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South 8. East of Chattanooga.
And % Stations on
HiSsisSippi Central Rail Road,
AZ follovE.


Stations omitted. are not provided with
agents,wh necesdtates prepay msnt IN ld5Ha-
phis Of all bills on freight Tor such pisces
Freight for points on Mississippi Central Rail
road goes through without change Of cara -
Grand ICnctiOn-
Parties shipping to points on Mobile and Ohio
Road via COrinth, must afrauge to receive and
ARA Eeinent has been made with that road Z.
pay charges.
The prepayment Of local freights 70 points
named above, will no longer be required
Biils OF Iading should &c sent 70 P. A. Pat
terSon & Bro, Agents Memphis ard Charleston
Railroad, 10. Is Court street, MeuzDhis
W. J.. Russ. Gen. Suut
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It Ale and Porter,

1 am also agent FOR ths celebrated
Kenneth Ale and Porter,
Put up in half barrels. All OF which warrant
/ to keep sweet In this climate Tor months.
| also have for sale Foreign ana domestic
Wines and Liquors. Cordial. London Porter,
''e'10'- ~ 49, JACOB STEINKUHIa
/ No. 30 Third street
den sna Library BHnding, near Post Odfce
- Argts copy.
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Tobacco

WE have in Store, on Consignment, for
Tobacco, from medium 70 best grades
40,uN pounds genuine Kiliekinick smoking
Tobacco.
io,eo0 pound "BOb Leu Smoking. very superior
article.
Which We viii sell asl low 20 the trade as can
De bought in Virginia. freights added
CLARK, ELY & HARVEY,
daQo On, No 2 Rrad1ev Tflrrr-
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172O Acres.
Bale to the Acre.

Ten Miles from Goodman station, IN HOMES
County, 1860 in Cultivation and 5O tlleh NIeoA
Bottom, which will produce
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BradIey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
The most popular and flexible in use. Fal
sale By
WALKER BROS. 4 co.
NTaF., rn~f
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Cotton Plow Lines.

We are agents for the Memphis Cotton NH,
and have IN ztoFe one hundred Coils * Cotton
PIow line, which will be sold to Merchants Al
Factory prize.
Orders for Rope. OF any size win be nlled
promptly and at prices lever than At Eastern
Mills A. J. WHITE q co.
Dealer In Hardware ga Front street
de57.lns
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cotton ExPress.
FAST FREIGHT LsHE EAST,
VIA
Cincinnati and Marietta Railroad,
ccSSKcrISs WIN THE
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
THEsH0RTEsT ROUTE EAST.

rE1HiS COMPANY are nov giving thraueh btil,
4 OF lading for COTTON 70 Baftimore PhiI1-
delphia, New erx Fnd other Eastern cities en-
a. favorable terms aS any other route
It's past business attests the fact that IL con.
tracts have been com piled with % the letter
1hls company guarantees On ALL RAIL
and Cotton by this line viii go a. designated IN
the bill OF lading.
Particularly in the winter months win this
route be the most desirable % shippers, a. L 4
less incomm0ded by Ice and snow tnnn more
northern routes, ana consequently viii make
better time and deliver Cotton at destination
with less delay.
M'GAEY & CO., Agents.
SE Front street, Mosby & Hunts Block.
del5 Ina
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Eastward Trains.
Westward Trains.
The Connection by This aoute
IS COM PLETE.
ALL RAIL AND no STAGING.
ARE LES S
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Rallrold
leave Grapd JUnction on Mondays, Wcd1ss-
days and Fridays.
Trains on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad ;eave
Corinth going North and south on Mondayii
Wednesdays and Fridays-SOuth At lsA0 A. ,.
and North az $50 A. n.
At Decatur regular connections are msds vi h
the Nashville and Decatur Road for Nasha'ii e.
Louisville, etc.
At Stevenson connections are made VIVA
trains o. the Nashville and ChattaneOga Rat
road
Al C1naltaaooga coBnnctiors are made with
tralps on the EzHt Tennssses and George. and
Western and Atlantic Railroads for all psrts ot
ard the Nerth.
For through tickets and frTther information.
apply at No. 3 Court street, OF 81 the Memphis
". J. ROSS, Gent Sup't.
C. i ANDERSON,
Gent Freight & Ticket AE6
JULIUS HAYDEN,
a.1s -. PASSENGER Agent
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The Memphis and Charleston
RAIIROAD

