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louisville directory.

CANNON d BYERS, Wholesale Dealers in
- Bonnets, Ribbons, and Millinery Goods, l9l
Main street, between 5th and 9th, North side.
NiIIAMBERS, HENRY a CO., Wholesale
~ Druggists Main street, between 9th and 9TH,
nearly opposite Louisville Hotel.
nUVALI., KETCHUM & CO., Wholesale
IL and Retail Dealers in Carpets, Floor Oil
Cloths, Rugs, Mats, Window Trimmings, lSe., 81
4th, between Market and Main streets.
ELLIOTT, & CO., Wholesale Grocers aud
IL Commission Merchants, and Cotton and Pro-
duee Storage No. 29l Main street, between 9TH
and Sth.
GARDNER 81 CO., Wholesale Groeers, SIS
" Main street. R. A. Shapard with this house.
HOGAN a. DUTEII. Wholesale and Retail
II Manufacturers of Wigs Braids. Curls, and
other kind Of hair work. &c s. 4th, between Main
and Market streets.
T OUISVILLE HOTEL, NJ. Kean & Co,
II J PTOpTietOrs, Main Strain, nearly centrally
located for steamboats, and all trains.
DITKIN, WIZARD q CO., Wholesale Dealers
ii in Seeds Agricultural Implements Machin-
cry. &e., So Main street, Louisville.
DOGERS, A. G. 81 son, House Furnishing
IL Emporium Refrigerators, Filters, &c, II East
Side 4th street near Main.
DOBINSON, J. NJ. d CO., Wholesale Deal
IL ers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, No
tons, etc, No. l55 West Main street. between 5th
and 9Th.
CLEVIN, T. q Il. ID. a CAIN, Importers
~ ana W nOlesale Dealcfsln fOrelgn ana DOmes-
tic Dry Goods, No. 2l7 (Od No. 606) Main street
nearly opposite Louisville Hotel.
TTWIIPP, louis, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
i in Piano FoTtos, Organs MelOdeOns, Music,
&c, Nos. % and "a Jefferson st.
WILSON, PETER a CO.. Wholesale Drug
w gists and Importers Of Foreign Drugs and
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, and Glass
ware. &c. and PTOpretOrs Of Louisville Chemical
Works, and sell the great Saponiier. Corner of
Main and 9Th streets.
DSTILDER, ED. a CO., Wholesale Druggists
w and Dealers in TObaccos, Cigars, Dyestufs,
Perfumory and Glassware; North Side Of Main
street. nearly opposite Louisville Hotel
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PROMPTLY ATTENDED To.
avQ-9v,
FOR SALE.

OH0 ACRES OF LAND. FOUR MILES
<.OO South Of Columbia. on the Pulaski Turn
pike road, Of which lis acres are in cultivation.
with good Cedar Leg House, weatheTboarded.
eantslnlng four large rooms. hall, ke., with all
Necessary Out-buildings.
Also, small separate improvement detached
from the above. The most Of this land = very
fne. some little Of Il Is billy, hut splendidy ti-
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH,
iuneli Real Estate Agoat
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH OF
GEORGIA ORIGIN.
The Atlanta Ncr Fra reproduccs the fol
lowing incident


The Atlanta Ncr Fra rcproduccs the fol-
lowing incident
There is an incident connected with the
history OF the magnetic telegraph which is
not generally known. MORSE. the inventor
OF the telegraph line, owes his fame 10
plain, unpnetcnding, but intelligent citizen
Of Columbus, Georgia. They were riding
together in a stage coach during a thunder
storm. when the Georgian took occasion 20
remark his settled conviction. that in a few
years electricity would be employed as a
medium Of communication between distant
points. This excited the curiosity Of the
New England philosopher, and the Georgian
was asked 10 explain, and 20 adduce the rca-
sons for n belief in what then seemed So alb
surd theory. The Georgian proceeded 20
state his theory with great promptness and
precision, and TO support 1t with argument
based upon scientific facts which evinced
great familiarity with the subject, and which
enlisted the respectful attention Of all pre-
sent This was the starting point MORSE
had imbibed an ideal He went 90 work
upon Il, and finally succeeded in connecting
his name with the grandest combination Of
art and science known 20 modern times.
