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THE cheapest and safest Kid Glove in
he city.
For every pair Of Kid Gloves which tear
IN trying on We give youa new pair, with
out charge!i
Through arrangements made with the
manufacturers of our "GlOve." We are
enabled to hold put this great Indictment
20 the public.
Bear the terms IN mind, and try our
Hersog's Kid Glove, 81 IS per pair, all
sizes and beautiful cOlOrs.
HERZOG & BRO,
2q4 Main street.
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The Jeferson-street Opera House IL
doing a Qusrtermaster's business. The
house Is Jam" full every night, and the
fun of il all is that those who 90 once are
bound to go again. Charley Broom and
Charley White, hrst-elass caterers, give
their patrons an A 1 bill on every COCA
sion, including the specialties OF Katie
Clare, Fanny May, Minnie Grey, Jimy
Cummins, Lottie Mitchell, Billy Barry
and the whole array Of fayorites, now I'M
der engagement. And furthermore,
Charley Broom proposes to produce the
Longest Strike" in the business ten
strike, so to speak-and with native tai
ent.
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BUSINESS NOTrcE.-No contracts or OBJ
LEGATIONS assumed or made by any indi-
yidual owner or employees Of this Ofice,
will be paid at U counter or recognized
as an offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH q co.
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Des Arc. Legal Tender, Van Buren,, st.
Francis, Hamilton.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND sUsIHEss.
NAsRvTLLE0 September THE river
Is rising, with thirty inches on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather cold. There WAS frost
this morning. but 1t did no damage.
NEW ORLEANS, September Z7.-Arrived.
Indiana from Louisville, Swallow. Julia.
A. Rudolph from Cincinnati. Departed,
Indiana for Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, September T.-Depated,
Cora 5. Arrived, LongwOrth. Clear and
cool. River stationary with 4 feet in the
canal. Rising al Cincinnati and Pitts
burg.
ST. LoCIs, September 1.-Arrived, LIZ
Zie Gill, StOnew9Il. City OF Cairo. De
parted, Belle ST. Louis. Clear and cool.
CAIRO, September Z.-Down, Julia at
9 AN, Commonwealth II pm. last night,
Kilgour 5 Pun. Up,5Marble City IL p.m.
last night, City Of Cairo Q pm, ST. Jo-
seph II am. River fell three inches.
Clear and cool
MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, September q.
The river declined 5 inches the previous
"a hours. It stood q feet below the high
water mark Of 1901 this morning.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
The weather yesterday was clear and
cool. Last night a FROST was talked of and
looked for by ANY Business at the
landing was active aud lively, with good
prospects of an increased business to-day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Wsuanits leaves for Cincinnati this
evening. Capt. Larry HArmstad - agent.
W. b. McCabe, an old river engineer, is
not expected TO live. He IS al tho Marine
Hospital.
for New Orleans. The Colorado leaves for
NfrEahuru and tina ArEaraIa laavaz for
Arkansas river.
The Flirt leaves st. Louis on Thursday
for Red river direct.
Several gentlsmen were sitting up late
last night awaiting the arrival Of the Ma
genta. She viii likely be found at the
wharf this morning.
The HaYnEsOn, Capt. VIM. HardWiek,
leaves fot Osceola and Hale's Point this
sfternoonat 5 O'Clock. Frank Gonterman
Is clerk.
The Commercial starts out for White
river neXt Saturday, in opposition 10 the
Natoma. Capt. JnO. b. Davis, whose pop
uiarity IL bouudl5ss, will command, and
Jas. Thompson. assisted by Charlie sharp,
will do the hOnors in the Offices. Levy
and Robbins are agents for the CONNER
eial. We will give a mOTs extended des-
criptiOn of the Commercial in a day or
two. In ths meantime examine her card
which this morning appears In another
column.
The Dan Able went Out last evening
with a tip top trip, the Cheek likewise.
The Van Buren, anne OF the docks and
dropped down TO the landing to load for
Arkansas.
The Commercial went on the docks and
will enter the lists against some tine
packet as soon as her repairs are compile
ted.
The Legal Tender brought lE3 bales of
cotton from White river, and returns to
th0 White river this evening.
The st. Francis leaves this afternoon a.
5 pm. for Wittsbury and all pOintsan tho
st. Francis river, Capt. Bowman in com
mand.
The Des Arc viii leave FIR White river
on Thursday next.
The Wauanita will be down this MORN
ing from Cincinnati and return on We'd
nesday next.
The Mary Houston passes up for Louie
willie tomorrow.
The Magenta viii be up tbis morning
and leaves for Now Orleans on Wednes-
dav.
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age 1t. DIR. Bagby's first lecture, bacon
ead Greens" produced a great sensation.
Inlmitable humoF and psthOs kept the su-
dience alternately in tears and laughter.
The originality OF his genius cannot fail
20 charm, and, unlike the majority of Lee
turers, he is never driven to repeat strings
of newspaper anecdotes for the amuse-
meut Of his audience; but all you hear
from him emanates from his own brain.
He initiates none-and no one can initiate
him.
From an old friend, Col. Nose Parrish,
of h Bolivar BgHetta, we have = request
to publish this, which Is from his pen. He
says he most earnestly endorses Mr..
Fleming. who, through him, has our best
wishes for his success, Read what Nose
saysrfSpesking for the old Inera Of
Hardeman county, It b our pleasure to
say A. Eos. Fleming will be q candidate
for doorkeeper to the Lower House Of the
.Legislature; we ask Of the Democratic
members this favor, and request the press
to make mention Of the same. A E. E.
Is a brother Of ]. N. Fleming, OF Knox
Vile"
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LETTERs IBID FoE POSTAGE
Edison, Mr., Calpo, Ill.
sissippi City.
Bscone, George w, city.
Andrade, Joseph & Co., New York.
Hoods, Robert, Charleston, East Ten.
nessee.
Gregory, Miss Juds, Charleston, Ten
ness9e.
Rowe, Miss Caroline. South 7th and Pest
slozzi streets, 1t. Louis.
Black, Frank, Sardis, Miss.
bert. city.
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MCRRAY & RIDoELY, merchant tailors.
81 Madison street, call the attention of
their customers and ali others in want OF
anything in their line, that they are re-
sewing and will be able 10 show them az
nm a stock Of goods, and will put them
up in as fine style as any first class estsb-
ltshmsnt in the United States.
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To PRrNTERs.-We have for sale a font
Of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a unit weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL Office! ~
HEATING. ENGLISH g. co.
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wASTED.-Three statesmen. well ac-
ouainted in Arkansas, Mississippi or Ten
nessee. Only those influencing a good
custom need apply. Also Il salesman
capable of taking charge of a boot and
shoe stock; also one hrst-class dry goods
salesman.
J. Il. LOEwENSTINE & BROS,
81 Main street, Clay Building.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
5EPacket Comp'Yzl
UNITED STATES MAIL.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