Is prepared - receive and pay steamboat
charges and drayage on freights consigned 20
parties a. the following points on the Memphis
aud Charleston Railroad. VIZ:
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RICH GOTTOX LANDS FOR SALE,
Near the Mississippi River.
GALL AT ONCE

I OFFER 10 SELL One Thousand ana Forty
l. Acres OF Cotton land, on the MississipDl
River, within three miles OF Friar's Point Goa
homa County Miss, and twelve miles from.
Helena, Ark There are between 7O0 ana s0d
ncres in high state OF cultivation with a Dwell
tsg and all necessary out-houses. There Is no
batter SOL IN the Mississippi Valley, and in the
! WI sell Very Cheap, If early application is
D. Riee No. "a Main street. Menu phis. Tenn. or
dsi07Im G. F, GATES.
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Coffoe 81! Cott0n SesdiI

oooos RushsIs Boyd's Prolific Cotton Seed. IN
.StBt3ll Sacks, Warrantsd % b Sound. this
Tssris seed, Price per bushsi g.
.aes bushels Csttoa 5oee IN SACKS vyar-
rsntsd 70 b. Eounc, this yoass seed Price rer
RoHERT AcGRR0CR a co.
dsi|n onees - Front Ecrsei,
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hzr d. S, Warren, mah carrier from
Iowa City 10 Washington, was frozen 10
death few nights since on his way to
the latter place. Mr.. Warren was
sseyenty-eight years OF age, and his horse
eeing fast in mudhole, and the night
pelng DARK from a snow stOrna, the old
man and his horse both perlshed,
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Gold, Silver & Uncurrent Money
orders Tor coin and uneurreBt money promptly
3 uIlef
j. w. Hopkins &c Co.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Little Rock, Arkansas.

I W. HOPKINS, formerly real estate broker
81 and agent, az Memphis, Tenn. John W.
Faust, attorney at law and general insurance
agent, and James \. Martin, land surveyor at
Little Rock, Ark, offer their services 10 the pub
lie generally as Agents for the Collection Of all
Civil Claims, Tor the sale and Payment Of
Taxes on all Property entrusted 70 their care.
All communications promptly answered. Mr..
Hopkins, Of this firm, viii be found in business
hours at No. I, Post ONCE Building, office OF w.
L. Barnett & Co, for a few weeks 20 come. We
have on hand a large number OF Fine Planta-
lions; some for sale and some for rent. many Of
which are on the Mississippi, Arkansas, Qua
chita, Sunhower and other rivers, and near the
same Large and Small Places Also, about Two
Hundred Thousand Acres OF Chicot Cotton
Lands, selected for actual settlement. all priced
Low, TeTy LOtg. J. W. HOPKINS * co.
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. l9, 1885. de20 lnp
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Fine Brick Residence with s Rooms,

10 Cabins, II OF which are OF Brick;
Large stable, Barnet Gin, Mill, etc, and per-
ssusiIty IN Corn. Fodder, Pork. Stock Cattle and
Hogs Mules. Wagons, Household Furniture,
etc., worth in cUrre1cy Sl5cO0. AL, as they
stand FOR
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bers and ~ and 81 Resde street,
NEW YORK.