In some Of his published works Mr..
MoRsE mentions this incident, but does IL in
a very ungraieful, undignihed aNd clumsy
manner. He comedies that he received his
FIRST idea ON the subiect "from a drunken
doctor who was his travelling companion
during a thunder storm That drunken
doctor is still living within a stones throw
Of Columbus, where he has many ardent
friends and where he is known 90 be a sober
man. None bat Mr.. MORSE, we believe,
has ever spoken Of him in terms other than
those Of respect and veneration.
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B u G K E Y E
ReaperS and Mowers.

J. W. OBANNON. Clarksvilie. Tennessee.
RAsCOE. MOORE & CO.. Gallatin.
JAMES ANDREWS & CO.. Columbia.
JNO. D. FLANTT & CO.. Pulaski.
LITTLE & PETERSON. Shelbyville.
GILLESPIE. WATKINS K CO.. ChaftanOoga.
PENDERGRAsS & CO., Cleveland.
". ". WOODRUFF. Knoxville.
The above named parties are the only az I,s l95
lied Agents for the sale Of the Buckeye IN Mid
die and East Tennessee.
We can furnish. on application. the names Of
farmers ia nearly every county Hho hereteigfe
used this Mashine and an who desire % have ne
BEST LABOE-sAVING and most reiihoie
MOWER are inYited % call on us or our Agents
HAMILTON & CUNNINGHAM
No. - College street, Nashville.
avlG--tf
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The Chicago Tribune, Of Friday, thus tells
who DR.. DosrE, the New Orleans riotcr,
was:
He was formerly barber in this city, but
removed 10 New Orleans and set up a. a
'tooth artist" and was resident there when
the rebellion began. He len soon after the
commencement Of the war and entered into
business with dentist here. With his
usual facility for getting into trouble, he
soon found occasion ior a violent quarrel
with Dis partner. whom il was his habit 10
denounoe Ia language that no sane and de-
cent man would utter. We do not know
whether his partner in the summer o. 1862
Is now a resident Of Chicago or not but y
he is he can "a tale unfold" which wall
abundantlv prove that the attempt 70 make
a martyr Of D0sTIE win not be successful.
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THE FRANCHISE LAW TO BE TESTED
IN RUTWERFORB-JUDGE RIDLEY
APPLIES FOR A EIANDAMUs-JUD
COOPEU-s ORDER.
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Tits urgcntly requested that EVERY CITIZEN
subscribe from one 90 one hundred shares, ac-
cQrding % his means, az once. This Will insure
speedy and glorious succcss-tha crcHning glory
81 cur city and State. iy2-G.
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BALIIK0RE DAILY C0MMERCIAIr- SATURDAY JUNE ? I999
Nj RlNE JOUR N AL
PORT or BALTIMORE,
FRIDAY. June l. 1855.
a rr.1Unsl

FRIDAY. June l. 1855
Arrived.
Steiner ten Adelaide Cannon. from Norfolk-to NJ
Steamer Juniata. Phillips, from Havre de Grace
Steamer W Bruno, Foster. from New York-mdse
Ste, Steamer Henry L. Cav. Her. from Philadelphia
mdse to Shrver.
steamer Geo Leary, Blakoman from NorfoIk-to
., Steamship Kalorama. Denkin 60 hours from
wick & Co. Passed off smith Point Lirbt Hoat Ike
steamer Cumberland hence for Charleston; also ship
Admiral, bound up
Steamship Philadelphia. Phillips. from North Car
olina. ON
'Schr Margaret TAR, from Boston---potatees to =.
et Barge Laurel -. from New Yorksmdse to J A
,schr Fix, Allen from New York-to Phillips &
schr n Hall, Strickland, from Portland, Me-to
Arrived Yesterday.
Schr Jonas Smith, Sedsley. from Matanzas.
Cleared.
Steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore New York
:, steamey; George Leary. Brakeman. Norfolk-J.
Birckhead, Jr
Steamer Adolnide. Cannon. Eorfoli-M Falls.
Taylor.
