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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-02

|soBT. ,. MORGAN. MILTON ?. JARNAefN.
r. DUDLEY FRATsER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-02

The PUBLIC LEDGER is published every AZ
ternoon Except Sunday by e. WHITMORE
and j. J. DuB0SE, under the firm name of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-02
SOUTHERN HddP.sElRT HANuFAcToRY.
City Directory,


memphis City Say. Inst, cor: Jefferson and
NT emphis Bank. corner Main and Madison
W J. j. Murphy, Prest.; r. M. Cash, Cash'r.
'irst National Bank, u Madison.
BOOK STORES.
Ehurch 4 Co.. Booksellers, .Stationers, Prin-
" ters and Binders, 3l5 Main,
6ctIeaves, G. g. 4 Co., Booksellers, Stationers.
Printers Tn%Ts Snd BiRndNsTnS' RNn' Sa1Es ~ a1is,
NUiller, William, H9 Main.
n inkhauer q Bro, 2sl1f Second.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, ETC.
EN oodruff & Co.. l7e Main.
CIGARS AND PIPES.
NUayer, Marshuetz Il Co., removed to 300
Grsyssr. Gee: 1. Importer. Headquarters in
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISH.
ING GOODS.
W%d. 7. G.: Resident s1t Partner n.I darthwaite'
COAL OIL, LAMPS AND SOAPS.
Drescott, o. +. q Co., 40 Jefferson.
II essnbaum Bros. Coal oiI, Pstrs sst &c, oiI and
Stoves GoSTHGTiSNERs xSSlsis's rpS sSiai; % MAN.
WHeinrich, P. H., & Bro, CONNECTIONS. Fancy
H. Groceries, ETC., 2M Main.
Dodesta & Cazassa, 252 Main. cor. N. Court.
COMMISSION MERCHANTs.
Dearce, Lambert & Co.. Commission Merch's
N and Cotton Factors, 226 Front, up stairs.
A ttwood Il Anderson, Produce, Grain, Cot
IN ton, etc.. $50 Main.
VN right, W. p, Grain and Produce Of every
w description, II Monroe, Cooper block.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
n eddin's Commercial College, open Day and
~ Night. at 2yS Main.
CARTHAGE MANUFACTQREk,E ETC.
ANtieary, M, Wagon and Carriage Manufac-
" turer Horse Shoeing, etc., etc., 81 Union:
DRUGGISTS.
M Tansfeld & Higbee, 3Ol and 303 Main.
aSteever. a. H. c.. corner Second and Madison.
~ Goodyear & Falls. removed to @l Main. Gil
CJ bert & Higbee's old stand.
SsSmith, J. A. j., dealer in Drugs, Toilet Arti-
- cles. etc., corner Jefferson and Third. =,
johnson. g; D;' l6s MAN, two doors north
HHoerner, Tbeo.. Druggist and Analytical
II II Chemist. 81 and 90 Beal. corner Second.
VXT alter, j os., 194 Main. between Washing
w ton and Poplar.
Eyi ice, stix Co., Sls Main. exclusive whole
SOutbern palace-Howell. Wood 4 Co.. ss2
r owensten. B.. & Bros. corner Main and
WV ellis L Coll. @7 Main.
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FTOM We NAY buHs
While the je,taeSSe doFee Of England
and theIe highest enjoyment In Bquan.
derlng ON the race coutBe fortunes
which II has taken centuries 10 accu-
Iiulate, the corresponding class In
France have taken to reviving the
duello Of the old regime. II would seem
that no young Frenchman Of fashion
can be considered 10 have established
his reputation until he has had one or
more affairs Of honot on banda, Re.
cent Paris papers afford 0 curious illus.
tratlon OF the mania for duellIng which
now rSHVadeB the arislocratic circles OF
that city. n ~
Mademolselle Markowitz, a woman
OF the class usually described BY that
unLranslalable word eoeolLe, is N nj.
traCtIve person 70 the members Of the
Paris Jockey Club. In her elegant Ba.
looms the most accomplished swelIs
assemble and hold high reyel, and moi
unfreQuentiy unpleasant differences
arise among them, leading 10 hostile
meetings. Not long ago this lad Y found
herself one evening at the MRbIIis CIR.
den unattended, but soon seorired a
cavalier In the person Of Mr.. Reginald
NuoueLAJ y e8loh VI tuO a0blo QOub9 OF
Bedford, and q nephew Of Earl Russell,
While promenading the garden the
couple were confronted by the Vicomte
de 10 PoeEe, who told Mr.. Russell that
be must reaign the possession OF the
lady. Mr.. Russell, thinking that the
Vlcomte was suffering from the effects
Of o pr0traoted dinner, took no notlce
Of him, until made aware by o 'stlnRer'
on the mouth that he meant fight, He
then struck him With his cane, and
followed up the blow With his ists 10
such good purpose that the Frenchman,
being no adept In the art OF defence,
was speedily knocked out OF time. I'M.
Nothing more took place between the
VlcOmte and Mt, Russell, but before the
lrRsCible FrenchmAn left the garden he
Contrlved 10 get Into another uuArrel
with q Mr., Pemberlon Grund, who
slapped his face, All the parties then
rushed into the newspapers, and the
succeeding Issues. OF The Figaro con.
tAined caustlc notes giving accounts,
more or less varied, OF the occurrences
at the garden, Another person, the
Baron do Malortle, also became inYoly.
ed In the queS5a hy describing the en-.
counter bstw Y MY n. Russell and The
Iylcomte, and s2Suslng himself Tor moi
having taken part In Il on the ground
that he had already had a hostile meet.
Ing with the latter, for which he was
heartily ashamed. This provoked
reJoinder from The Vicomte, and the
upshot ofthe matter was that this for.
tunAte gentleman ended by having
three duets on his hands, one with Mr..
Russell, one with Mr.. Grnnd, and
lhird with the Baron de MalortIe. The
result ofthese encounters was awaited
ut our last adyices with breathless In
terest by the beat monde. These, be 1t
remembered, are the French young
men OF the period, who are supposed
10 represent the highest intelligence,
breeding, and deoorum OF the emplre.
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Carpet Department.

