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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-04
LOCALS IN RRIEF.

Nine cases we're tried in police court
this morLing-S6 collected.
John Myers, soldier, was arrested
yesterday charged with HOUSEKEEPING.
1t is denied that there is strike "
among the employees of the GAINESVILLE
and Louisville railroad.
Guest, fernando road, Immediately
south of South street, has a full supply
of groceries and feed, -four and meat,
cheap for cash. 1873
--Jo. Locke, % Jefferson street, has the
Police papers, Harpers Weekly, Frank
Leslie, Round Table, and all the other
late publications, including dailies frem
all quarters.
Mr.. J. II. Swan, who has been con-
nected with the courts many years, is
announced as a candidate for Marshal
of the Municipal Court. The Judge"
thoroughly understands his business,
is courteous and obliging, and if elected
would make an excellent officer.
The Tdllahatchian of the lst says :;
IAN Irishman, giving his name as John
Gordon, died at the residence of Mr..
James II. Rayburn, near this place, on
Tuesday last. He came to Mr.. Rayburn's
about week before, almost famished
and frozen, was taken in and well cared
for by the family, but his severe exposure
brought on an attack of pneumonia,
which terminated his life. He said he
had relatives both in Memphis and Vicks-
burg"
-Emmous & Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street and No 1893 Main street, have re-
ceived the Police News, Police Gazette,
Harper's Weekly, London News, New
York Weekly, Scottish American, Round
Table, Frank Leslie, The Revolution,
Nation, Scientific American, Comic
Monthly flor February, Country Gen
tleman, Rural New Yorker, Observer,
Gleason's Literary Companion, Boys
and Girls Weekly, Stats Zeitung Home
Journal, and daiies from everywhere (;
also lot of new Valentines, from fifteen
dollars down to ten cents. Emmons IL
Sons is the place to get your good read
ing matter. Try them, just for fun.
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wheatIcy a Avent, Collecting Ag'ts.

GO to $50 Main street and supply
yourself with tickets I'm the Grand
Special Scheme Of the Raleigh Nine
raj Springs. Tickets 50. 1877
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-04

Our hats and caps are of the latest
styles and ofthe best qualities Miller
d Leidy, 289 Main street, opposite the
Square. l5t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-04

DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this Office. m I
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4 THE market closed quiet yesterday evening.
and showed little animation this forenoon. We
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-04

MoxxT to loan on collaterals-Hnb-
bard, $50 Second street, up stairs 1872
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ms. PTTNAN a HOPsoN

HAvR REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TO
Ifrcets-the old Provost MarShars ofice. Isl
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Arrival and Departure Of trains.

LAUxpnY OFFIoE, 40 JeITerson slreet
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The leading styles I'm dress and bus
mess hats. orthe best qualities, at 2os
Main street, "Memphis Hat Conn
pany," opposite Court square. $50
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Hats cleaned and repaired at Miller
d. Leidy's, 900 Main street. 1856

WHISKY LABELS on hand and for sale
at this office. 7
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FOR SALE.
NOR SALE
TEN MULES.

EoR SALE
TEN MULES,
at p months ere 1T. on good collateral or On
real estate unencumbered. Call az No; -
Madison street, on y. tDrnNs
1875 u. ;. COTTON Melg-er
FURNITURE FOR sALE--A VERY FINN
4 pod-Ro, m Sci. at half price in use three
issi ls5 MADISON sTREET.
TNIR sALE-A No. LETTER PRESS,
II with a good stand. in good order. apply
. a. THIS OFFICb. l1l-I
ryOR SALE-THB VACANT LOT ON THE
= Northwest corner DcsOtn and Ellioit sts
GOxIOO feet. Inquire Of 7. NANHORN, At lH
Main sireei. u
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UOUsEHOLD FURNITURE.

