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( 49, duESDDAf NAV 2lst, at o,clocl- p N ..
rntuTe eop si gs street, snndGy aiis al
Marble Top Table, Tapestry Carbets 'oi, az haino5
Wsmut EXtens on Table, and hair, ~ BRICK
Tables, &c, &c. 'o' h'ieheH
May4 IA, II. o. BAILEY A,,o.,.
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NOfiFP.
INONi1Es
GENERAL Years since. while on

CETERAL years since, while on VOYAGE { Ion
- don, Capt. VIM. 1ravor procured Tor IA, own pri-
vate the recipes of the late Ir JOSEPH VII ht,
twho died in that city in June, 1861 tie adv aueed
age OF 81 years for curing Scroiula, Dspcp ia, and
diseases OF the blood; also the terrible CfIes VI sell
abuse, so prevalent among the male sex. lie was
not known to have a superior, having lost butVgry
few cases, and those of hopeless nature. Eis rem
edies warranted to cure in all durable cases.
Since his death have secured the right TO sell them
in the limits OF the United States. These recipes
will send to any address for fifty cents. The ingred
tents can be procured at the druggists. do not fur
nish medicines. Address LYMAN TRAVOR,
Inay(d3w* LYNN, Mass.
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NEW ORLEANS, May IS.
Cotton-unchanged; sales 800 bales; Low Middling
25c: receipts 374 bales exports ,55S bales Sugar
and Molasses no sales and nominally unchanged =
Sterling Exchange t4G a t49, and nominal New York
sight Exchange par and Y discount.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GREAT
=" II B 1E r.
PIANO FOEe .E,HI

GIiHE Directors of the NATIONAL PIANO FORTE
L Asso IArIoN take this opportunity TO an
nounce to the public, that after thorough and ia
mar comparison OF the relative merits Of the vafi-
Warerooms sting OF Wtbers, Steinw avs Chick
erng's Bradbury's, etc. ETC., besides careful COM
candid statement of the result compels them to say
that the
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-+F New YORK, May 49, P. M.
Up to this time no cable dispatches to the
press have been received to-day. The office
here reports that Port Hood cannot be raised
this evening.
A telegram was received in New York Sat-
urday, from Cyrus w. Field, which states that
the cable laid in 1866 was injured by an iceberg
which grounded off the harbor of Hearts Con-
tent, and within 200 yards of the cable. This
will probably explain the non-receipt OF news
The other cable was uninjured1
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LIVERPOOL, May 17-Evening.
TheCotton market closed firm at the following quo
t1tons: Middiing rplands 1lad; Middi ng Orleans
lad sales 1000 bales, including the usual proper
ton for speculation and the export trade .. : g..
Advlces from Manchester not favorable, tele-
grams from that city reporting the market for goods
aud yarns dull and prices tending downward.
Breads tuffs-market duh; Oais have declined Id
per bushel ard quoted AZ IS 3d. Peas have decln
ed Is and closed at 42s Cd per 504 Tbs Canadian Pro-
vsions-rhe market is quiet and generally without
change Lard has declined 81 and is quoted at Sis Sd
per cwt American. Produce-Tic market for Amer
lean and other produce, both here and at London is
quiet and without material change; Ashes have de-
clincd 3d. and quoted at 33s 6l per cwt pots
Iron has advanced to SIS Cd for Scotch pig.
FRANKFORT, May 17-Evening. a
United States bonds closed to-day at 76f.
LONDON, May 1S-Noon.
The money market is ffrmer and Consols have adj
vanced to 92t t.l sac
AMERICAN SECURIrIES-1he following are the
current quotations for American securities: United
States 520s 1875 Illinois Central Railroad shares &c;
Erie Railroad shares Ala. .rF ii.s 4,l +
LIVERPOOL, May 1s-Noon.
The Cotton market opens quiet; probable sales
to-day 10000 bales; Mddling uplands at lid; do.
Orleans at 11sd. Breadstu1s quiet; Corn Ais.
Provisions frmer Pork buoyant at 7ss Cd; Beef 127s
Sd; Cheese CTS for fine; Ashes 33s. ~ 40
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rGMTHI TEETH TEETH!
PROPOSALS.
- For
RatiOns & Fuel for Light Vessels &c
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
SUPERINTENDENT OF LIGHTS.

