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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-18
DHTLOSOPHY OFNARRTIGE-

= Of Lectures, as delivered at the New York
Museum of Anatomy, embra cling the subjects: How
g live and what TO live for; Youth, Majority ara
Old Age Manhood generally reviewed; The cause
OF Indigestion. hatulence and Nervous diseases &C
sc
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
forwarded TO parties unable to attend. a receipt
u four stamps by addressing: SECRETARY,
New ork Museum Of Anatomy and Science 6I~
Broadway, New York. fe ally
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PAWNBROKERS.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF
Il GOLDSTEIN Co,
LICENSED PAWNBROKERs.
81 POULAND, A HALF STREET WEST.
near Pennsylvanis avenue
Oners the highest cash advances on all kinds Of
herchandise, te any amount and for any IN
time desired At reasonable rates. ia
Interest en- large sums greatly reduced. " y
Business strictly conf sentiaf
Goods Bought for cash and sold st private sale.
f. lilly
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J0sEPH'S LIGHT COLORED KID GLOVES.
SIZES-5X TO ~
PkICE-Sl IS PER PAIR.
SPRING PAROSALS AND Sun UMBRELLAS
Full stock of DRY GOODS at the Lowest ca an
prices. WIN. K. Riley BRO,
No. 30 Central Stores,
mn IL otif Opposite Centre Market
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s N G r ESS GOODS
Light ceiored Plaid and Plain Pure Mohair
White and coored Piuses
Plain cOlOred Silks
Ga White Mobair
Our stock IL full in all departments We oHar all
goods at the lowest cash prices.
WIN. L. Riley BROTHER,
No. 80 Central Stores,
mhlfbtdlf opposite Centre Market
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THE STOCK, MIXTURES. AND GOOD WILL
OF ElRST-CLASS FRENCH CONFEC-
T1ONERY. ICE CREAM, AND
OYSTER SALOON
Price 8: 800; one third cash. Will take Furni-
ture Real Estate, or Building Material for the de
ferred payments FITCH F0X
NH Is It Corner Seyenth and p airs
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Il o A l. e.
from the Capitol.
LUIS In the northern part of the city-on lonC
time-only $40 down; balance in small MONTH
payments.
Also,
LOTS on the Isand-very reasonable
u. l.. WELLS CO.
mn l6-lOt Repi Cor. La. ave. and 9th St
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16
LOCALS IN BRIEF.

= The Northern mail failed to arrive
on time last evening.
Early tomatoes are becoming quite
plentiful in tie markets.
City scrip is buying at 70 to rs cents,
and selling at rs to 80 cents.
Mr.. s. D. Thompson has been ap-
pointed Deputy Clerk of the Law Court.
Tea, very fine green, black and
mixed, at Finnie & Buckham's. I
= Bishop Quintard preached at Pu-
laski on Sunday last, and performed the
rite of confirmation.
= VIM. Prestsfelder, W. Fl. Owens and
Louis Kallisky received final discharges
in bankruptcy yesterday.
Planters in from the country, this
morning, say the need of rain is Sc
riously felt in many sections.
"A grand union picnic of all the
Episcopal Sabbath Schools of the city
comes off in the suburbs ON Saturday
next.
NO serious damage, that we have
been able to learn. was done by the gale
which swept over the city about sunset
last evening.
= Patrolman H. P. Maxwell, of the
Southern Police District, has been ap-
pointed Sergeant of the night patrol, Uice
McMath, promoted.
= The drivers of sprinkling carts
should keep their eyes about them. Three
ladies were thoroughly " doused in
crossing Main street, last evening.
The four negroes constituting the
burglarious party who shot Capt. Perry,
we're indicted by the Criminal Court
grand jury this morning, and committed
to await trial.
The pupils under the tuition of the
Misses Bowers and Prof. Seyfort, are re.
hearsing for the musical and dramatic
entertainment to come off at the Club
Hall, on Thursday evening next.
Two respectable ladies were forced
to leave a Main street car this m orning,
or occupy seat beside filthy buck
negro and his wench. Their olfactories
protested against their remaining and
they left
"A committee of ladies have taken the
matter in hand of establishing dispen-
sary for the benefit of the poor of both
colors. They propose to solicit subscrip
tions sufficient to enable them to carry
out their praiseworthy project, and we
doubt not such of our citizens as feel
able to give will respond literally to their
solicitations.
Our clever friend, Joe Locke, ~
Jefferson street, has secured in advance
of the mails all the Northern and East
ern dailies, the pictorial weeklies, fash
ion, sporting and sensational papers.
he has on his counter, also, all the pop
ular magazines, the standard novels, and,
in short, everything in the news and lit
erary line.
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FIRE THIS MORNING.
A Grocery and Tenement De-
str0yed on Winches-
Ter Avenue.
Marrow Escape Of Inmates
from the Burning
Building.