IN largo or small quantities.
FoR sALR-A large lot Of SECOND HAND
FURNITURE. which viii be solo very low
also, A MAGNIFICENT TRAVELLING EX.
HTBITI0N, in comnlete order. will be sold
low for Cash. Apply ut
W0OLMER'S OLD CURIOSITY SHOP,
No. SO Jefferson street,
TG-I5s Betgeen Main and Second.
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MIscEl.LsNsous.
DEAFNESS. cATARRH.
CONSUMPTION.
Cancer Curedi

A TREATISE ON DEAFNESS. GA
IA tarrh, Consumption and Cancer their
causes. means Of speedy relief, and ultimate
cure. Hy Purll OF the Academy Of Medi-
cine, Paris. Sent 10 any aldFess 'Or 10 centf.
Letter from Rob-. McMnrdy n Do LII, D..
Grand Prelate OF Grant Rneampment OF u. s..
and Editor Of the " fioHal Frsemasoa
NEw YoRK. September ". ISL, -Dr. Stilweii
was In charge Of 0race Church Hospital, Alex
andria, Va. during the war. frequently, al
most daily. for months,. VISITED this Hospital.
and had every means ~ knowing his reputa-
ton for KFFIolKSoy and SKILL. IL was OF the
most creditable character. and his success In
the treatment OF patients was remarkable.
RonT. MoMURDY.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
II FITS into the ear. Is NOT percepibfe,, re-
glopes singing noises ia fAe head. and enables
deaf persons 10 hear distncfly at church and
public assemblies. This Instrument will often
produce results almost miraculous, and indeed
In most cases Of Ions standing deafness, u will
relieve In a short time. IL nay be adjusted
with the ease OF epectaces.
DR., btilwell will be professionally at III East
Waghngton Place, University Buildings, n.
". daily, 10 tod. except Tuesdays. when he
will be at bis rooms, 1859 Pine street, Phiia-
delphia. Pa 93-t
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CONTEMPT.
Judge Hunters Sentence I'm
Three of the Ava
Innche Cases.
The Public lie dyer and Beau
mont Cases Postponed
Until Monday.

This morning the Criminal Court room
wore a civic air. Bpyone's no longer
cleaned threaieningly, and muskets
muzzles no longer frowned at sheritis,
attorneys and lookerson. There was
lack of that hustle Of military camp,
which prevailed yesterday. Ifthere were
any bloody-minded assassine presen I,
with UNDERGROUND columbiads to blow
the Courts head to atoms or forty foot
cmeters to ruthlossly whack off the
Courts head, they kept these frigbtful
weapons in their pockets. There was
no smell of gunpowder or bellud, aud all
was serene.
In the first three cases against Messrs.
Galloway & Rhea, Of the Avalanche, the
Courts sentence was as follows: First
case-ten days Imprisonment and $40
fine; second case-ten days imprison-
ment and $40. fiue third case-$lO fine
and imprisonment until purged of con-
tempt. In the case against Mr.. j. NJ.
Campbell, of the same paper, the sem
tence was $40 fine and imprisonment
until purged of contempt.
The mittimus for committing them to
Jail will not issue until Saturday,
The cases against the PUeLIo LEDGER
(2) and Colonel Beaumont ~ were con-
tinued until the next term of the court,
which will commence next Monday.
CnAISGANG. Although the changing
comprises between City and sixty UNI
willing servitors, rarely more than eight
or ten are required TO labor each day.
The others fill the cells of the station
house, eating bread and meat at the
city's expense. The captain of the
gang, who has five assistants, desires to
keep the men employed, and his sub
officers are also anxious to earn their
salaries; yetthe fact is rs above stated.
Six men 20 through the farce of oversee
ing eight or ten prisoners at work on
the streets, the remainder being guarded
by the stationhouse officers, to whom
they are nuisance. The captain of
the gang says no work is allotted him to
do. 1t is notorious that every street
and alley reeks with filth. Yet fifty
men convicted of offenses are main
tanned in idleness at the public expense,
because, perhaps, half dozen carts or
score of shovels are lacking. This is
what may be appropriately termed a
beautiful condition of affairs, and we di-
r ect the attention of the Board OF Alder
men to it. Let the changing be placed
at work or abolished, and the expense
of keeping q captain, five assistants, and
fifty or sixty able.bodied beef-destroyers
done away with. 1t costs the city more
than $1,000 per month to keep up the
changing, and the benefits are not WISH
Bile through forty-house power tele-
scope.
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MANUFACTURES OF HATs.-MiIIcr
q Leidy, practical matters, will re-
ceive orders for hats I'm cloth and felt,
stiff brims and soft hats, 260 Main
street. 1873
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FOR . REMr.

