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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-18


The famous Adam Jacobs leaves this
evening for Cairo and St Louis Capt.
Rowland commands, and her clerk is
gentleman whom it is a pleasure to know.
Passage and rooms can be engaged at
No 8 Jefferson street fise -.ittf d
Miscellaneous. ti.. df
The city authorities have force at
work filling up the washed away portion
of the levee, near Messrs. johnson u
Wright's wharfboat. Good idea, /.
The Lime Drownreports the Arkansas
falling, with two and a half feet on Rob
Roy bar. e
Late arrivals from above report ind
ing seven and half feet of water be-
tween here and Cairo, and seven feet TO
ST. Louis. .t74 l.-,7 I
The steward of the Mississippi died
above Cairo of cholera The corpse was
put off, at Cairo, when the authorities
arrested Captain Hurd and fined him
500 and costs. The Captain appealed
the case. ai.FalF bal it.tNHHg2l
Captain Ben Merrilles, of the Golden
Eagle, had slight attack of cholera on
his way up, and is still suffering. One
Of the deck passengers died from the
same disease. His name was William
Mcintyre, and his residence Rockford,
Indiana
Captain Dick Mason was among the
passengers on tbs Southerner last even
ing On arriving at St Louis that craft
will be turned over to him, when he will
lay her up for few days to make some
improvement Mt, after which she win enter
the Memphis and New Orleans trade.
Abe Gilbert, engineer Of the Little
Rock and o. V. Clark, barkeeper of the
Lexington, died at ST. Louis on Thurs
day after very short illness.
The st. Louis Republican, Of Friday,
says At this point the river is again on
the decline, having fallen over ten inches
in the twenty-four hours ending at IL
m. yesterday The late rise has most
materially improved the Upper Missis-
sippi and Illinois rivers, having given a
fair stage of water in both channels The
Missouri is steadily declining, with
nearly five feet between this city and st.
10, and about four and half feet above,
STEAMBOAT PRINTING. We respectfully
ask our steamboat friends to call and ex-
anime the specimens of fine steamboat
printing daily executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER office Our prices will be found
to compare favorably with those Of Gin
cinnati or St Louis, and to be greatly
below those asked BY other city offices.
Bring your orders directly to us, and
save the commission. charged by parties
who take in work they are not prepared
TO execute frett 7
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SAxIrkRY.-Every person should con-
slider Il their daiy, atihe present time, 10
do all they can TO improve the sanitary
condition of our city, and If they pee
their neighbors violating any, sanitary
regulations no false idea Of delicacy
should keep them from sending q few
lines to the headquarters Of the Sanitary
Police, requesting them to look into the
matter Attic meeting Of The Board Of
Health, last eveuing. DR. Cavsnagh
stated that be had for many days twelve
or fifteen carts and twenty or thirty men
employed, and that he bad Che streets
and alleys eleansed daily, and nightly
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CHoLERA PREvESnvE = Attacks Of
cholera are most liable to come on in
the night and toward morning, at an
hour when . physician can hardly be
obtained Immediately. Hence every
family should have the Specific and d.
'rectious on hand to treat it at once.
Humphreys cases Of Homeopathic CRoL
era Specifies are just the thing, simple,
safe, reliable and both preventive and
cure. 13-lw
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A FiSE AkrIsT. We are pleased to
learn that Mr. Tannehili has secured the
services Of Mr.. Sam Gulick as chief ar
tist for the Greenlaw Opera Honse, and
that he has already entered upon the dis
charge Of his duties Mr.. Guliek is a
first-class artist, as is evidenced by bis
work At the New Memphis Theatre last
season, and 10 oiher, theatres previously.
The many choice cOlOrs that have flowed
in tremendously blending streamlets on
canvass from his brush have often de-
lighted the eyes udpleased the fancy of
lovers Of beauty and ar,, who, with US,
Join in eoneratulsting Mr.. Tannehill on
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GooD iprA-Oorner Monroe and Main


! Mas. HAILE's SEMINARY. =, We take
great pleasure in calling the attention Of
our renders to Mrs Halle S advertise
ment Mrs. Halle. has been long and
most fasorably known in this city, as an
instructress of young ladies' This ac-
eomplished and talented lady is no ordi-
nary mental disciplinarian, but ranks
among the most intellectual teachers in
the country 1t is Of the utmost impor-
lance that young girls should be placed
in the care of teachers of refined and
elegant manners, as well as intellectual
endowments. These are found happily
combined, united with frmuess in dis
cipline that renders her a model for the
rising generation Of young ladies, who
constitute so large portion Of our pop
.ulation Mrs. Haile's Seminary viii be
largely patronized By our ftst-elass citi-
zens.
