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PUBLIC NOTICE.

May 1857. 1
Tho following Section Of An Ordinance 70 abolish hn
othoe OF Of Streets TO provide Keep
ing the srcess, LAnes, Algys and open Courts the
CITY of Charleston Cloan and for othor purposcs" In
For the duo protection OF tho said contractor or CON.
taotors Il further ordained That every owner lcsseo
aaeet lano, Alley, or open court ahhn every day
su1dsyu eIoopted have the dirt NTH garbage other
heap md In readiness for the contractor BY the hour Of
seyen ocioef, NJ. from the Gust day Of May to the
nins ocioot. n, fcm tho drst day Of November 70
the mt day OF Nay following And any person offend.
9h in any sreet lane or slley open court after The
hours above named aha be subject to hns not less
than two thnn nvo dollars for cooh and oyorv
odenoe. TO be imposed by tho Mayor - ~ = -
by order '-i''--;'''., 'fi' W. q. SAITH,
. MAY 10 .. 's'..s. Olcrk Of Council
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PuBLIO NOTICE.
OFFICE oF CITY TREASURY,


pUp1Io NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TRiF 4 1SSt SN33Ra
Tor delivery nom this ofHoe. 8. THoAAa
Sec: !. Be il oriained BY 0e Hayor and IiderTentn
Guy Council aiienbted That fo After the nrst dny
OF January licenses shall DO taken for ali oarts dray
and wagons, used for private and domestic purposoa In
tho aano mhnnor and according TO tho pfoysions
driven for hiro, except giving bonds And each such
cart orny or wagon, ahan BIO providsd with bsdao con-
AIMING me number thereof and marked Pflpat 10 le
placod on the outatde Of tho shaft.
BIC q No Perlon ahaI DO takon by tho Trcasurur rs
surety 70 any bond undar tho Ordinance copcortuq IL
Scnss, Tor carts days wagons and othar carragaa nm
sHo s. Tho following shall hereafter be the rates for
hoensea for public and private oarts drayn waaons &C
me horses or mulos used thocof which shn0
co froe from othcr taInuon: = ~
ruBrIc oAnTs nnAIp, Etc., TuoaE HarPLo1Hp N Aax
BusIsEas wHATHrak, FOB H1RR pIRxor on rspmror
sor ovsry cart drny or wagon. drawn by horso
For every cart dray or wagon drawn By two horsesor
For every hack ard carriage with two whee,a. Gao
Eor eTsry stage or omnihun toIocpt lino ornnibu5,
For every stage or omnibus tsrocpt Hno omnibus,
For e'eFI truck drawn py tvo or more hosea mules,
For every sIpposa wagon drawn BY two or moro horses
naxiD cAnrs AND rnIvkrH CARTE paAIs ITO,
hor every bread cart or wagon, S.
for every cart dray or wagon used for prtvsta do.
porting Of goods wnree merchandise, lumber or sDy
other commodity, for compensation, either directly or
!ndiroc for the ssmo .ha pAy for uosnso tho sum OF
hahhed In City Council. this 16th day OF Jsnuary
IL ~ In The year Of Lord one thousand eiaht hnf
dred and sIty-str- -
P. @ aAI1LARp. M,sar.
Janunrys ". a. SAITH. Glsra Of Council p,
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Free to .EYerybody

