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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03
From JAMES J. IIorr.
RRAnRnRn ~ n N,le,,,l,L

HhApfORh, ". w., N1Selnlrf, 1877.
Dr. PoLiNDs h nc Fbn Of 1857, Ita,h q ,~rg ria
NE SIDE and laH0s, aud rtisWg bzi. ! caS aiso r,rs
badly afflicted trih Tat irabsnnie disq,ss ne kinc,
COmlldipt. fr TIE uite Ksars tstst Aare lceh rsrS
much trosblcd oh nv hrWt md laggs choking IA, aad
raising an Sg lch bid cf,,,gt Ttsr rsjlsg
btooi fsh that NY time here aNsf u ssa1 saI,ss
sooo got rciisE This AriHg, 'rds 1riHcctp ty yRI
W hte Tine CbmpoHd, though nv fddh iH II ,ttts small
BHt, 10 my dsiaishmcn dcforc had tslsR faa tiiss
rest nights CiiAom choking up Gsd rqisiIg 50 mpch
have taken nearly three boiics aud ctiiig TIE ,cu
IGs .5Itr
'voad add uot my tdrhcrs .fami,y Is isoli,..il .,
eo"sHaSon NY tdtter, dhsr and too sisters htriao
died 'rih q.
The WhHe riRe CbmpoNnd, ddreriisei al Lengih !,
eir cia'nnS, is not oiV 20 its inriiig bst $50
highly dppruped wediciHe DR.. j. W ItltRt, ne IA
r,htor, has The confidence n the many ,oho Iioc him "a
confidence lrhic he eoysd phe dbi,y isss T,iy eanh
years Baptist taiaiser iIa erlsffe,te az ii shf
Jerer led him 70 make eri'erimess Whi, isSe,l in 6i
medical dfscorery.-Boston Watehman aud Reflector.
4 TALUARLE NRDTCLNE--Dr. PIaads Wha,
Ifs Compound ddreriiSei in clEans is a s,rrss-
1nl attempt 70 conbine and apply Uc medicdt rfrttes Of
the Whne Ifne bark. 10 has bcea h1a,aghly tested 6v
the people IN thus city and ricRy, and Ne pgtrisier
has tesmoaidlsto ia rdle from persons eel kRo,on 10
citizens W. recommend lis fridl in All thss crsrs
qf disease 10 phioh is adapted is for suls by OIL
Our dru0gists.-New York Independent.
The White Pine Compound
% bnGnst5rt,red at he NEW ENGLAND BorANyc
DEPOT, iod Hinorr Ssres, BlstoU.
GEORGE W SWTr1 NJ D., I,ppriotor,
ssSy- West Il Truax and Doolcy Bros, Who'll
sale Agents, Toledo.
At Retail by all Druggists. 2QIE
H
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Iut WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES.

ut was early in the spring ofis65 thstthis Coat4
pound was originated Amcnlbrr ofmy family uas
afflicted with an irritation ofthe throat, attended
with disasreeable cough. IhNd for some months
previous thought that n preparation. having for
It's basis the inside bark Of white pine, might be 50
compounded as to be very useful IN thecase ofthS
throat and lungs. To test the value Of II in the
ease alluded to, I compounded snlall quantity of
the medicine that had been planning. aud gave
Il In teNspoonful doses. The result was exceed
insly gratifying. Within two DAYS the irritation
ofthc throat wasrcmoved the cough subsidized. aud
y speedy cure was effected. Soon after this l sent
somc TO n lady in Londonderry, n. H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from o bad cough,
oocHsioned by sudden cold. and had raised mueus
strcakcd with blood. She soon found relief. and
sent for more. She took about ten ounces uf H..
aud got WE'LL J. d. Clark. Esq. editor Ofthc Man.
chester Ddiiy Mirror. made trial Of tho Samo
preparation In the case Of severe cold. and was
cured immediately. lie was so highly pleased
with the results and so confident ofsuccers attend
ing its sales II placed before the public. that he
finally persuaded me to give II namo aud send
1t abroad to hcncht the suiToring,"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03

