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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-25


22-lw Sc Jefferson street.
The ELsoYs Memphis boasts of a great
many smart men, good men, wise men,
ETC., but we doubt if she has any mora
energetic men than the Elson Bros.
We understand that they have just ef-
fected an arrangement by which the tai
ent and energy of all the brothers are to
be devoted to the establishment here of
a really Mammoth Cheap Store" To
effect this they have called in all their
branch stores (of which they had quite a
number), and by the aid Of the immense
capital centred in one store, they intend
to offer goods at such a ridculously low
profit as to command the largest share of
the trade that comes to Memphis. One
of the brothers will be continually in the
Eastern markets watching the large trade
auction sales there, while another is at
the manufactures selecting the best
goods at the lowest prices, thus enabling
them to compete with any of the jobbers
in the Eastern markets. Wholesale
buyers, who intend visiting the Eastern
cities, will do well by first examining the
stock of this firm, and we can easily
guarantee them that they will save their
expenses East, and have their goods de-
livered in Memphis cheaper than they
can buy their goods in Cincinnati or ST.
Louis, for their retail department has
also undergone many improvements.
Everything is done by system-even to
the small matter of sending out parcels
They employ none but men who thor
oughly understand their business, thus
assuring to their customers that no mis-
representations will be- made, as is often
done through ignorance of the salesman.
Elson Bros, also wish it distinctly under
stood that they employ no runners or
influential men at fancy salaries, prefer
ing to give their customers the benefit of
this large saving IN one OF the largest
expenses of first-class store. Another
important feature is the adoption of
strictly one price system, whereby every
body knows that the price asked is the
lowest, and that others have not bought
the same goods by baggling pt a
lower price. 1t also saves time to both
seller and purchaser. We would advise
all purchasers, wholesale and retail, 10
give the Mammoth Cheap Store" n
trial before purchasing elsewhere.
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procured at l3 Court street. Passengers
will please remember that the Memphis
and Charleston railroad leaves by the
Nashville time, which is Is minutes
faster than our city time. Wy
ADoLPHE BERNARD,
au3.lm.l8 Ticket Agent.
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I ,5l4 H4,04, 1914 and IA sheeting at
greatly reduced prices at Elsons'. 23-3t