Large PIP. Circular. giving information Of Tho
greateat importance to the young Of both saIas, .f
1t eachos how tho homey nay become bszutfui, thS
despised respected. rnd the forsafcn loved.
mo young lady or gentleman should mi TO read toir
address, and receive copy post paid, By return man
, .lc Address P. o. Drawer, II, I
March 10 ..sy.. In slT :, ~ ,r,n, " y 4
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,tGa ! Auction Sales This Day.
MoHAT cl,Rs4IL win sell this day at 10 O'Clock at
thelr auction Ialezrooms No. 1ss Meeting street. gum.
ner clothing, dress goods. straw goods &c. "'
. Il III. MAaaHALL & Bno. will son this day. OF 1oK
O'clock at No. ss Broad street. pair horses bridls sad-
die, &c. 1r."r-r "yr 't'. .
n: Hunt soa will sell this day. At 10 O'Clock, at
their saleuoom. No. 1k2 Meoing street. boo,s. ahoos,
gniters. DO. .# .ss o
MCKAY cAhPBzIL will seIl this dsy. at 10 o'coci at
their auction store No. 1ss Meeting street. uperior rni
nery goods; also. groccrlou. nquors, nails, &c. -.
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Tho Tiue TO Advertise In tho Country.
Il THE PHGs1I has largo circulation throughout tn.
middle and uPpcr Districts OF tho sate Advertising
raea as reasonable tho sngonoy of the nonoy mar.
ket win warrant harehanh and ohers Wiahins TO use
the columns OF the pspor Will sddress 5lt..s .
'5H. ... JULIAN A. aELBY, Proprietor,
February Is Oolumb,a g.
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FIRE LOAN.

-''71- - MAYoRALTY OF CHARLESTON,
= u CrTr HALL, November Q, 1855.
"a Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of Tho Oily I'M.
der "An Act of tho 9cnnrai Assembly giving AUTHORITY
70 tho CITY Council Of Charleston TO prooee In the mat
tsr a Fire Loan. with yinw 10 aid In building up the
City Anev arc heroby notified tAt the form or hpuif.
caton fr loans DO obtained lt tho Of The Csrk
OF Council. between the honrs Of Q A. n. and P. M
, All applications mult bo . d In tho above mentioned
ooe 40 the Comnittec Will moot every Aonda, 70 con-
alder tho EaIne - 'E-"- I"s l7a- -.
Dy order Of tho Mayor W. a. SMITH
Novrmberl0 Clerk of Cnneu
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LOCAL MATTERS.

90 as to execute, in tho shortest possible timo
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK. and wo most 70.
Bpoctfully asl tho patronage Of our. frionds.
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Arc anonymous with Health atrength and vIsor.
Tho sscrot will DO revealed by investing In bottle OF
pAaKNF's :.lsk, HHpAT1o sTTTKRs. Eor sale By ali
pNruaaiSs ID ~ ,tty s.4"ia W.
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SODA WATER. !.

JyHR UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO Dis
IL PEs5E this agreeable and healthful beverage, at
their weu.known stands1 No. 80 HAZEL STREET, DO
King and Meeting streets No. x29H KING STRKET
tOld Piquei lard House and at tho head Of oEETER
MARKET, northwest corner. "a up .NG G1..fLi
Druggists and others wishing 70 bo supplied with
Fountains or Syrups and dealers dehring Fountains
charged, will be accommodated upon reasonable
catners. Hotels, Restaurants and private families.
furnished vhh superior article Of bottled sodn In guam
ttiea TO suit purchAsers iEt.. .i 2 .'t..
We are agents for the Eals Of J. Morse Sons Justly
celebrated Soda Water Apparatus consisting Of Camera
Ref1geratng Draught Stands, fumber Holders end all
apparatus necessary for the mhnufaotura OF sodh Wasr
nt tho nsnuseturera' prceg with frelght bddod. ~
Dealers In Soda Water throughout tho Stato, deartng
an apfaratuS, viii do we'll TO examine Tho merits Of
Description catalogue and prioe List sent 10 any sddross
upon application TO JOHN DUCK CO., Charleston. .
to during the past sosson .ha strive 70 merit Its
continuance. Hf.,5 u t.gtl .f.,srsl Il5
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OFFIUIAL,
aI OFFICIAL, .:ll4'S =. !,
HEADQHs SECOND MILITARY DiSFBIor.
~ MEDICAL DIRECTORY OFFICE,