Steamer Richard Willing. CundiG, Philadelphia
j A Shriver.
~ Steamer Juniata. Phillips. Havre de Grace-J J
Steamer Fannie, Smoot. Sayannah-J B Andrews
S,ehr Bengal Pillsbury, Providence R I-Phillips
Schr Curtis, TiltOn, new Somers Boston-E Pratt
4 Bro
>, schr John Kennedy. Long. Tronton-E Pratt L
Bro.
Cleared on Both.
+, eehr Frank Herbert Crowell, Boston-Kelsey K
Arrived from baltimore.
Steamer General Custer, Harris, hence at Charles
ton 10Th ult.
Steamer Ellie Knight. Harrington, hence at Will
n II
Schr Only Daughter, Matthews, hence at Kew
Schr Emma Bacon, Case, hence at Boston 3Qth ut
Cleared for baltimore.
Bark Western Sea- Harding, cleared at Boston 30sh
schr Surprise Beers cleared at Boston S0h ult for
Baltimore.
Loading for Baltimore.
Ship Baltimore, Prus.) Meyer, was loading at Rot
terdam 10th ut for New ork and Baltimore.
Sailed for baltimore.
Bark Sarah Peters, Lord, sailed from Matanzas
Steamer North Point sailed from Savannah 3lst
ult at II A NJ for BALTIC.
Spoken.
Brig } W Spencer, Spencer hence for Havana, was
spoken sd ut lat q, long II IS.
Disaster.
Bark Wild Waves from Port Talbot reports May
18th, lat 50 % long G3 So passed vessel abandoned
had two jurymasts bust fgurehead. and dayits over
the stern.
Schrs Eta G Fogs, Rich, hence for Providence
and Martha Baxter, from Boston for Baltimore
sailed from Newport. |: 3Oth ult
schr Nadab Johnson, from Philadelphia for Sa-
Vannah, sailed from Wilmington, Del, Both ult.
by Telegraph.
ITO Merchants Exchange and News RoomI
st. Thomas-Arrivcd May 18th, steamer Isabella
Briggs, from Baltimore. and sailed again 18th
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room.
FORTRESS MONROE. May 81, 1866.
The following vessels sailed:
Schr lano Durfee. from New York for Yorktown
Schr James Buchanan. from Petersburg for Phiia-
delphia. '
Schr VIA Frazier, from Norfolk for Baltimore:
S3nr IL Cuipepper from n for Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Schr Tho. jefferson, from New York
Arrived HG Norfolk seth.
Steamer Abraham. from Wilmington, N c., for
Chester. Pa.
Schr Mail, from Baltimore for Newbern, NC.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS.
Reported and cdref2lv REVISED query meek for the Be-
filla1l.e LI1,iL u

lReDored and carev revised eperD meek for the Bal
ti1n0re Duly Commercially
Acknowledgement only moderate, We quote
Western 8? z cent. at $437l29445 e gallon, and CO.
logne Spirits 10 cts higher.
ASH ES.-AsheS steady at &C. 15G7 for Pots
and $l350@l4 . leo lbs for PEARL but there is very
little doing in them.
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price. and we
quote before. VIZ Navy at TX cts Pilot at Scts and
Water Crackers at 9 cts q H.
BARk:-No. Quercitron may be quoted at $3.50
80, and No. do at $20@2l q ton f. o. b. We have
heard of no sales this week.
observation-disclosures is in limited SUNNY and
dull at 36@3S cts 2 b for Western and Southern
COAL--Cumberand is arriving quite freely and
ls steady at 80 p ton f. o. b. for cargoes at Locust
Point, and SO . Z ton for smaller quantities An
thraclte Is selling at 1878 to dealers and at retail at
s. e ton Of 2, 2l0fhs delivered.