"a." .a.~s
A Coon Insurance COMPANY = The
following letter is the hes. kind ofa rec
ommendation for the Southern Insurance
Company. Such promptness is com
mendable. iitanLfii Z '%Hai6 I
MEMPHIS. Tenn, August 18th. 1866.
George. W. Mccain. President Southern Life
Insurance Company aEij ls4jgpdH
DEAR SIR: ] cannot refrain frontier
dering my warmest thanks for the
promptness with which you have acted
in regard to the insurance so lately eff
fected on the life of my late husband Jos.
e. Young On the 27th day OF last month
heinformed me he had insured his life for
my benefit Then he was in enjoyment
of good health, now snatched by the ruth
less hand Of death he has Joined the
loved ones gone before. The action of
your company meets my warmest graft
tudc. have received the amount Of in
surance, $4,000, from the hands of your
General Agent, Mr.. L. b Hatch, there
having been not the least unnecessary
delay in its payment.
Again | thank you and pray God 8
blessing upon your enterprise
LIZZIE BsIOUN0.
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l. + David White, Islandf34 4,t,
II 1 WIZ Osborne, ST. Lopis ( Il
Adam Jacobs, St Louis
Dan Able, Vicksburg.
~ 4 fA bFeoqpaf cInclnnuatt t,IEq{nl
Olive Branch, St. Louis.
IggTGs WaGraham Vicksburg ITtI
Pioneer, Cincinnati.
Lady, Haiie's Point
bNitaaTsE9 peparturesga lilgmf
David White, New Orleans
". II. Osborne, New Orleans
l!H Mollie Hambleton, ST. Francis river
Olive Branch, New Orleans.
Northwest, st. Francis river
bg8 Marble City, st. Louis. 1iT3ds
Nicholas Longworth, Louisville.
G. W. Graham, st. Louis
tG91 os siBoats in PortaWh1}1S
Altoona, Dan Able, Pioneer, Lady,
A Adam JACOBS rpif Vernon, GFl lean
Fort Smith.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
+ Parties bound up the river would do
well TO bear in mind that the reliable
packet Adam Jacobs departs for Cairo
and St. Louis this evening at O'clock
The well-known and popular steamboat
man Captain J. W. Rowland is in com
mand. Tom White, an .obliging clerk
has charge of her office. ''t
1.-THE new and elegant steamer Dan
Able has her shingle up for Helena
Vicksburg and the Bends, leaving at s
pm to-day Her commander, Cnpt. n
s. Green, Is a clever gentleman as well
as an experienced officer, and her pre-
miers, Messrs. J. I. Fenwick and John
Langlofs, are "bficks." '<i'-'
The popular Arkansas river packet
Cleaner sails for al navigaole points on
that stream this eTening' at O'clock
Shippers and passengers will find Capt
Moody and clerks Speed and Wells ever
attentive and obliging i' N"|
Captain John Claycomb, with his first
class craft Linnieh Drown, leaves this
evening at 5 o'clock for Pine Bluff.
Geo N. Baker presides at her desk.
zuThe Fort Smith, d new steamer'built
EXPIRE ssly for the LITTLE Rock and Fort
Smith trade, viii clear for those points
10 day at 5 pm. She win 60 through
regardless of low water and sand bars,
as il is said by the knowing onesth she
can make the tripon ahedvy fog Capt.
Ed Nowland will pay every attention
to those travelling on his Steamer. h.
sy3leo ! Miscellaneous. aan bst
sfaTbe late rise has improved navigation
from s. Louis to7this point There is
now nine feet on the bars atd Plum
Point and Osceola9 The Ohio is also
improved There is six and "a half feet
reported onthe bars in theiIawer Ohio.
The Cincinnati packets cam now come
through without detentioniia 'df iuf
SrEAMBoAT PRINTING. We respectfully
ask our steamboat friends 10 call andeX-
anime the specimens Of fine steamboat
printing daily executed at the Public
LEDGER offird Oar prices will-he found
toc6mpare "a, erably with those Of Gin
eiHnaiiaor ST DOdis and d, h. Greatly
below those asked BY other city offices.
Bring your orders directly tosus, and
save the commission charged by parties
who take in work they are not prepared
to execute sess 4rf aaa tf II
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Go TO the Good Idea tonight

A PRoPosITIoS.-We propose to sell
one bottle of Red Diarrhea Remedy "
to every family in Memphis for all forms
of diarrhea, cholera morbus, vomiting,
sick stomach, etc, and wherever i fails
to give complete and entire satisfaction,
we will refund the money-the empty
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Go TO the Good Idea tonight.

!. NATIONAL THEATRE. attraction
for this eyening-Mlle Forrestell in her
great contortion act, and Roman and
Grecian statues Johnny Keegan in his
excelsior clog dance Miss Julia Barton
and Miss Nettie Craft in new songs, etc;
the whole company in grand clio pro
gramme of musical attractions Do not
fail 10 attend
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VERY UNPLEAsAET-It is very un
pleasant and probably dangerous for g
person TO pass marble yard when q
workman is busily at work with mallet
aud ebisel sending pieces of stone flying
across the pavement without regard to
who is passing, Such was our expert
ence yesterday on a prominent street
Stop il.
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BARSuM, in his oppose of modern hum
bugs, will it is understood, apply the
lash to the couuterfeiters Of foreign per
fumes in this country. They are fair
game, but of small account, ne Phalon' $
" Night. Blooming Cereus, the great
floral extract of the day, is rapidly
driving their trash out of the trade
Plymouth Memorial au233t
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TINE CHANGED. Miss Nora Bradfords
complimentary concert will come doff
Tuesday, August %, at the Greenlaw
Opera House, instead Of Thursday the
Both. Tickets for sale at the music,
book, and iewelry stores ~ y IHl1lm
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PIrTsBURG Coal Briggs & Peterson,
office IL Madison street. Branch Office,
34l Main street,. B. Moseley, agent
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales au6-lm
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The Port Of Memphis.