IRON AND AFTER T1S DATE THIS
IN the Arkansas river; sna until the compile
ton ofth~ new hotts, the fouowlng boats VIII
| c0nS.itute the line.
THONA Il. ALLEN---PRrrcHARp. Master
nzARh ---.---.H BLAIspELL. Master
~ Rlce, Master
". Il CALDW ELL----Rub Haynes master
leaving Memphis every Monday. Wadne-day
AMI FTtday.a o'clock pm making eOn &C.
iiOas At Little Rock with the COmpanysHght
dHaugnt packets:
AMERICAN 10y Chapman. Master
EhhI Master
fOhA smith. Master
For all points above Little Rock, d high up
Is Fort tsthsOn.
Through bills OF ladinS given for Freight to
and nom New Orleans. Memphis. st Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati.
FrsiEhts delivered 1t destination, st al
Stages o. tbs river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring 70 ship by this line
Rom ths North, East OF West % any point on
the AFkansaS river, should have their goods
ccEsigued 20 MEHPHI AND ARKANSAS RIy-
"A PACEEr COMPANY NJ Memphis fOhice 90
Front street, A0Sby BiOck.l Those shipping
from New Orleans SHOULD consign to Mem
pills and Arkansas River Packet Company
Mouth Of White River.
The above cumpsny are now building tive
be finished about the lst OcLober, thus
securing - their patrons a reliable txI-Wesk
y A1e In hlgn or low water.
JOHN T. ADAMS, President
IA kENDIG, Agent.
sell Of1re 10 Front street. Nosby Block.
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sl25 to 1926 reduction in the price OF the
world-renowned gold-medal Pianos of
Chickering q Sons. Elegant seven octave
Pianos at $500. Terms easyt II. G.. HOL-
LENBERG, Agent, No. 262 Second street.
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ocToDER.-Harper's, Galaxy. Lippin-
colt, Atlantic, Eclectic, Putnam, Pleasant
Hours, Leslie's Lady's Magazine. Godey,
Demorest, Peterson, besides a host ofotber
monthlies, Phunny, Literary, French.
Ger man,, Irish, Scientific. Sporting and
PC0ss papers. All the Northern. West
en and Eastern daiIiea at Joe Locke's.
2S6X Main street.
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RALLY RALLYI RALLYl