About two o'clock this morning, . one
story frame structure, at the corner Of
Winchester avenue and Alabama street,
owned BY Mr.. Owen Mccormick. aud
occupied by n sister-in-law Of that
gentleman as grocery in the
front and q residence in the rear, was
entirely destroyed by ERE. The flames
originated in the grocery and spread
with such rspidity towards the rear Of
the building, owing to q strong breeze
blowing in that direction at the time, that
the inmates barely escaped with their
lives. Mrs. Mccormick, her father aud
a third party, who is an employe of the
City r. r. company, were sleeping in the
house. The latter was the first to wake
and succeeded in extricating himself
unframed. The father Of Mrs. Nee,
an old gentleman, in rushing out Of the
door, was so closely followed by the
ncmes that all the hair on his head was
burned of and his shoulders slightly
burned. Mrs. Mccormick escape was
still. narrower. When she awoke the
only egress left her was through a
rear window, and in making an
effort to gain this she was so
suaiocatcd by the smoke and heat in
the apartment that she fell to the floor,
and would have persisted had not her
perilous condition been discovered by
parties outside, who calamity rushed into
the building and succeeded in remov.
ing her through the window. Being ola
very corpulent person, this was rendered
all the more arduous, and those who
went to her rescue did so at the peril
of their own lives. Neither of the
inmates succeeded in saving any
portion of their wardrobe beyond that in
which they had retired the night before.
The building, furniture, fxtures, and the
stock in the grocery, were completely
destroyed. Mr.. MeCormick's loss in the
building is estimated at $1,000, upon
which he has $500 insurance in the
Home company, of New York. Mrs.
McCormick's loss will not, probably, vary
much from $500. She had $500 in
surauceon her furniture and $500 on her
stock in the Desoto, of this city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

The TOURNAMENT T0-MoRRow.-Those
having the matter in hand have perfected
every arrangement for the grand tourna-
ment at Central Park tomorrow. The
committee on grounds and buildings es-
pecislly have discharged the duty as.
signed them with much taste aud thor
ough appreciation of the requirements Of
the occasion. An amphitheater capable
Of seating at least ten thousand specta-
tors has been constructed around the
arena, and so covered as to shut out the
sun and at the same time afford ample
ventilation. Nothing, in fact, has been
neglected which could in any manner
enhance the comfort of those present.
Refreshments will be served by polite
and attentive walters, throughout the
day. Special trains will be ran out to
the grounds on the Memphis and Charles.
ton railroad every fifteen minutes. the
fare by which out and return will be only
twenty cents. Under the tutorship Of
Captain Van, the knights have been in
constant practice for weeks past, and the
skill they have acquired insures
spirited contest. May their gallantry be
witnessed by a concourse of the fair
worthy their efforts to win the approval
of their smiles. Tickets on the railroad
to be had at the Bethel Block and at the
depot of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad at tw enty cents for the round
trim.
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COUNTY OFFICERS BONDS.
Their InsufIiciency and the
WOrthIsssness or their
Securities.
Report OF the Circuit Court
Grand Jury Thereon.


The Grand Jury Of the Circuit Court
having completed their labors for the
term yesterday, were discharged.
Touching the matter Of the securities on
the bonds Of county officials, they made
the following startling report;
grand JuRY Roop.
MrnrHIs. June u. 1868.
To Hon. Goo. W. Reeves. Judge Of the Circuit
Court OF Shelby county;
The undersigned, Grand Jarc.s, have
the honor TO report that they have exam.
ined the bonds of the county officers,
and report as 10 the following. viz:
L. W. Wickersham, County Trustee,
securities net good for the amount; and
the county revenue last year being six
hundred thousand dollars, the amount Of
the bond is not sufficient.
VIM. Hack, Commissioner, securities
not good for the amount.
VIM. II. White, Commissioner, sscuri-
ties not good for the amount
Barbour Lewis, Commissioner, securi.
ties not good for the amount.
VIM. Mclean, State and County Tax
Collector, amount insufficient, and secu-
rites not good for amount
W. ID. Pearne, Notary Public, bonds
not good.
A. p. Curry, Sheriff, bonds good for
the amount already given, and would
recommend that the amount be increased
to $4,000
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
j. T. SrRATros, Foreman,
and the Jury.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