4 speoial attention ID given 10 this repart.
ment Having q separate room In the estab,
insnment Tor carpets, OH Cloths, MattinR1
kueH, AAtta, DC, DC, Window Blinds, FlT.
lures, &C., enables uS 10 compete WIih any
house IN tho trade and ofi6f great induct.
men8t 9 eaAh buyera In that department
having Carpet from 800 10 81; selling Inc best
Spy Ingram All WofRted Chain and WOO
Milling a. u per yard. Gail and Boo for your.
Seiyea, u You wlEh % save money. The host
1ply Of &c, and 8 play at 46o. WMte Cotton
Chain from Nos. TO n for 4So. ~ -
Terms arp Strictly Cash. buying and sel.
ling loF cASh you can always tell Hhat YOU
arc doing, for cash viii secure better 6ar.
gains than credit believing that by indus.
w, honest dealing and economy, we. can
not All 10 benefit those friends and cuslom.
en that may DO pleased 10 favor nj with cal,
1heretor respectfully invite an exRmlnR-
ton or our stock OF all cash buyers, eIther
MhholeEale % Iethl beioTe purchasing elSe-
mar42 JOHN ROEMER.
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A NOTORIOUS dRnce.houae In New
Orleans, known as Amsterdam, was
closed by the police few days ago. It
was the wickedest house Ia New Or.
leans, and was opened first, In 1916, by
notorious person named VIM. Wilson,
who was afterwards hung In California.
IL was the haunt OF sailors, thieves and
prostitutes, who, with plano and two
or three trombones, mingled In dances
to which the can.can was modest and
respectable. 1t was here that sailors
Just arriving In port would wake up to
lind themselves without their money,
and 1t was here that occurred some OF
the most appalling crimes which were
ever committed In the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05

A MRs. COOPER, living near Big
Greek, Sebastian county, Arkansas, .
few days ago gave birth TO triplets, all
boys, the biggest Of whom weighed
only two pounds. The other two were
still smaller, especially the second
born. They were, however, perfectly
built and developed, round-iaosd, blue
eyed, their limbs not larger than a
mans little finger, and presented, az
they lay In row on their mothers
bed, striking and touching appear
anne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05
THR New York 4tiblne sayn:

II 10 fortunate for us that the dog
days are nearly over. Daring the heat.
ed Term whole seas Of soda:wRter are
swallowed by gasping humanity. But,
as usual when we drink anything, we
may have been drinking liquid death
from the foaming glasses. The doctors
OF Cincinnati have been inspecting the
soda.water OF that city, and In one
hundred different specimens they found
fourteen contaminated by the presence
Of copper from The fountains, and In
ten they found lead also. Then they
boiled the soda%water-5think Of boiling
soda-water land "a Green scum rose
on the surface, which, upon evapo-
ration, proved to be metallic. Good
soda.water Is no doubt promotlve OF
health, comfort, and longevity; but to
eolntions OF lead and copper there are
decided objections. We wish that Il
were possible to know for how many
deaths annuallyyin the United States
the misuse OF these two metals alone Ia
Ie1pOuhlDlH. Oil. 49,.
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Dresa rrinnI1iInes,

In great variety and A. low prices. Kid
Gloves, o full line OF best quality, 81 y. 81 30.
y %, q 90. Fancy 9lovd8s-h general as
9ortment At almost any price, Ladies' and
Gents Handkerchief, from 60 10 g apiece,
The best Cord Machine Cotton In the
world g e0c per doxy 1HiI7 -
;hoSlERY.Ths largest assortment Of La.
G me-, anu an SenH Aosiery In the city, at al.
Marsailess Honey Comb and Lancaster
QuilA Oloaks and ShawB In great variety
and Rt low prices, A gr,''I - 1880
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HERE are the Ingredients Of the
chewing gun which young Americans
masLicate with such velocity and apph.
rent satisfaction. The gum is made OF
certain parts OF gum arabic, gum tfaR.
acanth, u ANAL quantity Of resin and
Fat. The fat used is not lard-that be-
Ing too expenslve-but Is q substance
expressed from the bodies OF hogs,
cats. dogs and other animals found
dead In the streets OF cities. ar r.
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OK Saturday week = Mr.. Cannon,
near New Market, Missouri. LEFT his
BOY iour years old, asleep In the
harvest.held on q pallet OF oats, and
coming back In an hour did not find
him. Search was made, but he could
not 30 found that evening or night. On
Sunday about two hundred persons
started out to hunt him, but he was
not found until Monday morning,
when he was disco ered lying dead In q
shallow pool, q mile distant from the
place where he was left. He had
wandered there, fallen In, and was
drowned In water scarcely deep enough
10 cover him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-05

(JHVIOlkoTTelp0n1snce Euu Mall Gd:Etke.
The Pope has been thrown into great
ahllction by the death OF his brother,
Count Gabriel Mastal, who few DAYS
ago broke his leg, and by this accident
terminated his life, IN his eighty.eIRhth
year. Yesterday the Holy Father con.
Voked 1t The Vatican an extraordinary
congregation or council of cardinals.
The object Of this measure, at u time
when bis Holiness Ia plunged In, grief,
no one can divine, but II probably has
reference both 10 the state Of affairs
here and The CONCESSIONS made 10 pub
lilo opinion by the Emperor Napoleon
In France. The Vatican feels that the
pressure which has overcome 80 pow
ertul sovereign must eventually pre-
vail In Rome, and the prospect. exoltes
CONSERVATION In prleslly circles. The
Pope goes about murmuring 'Sperl-
amo,' but lie Is very detected and
constantly out OF temper. This
doubtless arises from his every
where meeting signs OF dlscon-
power have! raised the price, Of bread,
though there is abundance Of corn, and
the Holy Father never appears In pub
lie without elicltlng cries OF 'SdntO
padre, pane, pane A few days ago
some women followed him with this
cry TO the convent Of Santa Ruf1lna,
The Pope sent for the Marquis Caval:
let, who promised, II the Government
would assist and support his measures,
to effect an immediate fall in the price
Of bread, but Cardinal Autonelll re.
fused this cooperation. Thus thwarted
by his Minister, the Pope vents his ir.
rltability on all around. Yesterday he
Inflicted penance on the whole Court
by going 10 the scala santa, or stairs OF
PLATE, and mounting to the top on his
knees. or course all the hIg ID func,
tionarles were obliged 10 follow, and It
was a rare sight.to see the strong, old
and young, and slim and fat, kneellng
their way up stair by stair with the
Pore at their head, the Dark Ages
lingering at the end OF the nineteenth
century. 'f. ~
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MuslIns.