COtFEE.-The market has exhibited COMPARE
lively little activity this week. and it closes dull and
heavy. We note sales of l,900 bags Rio ex-"Red-
wing on private terms, but understood to be at
about l414 cts gold in bond. and Of some 300 to 400
bags do IN lots at 16Gl812 cts gold for common to
fair and 20@2O15 cts gold for prime and choice We
quote to- day as follows, viz: Rio at from Is to 2D%
cts gold for common to choice; Laguayra at l9a2O%
cts gold and Java at 26@2514 cts gold. We note the
import this week of 2S5 bags Rio per brig Brothers,
and 3,609 bags do per bark Grey Eagle" and the
stock to-day In first hands is about II, 100 bags
. COTTON:-During the early part of the week Cot.
ton was active and prices advanced materially saIrs
Of Middmg Upland being made as high as 40 cts but
there has been little doing in it for two or three
days past, and prices have receded again, Middling
Upland being quoted to-day at 81 cts. The sales this
week most OF which were made in the early rqrt Of
It, add up about 400 bales. We quote To-Day as fol-
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Department.

Major General W. S. Hancock commanding. bead-
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette streets ' AN1N
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
p2rtment, Breyet Col. A. E. King
FIRST Army Corps GU. S. Veteran Volunteers) Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street, Bt IT
Col; FINLEY Anderson. Assistant Adjutant General.
sMediGal Director-Brcvet Colonel Josiah Simpson.
once third story Department headquarters
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
iand-Breyet Brigader General W. III Browne ~ of 81
No. 81 N. Calvert street. -0-0" 'o OlH0e'
- Depot Comnissary-Bre Brigadier General Tbos
hilsoni assistant and BIT. Lit Col L. N. Smith. C.
once no. 9 o. Gay street. up stairs. - O
NJ Depot and Department Quartermaster-CoI. Gao.
W bradley, corner Calvert and Fsyette streets. 49,
slstants, CAPTAIN A. NJ Cumming A. o, M. otics
No; D. Gay ST., up stairs. ' e'
II Chlet Paymaster-Brevet Lieut.. Col r. M. Ftting
SayTn2sters-Breyet Lieut.. Col. T. B. Warner Majors
n, Il T. HGSSper Brantz Mayer, William H. Nicois
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CANpLES.-Tho market is dull. We quote Ada
Santne at l9920G cts for light, and 23l5@4 cts for
ipl welgnt Parane at So cts Sperm at i243 cts; and
fatent ak at 53@55 cts Hydraulic pressed Mould
light. 'Oi -''' wight anu II CTS ior
CHEMICALS.-Alld descriptions are firm and prices
are tending upward We quote a; follows viz. Cansf;c
soda at 9g9M cts Soda Ash, standard test at 1a<C5
Gus Gai SODA at 81 cts; Ri Carh Soda at SI,( as
an a. 1i55 bEG;l Powders at 1904 cts.
hight stock. New Sheathing Draziers AMI Boits e
selling at AZ cts. and Yellow Metal i bfinr?n -
cts for Sheathing and 81 cts for Bolts old Conner
Is quoted at M@2412 cts. 4f''
:, FLOUR.-Thc market for Flour has throughout
the feeling in 1t has been less buoyant than f,r;ng
the early part of the week. For some dissertations
prices have given way slightly but in general quota
tions are well maintained. and although the demand
IS limited we see little disposition on the part OF
holders to press sales. We notice sales in the week
OF some 6g0 to S0 bbls City Mills Super Spring whea
at W 5glO, partfor delivery next week 300to 400 bbIs
Northwestern Super at $40 and some 500 bbls North
western Extra at b. to which may be add ed the
Jobblng sales. which reach probably 900 bbls The
market closes dull with sellers than buyers We
day follows viz: Howard St Super at $40 so
tgi0l5 do Extra at $l20l259: Ohio super At $i025
esie93ls do Extra at Sll50@l2; Northwestern Super
atSs75@lO; do Extra ut 75@l1 2 City Mills Super
spring wheat at 50 80 10; do standard Extra snrinr
wheat at Sll4gll. 80 and do high grade Extra WIN
mneaI. at Sllgl5 e bb Baltimore Family Is sell.
ng AZ and Western and Howard street do at SI4
rye FLOUR AND C0RN MEAI.-Rve FIor- ,vo ,,,,o.o
to-day at sbGaS so hb The last sales of CO. IGoag
were at S4S for Baltimore and 81 an fs rotn meal
der S450R Dbl, " A"u 'o-oay IN
The following are the inspections of Flour and NJ,
fnr oxunn ayfArr d.
