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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-11
Loyal League.

A correspondent of the New York
Herald has brought to light the following
| extracts from the Loyal League ritual,
taken verbatim from an original which
had been much used in Louisiana and
Mississippi, and which is attested by the
certificate and signatures of rs. M. Ed
muuds, President National Council,
Union League of America" and "Theo-
dore F. Stokes, Recording Secretary"
The negroes chiefly comprise the mem
bership, and they were taught in Missis-
sippi by the Radicals that they would
break the oath which follows if they voted
against the new State Constitution, be-
cause they had sworn, in taking it, to
support "the Constitution of the United
States:
PORN OF A coUScIL-0FFIcERs AND THEIR
STATIONS. r48
The officers of Council of the u. L.
A. are a President, Vice President, AS
sistant Vice President, Treasurer, Sec
rotary, Marshal, Herald, Sentinel and
CHAPLAIN
The President occupies the principal
station in the room, Vice President and
Assistant Vice President at opposite
ends and in front Of the President,
Treasurer at the left hand of the Presi.
dent, Secretary at the right hand of the
President, Marshal near the Vice Presi-
dent, Herald within the inner door,
Sentinel within the outer door, and
Chaplain at the center of the room, on
the right.
The Fire Of Liberty to be kindled in
the censor is obtained by dissolving one
pound of gum myrrh in half gallon of
alcohol. Saturste sponge with q small
portion of this liquid place the sponge
in an iron vessel and set it on FIRE. A
little chloride of strontis, in the proper
ton of one TO eight Of the above solution;
sprinkled on the sponge, will change the
flames 10 beautiful red These can be
found at most any druggists, or, if these
cannot be obtained, taper or candle
may be substituted.
OPENING COUNCIL.
The President assumes the chair and
gives one rap with the gavel.
RNBLEMs.
Altar, Holy Bible, Declaration Of In
dependence, Constitution of the United
States, Flag Of the Union. Censor of In
cense, Sword, Gsvel, Ballot-box and
Sickle, Shuttle, Anvil or other emblems
Of industry.
The marshal then places the flag and
emblems upon the altar, the books being
opened and the sword lying across them,
in which position they will remain during
the session Of c.
INITIATION.
The Marshal ascertains IL any are wait.
ing initiation into our Loyal League.
The Assistant Vice President, accom-
panied by the Marshal, retires tghe ante
room, and having in due form admins
tered the pledge Of secresy 10 each and
every one present, makes known TO them
the objects ofthe League aud propounds
TO each the requisite interrogstories pro-
vided 10 the ritual
After detailing the objects Of the order
and propounding q series ofquestions, all
Of which being answered in the sfhrma-
tive By those seeking admission within
the charmed circle Of loyalty, the Marshal
conducts the candidates 20 the door OF
the lodge, when the private signal i
given. and sduiitance being obtaiHed,
the Vice President addresses The candi-
dates on the true principles Of popular
government, liberty, educstion, partisan
strife aud the boon Of freedom vindlus
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-11
AMUsE m ENTS.
Varieties Theater,
Cor. Main and Washington SITS.
Balls, Parties, Etc.

THE NEW AND ELEGANTLY FURN-
new building on Main, between Washington
and Poplar streets. will be rented to parties Of
unquesl iopabl responsibility. Apply to l.. O.
LOEB, on the premises (up ste irsl. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-11

u,Hu REPORTS FROM HUNDREDS OF
II DrueFisis Merchants an dDeaiers. ron Va
rirus parts Of the country. are uniform IN
hie a. a ruhelitufe for quinine sad the peisou-
Gus compounds heretofore zen erally soln. eno
Il rap dly rupplaatinr everythi 20 81 thls elas.
Dealers E1ppliei on bettcr urmi nan ant
other remedies afor1. -.-.
MANSFIELD a H.IGBER,
DrurFisia and ,,hemisit,
Is Propristorr. Memp tis. Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-11
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, September ii, LEO Pm.
Cotton easier, but not lower. Sales,
10000 bales. Uplands, lO3i; Orleans,
1921.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-11
Grants Resignation.

