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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-10
CITY FINANCES.
RumOrs OF WhRt is to be Done.

The financial condition Of our city-so
far at least as her state OF indebtedness
and the absence OF the whereWith to
cancel the same is c~oncerned-is, we be-
lieve, pretty well known 70, and uEder-
stood by ~ readers, as are alec the va
rious means proposed and discussed by
our city fathers In open Board fer the
liquidation c. the same.
At the iast meeting OF the Board the
Finance Committee reported in favor Of
issuing bonds 10 the amount Of $500, 900,
giving their reasons therefor; sona3 Of
which we've very potent and conclusive.
Among these were the facts strongly set
forth that there were a large nuGber Of
INDECENT employees needing money, and
also an execution amounting to So 900
which the city was compelled to meet.
On these considerations the Board, IN
der the gag and spur OF the ~"pYsvious
question:" without allowing time for de-
bate, passed the ordinance authorizing
the issue Of the bonds, on it's hrst lead
ing.
Eight days have elapsed since this was
done. and though the unpaid employees
have been growing hungTier, and
the execution is not get settled for,
nothing THAT the public know Of has
been done toward passing the bill on its
second and final reading, or making
other arrangements.
We we're tcld . feW days ago that ne
gotiatiOns were GA foot with certain
parties to raise " the needfui " with the
city reslty IS collateral. This, we IN
derstOOd . dGy or two ago, had fallen
through, snd thers vas 40 hope save in
the Issuance OF bonds. We looked Of
course for az immediate meeting OF the
Board, and the contamination OF the
ordinance, but there was none either on
Monday or yesterday, and none has been
called that we know Of for to-day.
Yet time speeds Oh. Day by day the
starving pOOr-msu who have worked
hard on the streets, on the wbarves and
IN the ofhces-cOma Up and ask for their
money, snd there is no money to give
them. To the inquiry asked hourly
what is going 10 be done, one returns one
sDsWer, and another another. HesteT-
day we heard from one quarter that the
had sgrezd to postpone Sc
ton FOR 6 week, until su snsWer could
be received from E1glsnd to 3 tele-
grsphic message. Again lest night We
heard that efforts were still being msde
by parties to raise the money IN the city
anu country.
We hope thst ON definite conclusion
will soon be sFFlved ct. If bonds are in
evitaOle, why, in heavens name let Us
have them; II not, let Us know Enat We
are to look fer, and let those who ale
absolutely needing It, and suffering for
it, have their money.
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REAovAL.-The Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment is removed to 262
Second street, Mime. Vincent's block,
where its numerous patrons are respect
fully invited. Two years Of SUGGEST ul
operation in the new process of dyeing
and cleaning has given this house entire
precedence. 1t claims to be the only
place il the South where gentlemen's
wear can be cleaned without the
old destructive mode Of securing. Every
article Of ladies' apparel can bebere reno
waited. All kinds Of lace, prints, kid
gloves, plumes, and every article OF dress
goods cleaned, dyed, or new finished.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in every
Instance. Lsdies and gentlemen, call
and examine for yourselves. b. A.
Hollenberg, proprietor, 262 Second
street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW MEMPHIS In spite OF the num-
esons other attractions lsst evening, and
q drizzling rain which set In about
: theater time," q large and handsomely
dressed audience greeted the second per-
formance Of the Cataract of the Gonges.
TIE piece was received with the same
favor as on the preceding evening, and
the actors al, from Miss Hudson down,
acquitted themselves with great credit.
Great pleasure was manifested ct the
T-ssppearsnce Of Mr. Hamilton, both last
night and the night previous. Tonight
the French Spy will be presented.
GAIETY.-SoDg, dance and merriment
are the order of the night at Manager
Eay's little gem of q thsater. The mar
who can not be amused and entertained
there must indesd be in q bad way.