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nIRECTORS
NOTICES.

NroTIcE.7HAvINa HAD sUEFIgIEET
N e,idence that certain parties in TINS clty
are making false repre- entations 10 my custom
ers BY telling them that they are IN nv emPaaoy
lies. / forewarn ali such parties that VIII
prosecute them tohe extent Of the law for said
offense, ~ james DAY AZ nan,,
Hl.ltll.sAl - Ale Depot
aul7-lw -aEA-sNo. w froht street. t.
N0TICE.-F ORTHE PRESENT DR.. SIM
IN may bsfound a. bis othce - q IN II
TFFlFC DAY Ana Might. ~.
~ - q Ill, .,na III e,nanan streeta al2-lw.
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be Inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
Marriage and celibaoy. Essay OfWarn-
ing and InsIueiion for Young Men Also, dis
cases and abuses which prostrate the vital pow
ers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address DR..
J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard Assoca-
ton. Philadelphia. Pm. lulj Jan
Eotieo.-We earnestly request our friends
not to pay more than Eve cents a copy for the
PUBLIc LErerR. We sell to the newsboys at
two cents a copy, thus allowing them over a
hundred per cent. profit on every paper.
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Removals
DEMovAL.-
CHANGE OF BASE.

Owing b. the heavy and rapidly iRcrcasin R de.
r,.nd for tbd . Great Southern Preparations.
Ne ar eotnpclIul 90 remove 20 more spaciou rs
building. giving tecm for extensise manu ~,
~ * fhe Hughes Book. cCrncr Of Nam and
Peal strrefs where We design conducting a
General wholesale and retail drug business IN
connection with the faauuiacturcoi the oreat
10 our friends and customers everywhere. We
would say, rive ~ a call. Our drufs are pure.
onr prices arc low. and our clerks competent-
aul3-lm j. r. UROM6OoBh 90.
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ANOTHER WIFEwHIPPER. For several
days we have not had the annoyance Of
recording the arrest Of a single Wife
whipper, and hoped that the condemna-
ton of this crime against humane and
divine Jay, by the PYBLlc I1rDoFH apd
some other papers was having good
effect However yesterday evening, a
man named Thomas Ford was before
Commissioner Richards for this ofense
and fined fifty dollars From the EVIL
dence adduced in Court Of the cruelty of
this fellow TO his wife and infant child,
he is fully entitled to the honor Of being
crowned king of the wife.whippers, and
that noble band Of heroes should imme-
diately meet at some choice spot and
elect him their commanderin-chief
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y MEMPHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Mail and passenger trains leave Mem
phis lis pm. Connections for Nash
vile perfect No delay on this line to
New York. Connections at Chattanooga
with the Western aud Atlantic, and East
Tennessee and Georgia railroads is close
Corinth accommodation train leaves
Memphis at $50 a m. taking passengers
to the Mississippi Central and Mobile
and Ohio railroads Grand Junction
accommodation leaves Memphis at 355
pm. Baggage checked through.
Through tickets and information can be
procured at IL Court street.
SastyQ IApoLPHE BERYARDs
aus lm-ls Ticket Agent.
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DoN'r forget the grand complimentary
benefit of Miss Julia Barton, at the Ma
tional Theatre, Monday evening, August
on,h .
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THE FAMOUS CoRNER-At the corner
of Court and Front streets, is saloon
where the best lager and spirits can he
found Call on Fritz Pfemfort
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-FoR FAMILIES, IN. NICE
ID front rooms. in pleasant part OF the city
Also 0 fe v dag boarders can DC eccommodatea;
Gayoso street ault-lW
rDoARDING.-sEvERAL, LARGE AND
y nlcssaof rooms can he had. with board.
mon carly Application at No. SO Adams street
References gwen and required. ..,-.
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THE beautiful fairy pantomime Of the
9 Skeletons Witness win be presented
al Miss Julia Barton's benefit
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Caves wants to see you. Call on him
at his Arcade, 500 Main street. 1t will
be to your advantage.
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STArloH.HousE RULES. -Capt S. s.
