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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-24
From an Editor.
DOCTOR'S WORDS.
LIST TO WORDS OF COMFORT

CoFFEEvILLE, MISS, Feb. %, 1867.
MEssRs. j. Z. DRoNG0oLB " Co., Memphis,
Tennessee ....f .-t Lra-fft- = .if.lsL 7
SfRs: We are having heavy demand for
your ENGLISH FEN ALE BITTRRS."
thin il is all 1t processes to be-a good, eectua
uterine tonic. one that has been long nesded in
this climate where we have so many females
suffering with diseases of the womb, that have
resisted the treatment of almost all practi-
TONERS Of the country i recommend it at the
counter and in my practice. without any fears
as TO it, good results. | can get you number
of certificates if needed. Your ob't serv't,
j. A. P. KENNEDY, M. D. 2
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Attachment suit.

NnnicipaI Court Of Memphis. scfuggs and
Rorers. PLAINTIFF. Va. NJ. J.. Duncan, de-
fcndant ~ y.
TFFfDAvTT FOR ATTACHMENT HAV-
"A inr been made ia this casc ID purauance q
f,rhment having been issued and returned By
he proper Oslcer "leEied, ETC., on the proper
tv al me doiondlrt, NJ u Duncan. itis there
fire ordered that said defendant aupear AZ nc
or tFfors the first Tucsday in July next. ano
dcfe-d this suit. OF the EAme vail ho sken ier
confessed 81 q him. and the case set Tor hear
ing eN uarta. and that copy OF ms ufdei %
pnblishcd on q q week for Tour cunsecailFe
WA ' LIB. EATON, Clerk,
By Mason Hyde, D. laEllg
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nTThe San Antonio (Texas) Herald
gives room to the following item Il is
asserted that ladies who 20 to the opera
at Chicago pariake OF liquid refresh
ments through q straw daring the per
fOrmaace."
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Doctors DON'T Disagree
.l AT ALL TIMES. -
~T~r" Un ms

v.f OPE YOUR. EARS. a5.
CARRoLLroN, MISS, March 12. 1867.
MRssRs. j. p. DRoMGooLE Co.:
GENTS: We take pleasure in using your
"ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS " in our
practice, and recommending it to all suffering
females who are in need Of genuine uterine
tonic, 1t is admirably adapted TO the various
female complaints of this country, and sells
well here. Your friends, u.a.-u
DRS. VASSER < MCKAY,
IA Z as GEO. ST0VALL. NJ. D., ~
Il, DALE, NJ. u,
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Can you doubt the evidence Of those who have
used it2 Can you doubt the possibility of
being cured? Do not despair, hut send at once
and procure one or more bottles. Price. " 80
per bottle, or three bottles for So. For sale by
j. p. .DR0MG00LE& & CO.,
affr 20 o 39l Main street.
aS- Also to be had of prineisal Druggists in
City and County,
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Swimming school -d.
AND o. ra 4..Isll
BATHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Foot Of Union Street. @
No Danger of Drowning.
PRICE ZOE THE sEAsoN

PRICE FOR THE SEASON:
Grown Person. : SOL Children. S
i Single Baths. 8 Cents.
nRESS ROOM, INCLUDING BATHING.
~ Dress and Towels. 50 cents. swimming
Lessons given three time q week MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Doors open daily from an. 40 8 p.us -. .f
TN THE cHANcERY COURT OF MEN
II phis. Tenn.r The First National Dank q
Memphis and John W. LeftWich ". EdWard
Myndcrse. IL arpoaring lruu AFFIDAVIT IN this
case that The defsndant, Edward hynaofEe. 4
3 resident Of The state ef NeW York. and non-
resident Of the Sfhte q Tennessce. Is l. thcres
fore ordered thai the said dsf5s4szi make his
appearances herein, az the Court House IN TIE
city of N ernrhiE. On Or before the trEt Monday
in July. ls6l. and plead. anENer or demur %
the pctition fled herein. o. he samo vii be
iakcn for cCuiesscd. a. te him. and set for
hearing errarte: AID that cory 81 thls order
be pabliEhed once week f1r iuur Eurccziye
ucaks in the puELTr LE1raEE. q leWsrarcr ruh-
lishei In the city of - cInphis.
AZ. ALsTON. g. and NJ.
BrDENJ. COLEMAN. ID. Z. and ~
RoHr. hUroHIssoEs So. ior Fl'tt. oaH-l1
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From -Swamps of Arkansas.