MERCHANTS look toycur interest. Hyou
w want Groceries, Bsggtng and Ties, cheap
Al Wholesale, go to 8TRATT9N, 0oYEH q
Wholesale 9TueeEs and Cotton FACTORS, Nol
p aR4 ~ FreRt street, MsaPhis, Tasns So
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WRAPPING PAPER FOL SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity Of wrapping paper cheap
for cash. on application at the APPEAL
squirting room.
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PRoGRE>sIvE SCIHNcE.-why utH peo-
pie fail to wall themselves Of the scien-
ttfc aid offered by Or. Lindoman, now al
the Oyerton Hotel? Call and have your
corns removed, your tender feet and in
jured nails set right BY his skill, and your
bonions banished forever.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-28

NoTIcE-The annual renting Of pews
IN the First Presbyterian Church, corner
Third snd Poplar, will TAI place al the
church on Friday next, October LIST, at 10
o'clock an.
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ATTENTION! ENTHUSIASTICALLY large
meat cutters, with 1y wheel, at Charles
Stout & Bro. 3, 227 Second street.
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OF COMMERCE
Election of Omcers---ThOmas A.
Nelson, President.
DELEGATES to Louisville The her'
chants Tax Law. al1C
Address of Ex-Presldsnt Cherry.

The regular monthly and annual meet
inc of n Chamber of Commerce was held
Yesterday afternoon, President w. ID.
Cherry in the Chair. al :
The minutes of the last monthly and
the last called meeting were read a ap-
proved.
members of b Chamber: Sbiebler q Co..
hide and leather; Ben K Pullen, queens
ware: Barbour, Wilder & Simpson, hard
ware; Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
The resignation of W. B. Waldran was
received and accepted.
The action of the retiring board of Off
GERS in fixing the annual dues AZ $40 fol
single members and SIS for Arms was APP
proved by a vote of Chamber.
Action on the recommendations to
amend the bylaws made by the retiring
board of officers was laid over until the
next regular meeting. q g =
The Committee on Elections then came
forward and made the following report:
The undersigned, appointed 4 commit
tee to hold an election for officers to serve
the ensuing year for the Chamber Of COM
merce, report h following result:
For President-T. A. Nelson, S4i VIM.
r. Moore, p.
Vice Presidents-James Elder, III; W.
r. Moore, Go; G.. L. DennisOn, III; F. s.
Davis. ITO; Benz. Eisman, III; 7. A. Nell
son, 10; S. NJ. Gates, 4.
Committee on Appeals-T. B. billiard,
II2; Napoleon Hill, liz; N. Corona, ll2;
John 5. TOof, Ill; W. n. Brown, III; J.
J. Busby, LIZ; w. T. Galbreath, H. IN
Treasurer-W w. Scheduled, Ill. 2
From which it appears the following are
the officers elected:
President-Thomas A Nelson.
Vice Presidents-Jas. Elder, W. r.
Moore, G. L. Dennison, F. 5. Davis. Benz.
Eisman.
Committee of Appesls-T. B. billiard,
Napoleon Hill, n. Corona, j. j. Busby,
Jno. S. TOOf, w. n. Brown, W. B. Gal
breath.
Treasurer-w. W. S~choolfeld.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Speed, Safety asd eomfort---EiliOt Line.
Memphis and White River q. :. Mati Packet,
For Helena FrIlr's Point, Dev6ils Blun
Little Rock, Hot Springs. Searey, Des
Arc. Augusta and JackSoBport.
LEGAL TENDER--..JOhn d. Elliott, master
This drst-eIass sfde-wheei pas ~
ssuger steamer will Leave as @
EVERY TUESDAY. at 5 o'clock pm
Connects with Steamer Aoiite 9RatZ for AL
DIN on Upper White and Black rtyera
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Aasnts.
Prpmensds and Tsnsrssz So, opP. Landing.
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GET your fish. oysters. gsme and ice OF
Charley n. Martin, Nc. 81 Jefferson street.
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For RENr.-A desirable residence on
Adams street. The furniture, which is
nearly new, is for sale. Apply to
T.. J. ALISON, SI4 Front st.
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BILLS Of Exchange on all the principal
cities of Europe, for sale in sums to suit,
at First National Bank, No. Il Madison
street.
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FALL GooDs, Of all description, opened
to-day. MENKEN BROS.
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BEAUTIFUL white Arabs" for theater
and opera wear, opened on yesterday.
HERZOG & BRO.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list Of letters re-
naming in the Memphis PostOfice and
not delivered by carriers yesterday.
AL letters directed to street and num-
Der. will be delivered promptly by car
riers.
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ALINB Of new Dress Goods opened to-
dsy. MENKEN BROS.
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LADIEs' LIST.

