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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-18
csRrIFIoArE OF DIR. Lynch.
SURGEONS OFFICE. CRY HosrIrAL.
MrMPHfs, Tenn. Jan. Is, 1851.

MENPHIs. tenn. Jan. IS. 1861. !
/ hereby certify, that on being con-
suited by Mr.. and Mrs Hughes as to
whether a change OF climate would be
beneficial to their child's health ! strongly
recommended it. JOSEPH. s LYNCH
Hospital Physician
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FOUND.

MOUND. CHEAPEST PLACE TO
II buy Pine Pictures OF all kinds. Ensrayings,
Autographs, ChromOs and photographs, an Az,
Picture Frames IA O'HARA's, goo M ain .L lal
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County COURT County Court
disposed of large number of accounts
yesterday, rejecting about seven-eiEhths
of those presented. This morning, Es-
quire Miller introduced a resolution that
Attorney General Wallace aad Judge
Reeves be appointed to examine books
and papers of State and county officers,
and if any resistance is offered to repel
the same by legal powers. Esquire
Walker moved that the committee
proceed to recover from Judge
Leonard, by law, the nine thousand
dollars he had expended without the con-
sent of the Court This produced some
excitement and debate, participated in
by Judge and magistrates. Attorney
General Wallace wished to be taken off
that committee as he had toe many enc
mics already. Judge Leonard did not
wish any of his enemies on the commit
tee. Esquire Walkers resolution was
finally passed by a vote of fourteen to
ten. A resolution was passed for the APP
pointment of a committee to draw up a
memorial to the Legislature in favor of
abolishing the Office of County Judge.
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LADIES' LIST.

A VENT MRS g W Anterior Mrs L
Antoine Miss JF Armstsad Mrs S
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HERNANDO INSURANCE COMFY.
No. IL Jefferson Street.

Fire, Marine and River Risks Insured.
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FOREIGN LIST.

FOREIGN LIST.
Batirnan A Cartagnino NJ Castay A
Cassretto ID Capasso P-2 Cartni
Conllons Pa Cristofani O Dendero
Dusseaus r GiOrgetti Z Dagnmarsino c
Montalta S Musanti J MOrticelli L
Agioni r PERRIN Pereau U
Raggio G Lambucet L
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
miscellaneous.

The Harbor and River improvement bill
approprlates one hundred thousand dollars
70 improve the navigation of the Upper
Ohio. and seyenty-riye thousand dollars for
the survey OF the Western rivers.
The amount OF the compound interest
notes which are now outstanding is involved
in some doubt Mr.. Hooper says the greater
part of the notes fall Que this year. His
statement has been copied by the news
papers, and New YORK morning Journal
The other day. estimated the aggregate as
high as lU0mLliOns-
Some encouragement. says the Philadel-
phia Ledger, is expressed by financial writers
and by creditors at the slow reduction made
OF the unfunded obligations OF the Govern
ment- The aggregate Is some Twelve hum
hundred millions, and the reduction last
month was less than $500. We are APP
preaching the third year Of peace, and new
ertheleSs, out OF our s, 10000 of debt. no
more than l.iO,1O0p01, or vsry little over
one-haf Is funded into long bonds When il
is remembered how rapidly money WAS boz
rowed by the ready sale OF Five Twenty
oonds IN time OF war the slow progress OF
payments in time OF peace is well calculated
10 excite attention
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State Commission Notice
Notice TO Loyal sIAve-Ouners.

THE COMMISSION APPOINTED RYTHF
L secretary Of War, under the 24th section
18th, 1854. and Section ii. Of an Ac1 approTt-S
July 1sth, lS1e, in respect 10 slaves enlisted or
gfsa!ted INTO the military service Of the United
SLaLfssr having assembled at the City of Par
kersouTg, West Virginia, on the twelfth day
OF Deee InbeT, 1850, and duly organized as per
directions nom the War Department, do
hereby give notice 70 all Whom 81 may Con-
Germ {: That said Commission viii sit in the
lily OF ParkeTsbuEg, West Va, on the 18th
Gay OF Deem Ger, 1856: and a. long thereafter
a. may be Necessary al The same place, for the
completion of all business Pertaining 10 SAID
Commission Claimants Tor compensation
under the said AcIs OF Congress are resIf.Cf-
fully requested 10 forward their claims rim
5e rl9 re RrS9tS. a. promptly a may be-
sion, ParkersburE. West Virp1nia
For the Information OF those interested. We
respectfully invite their attention 10 the fol-
having tnStructlons received from the War
-Ffrst- No claim VIII be entertained miles
y - snoEn that the Slave enlisted, or wa
drafted, in the Stale for which fhe 1soTny1te
sion Is appointed.
NJ, aen me oE nerShtp or title 70 the services Of
me party enlisted, IS based upon a ssle az
tIsIasieI made subsequent 10 the drafting or
Intrd- Executors, Guardians and Trusfees
IIst Z ie with claims made In behalf OF the
mai they have been legally inyestef Wiz
a91t5nor1ty 10 act for such parties
s,,s.t1t.l,. SlainAnts VIII be required 70
which the solder, for whom they claim COM
peusation, - rved.
-Fffth. Parties claiming CONDENSATION 10Y
more than one servant, or slave, enlisted ar
draftsd IS soldier. must Gle a Eenarafk and
d1sGnct claim for compensation. in each cssss
SIKH. The claimants valid tItie TO me
slave Al the time Of enlistment or drafI and
the Claimant : active loyalty during the war,
MILTON 2. AMISS, PreS't OF Board.
R0B-E :. brown, Mernb. OF Roari
decl5-3m
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XXX1xth CONGRESS. I'D SESSION