oTaf ~ . 7'TF10l ~
The rivers continues Ito rise at this
point. The, weather IL clear and pleas
ant. Business dull
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures since our last 20
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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 and 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 1855
pm. Baggage checked through.
Through tickets and information can be
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A STABBlYG AFFRAY.-A difficulty oc-
cured between a couple Of gemblers
near the eofEes of Jefferson and Main
yesterday evening, when one of them
inflicted an ugly cut in the neck Of the
other with a pocket knife Chas Mar
tin, the one who used the knife, was
arrested.
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THE Good Idea re-opens tonight

A VEro. Several parties opposed to
the measure have informed us that Mayor
Park will certainly veto the resolution Of
the City Council granting the petition of
the Memphis Freighting Company.
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READY FOR THE SICK AT the meeting
of the City Council, last evening, the
Mayor sent in message stating that
himself and the Health Officer have
made provisions at the wharf for ambu-
lances for the sick from boats, aud also
at each railroad depot, with ample atten-
dants for any emergency. The hospitals
are all in order for the reception of any
reasonable number of patients, and all
arrangements will be made, from day to
day, in accordance with the wants Of the
needy. The streets and all nuisances
are strictly looked after.
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RELlnIous Owing to sickness pre-
vailing in the parish, Rev. J. W. Rogers
could not go to Convocation in Browns
vile, and viii preach in St: lazarus
church tomorrow. - ~. 49,
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arrested

HEALTH knocks once, at least, at the
door of every invalid, if the door be
opened and the remedies offered Roback' s
Blood Pills, Stomach Bitiers and Blood
Purifier are invited in, a long life of
health and increased happiness viii be
the result au20-lw
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NJ H M II H ISs
Saturday Evening, August IS, 1866

LOCAL NOTICES, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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nopERT GOOD is A CANDIDATE FOR
IL, Wharfnastcr at the ensuing election.
NOR MAYOR.-W. o. L0FLAND IsgA
= uanu q 1eeT aus
ORR WARD ALDERMAN: a -; als,I gN u En-
no.teniiv ennounces himself candidate for
Alderman Of tho Sth Ward at the coming cleo
ton. Iau4-tc1 MICHAEL WHELAN.
ILDERMAN- 9Th wARD.-AT THE 80;
"A lcitation Of many voters. the 9ndefrsigphesu
6erebv announces himself q candidate TOT Al
derman of the sth Ward, and most respectfully
ssks the support of the vo'ers OF said ward at
the ensuing election. .-v ,,,x,,srNc.
au4-te FkANh Ooa " ! y , ~.
fTV0 THE CITIZENS OF MEMPIIS.-GEN-
tlemen: The time liked by the charter for
the election Of Mayor having passed without an 81,
election. now announce TO You that am sun
a candidate for the Mayoralty when the election
does come of. am, resrectfully your fellow
citizen. WI ". Enn ns.-..
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Go TO Phil. I. Allen 4 Co. s., No. sc
Jefferson street, to buy your kid gloves.

A GREAT public want is supplied by
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics
They are medicines that father, mother,
nurse or invalid can always have at hand,
and apply without danger or delay, and
with prompt benefit and relief Try
them, See advertisement Address
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Company, 562 Broadway, New
York" 20-1w
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PITTsBURG CoAL-Brown d Jones, Of
fee 247 Second street Branch Office
374 Main street-R. c. Hite, agent t
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PoLIcE Courts. = Twenty,six cases
we're tried this morning and sixty-seyen
dollars collected In the second district
last evening, fifteen cases were tried and
twenty-four dollars collected Collection
for the week, Sl400
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A REPLY AND IHoUIRY.-This morn.
jng's appeal has paragraph comment
ing on our article of yesterday, entitled
" A Sell" We can only account for the
misrepresentation and nonsense written
by our accomplished friend, by supposing
that he penned it after returning from
the meeting Of the City Council last
evening, when his head was muddled
with sldermanic logic and sense By
the way, Mr.. Local, who is the author Of
the original lines published in your
columns to Miss Nora, "a few days
since The Louisville Courier says the
words are several years old, and were
written by Mr. Aldrich, and published in
his works under the title of Nora
McCarty" In the nursery language of
our contemporary, we say "0h, fe fe Z
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. soMf+Hse Coon Call at the corner
of Front aud Court streets for good lager
beer, cigars, etc. Fritz Pfeufert win
furnish them of the best quality 90
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REWARDS.