JAMES GORBoN BENNETT, JR., beat the world iu
his great yacht race, So DR.. j, W. Poland's HUI
NOR Dootor eutstrips all other remedies fnr cleans
Ing the blood. Suld by PECK & HAMILTON.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03

THE wool dip of Bueros AYres, the pres
ent year, is estimated at one hundred aud
sixty thousand pounds, and viii 10 worth
twelve miliops Of silver dollars,
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Rv,srIIl'a pIsrersInr.-To those sui.

RUssKLL's DIsPEssARr. TO those sui.
fering from any Of the affections resulting
from early habits or the dissoluleness Of
maiuIer years. there Isl a'ylum afford
ing more facilities for their relief and
comfort than this old institution, num-
beers 40 aud AZ North Court street Dr.,
Russell, in charge Of the dispensary, Is a
thorough graduate Of medicine, an expe-
rienced practitioner, and has met with "
almost unprecedented success in his
treatment Of chronic and private disor-
dera He can be consulted 10 private,
and free Of charge, between 8 o'clock
q. m. and 8 d m
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LOCALS I'm BRIEF.

-Col. j. L. Pryor, OF Lagrange, was
in the city this morning u
City scrip is buying at from rs to II,
and selling at II to so cents. 1uss
Tea, very fine green, black and
mixed, at Finnie & Buckhsms.
The Memphis Medical Society hold
their regular weekly meeting this eve
ming.
= The proceedings of the Democ ratio
State Convention at Nashville will be
found in full on our outside.
= A new boat club has been organized
among the young men of the city, taking
the name of the Athletics" % 81
IS. NJ. Anderson, d. Frank, A. G..
Moor and J. W. Woltering have received
final discharges in bankruptcy.
= The steamers from New Orleans
come up loaded with people en- route for
the summer resorts in the North. ~
The Chancery Court stands ad-
iourned until tomorrow. The Circuit,
Municipal and Criminal Courts were in
session this morning. ~ N
= Geo. McFadden, an old and reliable
cotton merchant, well known in this city,
died very suddenly at his residence, in
Philadelphia, yesterday.
- James Hudnell, who shot the negro
Fred. Fsrris, Tuesday evening, was ar.
rested on his plantation last night, and
brought 80 this city. He will probably
have an examination to-day.
= The q. S. Revenue Assessors Office
has been removed from Madison street
into the Bethel BLOCK, corner Of Main
and South Court Mr.. Joe Cooper re-
mains in the Office with Mr.. Thatcher, his
brothers successor.
In addition to a full assortment of
stationary and bound works, Joe Locke,
% Jefferson street, is constantly supplied
and prepared in turn to supply his Gus.
toners with everything late and racy in
the news and literary line.
"A morning contemporary notes the
fact that Callicott, the swindingrevenue
officer recently sent to the New York pen.
itentiary for defrauding the Government,
is the same Callicott who presided in the
Memphis custom house before the close
of the war, succeeding Mr.. G. N. Carle-
ton. ~ .-r Y tst7F ~ ~ ~ 81
= The commencement exercises at
the Memphis Female Seminary, on Mad
ison street, last evening, was witnessed by
large number ofthe patrons and friends
of the school, who seemed highly pleased
With the manner in which the graduating
class acquitted themselves. The several
young ladies, who participated in the ex-
ercises, displayed great proficiency in
their various studies, and richly merited
the honors and encomiums conferred
upon them.
AN interesting entertainment will be
given this evening by the Central Metho-
dist Church Sunday School No admis-
sionis charged, but collection will be
taken up for the purpose of purchasing
Sunday School Library. This being
the first time the Central Sunday School
has appeared before the public for assist
ance in its good work, it is to be hoped
the contributions will be sufficient to
purchase large number Of appropriate
books for the little folks"
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We have the largest and best seiec-
ton Of hats I'm the city. Leidy a Co.,
hatters. opposite the square. 50

A GENTLEMAN Of fifteen years expe
rieuce in business in this city, and hai
for the last ten years controlled large
trade from the counties Of Marshall
Desoto, Lafayette, Pamela, Tallahatchie
and Yalobusha, Mississippi, and Shelby
Upton, Hardemau and Lauderdale
Tennessee, would like to have situation
in dry goods store or grocery and com
mission-the latter preferred. Good
references given. Address "a" LEDGER
Office. 81
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STOL Z ~.