WAsHISGroS. Feb. Is.
Messrs. Williams, Sherman and
Buckalew were appointed Committee
of Conference on the bill to regulate
the tenure of certain civil officers.
Mr.. Sumner presented q remon-
STRANGE from French Canadian resi-
dents of the United States, against the
British Provinces. Referred.
Mr.. Chandler, from the COMMITTEES
on Commerce, reported bill TO amend
the act 70 prevent smuggling. Passed.
Mr.. Davis asked leave 10 offer an
amendment TO Mr.. Wade's proposed
one term constitutional amendment,
tor the purpose Of having it printed. 1t
provides that each State shall on the lst
Monday in January preceding the ex-
piration of the Presidents term, nomi-
nate to Congress one of its citizens for
the office of President. The two
Houses shall meet in November and
proceed ts elect from these candidates,
dropping the lowest on each ballot, and
a person elected shall not be eligible for
reelection. Ordered printed. il.
Mr.. Harris reported from the Ju-
dietary Committee, a bill relating to
appeals and writs of error in the SUI
preme Court, with an amendment.
Mr.. Wilson reported from the Mill
tary Committee, with amendments, a
bill providing for the appointment by
the committees, of officers for the sew
eral States named, to hear and decide
upon the validity of the claims for
quartermasters' tstores, &c, furnish
ed by loyal persons to the q. s. army
during the rebellion. The amendments
include Ohio. Indiana, with Virginia,
as districted by the bill.
The Reconstruction bill was taken
up and read.
Mr.. johnson submitted as an amend
ment, the Blaine amendment, which
was defeated in the House.
Mr.. Stewart argued in favor of the
amendment.
Mr.. Wilson moved TO amend the
Blaine amendment so as to add what
the Southern States must do before be-
ing entitled to representation, in adj
ding the following: And have provi-
ded by the Constitution and laws that
the citizens of the United States shall
equally pOSSesS the right to pursue all
lawful avocations and business, and
receive the equal benefits of public
schools, and have equal rights OF
citizens of the United States, in said
State" He should vote for the bill with
Oriwithout the amendment.
Mr.. Howard objected to Mr. Blaine's
amendment because il recognizes the
validity of the State governments of the
rebel States.
-hE. " uIlALnS nOpeQ no amendments
would be adopted. He would prefer
such proposition as that of Mr.. Blaine's
amendment passed, independently.
Mr.. Stewart again deprecated the
military governments at the South
without an amendment TO the bill as
now before the Senate.
Mr.. Morrill, advocated the bill with or
without amendment.
Mr.. Henderson advocated universal
suffrage.
Mr.. Yates spoke in favor of the bill.
, After further debate Mr.. Williams
moved recess.
a recess was taken.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. February Is