LaUIbS LL5Is
Alexander, miss A N
Bell, mn NJ Z
Carleton, mrs Q Cooper, mr. n
Cantrsll. mrs VC Carter. mrs G
Drummons, mrs NJ G
Eaton, miss Al
F1aherty, mrs N Finney, mrs
Foster, miss L L
Harris, mrs ) B Hopes, mr. ii <
IsOrn, mrs, col
James, mrs DIG
Leftrige, miss )
McClaran, mrs Ell Mcknight, miss L
Mckinney, N II
Parrish, mrs F. PrirokIin, mrs A
Suffer, mrs NJ Shelby, miss L
Smith, mrs N O Street, miss L
Stewart, mrs r
Toler, mrs G
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NEW styles hats Just received al Whea-
ton & Co.'s, 279 Main street.
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Buy F.. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods. etc,
81 virgins & Thorn. msnufa eturera, -
AsiE strsst, clay Baildlzg.
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ALL the latest style hats now ready at
Wheaton q Co.'S, 20 Main street.
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WHEATON & Co., Hstters, 20 Main
street, have received some more new
styles hats.
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CEoIcK Dress Goods. just received.
MENKEN BROS.
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ALPAoAs for thirty and thirty-fve cents.
HERZ0G s. BRO.
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IFyou want q good hat cheap, 20 to
Wheaton & Co.'s, 279 Main street.
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SILK PoPLINs opened.
HERZOG & BRO.
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Dox'r suAKEI-Get Affords % Ague
Remedy.
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DRY GOODS, ETC, AT AUCTIONi
This Tuesday, Morning, Sept. p, at 10
O'Clock by
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COTTON PRESS.
INDEPENDENT PRESS,
No. 203 Madison Street.

THIS Press, formerly known as the Msrrftt
i Pres II now Opeu for business Having
been thoroughly repaired, W. propose to put
cotton IN excellent order. We in enI max
INK this our future business. and will guar
antes to please ali who TiISsnd Is their cot
ton MORSE Z
e. Z. H0RAE,
Use HE7fES.( ssEa
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FOR E ORLEANS.

Memphis and Nov Orleans Packet Line,
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PAcEER
For New Orleans, Natchez, Vieksburu and
the Bends.
AAGENTA~--xJ Frank Hicks, Master
John s Sullivan, Clerk.
AAcSA y. Green, Master
8. Creighton. Clerk.
Obeofthe aboVTspltndld steam 49,
ers VIII leave Memphis EvzRYEz5e
commencing with the MIgsnTa
September 9Th. and remAfainv - the frads
The season. Agent MEMPHIS.
sels LARRY HAHalSTAD
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FOR OscEoLA
FOR A POINT.

Friar's Point Tri-Neekly Packet.
For Helena, Friar's Point and Way Landings
q u q. w. OH 4 *
GEORGE
Ihis elegant DasSenEer packet r.
EAl leave MEMPHIS
turn rom FRLAR's PsISF TUEsDAH THUS
DAYS and at 10 am.
r W LIGHTBURSE, Agent. MemphtE.
MORNOSr ALLEN CO. Agents.
Friar's Point
PENNY 90, Agents. Helena.
GRUBS& CO, Azents, Delta
J. aodULLEN, Agent Delta. sells
Friar's Point, Helena and Bends
- Packet. -
DAN ABLE, . JAMES LEE, Master
STACK LEI AND CHARLEY JACKSON
- Leaves Memphis, compromising Sepsens-
oer 20th-AoH'}ays, Wednesdays aud Frtdays.
at 5 O'Clock p.n.
% Leaves FTiar's PoiRGTus-days, Thurs
days aad saturdays, 81 lu OcIoek am
ELLIOTT & MILLER, NemphlA
&ORFOS, ALLEN a 20.
sss PENNEY & BCRKE, Hei-na
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ELEGANT designs in Prints, opened 70,
day. MESKEN BROS.
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SURE CURE FOR cHuus.-Alords 80
Ague Remedy.
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HUIILIEb ELEhILLl
Corner Second and Adams streets.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR MOUND CITY,
Memphis and Hoeud City Packet