This invention consists of Duplex Tor tvol
Elliptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, ingeniously
braided tightly and firmly together, edge 10
edge, making the toughest, most flexible elas-
tic aud durable spring ever used They seldom
bend or break, like the Single SPRING. and con-
sequently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice as long as any Single
Spring Skirt that ever has OF can be made.
The wonderful ae1ibility and great comfort
and pleasure TO any lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly
I'm all crowded assemblies, operas, carriages.
railroad cars, church pews, arm chairs for
premenaGe and house dress, as the skirt can be
folded when In uss to occupy q small place as
easily and conveniently as a muslin dress
A lady having eniOyed the pleasure connfort
and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex
Elliptic steel Spring Skirt for single day will
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, misses and young ladies
they are superior 10 all others.
The hoops are covered with two ply double
twisted thread and will wear twice as long a.
the single yarn covering which is used an All
on every skirt are also doabls steel and twice
or double covered 70 prevent the covering from
wearing OF the rods when dragging do,vn
stairs, stone steps, etc, etc, which tbeV are
constantly subject 10 when in use.
All are made OF the new and elegant cor,iesl
tapes, and are the best quality In every part,
giving to the weaTer the most graceful and f,er-
feet shape possible, and are uncuestionabiy fhe
lightest most desirable, comfortable and eco
nomlcal skirt ever made.
For sale in all first class storeS, Wholasala and
Retail, in ftts city, anu throughout the Unitad
States and CRnadas, Havana de Cuba, Mexica
South America, and the West Indies
nS Inquire Tor the Duplex EliInfse fos
DOubiel Spring Skirt.
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BUREAU HEf UaEh-s
rrurD.FFS and a ABANDONED LAEDs
grsarEe OF KENTUCKY AND IEo;S ST1sz Es,
ASSISTANT C1MgIssIuagER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Dec. %, lsj5.
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u=The detectives are after several
,asi,n agents who have been dena9dine
the GOysrnnenE
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a2N.z5n Am Cnin.

There sre thirty hands on the place, and il
e0th Instant for the same price, 70 St. John &
Franklin, Tiftin, Ohio, only II 4 a better place
thnn that.
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Ready Roofing Company.

CfAI.L and examine our Roofing. prepared
1 ready for use. Roofing and rooaa9 inate-
rials constantly on nand- Samples sent by
mai on application.
W. H. BIGELOW & CO..
y Madison street, Memphis, Tenn
Address l0sk box 29l. ae29 i'm
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49, The Fenian Convention at In
dianapolis Is said TO have broken up IN
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Good r,veIlfn0 and Cabins new Gin and iron
screw Pres aiadfn stock and Provisions some
81 900 worth, all together, as they stand, sl5.0o0
is,' srsria oy it, equivalent. The place, without
the nersonalty. Is worth SJ0D0O. There are
fbirt1--fivls hands on the place.
We have several other places at low down
so,,,rs.- Also, City Property. Gail on
BEARD & CARR,
Rom No. -, Jackson Block, Main 81.
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rnrrE oF sUnsoRIPTIoN.
- nF ApVERTIsINc..


fhe a-si insertion. ,,
Sc Fiqht lines OF solid nonpsreh constitute a
square A.. -. s,,,..s., Nyr,,,-.
,,.,l-,rnD viii be charged - cents per line
So Marriage and death notices published As
f5ss- aIlalv..tfstmenis net marked for spe-
rlfed ttnie viii be discontinued 81 tne emo OF
ole week.
d. handed IN al tle Clerks desk.
Sc Tl--rrsisaI aiucTtsc7aeits attfsf Be paid for
81 rsuG1ce.
go No advertisement viii appear in the
Weekly paper. unless by special contract.
~ Advertisements to be inserted in the
Weekly paper only. or 81 irregular intervals in
either of the lapers, will be charged 81 per
square Tor eacli AND ere-y insertion.
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RradIev,s DupIex FIIin1sc Sl,..,

Very flexible, folded easily VIXEN in usa. IN
occupy small spese, and an article OF slIpariof
excellence For sale, in all styles, al the
SOUTHERN PALACE.
NIXON, WOOD 4 CO.
832 Main "a
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BANKTNG.
Notice to Stockholders
or the
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK.