N N SUPERINTENDENT LIGITs.
.s.a. f.. ..l.. ..- NAV Ii, 1867
SEALED proposals will be received al this ofice
- until ~ O'Clock NJ. on Monday. the 10th day OF
june, 1867, for furnishing and delivering RatiOns
and Fuel for the "Irs,' lighthouse tcnaer, ia the
First Lghthouse District, aud for any other light
ssel and lighthouse tender that may be called tor
for year, from the LIST day Of July, 1867. TO III
Both june 1868, Inclusive The ratons to be good
and approved quality; TO be delivered alongside Of
the lighthouse tender or other vessel provided for
the purpose at Por and, Me- and to be stated in the
bid accordingly, in good and sufficient packages, bar
rels, boxes, and cases, and IN good order, for the
ight-vessel, once quarter free of all expense 10 the
United States, agreeably TO Specifications which viii
form part OF the contract copies of which may be
had BY applying at this office.
All bids must be scaled and endorsed proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light-vessels," ana then
placed in another envelope and left or directed TO
this Office prepaid ii sent by mall The bids for fuel
and for ratons will be considered separate from each
other.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
1. WASHBURN, JR..
May Is. M.TM3t Superintendent OF Iights.
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Heimstreets inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years. 1t
acts upon the asorbentS at the roots OF the hair and
changes to its original color by degrees. All nstan-
taneors dyes deaden and injure the hair. Heinz
streets as not dye but il certin in its results pro-
NOTES its growth, and is beautiful Hair Dressing,
Price so cents and S1.O0. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Pledged Stock at Auction


u smhaH4NDAY, May 9th, at u'olocS p. NJ.
Stock in ~ sci a. Office, 100 Fore street 20 Shares
Sale positive ethei Steam Mil Co., Bethel Maine
May Is. II n r.,
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ST. LOUIS, May 49,.
The Nebraska Legislature met yesterday and
organized by electing WE. Chaplin Speaker
OF tho House, K. I'll. Rogers, President of the
Senate, and T. r. Holbroolz Clerk. The House
stands ~ Republicans 10 democrats; Senate
Republican 8, Democrats 4, Independent 1.
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Ordinances Against Dogs.

GtEC. 1.-No dog shall be permitted TO 90 AZ large
~ loose, in any street. lane alley, court or tray
eled way, or in any inclosed pubic place in this
city, until the owner or keeper OF such dog. or mo
head of the family, the keeper of the house. store
shop office, other place where such dog Is kept OF
harbored, shall have paid to the City Marshal TWO
dollars Tor license for such dog to 90 at large.
SEC. In case any dog shall be found lHose OF ~
Ing at large contrary to any of the FOREGOING ~
ions, the owner keeper thereof or the menu AZ a az
family, or keeper of the house, store SHOP, ial
other place where such dog is kept OF I oIIars
forfeit and pay sum not exceeds, bt Shall GAUGE
all dogs to be destroyed which shall ne Ion ngpanee
within the city, in violation % ~ have procured Ii,
cense on or before uo \ = HEALD, City Marshal.
-, Nfa,, / 1861. May 3. DIV
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AUCTION SALES,
Il. M. PATTEN Il CO., Auesioueer,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.

e. M. PATTEN IL CO.. au,s;.u..r.
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
STOCK OF Linens, Linen Goods, Cot
tons and WOOlens at Auction,
[ W an9 ENC Wednesday, May 18Th, at 81 r. NJ
stCot i continue every afternoon until the entire
ssock Is sold. The goods are ali fresh Warranted
for ana viii he sold in 10 suit BUYERS Open
10 "a; summation Tuesday afternoon
-. mn, ,r oheelings and Sbrtiu0s cooe mons U,,,
sion fio,I O'9ths, Towels, Napkins Doylieg Eyten-
American oaii Isoifls1 Trash, French I'm dish ana
Sobur%s Snawls Alpsceas, Poplins GinSsi az,
Doeskins satin, ~ laines Broad and Beaver s'Ioibs
Drawers, Hosiery and Cove @ olIaI' shirts anu
variety OF other goods, all OF which WIN great
postponement. ~ auehd No
The Perley Farm at Au.t,o,
WILL he sold at Auction on the -
w Saturday, May %, 1867 at ocloda - =. on
well known property in Gray, called the Perlcy r .e
The timber and wood land has been diyl,isi I'M ~,
eight lots of about eight acres eaeh and will be soi4
separately. They offer rare Opportunity Cor both
wood and TIMBER operations.
The house and out-houses, with about ten acres of
adjoining land will be sold together. Thirty
acres and barn. the east side OF the river, all in
grass will be sold in lot, and the remaining 49,
acres OF pasturage and dage will be sold in one OF
more parcels, as may be desired.
This property is about four miles distant from Gray
Corner, three miles from Warren's Depot on the
ufahu Trunk Road, and very much nearer to the
route OF the contemplated extension OF the Maine
commenced, -
Ierms,one garter cash, and remainder on one,
Two ana three years. with interest semi-annually Sc
cured by mortgage of the premises.
FROM nfteen to twenty tons of hay win be sold at
vata snI 'e, II nor previously disposed of at pr-
'''e siie' FOR further particulars enquire of
JOHN A. HOLMES
.x.o,,,., o-eVens Pains, Westbrook.
"S iAu0u L. M. PAITEN, Auct,
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Valuable House and Lot at Auc-