The Washington correspondent of the
Louisville Journal telegrsphs fromwssh.
ington on the OH:
1t appears that the talk sometime ago
about Grant withdrawal from the Pres
idential canvass was not without founds-
ton. II seems that during the month Of
June, just before be started West, be was
laboring under severe meutf disorder,
superin1uced by the free use Of stimu-
lsnts. During one Of these attacks Of
nervous prostrstion he actually wrote q
letter declining the contest. He was
hurried of to Cheyenne TO put q
stop to gossip. The story has leaked
out however, aud now receives the
addition that be will withdraw IL In
diana and Pennsylvania vote the Demo
cratic ticket in October Grant s said to
be really Conservative at heart, and is
already sick Of the Radical company he
is compelled TO keep. The reason be
does not return here is that bis friends
are afraid to trust him. Lstterly bis
health has been very good.
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n will be noted that only two per cent OF the DaeN or
magnetic oxide and per cent Of the anRydrous sesqu
oxide of iron prOduccd the remaining ores men
toned rich in irOn being either hydrated sesdu
oxides carbOnates Of IRON sixty eiGht per cent OF m
tle ores used contain less than IS per cent OF IRON
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@nan Sitamsrs
STEAMBOATS, anb yailroaSs.


BRISTOL LINE. {
The BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE having been vhd.d
for few weeks re6t and them the hns VII o
covered by the fast aud weknown freight pspeler hBrls asa
DORIS which will make their the usual me and goods WI Do
H. O. BRIGGS, Gsssri Manager
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ORR dsoOSs.
nRY GOODS for the MILLION.


nRY GOODS for the MILLION.
100 600 yard. Of Bech.d and uube,hed MUSLIN bought before The
lat. rse; viii be sold at les. than iSeesr:, prices
fI f - IoSa CLOTH Is cents; sl.;shsrs u e.nI
H.,, = skkTSs i s sa: s:a,
HEAVY let sHBETsG, 37t cents sl:sTh s.S - esa.
Fl' i04 B''eA'd B'a'E RON a5SE Su sfESsiSo
N.r.eires Lancaster and Alend.l. QUILTS
Isl u SaRss SIN DAxAsK NAPKINS AND
so se,eu Half Ble,h.a Hu6x TOWELS 81 per up
JAcoSf '; essssG G 'l si fSiSR baHsR
su shssk s% yAsELs
o ss .nS. .ol Of WINTER DRESS GOODS bought the late
A'' Tauit suction te sRSDs Goods NJ,
Hotels .n Steamboats, supplied With RBADihADB SHEETS PHI
~" G ?. Koch Gate G:.,; 5ons aEATm
s,h,7e and Ful,on Ferry B.ecEsr.t pass til, door
DEMOVALl REMOVABLE! REMOVAL i
near Hgh,st The entire stock will be disposed Of an AWFUL
sRRsT JUDGEMENTS on MONDAY French English and Ger
man Dres. be sold less than half the COST OF IAPoRTA
Silks and MsRIsoEs E;e e cost t q; Fs,
closing sale Of T. NJ JAMES No. le ShAh hi"hlh
IOING TO MOVE from No: 102 Sixth-aye
~ III. Gs VII b 1tp HPf FKS 1911 S'f n PRcEs
The aSS ca 6i S s" Old Dry GOODS Offers
chance '' 's2 r Jaafs ;'S go To- XII
CKIRTS! SKIRTS!! SKIRTS!!!
= 1000 FRENCH RUFFLED SKIRTS
reduced from IS to - So
T,h n,r,k Shifting Sheeiing Toweg Blankets Fsnne and
M, Quilts half their value In order TO ene an
IMMEDIATk CLEARANCE previous the removal Of me oa w
Goods stand Of r. 81. JAMES, No. lO2 sixTHAVE hEAR
kiGHrH-SE.
NORSETS HALF PRICE.
" ONE DOLLAR WORTH TWO
French shaeboue Co good shape Also cheap Linen
HndEerce Collars se EnbroideTies FghGg Ribbons Dress
Trrmrgs Gloves &C. &c n BWerTs Paris Corses and new
shape skirts ELGERS Nos 800 and $50 Broad" near Nineteenth
H. east side.
DEADS of EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BROWN, No 203 Broadway three doors from the Bridge
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ptu Qualifications