REGULAR REPORT.
GOTToS-Xery nrm and active; sales $50
bales at Sc for uplands-
FIoUR-Receipts 2ySl9 bbls5 market dull
and lOai5c lower sales 6,lO0 bbis at s. soak
for supernDe state and western; Sl0du for ex-
ira western; Sll I09li 20for choice; $40 S59Il7 ::
for trade brands, closing dull.
WHIsKE-Quset and steady: no receipts.
Wheat-MaTket 2dSc lower, sale
loo bu white California al s. Is and 7OJ5 ~
good No Milwaukee at s. u RySOuief
Barisy-In fair request; sales 3D-000 bu AZ 81 Is
for Canada West, free AZ 81 . for Bay QuinIe
and 81 IS for four rowed state; no receipts
Corn-Aarkst lie better in store and sc sCiy
western in store, and 81 log for do afost
Oats-Iowers sales le,OJ1 bu at 5sE6Ic for
western and 65s67c for state
GRocERIE- Dull C0fee-Steadv
Sugar-Steady; sales 80 hhdS Cuba at lOLSiI
Dull
PERoHUM-Duu at lsa2ac for crude and
Ed3Oe for refined in bond.
HOPs-Quiet and steady.
PROVISIOSS-Pork-Dul heavy and r1rsa..
lied; sales 2-sG0 b6ls at So 95aJ s. for new
mes, closing al SO IS for western; SIC % for
old mess closing Al SIS e. regular. SIC sail
22j0 bbls new mes at so sa925 s., seller Tor
March and April Beef-Unchaneed; saIes
50 50GS5 50 Tlerre Beef-In demand al SSIES
IS 50 for prime mes and SS5735 81 far Ind =
mes B4con-Quiets sales 80 boxes Al l55< q
IG5Ec for Cumberland; lI1fe for snort ribbed.
Cut Meats-Steadys sales 40 packages al 81 q
loo for shoulders Lard-Rather more actfy-.
sales l!S5o ools al uSlZse for old and lzJSSs
l25gc for new.
Aoes-Drsssed Hog-s5Ss9se for western
and lD1<gO1zc for city. :
BCHER-Duu and heavy at l5S2Sc for
CHEE-Dun at l5s9c.
CTneinnatf
FEBKUARY l5-FLoCR-Iu moderate de-
msndi suPeEdne spring and winter 50 "a
grades, trade brands 81 5c5iS 80, and fancy
GRAS-Whe at-Fhmsr, and spring q
shade higher, closing az 81 Is for No spring,
II the market. Corn-Dull and prizes droOp-
ing closing al Sc for ear, and 60c for sheIles4
9ats-DulI al sc for No. IN elevator. rye
ErIner and In good demand; No. ! 81 =
BAEtey-Dun and prizes nominal
WHIsKN-Duu and prices declined to g =
In bond
CoHoS-Uuchanssd, and dun a. zsasoc for
middling.
Generally dun, bat uttIe de-
nlAnd- 4S7 Pork-Odered at 90 % Lard
lac- Bulk Asat-55<, 81 and lOIzc for shouI-
deFs and clear sidS- Bzcon-Srssdy AZ 49, -
shoulders l11<c for sides, and Ike for eIss-
s5dsS sugar cured hams l5zI6c
LISsEED OILS -. and nrm; stock light.
RUTTER-Fum At Zz850c- =
CHEEsE-l55Ec- fair demand.
CLoTR SED-Firm at = SGs 90
EG6s-soc, and firm
SoLD-lso5< blying. and BE<9Iz selling.
MONEY AND STOCKS
AoSET-lRzther more active at sac per
cent Ste-iing-10s1<9 l0S7< :
GoLD-Dun and droopinR-- -opsninz n
1914 and closing Al l865 -
GoyERSET STOcS-Fnn= coupouE OF
iseI, lgss: do, q. HIS do, %, 1gz5S= 5-sOs
@<1S-SSSa'
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NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The HeraId's
Chicago special says, the Chicago, Al
ton and ST. Louis Railroad bridge over
the Kankakeesriver at Wilmington, has
been swept away by the flood. At Au-
rora, Illinois, the island, or lower part
of the city, has been overlooked by the
Fox river, covering the first floor of the
shops and business houses, and COM
pelling families to leave their dwell
lings. At Galena. Illinois, the Illinois
Railroad bridge has been destroyed,
and several steamers and barges swept
from their mOorings. At Dubuque,
Iowa, the cellars are filed At Dyers-
vile, Iowa, the long-bridge and mill
were swept away, and the loss is
heavy. In Iowa, the rivers are on the
rampage, and much damage Is feared.
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washinEton SpeetaIs.

New YORK, Feb. I5.-The Posts
Washington special says it is reported
that the President promised to accept
the military bill with Mr.. Blaine's
amendment, and that Horace Greeley
has been offered the Post Master Cen
eralship.
The demand loan bill, which passed
the Honse by the Ways and Means
Committee. The committee Will also
be compelled, by the instructions OF
the House, toreport an Authorization
bill, but will probably recommend its
rejection.
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SroCKs-At $50 p. m. the Quotations were
New York Central Il0l<; Ere 5s1[; Reading
lo41+; Michigan Central los; Michigan South
Stn sS;s' Illinois Central lis; Pittsburgh So 4;
III 5tsI soek Island ~; Ohio Mississippi
CeFtineAtes 80
lower.
GRAIS-whea t-Duu and part nominal AT
81 ast5l 81 for No. 2 Corn-ParTies anart. SIC
offered and Sic asked. Oats-D1iI AZ fs5IiS
PRoEIsIoSS-Mess Pork-Dul and Ton,i-
naI al SIS 5l9ls a. Iard-Segiectsd: noni-
,HoGs.Dressed Hogs-Dun at 81 50. Live
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 18th of February