Fvrr GRAND GLAIzE. ARK June 6, 1857.
MKssRs. j. p. DR0NG0OLE x Co.: ~
GENTS: Your" GREAT SOUTHERN PRE-
PARATI0NS" are taking well hero, and will,
no doubt, soon become more popular than any
medicines ever introduced in this section of
country. They viii recommend themselves
wherever tried. and will very Soon he able to
fan their own fame Independent Of all other
agencies. Your ENGLISH FEMALE BIT
TIERS" acts almost magically in curing female
diseaso'' Yours iRfeft5A GfeeIft Ann wSIL Mn
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REAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME!
Lands, Stocks, Town Lots !
Regular Monthly Drawings at Her
..-s. nando, Misc.
The First on June 18th.


V'HE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROP
Il erty, will bo distributed among Ticket hold
ers Of the
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MEDICAL.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY
.gy "a AND WILL PREY ALL.
FACTS FOR FEMALES.

TRUTH IS MIGHT n
IN o. AND WILL PREY ALL.
FACTS FOR FEMALES.
LIVERY HUSBAND WHO HAS A WIFE
ID suffering with any Of the following cona-
plants, should not fail to read lrTegaisr.
rhea or Whites. Falling Of The wslh, ulcer
alton and irritability OF the womb, HysteIies,
Chlorosis or Green Sickness, Palpit0nen OF the
Heart, Swimming and Giddiness Of the Head;
Sick Headache, Pains in the Back. side and
Hands. Melancholy. Smothering Sensation,
Pale Chee Nervousness, and all others pecu-
liar 10 the female sex. should not fail TO use
DROMGOoLE Il co.'s -lrI
English Female Bitters
and be cured, You need not be afraid Of II, as
IL prepared by regular practicing physicians
with great accuracy. from pure and select
Drugs. 1t is not secret toompOund-any phy-
sician can call at our office, No. S9l Main ST.,
and examine the recipe. Please read
A FEW CERTIFICATES,
which VIC have selected from many that can be
seen at our office.
.rm From an Editor. to7
WIS KosciusKo, Mss, May g, 1867.
MEssRs. ]. p. DRoNeOoLE & Co., Memphis;
GENTS Permit Re to add my. unqualified
testimony in favor Of your ENGLISH FE-
MALE BITTERS. Its use has cured my wife
of serious and troublesome female complaint,
which had obstinately refused TO yield to any
other treatment. recommend II TO all females
who may be suffering with diseases and ailings
peculiar 20 their sex, as II truly merits public
oS'sem Yeur fpS fpiendi Sii~ ~ G. y. MoRGANp.
.n.d Editor Kosciusko Chronicle.
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nR. +. D. .WALT0N, TENDERS HIS
IL services TO the public In the treatment OF
the diseases of females. So obscure are many
Of these, so capricious in their manifestations,
so perfectly do they simulate ether diseases,
mistaken; prominent among these are. Neu.
ralgia, Dyspepsia, that condition of the system
commonly called Nervous or Rheumatic, and
General Debility, this last is too often but a
symptom of some insidious disease which Is
sapping the foundations Of life. To become
expert in the detection Of these and skillfni In
their treatment, requires more labor and re-
search than the general practitioner can be-
stow. These facts induced him TO devote him
self TO this branch of the profession ,exclu'
sively. To those interested he would state
that he has had the advantages of the best
medical schools and extensive hospitals Of
America also a practice of more than twenty
years in this his native State and in the Tropics
where such diseases most abound. He is per-
mitted also TO refer TO Drs. Pitmsn x HopsOn,
gentlemen who stand deseryedly high in the
profession. on. No. 34 Main street. Resi-
dence, No. 29l Linden ST., NJ eIn nhis, Tenn; l0I
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MAY BE FOUND AT 1876 UNION STREET M
lNI Mt night. &-I35

MRS. BROWN, WIFE OF THE CELE-
Nl brated DR.. Brown, of New York, and FIR
many years associate practitioner Of Inedicine
with him, has opened an Office at No. - Nun
she is prepared 70 treat all forms of disease,
and especially those peculiar to women and
children. A thorough and careful study with
large experience qualify her for treating JUDI
which humanity is heir. particularly those dis
eases to which females are subject, may be
submitted to her with the fullest confidence in
her capacity 10 treat them successfully. Tes-
timonials from physicians of the highest char
acter entitle her TO tsas confidence Of tho suf-
fering.
Capable nurses may be had by inquiripg Of
the above. S5r7
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' RICHARD WALL, MD.
, FEMALE DISEASES
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS,

