transfer again. See what 4 is 10 be a
bachelor genius; Il never occurred to him to
buy few extra buttons.
"Buttons are not much trouhle,7 said Mr..
T. to himself, ss he wiped the perspiration
from bis brow, "but when Il comes to coat
sleeves, what the deuce is q fellow to do?
havn't sBy black thread, sither,r and be looked
dolorously at a small tear Just in bis elbow,
where some vicious nail had caught in the
brosicloth. a BE * pin may do for tonight,
and to-morrow l'll send it to the tailor. The
fact is, ought to be mErgiei; aud 20 I would,
IL ] only dared to ask Lillian. o, dezrl
know she wouldn't have me; and vet I'm not
certain, sitbsT-if ] could only muster to
boldly put the question, but Just as approach
the dangerous ground, ny heart fails me. And
then that puppy, Jones, With bis curled mus
tachs. and hair parted in the middle, always
hanging around Lillian and quoting poetry to
hsr-if could have the privilege OF kicking
him across the street, should Gle happy He
isn't bsshful, not be- n somebody would in
vent some new way Of popping the question
something that wasn't quite so em1srrGssingl'
Our hero gave bis black glossy eurls an eX-
ira brush, surveyed himself critically IN The
glass, and then, with deep sigh, set forth to
call on the identical Lillian Raymond, revoiv-
ing, as be hsd q thousand times before, thstif,
perhaps, may be
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FATAL DUEL BETWEEN Boys In The year
1883, at the town Of sonora, Luolurnne county,
two American boys, sgsd thirteen ard four
teen years, qusrrslied about a sagirl thirteen
years old, With whom they were both IN love.
They agreed 10 submit the matter to decision
by 4" wager Of battle.n So, Srming themselves
own, and fought with savage earnestness, be-
ing observed only BY some lsborers st work on
= building a short distance of, who thought
the bilIigerents were playing. The fght ragged
for q short time With the clubs, when one Of
the boys, having dirk kaife on bis person,
drew i forth, and stabbed his adversary to ths
heart. This may be elsssed among the most
extraordinary Of duels.
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CHRISTMAS
AND
HOLIDAY BOOKS,
BOYS Sgmd GERLS!.
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A BBoTps ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
Ths Aimwell Stories.
The Young YOyagsrs. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and EnmIe. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret HantingtOn's Experiment.
HOokers Illustrated History.
The Crusadss and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsyalisr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
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The Hunters of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast
King Arthur and bis Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmsr.
Queens and Princesses of France.
Constance and Edith; or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
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The Floating Battery aa ChnrIestsn
a.anoLher DeacrinlIon OF IL.

--ADOthsr Description or It.
The Charleston 6 c. correspondent Of the
New York Times writes or he 18Th ult.:
Ihave Just returned from a visit TO the ia
nous floating battery or raft, which is now en-
tirely completed, and viii be launched at the
frst favorable tide. There have been so many
crude ideas concsrnine this navel weapon, and
such ridiculous ideas concerning its real object,
that a genuine and positive statement OF its
powers and purposes will, of coBrss, be inter
ssting. It may be relied upon, as had it di-
rect from leading person employed in the
construction Of the new military leviathan.
Your readers will please imagine a huge
box, for y-six by eighty feet, pierced for suf-
ficient number Of rifed cannon, and with a
roof covered with three thick plates Of the
best sheet iron. and rendered perfectly bomb
proof. Il will draw with, the armament and
the complement Of men, three hundred, only
four feet. At iudiciDus time or turn Of the
tide, it viii Be hoated down with the aid OF
Two steam tugs, 20 point on the land or inner
side Of Fort Sumter, distant just six hundred
yards.
At such a proximity, Major Anderson's
guns, they say, cannot be DETECTED, and thus
secure from bis terrible Columbisds, ETC., they
will pepper away at the weak part facing
Morris and James Islands, until they effect an
entrance, or, military speaking, make breach.
Thus having bin At advantage, With the Cum
mings point batteries, now immensely strong,
shelling him; With Moultrie's fearful cannon
nading, also now a terrible customer; with
James island, too, pouring in the iron rain,
they think the little band at Sumter will be
very Ike the poor hy that became completely
entangled ia tbe mesbes Of the spider. It il
my deliberate impression that, with the extra
ordinary activity that has been displayed since
| left my labors, Msjor Anderson will be
utterly annihilatsd when they do commence.
Some grim customers Of eleven inch bore
| have just been received here, and they will be
mounted within q week Twelve Armstrong
guns viii arrive BY the 1st Of March.
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sTO CKMAN & CO.,
IA aTHOLEsALE DEALERS in Foreirn and Domssti
w Liquors, Rsctiaed whisky, FansJ Groceries,, To-
baocO, Cigars, etc,
No, 159 Main Street, Webster Block,
oc2h-6m Hamnhta. r-u
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aleigh ksmp
STE WART s. ALGEE,