The subscribers 10 the capital stock OF the
German National Bank, who have not paid
the call Of fty per cent, saade Decernb ber 18th,
extended until Saturday, January 9th, isoA
The subscriptions OF those who fail te make
the required payment by that time VIII be CON
sidered vcid All who wish to comply with the
above, viii call on Martin Grimm, Cashier, ~
the Office Of +. L. Warne- CITY Tax Collector,
between the houD OF 10 an. nd pm until
desi-7f Cila' JohN AINsLIE, Prest
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Williams, John Coleman, Charles Hayes,
Samuel Perry, Robert Guy, VIM. KING,
Lewis Cochran, and Ran. Langford, be-
longing TO the same company, were
armed and did the firing, as nearly as
can ascertain.
I have respectfully to request that you
will call the attention Of Gen. Watkins
10 this matter, in the hope that he VIII
take il in hand and dispose OF II as seems
to him lust and necessary. ! shall be
glad 20 hear and obey his orders in the
premises. ..--,.,, -.
u. GOLDSMITH
Surgeon u. y. v, in charge.
The Young man who was killed by the
above mentioned negroes was a German
named August Hammel. He had called
at the residence of a young lady (his afii-
anced wife, as we learnl TO accompany
her to church, bnt she having gone
thither with her parents, he followed
them, and Was on his way 10 the church
at the time Of the shooting. There Is
little doubt In the minds OF any who
knew the deceased that the taking Of his
life by the negroes was wholly unprO-
Toked. The Mayor of Jacksonville,
as soon as he could ascertain the
names of the negro soldiers as given
above, issued a requisition upon Gen.
Watkins for their surrender 20 the civil
authorities of Je.fersonville, TO answer 3
breach of the laws of Indiana in killing
the said August Hammel premeditately
and with malice aforethOught This ex-
tradition Of the Mayor was accompanied
by the affidavit Of Christian Heyn cftl-
zen of Jacksonville, who, upon oath,
testifies TO the cold bloOded murder of
the deceased by the negro soldiers named.
These papers were forwarded 10
Mai.-Gen. Palmer, who returned
them with Reimbursement that he could
not comply with the request OF the
Mayor, but affirming that any charges
preferred againstthe negro soldiers would
be promptly attended 70. We under
stand that orders were issued yesterday
for the arrest and imprisonment Of the
negroes. It is also believed that they
viii be brought to a speedy military
trial For the sake of justice and hu-
manity, we sincerely hope this viii done
and if these negroes are proven 90 have
outraged the laws of God and man as
terrible and swift examples
should be made of them.
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sa- The Worlds Washington special
contains the following:
Advioes from the City of Mexico con-
tain some very interesting statements in
reference 20 a treaty entered into by
France, Austria, Faly, Spain and Eng
land 70 guarantee Macmillan the throne.
I IL Is now alleged that this treaty was Sc
cured some time since, before the war
[ FOR the Union was closed, and when the
I opinion was universally held abroad
I that the rebellion would be successful.
The guaranty Of the integrityOf Maxi
milian's Empire still remains, though It
has not been deemed prudent to make II
/ known up 70 this time.
Recent events and especially the di-
plOmatic CORES pOndeEce since the close
I Of the war, has made it the opinion that
upholders Of the Macmillan authorities
J desired that the text of the treaty should
/ be given to the world.
II il understood that the neXtmail from
/ the CITY Of Mexico will bring the text Of
! this treaty which viii be published in the
( Diaries. The official organ Of Maximil-
/ ian at the capitol also states that Maxi
milan and his friends entertain no APP
/ prehensiOn in respect TO the permanency
Of the empire.
In addition to the guaranty Of the
| above powers, there are very large mate
rial interests at stake. One company "a
| French one, is building a road from the
/ city Of Mexico to the Pacific coast
/ Another company 4a hnglish onel, j;
I building a road from Vera Cruz to the
1 CITY al Mexico. MaXimilian's support
| en- boast that these two roads viii be
completed before our Pacific, that it Will
] H.
East indies and Eastern Asia, which We
/ hupe 20 monopolize by the building o
the road to the Pacific. There are mining
companies, manufacturing associations
and other large enterprises on foot bOti
in England and France, who will have
claim on their respective Governments
which will induce them 70 ensure th'
permanently OF the Mexican Bmpir'
Tha President viii send message, OF
The assembling OF Congress, in reply 10 ;
resolution OF the House, stating the rea
son why jeff Davis has not been tried
jn substance it viii he the same ~ Oon
tanned in his first message, lie elabO
rates upon the msttsr somewhat b.
showing thai he hiss already opposed hi
trial by military commission, and give
his reasons therefor. As soon as the ne
cessary legislation is completed by Con
Qress Tor the holding Of the Z. $. Cour
in Richmond, the trial viii be imme
digtaly proceeded with.
Ihe French Minister frankly contra
diets the report that Maximilian is go
ing TO leave Mexico, He has advices O
recent date indicating that Aaximillial
IS stronger than ever before with the pee
Ble. In s. short time everything viii b
In most satisfactory condition for tn
stability Of the pretended Empire
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ReaeIIey,s DunIer FII,o1,. sI,,.,

