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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-02
THE VICTORIOUS ELEMENT,

The victorious element Of the Presi-
Dental campaign will bo The military ol
emeut, Those who doubt that il will
decide the struggle should re read the
proceedings of the National Convention
of Soldiers and SoiloFs. which met ia
Chicago on the day before the Republ-
can Convention, and especially the GER
eaony Of presenting the resolutions Of
the former body to General Grant. The
presentation was made by Colonel H. G.
AllemOnn. of Pennsylvania, Colonel
Allemss's address to General Grant. on
presenting the resolutions, was a splen.
did summary Of the duties and objects oI
his eomparriots. and the concluding pas.
'agss are SO magnetic that we publish
thsm:
"0Rr council has ended and you are
our chosen chief. You will 6nd the
volunteer army in good lighting trim.
the ranks filled 10 their maxipUm, the
cop1ihnds we'll oiiicered. and the sup.
Plies bib ample and excellent The
lFnpty sJP Ia the highest state Of disdip
Iine ssEfnnsa.. 1alaciinus .hntijt
'has al teh rsnsdisd BY the promp ness
aud esasieDsy Of . drpmhesd eoprt,mnr-
stlAl. The necessity ..wrYag bitter arg.
uish from every loysi heart. hesying
sighs Of ardent hope and breathing ST.
Leaf but fsrvsnt prayers to Almighty God
that We should, never look upon its like
again. ,- .r,. ,.z .,-r,--
We are stronger now than evcr-pore
courageous and more determined. We
have taken car position, We have posted
our plckeu. we have formed our liues.
we have protected our Aanks, and are
hbly supported by millions of militia.
Fith Schuyler Colfsx at their bead. Al
four coRBaud-"ForBnmi"-ws will
move on the enemy's works. Here 10
our plan Of battln [pressntiog the reso.
lutpnsi I'VE will fight it out on this
lihe if il takes oil sRmmer" and send ths
epepy "ShFliOg doEn The Salley."--
We will charge thea in front, storm
their bresstW orkS. pierce their centre,
flank their srongholIs. aud take them
in the rear, when We will have repeated
the familiar summons from our Com
msnder in Chier; IL demand an uncou>
dilioual surrender" Our victorious
General shall then mount the pinnacle
of lame. twice digni6ed by Washington,
twice honored BY our Lincoln. We have
the honor, sir, TO submit the plan Of bat
qe.
To which General Giant replied in
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TnE Love OF THE BEAUTIFUL -
Place young girl under the care Of
kind hearted, graceful woman. aud she
unconsciously 10 herself, grows into a
a graceful lady. Place . boy ip the eS'
tablishneat Of a thoruaahgoing straight
Onward busipess man, and the boy be.
comes selfreliant, practical business
man. Children are susceptible Great
nreS, and circumstances, scenes and act
ions always impress than. AS you 10.
duence them. not oy arbitrary rules, not
ny stern example alone, but in the thou
sand other ways that speak through
beautiful forms, through bfigh! scenes.
soft utteranCes aud pretty pictures, so
will they grow. Give them coraer in
the garden for flowers, encourage them
to put 10 shape The hanging baskets, al
low lhsm TO have their layorite trees,
lead them 10 wander 10 the prettiesi
woodlets, show them where they eau
best view the sunset; buy tor them pref.
Ly pictures and encourage them 10 dec.
orato their rooms, each in his or her
childish way. The inslict is in th'r.-
Give them on inch and they will go a
mile. Allow them tho privilege and
they will make your home beautiful.
| A SiScgRE CoNFgssloN.-At one
ti@e. there dwOlt in MaioO a good Meth
Odist brother who was !'tessed" With Q
wife Of fretfOl disposition. Being at
camp meeting, they on one occasion
snelI together 10 toe tent proysr.poet-
ing. The husband tel. called upon to
pray, Ybicb 10 did ip dsyopl end
proper manner He was followed by
bis vile, who among other things, said
Thou kuowost, Lord, that I PIP sOpo.
what rretful and cross at home, but be-
fore she could announce 10 tho husband
exclaimed, 'AmOOl-trpth, Lord, every
word ofit,' i would DO revealing The
secrets Of dOmesic life to disclose the
manner Aud Oprit ip which the Ocuvsr
salon VA' resumed aud opdpt at Ih'
home cirlS.
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| 20 " ueN pVlueN N'uOWI W oV'u'9a W
phAn, will not call down blessings upon
the Chief Of tho army Who made all that
followed his auspiciOuS stars immortal
10 notiOnF graliipdel
To the active men Of the Republican
party. Colouel AlOmau's "Pllu Of bat
tie" is the chart lha, will lead to over
whelniug uiSiorillss for hiG iIlGs'FiOu'
leader.
You secure the national credit, the
Oarional honor, reconstruction, and all
the rights aud interests Oft people by
following it with fidelity.
Let our clubs organize 10 the spirit Of
this "pluu Of battle"
Let our public speakers take tex! spa
counsel from it.
LetuS borrow the notices Of the ar
my for our sOng', our newspapers, our
pamphlets, aud our ros'rumS,
Let our professions CLEAN with the
shining Sabrss and bayOneIs Of the pu'
ion veterans,
Let US embolm the reCollections of
the sacred dead by recalling their sui
feingd at Libby, Apdrrsonyille, Belle
Isle, and the crueIlies Of their savage
keepers.
Let US revive 10 all its terrible truth
The sympathy of the Democracy with
these foes Of humanity and freedom.
Never let the public mind forget either
the sacriGces Of the heroic dead and liV.
ing or the borbarOus treason of the auth
oys Of the rebellion.
ROsurrecl the Democratic platform Of
1854, with McClellan upon it. which
declapd the war for the Unon "a lail,
wc."
Resprec, the Democratic hostility 10
the soldiers voting in the field.
Rssurrect the Democratic ISLANDERS
upon Abraham Lincoln.
Resqrect the effor,s Of the sOulEerR
Democrats 10 burn our Northern cities
and to carry psstilen 90 into Northern
homes, r- 5 r..
ResuFest the Democratic hostility 10
ihe draft and 10 the carensy. 'f
Rcsurrect the deep Democratic hatred
-four Sanitary Fairs and Christian Com,
missions. - .'''s'
ResurreHt the Democratic hostility 10
ell ibs vas ssasureS of Congress, thus
prOttacring the war ani helping the rOi
tors
Make the campaign, iu short, mill.
,srY campaign, under the "Plan of bat
Tie" Of the Union soldiers and Sailors
snd,i their glowing Language to Gen.
Gan:
Charge the enemy in froul, storm
their breast works, pierce their centre,
a sDk their sIroughOldS, aud take them in
taE Eeor.F
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WAHoNi0'