JE , OB,FIUIAL. .l5.t, s,t
HEADQns SECOND MILITARY DisFBIcr,
MEDICAL D1REcT0Rs, oFLibE.
OHAnLrYTorJ ~ GU My NILSSON J
Notice Is hereby stsor that ia Quarantine estabShsd
BY General dcrs No. 3. Headquarters second Military
District now ~ foroo at Charleston, g. G. PiIoa rtl
bring all ycssols cn.s.ng tho port past tho Quarantine
Station and DO governed by The directions Of tho Medical
omccr oHAnIFs pAoH
!, ID Surgeon U. g. Army, Medical Director.
OFFICIAL.
Hoadq'rs. military Post OF Charleston,l
aENEnAL oRDHrB, 40. 10. ,M.i
I. Tho following aro announced AZ RegiItrauou Pro
encts OF Tho Military Post OF Charleston comprising tho
geographical Districts Of Charleston Berkeley and Col
lotion, VIZ:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT. ~
PARISHES OF BIT. PHILIP AND sT. MonAKL
CrrY OF oHARLEsTON.
FInsr PREoNcr.-ward 40. 1-city aall Ward No.
2-Court Houee s'-l-A
SECOND PnEcNor-WArd No. S-lst Poll, Market:
I'd Poll, Palmetto Engine House. Anson street . ~
Third PnKcNuT.-ward No. list Poll, EnRine
House. Archdsie street; I'd Poll Engine House corner
a,orgo aud College sireets
FoInTn PkScrscT.--ward No 6-Easle Engine avuso
Meo:ug street.
Ward No. o-washington Engine HOUSE. yandsrhor,t
atreot .p.. I'll .,r. ma ~ !
Ward No. 7-Engine House In Columbus street
Ward No. 8-Wnxr's Wagon Yard, King stroot q,
DERIkELEY DISTRICT,
PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH, AND ST. THOMAS
AND sr DENNIB.
FRET PnxcRcT.-Mt. Pleasant Poll, Fifteen Mie
HouAo Poll. and ST. Thomas Muster House Poll.
s.s PARISH OF ST. ANDREw's,
SECOND PnronsoT.-club House Poll. on tho Main, and
School House Poll Janqes' Island
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS, CoLLEToN.
THIRD PREcNoT.-Club House Poll. EdIsto Island;
Rockville. wadmalaw Island. and Les.roviIe, Johns
Island. , ! 2. T.
PARISH OF BIT. JOHNS. BERKELEY.
FouaTu pnEoMor.- calamus Pond Poll; Fua's Old
Field Poll, and Black Oak Poll ="
FIFTH PHEoHcr.-Biggn Church Poll and Strawberry
Poll $50 ,,., !
= PARISH OF ST. JAMES, GOOSE CREEK. Is
sIxTa FRzoIEoT-aooso Crook pr" ." l'-- - , -on snu
"sssiS7faTn PnEcncr-crosa Roads Poll and Hickory
Bend Poll. .Ius., .,.,.f-- =
Il PARISH OF sT. STEPHENS, :,
EIoHrH PREoMcr-Pinovillo Poll and ST. stephen's
popot Poll.
.-5ru PARISH OF ST. JAMES, eANTRR.
METH PRroNor.-Mustor House Poll and putart,s
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coaosxas issutsr,-AtuP,M ~ Monday night,
tho body Of Mary PipetneX u colorod wgmsni WAS,
diacoycrcd on tho Battery, and Coroner WHITING
was at onco notified. Ho had the body removed,
und Of tho inquest hold yesterday tho jury rolurn-
cd vprdiot Of dcath from spoplo1y.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction snleI rbia pax.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DoAa AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE ~ i.Ha+;
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BANNETT sCHUH

BAFNETT SCHUR,
Auctfoncor nnd Comnaipsion Merchant ot
No. 80 King atroct, below Broad street.
Oilers his serylcea for the sslo Of MERCHANDISE n
day and night at his storo sHo for tho sale OF Htock
Bonds Real Eatate Yescels. and Produce. Best
city roferencos will be giTon. Conssnmens sodcted
Terms moderate aud guarantees satisfaction. :.
Nay 20 Imo
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: LIFE INSURANCE RETURNs ron TIE YEAR 1s6G.-
Wo invite the attention OF our readers to tho state
mont in our insurance column, Of the ogo, nssets
and risks OF tho Now York Lifo Insurance Com
pnnios, takon from synopsls published by tho
Wall street undorwriters. Thoso wishing to OK
amino the document fully, can do 30 at tho oflce
OF tho agency Of tho New York Lilo, No. sc Broad
stroot #.s'' h'H y
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a.. n.