~.
Published this day.
rI,HE LAST TWO VOLUMES OF
THE SELECT WORKS OF J. X PAULpIs9
a BOOK OF VAGARIES,
WITH PORTRAIT or THB AUTHOR
THE DUTCHMAN'S FIRESIDE.
NOVEL EDITED BY WILLIAM !. PAuLDlSd.
Each vol, $50. CLOTH
Uniform with the LITERARY LIFE OF JAMES
X PAULDISG the Tabs OF THE GOOD WOMAN, and THB
BULLS AND JOSATHANS The FIVE together comprise AL 'oe
wrgs this distinguished and popular author worthy pensaen
preservation The collection tie Standard Edition OF the No Of
PAudng and should have place IN every library when eonsn
the productions Of the leading American authors
These By ell booksellers they WI ne sem po''
p. by the Publishers address upon receipt OF The pre-
CHARLES SCRiBSER Co, No o5f brososI:
Between Blseckor and Bond a, k.wNofh
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HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.-WINTER Al
RANGBMBSrS.

Commencing MONDAY Nov. rs, 1851
Two through trains Daily Connecting with NsS-fof az bu
Express Lines
Leave Bridgeport At 1000 = m. and 5;35 p N
Leave PttsGeld at 8 e. IN. and p m.
J. IA STRONG. Supsrrtsrisrt
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a. s. NaasHALs OFIcE. Is. D. % PEsN-ILy,sfA,l
PuuADyfrHft Jan. q. 1903
rVHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the

TTTTTN Is TO VIl 10 MI TNIr-I H1I UH VHU
DAY Isnnars D. 1863 warrant ln Bankruptcy Issued
sgns The E-t,is al JOHN WithhRShAM - Phisicpb the
County a Phil State % wanna who has been adngd
BsnAlt Petition that tie payment Debts and de-
Iyery property belonging such Bnkpt. = bin, Tor bis
transfer property him forbidden by ss; that
Meeting Creditors o ito nd Bankrupt prove their debts and
TO BE Will De held
Banlrupicy o b- bocn No b5 Warus PHILADELPHIA before
Edwin chi,e Ecssie Ca he 2yib DAY FebiaI A. D. 1893
o n O'Clock .. 7 &. hlLhAhhR
J27lap3sM T. T. M.Tshal as Messens,r
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T ONG ISLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

raHgement-Change Of Time-Leare Janes.lpi H. Nal
all waysaIou- connecting Mineoa IN
Glen Cove Hampstead II soss, passngr ,,,
and all stations Express train for River HeaL ~
Glen train and all NsyarorS h.,
ParnnglAe aud passenger train, and for North lp sa'f'
DAYS only
SUNDAY Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point e5A arrive, a,
Hunters Point at $40 p N. TO take effect Nov ls67
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IEW-Y0RK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
1881 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. ftL
COMMENCING JUNE 3. 1891
ssssuger Station York ard Fcuh
Entrance on Twenty -seventhst