FOLEN. - SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
REWARD. Three Mules, from the stables
b. Griff h and r. d. Miller. in Chelsea, ON
morning of Che fifth inst.:. two bay male
lies. about fourteen hands high; in coed or.
a blemish in one of their eyes, and small
lille marks; the other, several bit marks in
mouth. One dark brown. about ten or
ZEN hands high no mark EXCEPT gear marks;
Me and lively. The above reward will be
En- for the three, or Twenty-Five dollars each.
j. GRIFFITH, or
R. r. MILLER
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THE vARIETIFs-The Gardner and
Florence Sisters, Mile Henrietta and
Minnie Gray are still the reigning attrac-
tons at this favoriie resort, and continue
to draw large aud delighted audiences.
All the old favoriies Of the burnt cork
corps also remain. and are ever received
with enthusiasm. An entire change Of
programme, Introducing numerous nov
elites. is promised for this evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-12

ANOTHER SUICIDE ON THE RIVERA
gentleman from Hickman, who reached
the city from above by the st. Louis mail
packet yesterday, informs US of the
suicide at that place, on Tuesday last, Of
Major Alexander, an old and highly es-
teemed citizen, under the most distress
ing circumstances. Itseems that on the
evening of the above day, the deceased
left his home, and going down to the
wharfboat noored at the landing, tied
several heavy pieces ofiron to his ankles,
and sprang into the river, where the water
was of depth of fully thirty feet He
had been watched from the shore, and
when he disappeared under the water,
parties rushed down to the wharf
to rescue him. 1t was too late, how
ever; the weights attached to his body
kent him down, and he was drowned. A
search was at once instituted for bis re-
mains, but not until the next morning
we're they recovered from their watery
gave. Our informant further states
that this was the third attempt the de-
ceased had made to put an end to his
life, having been twice before rescued
from drowning. The cause which in
dueed the rash act in each instance Is
supposed to have beeR temporary inssni-
ty, arising from q wound in the head,
received BY the deceased during the
Mexican war, in which he served with
much distinction.
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THF PIcsIc YEsTERDAY.-The pleas
ant grounds at the head of Vance street,
known as James Park, we're the
scene yesterday of one of the
most delightful affairs of the season,
the occasion being that of the
picnic given under the auspices of the
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Associa-
ton" for the benefit Of the l. 0 B. b.
Orphan Asylum. The sports were kept up
TO late hour ofthe night, and ell present
aud participating found themselves in a
perfect atmosphere Of pleasure. The at
tendance was by no means confined to
our Israelitish citizens, but composed
largely of other classes, who alike in
dulged in the relaxatiOns and pastiueS
Of the day.
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I. w. O'DoYSELL, Chi
HuGH EARREN. Sec,
Money 10 loan ON coIIateraIs, at 20.
Main street.