nfwARD. = SIS REWARD WILL BE
hTnaid Nv Daniel Horan, 30 Front street. Tor
the re~overv oil n bundle Of old account books.
The property Of J. NJ. Nelson. late Of Poeah ~
time ocrunied BY NJ. Q. Pearce 4 Co.. m the
Todd 4 Goyer building, 25 Front s. auzz-lw
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-A FRONT ROOM, ON SEC
ond floor of building No. IS Madison street.
Also part Of room on first fldor. auzt-lw
EOR RENT.
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STEALING WINE AND C1GARs.-A bar
keeper und dry goods clerk entered the
Southern Palace saloon, at late hour
last night through the window, and
helped themselves to couple of bottles
of wine and box of cigars, and were
leaving when captured by private
Waterman and NJ p They will pay
dearly for their raid ,l
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Nor1cE. - The disinfectant recon-
mended 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. tal 25slw
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UreN the health Of the teeth depends
the purity Of the breath. Preserve them
unblemished by the use Of the famous
Sozodont that perfectly harmless vege7
table preparation, and you wilbnever re-
craf II ~ sAge YifaiuHsi NJ S1is
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MEMPHIS FREIGHTING CoxPANY.-At
the adjourned meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen, held yesterday,
for the purpose of considering the pro-
priety of granting the petition of the
Memphis Freighting Company, all the
members of the Board we're present, ex-
cept Mr.. Wundermau. The report Of
the Landing Committee and the opinion
of the City Attorney-both favorable to
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To PHTsIcIAyS-The following resolu-
ton was adopted by the Board of Health
at ITS last meessug; aEaC "r IuV
Resolred, Thet iifi5 tttcrly impos-
siale for the Health Officer to make cor
rect reports of the sanitary condition of
the city daily to the public press and to
compile the necessary statistics for scien-
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Go 70 he Good idea tonight.

INQUEST. -Esquire Creighton held an
inquest on the body ola Mexican named
Nick Aragua on Thursday, who died
quite suddenly near the Charleston de-
pot The jury returned verdict tbatihe
came to his death from disease of the
heart ,t....,.f ,..r.l d. {
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On to J. Fellowes', merchant tailor,
No. 81 Union street au26.lm
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/. CHoLERA-Five new cases were Off
cially reported in the city yesterday. and
two deaths Judge L. P. Jones died Of
cholera this morning .anaaart .1lll \
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NorIcE. = The disinfectant recon-
mended to be used by the Board Of
Health, and which is only prepared by
P. ]. Huetie & Co, Druggists, No ~
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bottle to be returned. We make this
offer because we profess to understand
our business, and know the "Red Diar-
rhea Remedy" possesses merits superior
to any preparation of the kind now be
fore the public. One bottle arms you
with power to strike deadly foe before
his letters clasp your vitals.
J. p. DRoMGooLE d Co, ,
23lw Druggists, 423 Main St
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BEAUTIFUL shirts of every description
at Pail. T. ALLEN & Co.'S,
22lM 56 Jefferson street