II you want cheap Blank Books; J, ~. ~ +,
. Il You want cheap Stationery. Envelopes, Pa.
per, 60; or, MnIRns' Mmanao;.~
II you want Printing executed nostly; !.
( II you want Books bound In any style, o.. .Aoooun,
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling 60 to HIRAM HAnRIs. No. SO Broad street.
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DY UBIEd THIS ARTICLE IADR AND GKETLR.
ID ARN can beauufy themselves . thonland-rold.
II tho only article In t6e world that n cur ssriRht
hAr and Ut tho rno give u beautiful gioesy ap-
Tho ClEper Coma not only curlo the hair but
lnygort1 beauties end clsanhba III 10 highly and de-
ghtfully parfumed. and 10 tho most eope article Of
tho kind oYcr cflsred to Tho Amt Hoan pubic. The
Ct.per Coma win bs scnt TO any addrsts scaled and
iest Address all orders TO ~ " ~! ~ { 81 =
~ - ,,.s.G,Ii 8 w. L CLARK co., ChsmiEts,
II No West Fayetsr street, Byrscuse, u. z. h
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counT OF CoHhoN PLHAs.-Hon. THOMAS ".
GLOVER presiding.-The Court was engaged in
several civil cases Of trover aBsumpbit &C., and
IN assigning days for the trial Of different cases
but no busineos Of public interest Wal frananotna
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Real ESTATE sALEs.-Tho following real estate
sales took place yesterday: ha.
Messrs. u. III. MARSHALL BROTHER sold at the
old Exchange, loot Of Broad street, tho following
property:
AL that lot Of land on Bay street, next north OF
Amherst, measuring 100 fset i5ont and roar by leo
feot, together with tho buildings, which are OF
brick, consisting Of very largo and elegant three
atory manslon with piazza TO the BoutL Il contaps
twelve upright rooms, besides pantry and bath
rooms, and Is supplied with gas axtures and water
works and cistorn. Thcro is kitchen OF s1
rooms, a carriage house and stable. PRICE, 5000,
All that lot Of lnnd adjoining the aboye in tho
rear, and fronting on Drake stroot; measuring 50
fest inches on said street by 124 feet, containing
wooden dwelling OF four rooms Price, sl2oO. Z
AL That lot OF land adjoining tho nbovo lots and
being to the south Of Tho last mentioned, measur-
Ing 40 feet inches on Dralio atreot by i12I foot
and containing wooden dwelling Of six rooms.
Phoo, $500. .. -
conditionsTTone-fith cash; bclanco Sby bond.
payable inones two, throc and four gears Viii in
teress semi-annually, secured by MORTGAGE Of
property. 'a = =
. Az the Same time and place Moasrs. I;p,rm n
BRuds sold for JAifEs ". anAY, Master in Ronitv
oil that Lot OF land situnte on tho eontb aiJo .,
Line street, measuring on front and back ,in.. d,
foet. and In depth liz foot. Prlco, s425, Torms
oash, ~ t.g, (, .c. ,.t.,--,-S :. -
known as No. 90 Shepherd street, stnatod near tho
soath Carolina Railroad track. Lot measures Az
feet by ia feet. PRICE, s4f6! cohd ditiohs Sish!
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AUCTION SALES.