Masonic
The regular communication Of Mipturn
Lodge No. 10, A.. y. and A, NJ, Rre held
mOnthly, ou tho night oI tha full moon, the
sans being TpO'day, or tho Tuesday night
iSnnedIalely preceding.
RsptI9, leS7-ly.
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lhece signifcant sentenees:


Gentlemen ofthe Committee Of Soldiers
and Sdilo,r ! will say that it was never
desire Of mine to be candidate for
any political ofFcs, II isa sourSe OF
qualification to pe 10 feel that | hnye The
support nof those who sustained me
through the great rebellion which we
have passed. II did not feel | had the
support Of those | would never have
co o Sc nied to be candidate. 1t wos not
matter OF choice With me, and hope,
os have accepted, that Twill have y your
aid AMI support, from now until Noysp'
bcr, as l h Od it during the rebellion.
II the Onion soIdisrs and sailors, and
the millions who revere the memory oi
the glorious dead aud bOuOr the patriot
10 living, accept the 'Plan Of b'tIlo'
and faithfully adhere to it, the campOigr
upon which we have entered will close
/" 'dumphanlly as the campaign ppOr
Rich@opa.
What ono Of these countless masses
will reCpsO 10 respond 10 Gen. Grants
appeal for bis 6ppport7 ao
Who that sustained him during The
war will fail him nowi y
| Who that fought Tor the old Gag viii
stand aloff from The Great Captain Iha
bore Il TO VietOry9 Egr.H
who that prayed for him on tho felc
will not toll for him at the ballot-boXH
WhoAhAt subscribed money 10 tb'
IcausO for which no fought will not nov
Isub,eribe to give Us President in th'
con qoeriog General?
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J,u. uOqyr. s'fsU Io.B. XOosE.
NRs. HooFF & MOORE, ainF
Having forpcd apartperslip for the practice
oiMGdcine, offer their services te toe citizens
Of Point Pleasant and surroEpding country
Que or he other may be found at all hours Of
The day and night tWhen not professionally
engagcdl at their Office, at the Drug Stove Of
Hocif q Moore aps9-ly
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A CARD.

