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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1868-03-21

achievement of science. Opposition lines
will not accomplish ii fully. The great
monied interests now controlling the
lines on the United States are making
cent per cent upon the capital invested,
and can choke off all opposition. They
have recently made a reduction, but still
not sufficient to accomplish the great
desideratum, to make the telegraph an
Institution for the masses. The govern
ment can do this and it will work as
beneficial a change for the people in
correspondence as the substitution of the
o. S. Mail for the dollar Express in a
populous mining camp.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1868-03-21

FARRAGUT has received many honors
his cruise has been a series of ovations
from Occident to Orient Italy last to
welcome him, does it most cordially, and
Naples docs him homage in an unique
and peculiarly appropriate manner. The
naval banquet and municipal feast, by
the Napolitaines were -bnt incidentals.
The grand crowning efforr was gor-
geous pyrotechnic display. gotten mp by
Nature; and vesuvius belched forth its
giant fountain of FIRE four thousand feet
above the deck of his flag ship, while
the red glare lit up the sniphurous
clouds and the deep detonations rever-
bbersted out on the crimson sea, paying
tribute sElute of honor to the Gl'eal
American. .Salamandsr. Sail on. old herr
Of the masthead. You bravely wor
your laurels-wear them.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1868-03-21

THE TELEGRAPH informs US that Mr..
]. b. Hubbel, of Fort Benton, has been
appointed Collector of Internal Revenue,
to succeed Mr.. N P. Langtord. The cause
of removal is not stated, and is unknown
to us. Mr.. Langford has discharged his
duties faithfully, and has received the
highest commendation from the Depart
ment, as well ms given good satisfaction
to the people of Montana, irrespective OF
party. Mr.. Hubbel is an unexceptional
gentleman to the best of our knowledge.
His confirmation is however a matter OF
doubt The friends of Mr.. Langford will
await with interest the result, and the
development of not only what led to
his removal, but the means by which il
was effected.
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VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA SATURDAY., MARCH 2l.%Z RS

besides killing time enough to permit
the Democratic. conventions in the va
rious States to develop their preference
for President. 1.-The is cleared on trial he
will be the strongest man the Demoeras
cy can take up. If there exists the
probability that he win be convicted
and thereby disqualified from ever after
holding Office, there remains two alter
natives, beside quietly abiding by their
decision. and afterwards testing it in the
Courts il he desires II. buIf the Democ-
rncy or any independent party will re-
ceiye him with open arms, he can re-
sign, avoid disqualification. and be q
candidate for reelection, OF hemay pos
sibly, incite revolt, if he has the cour.
age necessary; make a conmotion in the
land, be arrested for treason and dealt
with as in such cases provided. We
cannot see how the Senate can fail to
convict under the articles, and appre
hend that Mr.. johnson is still very
anxiously scanning the political horizon
tor q signal of welcome from, party
strong enough to give him respectable
endorsaI, enable him TO resign Will
some hopes of re-nonination and avoid
the disgrace of being deposed. h, win
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DTsRAEII, the new Prime Minister of
England, is sixty-three years of age, and
has risen from an adventurer tothe first
position in England. Forty-three years
ago he wrote "ViviRn Grey" a political
romance, and soon after became editor
of London newspaper. Thirty-one
years ago, at the age of thirty-two, he
was sent to Parliament. He became a
protege of Lord Derby's. The latter, in
-'52, '5S and &c, as Prime Minister, each
time appointed DIsraeli as Minister of
Finance, and on retiring from duty at
the age of 6S, as his last official act,
recommended D'Israeli as his successor
over his own son, Lord Stanley. DIS
raeh is the ablest man in the Tory party
and it was probably with a view to re-
tanning it in power that Derby gave the
reins of government into the hands ot
! it's most earnest champion.
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! ( CALIFoRNh journals are just at pres
7ent discussing quite freely the rates,
rights and impositiuns of the western
end of the Central Pacific Railroad, grow
ing out of q bill introduced to reduce the
rates now charged. 1t is alleged that
the road now constructed at a cost of
less than ten millions, nineteen-twen-
tieths of which was furnished by the
government, the State and counties, and
only half million by the company, is
paying net profit of 1illi6n and a
half per annum, to The great oppression
of the people The reductions in the
bill are moderate but il is claimed by
the EXAMINER. and Placer Herald that
the reduction should be one half or two
thirds. The rdilrdad company has sub
sidized large number of the papers,
who are mum or pro railroad, on the
subject, but the Uni6h comes out
sguarely against the monopoly and says
Hif they are permitted to continue al
/ present rates for two years longer, the
company will be able to own all the rail
way franchises in the State, and soor
after to own and control the State itsef
\ with every interest in il" ~ A great rail
road company is one of the most disss-
j trous rnonopolies that can control |
State. Better nip 1t in the bad. y
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THE Democrat of yesterday publishes
/" secret circular" said to have been
printed and forwarded to members of Con
Congress, by members of Union Central
Committee. 1t" defers comments up
on il for want of space" 1t is Presum-
able that when the Democrat has space
Messrs. Pinney, Jones, the Central Com
mittee and the Republican party OF
Montana viii be annihilated at one full
SCOOP" We do not desire to deprive
our cotemporary of that inestimable hap
piness. When he has g said his say
we shall take occasion TO :. comment
upon the circular and his review. u.
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The Democrat thought it had old
Thad safely pinioned 20 his death bed
few days since, and rejoieed bat this
old vermonter's spirit will not down at
their bidding, and has again " appeared
in the House" Then he was an eek
tremist and revoiufionist !" now he is
Satanic Tbad." We would not be
surprised 10 hear him called a Democrat
next.
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mARREra-