0xsinusrs ron rHr TouRsArEsr.--The
Memphis City Transfer Company will
run omnibuses for the trains on the Mem
phis aud Charleston railroad, on next
wednesday, every ten minutes, for ten
cents each way. Stations at corner Of
Main and Beal streets, Court Square,
Market Square, and corner OF Main and
Poplar streets. The public arc cautioned
against purchasing omnibus tickets on
the returning trains, as tickets sold in that
way will not be received by this company.
80 w. J. FLAoK, Stunt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

A YOUNG man calling himself Joseph
Morgan stole fine shot gun and pistol
and all the contents of the wardrobe of
Colonel q. B. S. Williams, from his res
idence near Withe Depot, Monday night,
andleft for parts unknown. The thief is
about twenty-three Or twenty-four years
of age, square built, about five feet ten
inches in hight, and weighs about one
hundred and sixty pounds. He wore
gray sack. dark pants and shoes. He
has been traced to this city. We are su-
thorized to say that Col. Williams will
pay liberal reward for the thief and
stolen gooda
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

DEYrIsTRY.-Dr. J. B. WATSON, dem
fist, can always be found during office
hours, at his Wholesale drug emporium,
3l8 Main street, ready to wait on those
who prefer his professional services
(only), at his new office, ever the whole
sale drug emporium, instead of having
retired from his profession, as has been
so often reported through the city and
country, +
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WHEAri Wharf.-The old established
house of Newton Ford q Co, No. IL
Union street, has just received account
Of the sale Of nine bags of wheat. from
their correspondents, Messrs. W. 4 r.
Heinrichshofen, of st. Louis, which
brought the handsome price Of 50 per
bushel. Had not our farmers better
grow more wheat and less cotton2 Let
the good work Of making our own South
ern people Independent 60 bravely on.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

LosGwoRrHs NATIVE WIsFs-GoLDEs
WEDDING, SPARKLING CATAwBA, STILL
CArAwBA, Erc.-The wines from the
Longworth vineyard and winehouse have
attained worldwide celebrity for their
excellence, and in purity, fruiiy flavor
and bouquet, they are surpassed by none
in the market, either native or foreign.
Sold by A. Vaccaro Il Co. and Forster,
kealhofer d Co. cod 160
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BOAR DING .

FLOUR - Harrison, StOnewall and
FamfIy-aII warranted to make
nice Bread.
HAMS Davis Best and Davis Break-
fast bacon.
LARD-In Kegs, by the Can, pound
and in three and five pound Cad
dies, new patent and very nice
for small families all for CASH
FINNIE e. BUCKHAM,
500 Main street.
MUSTARD-The celebrated Lexfng-
ton, KY, Musfard-the best known
for table and medical use-English
and American Mustard.
CRACKERS = Cream, Milk, Boston,
Erateed. Soda, Graham, Sugar and
CracIxnelI's-fresh and nice.
SYRUP AND MOLASSES OfaII kinds.
Crosse a. BIacIxweIl's Pickles, I'm
derwood's Pickles, Extract Coffee.
FIavering Extracts, Dried Beef and
Tongues ali warranted good. Terms,
CASH. FINNIE & BUCKHAM.
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TossoRIAL.-Those wishing some
thing done" in the shaving, hair cutting
and sbampooning line, will be pleased to
learn that return to ante bellum prices
has taken place at that old and favorite
resort, the Worsham barber shop. On
and after to-day the prices here will be
for shave, fifteen cents, for hair cutting,
thirty-fve cents, and for shampooning,
thirty-fve cents. Cheap enough, surely.
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RICE & ESGEL have removed to 23a
Main street, Clay Building.