ON THURSDAY, May sd, n, o'clock P. NJ 7
W shall sell unless previously disposed Off The fyyo
story house No Quebec St. 1t is new house buiit
since the fire by the day, IN the most thorough end
workmanike manner; finished throughout; arr ng-
ed TO accommodate two families; good cellar
good water; carriage house and stable with n cellar
Lot 40 by IS feet. This property is finely situated on
rapidly growing street, with line view Of the vat
or and surrounding country. Terms easy and made
known at sale. may4 Il. -. BAILEY. Auct
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House and Lot, for Sale.

Eats z! one and half story House, nearly new, on
kss5.age, with i've finished rooms and closets, all
on the nrss h3or wood shed and good well of
three minutes walk of the ferry landing. viii be
sold at a bargain. Enquire at
A. V. & r. NJ COLES Store,
MAY ~. wv Ferry Village.
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BOARD or DIRECTORS.
TESTIMONIALS.

New YORK. December II, 1858.
A. WEBER, ESQ Among the many excellent Pr
ano Fortes which are made in this city yours rank
foremost. Being musician anu manufacturer OF
great practical experience, having been engaged a
great MI nber OF III the business, you have
ceedei in manufacturing Piano which, Tor richness
ad Driancy OF tone, as Wen as for thorough work
see why these Instruments ind ready sale, for they
are, in every respect. very superior indeed.
s. b. MILLS
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LYoN's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headahe
Cholera Morbus, &c, where warming genial ST i'm
ulant required. Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for cult
nary purposes. Sold everywhere 80 cents per bot
tie.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
June IA '66--eOd&W1y
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Valuable Building at Auction

VaIudDIc bUIIuIhS at Auction.
ON MONDAY May 70, at ) O'Clock r. NJ. On tina
~ prem scs. tbe New Block Of 3 W oodc1s
stores on the EaSterlv side of cross St. suitable Tor
stores, Offices or Mechanics Shops.
me Bniding is new, centrally located and conve.
lleht. VIII be sold together or separately as de-
Nvn, ihey are on leased and. Particulars ut ale
way IA. j. S. BAILEY, Auctionter.
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WANTED.
Wanted.

4 LADY to take charge of the Sewing Department
"A o. Wheeler y " iison's Sewing Machine A gen
Of Stitching, Tucking. I rading, Embroidering and
Lettering, III the neatcst manner. App TO
GEO. Il. DAVIS s. 90
No. Norton Block
Nav 49, div ARGUS copy.
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MEDICAL ELECTRICIgY
DIR. W. N. DEMlNG,
Medical Electrician
Izs MIDDLE STREET

DIR. w. N. DEAlNG,
Medical Electrician :
ia MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite rse UnSsea states He,e
NNTHEkE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that be
permanently located In this eity During The three
years We have been in this city, W. have cured soiy
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
asked, do they stay cured? 10 answer this question
we will say that all chat do not stay cured. We
doctor the second time without charge.
Or. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
years. and Is also regular graduated physical
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseasesB
the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IN
the head, neck, or extreinities; consumption wher
in the acute stages where the lungs are net fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrOfnia hin
diseases, white swellings. spinal diseases curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy OF paralysis, st. Vtas' Dance Deafness stam-
ulering hesiancy OF speech, dyspepsia indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint, pies-Te cure
every that can be presented; asthma, bronebi-
lis, stretares OF the chest, and all forms OF female
complaints. ..
BY Electricity
TIE Rheumatic, the equity, the laIoe and the lazy
ity OF youth the heated brain is cooled: the host-
bitten limbs restored, the uneOuth delormties re-
strength; the bind made to see the deaf to hear aud
the paisied form TO move uprigbt the blendshes OF
prevented; the caaInitIes OF Ole age obvated and an
sctve circulation maintained.
l. A ID Il
Who have cold hanos and feet; weak stomachs LAM
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizgi-
and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation of the bowels pain in the side and back
eucorrh@a, Tor whites); falling the womb With IN
terna cancers; tuInors, polypus, AMI all that long
train of diseases will find in Electricity sure means
of For painful menstruaton, too ,..Oiuse
nenstruatior and all OF those long l'le troubles
With young ladies', Electricity Is certain specific
and WILL in short time, restore 'lie sufferer to the
vgCr of health.
TEETH TEETH TEETH!
DR.. l.. still continues to Extract Teeth by ETC
TRICTv WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decaye1
teeth stpmps they wish to have removed c~ rcset-
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines Tor sa 3
for family use, with thorough distinctions.
Or. q. can aecoDrnodate . Jew patients WITH board
end treatment at his house.
OAlce hours from O'clock A. NJ. to 10 NJ: from
TO G Z. NJ, and to ia the evening,
Generalization tree nOyltf
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TO BUILDERS.
Cheeseman's Polish,
Cheeseman's Polish.
Crossman's Union Furniture Polish!