yALESuA ISLAND, Feb. Is, SIS P. N
telegraph wires ceased working
between Valentia and EiIlarny at half.
past seven last night, and are still
down. Two long dispatches, which
were sent through the cable to-day,
were received by mail from Killarny.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Hearts
Content, Feb. Is, Q P. Mo further
particulars of the trouble in Ireland
have been received from Yalentia.
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River and weather.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. I5.-Noon.-River
twenty-one feet by Monongahela pier
mark, and rising at the rate of six
inches per hour The rise is principally
from the Allegheny Weather cloudy
and mild.
CIScISSAu, Feb. I5.-Tte river rose
ten feet two inches the Last tETenty-four
hours, and is still rising three inches
and half an hour, with forty feet in
The channel. Weather cloudy; no rain
of consequences since yesterday. Their
mOmeter 4e7.
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On motion of Mr.. Wilson, of Ohio.
the Secretary of State was directed TO
inform the House what States now rep
resented in the House, have ratified
the Constitutional Amendment, in ad
dition to those communicated in his re-
port ofFeb. 5th.
Several private bills were passed.
The House proceeded to the consider
alton of the bounty bill.
Mr.. Schenck explained its provisions.
II was the same, he said, as passed The
House last session, but not acted on by
the Senate, with two differences, one
providing for cases of last discharges,
and one made necessary by allowances
OF additional bounty made under act of
July 2S. Amer debate, and an amend
ment, the bill passed.
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4OLEDos r co. II, lSo4.
WHEAT-The market Is quiet and steady.
SALES $50 ou Amber al s. s; $50 bu do al 50 a.
so bu do al z b; 50 bu No. Spring at 81 10;
SO bu No. Laporte Spring at s. 50.
CORS-AarEef moderately active and new
is lc better Sales SO bu No. l ID. & N old Al
Sc SO bu No new at 64c, 30 bu do al CSC
40 do No. Mich, new, AT &c l,O50 bu No. :
new at 6lc7t 200 Ou rejected new at soc; 7ss bu
yellow at boc5 $50 bu No. new. in lots at CSC;
20 6u yellow at 6oc' 500 bu No. at E8c-s.
OAT@Sale coo bu No. at 44c-
RrE-In fair request; sale $50 be- No. at
B1RLEY-saIe so bu wabash al Sc.
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, Feb. ia tenement
house on the corner of Central Avenue
and MelAnthon streets, containing a
dozen families, was destroyed by IRE
this morning. One women was burn
ed To death Loss not ascertained.
Hanson Bumgardner was hung at
Marietta, Ohio, today, for the murder
of John 7. Eubauk, in September last.
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for 8tut.
For Rent.

FTNHE bIORE ROOMS OCCTJPJFD ny
i Geo. r Taylor a Co, aud y clemens =
SSoZ on Main street; also haEemeuf rooms
nhlsned- coed ofhoes IN second sIOry- and
sI ool IOou1s lor other purpo-es In second and
tnlIu htory IN good order. Possession given
- - some rooms Immediately, Others Apnl lst-
Many budding lots and dwelling house for
sale In the sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOs- HORSBROOR.
Once. No. us55< Main street, above Nom
roe, up stain. febS-tT
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The White Pine Compound,

PROPRIETOR
- PREP AIRED ATzTHE2 Q
New England Botanical Depot,
loo HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
Under the Supervision of Rev. j. W. Poland.
LAUGHLIS, SMITH & CO., Wholesale
and Retail Agents
c H ODBERT, Wheeling
febl5-eo~d&wly
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New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Fenian
General Gleason says that vessels were
reported to have arrived in Ireland that
were despatched from New York; also,
that Stevens is in Ireland at the head
OF 500 officers, all known to have Ieh
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ne FaIl or TnhIe Roek.