Passenger Station New York corner ard Yub
Entrance on Twenty hst
TRAINS LEAVE SRw.YoRE.
Po HewHayen and Bridgeport Loo AGO (EI). Dg n, iAs
Milford staii Fairfield Southport, and wesipOr TOO 9o
For Sorxsi Zoo (Rr co. IL % NJ lals (Er) EIl
as 40 ell $50. 500 (Bn) D. m.
For Darisn. 100 go. H. % a 3t5. 40, $50 49, a..
(ErJ 3a5 40 (BIj, 40 so $50 aOO (El.I p Us.
For Greenwich and intermediate stations, 100 500 ilD ~
''''' WV Wv CONNECTING TRAINS
Pof Bostob Ia Shore Line, l2l5 tRs y at0 p m
For Hartford and Springfield. 500 (EI, l2l3 500 Hrl ?"
COnuecteu, River RaiOsd. 500 (EIl i2isP - EoS
For Hartford Providence FishLu Railroad 900 Oh E
SevHayeu LOutOr and S,ouingOn Ralrosl $50
POr Canal Railroad. 2l5p N. to Northampton.
FOR lonsstonic Railroad Acc e. M, 1OOp IN.
Nor Naagatuck Railroad. 400 m. 300 p m.
FOR Danbury and Norv alb Railroad 100, 90o IN, 40
''--''' ''''' ~ '''''"'' JAMES II HolT. ST.,
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I-(WlN~
~ TER ARRANGBMBNTsD
Leave Jamessshp ~ r.. ats VIA l. Railroad 70 jafcii i
BABY aud all was stations
Leave Prankrsaye Brooklyn AZ DOS via Broosfu CDuii
Railroad 10 Jamaica. for Babylon and all way-statous
Leave Jamessp. " Y, at l. Railroad 20 iaunei if
Babylon aud AL stations
Leave Pranknave Brooklyn at2;Y p NJ via BroOAn Cslifl
Railroad. TO Jamaica, for Babylon and all wasstions
Leave Babylon at 1888 for jamaica and al ysao ee'tt
ing sitb tran Of L. Railroad. arriving at Jnaessp Al 10 No.
ing eb train Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving Fatass'
Brooklyn, AT 10 m.
Babylon 1870 p for Jamaica and all wsys'als on
Leave Babylon 1910 for Jamaica and all So 20 CO..
Meeting With train Of Brooklyn Central Railroad sEng a fa
Brooklyn at 3o5 and connecting also Nth the hoiss az
the las; SewYork jamaica Railroad which Jamaica ever
minutes. H. WHITE superrIsraele
To take effect Nov Z. 1907.
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USirEp srArr' hApnar' oyyicE, T. D orprsssIayssiA.

tLIHIAl Jsl y IOV1s
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on tho
sJi lay Of Jinairr. D. l19 Warrant IN bankruptcy
The Etit- Of DANIEL " EVANS surviving partner Of
" MANS tco ofrliiicphs IN the County Of hiisphi ,nd
ho hiss been siyed Bankrupt his gNn Pc
uon hst e payment O iA psb ,nd ihver Of ny Popey belong
such Bankrupt his ani the lrusr oany Prop.
BY hn forbidden ~ Law that Meeting of the Creditors Of the
aid Bankrupt TIER Debts sBi choose Agnee'
~ hs Estate will 10 hell ccu " B,nkmp 10 BE- holden al No.
65 w.n-i W hs CITY u Pdepha. bel're Iin5sy Ashton,
REGISTER TIE try Ith fy # February A. 1881 at 10
o'clock T. G. kLlMAKkR, Z. 3 Ma,hal. A. Messenger
L..
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4. 3 M,Ess,Gs Oyrics. T. D. ~ PESS.yLy,S,,

PHu,DErPHii Jan d. 1915
rVIIIS Is TO GIVE NOIlCE-That OH the
18th day Of Jinu.TY D 100 wsraht IN bankruptcy
issued tho Estate u ALBERT OBRiRS u PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia aud al
judged Bankrupt hts Petition that he Debts
s delivery Of PROPERTY belonging snch BanLnpt u him
his sad ths taner u rop,y b. bin forbidden by law
that Meeting Of the Creditors the SAID Bukup' their
Debts an 20 choose Ane, hs kts viii 10 held AZ
Court Of Bsnkpicy "a be f0ien No 5 Nllust PbNleph,
before HUXLEY Ashton. eqi Register 90 TIE h Jay II February,
A. ID. 1919, Al II se.ocA a r. e.. bLLMAKER
jar lsNJsM q. s. Marshal, - Messenger
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Situatiuns WanitS- -1,malts.

NUMBER of GERMAN GIRLS want SIT
N UATIoHs Apply At No. 100 Bast Ionsout, Bo~ery
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professional 1Otius.