AFPLES-very large stook. Selling al ssa8
per barrel, - 10 qualify.
~BEANs-Navy are duh st s4s4 50. Mixed
BRAHLstock simple. Selling On levee At
sAeA From store, IN = small way, s27a2E.
BAGGISG-Good stock and duh; I%Ih Ken
tuck ,leT9l7e; 2 10. Kentucky; 221zg23c; In
BACoN[5iock light and market weak
BreRkfsst Bacon l8a2c. Plain CRnVsssed
hams I61z4l7c. Plain Smoked Hams I5aI6c,
saEar cured 0'n's''sd i'si''- All hams are
BULK NEATzAs,ock light aud prices lower.
Clear Buzz sides. lo5z@EHze. Shoulders, I2glSc.
sUTTER-stook large. Goshen, 4Ss45e; good
BEEs$E&@Frm at S0as2c.
CAsBASEs-Largs stock. He'd ct SsaI2
per 10.
CHEESE-Fsir stock and demand. Faotov
coFFEELsioeF yesty good asss9 I b5ces firm
Rio 25agt0@e Tor lair &c choice; Java, S6g
CORNHEAL-stoek fully eouaI to the ds-
msnd sales from depot OF lsVse al s. 60a4 s.:
Held IN q small way from store st Il Is.
cOhELIdkaIs suck ano prices lower; go
zoe 100 in various lots 81 75c = rev sacks ear
CHIcKENs-Coed supply ana dull at 81 OOa
CATTLE-The supply is fuHy Equal to the de-
mand. Cholce 5seyeai 5g6ci second qualify,
DRIED FRgfT2Msrket dali Apes sg0o;
peaches, ~, l9Hi0Ec; Is. l1aI2Le.
LOSs-stock modef-ts. LiIned, s2e; fresh,
FL0UR-MaTEet duh md wen wpplied. We
said ye teTday inst 900 barrels arrived on one
boat baturcaF night, Int the printer L ought
u too many We presume, aud set II up 80 bar
Isis We quote super 10 Choice Family at
GAhE-LArge receipts Of Venison from
White river and other POINTS yeFterdayand 10
ca Ssass9 ltlts a decline IN prices, We quote
GREAsE-The demand Is good at sLaac-
Hay l. scarce, but znV oueu-
uiy 81 sta ned, rOuen, worthless trash. ia males /
called by courtesy Hay, comes in frorn sboOs
and strange 20 ssgs IL nnds purchaser ~ 500
. on the ieysei while chOics sells at f3l From
store We quote at sz7Sl0 as to quantity.
HlDES-Good demand. Green, o.; green
sail, I0gllc; dry salt, I5c; dry flint. re
HOG@StOck fGlv equal 10 inc demand
Selling 81 74be gross Dresses hogs, I2aI2Xe !
IRON TIES-TheTe is = fair stock On hand
with fair demand selling At Ms1ze, a. to
LsBDIstOck ,air. Kegs. IsS2Oc tisrces I7
LME-Fair stock and dsmsnd. Cane and
Alabama 81 75a2; Eureka Sz92 d
PORK STOCK equal 20 the demand, |
Old Mess IS $3.50, New ST. Prices are weak.
No prime Ness or Ramp In market.
H~OLASdEE-keW Louis ana arrives from /
below snG Is some weaker Prime TO choice
OG9c. Oh Island holsszes dul ct s0a60c.
MACKEHEL-NaE hits NO.I,s2 T5g2 9g No. 2, |
81 seq 70; No. 5, q 65@2 50.
NAIL=-frlces steady; rates, s. Z@5 40.
OATS-We have no change 10 report. Stock
Held on lsvse At 5ss6oc and at 62a65c
oIDsLooal OH sss4oci .1are oil, 81 DeI IS;
IfnReed. 81 Dal so
oNIoSs-Few in market. VS. quote at $50
Is per barrel
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TEADE.