RICE & ENGEL have removed to 235
Main street, Clay Building. I
The ORPHANS BENEFIT To.NIGHT.
The much talked of amateur entertain
ment, in aid of the orphans of the Church
Home, comes off at the New Memphis
this evening. The romantic Scotch
drama of Guy Mannering, which was
received with much favor on recent
occasion, will be reproduced with much
the same dramatts persona. The farce
of the Dead Shot will also be presented
with the following cast: Capt. Canon, ;"
Mr.. W. q. Particle; " Hector Timid, :"
Mr.. Lou Loubrie; "Mr. Wiseman," Mr.
B. Newton Hart; Frederick Thornton"
Mr.. Paul Wright; Louisa" Mrs. G. d.
Steinkuhl; Chatter" Miss Jennie Gill
bert. The worthy object of the enter
tsiument, aside from whatever attrac.
tons are presented in the bill, should in
duce a large attendance, and thereby
swell the proceeds to an amount that
will 60 far toward enhancing the comfort
of the fatherless and motherless among
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

fernando Road people Will please
notice that q. NJ. Guest, just south of
South street, keeps n full supply of
family groceries, all of good quality,
and as cheap, II not a little cheaper
than I'm the city. "a
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CoScoRDIA GARDEs.-Another of those
delightful affairs, which have conspired
to render this the most popular of subur-
ban resorts, comes of this evening in
the way Of social party. A full band
will discourse music for the occasion, and
ample refreshments will be provided.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16
WANTS.

TED-PROP0sALS TO HAUL 200
w cords Wood from three and. "a half to four
miles. For particulars, apply to
f. MARSHALL. Agent,
So Wood Yard. cor. Poplar End Second.
WTANTED "A PARTNER. WITH
w small capital, to engage in lucrative
business. Byapplving at 255 Third street, from
10 to IL and 4 N q. fnlI particularly can be bad.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

Patterson, KICK 4 Coz line of ON
nibuses will be on hand Tomorrow
"wednesday, l7th,) to convey passen-
gers from different points on Main street
to the Memphis and Charleston railroad
depot, for the tournament Fare, each
way, ten cents. Passengers are re-
quested to buy tickets on the train re-
turning-the monopoly or Transfer Com
pany TO the contrary, notwithstanding. s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

REv Mn MADEkIA. Of ST. LOuis, viii
preach ia the First Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Third and Poplar streets, to-
morrow "Wednesday evening, at 8
O'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

TIE VAKIETIEs.-0wing TO certain de-
lays on the road, Miss Helene DeVsre
failed to reach the city yesterday
and consequently to appear on these
boards last night. Her friends and adj
mirers may look for her appearances this
evening, however. toEsiher With other
old fsvoriies-the Florence Sisters, Min
ME Gray. Nile Henrietta, and the burnt
cork artists
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

MASONIC PICSIc.-St. Johns Day, the
oath inst, is to be celebrated by the Ma
sonic fraternity of the city by a grand
basket picnic at James Park, the ar
rangement. for which are in the hands
of those who will spare no effort in their
contamination. The fraternity will pro-
coed from the city to the grounds in a
body, early in the morning, and the pa
rade will not be the least interesting
feature Of the occasion. 1t is the pur-
pose, in the event Of pecuniary success,
to devote the proceeds Of the entertain
ment to the Masonic Relief Fund. 1t is
to be hoped, therefore, the affair will re-
eeivs the support of all who are ehari-
tably disposed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16
EDUCATIONAL.
Tenth Anniversary of the
state Female College.
First Days Exercises.

As this month (June) terminates the
scholastic year, the next few weeks will
be devoted to examinations and the
varied exercises incidental to commence
ment exhibitions. Ordinarily the friends
of education manifest considerable in
terest in these exercises, inasmuch as
they expect the scholars to evince q
commendable prof cheney in their studies
and familiarity with the curriculum in
dicative of the fact that they labored
with constant care and an unremittipg
assiduity to become au fat, and deserve
the appreciation of their parents.
Here in the city where we have the
most liberal educational institutions,
skillful teachers and consequently pu-
pills full of student ardor, the balance Of
the season will be full of interest to our
people, and triumphs to those who have
patiently and perseveringly lnbcred in
the cause of education, The examina-
ton of the young ladies of the State
Female College began this morning in
the spacious chapel of the college, under
the auspices of Rev DR.. c. Collins, the
President, aided by most efficient corps
of assistants. The little girls were sub
jected to very severe inquisition by
their teachers, though they answered all
the questions propounded with an accu-
racy and ease highly creditable to their
application, and honorable to their
teachers. Miss Sallie Gibson, q most
amiable lady and a most excellent
teacher, examined class in Mythology,
which was very satisfactory to all
concerned. Her class in Natural Philos.
ophy also stood good examination; and
that of Miss H. Seavy, in Algebra,
evinced careful study and satisfied the
most exacting. Tomorrow is the exam
ination of the graduating class-twelve
in cumberland in the evening at 8
o'clock, is the grand vocal aud instru-
mental concert, and on Thursday evening
the commencement exercises proper, pre-
luded by an address by the Hon. LaHdon
C. HAYNES, come off
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