GALL Atm .-waerener. Matter
AA leave Memphls al and IT,
seava Mound CITY al 7 and . ] md
~ pm Landing at present foot Of Union
street. s&fS
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RIVER y
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RIVER NEWS.
AIHER \

Des ARC; Legal Tender, Van Buren,. St.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
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PLAID Arab Circulars just opened
HERZ0G & BRO,
NEwHousE TRAPs-mink, otter, beaver
and bear-at Charles Stout & Bro. 3, 27
Second street.
IT SELLS wRLLEAIfOrd's e. Asus
ReHaay,
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company-
FOR Cairo. Louisville and C~fnrinaatf.
Ena<ffT
This elegant aud swim steamer 49,
will leave Rs above s-
TUESDAY. 18th INST, ats pm. -
LARRY HARMSrAD, Agent.
NapH No. 10 Madison street.
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FOR ST. LOUIS
FOR vICKsBURa.

United states Line for Vfcksburg-For Hell.
ena Napoleon and Vicksbury.
naIL FISHER, master
This elegant passenger packet IT,
viii leave at above Hs
THURSDAY. Soth inst. AZ S pm
freight received at the 81. Louis Wharfboat.
seS FLFM. CALVERT. supt.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-23

Remember. our schools and give them
call. It will do you good, and it will
do them good.
Our farmers will be pleased to see the
card of w. T. Burnett, who is doing all
kinds of blacksmithing in his shop on
Third st.
The donation to Rev. GRIT, on Fri
day evening last, was success, so far as
temporal blessings were concerned, and
most decidedly pleasant social gather
ering.
Remember that wheat is taken here
on old accounts, or in exchange for
goods, at 20 cents, or five cents above
the prices on the lake. Oats at 40 cents.
Bring along the PRODUCES say the
merchandise say the blacksmths-so
say all the mechanics. and SO say the
doctors,-and, we have no doubt-so
say the ministers.
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An efectual remedy for smallpox
is said TO have been recently found by a
surgeon of the British army in China
The mode Of treatment is as folows:-
When the preceding fever is Mt its height,
and just before the eruption appears, the
chest is rubbed with croton oil and tartar
ic ointment. This causes the whole of
the eruption to appear on that part of
the body. to the relief of the rest. 1t al
SO secures full and complete eruption.
and thus prevents tho disease from attack
ing the internal organs. This is now
the established mode of treatment in the
English army in China, and is regarded
as perfect cure.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-23

The first term Of the Sr. CRoIx Col
LEeIArE DESTITUTE will close on Friday
of this week. So far as the manner of
conducting the school is concerned, it is
but just to say that no m ore thorough
and efficient corps of teachers were ev-
or employed here, and probably not any
where in the North west.
This enterprise is in reality, an oxper-
iment, and whether successful or not, de-
ponds upon two things. Tho first is the
ability and efficiency of the managers,
which is now fully established. The sec
ond is sbe disposition and determination
of the public here to maintain first
class institution Of the kind.
A little effort on the part of every one
will put the INSTITUTE on firm founda-
ton, and it will prove to be a bright lu-
minary in this western educational hor
lion. 1t will attract talent, energy, am
bitiou snd wealth from the north, the
south, the east and the west, and we trust
its light will shine brilliantly for many
years to come.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-23

CoEUSDRUM.-Wbat is the difference
between Tubs cutter and a revenue.
cutteri A wag replies that while one
bears Tubs stamp, the other bears
revenue stamp.) But we have another an
swer. A revenue-c cutter is an armed yes.
sci in the custom house service, employed
to prevent smuggling, while a TUBB s.
cutter is 'gay institution" for the very
purpose of smuggling, and is just the
thing to run tho gauntlet, with fast steeds
and jingling bells ahead, and jolly besux
and laughing bells within. lfyou would
have gay time buy one.