Which are prostrating so many females all
over the country, can bo SO easily remedied by
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BOC AlAh<iNN -AS n LIZ M
After the first Drawing others VIII occur each
month, All Agents for the sale Of Tickets
must Rive bond and security.
. Persons who would dispose Of good lands, at
low cash rates, should address Gen. FRANK
G. ARMSTRONG;, Memphis, Tenn.
All property must be assessed by disinterested
parties. III not done, II will not be included in
any scheme, and will be stricken from this.
At each Drawing the quantity and value Of
lands distributed are equalized 10 tho number
Of tickets sold, as provided in the charter.
Managers Of the corporation can hold no
Tickets.
Ten per cent. OF its profits. under the oath of
the Presidents and Managers, must go 70 the con-
struction and main tenance of the Asylum for
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
The profits of the company consist in the diff
ference between the cash and time valuations
ofproperty, as provided in their charter.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02
Address to the Officers and Members F. B., Ohio

To THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS THE FENIAN BROTHER
OHIO.
BROTHERS: The Congress which recently assembled in
this city proved to be Gas predicted in former commun
cation to you) of the most important assembage of
called to deliberate the affairs of Ireland which has
been held during this century. Important because OF the
number character and abilities of the who composed it.
Important because of the unanimity and harmony which
prevailed Important because of the evinced
by the members individually and collectively to
abandon the holy in which engaged until success
crowns efforts.
Brothers. you read that sousrrng address delivered
by noble President which thrills through one like
current of electricity and the sentiments of which must in
fuse patriotic ador into the heart of every Irishman who
entirely devoid of patriotism nsensbe to the duties
he the land of his BIRTH that of his fathers How
wildly how uthully the wrongs of Ireland portrayed
how clearly her claims for and independence
are proven how well duties shown That docu
men should be read considered and committed to memory
by every true lover of Irish liberty But brothers, the
eloquent preaching of patriotic and sefsacrfcng Pres
dent and the wise resolutions of Congress- will be like
the Dead Sea fruit without your prompt and unwaverng sup
port. Money is the weapon by which victory Will be Won
We may have strong and brave hearts to fight for tree
DOM hey essential towards success but without Inc
Sivs of uar we will fail Them brothers. all our energies
must be directed to that end and at once We divide
each city, town. and village into DISTRICTS appoint or eacn
our best collectors and treasurers appeal 10 every
Irsman and every lover of Irish liberty take thel SUD
scrptions in monthly nstaments if they desire.
are few Irshmen who cannot take from their expenditures
from one to two dollars month for one gear 0t toS M VIC
holy cause of Ireland We will test the sincerity VI 0
who saw they love Ireland well we do Lev u0
mence with the members of each Circle then cai vi .9
outside of our Organization. Omit man, nor DE
bv their abuse or refusals. We must bear an io a
Let each Circle have, also its balls parties $50 ian
and adopt every honorable means OF PIocu? r ,l t
o1r ORGANIZATION all over the United STATES VIII C WIN
promptness and vigor in this matter we ougnS W e Two
millions of dollars collected before year, sum oe 'aan
sufficient destroy British power in Heiao 'oieFei we
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02
The Fenians of St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, October


To the Editors of the Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN: On the evening Of the 10th inst, meeting
of Irish nationalist held at the Hail. southeast
Eighteenth and Washington Streets in this city, for the
purpose of forming Circle of the Fenan Brotherhood and
enrolling military company"
Although the assembage present not large might
have been expected nevertheless the enthusiasm ntel
gence and unanmy manifested by those who took part in
the proceedings of the meeting than made for the
lack of numbers One of energetic sincere patriots
worth one hundred lacking those inestimable qualities
delighted to inform you that twenty of the
right kind FAST fiery and true organized themselves and
elected the following officers Thomas Norris Center Pat
rick Foley secretary; Patrick OConnel treasurer; John
Ryan, chairman committee of safety. With such
Quoting the affairs of Circle there is little to be feared
from the results but the contrary may anticipate the
most hopeful success The of the Circle is one, too
that can never fail incite them labor earnestly and
lovingly for the cause interviewer and associated
with all that is grand and heroic in the annals Of their
atherland and the name is "THE ONEI1" called after
the hero of Ridgeway and Fort Erie.
There is one incident connected with this meeting which
cannot omit MENTION in Justice the gentlemen who
participated in it.
AS the chairman rose to read the pledge the men, the
members of the "Emmet Cornet Band" walked into, Aaa
Hall in full uniform and struck up the future national
anthem of Ireland Scanlans Fenian Men, Such respect
unsolicited deserves MENTION and the members of the
"ONei Circle shall not soon forget it for the members of
the Emmett Cornet Band"
Need tell you what effect that stirring tune had upon
those men, with heads uncovered and erect listening to
Those sweet old strains Of Irish music rise
Twas them twas them with they acorh
For Irish homes and kh kim exles away"
Ever yours, CUsH-LA-No.
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notice of the meeting until the morning of the same day.
very few knew anything of it until evening" and the greater
part did know of the affair before Tuesday therefore,
there was not over one hundred and fifty in the hail.
Major McWilliams introduced by Captain OBren, of
the Wolf Tones. He made Short but most eloquent and
stirring appeal to his audience He closed by nqung who
would Join the Organization. The question nobly
sponded to- Ffyour forward signed the roll,
and were sworn in. This, and much other work. was
compshed by the visit from the Major TYRONE.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02
Washington.