yINHE best in the world for Polishing Mahogany,
i Walnut Stair-Posts, Rails, Counters or any
kind of Furniture. This Polish has been used by MIR
Crossman for the last twenty years. giving perfect sat
ture oftwo hundred degs. OF heat and is not other
wise easily defaced. Furniture polished with it will
be perfectly dry and ready for in ye minutes at
the Polish pnt Price Seventy Five and Fit
ty Cts. per bottle; any one can use it by following
the Directions the bottle. t. .. :
Reference-Messrs G. Il l.. Frost Capt Inman JJSA
Messrs. Breed \ Turkey, BENZ Stevens, DR., VIM
Allen, n. NJ Woodman. w.
For sale by Burgess, Fobes 81 Co, w. r. Phillips
& Co., ii. I'll. Hay 81 Co, Samuel Rolf, h. w. 81 A.
Decring. ~ lIf1F
Mandatory 376 Congress st, up stairs, opposite
head OF Green st. SC. RIGGS, Agent,
dec2Sdtf Portland. Maine.
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At6SO2s Dining Rooms.
RE-OPENED.
j. @. PERRY

~ II III OA0 n
HAS again opened his Dining Rooms and intends
Ito keep them second to none in the State. Thor
oughly novated and furnished, kept neat and or
derby, with good cooks attentive walters. and tables
spread with all the delicacics Of the season. anu
santais as WE'LL hopes to merit his share o. @ his
age, and the public may be assured no ehor On srs1
class Dning Saioon ~ :" INV ~ ap25du
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Found
French Roof COTTAGE.

A POCKET BOOK containing small .um of
~ money The owner can have the SANE by cali
Ing on G. WlNSHIP, No. Green street. and having
ior this ADVERTISEMENTS May Is. d3t*
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NOTICE.

A rare chance to buy three stored brick house
N on Spring street, modern built with every con-
venience heated by steam. Immediate possession
Enquire OF HANSON & DOW
Real Estate Agents,
Mayo. tt No. 64t Union Street.
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SALT! SALT! S4LTl

4 ZOO MOGsHEADs of Liverpool
<fsCOO salt.
z Il 200 Hhds. Turks Island Salt ... a.
700 I" Lisbon Salt - ~"
For sale in lots to suit purchasers in bond or duty
pa'o py E. G. WILLARD,
w - 40 49, Commercial Wharf.
forliahu, May Is, 1857. May IA. ised3w
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TO LEFT.
For Rent

For Kent.
4 FFiCES in the third story CT building on corner
" of Exchange and Milk Streets EnGIlire al ~.
flee of OCEAN INSlJRANa,E RI "
FEB. 20. II Exchange Street.
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Bricks for Sale.

TNHE subesriber has kiln of about 100000 Bricks
4, for sale, near Pride's Corner in Westbrook
May IT, d3w~ JASON LEIS1vToN.
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WEBER PIANO FORTE
is P&E-EMINENTLY .. 81.
The Best Piano in America,
Therefore, not execlIed by any in the
kAArsA.

world.
While the Steinway Piano is justly celebrated for
Its sweetness of tone, the Chickering Piano for its
briliiancy and the briggs and other pianos for their
power, the Weber piano combine all these desirable
qualities in the highest degree anis the only known
instrument Of which it may with truth be said that
in it are united the SIX great qualities of a perfect
instrument viz: great poseer, sreetaess OF tone and
britIidncy, with an elastic touo perfect equality OF
tone and durability.
BOARD Or DIRECTORS.
EDWARD MOLLENHAUER, President.
THE JDOsE MOSS and LOUIS SCHkEIBER, Vice
p esidents.
JOHN G. WHITE, Secretary.
j. L, WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
S. B. Mil s, Max Maretzek, ii h-'1 ts.
Carl Bergman, j.. n. Pattlson,
Carl Anschutz, Theodore Thomas,
Robert Goldbeck.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-30
The Port of Memphis.