A large assortment Of BIoachod and TN.
bleached from 10, u, 10, 10. Is, 2Oc: BleacheI
and uubl cached sheeting g. 81, i0.i. Lin.
en- AheetlnE Of superior quality 50, iO4, A
IIatrge supply q Linen Table Cloths, Table
IA an9ns Mapklns, ToWllngs, &C., of the best
hhirting Linens 81, %, rs, S5s, 81, 81 Is.
SHIFT BOsoms ~. q, 80, IS. 40. 80, %, 7bc.
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W-HrTn GOODS

a large essoEtmSnt q al the dlnersnt makes,
Lawn, AQit aniAhOd Jao0nOt, EtFiped JHeo.
nelS, Plaid JaconeLS; BriillRntS, Pioue1
Gfaneden Yelling Of al cOlorS; Flanneis N
oil kinds and prlcea, y
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Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods.
HOuaSk6Oplnp dOOdLI Carpets, on clo,a,,

HouAekb0plnpI 0oodE CarpOta on vlolh,
Having tho Largest Vaflety and n morp
general assortment pf. Articles directly and
lpdtectlY contested With O Dry Good, No
ton and Carpet Establishments Combined
INTO ono mammoth establishment, Whlch
quantity OF goods Than any Two eEtabISh.
mena In the oily In our line, and IN come.
quence u which can buy and sell thOm n
leaA prices stndying economy In aToTy do
lefEet hnAlnea q slda expSnSSJ ihan any
number OF g0ntlemanly ard comnetsht
saieSmSn, the most .fastidlous cannot fail 10
70 ptc.4tu. .sfgIg.I N Va II -s
special attention Is invited 10 q few arti.
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PRINTS

A Large assortment OF Now stylea 10. lGk
g0c, u. Pure MohAlF LuStres and PoplinS
rom 6Oeto sl.60 Fancy and BLACK silkS nom
BombaElnOa. Grape Batheria, Alexandria
Sord. and many otnor styles OF goods suIta.
PIE ior mourning #.1. ~ TvTi
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IT Is said that a dog taken In his In
fancy and held for three quarters Of an
hour with his head under water, will
never have hydrophobIa, even II bitten
by mad dog. ~|
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CLOTHS. CAss1NIEIaEs,

Satlnets, Jeans, CashmerOts, 40, tho larqest
assortment IN the city, 70 accom- mOiaie MoF.
ehanS and herchAntt TailoH At Eastern
Prices; also, TallOrB' TRAININGS
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If Il DO true that 'Ole Vlrginie neber
tire,' how Is It that 90 many people 90
10 RheetinoS Don't get mad now; we
only ask for iniormation-NeW York
Telegram, ..r ... ...0 +
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DR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal Collegeof surpeonA
Ilndon, Graduate Of one Of them0st onli.
nent Colleges In the United HtAtas, and ithe
greater part Of whose lilo has been spent n
the hospitals OF London, Paris, thiladeIpfIa
and elBeWherej hAA efieoted some OF the innsi
Astonishing cures that were ever known,
ears whom RAleep, great nOFVOnAneH8, ,beliR
ALARMED n kpduUn sounds, bAAhtulneilI, with
frequent OluShlng, attended sometimes with
arrangement OF mind, were cured lmme.
diataly, .iSd 1-H1
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This diatrGlztng Rtfertion, Wffich felihora
LILO miserable and marriage imp0i 6dbl0. n tha
penalty paid By the Yictlmaof Improper Inc
dulgoncta. Young persons arc TOO ant 70
commit exeeaSes nom not being aware 81 nc
dteaaiM eonaeq nenCes mat may ensue: Now
tend 70 deny that the power or plocreation d
lost sooner BY thu50 Milling into inipropeF
habits than by the PRUDENT BeslleA bsinR
deprived OF tho pleasure Of healthy 0fhprinS.
the most beriouA and Destructive Rymuioms
OF both body and mind aftSah 'Tila Evsisn,
became8 derAnged, the Physical and M enIai
Functions Weakened, Loss OF PrOcfeaiiyH
Power, Nervous lrritAbtllty, Dyspepsia, PA.
pltation OF the Heart, indigestion, ConSl.
Lnti0nAl Debillty, and Wasting Of the Frame
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TAKEPARr1CULAB NoT16E.