BY II. NJ. MARSHALL e BRO,
brokers' and Auctioneers. No. 30 Broad-st-
THIS DAY. at 10k O'Clock. will be sold,
pair Of HORSES. Saddles, Brides, 10
Handsome Brusso's Carpet and Rug
Chamber and Parlor Furniture, sofas LounRes &c.
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WE rotor to tho advertisement of DR.. WM
DnA1NE, No. Beaufuiu street, opposite 81.
Philips. This eminent Surgeon and Physician
practiced in this city twouty-1vc years ago, since
which time ho has practccd in many of tho hos
pitfalls North. He has boon most successful In the
treatment Of Cancers. We, wolcomo tho Doctor
among US,
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rMARsDks's PEoronAb BALM cures all cases 81
Whooping Cough.
- DOWE g. NOISE, Agents. .t:.; ,=.
Gs' GOODRICH, ;WlNEMAN l.. CO., Agents.

iIEouTRE WrHN. Tho mouth is like house 10
lot. Howevor pretty It may be externally, It ia
impossible to Judge OF it's merits until you have
seen the inside. II behind tho ruby doors there
are plenty OF pearl white fixtures, you will OK
claim, ut once, show beautifully, TO impart tho
utmost possible brilIanoy to auoh dental furniture
10 keep it always sound and perfsot--there Ia
nothing like fragrant sozoDoST. i;'t' +
MAy27 mwfs
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n-..avr CHARLESTON MERoHANr.--Mr. A, B.
GLOVER, OF the firm Of RESyEKRn & dLoyER, for
nSer sixteen years oitizon Of Charleston, and
hinco 1854, ono Of her prominent merchants, in tho
lnidst Of apparent excellent hoalth was suddenly
struck with apoplc1y on Monday, and was not con-
scioue again till ho expired nt P. NJ. yesterday.
Mr.. GLOVER for number Of years was thoroughly
identified with overy public interest in our city,
and stood exceedingly well in all tho .aoyoral co.
cietics, companies and nssociations, OF which ho
was momber. he was only about forty yoars
old, and his untimely death will bo soyorely folt by
the community, and still moro by his afflicted
family.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-13
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE SATURDAY EVENING April 49, 1867
whO% said DR.. spOOner, looking

Who2" said DIR. Spooner, looking
over his spectacles.
"The Universalists," said she. And
certainly there is not half so much dan.
ger If their doctrine is true, as / am sure
| hope IL is, for the sake Of many who
have nothing but the goodness Of God to
depend upon
But, said DIR. Spooner, with an EN-.
phasis upon the word as though he were
about to enact il, aud but his meaning at
her, mean this universal gift Of suf-
frage-allowing every man to vote,
whether black or white 4"
She paused like rill interrupted by q
leaf, gathering strength by the Interrupt
ton, and breaking triumphantly away.
II don't see, said she, why they
shouldn't do as they are amind to; and
if they don't, they ought to be made TO
by corrosive measures. think the gift
ofsufering belongs most naturally to the
women; but as to voting, that is another
matter"
There was a dignity in the delivery of
this profound opinion that would have
done credit to Judge Bigelow, and it took
the entire evening 10 pick the meat Of it.
Ike was engaged at his spelling lesson,
drawing profles of the crook.nose teacher
on the margin Of his spelling book.
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The Emperor and the POpulace.