Isof the best material, style and manufacture
and the most graceful, durable and economi.
ssl skirt made. For sale by
RICE, sTTx & co.
S053< and 907 Mein xfraet
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Bradiey's DuDlex ElIinfIc gl.i~s

Combining elegance, lightness, durability
comfort and economy, and unquestionahiI TX,
most desirable article made. For sale vha.ie az.
sale and retail by
MENKEN BROTHERS a co
1l3 Main ~ co-,.- ft-..-e q.
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THE HOWE SEWING MACHINES.

The Howe Sewing Machines are celebrated
for doing the best work, using much smaller
needle for the same thread than any other ma
chine.
By the introduction OF the most approved
machinery, the Howe Machine Company have
so increased the production of machines and
perfected the parts, that they are able to meet
all demands, and supply the
BEST MACHINES IN THE WORLD.
The better the work, the better the price OBJ
taipet. The machine which produces the best
work is most profitable. 1t is conceded BY all
not interested in rival machines that the Howe
Machine, do better work than any other.
The Howe Machines are better made.
They ar. free from all Bisagreeable Noise.
They are much less liable to get out OF order
When out Of order, they cost less for repairs
eooDNow s. LEWIS.
Rutland, Vt.
may7d2Sat&wst
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,oNnsslONER'S NOTICE,

>rh, undersigned, having been appointed by
~, U,norahle Probate Court for the District OF
pn,tnd Commissioners to receive, examine
hu, 4jn-t mn claims and demands OF all persons
an" Ivy SInrTc. prnhcld late Of Pittstord, in said
1M5i"',rirt deceased. hereby give notice that we
I'm mrr, for the purpose OF examining and al.
VIII, ,; m',' sid claims at the dwelling house of
,}Srry F. Lolhrop, on the first Mondays of
i,ne and october next. from one O'Clock ?.
III, tb,f sy months from the eighth day of May
H''" ~ 1855. Is the time limited by said court
N..sii crrlitur- 20 present their claims 10 ~
.'- animation and allowance.
dated at Pitt-iOrd, this 10th day OF May A
DANIEL p. PEABODY, lro,or,s
obj CHARLES llITCHCOCk, '''''
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T ARGE SALE OF GOODS!