NR. j. ?. CAMPBELL, offers his profeS
~ GionAl Rorvioes TO the citizens OF FONT
Pleasant and vicinity, Office on Main street,
three doors boIog tho Register Office,
August Is lS67;mb
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There is sp individual 10 Detroit who
proposes to sail over the fAls Of Niagara
in an Iudia rubber life boat. The shape
of the boat aud Ihs PeculUr mode Of It's
construction, so as 10 mako the operation
o safe one orc fully described. Thirty
thousand dollars is the price at which
. man risks bis life in this fool hardy
experiment that can result 10 no good,
even II successful.
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The way 10 succeed is to try. En-
!husiasm and labor always tell, unless
each effort is iu new direction. The
trouble with people generally is they
lack faith, direction porsiSIency and in
tepsity. The man who draws hand
cart might no, be a poet, but with the
right sort of pushing he would leave
that useful vehicle far in the rear and 10
timc, como to drive his spauking span,
Every homes, trial wei! followed up ir
sure to be q gain.
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Il, s, BROWN,

AFTURNEY AT Law,
1NET{LL practice in the eapniies Of Mason
w jackson. and Writ. Address, Ravens
wood. West Va tAprl u '67-ly
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TALsuD fROvENgs To slandeF 10 Ia
murder. u
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cHIcKENs-markst arm. Young, AGA 50;

CHICKENs-Market hrm. Young, A94 So
EFSGsGVery few In market. selling at 25c:
FRUIT-Dried apples In demand al SSoe'
FLOOR-Marhet is dull. superhne, g 5og
:; \, ss99 50; XXX, slO9Il; Xxx ana fancy
HAYEQnieIat sisa22 per ton.
HAMS-Plain country, nominal, piaan cAn-
vsssad I7dIsc: sugar-eured canvessed, legzic.
HIDES-Receipts light Dry mint, HEY
drv salt, I7GlSe; green salt, l09llci green. e4sc.
Liabilities unchanged kegs DSAei
LfaEIE1Feka, s. Is; Alabama, Cape and
HOLAsSEsSFair stock. s~ugsrhouse, 65cB
81. Porto Rico, 65aS5c; Syrups, 49c9Si "a
MISS PORK-There IS a fair demand AZ ~ 20
$50 90. Prime mess, 81 90 rumpS2 0O9So;
toSms~Coal oil, sss4Oc; lard oil, 81 4Oel 49,
o5SSIoSs1stock very light. Firm at sss4 per
POTATOFS-GoOd shipping are in demand at
s2aS Der bbl. Sweet, 5e9sl per bushel.
SHEEP-Stoek only moderate. choice Vest
ern, S4a5 so per head Tennessee, s2S5 % as 10
qSSuGiR-Ths stock on hand is fair. We
ouote prime 10 choice Louisiana, l69iscs com
/ mon to fair, I29l6c; Island, l2%9l6c.
S~ALT-Pnces firm. Held at 9 59g5 20 per
barrel of 2S0Ibs; : bushel barrels ZSg4 90
TfverpOol sack, coarse and hne, % 2gS d.
TAR-In kegs, per dozen, S I596.
! TOBACCO@Oo pounds ieafrefuEes sold TODAY
/ at Sc, Medium admitted is worth lsc.
WHEAT-ActiVe demand from city m1llers
Mol, SEE O5; No. 2, 81 S5Sl 90 inferior. 81 4og
WHUsKY-Msrket Grm with improved de-
mand. High wines, 81 l5Ql = free comm n
whisky. Slal 25: imitation Bourbon, 81 5c9
l 50; Bourbon, 81 sos.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-15