DIR. ]. addresses all those who have in,ured
themselves by improper Indulgence and soli.
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind.
uniting them for either business, study, 10
clety or marriage. ,,E
These are some or the Sad and mechanically
effects produced by early hablta or y0ufi.
viz: Weakness OF the back and Limbs, PAIN
In the Head, Dlmnesa Of Sight, LOSG OF Nns.
cular Power, PalpltAti0n oftho Heaft. IJyE.
pepaln, NERVOUS lrritAbllity, DeranRemeni or
The Dlgestlvs functions, General Debility
Symptoms OF Consumption, DO,
MENTALLY.-The tlear11l .atioct8 on Tim
mind are much 10 be dreaded. Loss OF Mem.
DRY, Con fusion Of Ideas, Depression Of HpIriIS.
EVIL Forebodings, Aversion 10 Society, Sell.
Ulstrust Love OF Solitude, TlmidItyI IL. arc
some OF the evils produced. =
Thousands OF persons OF all ages can now
Judge what Ia the cause Of their d0ollnInG
Health, losing thsir vlgoI, becoming weak.
pale, nervous and annotated, having n RIh.
gulRr appearance Abont the eye, COuRh. mud
Symptoms Of Consumption. =
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MEahM.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
nsFARLIsHRD AS A REFUGE IRON
otJACRERY,
rae oE E1J RShtkg 60 ,ElH qys5 4 0uRA

mr. JOHNSON has discovered the moal
~ Certain, bpecdy, and only Effh0tnai
Kennedy In The World for WeaknG1 III fhe
Back or Limbs, Btriotums, Affections 81 fho
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary plschar.
go, Impoteney, GenOfal Debility Nervous.
ne.,l, DySPepsiaa hAngnor, Low sptutA DON.
rmldlty, Trembling, DimnOB OF Sight, Of
Glddln6Ii, Disease Of tho Head, Throat, Noe
or Skin, Affections OF tho. LiyOr, LunRE,
stomach or BoWolB-thoS0 TOTfibl0 Disorders
AriAing nom solitary habits Of Youth-secrUl
and SOLITARY practices more hltAl 70 their vic.
Of UlyIB08, hliGhIlng their most BRILLIANT
n4optS oE AnS9 pations, rendering marriage
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SsPecially who have become the yiotIms OF
souIaky Htoel that dreadful and dSItFuctiys
nAplt WElcn annually HWoOpa 20 An intimate
glAyo thouSandA Of Young Nen or Ihe n6st
exceueni talents and brilliant lnteliect, Who
L19 ~ III. oInssWno nave enttanoed listening
WAkeA 70 Ootaoy Tho living Tyre, may al
with mil ooafidAnc0. ~ VIII
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MARRIAGE,

Married PernonS, OF Young Men contam
gpeOttly cured. I.f
BIC who places himSai nndaE the care OF
Or, J. may E0llglouAly oonnd0 In hls hOnoi
q n gentleman, and confidently rely upon
hl1 skill ~ q physician, .,eI In
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YOUNG HEN