Garrett has issued the following rules for
the government. of the First District sta
tion-house: ~
l. No person not connected with the
police force will be permitted TO remain
about the station except on business.
2 The station.house and grounds at
tached will be thoroughly cleansed at
least twice each day, and as much oftener
as may be necessary. %
3. No smoking will be allowed by any
member of this force in or about the sta
ton, whether on duty or not
ID. No person will be allowed to smoke
in the Court room during the session
8. No prisoner will be confined until
the charge upon which he is heldis made
known 10 him. " 1eI vi
6. No forfeit will be taken from any
person liable to criminal Indictment,
or from a person intoxicated, or other
wise in a condition likely to interrupt
the peace of society. H.stt 81. NJ.
1.-THE prisoners will be required to
conduct themselves at all times in be-
coming manner Loud, boisterous, pro-
fame or obscene language win not be toll
Grated. r' hie 10y
s. No person whatever viii be permit
ted to visit or converse with any prisoner
without first obtaining permission from
the officer in charge,
3. Nothing viii be permitted to be
sent to a prisoner without passing the
inspection of the officer in charge In
toxicating liquors of any kind are posi-
lively prohibited unless prescribed by
the physician in charge.
10. The Sergeant in charge will be
held responsible for the enforcement of
the foregoing rules and regulations.
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.LocAl No4TIIGasas,s A inserted a among The
reading matter viii he charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.tifl Z, {
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A COOP HOUSE,, We refer our readers
to the advertisement Of Messrs Partee d
Harberf, cotton and tobacco factors, No
Ia Monroe street. They also do q gene
raj commission business, and any one
can rely on them to transact their bust
ness in a just aud acceptable manner
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LEcTUREs,-We learn that number
of our prominent citizens will shortly
deliver series of lectures at the Taber-
nacle, on Court street, for the benefit of
the Central Baptist Church, to aid in the
erection of new house of worship
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b PIrrsBURc CoAL-B Brown & Jones, Of
fee, 247 Second street Branch Office
s74 Main street-R, g, Hite, agent. I
Prr+sbuno Coli .LBrisgs,& Peterson,
office ID Madison street. Branch Office,
BAL Main street,. b Moseley, agent
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales. su6-lm
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A HOST Of volunteers will appear at
Miss Julia Barton's benefit 1875
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SHocKlSa--A man died few weeks
since in extreme agony. Some short
time afterward his afflicted wife visited a
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A POPULAR RESORT. The Good. Idea,
corner of Monroe and Main streets.
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DANGEROUSLY Ill. - We regret to
learn that Mr. Barnett Graham, one Of
the Oldest citizens Of Memphis, is lying
dangerously i'll in New York city
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

q. II
There Is a little more activity 10 Exchange.
owing to the advance abroad IN cotton, and the
probabilities of a movement Of cotton in this
market has made it easier, the rates being from
4 discount to pnr selling, and y premium buy
ing.
Money cOntihuesvery close, but the probabil-
tiles are that it will be easier within few days
Uncuirent notes are quiet and firm at previous
quotations. sft ...I.fIr
Cityscrip is in demand at the following rates,
viz: buying at 80 and selling at =. OF .,
sp Cotton Market.
There was very little business transacted this
morning, in the cotton market, but few sales
being made. We quote l.
Ordinary. as M,ddling ......-2S 930
Good Ordinary - G25 Good Midi ns-Sl9S2
a.UM 1852
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po.,n op ur.,ruTh Tho 6,s,, maat;ng
DoA"p of ,"e mo,
OF The Board OF Health was heid ias'
evening and permanently orgsnized BY
The election Of the following officers;
70 as,la. "a y,.e9tv n iI.au;a y;ao pras.