The news from all sections regarding the cot
ton crop IS OF an unsatisfactory kind. In some
places half a crop is anticipated; in others
worms are going through the fields for 6 third
time. while in al sections where the rains have
extended II is feared the rot VIII cut short the
crop fully one-third 20 one-haIL Two million
bales is an outside estimate OF tue result Of this
years labor, and the best informed Of our cot
ton men have given up al hope Of any better
return.
Cotton has declined steadily during the week.
UPlancS In Liverpool opened Tor the week at
lO54d, and closed 10 day az l0lsd and declining,
the New York market for the week opened
with Uplsnds 2c. Uplsnds in that market to-
day opened dan and nominal, and at noon was
very dun and unsettled, nominally lc lower:
Low MiddAngS, &e4ci Hiddlings, &c Orleans,
2Jzc, and closed duh with Quotations un-
changed. Il will be seen that NiddIipgs have
declined 4cin New York during the week.
The market has been somewhat excited under
the receipts fneS cotton which have been grad
ally improving until they have reached to-day
the handsome sum Of ls3, or in all, for the sea-
son, alb ut SO bales. This amount will be quad
rupled during the coming week, and would
have been greater now had it not been for the
rains, which have been very heavy for
the past four or i've days. As last as the
crop comes in It is put upon the market
Prices have declined from &c. 10 BE
during tbs week and are still tending
UohENAANI Inc h.st Lat OF ne new crop was
placed upon the market to-day by Williamson,
Hill Q Co. Il consisted OF 70 bales MtddlfpVs
which was sold at25tc. Other sales were made
as follows: One bale Middling, 2Skc; one bale
Low hiddEng, 2l37c; two bales Low Middling
sc; Y bales good Ordinary, 22kc. The sales
for the week in this market viii foot up 80
bales. Sales il Liverpool for the week ending
Friday evening last, 6l,OJO bale. Stock on
hand, $4,000, OF which 10000 were American
stock adoRt al that time. so OgJ bales NJ ubscb.
only 2J30 bales were American. Sales in New
York for The week ending Saturday, 800 bales.
Stock 1900 bales. Weeks receipts at all L. s.
ports, IlOO0 bales.
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a CART.
The New York Life Insurance COMPANY
RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS, OKAL0NA AND SELMA


DY direction Of the corpo-ators Of the above
ID named company, g meeting viii be held on
September p, 1865, at the chamber of Com
merce, Memphis, for the purpose OF perma,
nent organization. The Sfockbolders and all
citizens friendly to the Road, and all canvass
ers Tor Sock, are requested 20 be present with
their subscription lists.
sepi8 y. y. PreAt pro tenn.
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Pratrs southern MADE Cotton Gin

TrHIS GIN is regarded by plant es who nave
used tS. as the best for sample picking tae
Sead clean and light draught. Planters cuitl-
Eating bottom lands are request ed 20 examine
tbe Eureka Gin At harrington & HoWeIs, 20
front street. 1t VIII pay for itself IN ginning
d0v balas. A. n. Gunnison, m1Inuiscturer ol
thS Steel Comb Gin before the war but now a
cIantsr gives the following esrttncate:
. MEMPHIS, TENS., lar uary 81, 1Soo.
aTt.ke pleasure in 81 ding TO plant
- c1Itjvating Cotton on bottom lands of the
Mississippi, Arkansas, White s1id 81 Ts a
~ Alabama. This Gin separates the huus,
boIls. etc, from the Seed Cotton, makes z sooo
semple- and Is superior to any other Gin Ior
hottora lands. / have used one myself en- =
arm in Washington county, Mss, II 0pe-
rateS well and gives entire Satisfaction IN ever
A. N. GUNNISON."
Orders for Gins, from 40 to 30 Saws and Gum
ReltinR. at Factory Prices, addressed 10 tns
esTs al HARRINGTON & HOWELL, Sos
Front street, Memphis, promptly Allied. Presses
and eseariag put up, and Gins repaired ~ .
sEfil61I 6inwrfsht, q. .TRUhEAHT,
fV2s staw2n&w Agent for Daniel Pratt.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FINANCE AND TRADE
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL. I
hEMPEIs, September IA, 1855. ]