Business wss active to-day, under the
influence of the cold weather, which has
get in in earnest. Our dry goods houses
ves busy, not only in filing orders, but
il attending to the vast number Of shop
peTg who were out making purchases,
which have been delayed on account of
the almost summer weather prevailing
up to this time. The local packets
brought in large orders and went cut
well laden.
The r Of Barbados for the current
year has been all shipped. It comprises
1906 hOREheads Of sugar, %. 643 pun
cheOBs OF run, 1918 hOgsheads and 1855
barrels Of mOlRsses.
In 1850 we had 8 cotton r Of $780,
600 b~zles-snOugh to supply all the mills
OF Europe and America. Other countries
furnished il that year $50, coo bales, all
Of which could have besn spared. Our
crop wss sufficient 10 supply $4,000. 900
spiDdlee IN Great Britain, u, O00, 900 upon
the continent and 5 600, 0O0 in this cour-
try-0 OO0,OO0 in all. The spindies, al
only $40 each, represent, with their
looms, ~bleAeheries and printWOFks, &
fixed investment OF $500. 600, 900. In
their operation about ] 900. 600 operatives
raised the five million hsles of cotton
from . value q 500 COG, 600 to at least
$500, O00, 600, and thus furnished Cheap
clothing to the world.
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.FIKAECElAKD TRADE
oFFlCR OF I Z DAILY APPEALl
AEHPBIs. November II 1855.
FINANCE.


There is very Little change 70 note In
the state OF our money market. County
Scrip Is not so firm ss on yesterday, and
Is tending to lower rates. On Saturday
holders wOuld aot listen to offers Of Use,
but to-day they were extremely anxious
to obesin that figure, and the weakness
Of the market has developed several
good sized amounts not heard Of before.
We heard Of 5000 changing hands, in
various amounts, st zoe during the early
part of the day, but by noon we could
hear Of no buyers. The causes Of the
decline, just upon the eve of another
week to pay taxes, We do not pretend to
explain, bnt 1t is no doubt due in part to
the Withdrawal Of our largest buyers,
who have about si the money they want
to tie up already invested. We do not
imagine that the decline viii be either
permanent or serious. Desiers are check
Ing TO taxpayers st TS9S0c, the latter
fof small amounts.
The supply Of exchange is somewhat
Improved, and several OF our banks have
engaged to discount literally to cotton
buyers for several days to come. Rates
are irregulaT-gOverned altogether by
the supply on hand. Some of our dis
count houses are taking Eastern bills st
Sc discount, while others discount freely
at &c. In New Orleans exchange rates
are the same as yesterday. The counter
demsnd is fairly setive at par on all
points North and South. Exchange in
New York, st the opening to-day,
et693c.
Gold opened in New York st 1850
and at 2 pm. was 1S4sc. Our dealers
buy st New YORK rates and sell at an
advance OF 1@2s.
Deposits have fallen off slightly within
the lsst week or two, in consequence of
many Of our heaviest cotton men pre-
ferring 70 csrry their cotton TO selling at
present prices, but as soon as sales sgsil
become active We may look for 8 large
increase in this line.
City Scrip, though quiet, shows no
signs OF the downward movement no.
ticeable in County Warrants; S2o was
offered for 8 lot Of 81, 900 and refused.
Dealers sell 81 Sc.
Police Scrip is scarce snd firm. It is
said that no more Of this money will be
Issued. We quote at s5c buying. Selling
e0c.
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CRTTAA.