CRYSTAL PALACE BILLIARD HALL.-A
match game will be played at the open
ing Of the above hall, between two Of the
best amateur players in the city, on SAT-
urdsy evening at eight o'clock. The
hall is newly fitted up with the new sec
oud size tables, with the latest pattern of
Phelan's improved cushions. The pub
lie are invited to witness this great
game. SO
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Los4.-Ou yesterday evening, draft
drawn and lui0rsed by s. 3. PeDdleion
and W. #. Douglas o. Thos. II Allen 4
CO. for $500; payment on Which has
been stopped. The finder viii confer =
favor by leaving sane si TOOf Phillips
A Co.., 26s Front sireet
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MISSISSIPPI AND rEssEssrK RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 225P.n. 4.i5 Pm,
Sardis accom'n, ex. Sunday, $3.50 AN. 1850 Pm.
Fright North, Monday, -
Tuesday and Friday.
South. Tuesday. Thursday
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily 600 pm. 1910 pm,
Through express. daily.-...l040 pm. 1l;30 Pm.
someryille &C. save Sunday s:25 An. 500 Pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday. 600 AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express.-.............. 9.l6 An. 100 AN.
Night Express................. 3:15 Pm. 400 Pm
Railroad time Is is minutes faster than city
time: Ticket office. No. 2871< Main street. De-
pot, head Of Main street.
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To TraveIers..-Accident Insuran

can be obtained of H. P. Butler, Gene
raj Agent of the original Travellers In
sursnce Company, at Is Madison street.
$4,000 for % cents per day. Long time
policies at large discount. I
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HATSI HATSI HATS |
AT REDUCED PRICES

IH0RDBR TO REDUCE OUR STOCK PRE-
i vious 70 moving (beinE osl.red q make way
for the neu Hotel. We viii SILL FOR the
hbAr THIRTY DAYS AT REDUCED
FRANCISCO a wr6Grx,
l-lm Hall.r. nd furrisrl. 80 Mail q.
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RICE & ESGEL will close out their pres
eut stock at sacrifice to make room for
an elegant fall stock, at 2S3 Main
street, Clay Building. T
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FIVE HUNDRED musquito bars, at s23c.
at Rice & Engel's, 233 Main street.
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PHGxIx IxsURaScE CoNPASY.-Ohce
removed TO Is Madison street, right hand
door at bead Of stairs 7
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RICE 6 ENGEL will continue business
at 23s Main street, Clay Building. +
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Gents Sole Leather Trunks,
Sole Leather valises,
Travelling Rags.
robson, sNEED a. CO.,
So 28I Main street.
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POLICE ITEMS.