MEMPHIS, September IA, 1855.
The movement in Bonds n stocks during
the week have been light and quotations are
much the same as last week. Our banks sre
disposed to hold all their currency wellin hand
for the movement OF cotton, and are not In
vesting In outside securities except upon or
ders. Among the latest sales reported are forty
shares Memphis and Charleston Railroad stock
at 55c, and $4,000 city bonds alluded to on Sat
urdsy at soc. The offerings Of the latter would
be plentiful at sic, but holders are not willing
20 sell at SOC. Other stocks and Bonds are
nominal at last weeks quotations.
Exchange is increasing in volume, and the
rates are fencing d~ownwards. SO far we have
heard OF no purchases at anything under par
by our banks, but we learn that q lot was Of
fered to-day at &c discount. The selling rate
Is uniform at 20 premium on New York ex-
cept al the German National, who sold to-day
at &c premium On ST. Louis, Louisville, Nash
vile and New Orleans, weQuote a hc premium
selling.
In Gold there has been but light sales during
the week end quotations have been tending
The New York market opened
to-day al 1885, and closed at l4S5sc. The on'y
important sale reported to-day was one Of 3
at ls2Ec, but smaller lots were taken at l42c.
We have no demand 70 report except for ship
ment. and selling rates TO outsiders are within
a fraction OF New York rates.
City scrip is tnsome request, but the Offering
A4N@N nv ~ Wv ~ Ll1--A ~ MY
size, while the demand is not active except
from brokers They want to buy at f2@73c,
while they sell at soc, which is a large margin
even on small warrants. We quote one sale of
8 few hundred dollars made by a dealer at &c
snd another ST sc.
County Warrants are scarce and in demand.
Dealers take all offered at 5595Sc. Selling at
6S17Oc, as 10 amount.
Police Scrip is gradually improving, and viii,
no doubt, go up to soc. Dealers offer sec freely,
and sell reluctantly at Sc.
The New York Stock Board quotations were
at noon to-day as follows: 5 20S, COUPONS OF
81, Il; 81 IS5s; 80, 81; IS, II new fssps 50;
20, 81; IS, lO9; IO-40s, coupons, lOF[. bonds
dull Cd Tennessee bonds, OK new. 6SZ.
A New York exchange says that business
men always expects dun season Of trade dur
ing the excitement Of a Presidential contest.
Experience teaches them this lesson. and they
argue that IL is a natural couseq uence Of a great
Pohtissl contest, when men are willing 10 drop
everything for the sake OF party. II seems.
probable, however, that the present season will
be an exception TO the general rule. Tne fan
trade is now Just opening, aud there are indi-
cations that it wiz be unusually heavy. Coun-
Try merchants are beginning 10 flock into the
city In large numbers, and it is noticeable In AZ
the bills which they buy are generally heavy.
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WELL BORING.
WATER! WATER!
WE'LL BORING.

HAvING purchased the right for Tennessee,
III of Heath 4 Co 3 Patent Well Borer, We
O1sr for sale q few County Rights, ana aIsouo
ho-a wells on the shortest notice. This inyen-
ton is pronounced by all practical men nno
have seen q, and those who have used ~ -
occupies so little space; Is 50 SAFE rom any nut
sance aud accident 90 neat and dur@oIs, mai
ii may be located any where desired. We are
whole apparatus TO parties desiring 70 see Them
we have ~indiSputable testimonia1so OF the supe-
-so-irv and cheepness of these Wells over all
others Known. From fifteen TO twenty dollars
nsr day can be made by any Intelligent work
~ man in the use OF this Invention. A oiuo
of Ave or six persons wanting Wells can puy 3
Comfy Right for what q well would cost themt
and work ft 10 great profit for others. Fer suehs
opportunities are ever offered Tor tnVestinsa
fEx hundred dollars TO dvaHtag
Hddresa r. HER q O
- 40. 20 second street. Memphis, Tenn,
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AUcTIoNEERs.
TRUST SALES
TrMst Sale,