past week in dg the Fena mas pan in this
At meeting here to-day he said he expected to recruit
req ment in the District of Columbia The Fenian
of war material already on hand General ONe is not
organizing branch of the Fenians here but simply
recruiting for the Roberts wing He has been elected Head
Center for this District.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02
New HAVEN, Con-, 1867

To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
DEAR SIRs Major McWilliams was here in city on
Monday evening" 18th ns and by the courtesy of the Wolf
Tone Guards had the use of their hail. There was
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-02

*hs Stephens himself He used in the
the other ENJOYS from the home Organization who
to this country previous to the split"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-27

VINEYARDs-LoB Angeles, California, and Pas
sale New Jersey.
SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE -Four Years Old
This justly celebrated native Wine is made from
the Juice of the Oporto Grape raised In this country
Its Invaluable Tonic and Strengthening Properties
are unsurpassed by any other native Wine Being the
pure iuice OF the grape, produced under Mr. Speers
own personsl SUPERVISION It's purity and genuneness
are guaranteed The youngest child may pRrtake of
its generous qualities and the weakest Invalid may
IL to advantage 1t is particularly beneficial to the
aged and debiitated, and suited TO the various all
ments that aftiict the weaker sex. II is In every
respect WINE TO BE RELIED ON,
Samples 10 be had free at the store Of JOHNSON,
HOLLOWAY g. CO., No. % North SIXTH Street;
ID YOTT & CO., No. 2S2 North SECOND Street.
Invaids Use Speer'r Port Grape Wine; Females Use
Speer's Port Grape Wine; Weakly Persons Find
BENEFIT by It's Use; Speer'B Wines In Hospitals are
Preferred to other Wines.
Principal Office, A. SPEER,
No. R48 BROADWAY, opposite City Hall Park, Ny.
Sold by DruRgists. . tuthslmSp
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Plaid and Stripe Linen Drills for Boys.
Linen Duck Coatings.
Extra Heavy Linen Duck for Suits.
Heavy White Basket Duck.
Linens for Ladies' Travelling Suits.
Immense Stock Of Linens, all grades.
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Ihere Is no Preparatory Department IN the
institution. The Annual Commencement takes
pace on wednesday next, July 81.
Ia another and concluding article, we shall
gVe sketches OF the principal institutions Wnlch
have Deen established since the organization OF
Lafayette Collegel
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned would call the attention of the
trade well the public, to the large and superior
STOCK OF
STERLING SILVER AND PLATED. WARE
To be found at their mandatory,
No. S5 South THIRD Street, and at the Wareroom,
No. 1926 CHESNUT street.
These goods are all OF their own manufacture. AS
Mr.. SMYrH is a practical workman, their PLATED
and SILVER-WARE is superior to any In the
market.
the country when he the practical partner OF the
late firm known as Mead d. Smyth, the goods can be
seen in daily use, and viii recommend themselves,
at the following hotels:--
GIRARD HOUSE. Philadelphia.
LA PIERRE HOUSE, Philadelphia.
ASHLAND HOUSE. Philadelphia.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL PittsburR.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, Atlantic City, N. ].
NATIONAL HOTEL, Washington, ID. q.
Although we keep constantly on hand large and
varied stock of the above goods when desired they
may be made to order of given pattern at short
notice. SmYTH q ADAIR,
% thstu3nrpl Mandatory. No. 35 S. THIRD 81.
Wareroom. No. I126 CHESTNUT Street.
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.leeIls InNsNHo IS-.- IoII On

CHEAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS, MATTINGs,
~ 4ay OIL CLOTHS. AND WINDOW SCI DIES Great
bargalns from AuctiQn.-V. E. ARCHAMBAuLrt
N, H. corner OF ELEVENTH and MARKET btreets,
VIII open this morning lOOo yards extra quality do9-
Die IN perlal White canton Mating. slightly stained
VIII be sold o. d1, worth 75c Red Check Mating Is,
o. ano oOc Ingram Carpets all WOOL at g., % &c.
A. 40 6y and e2c,; Threeply Carpets, tl9G Engiish
IapestTy BRUSSELS Carpets sl62 and el76 Hemp Gar
81 s 70 Shaded tot$ PLAIN snae5ng 50
Elennel ior Bathing Robes, 8lc. Musns, 10 % zoci
hllooes ~ 70 loc Lawns. 2bc. Mholesaie anu
5treets, 2l96m
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T CHAMBERS, NO. sl0 ARCH STREET
e. Novelties Opening Daily,
Real Cluny Laces.
Black 0uipure La0eS.
-POinte Applique Lacea
-Pointe de Gaze Lacea.
Thread Wells nom 42uo
WHITE GOODS
-MRrseilles for DreBses-BarRainH.
French Mualins, yards wide, at % centAs
Bhirred and Tucked Lace Muhilnsi India Iwtlled
Long Cloth Plaid, Stripe and flain NainsoOkht son
nnisb Cambrio IL yard wide Cambric Edgngs ana
AneeEtioRHs new dasign. very cheap, 7t0lm
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-02

TNGINEER OFFICE HARBOR DEFENSES,
d No. 55 SECOND Street, Third Story, BAL
TIMORE, Md.
at this office until u NJ. of FRIDAY, the 9th
day of AUGUST, 1867, for the Timber and Fra
ming required for the construction of three (3)
Cribs in the Susquehanna river, below Havre-
de- Grace, Md.
Proposals must be separate for Timber and
Framing, and in duplicate for each
Proposals for Timber" will embrace all the
timber, scantling, and piles required.
Proposals for Framing" will embrace driving
the piles, framing and putting together in place
the timber of Cribs including all bolting. spi-
king, and bracing required to complete the
structures.
For particulars as to payments, time of be-
ginning, and completion OF work, ETC., apply at
this Office, where plans and specifications can
be seen.
Contractors furnishing Timber are expected
to hold it without expense to The United States
until required for use by the engineer In charge
of the work.
No bids will be considered except such as
are made after forms to be obtained from this
Office by letter or personal application.
Bids will be opened at 1890 Z. M. on FRIDAY,
the 9th day of August, 1867, in presence of such
bidders as may desire TO be present
The right is reserved to reject all or any of the
bids for any cause deemed sufficient by the un-
WILLIAM p. CRAIGHILL
Bvt. Lt.-Col., Major of Engineers,
7H6t Post Once Box 34l, Baltimore, Md.
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Dan Bryant is going to California.

John G. Sake has returned from Europe.
-Ex-guerilla Quantrell is living in Texas.
The Prince of Wales has signed the pledge.
The Leland brothers have fortune of
FIVE millions.
-TennysOn has bought retired residence
near Haslemere.
Which is the business that would 'soot'
veerybody Chimney sweeping.
The reported colored candidate for Con-
gress from South Carolina, Aaron p. Sweatt
says that he is not going to get into perspi-
ration about politics, that he doesn't want to
go TO Congress, and that he spells his name
with two t's.
MIR. 6. W. Bancroft, an old resident of
Athens township, Pennsylvania, was badly
torn and bruised by an angry bull of his few
days since. dangerous wound laid open the
left thigh, while many scars and bruises APP
pear upon his body. Though badly injured,
he will probably recover.
In London recently case occurred. show
ing the dangers Of insufficient ventilation. A
young man employed by the Great Western
Railway Company had gone to sleep one night
in room OF the Company, and was found
dead next morning. 1t appears. from the
facts ELECTED at the inquest, that the room
measured only ten feet by twelve. and that a
had four gas-burners, two of which wert
lighted when the young man entered Il 1,
relieve a fellow-clerk. The deceased had oop,
to sleep sitting on bench, and becoming over
powered by the foulness of the air, from whicl
an yitalizing properties had been extracted
he fell forward against fender, and his neol
striking the edge, he died OF strangulation,