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=,FIsH.-Mackerala are in very light supply and firm
There are no No 3s in market. butt No. rs selling
at SlsSo and No Is at from $40 So to a per Dbl
to quality Eastern Herrings, which are in good sup
ply are selling at from 81 to &c. and Labrador do at
from S6 to SS50per Dbl. Potomac Herrings We quote
this week at S675@7, and North Carolina do at $50
$50 Dbl for short and full brands. Shad are selling
$l4@l5 q Dbl, for short and full brands We
quote dry Goldfish as before at $45O@S6 and do Hake
at $50 $3.50 per 100 lbs. -'F[ = cJJIt- -
nfKUlT.Isieily Fruit continues active, but prices
are somewhat lower. Oranges in good order are now
selling at S8@8.50. and Lemons are bringing $500
80 box. Dried Fruit is very dull Raisins are
nomlnaHy S3SO94 for bursh, and $4@i.10 p box for
Layer Figs are selling at 22S Almonds at 1906
c i9I sort and 45 ctsfor paper sheed Palm Nuts at IL
c shberts at "A cts. and English Walnuts at 1920
s aEEaAaTHERS-Feathers are quiet but steady at 60
Eo o5s LOT ordinary. and 70@S0 cts p H. for prime
4ts has been in fair supply this week,
Of Wbsat IA amounting to about 100000 bushels but
no. more than 1000 bushels having been offered this
a aeys and ths market has exhibited Considerable
subsequently down to 9093 cts snS A. ~. droppeS
V sssa cts. at which figures It closes trm. YeIIo1
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road conductor running train not thoue od rail-
from Buffalo,. certain chap was foun5 o t mles
and compelled the conductor to make Chang III
passenger handed the conductor $500 80 on who's
had accrued four or five months interest This was
the conductor, at the same time drawing from h;s
other Lockst" large roll of greenbacks. The
change was speedily made, and the conductor re
sumed his call for tickets" That interest cried
the passenger, Not due yet. says the conductor
and went on his way-S15 or $50 better off, on ac
count of his unlucky passenger OA Nv
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SUING FOR Social EQUALITY.-The Memphis Bp,
peae states that some days since d negro man de-
and Justice. from Duvall's Bluff to Memphis. but
that the Captains of these boats refused the request
has instituted legal proceedings against tese steam
ers, claiming damages in the sum II $4,000,
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"A Toronto dispatch states that La lNinerre
publishes the announcement that the, Pope has de-
olared himself in favor of confederatinn
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Horrible Murder in De1aware-A Rus.
band Kills his Wife and Ruries Her I'm.
~ Nd

The Philadelphia Inquirer of yesterday morning
contains the particulars of horrible murder in Del
aware from which it appears that on Saturday even
ing the 18TH Of the present month man residing on
farm near Mount Pleasant on the Delaware Rail IL
road was seen quarreiing with his wife about some
iamliy diihcuIty. He was seen to drag her by the
nalr towards the house in which they lived and rs
tney had often quarreled before little notice was
following, and no trace of her could be fonn5 nv te
cSraphlng to her relatives and friends the snsnicnn
vi Ie people IN the nelghborhood became aroused
snd on sunday last, the 9th inst, search was made
for her body: The search was continued for J
pnS uecessiqlly. although her clothes were found
OF guilt. was arrested. 1'-' Wig Signs
FINALLY, the, pig PEN was examined, and, on
on the ground with her face down and ber BODY ;s
cramped position, as if she had been forced down
o. trsmplng upon her to give room for renaing the
and physician were sent for When they arrived an
examination made cut was fund eTer an
inenes deep upon the top of her head as if inflicted
with the back of a Ratchet or some other bIunt in
str1ment no doubt causing death; the face was black
Sild Swoiien an? the body very much bruised, as if
KICKS had been inflicted upon her person. After the
examination Jury was empapneled by the coroncr
ana an inquest held the verdict of the jury being
tha5 her death was caused by injuries inflicted hS
some blunt instrument in the hands of her husband
WY WE SHOULD WEAR BEARDs.-There are more
sohd inducements Tor wearing the beard than the
mere Improvement of a mans personal appearance
ana the cultivation OF such an aid to the
fails to do. the useful with the Ornamental provides
us with a far better respirator than science could
ever make and one that is never so hideous 10 waa
as that black seal upon the face which looks Ike
passport to the realms of suffering and death The
and miasma of frogs but it strains the air from Sust
and the SCOT of great smoky cities It acts also
IN the most scientific manner. by taking heat from
the warm breath as it leaves the chest and supnvin
it to the cold air taken in ~ i'ins
The beard is not only respirator, but with the
beard entire, we are provided with comforter a.