S'V"a .,rTC
identT1 o. ~ ayior frecretaryTI wy
Cavanagh, DIR. Creighton introduced,
20, tbe insnection of the z Board a com
L.I. .rl,,ho,o
PH'"1 'Nf' ~ 1870
OF zinc, copperas, lime ana creoso't sol one
pound of which, diluted in fifteen gallons
of wafer would afford he cheapest and
IA. "a, ~ All.
pest pptlner tna' ne na' pee !, ao'e - w
cover The following resolutions were
passed BY the .Boardss4 8i'J 20
Peso1red Thai the Board iindorse the
.o,;ons If ,ba committea annointed by
,he Hoard If Mavor and Aldermen. with
regard 10 the purchase of lisinfectants,
ana recommend the disinfectant agent
now manufactured by P. J, Huett a. Co. :,
As the best. asb5p ) ~ 5nr9 lti ~
- Psso1red, That tbiss Board REQUEST
Tho HeaItb oficer in his official capacity
10 examine and suggest some,place upon
which a hospital Of sufficient dimensions
may be erected, and that he report the
result ,rof HIS, examination i, 't7i 70 'ne hef,
'nee,pg =, WI % noa' If three
be appoipted by the chair to publish an
address TO the citizens, recommending
sanitary regulations ior .netr pr9'ec',o o;5
In a ~ a
s.n,,';,,po in " p;,,mpp Rogers and
otey....',, I. sssl--. r.,,-1 ~. ,s,r'-.'t..-
Resolred That We recommend recommend that
,naee Na;n,s ne the e cty where the
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services to
morrow al lOl O'Clock, an, and pm;
Sabbath school at 2 M; Young Mems
prayer meeting at 5 pm. t
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a "A Mock MABRIAeE,-7A man named
William Stroude has been paying atten.
tons for some time to a young lady
named Gray living ID the neighborhood
of Chelsea, and in the natural course OF
eventsiast night was appointed as the
time when the bright antieipatio"s OF
the happy pair were TO be realized by
being united for life by magistrate.
The bridegroom took the bride to his
boarding house, her mother accompany
ing the party, everything appearing to
move smoothly until the time when the
old lady was getting ready to leave for
home, when something said by friend
of the bridegroom aroused her suspicious
and She asked some inquisitive questions,
which not being answered satisfactorily,
she concluded the marriage was a mock
one, and took her daughter home This
morning Mrs l.. Gray appeared before
J Esquire Hall and had a warrant issued for
the arrest of Stroude, who is now injail.
His accomplice, the party who repre-
scented himself as Squire Stewart, has
not been arrested III a 'eI.' XIV, ss1e 4, N
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FIRsr BALE OF New CoTToN --Messrs.
e. NJ Apperson 4 Co. received this
morning the first bale of new cotton
brought to this city the present season.
1t is classed as good middling and is.
nine days earlier than the first bale ar
rived here in 1860. II was raised on the
plantation Of our old friend, Mr.. b. l.
Armstrong, in Arkansas, nine miles be-
low this city. We learn that B. Bayliss
has bought the above bale of cotton at
forty cents per pound,
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BURGLARY. = Yesterday morning, the
house of Mr. Reynolds, on Union street,
near the Charleston railroad was en-
tered and some jewelry, and twenty dol
lars in money stolen. sI. 80
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sroLEN.-

STOLEN-SlO REwARD.--From the hall Of
- my residence, l26 Fourth street, snail
Rosewood Cane, with a spear in 1t, brass Ter
tipped, silver band at the handle. Ten dollars
reward "a offered for the cane. and twenty i've
for proof 10 convict the thief 49, III
-aul5-4t u. VI. DIXON.
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NorIcE. ! The disinfectant recon
meuded to be used by the Board of
Health, and which is only prepared by
p. !. Huette 4 Co., Druggists, No. AZ
North Court street, in Telegraph Build
ing, is now ready for sale at twenty-five
cents per pound. 1S-lw {.
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.. Police CouRrs-In the Second Dis.
trict Court last evening thirteen persons
we're tried, six being discharged, and
twenty-four dollars collected. Among
the fined were two for fast driving. In
the First District this morning thirteen
cases we're tried, one person being dis
charged Forty-six dollars we're collect
ed. The witness failing to appear
against Daniel Shane, charged with
whipping his wife, be was discharged,
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ATLANTIC GARDEN. = This popular
place Of resort, corner Of Adams and
Fourth streets, is now in charge Of Mr..