Captain Perry was regarded as much
worse this morning, and his life is
despaired of by his physicians.
Dick Folwell, negro lad, was ar
rested by officer George Miller, this
morning, for entering Mrs. Kelly's
grocery at the corner Of Fourth and
Jefferson streets, for the purpose, as it is
supposed, of theft.
The premises Of Mr.. A. Renkert were
visited by thieves during last night, and
a quantity of -four and bacon stolen.
The theftis supposed to have been com
mitted by negroes in the neighborhood.
Eight cases were disposed of in Police
Court this morning and sixteen dollars
in fines collected.
There were twenty-one prisoners in
the Adams street station at noon to-day.
James Jones, negro, was arrested
and brought into town last evening, on
the charge of shooting and wounding
another negro in Chelsea. He was COM
mitted at the Adams street station and
will have hearing before magistrate
to- day
The Porter Curtin case was on trial
before Esquire Sherry this morning.
Three arrests were made by the police
of the lower district yesterday
whites and one negro
Mr.. Lee Williamson reported at police
headquarters in this city this morning
that his stables, at Como, Mississippi,
were visited by thieves during last night,
and two mules and two valuable horses
stolen.
Thieves stole milk COW from Mrs G..
C. Bsyliss, Wednesday night
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| N hotel has been already heaun. and will
he pushed forward with ali practicable
rapidity 10 ia eompletion. The work oil
the draflsman bas already been finished
and from the drawings In the Office Of the
arobi,ee, Mr.. K. O. Jones. some idea Of
the nlan Of ,hs building. "a Il will appear
wb., oomnls,sa nav be formed. Tho
s,o,s ..oond f,om Monroe street. now
occ,n;sd hv F,auc;seo A Wieeip. hatters
and fn,r;sr. will form the main eutranc Z
and ro,pnda Of the hotel. and will be
navsa with white and black marble and
lighted with gasiliers. pendant from the
ceiling. At intervals Of about flfteen feet
From ,he cen,er Of this ro,unda. an en-
,ranoe will also be cut through 10 Monroe
s,reet with n ladies' entrance. ascending
~ The second story nv n fliyb, Of winding
stair. nm The r;gbt and the oeics ON the
left Immediately 70 the rear of the
Office will be the barber sbop. 34x2O feet
IN d;ms,s;ons .ocess;hls ho,b from Mon.
roe s,ree, ana The rotunda Ju,t across
the ro,unda from ,bs office the grand
s,.;rooss oil, ..cs,d n tho sscond story
TIL f,on, nor,;or % the s,ors now ocou-
n;oa NV Rico s,;x A. % drv goods men
viii ha e,,.d nm 40 : reading room from
which a full visw If Tho streot running
\, f,on, will ha commanded The rear
nor,;on &c Tho ssna w;Il Torn, Tho bar
roon, .coess;hl. both from Tho road
inc room and -,bs ro,unaa The
s,orsroom bsre,ofors occun;sd NV ID.
" Fvan.,i;onor doalar will hs e,,ed nm
as a billiard roam with six tables and to
,ho ra.- 90 mi. w;II ho Ioo.,oa IN. wat.r
oIoso,. a.. .,.u.,d,.roou Tho h;Il;.rd
saloon lilo ,bs harhsr sbon will he ac.
oo..;hls from Monroo .,rest and aIso
e.. 49, .o,nna. III h..onon, or Tho
hu;Id;na III, oon,nr;so = I.,ndrv store.
L... - III ,oous
,bo I.,,or be;n, .;sna,sd mmed;a,elv nm.
A. ~ h.,hor .bon .nd oornec,od tbare.
w;,h Nv a o;ronlar a;,bt 81 o,a;rs A.
.o.d;ur e., ,ho ro,nnd. hv Tho Grand
.,o;r.av Tho socond s,orv viii ba reached
.nd bs,a ,rrr;nr n tho r;rb, the
go, u;lI;,aa;ata,v Tho vos,;hule
&c ,ha d;n;nn room from which bs will
noe. into ,he dining room ;,,alf This
ha vii, 6na N ho an anar,ment On nv
Io fact IN demens;ons and tbirtv-one
feet b;cb l;qbted.by invisible burpers from
thu calling and most admirably ventilat-
cd attached % tb;, will be also the rslief
d;n;no roon "a hv 40 fact IN d;men.
s;ons 6,tei nm ~ an eouallv elegant
m.nnsr paso;ra f,om tho a;n;no hall
% The rearof tho bu;,d;n. tho cb;ldrsn's
ora;narv nantrv Kitchen nastrv room,
and servants hall, will be entered, all adj
mirably arranged. To the front of the
building will be found the reception
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WAN rs.
FOR SALE.

In sALF-A Splendid SECONDHAND
IIstter Press, will be sold cheap. Apply at
Xepranh Office. aI-L
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LAST SENSATION you want an ex-
cellent shave, hair cut or shampooing, so
to the famous Eldorado Hair-Dressing
Saloon, As Jefferson street, where prices
have been reduced to suit the times. S8
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REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear very
cheap at Menken Bros. 81
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CoLD AND WARN BATHS, nice, clean
towels, good soap, and plenty of water
at the Overton barber shop. 88
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LOST.