T3INELOFTS TO LET-TN THOSE ELI
eible bui dings, Nos. 900 and 500 Main
street. These are among the finest stands in
m LOO apply VIM. r. MOORE&C
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WARTS.
w ANTED-
A GARDENER,

A GARDENER,
at Elmwood Cemetery, a married man without
family preferred. Apply to
1875 SAM. W. PHILLIPS. Supt.
w nSeitv, by n young man who is an EX-
PERIENCED BOOK .KEEp PER, a QUICK
ard ACCURATE ACCOUNTANT: and not
afcsid of work. Situation in a BANK PRE-
and give bond if required. Address
1889 J.. B.. PuBLIo LEDGER Office.
VNANrED-ToP PURCHASE ALL KINDS
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THOR RENT ROOMS AND OFFICES
" oves German Na'ional Bank. No. 29S Main
street. MARTIN GRIFFIN. Cashier.
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TNOR RENT-TWOGO GOOD ROOMS, SUITA-
4 bic for Offices. up stairs. Amply at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-04

NOR RENT OR SALE.-THF NORFOLK
L PLANTATION, on Mississippi river, TWEEN
Nv miles below Memphis. Refer to GATES,
WOOD y co 204 Front street. 1879
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Jadre Woodwnra on Grant

The Democratic papers are in the
persistent habit OF calling Gen. Grant
an Incorporate man. These same pa
pers will not dispute the authority Of
Hon. George W. Woodward, Demo.
cratic Congressman from the XIIth
District, lately re-nominated by his
party, who, in a speech at Great Bend,
susquehauna. county, two weeks ago,
said:
sit Is snid that Gen. Grant is intem-
perate. know the charge to be false
My intimate social and military asso-
citation with Gen. Grant through nearly
all OF his campaigns, leads me as an
honest man, to declare that the worthy
chieitain is not only innocent of this
respect temperate, and in all the walks
of life gentleman"
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stanton and Grant.

In his speech at Steubenville, Mr..
Stanton forcibly stated some of the
reasons for voting for Grant. We quote
from his remarks:
"When the war was over, new and
important duties devolyed upon the
Government. Some of these measures
have been carried out. Others Tor
reasons needless to discuss now, still
remain an uuexecuted dead letter, ana
ehey will SO remain until General Grant
shall be elected President of the Unlted
States. -E.,-
"Grant stands this day before US the
foremost military commander In the
world. with peace for his watchword.
Why should he not be elected 2 What
reason has any lover OF country for not
voting for him? BY his side stands
SCHUYLER CoIfax, who by his energy,
good character and industry, advanced
from the printing office 90 the Speakers
chair, and for three successive terms
and distinction.
elf there is any man among you that
would blot from the page of our history
the story of Grants achievements, let
him draw black lines around them, and
write across their face, Il have no share
in these great deeds for voted against
Grant, Is there any man among you
that would compel the armies of The
Potomac, OF the banks of the Ohio OF
the Cumberland, of the Tennessee, and
of the Gulf, to be again gathered at the
tap OF the drum, and surrendered as
prisoners OF war to Lee and johnson,
Beauregard and Forrest? Let him vote
against Gen. Grant.
tiffany man would have Worden and
Farragut and Winslow, and all great
admirals haul down The Star Spangled
Banner, never again to brave the bat
tie and the breeze-lf he would see
them stink in shame from their own
quarter decks. and give up their ships
to Maury and Buchanan and Semmes
and Moffatt, while the Confederate bars
and emblems of slavery faunt on
every sea and in every State, let that
man vote against Grant, vote early and
vote often. If there is any man among
you that would reverse the order of
history, who would bring upon you
shame and reproach never before
known among the nations of the earth,
who would have the commander of the
United States armydeliver up his sword
and humbly bow before the rebel COM
mander, let that man vote against
Grant, but never again call himself an
American Citizen"
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nTo Owners OF Horees., Z,

Thousands of Horses die yearly from Collie.
This need not be. DR.. Tobias Venetian
Horse Liniment, in pint bottles. price one
dollar, will positively cure every case, If
given according to the directions. when first
taken. 1t is warranted superior TO anything
else for Cuts, Calls, Sprains; Old Sores. Swell
ings and core Throat. 1t is no new remedy,
but OF 81 years standing. and approved by
the first HoTssmen in the country. Colonel
Philo P. Bush, OF the jerome Park Course,
has used 1t for years, and recommends 1t to
his friends. OIders are constantly received
for 1t. from the Racing stables In England.
It has stood the test Of time, no one has
ever tried 1t but continuesits use. Recollect
to get DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Imminent
In pint bottles, and take no other. Sold by
the Druggists and Store Keepers throughout
the United states. Depot 10 Park Place.
New York. EePl7-lmd&w
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THE copperheads are busv trvI,