This being an election day in Liver
pool, no cotton dispatches were received
from that market.
In New York, st the opening, the
market was unchanged in every respect.
At noon it was dull, and at 2 pm. was
weak, with S moderate demsnd-LoW
Middlings, 22fc; Uplsnds, 24924tc No
bile, 243o; Orleans, 24Fc; Good Mid
dlings, 25te. Sales 1900 bales.
In New Orleans cotton opened with q
moderate demand st sn advance on the
closing quotations OF yesterdsy-Mid-
dlings, 23c. At 2 pm. the demand was
moderate and prices firm sales to that
hour $500 bsies.
Our market was quiet but firm. The
inquiry wss rather better in the morn
ing than at the close, but views were
wide apart and holders refused to IN
cover their tables In many instances.
We quote sales Of 2 bales Coed Ordinary
st 21c 40 at 21bc; 20 Low Middlings,
2Ifc; II, Z aud 6 st 2l4c; q and q at
2lsc; I2I Shy Middlings and 100 do. st
2l4c; lis Middlings, 2lto; 81, 2, Is, 50
and II al 22e; II at 22!o; 9 Strict Mid
dli1gs, 223c.
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P0TATOES-Very large stock. Sales Of
Peach Blows on levee At q IS in lots. Selling
IN n mall way from store at sa93 .. sweet
Potstoes dull at 00Ge5 by wagon load
Louisiana. adl0c.
ROPE-NO demand-nominaily s@l0c per ID.
SUGAR-Prices are weaker but not quotabiy
lower. New crop Louisiana, lGsGf6xc for
prime TO choice; Island sugars, 4@l51Sc; coffee
sugars, l5di7c
sALT-Good stock. S0lbs. bbls. ,sSa5 s. Liv-
erpool sack coarse 81 60 on levee ia lots; 81 759
8 from store. Fine 81 % on ievee; 50 = from
store by single sack.
sHEEP-Very little demand. Held at s2a5
per head.
TAR-In kegs, per dozen, sac.
THUNDERSTORM supply at sl5als per dozen.
TOBACCO Market drm and demand fair.
TiLLOW-Fair demand At l0Gllc.
WHiSKY-Prices are rs low as in any other
mrfkei. We quote common at 70 eSOc. High
Wiuts 81 %. Imitation Bourbon 81 O5ml IS.
Bourbon, s29S so. Genuine Robinson county
s2e3 %.
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RIVER MATTERS.
un.rHER AND RIEErs-

WEATHER AND EEEEas.
Weather clear end cold. The river at
this point rose about u inches yesterday,
with 10 feet to Cairo, and fully that
depth at Presidents island. The ArksD-
sss wa unchanged ct last report, with 8
feet to Pine Buff, 80 inches to Little
Rock, and % inches to Fort Smith. The
upper Mississippi is falling rapidly. The
late cold snap has also checked the rise
in the Ohio. There is about s feet In
that stream from Cairo TO Louisville.
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So The following boats will each make S trip
a week until the new boats OF the Company.
now being built, ara finished leaving HEN
as heretofore, on MONDAYS sand
THURSDAYS, at 6 O'Clock PM:
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0S OF per Anhunl,
81 % per Six Months or
rs cts. per Three Months.
~ Clubs of two or mere Will be sup
piled II 81 90.
ssThe columns OF the APPEAL VIII be de.
voted to the LATEST news, TELEeEApH RE-
PORTS, and choice selections Of READIEc
MATTER.
re- Special attention viii be given to our
MARKETR REPORTS. No effort will be spared TO
advance SOUTHERN and SOUTHERN
EETEBPR sEs.
~ The stirring events of the present day
make it necessary for every man to become a
subscriber to a good newspaper. To supply this
want, we orer the ArPK&L at the above ex-
treHely low rates, confident that the price is
within the reach OF all. We promise that the
APPEAL, as heretofore. shall continue to give
universal satisfaction.
80 Postmaster througaoztth The United States
are requested to act as Agents.
AIEsLIE, HEATING q CO.,
Editors and PrsPrIeiors.
MeEiphis, Tenn.
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Saturday, the sth Dag OF December. 1858,

AZ 10 O'Clock am at the northwest corner OF
Main and Vance streets, sell TO the highest
bidder. for cash, an undivided Ons-half Interest
in the fOilovIng described Tot CT parcel OF land
In the city OF Memphis 20 wtts The soutn
part OF block No z: Beginning - the noTth-
west corner or the Intersection Of 4stn and
Vance streets; thsnce nOrtu with the wet SIDE
OF Main street Coz fee to a stake thence vest
and parallel With Vance street l9 feet 70
STAKE: thence south and parallel with Vain
street. 100 ;eet to the north side Of Vance sireets
thence east with Vancs street LO feet % tRe De-
Inning. EQUITY OF redsn ptioa waived, and
the title believed TO DO good, bat I eosyey only
As Trustee. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
NoVsmhar a IsSS. nOy3
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ESecssscg.,s SoJe.
,ANnLA couNTY. MIssTssUPpI.