#BERAL REWARD = L0ST-QN SAT-
&urday evening last. tan-colorcd slut pup,
nj four mouths old had on at time new
Xar. fastened with silver plated paddock.
one returning her TO j. II. LOEWEN-
FNK6 BROS, 23l Main street. Clay Build
| will be literally rev rded. 81
bsT-A GOLD, CYLINUER ESCAPE
ment WATCH, No. 80 292, made BY NJ. :;
Has Liverpool. Areward of So viii be paid
u re'u'' MOORE & EADER,
y Second st OPP: Or enlaw Opera House.
lOUR : Harrison, stonewalI and
Family all warranted TO make
nice Bread.
Ams-Davis' Best and Davis, Break
fast Bacon.
EIRD I'm Kegs, by the Can, pound
and in three and five pound Cad
dies. new patent and very nice
for small families -aII for CASH
|ONLY.
300 Main street.
celebrated Lexing-
ion, KY, Musfard-the best known
for table and medical use English
aDd American Mustard.
: Cream, Milk, Boston,
1Erateed. Soda, Graham, Sugar and
Crack neIl's- fresh and nice.
|RUP ASD MOLASSES OF all kinds.
|rosse d BIackweII's Pickles, I'm
|rwOOd's Pickles, Extract Coffee,
|syoring Extracts, Dried Beef and
agnes all warranted good. Terms,
|sIH. FINNIE d. BUCKHAM.
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this office,
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A CALL.-The draymen of this city are
requested to meet at City Hall, Exchange
Building, Friday, 18th inst 1t is to be
hoped that all will attend, white and col
ored, as there is some important business
TO come before the meeting.
", w ntr,-.. M
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me on the l4tk day Of April,
1850. By J. II. Edriurton. for the purpose
therein contacted. / : III proceed 70 ssll. for
cash. to the highest hddcr. At theCourthouse
door in the town OF osoeola, in the State Of
Arkansas.
ON Saturday, sfh day of August next.
. mile Of said tow, known az the Whiftemore
Place. Containing about nine hundred acres
900 WELL IMPROVED, and about Jour
hundrei acres cleared ard in nth rate 81
eultiv.fssa- I believe the title q tie s.ia
property Ia Be eood bat vii only convi , ~
Trustee. II. a. fAhIhhs Arut -
March 81. 1s6s- -
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BRINKLEY BLOCK TO BE CON-
VERIFIED INTO A HOTEL.-We are
COMPEL cd by this change TO remove
Our Retail Department, and have
therefore determined to commence
Monday, sth inst, for two weeks only
10 offer our entire stock of Dry
Goods ut greatly reduced figures.
Every article I'm the house is mark ed
down low, and we are ready to give
purchasers Inducements for rare
bargains. RICE, STIX d. CO.,
81 BOZ Main Street.
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THIS INSTITUTION is NOW FULLY
l organ xed, and prepared to 90 Fire and
Marine Insurance business.
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SOAR DING

bARDING.-MRS. HARVEY INFORMS
her friends and former boarders that she
taken the new brick house, No. ~ st.
rim street. near Beal, AID fitted up the
,e in excellen. style for a respectable Board
II ouse, and intends to keep her. table sup
fasyith all the delicscies the market affords.
TERMS:
Regular Boa-ders. per week......."$1 90
Day Boarders, per week, -.....-...... w
Transient Boar iers. per day,"......- l 3U
Single Meal, .................,.....'',.''''. oo
HOURS FOR MEALS:
Rreak 6 10 s am.
Dinner. .......................from u to 2 pm.
Supper, ..............."....from 6 to 7 p;m.o,
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Special Notices.

Cough.-Eo Cure, No Pay.-FORREsr's JU.
SIPER TAs is warranted to cure Cough, Group,
Hoarseness. Throat and Luns Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. Instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. T. GOODYEAR, 80 Second street, Agent.
Price, IS cents. SIT
Conjugal Love, and the Happiness Of
True Marrisgs.-Esays for young men, on
the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impediments T.
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box P.
Philadelphia. Pa. % w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-12

DON'T FORGET that our sale at
Cost for Boots, Shoes and Hats, still
continues at the old stand. 279 Main
street. ri 1T. HANDLAN q co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-12

Il. B. PAoKEK-No. l Pittsburg coal
No. 1881 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-12

RICE ENGEL have removed to 233
Main street, Clay Building. T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-12

FIVE HUNDRED pairs, best quality, of
linen and cottonade pants, at 81, %
at Rice & Engers, 233 Main street. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-12

We have an entire new style hat.
Leidy & Co., matters, opposite the
Square. 80