The copperheads are busy trying to
prove that Vermont is not much of a
State, and that their defeat there is of
no great importance. The opinion,
like most oopperhead opinions, is
neither new nor national. Burgoyne
thought VermRnt was very small
moulhful when he sent Baum and a
few thousand troops to flug Starke.
The Green Mountaneers gave SO good
an account of the foe that they started n
ball in Bennington that did not stop
Its victorious career until It hAd crush
ed CORVALLIS at Yorktown. Just so
the ball that has now been started In
Vermont will not stop until it has roll-
ed over the whole country. and rolled
Grant into the Presidency.
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The Eonest nentIl.

1t has been left for the brother of the
Democratic nominee for Secretary OF
State of Ohio, to ind The very lowest
cess pool of Democratic infamy. His
name is VIM. Hubbard, and he edits
the Bucyrus Forum, in late issue OF
which, speaking of the martyred Lin
coin, he says:
Happily, ho was embalmed, and ten
years hence his neck may be found
strong enough to- hold his body on the
gallows tree, as has happened to dead
tyrants heretoIore.D
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TRI.WEERLY EDITION.
.IsHED EYERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY.
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THE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
40. 1885 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.

SnA3h4EGhGAO ID LIE Eo4043Ss
DARIUS r. MANGA3I, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject TO Check at Sight sPECIAL'DEPoE-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at flve per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are also personally liable to depositors
for all obligations OF the Company TO double
the amount of their capital stock. As the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n large or small amc UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn us whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing interest en- ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep &C.
counts In this Institution with special ad-
vantages OF security, convenie ace and pIofit,
jelS-6md&w
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- HOW no BECOAIE MESfBERs.

NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
and will be invested in United States Bonds
or Resi- Estate, or bond and mortgage upon
New York city property, which property
shall be double the value OF the money 90
loaned.
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sIsetlnks 10 OHIO county.

In addition to the meeting ut West
Liberty announced yesterday morning,
there will be a meeting at Elm Grove
on Thursday October S, to be addressed
by Gov. Stanton, and others, and one
at Clinton School House, ON Tuesday.
october 0. TO be addressed by Gov
Stanton and Hon. G. L, Granmer.
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THE New York World publishes
brief biographies of the "oarpet.bag
Congressman" and calls them ga
shameful page in cotemporary history.s'
The worst charge that 1t brings against
the majority of them is, that they were
"eolonels, !" generals" and soldiers
In the United States Army, and went
South when it was very dangerous to
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PRICES,

Three coat work, white limo finish with
plaster or sand, on lath per yarr........... SOC
Plaster or sand, on brick per yard 400
Three coat work, common lime white
CONT ON lath, per yard 40c
ON trick per yard 30
One coat and a skim in common lime,
On lath per yard s5c
On brick Ter yard q C
Stone work. per pard. 4Oc
rearing on old plastering and repIRsterinR
on old laLh, the same price as new work.
For plastering corners on chimneys or
other places, III cents per foot running
measure.
For day work done for any person not a
plasterer, Is Fer cent additional upon the
regular tourneymRn's wages. ION each hand
employed, the superintendent to be con-
sldered as hand.
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MEASUREMENT,

All plasterIDg to be measule ed solid.
All cupboards 10 be measured double.
All aLic5 or half stories to be measured
square at the highest point.
:, FOR strengthening or stripping joIst or scant-
ling, 10 cents per square.
All plastering to De done bly The uurCi meas-
ured after The Job has been completed, and
no work to be taken by the lump contract.
shall measure all the work done aud make
out the bills for the same. :
That each OF US are required TO have our
IneasuTer.
We the undersigned do hereby pledge our
sacred honoES 10 support and live up 10 each
and every item OF the above resolutions
without any evasion whatever,
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ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MES.
On the Errors and Abuses incident TO
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hui
name view of treatment and cure, sent by
mail, free OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rap2S.Smd&w
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DIED.