Napoleon aims at the utmost popular
ity among the lower classes of his peo-
pie. Now and then he is seen on foot
and alone in the Faubourg Montmartrs,
or even at the Bois de Boulogne, and
my French friends would have me be-
lieve he goes sometimes in disguise to
hear what is said Of him. If this latter
be true, it is not possible he may have
been on promenade the day after M,
Girardin was condemned for free speech
in his journal last week. He would
have learned much that would have sur
prised him if be had taken that prom
enade. But, in the main, the common
people respect, nay, admire him without
bounds, and his reception by them in
public is always fattering. For in
stance, he goes of an evening to the i'm
perial opera. The front of the theater is
decorated with gas jets which emblazon
the eagle aud gigantic " Ms, and an i'm,
mense crowd quickly collects to await
his exit, and to view the royal entree
into the state carriage. Toward
midnight, when the opera is nearly
over, an extra force of gendarmerie
appear on all sides, soldiers of
the empire with carbines and
swords spring up like mushrooms,
footmen with powdered hair parade, little
messengers run to and fro, and presently
the state cortege drives up, three mag
nificent carriages, decorated with the
imperial arms Of France. The Emperor
always rides in the second carriage
other members Of the royal family in the
first and third. By and by special door
at the opera entrance is thrown open;
ladies of the family are attended to their
carriages by gentlemen who kiss their
hands as they enter. Then the soldiers
bestir themselves, the geRddrme,ie ride
furiously about to scatter the crowd, and
Eugene, dazzling in. costume and yet
beautiful, though growing old. enters the
royal carriage, bowing profusely. Napo
leon III follows a moment after, slides
through the door as if shot at gets into
a corner Of the carriage, and the coach
man drives furiously off A tempest Of
cheers aud boyoHs" Immediately en-
sues, and the needless rabble run in the
street after the carriage, sometimes keep
ing their cheers in the rear even TO the
palace Of the Tuileries. All who are
hear the carriage when the Emperor en-.
ters or alights take their hats of, and
every soldier punctually makes his quick,
graceful salute. ~
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Beauty Of American Women.

Speaking of the Imperial ball in Paris,
the Court Journal remarks:
Zone strange novelty was, however,
observed-thO preponderance of beauty
among the American ladies' The Eng
lish beauties who we're wont TO carry
away the palm of perfection are effaced,
this year, by the peculiar style and deli
cate carnation of the Americans.
After acknowledging the fact, the edi-
tor (no friend to America) tries to ac-
count for it in this way;
This fact has been accounted for in
many ways; the supposition that the
manner of dress adopted this year har-
monies better with the startled, inquir-
ing expression of the American ladies
than with the calm, pensive Melancholy
of their English sisters may be the right
one after all
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A Generous EDITOR.

We have often mentioned Mr. Childs,
of the Philadelphia Ledger, as charita-
BILE, philanthropic and large. hearted
man confederation of our statement
is seen in the following, from Phila-
delphia paper Our friend, Mr.. George
W. Chlds, of the Ledger, is princely in
his liberality. He gives generously to
every good cause. Last week he gave
$500 to the suffering South the week
before, $1,000 to something else the
week before that, $1,000 to the Philadel-
phia Hospital He is giving away money
at the rate of $50, 1000 per annum. This
is noble; but the Ledger can stand it,
and more, too, if necessary. We wish
all our money making men would initiate
Mr.. Childs, whose heart is even bigger
than his income"
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M, Psrtinrton and suFraRe.

The conversation had turned upon
this popular and absorbing topic, excit-
ing the feelings Of the circle with the
pro and con view Of IL when, in the
midst Of fierce remark, as a rejoinder
hard as a brick was trembling into form
on the other side, Mrs Partihgton raised
her finger. There was an immediate
silence.
AS for The universal suffering" said
she. with a smile as tender as the last
beam Of expiring day upon a faded
hndscape-" As for universal suderiug,
don't see Why they should suffer more
thau any other sex.
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enoes of the highest order furnished those de-
string them. Write plainly the day Of the
month and year in which you were born en-
closing a small lock Of hair.
Address MADAME II. A. PERRIG0,
lB p. o. Drawer 2a3, Buffalo, NJ Y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-04-13
Ten Yenr Non-Forfeitanle.

Ten Year Non-Forfeitable Policies insure
against death from any cause, and the pre-
miums are all paid up in ten years. Indemnity
for accidents under this form Of policy, holds
until age Of 10. These policies are non-for-
feitable after two annual payments. Rate per
'iVO Areof@ . 80 IS 40
Ordinary Life =.
VT Accident dem -~ ..'.. SASS $40 l07O A7I 1913
Other ages In proportion.
Also, Term and Non Rorfeitable Endowment
Policies at proporuonate low rates.
The TRAVELLERS OF HARTFORD was
the first company IN the world % combine Life
and Accident insurance under one policy and
premium. This form Of policy meets with
much favor. as il covers al personal hazards
under one risk, and its cost Is less than most
companies charge for Life insurance alone.