Attorneys and CCulSelOrS at Law,
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-27

the "Fan Tail Rangers, Induced, sup
pose by the open work appearance Of our
motley uniforms. Then, all was alarm aud
confusion. Uncle Samuel was pronounced
| I" defunct ;" but before his body had time 10
become cold, some of his distant relatives
commenced Jef:ing for his garme nts, and
lady-fair sent her Beau regard upon hearing
of his sudden death. But rioEa the people
placed another Link IN to the chair Of life,
and the reckless garments cannot now escape
Scott free. NO'r, you should see US. A COM
Portable barrack-plenty of room-the cool
river breeze on a sultry day-plenty to eat
and drlnk-under the eye of a veteran officer
-equalling the regulars in drills and man
euvres-well armed and equipped-and bet
ter clothed than any volunteer company have
yet seen, we are, indeed, more favored than
the rest. Then, we were pronounced " Wild
Cats, Fan.Ta Rangers" &c. Notr, both
State and Government authorities are de-
nounced for 'petting" the Logan boys. But,
some persons will growl.
We are all in good health and perfectly
contented with our pOslti0n-excopting pro-
bably, two or three dissatisfied spirits, who
would find fault with the Almighty himself,
were he connected with the voluntee< organi
ZatiOn.
Rumor has it that sundry worthy citizens
OF our beloved town intend visiting US on the
coming 18th" do not know what credence
is to be attached to the report. for the busy
Madame is we'll known aelHHep Of the
purest water. However, should any person
or persons determine to drop in" on US, he,
she or they can count upon a warm recep-
ton.
There goes the rat tat-tat Of that confound-
ed drum The hour for company drill has
arrived, and | must stop my gossip, shoulder
my shooting iron," and be off So, until |
have time to again chat with you, believe me
Truly yours,
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Suicide Of a Boy.-A few days ago, 4 lad
named George Eanniman, aged nineteen
years, and son of Y. IL. Vanniman, of Jer-
omegile. Ashland county. Ohio. committed
suicide under the following circumstances -
While out cunning with Il comrade, he shot
and crippled one of his neighbor's cattle.
Complaint was made to the father of the lad
by the owner Of the animal, and when the
guilty party was questioned about the offence,
he at first denied, but finally confessed it
He was then reprored for his conduct, and
exhibited considerable feeling. He soon af-
ter went up stairs, and taking his gun, left
the house. He was followed by members Of
the family, but before they overlook him, he
placed the muzzle Of the gun to his head and
moved the trigger with his toe, killing him
self instantly.
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Correspondence of' tie Guzette.
Fort WASHINGTON,

Fort WAsHINGToN, !
Saturday, June -.
Here we are, browning our beautiful faces
beneath the ardent rays of 4 southern sun
food for powder, and not Il grain yet sent to
us by our particular friends the hospitable
suuthrpns. even in the shape Of crackers,
wherewith to celebrate the glorious 4th, Z"
soon to dawn upon Us. Well well we haze
had quite enough in the - cracker" line, it is
true; and though the article may be on par
with the villanous saltpetre" in the way Of
Digestion we have not yet been compelled to
have it introduced into our stomachs contrary
to natural laws, and sandwiched as the latter
invariably is, with the general thickness of
cold lead Ugh! the very idea is sufficient to
cause Indigestion, and almost makes one wish
that paper bullets and pop-guns, bygone me
mentoeS Of school boy days, would supercede
the comic mimic and spherical ball.
But the deuce to mCralizing. The goose is
not yet Matched whose wing feather will be
nibbed to linn an account Of our untimely
demise, although over eight score Of our gal
liant boys are ready ut any moment to make
war or love, and can handle either pen or bay
0net with the same facility that Il Fejee Is
lander can adapt his taste to piece of juicy
steak or Il slice Of raw" from the body Of
d utluuSlJ IODhSOO' SiSNlhS OA0 SaAL" a.
don the simile; for soldier, when endeavor
ing to draw from the springs of Parnassus,
and thirsty both mentally and physically,
would just as soon indulge the latter want in
a poteen of punch as the former at the Par,
nas8ian fount.
You should see the glorious scenery we
have hereabout. Egad the Potomac whose
dark waters lave the base of our fort, must
be rich with III naenloT1ams Of picnic parties
and moonlight excursions, during which un,
numbered hearts have been softened beneath
the siIvery beams of the full faced, jolly look
ing old night wanderer; whilst the surround.
ing country, clothed in sweetest green, makes
one long for the quiet shades of q the blue
Juniata"
But, then, ones beautiful ideas are marred
by the thought that soon " the verdant hills
and the murmuring rills" of the sunny south
Will resound with the warcry, and that the
golden-tasseled corn and thewhite-plumedco cot
ton must give place to the nodding plume
and gIistening bayonet. Brother will meet
brother, and fratricidal blood will dye in
deepest red and damning guilt the soil
intended to perpetuate that freedom of
liberty and of speech for which our fathers
fought and died. Yet, such is life-and
Deaths involved int.
:. now many changes can be made within i
little time! When first We reached the Ma
"onal Capitol, we received the Sobriqaet Of
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MORE STRAwBERRIEs.-We are indebt-
ell to Mr. VIM. Lind, who is noted for
raising fine fruit and vegetables, for dish
of his extra Strawberries, remarkable for
their size as we'll as lusciousness. As he
is a Prince among the tailors, we suppose
he is entitled TO the same appellation among
the strawberry growers-at least for the
present year.