To close out our stock Of
Wate6es, Chains, Scoring Machines, SIX, d.
pacco, and many other kinds Of
RES S p A T T E r n 5 ,
Silver-Plated Casters. Fruit and Cake Baskets,
Forks and Spoons, and all kinds OF silyer-Piated
Ware. Coral, Jet and Cameo Sets of Jewelry,
Pins. Buttons and Studs, Gold Thimbles, PEN
ellis and Lockets Shawls, Balmoral Skirts, Son
tags, Collars and Undersleeves.
Any person sending US twenty-five cents as an
advance payment to cover expenses, can be in
formed in advance what article they will receive
on payment of one dollar, and 1t Will then De OPP
tionai with them to send for it or not.
For one dollar we will send list OF six ar
ticles, with retail prices and from the list any
article can be selected.
For s., so a list Of IL.
For $500 a list of %.
For $500 list of so.
For $1,000 a list of 100.
This is
RARE CHANCE
TO obtain dress or some other valuable article
at the above prices, and in no case can they get
LESS THAN A DOLLARS WORTH,
az we send no article which retails for less than
tnat sum.
/ Send for circulars.
G. ADAMS & CO.,
Pam. $50 p. o. Box, Boston, Aass.
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DIRECTIONS.

DIRECTIONS.
Put one box of Saponifer into three gallons
of water. O1nock off the end, and let the box
boil until it empties itself, then take out the
box,) add four and half pounds OF fat, and let
It boil two hours and ten minutes. Then add a
small half-pint of salt and let it continue boil
ing 35 minutes longer, when You add bali gal
lon of hot water, and let it come to boil; Pour
a small tumblerfull of cold water INTO tuo or
HOY. to wet il around the sides, then empty the
soap in; to stand all night and cut it in bars in
the morning.
1t will be fit for use in q few weeks.
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graal alutisrs,
nMMnssIoNERs, NOTICE.

~, undersigned having been appointed hy the
lhyp srahste Court for the District ofFalfhaveh,
Hon, lesioners 10 receive, examine and ADJUST
9GeIaims and demands Of all persons against an
james ,"'.aased hereby give notice that we will
uicl, t1s tbe purpose Of examining and allowing
'af ,S ',sims al the dwelling house of Mary Win
aid T ia pPonNney on the lst Mondays Of June
ca lS sent ~ is6G, from 9 o'clock a m. until 4
a SI p m each Of said Day ana I iseS six
noun n,a limited by said court for said credit
las y" nresent their claims 10 rs for eNamina'
AI n.I "% AT Poutucy, this seventh day of May
b. FRlSBlE, lCnm'rs
WILLIAM MCLEOD. I
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IMPORTANT 10 THE AFFLlCT-
j ED. DIR. Dow continues 70 be consulted at
his office, Nos, 7 and Q Rndicott street, Boston,
on all diseases OF &
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of ven
era aud impure blood, lmpott ncy, scrofala, Gen
orrh@a, Ulcers, Pain and Distress in the region
OF Proereatiou, Inflammation Of the Bladder
and Kidneys, Hydroceie, Assesses, Humors,
,rigAtful swellings, and the long train OF horri-
BILE symptoms attending this class of disease, are
made 70 become as harmless as the simplest vail
ings Ct q cold,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
DIR, d. deyotes a large portion OF his time 10
the treatment eli those cases caused by secret
and solitary habit which ruins the body ana
mind, Weakness of the Back and Limbs, DlzA-
ness Of the Head, Dimness Of Sight, Palpitauon
Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Derange.
ment OF the Digestive functions, symptoms OF
Consumption, &c. Such persons should, before
contemplating matrimony, consult q physician
Of experience, and be at once restored TO health
and hSppi -ess. w.
Patients who wish TO remain under Dow :
| Treatment vii be furnished With pleasant rooms
| Medicines sent 70 all parts Of the country Win
| 'ull directions.
| DR.. Dow has also for sale the French Capot'
/ tes, warranted the best preventive Order ey
/ mail Three for 81 ana red stamp. LILY