IRWIN-At her residence on Main street,
NorthlWheellng. at O'Clock, p. M, Sept %,
1888, Mrs. ELIZABETH IRWIN, aged % years
and months.
Her funeral Will take place at 10 O'Clock.
Thursday morning. Friends of the family
are invited TO attend. .2t
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GROCERIES
Executors Sale

S-SS@ ~ s-S~AS
OF REAL ESTATE, EHoUSEHOLD and
" KITCHEN FURN1TURE, on TuEs-
DAY MORNING, at ten O'Clock, October 6Th.
1ouoWinB described property: One DWELLING
House on the east side, of Market Streets
deceased; one Dwelling House on the sontiI
SIDE OF Centre street, now in the occupancy
OF "A. y: CaidweIi, Esq; two WarehOuses on
newest SIDE OF Main street, near Quincy AT
present occupied by a. n. burke q Co., and
On Thursday morning, October sth, at ten
o'clock a. M, Will be sold without reserve.
the entire Household and Kitchen Furni1
lure OF the late Mrs. n. @. Leech. Also one
eastern built Family Carriage, for one or two
HORSES The sale Of Furniture will take
place at the late residence of Mrs I,eech,
4eLIas En5ue knoWn on DAY Of sale.
OF MARY c. LEECH. deceased
GEO: y: WIcRHAN, Auctioneer.
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DRUGS,
Notice.

n OF the city OF Wheeling and vicinity,
held at the Rough and Ready Hose House,
IL was unanimously resolved that the fol-
lowing list OF Prices and Rules of measure
ment be adopted.
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STICK TO THE TRUE DoCrRINE.-We
want no side issues. Here is what ex-
Senator Pugh, OF Ohio, said recently
about the constitutional amendment
the great conssrvator of what we won
during the war:
AZ would not give them-the Repub-
licans-a three cent postage stamp for
their fourteenth amendment. 1t is not
part of the Constitution, and never will
be. 1t is Il base fraud, and say, as
Frank Blair said, these oarpet-bag gov.
ernments must be overthrown."
Old Governor Sharkey, of Mississip.
pi, a wheel mule in the team, says OF
the Democratic platform:
at declares the whole Congressional
system of reconstruction void, and, as
a consequence, everything that has
been done under 1t void also. On this
platform we of the south can stand; it
will restore us to our right, to our po-
sition OF 1865, and blots out all that has
b5en done under the arbitrary; and I'M
warranted demands of Congress"
Let these utterances be weighed.
They mean a great deal in the event OF
a copperhead victory, and If they aye
not desirable in their intimations can
only be prevented by turning that vic
tory Into defeat.
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ROBERT P. KING, Esq, of the vel
known firm Of King & Baird, Printers
died in Philadelphia, on Sunday last.
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Wanted.

SITUATION AS aAIEsMAN OR
IA Travelling Agent, by middle aged man.
who has had experience In business. ADJ
dress NJ, Lock Box 40 E. o.. sep2S-Ipo
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Taxas. Taxas

THE CITY TAXES ARENoW DIE Ann
~ PAYABLE without Interest until the irst
OF NoYember, after which time 10 peI cent
VIII De charged on all unpaid tax Bills
sep14.d JOHN SCARBOROUGH,
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aetB advertisements.
Notice.
For Sale:
Estrav Horsa.

EsTRAYED AWAY FROM THE PAS
II ture Fed Of Frederick Schenck, on Cald-
wells Run, q DARK BAY HORSE, about
l5 hands high, heavy name and tail, Six
years old. a liberal reward Will be paid Tor
mis- recovery.
FREDERICK SCHENCK,
Main st., opposite Reed q Kralt's Drug Store.
BepSO-IwS
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lame BACK.

Lame Back.
NEW York, Nov. %, 1859.
T. ALLcocK & Co.-Genlemen: lately suG-
fered severely nom weakness In my back
Having heard your Plasters much recon-
mended for cases OF this kind, procured
one, and the result was all could desire.
A single Plaster cured me in week.
Yours, respectfully, JIG. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Bral,dren House.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House. New
York.
sold by all Druggists sepl7-lmdGw
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Special guttees.
Predisposing Causes Of
Disease.

The causes OF disease are general and par
tIcuIar, Affecting one or many persons.
Now, as the condition of the body is easily
disposed under variety of circumstance to
the action of disease. the importanceof