ST.. PETERS CHURCH. = Wells grand
mass, will be sung at this church to NOR
row, for the first time in the South. 1t
was composed by Mr.. Wells, organist Of
St. Stephens church, New York, and
dedicated to Rev. Dr. Cummings. We
believe the Mass was written for and
first sung by Brignoli, tenor Carl
Formes, basso; Miss Phillips, contralto
and Gazzaniga, soprano. These are all
celebrated operate singers and the music
is after that order. The quartettes and
solos are in the most tender and beautiful
style, while the choruses are brilliant and
grand. The choir tomorrow will consist
of Mrs. Keller, Mrs Bertchy, Mrs. Miles,
Messrs. Wilkinson, Hook and Often, as
sisted by Miss Nora Bradford, Prof Sa-
batzky and DR.. Heuette. In addition it
is expected that the beautiful trio Of
Curshman, Protect us through the COM
ing night" will be rendered by Mrs
Miles, DIR. Heuette and Prof Sabatzky,
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AsroSIsHINeLY low, Cayce sells goods
at his Arcade, No. 1886 Main street. Cal
on him. Be- - url ~ gHT4 7uf-,s
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TAXES. The City Tax Collector has
been ordered to make aslistof the tax
payers for the fortieth corporate year
within thirty days,iso that advantage can
be taken of the present low rate Of city
scrip to pay taxes iaiiA taa sidgeoY I
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tifc purposes unless the physicians OF
the city actively cooperate with him by
reporting daily to the officer of the
Board Of Health, oil the cases Of cholera
seen by them each twenty.fonr hours
They are earnestly requested to report
each case at once, either TO the Police
Office ,or to the Health Officer in order
that the disinfectantl force may proceed
at once to purify the premises where the
disease occurred rand that this resolu-
ton be printed 10 all the city papers for
one week. ckAr 80 an1e yau23-lw
a.. Rev, J.. A, WHEBLocK will reopen his
school at l76aHernapdo, St, on the Sd Of
September. sgosg ed ~ sdiso3 elm
~ LADIES and GENTLEMEN, go and look
at the Paintings at Bernard s., 280 Main
street iEsisHe1i 81 bsbssoaHs s25-Iw
h2A 80 % ---rT-rTt --i-T-7 has slaglf
knsPAsrISGlof every style executed by
frank Pope, at as Monroe street, Cal!
on him. seok : - IN
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SENT TO PRIsoy,-A negro named
Fields, charged with the murder Of Col.
Darwin Stewart, released on bail TO ap-
pear at the next session of the Criminal
Court, was committed to prison yestaer-
day by his bondsmen, .,.,.,..t,,,
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE OR RENT.-A HIGHLY-IM-
II proved place Of n acres, SO miles from city,
on Central Avenue, adjoining the old race
track. Finely located for garden. A choice
variety of pear peach and apple trees, and the
best stables and stock yard in the county. VIII
sell garden implements at q fair valuation
fo' '0"' ''' WY ]. W. ARMSTRONG.
auoi-7ts 80 North Court street
NOR SALE-A No. l MULE. APPLY TO
J. W. A. JONES q CO.,
au23- 81 No. 80 Adams street
TKUSTEE'S SALE. by VIRTUE OF
/ the nower in me ested. by deed OF trust
made the 23d day of February, lsb6, by W; a.
Polk TO me- 10 secure the payment OF the dept
therein mentioned. to S. M. Bryan, 1 VIII pro-
coed to sell at public auction to the highest 6ld
der for cash, upon the premises, on Saturday,
the lst day of September. 1866, the following
described tract of land. situate in the county OF
Shelby, State of Tennessee, in civil district
No, !, range 4, section --, containing one nun,
dred and twenty acres, more or less. pounded
as follows, to-wit: On the north by Jefferson
ByronH land, on the east by the land Of ID.
Crensbaw, on the south by the lands OF John
A. Mickeberry, and on the west by the lands OF
William Gregg, 1t being the place on winch the
said VI. A. Polk then resided. Said deel OF
trust is of record in the Registers once OF
Shelby county, in Book So. part l, pages %
62l. 6l5. All right or equity OF redemption Is
waived. JOSHUA NUN NO,
au2l tsepl lrustec.
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FoR beautiful sign, call on Frnnk
Pope, who knows how to paint in an ar
tistic manner, at 46 Monroe street.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. BOARD CAN De OBJ
ID taihed at 2lS Third street. Tor lev single
gentlemen. - aus Nv
DOARDING.-SETE LARGE AND
II nieaennt rooms can be had, with board,
1pon carly application at No. 50 Adams street.
References given and required. .,,-,,,,
auq-lm NJ. u. HU kbLAh.--
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Special Notices.


Special Notices viii be Inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line'for cpch insertion.
Marriage and Celibacy. An Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, dis
eases and abuses which prostratethe vital pow
ers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of
charge in sealed letter eny elopess Address. DR..
J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0E Howard Associn-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa sne aulj-3m
Our Public Directory t7Strangers visiting
the city in quest Of any OF the necessities or
luxuries of life. VIII fad the names of all the
first-class business houses in our city, together
with large amount Of other important infor-
nation in our Public Directory" column on
the first page ofthe PuBtrc LEDeFR.
Notice.-Wei earnestly request our friends
not to pay more than ivecents copy for the
PUBLIC LEDoRRs We sellAtcithe newsboys at
two cents copy, thus allowing them over a
hundred per ent.proiitoneyery paper.