Joseph 0shei, formerly Of the Brilliant
Saloon. Prot, Withers band performs
nightly, and people who like to sit lie a
beautiful place and hear delightful music
should attend. I3lw
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medium for the purpose of ascertaining
what had SO distressed her poor husband
in his last moments, the table was put
in requisitiop, and the astonished wife
soon learned that he had refused to take
RoBAcK's iSroMAcH BITTERs, and failed
to pay the printer l3lw 2
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHuRcH. 1t is un.
derstood thatthere will be preaching at
the Tabernacle to morrow morning and
at night by DR.. s. II. Ford Seats free
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REcoLLEcT that Moore 4 West are the
Agents ofthe Etna Life Insurance Com
pany. Their friends win please call on
them and see their liberal inducements
Office, 224 Madison street, over Memphis
Insurance Company lG-lw
BITTEN BY A Doc "A little girl named
Mollie Ball, whose parents reside on
Jefferson street, was bitten on the leg by
a dog on Market street Wednesday even
ing. Several attempts were made to kill
the dog, but he escaped ~
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DEATHS FROM CHoLERA-The David
White, which has been, and probably
now is, aground at Plumb Point, has
several cases Of cholera on board.
Eight persons are reported to have died
on the boat.
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A BILL of unusual attraction will be
presented at Miss Julia Barton's benefit,
Monday, August goth.
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NATIONAL THEATRE Quite an aequi
sition has been made to the company in
the person of Mile Forestelle, the only
female contortionist in the world; she
is excellent Miss Julia Barton, the
celebrated vocalist, Mile Violata, Miss
Eetty Kraft, Johnny Rushton, Jim Por-
Ter, DeHaven, Keegau and others still
perform on the National stage, while
Jerry at the bar performs his part of lhe
business to the delight Of his visitors to
whom he is very attentive l5-4t
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TRIAL OF MAcKEREJs. - Thirteen of
these juvenile pests of society were be-
fore Esquire Hall yesterday, for being
connected with the late robbery at Mof-
fat store. Three of them agreed to
turn states evidence, on condition Of
being released when they swore that
their companions had nothing to do with
the robbery-that they did the stealing
themselves. The consequence was the
whole gang was turned loose. Sharp
trick, that The originator Of that
should commence studying for the prac-
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J. FELLowEs, merchant tailor, 80 Union
street ...f aul3.lwe
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his good judgment, and wishing Mr..
Gulick that success in the future which
he has had in the past 'IllN Oh
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Rev. J. A. WHEELoCK will reopen his
school at l76 fernando 81. on the Sd of
Ll .glas 6-lm
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AN UNHEALTHY PoSD. We have re-
ce:ved communication complaining of
an unhealthy pond of water, located at
the corner of Court and Orleans streets,
and suggesting that at least twenty-five
barrels of the lime recently purchased
by the city, be thrown into the same.
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NOR RENT. "A NEW DWELLING, con-
tanning rooms. Possession given immedi-
ately. Apply At 80 Ayery street. aulo-lm
L'0K RENT-A NEsIDENCE With FIVE
+ rooms. Possession given LIST Sept Apply
" 80 Avery street = z rl.IL La41-s- ~ = "a
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NoTIcE. - The disinfectant recon-
meuded to be used by the Board Of
Health, and which is only prepared by
P. |. Huette & Co, Druggists, No. AZ
North Court street, in Telegraph Build.
ing, is now ready for sale at twenty-five
cents per pound. sem p siav lsilw
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PREMATURE ALARM-MoRE About THE
CHoLERA-SoMEl WHOLESOME ADVICE.
Do not eat fresh fish or pork ,spnrn I'M
ripe fruits and stale vegetables; drink
hut little ice-watpr while over-heated be
temperate and regular in all your habits;
keep clean body, clean house and
yard, using lime freely; Immediately
check the least diarrhea, or vomiting, or
pain in stomach The most sensible
plan is to send fora regular physician in
all cases, yet prescription from any
good physician will answer nearly as
well for all cases of diarrhea, pain in
stomach, vomiting, etc 4 Patent medi-
.cines ofsecref humbng recipes, for chol-
era, should be scrupnlously avoided.
Dromgoole 4 Co s Ran DIARRHEA REM
EDY is no secret, no patent, but is reg
ular prescription used by the medical
profession for diarrhea, etc, but is not
recommended for actual cholera Every
family in Memphis and surrounding
country should not fail TO procure one or
more bottles. Can be had of
j. p. DRoMGOOLE d Co.
@. W. JONES & Co.
l4lw A. REEKEBT
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D WITH halt an eye the diference may
be seen between. coarse fabric and a
fine one, and anyone with a moiety of
the sense of smell viii find no difficulty
in selecting Phalon's Night-Blooming
Cereus from all the perfumes in the
market as the most delicious and refresh
ing -Rrfsto1 Pbpn;y l7-3t 2