KINGDOM & KREAIG. shaving at fifteen
cents, 574 Jefferson street, between Sec
oud and Third. 90~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

LITEEATURE.-Messrs Emmons 4 Son,
No. 10 Jefferson aud 3s3 Main street,
have just received Demorests Monthly
Magazine Of Fashions for July, the Illus
tratsd Days Doings, and all the New
York dailiea
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

To THE SUFFERIYe.-Grest success
and long practice in the treatment of
that class Of disorders arising from i'm
puritiss of the blood, early indiscretions,
and secret habits, have couspired to
render DIR. Russell, of the dispepsary,
40 and AZ North Court street, safe and
reliable custodian of the health of those
suffering in this manner. Together
with the Doctors treatment, pleasant
rooms can also be secured at the dispen
sary, with every comfort and attention
of home. Consultation private and free
Of charge, between o'clock am. and
8 pm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear very
cheap at Menken. Bros. 81
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Fifty pieces Irish linen, from bank.
rupt sales, at bargain, at Rice & En-
gels, 233 Main street. +
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KINGDOM a KaRAlo, shaving at fifteen
cents, SIT Jefferson street, between Sec
ond and Third, 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

PHOENIX Insurance CoNPASY.-0ffice
removed to Is Madison street, right hand
door at head Of stairs. t
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FOR SALE [.

NOR SALE SEVERAL EXTRA MILK
II COWS. by
"a 226 Front street.
NOR Saba Splendid SECONDHAND
L Letter Press, will be sold cheap. Apply, at
TeIeeraph Ofice 3I-f
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y JUST RECEIvED-New sty lie hat, nj
Leidy d. Co.'s, opposite the Square. SO

Posr OFFICE REsTAURAST.- Having
rented this well-known establishment,
have entirely renovated it and engaged q
first class cook, aud will have all the
market affords. Meals furnished at the
shortest notice. A few more gentlemen
can be accommodated with weekly or
monthly board. L. NJ. FLOYD.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

REMovAL.-Brown & Jones have re-
moved their coal Office to 2s2 Main
street. Bethel block 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. insurance
can be obtained of 81. P. Butler, Gene
raj Agent of the original Travellers In
surance Company, at Is Madison street.
$4,000 for rs cents per day. Long time
policies at large discount. +
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16
POLICE ITEMS.

The police of the lower district made
eleven arrests yesterday, all negroes.
Four cases disposed of in police court
this morning yielded SIG.
The residence of j. c. Eyrich, 2l4
Vance street, was entered yesterday.
afternoon during the absence Of the
family from home, and two hundred and
fifty dollars in money, two pistols and
other articles stolen. Negroes are sup
posed to be the guilty parties
Joe Jackson, a negro, was sent up BY
ESQUIRE Griffith yesterday on the
charge Of stealing pair Of pants.
A party known as John jackson, was
up before Esquire Black yesterday on
charge Of seduction and assault with in
tent 10 kill. He was bound over in the
sum Of $1,000 to answer in the Criminal
Court. in default Of which he was com
miffed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

A LUXURY in the way of shave can be
had at the Eldorado saloon, As Jefferson
street, at the reduced price of fifteen
cents. None but first class white BARRIERS
employed. ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

RKxsAxrs suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear very
cheap at Menken Bros. "
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KINGDOM 4 KaEAIe, shaving at fifteen
cents, 57i Jefferson street, between Sec
ond and Third. 90
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conjugsl Love. and the Happiness Of
rrus harIiaEa.-Kssys for young men. 90
the Srrors, Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impediuents q
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief Sent
IN sealed letter envelopes free Of charrs. Al
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Boz P.
Philadelphia- Pa G-l8
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Go to the Overton barber shop for q
good bath. "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

FIvr HUxDRED nusQuito bars, Al sale,
at Rice a Engsrs. 1s3 Main street. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-16

BOARD WANTED for gentleman, wife
and two small children, in the country,
in private family, where a moderate
price will be charged. Address, at once,
80 1921 Main street.