Professional NOiius.
nR. TRAILS HEALTH INSTITUTION is
IL Florence. J. ScwYork City Once, No. q SiIth
DR ALLEN, Female Physician, 110 6 reenwich-
~ ave. l3t An experienced Lady Physician IN attendance
nR. LARMONT, No. li3 Broadway.-Treat-
IL 10 Paris London and NewYoTk Medical Adviser
AID Marriage Guide on bic special treatment Of Local. Constitutional
Nervous Diseases sticture hstala piles 6e mailed free 81 20
rNHE URETHROTOME.-Th is the term Sc
lectel designate Of which Is adapted each
variety structure Of tie uhra Every however aggravated
be instantly relieved AID conecGtey cured by the patient tao
Shout surgc Scalp No &c for
three lectures Structure Bis private sga class by EDWARD H.
DIXON NJ d. for sale by t. WARNER, Yeeys, Aston House for
- Ofce hours from 8 aud to evenings
No fhsre The instruments for sale and be used
toualy by the inventor only.
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CUPREME COURT.-City and County of New
noiicts Of Bankrupttr.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT % NEN iOEh-iS
,sKRUPrcln The maero CHARLES JOHNSON, Bankrupt TO
WHOM CONCERN The surd hcy notice ~
bis appointment, Assignee of CHARLES JOHNSON Of the Cy %
Brooklyn Ia The Kings bat sh0 has earned 90 business tie
City Sc York Ia tie County Of Nesl0s and state VI kesi York
within said District who has been sdud.~d b.nkrult hi,
By Distinct ~ sid Uiiried 20 New York. the
lat Of fbrusy 1903 JAMES DAVE Assignee No 81 Finest
fJlae3wM
IN BANKRUPICN.-Ds of Connecticut,
,auf1-i the 2h lay 81 IHrtry g. - lP2 The undersigned
hereby h appointment assignee " ARNOLD SMITH
Hartford ud Of Who be,
augel Abirsrp Hpon his petition 10y s Distract Court
s1id Distinct JOHN ". TUCKER Assignee. ~ lsrjsM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

larOcerAes.
nAIs ALLAN d CO., " noiesalo uTocers. orders
Wit ON county merchants promptly nlied aud NJ sc
lowest vsseee. ~ ana I'D Randolph street
eAkklN0fON d BREwsrkIt, tsuccssrors 10 n.
n. Th0mpssn,l " holasale urocsrs, III aud lie y
Water street. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

uOLkOWAYH
ARNlCA
PLASTERA.
The Original and only trnc Arnica Plaster. ~.
sessing the great healing propsrtiea
of the Arnica Flowers
The curative cGtcts VI these Plaster, In All AZ
pain OF weakness In tho breast side or back ana ia
~ casss g Inflammation OF the Inngr, and Cough
src truly astonishing; they give Immediate r,iief
rnysicans prescribe them, and thousands recon-
mssd tnem. Osskhvs-liolicwAv'saret the Original
ana only true Arnica plas,ets
= - ~ =
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For Eamil and Medical uae

Chicago, Rock Island h Pacific
Railroad.
1865. Summer Arrangement. 1868.
Trains run by Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
ANAND AFTER MONDAY MAY IL. 1853,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays xcepted ) as follows
Going East lat Mail train at. ......7 O5, 4. n
Cd Night express. IS, ?. =.
Going West-lst, Express and Mail for Des
Moline. and Washington, I. Is A. =.
I'd, Mixed. for Des Moines and
Muscailne ..63Or..
Arrive at Daven2or, daily, Sundays xcepted
From the Esst-ln Night express u. s. 50. a =
I'd Daily Ex. 4 msil. g o., ?.
From the West--lst Mixed from Des MONIES
I'd. E1pr... from D.s Seisss
snd Washington. 8. 05 ~.
coxxscssoxs.
Al Chicago With sll Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with q. A. 4 =. l.. X. T. for Bloom
ington, Springfield, &c.
1t LaSslle with | 9. X. X for Duslsith. ~
Lonis, Cairo, Ae.
iiupton. Keokuk and Quincy.
AZ Peoris with p. Z. 4 J. B. X. Ac.
Al Dss Moines, Iowa City, and Washin gten
With Western Stage Co. = stages, for III points
West 9euth vest aud Northwest.
sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tick ets for sale and baggage checked 20 Prin-
eipsi Eastern Cities and TOwas.
r. 4. HALL. Asst Gen. HupA. Ohieaee
4. KmpALl, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
FL. H,l.s, A.. Davsnpsrt
N....>~~> Nav 3 19oe
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De NrlsTs.