PAMELA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
WILL be sold At pubic outcry, at Con 40.
Miss, n THURSDAY, thu l0sh day OF. De
lcember next. that variable plantation Of so
adjoining Austin Pasiey's. ebont tTs mil IS
from the railroad. Has the usual imrroV e
ard loceteio on SeUatobia creek. Tern 3
will De- made known on the day 0 fsslas Partit -
desiring to examine the place ara referred 70
Mrs. austin Pasisy; postofice, Como.
~ MI 1HOS. P. SFOVALL. Executor
nov8 tbs Of Pleasant Steyali. aeesassd.
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A AGENTS N
FOR
ADMIRAL Raphael SeBsnles'
NEW WORK., THE
SrrrTTER AND THE ALABAMA,

1row N press and ready for delivery IN De-
= aersl ,er. This WORK is a record Of the heroic
SsrvSceS : doat renGeTe by this gallant COM
mandsr ant ais devoted comrades during the
war between ths states and Is q oook OF
h-s - ana frue. It sells faster than any book
tbst has bssu issns u for years One AGENT IN
Palinsc-e sold "a copies e day for two weeks
snothar asent in AiAeSma sold s. copies . day
his nrst three days; and every sgent We have
ont rsports rapid sales Exclusive Territory
Sfran - man Of experience and ability. The
wcrF viii r. soleudfdly illustrated and bound.
Canvessius book and outn. Will cost - 80, and
parties who visa 10 avoid 9etay sno sscuss
good territory can ro1ut VIII
Snfion, N they 50 desire. with INSTRUCTIONS 20
rsfnrn'fha m0neY In ease IA territory Is takeD.
2djrssS f. I. DIBBLE Co,
Puhlishinx House, DS Main Street.
nova decdstAwls L0u1'nes ~
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.

s y OrlssnsExpress, daily SEQ Pm. 8O5 pm.
Sara accom'D, daily, ex-
cen 800 am. 500 pm
U~.E. uAlv arranf Sim T.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed By
rs VIZ ID. Fly on the S0th day Of March, A D.
iSp. TO John D. Trottsr, Trustee, TO secure ne
payment OF certain promiSsOry notes payable
- foIIOus. 20 wit: one note for ak thousand
dollars. due and payable 70 Catherine Z free
man On the SON dag OF January, Al looey
with ten per cent. interest from date, ana uSeo
same dale for six THOUSAND six hundred % lO
dollar. payab'e TO atheTine p Freeman on
from date. And one note OF same dase for SIX
thOgSsnd sLx undred IS 100 dollars, payaels 20
Catherine p Freeman with legal interest nom
bate Clerks ONCE OF Tu1icS county, state or
Mississippi, Ia Book z. OF the record o. descs
for said count page Sl- And ~ virtue Oh
and in uurSuancs Of . Decree of the Cnancery
Court OF said Tunica county, made ~ me April
tam thereof AID. IS3, investing myself win
Sesfh OF the said Jns. D. TTottsr, Trustee a
Aforesaid, having been suggsStedto sald Cna1-
Gerry Court, I viii, on The
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oh. J.. A.

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a. theE Overton Hotel from the 10th 10 he
d N Ncvecabsr. he treats with perfect sue
Coz PILES, FIsTULA, STRUCTURES, Poiypus
diseases of Fem ales, etc,
Re fers 10 the most intelligent physicians of
the city and in every State South. Cured with
on without The kniie, noyl7u
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sSta Day of December. AD. 1S6S,

At the courthouse door in the town OF Austin
proceed to sell 10 tbs highest bidder, for cash
The following lands as described in said Deed OF
Trust, as follows, to wit: All Of section seven
ar OF Township az Of Range eleven an west
lying and beinz in said IGnlcR county and state
Of Mississippi. Sale within lawful hours Title
supposed to be good, bat | viii sell only as
Trustee. SAMPLE 1restee.
October Is. 1855. oeZ tbs
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Lna0Lralaf N0tace.

7 HAVE suggested the Insolvency of the es-
i tate Of John W. Armstrong. deceased, 70 the
Clerk OF The County Court Of Shelby eou ATTY
All persons having claims against said Is tate
viii die the saHaewith said Clerk, authentic ated
according to Law, On or before the lst de y Of
April, 1865, JOHN 7. wilkins, Adm n.
oetebsr 10, & 0e2l laW4W " ID
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the New Tork Life Insurance Compan
4
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DIR. TAstES Is recommended By the press Of
the country. by pIoie7soTS OF meoiea as SO1sSSS'
Those sniicIed should sPp1y 10 NM snG es
~ NoxTToR nv D-. james, = treatise upon
diseases peculiar TO The sexual organs OF either
causes. effects vi their remedies, computed
from an experiences OF twenty years PrscLlcs
in the exclusive treatment Of thees diseases,
sent to any address, securely Erappeo. F1ce
Dollar. Pamphlet on SP~EHAAToREHEAi
or enc on SYPHILIS, sent IN seSled envelope
u1ou recefot Of poStaxe-two red stamps. An
dress Or. JAMES, Posto1ics Drawer Soss chi
9. go, Illinois, seF-.E