The river here has undergone little
change, aud we have nothing new from
the Arkansas streams
The Pilgrim is announced to leave
sure this evening at FIVE o'clock for Ar
kansas river.
The Henry Ames is up for New Or
leans at FIVE o'clock.
The Norman will back out for Whit
river at FIVE o'clock.
The Rose Hambleton, Captain Newell,
will leave for White river at FIVE clock
this afternoon.
For White Riuer-Passengers and
shippers should net forget that the
steamer Norman, Captain W. W. Scott,
will leave at FIVE o'clock this evening for
all points on White river. She is an A
No. boat, complete in all appointments
and we'll differed. Captain w. Jay
johnson is her agent. Get aboard.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the PUB
LILO LEDGER Office, our arrangements en-
abling us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West. We invite steamboatmen to ex-
anime our STYLES of work and prices T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-30
COTTON TAX.
Action of the Committee APP
pointed by the Chamber
of Commerce.

Yesterday afternoon the Chamber OF
Commerce reassembled to hear the re.
port of the Committee appointed on
Monday relative to the cotton tax. The
Committee, through their chairman, Mr..
Henderson Owen, submitted the follow.
ing, which was adopted; a4
The committed appointed by the
Chamber of Commerce to take into con
sideration the recent changes in the
mode of collecting the cotton tax, and to
confer with the Collector and Assessor OF
Internal Revenue as to what arrange
ment can be made to obviate anticipated
Inconvenience and diffcu ties, met at
the office of Mr.. Thomas H. Allen, at 9
o'clock this morning. Present-Messrs.
Henderson Owen, chairman, Thomas H.
Allen, S. M. Gates, ". B. Galbreath and
N. Hill, and also Mr.. Saunders, Collec-
tor, and Mr. Cooper, Assessor of Inter
nal Revenue. After a very careful and
full interchange of opinions with the
committee and the officers Of the revenue,
during which the latter manifested every
disposition to do all in their power to
facilitate the operations of the trade, the
result of the conference may be summed
up as follows:
There will be no objection to the fac.
tors paying the tax on cotton. There
will be no objection TO buyers refusing
cotton on which the tax is not paid
Buyers must see that cotton is prop
erly taxed, and that the taxes CORE
spoud in letter and number with the
permits.
Permits to be granted for any quanti-
ties Of cotton on application.
From the emphasis with which the As
SCISSOR remarked that when the taxes did
not conform in all respects to the per
mits, cotton was liable to seizure, the
committee would suggest the propriety
of having the tags protected until the
cotton reaches its place of destination.
The report was received and adopted.
The President called Mr. Owen to the
chair and then moved the following reso-
luton, which he introduced with suitable
remarks. He said the planters we're will
ling to pay the tax on cotton until it was
repealed by Congress, but he thought the
tax was hampered by so many regula-
tons as to make it very burdensome:
Resolued, That a committee Of five be
appointed to make such communication
to the Secretary Of the Treasury and the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue as
they may think necessary to relieve the
merchants and planters from the many
difficulties by which they are now sur
rounded, in paying tax on and shipping
cotton, which is seriously clogging mer-
camille operations, and, unless modified,
win increase the expressions aud iujuri-
ously affect the prospects Of our already
overburdened interest
Carriedland Messrs. Thomas II Alien,
A. 7. lacey, S. n. Gates, S, Mosby and
A. P. Burdia appointed The committee
Mr. 7. A. Nelson was afterward, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Oven, added to and made
chairman Of The committee
The meeting thea adjourned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-30

MARRIAGE AND CELBAcY, AND THE HAPPI-
Svss or TRUE MANHOOD. An Essay for Young
Men on the Crime of Solitude. and the Physio-
logical Errors, Abuses and Diseases which ere
ate impediments to MARRIAGE. with sure
means OF Relief. Gent in sealed letter envel-
ores. free of charge. Address DR.. j. SKILLIN
H0UGHT0N, Howard Association, Philadel-
phIa. Pa. 22-lO0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-30

Mr.. c. HowARD, 6sl Jefferson street,
has returned, after two weeks absence,
and can again be found at his old stand.
he is prepared, as before, to furnish
confectioneries, of home manufacture,
cheaper than the cheapest. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-30

Dr. BERAz-This eminent disciple Of
Esculapius, after an absence of several
weeks in search of health, has returned
greatly improved, and his friends and
former patrons will be glad to learn that
his valuable services can be secured in
case Of sickness. He can be found at his
old office, over Hoerner's drug store, cor.
ner Beal and Second streets.