w. p. &3UNCkEl.. Densass,
OPFIOK. uBRwIN8 BLOCK, PERRY ST.
nAvRNpORT, IOWA. WITH FACILITIES IN
- surpassed, sddsd 70 the experience Of moro thsa
wenty yesra. hopes TO merit lar % share Of patron
Are. yS-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

- Philosophy of Marriage.
New Course OF Lectures, es delivered at the New
FORK Museum, Of Anatomy, embracing the pubjeets
How % live and what 10 livc for: Youth, Maturity
and Old Age Manhood generally reviewed: The
. accounted for: Marriage philosophisaliy con
ddered &c. 80
Pocket volumss coptsining these lectures viii h
fbrWafded 70 paStiel un6ble 20 attend receipt
ieur stanps 6D a6o1t01ings eECRHTARY. NV
Yop9 WusHpn az AxRA1oNy oAHDS S1pgxcH. s1s
iSoApVAv NV Yong. eb1l-d1y
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NEWC0MB HOUSE.
u.ArY Ii CLAIRE HOUaK,

Davenport. .-..... ....... lows
THIS HoTRL SITUATED In TEE CRNT1k OF
L the business portion Of this city. and but ons
block koa ~ Fsfsy and STEAMBOAT Landing. VII
be epsn for The reception Of gassls -
Woanes1ay, April Ash, 1eoos
has recently undergone thorough espairs aad -
tsnsivo ad00e1o, among which q dining Aon ~
70 feet. On Once SAx4O Large pleasant Hafloes
Sample rooms for Agents. and s1ple accenm0da
uons for over 200 guests. Il being furnished co..
plste with new modern styled Furniture. and Slcau
Cooking ksngce. the Propriesose feel warranted Ia
offering TO Families. Tourists and the travelling pub
Nc q astf1csve desirable stopping plaes. SAs d -
Scst In the Wet.
PRNNIMAN. SICILY . co..
apYiS6AVM PfopYiotOPn
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PHYSICIANS.
EtR. LEROY.

Physician, Surgeon & Acooucheur.
(Nember Of Royal College Physicians a ssrgcons)
IRELAND.
Particular attention paid all diseases " the Skin
Advice to the poof free.
DR.. Leroy prepares and furnishes HE own medi-
cines u, his DI-PEssArr, corne: Fourth and Brady
atreets, Davenport. cit-tiy
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|DH. u "A M III -.
FORMERLY ofrJAxlC LOCI HosPlTAL'
the last six years located In ChicaGothe most sue
csesful Specialist Of TIE age in the treatment Of al
diseases Of private nAeufe-can b eon0dootially
consulted at bis once and rOoms, W RANDoLfn s4Dn1s
eoRSEn OF DEABDseH ersRsF, Or efArne, upon tbe
ana skin Diseases and all Discfdsrs u CcnAaaoas
venereal Character-wh.ch he cures without the
Of mercury, iodine petaasa araenics or any poison
but with his positive cure Tor I'll h.
' ORGANIC sAf I WExKSRss. such - Seminal weak.
abuse OF tbs Organ early fndcscsetiUn, or
notwithstanding loss ef memofy, confusicn, de-
PRESTON dimness OF vision, and often times insan.
~, with . dsplofab9s IN u CthR eY0ptoms..
treated ard radically cured b - nAflAbls method.
eavirg time and expense. All disease peculiar to
and permanently cured.
Old diseasCs Of IT, most horrible elass, where the
blood has become poisened-prodacing blotches On
the face small watery blftefsrans tn the head and
and body. crofula-together with an endeee num-
Der Of sucrings-efectually and permanently cured.
d. JAMES fs recommended by the prcse Of me
country, BY professors Of medical colleges and by
the medical PROFESSION gensraiiy; Those afnictcd
Dn JAMS can be consulted, con6dentay, By let
ter r. o. bot ~ chicago M. eneoslas etamp for
retarn anawcr; or at his once and paslors V Ran
dolph etreet, coeuef Of Dearnbora street, from
| n. 70 sP. =. Ten separate rooms, and private en-.
contact viii each other. Everything private and
Jsss published, BY Dr.. Flames, two psiun>,eta. ..
| eP8nArosRHEA and eYr7Frss, and hoek oonS d
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