ON THURSDAY, OGTOBER 1, 1885, AT THE
~ bauO Of the u Of Commerce, in Odd
Fellows HAL, Memphis, 81 II O'Clock, 1 viii sell
70 the hignsst bidder fOI cash, lOG q, In the
Ragisnd subdivision, situated on east side OF
RaZiand avenue, % feet font byIS3 feet depth,
on which is erected a comfortable Cottage b
sale Is made by virtue OF a Trust Iced 20 me-
from J. W. Moore and Leander Slaughter.
pJton waived. little perfect, but ! s5d
and convey only as Trustee.
aus JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustes.
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tuesday, the 2esh day Of september, 1865,

at II o'clock am, on Second street, att tbs south
east corner OF Court square, in the city OF Menu
phis, State OF Tennessee, offer Tor sale, at pub
lie auction, and sell to The highest bidder for
cash. the following described real estate, situs-
ted in shelby county, Tennessee, designated
and described as follows, 10 wit: Being parts Of
Lots Nos 81 and "a, on John 8 ClaybrCOks
plan or plot OF subdivision OF q one hundred
acre tract Of land near Memphis beginning ON
the north side Of Henry street, at a STAKE o1e
hundred and seventS-nvst .75l feet east from
the SOntbeaAt corner OF BelieyieW l. & No. So
thence north parallel with the east boundary
line OF said Lot No. 81, seven chains 20 a stake,
81 uth eighty-Liue degrees east one hundred
and ssventy-fVe (I75l fest from ire n0rtheass
corner Of said lot No. %, thence Buth eighty
min degrees east, eight 51-lC0 "a 81 I'D chain,
Qers us leet) TO the west side OF Post and Raj
avenue; thence south seven % chains with
west side OF Pot and RAN avenue, 10 southeast
corner OF said IOt No %; thence north So west
with north side OF Henry street eight 81 E0
Is 52-lOc} chains Qess Us festl 10 the beginning
corn sr. c3ntziHing about four acres
/ will sell said land 10 pay the balance due on
the notes mentioned il tbs deed Of Trust, 81
directed by the beneficiary.
The equity OF redemption Is waived, aud the
tits IS Believed TO be good, but 1 shall sell and
convey only as trustee.
ausO dSs u b. b WADDELL. Trustee.
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Election for Directors OF the hemphis
and Charleston Railroad Company.

TIRE Stockholders in the Memphis and
Il Charleston Railroad Company are notified
that the annual election for Nine Directors OF
said Company will be held al the offices OF the
Company in Memphis, Tennessee, and Hunts
Vile Alabama on
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r
DSyGasary, IHfTmarY and Drug Store,
yes. 40 aaa a. NORTH Court ST.,

III ~
DR. RUSsELLS DIsPENsARY AND IN
~ PRIMARY, the largest and oldest tnstltu.
ton Of the kind in the southwest establishes
in 1855, pleasantly located 81 Nos. 40 ana ~
north SIDE Of Court Square, Aempnls Ienny -
open for the reception Of patients desiring
treatment aud the comforts OF = nome Wens
receiving the same. Patients also Treated Al
the office or by letter, II desired, Dr.
Is acknowledged by al parties inLsrssted s.
by far The MCSTs UCCESSFUL PH1SlCIAH
IN the treatment OF Private or Secret Diseases
Quick, thorough and permanent cures gnarAn-
teaI IA every case, male or female. Recent
CASES OF GOSOKRHEA and cured
Ia a few days, without the use Of Mercury
chance of diet, or hindrSnce nom OuAineS-
RECONUARY SYPHILIS; the last Vestge
ersdicated without the use Of Mercury. In
time. Sufferers rom 1mpOtsncy OF Loss Oh
Sexual Power restored 70 nee Ytgor IN lev
weeks. elect or -Gonorrhea OF loER standing
when al internal remedies have JAILED, per
msueutly and speedily cured oy new treat
rnept. VICTIMS OF SELE-ABUsE and excessive
Venery. suffering rom SPERMAIORkHEA
and los OF physical and mental power, speed
Ily and permanently cured.
eEr an consultations strictly confidential.
Cbronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gsut, Pa
ralysis, Deafness, ETC., treated by the sid OF
once hours home an. TO l Pm, and from
Those wishing to purchase Drugs. Family
Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles etc.
would do well to call AZ DBUS
STURE before purchasing NO. q
Horfh Court street, under tns D~1spensary.
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