BUFFALO, Feb I5.-The remaining
portion of the table rock at Siagara
Falls fell, yesterday. Fortunately,
being Al this season, no one was in
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From WesaIurton

WAsHNGpoN, Feb. I5.-The friends
of Colorado are confident their State
bill Will pass over the Presidents veto.
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WELL BEsTowED.-In the neighbor-
hood OF Winchester was a young
Quakeress, Rebecca Wright, well
known as one ardently devoted to the
Union and willing to make any sacri-
nee for the cause. Prior to the battle
of Winchester on the 10th of September,
1854, Gen. Sheridan being in doubt how
TO act, sent TO this lady scout to ask of
her information. She wrote the in
formation upon slip ofpaper, enclosed
this in tin-foil and directed the precious
package 10 be carried in the mouth of
the messenger. By this means it es-
capped the enemy's search, reached its
destination and victory followed.
As token of his appreciation OF the
services thus rendered, the General, a
few days ago, sent her an elegant gold
watch, and an exquisitely wrought
chain, a brooch and charms. This
brooch is beautifully wrought into a
gauntlet and is set with pearls. One
of the charms is a sword set with dia =
monds. Accompanying these was an
autograph letter from Gen. Sheridan,
acknowledging Miss Wright's services,
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The white Pine Communal

AAO " LILO 1AO OOApUuAO,
1T Was early in the spring of 80 that this
compound was originated a member of my
famify-was afflicted with an irritation Of the
throat attended with a disazreeable cough. I
had for some months previous thought that
a preparation having for its basis the inside
bark Of white pine might be so compounded
as to be very useful In diseases of the throat
and lungs. To test the value Of II In the case
alluded TO. compounded small quantity
Of the medicine that had been planning
and gave IL in tesspOonful doses- The result
was exceedingly grattfytng- Within two
days the irritation OF the throat was remov-
ed, the cough subsidized and speedy cure
WAS effected Soon after this, Isent some TO
a lady in Londonderry, n. h, who had been
occasioned by. a sudden colo, and had, raiSed
mucos streaked with 81 cd. She soon found
relief and sent for more Sne took about
ten ounces of II, and got well ]. B. Clarke
ESQ.,, editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made trial of the same preparation in the
case of a severe cold and was cured immedf-
ately. he was 50 highly pleased with the re-
50 is, and so confident In success attending its
dnally persuaded me to give II a name, and
send II abroad TO benefit the suffering In
November, 1875, INST advertised it under
the name of While Pine Compound. In Two
years from that time there had been whole
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where 1t took the lead of all the
cough REMEDIES in the marker and In still
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
son for this 1t Is very soothing and healing
pleasant withal 10 the taste, and IS exceed
ingly cheap
AS a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrlvale5. 1t
was not originated for that purpose: but q
person in using 1t for cough was not only
cured OF the cough but was also cured of a
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used il for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured"
The above wEs written by Dr.. Poland In
1850. Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead of
all Cough remedies, as well As a preparation
ioE the enreof Kidney d ficultie IN every city
. L. ~
New England States
This remedy Is As safe and pleasant to take
as II Is sffecfual.
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For Rent.

and two on Market Streets. EDouiSt A.
Of fs6s-a a0 LEWIS a woop,tAssEr
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B. F. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURE OF COPPER, TIN
M and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer N
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No. Is Main
Street. Wheeling. West Virginia
would respectfully call the attention of
the public to my large and select stock Of
Copper stills, Copper and Brass Kettles Also
Fruit Cans andrCan Tops
Job work OF al kinds VII recesve my per
on Wen Casing and sand Pumps made 70
Tvs % ---''' n0e'es RE CALDWELL
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White Pine COMPOUND

Is NOW OFFERED TO THEAFF1IcrED
i throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test OF eleven years, in
the New England States, where its merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, IN part, il deuvsits virtues.
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MINE HOST" of the Mcclure House.
Col. 10. Snider, still goes on in the seven
tenor ofhis way in keeping his hotel
up to the first class standard. We have
been familiar with the Mcclure almost
from the first day it was thrown open
to the public, and we affirm, without
hesitation, that no one has ever presid-
ed over it who has given as general sat
isfaction, for so long a period, as the
Colonel. The travelling public, too, has
found out this fact, we believe, as the
house is almost constantly filed to its
utmost capacity. The Colonel
spares no expense in procuring
me very best our own market AZ
fords, and imports from other markets
all the delicacies and luxuries not to be
had in our midst. OF the quality of the
supplies furnished "to brace the
nerves" we cannot speak from person-
al experience, but friend in whose
Judgment We have unbounded conn
dence, assures US that they are A. No.
!, and that the memory, even, of the
last glass of the Colonel's California
vintage, produces sensations the most
agreeable. He INDUCES the hope that
not many days will elapse before an
other test Will be made on his eontdiu-
ING powers in that direction.
Fied Ia McLURE and Col. 10 SSIDFR
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Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood. and Pulmon-
airy Affections generally It Is a remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes
Difficulty OF VOIdtng Urine, bleeding from
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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Monty AND srOOs

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