we'll and these are never left at home like the UNI
brellas and all such appliances whenever they are
wanted. Motfat and Livingstone, the African ex-
porers, and many other travellers say that in the
night no wrapper can equal the beard The remark
able thing too is that the beard like the hair of The
head protects against the heatof the sun; it acts as
hatch does to an ice-house but more than this it
evaporation. cools the skin. A man who accepts
this protection of natures, the rudest storm
and the hardest Winters. He may go from the hot
test into the coolest air without any dread and
verify believe he might sleep in the morass with
impunity-a least his chances of escaping the terri
bic fever would be better than his beardless com.
panions.
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b.. S0HNsE9S
-Hsy BALTIMORE

D2-AIlGlUhE
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDE ERgn KFsg&SRR INA
81, discovered IN the Great Hospitals Of F1rarps
the world %ostneas1 S Of oa hs fB 6s remedy
Inroun5r1 4nSeons OF the Kidneys and Bladder
Confusion Of Ideas PapSon Of tbe aSW 3Pist9s
eases Of the Head Throat, Eoso or sn a.+ Dis
81 t1e LIVER Lungs, Stomach Bowels-tbose teSria
secret and solitary practices more fatal to their VI
nIas .Gan tnc song OF Syrens to the Mariners Of
GySsfi 6$hI4s theT most brilliant hopes or an
'''-'i DR. Jt6SF HNssi65TNS.' impossible.
81, Qfics No. 7 s. FREDERT6K STREET. LEFT h.na
Eetter must contain stamp -' Anu y o n5iaiF'
Ass. a: sgUEF, of Paris, still continue. ~. .n-
NJ ceSsIui treatment of CONSUMPTION. Ssvsrsl
d d@ei's OF 5eImore IN an advanced stage of the
t9rred to. Apply at his OFFICE Sout6ssst ro5ns
Gt Esystte and Frederick Streets Baltimore MAJ
l'l't' jel9-ly
aaR A. HUEE, Graduate of tho MedjoaI TocrI-
and Chrurgicai Faculty Of Baltimore Sd edi ca
dscoyerer of the only Remedies for Diseases Gf tGe
nv c4ardctef without Mercury or n0xious drugs
Iecent ceses cured II rom u to 4S hours on Trfeo
guarantee. Chronic. inveterate and ccnstitTtiorai
diseases snch rs have been abandoned as incurable
aie specify ana permanently cured. The treatment
adopted ny him is that which has the aDprovaI cF ~
most distinguished Physicians of Paris and its my M
S'SSezs III a PrSctlce OF 4U years has proved
ocyona doubt that the worst cases readily Yield
ana are thoroughly removed at once aud forevar fr
me system, ESPECIALLY ali cases of constitutional de-
pity nervous Diseases which soon OF late turns Ia
consumption, and all too evils entaied bv cartaiS
pernlciouS practices which ruin both body and mini
Gn41nng the victim for either business study, socieS
o. marriage, and 10 those who are suffering the evI
effects of improper indulgencss, of whatever k;n5
oan now Go perfectly restored to natural health and
Yls9f, n brlof period. by applying to one wbogs
skl1 and experience can be relied on. No esor6itGni
o. NnJ1ojeE8icEcJ charges. '''
. Distant Patients consulted By letter and remsd;es
and private manner. O'' UOI''Uiehs
=, Once southeast corner Of FAYETTE and FRED.
ERICK STREETS. ''NN ;a : ~
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

1'ns " A'r'Odt gnd Closing of Mails at The Post
Office Baltin.o, y Nd. '''