Who hRve injured themselves by CERTAIN
practice, indnlged In whom alone, i habIt iIs,
quently learned nom evil oompapionA; or Al
sc1ool, Me enec4 q which are nightly fell,
mHrtihg6 impossible, aid destroys both mind
and body, should apply immediately,
what pity that . young man, the hope OF
his country, the pride Of Ills parents, shoIid
be Enatchel nom all prospects and enjoy
ting nom the path Of mature, and iudulglnp
u certain secret habit, Such pelsonH ~ usi,
before contemplating -, ~
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and boIv! ara M, Ia
most necessary requisites 10 promoH comm.
bal happiness. Indeed; without GieSs ihe
Journey through nte becomes weary nIi.
grlmaRe; the prospect hourly dafkens 70 IN
View tne minu becomes Bhadowed with lr-
epalf and nlled with the melancholy reiicc
uon that the happiness OF another bec0niS,
hliRhtAd with nnr nun y fNNNt1.N
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journey through Life becomes n woarv Mi.
Rrlma9ei the prospect hourly dArkens 70 ma
gpair and filled with the melancholy reiIec
uon that the happiness OF another becnmS,
bliEhted with our own.
DISEASES OF IAPRUDENuE.. .s.f.y
When the mlHguilOd and imprudeut Will.
ry OF pleasure fluids that he has iml1ibed ire
seeuHol thlA painful disease Il too often INN
pens that An lll.tlmed sense Of shafn9'M
broad OF discovery deLen him from nI5niSsinc
70 thoSe, VINO from education and frSpectSs
Dlllly' can alone heirlend him, delaying IN
Tho constitutional symptoms OF this horfi
disease make their appearance, such as uIct
rated BOro throat, dieRaed nose, Z, nocihTnh
pains IN the head and limbs, i1nfeR5 81 siVht
deafness, n0deAon the Bhin-bOne8 and ann.
blotcheS on the bead, face and exIFemitItS'
progressing with frighLful rapIdty, mi M
last me palate OF the mouth or the bones
oltle nose tAll In. and the Victim OF thIS
awful disease becomes q hoETid Object pa
eommlseRtlon, I'LL death puts period t0hw
undiscovered County nom Whence no
traveller TeturnAn - -
II N MELANCHOLY FACT that thon.
lands tall victims 70 this terrible dibeass. oT.
Ing 70 the unRklllfulneA OF iHnoi ami BIO.
IPe 3IsnS, we, ~ tSe use Of that DEADLY
and make the residue Of life miserable,
DR. JOHMBTOR, g d.
once ao.7 BOnth Frederick Street,
Left hand ode going from Baltimore street
ISw d3 ,Sa ION The corner Fail not 70 Of
p9No letter. received t1nlals post paid nj, =.
containing Q stamp 10 be used on the reply
Persons writing should state age, and seii3
portion OF advertisement describing Eymp,
The Doctors DIPLOMA sngs III hIS ONCE.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS, =, ;,
:, me many thousandH cured at this cstRb-
lilhment within the last twenty vts,rS INA
the numoroug important surgical 0p9fationa
petformed BY Dr.. Johnston, Witne6SeSl by ihe
reporten OF TAs Sun and many other nSuefH
nouoeS Of which have appeared again ard
again before The pnbllc, besides his btnntifI1p
~ gentleman OF character aud fOTnRrfn.
billy " mflcient guarantee 70 tho attiIettS1
SKIN DlsEARES SPEEDILY CURED.
mArl6-ly
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CHICAGOLIYFS TOCK NGRKET.

BEEF CATTLE-There was little Of inter-
est to note IN connection with the cattle
and, as compared with the half dozen previ-
Gus weeks, OF fair quality, but notrithstand-
ing these favorable circumstances there was
no life in trade, and prices were barely sus-
tanned. The markets below have a less IA
vorable look, which had n tendency ooheck
somewhat the movements OF shippers and
although the attendance was FULLY an aver
sge one, but few were engaged, and less than
City butchers bought with considerable
freedom, and the lind OF stock usually
sought after by this class Of buyers were sa-
liable at full prices, but for inferior and COM
mon description, and for medium 70 fair
shipping beeves, an easy feeling Obtained
There was no general decline, but where
there was a difference Of not more than loo
l5c between the views of buyers and sellers,
part Of the latter, rather than lose the sale.
There was no strictly choice stock on sale.
though there were several punches" OF fair
to good Becond-class steers, which were
closed out at S.ooSe,75. The highest price
realized WA 500. by Mitchell, Brown &
Thompson, for Il head, averaging 1916 ns.-
The entered sales for the day reached IE5
head, at q range Of S3.0093,0 for inferior to
common mixed lots, such as poor COWS,
scrubby steers. stays, bulls, light hsifers, and
common Texas cattle; $S.759i,75 for COM
mon to good butchers stock. n ommon to
good stOckers, and at S,0OS7,M for shipping
beeves. Two or three large droYeS Of Texas
cattle were taken by packers. n market
closed quiet with about LOCO head left over.
-Chieago Tribune. Nov. g.
By Observation-Disclosures, Nov. 2.
LIVE HoGs-Quiet at sS,4O99& for COM
mon. Ss,35S9,75 for fair to medium, and $3.50
@l0,50 for good 70 choice.
CATTLE-Qniet at $2T0S3,5 80 for Texan pack
stockers; TSSO37,S for good to choice ship
ping steers.