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STRAws.-" Straws show which way
the wind blows" and IL we can Judge
the merits OF The great remedy known
IS " Fydgg's Instant Relief and Couch
RRter" by the real cures which are per
formed daily, on the bluff, by Drs. Fiagg
& Randall, as well as the i'm meDse quan.
tity sold by them, at only one dollar per
bottle, We have no hesitation in saving
that the trade in this city will surnass
anything In the shape of patent medi.
cines ever introduced hers before. Well.
60 ahead the medicines are good and
everybody ought 10 have a supply
against the time OF need. We under
stand them 10 say that all the druggists
keep 1t on hand, for sale, or will soon.
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ocUL1s TAND AURIST.
ID r. = NJ Il 3


Late Physician and surgeon Of Jones Eye and
Tar InstitutiOn ia New York, and formerly
Surgeon 10 the LOudJn eng bye
and Ear Lanrmary,
UAS been persuaded 20 make a professional
II visit to SOE1e O. the principal cities in the
Uuitsd Stat, 5, thereby to bring his skill within
the reacl of the afflicted thousands who could
success OF D.. JOHANNES a. JONES In the
surg cal and medical treatment OF the Eye aud
E9r and outstanding complaints, has eeen
looked upon with establishment End Joy. Tr-
press hes recorded maIy OF the sAilIssguI nbera-
Lions reminding Tue people tAat they cannot
aIwsys have D.. Jones win them, and not 70
de,sy IL they neeC ais services.
DR.. JUSES Is new PraCGolng at the Peabody
House. Memphis. 1snn, where he will re.
main until February 1871, 1863,
In the treatment or the EAR AND EYE. and
other organs OF sense, IT becomes necessary 10
ing 10 medicine and surgery. What are called
regular Physicians may have graduated in
either the Old or the Few school college, and
can boast OF a One-sid6d education. Dr JONES
has had q thorough education in both the old
and the new school medical colleges. and
in an Eye q Ear College, and in the
Eye and Ear Inhrmaries and HOspItsls
Of America and Europe, and his Di-
plOmas from the same hang in his Office,
1t is impossible FOR a physician who has but
the uSu Il medical education, TO successfully
treat the Eye and Ear. Therefore Or. JONES
has avatled himself OF all toe advantages the
world affords to 1T himself for his natural and
chosen proc lcu : n Of his success the reader
may Judge BY the following testimonials
NAMES OF MEDICAL GENTLEMEN,
Through whose examination d. JOHANNES A.
JONES mss gone, and who have testified 10 OILS
ability IN the strongest language possible, by
suspended Ia ne Once, open 70 the inspection
OF the interested,
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ABsCOEDED.-SOms months ago the
proprietor Of the Fl Dorado barber shop,
q man m Uebele, attempted % COM
mit suicide in Cincinnati, aud has not
yet recovered from the effects OF the
wounds IL ficted upon himself. Ayoung
man named Brine, a barber, wa pat 10
charge OF the FL Dorado meanwhile,
and has been running 1t evsr since,
however, he {" came up missing" like
the DBtchmSn's pigs, and on examiua-
ton IL was found that he had taken with
him all the money of the concern, be-
tween three and four hundred dollars.
No clue So to the direction he took, has
vet been discovered.
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THE PHILLIPS COUNTY AFFRAY-Wa
learn from Messrs. SANFORD and Under.
wood, who lately arrived from Mariana.
Ark, that our Information in regard TO
the triangular sffray detailed by Us yes-
terdsy morning wss not correct, but that
ell three of the parties were killed. in
stead Of two. The shooting did not oo-
cupy more than g quarter Of a minute,
and inside Of twelve minutes al OF them
were dead. This is almost too horrible
TO believe, but We have the words OF sew
ersl as to the accuracy Of the statement.
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READING matter, in great variety, at
Joe LOcke's news stand, 1851 Main st.
Among the latest arrivals sTe Die Mo-
denwelt, Cooley for January and Febru
airy, Demorest, Leslie's, Hsrpers', New
Eclectic, AppletOn's Railway Guides,
Budget OF Fun, Comic Monthly, Yankee
Notions, as we'll as q large stock OF other
monthlies, weeklies and dsilies. He also
has an extensive assortment Of Valen-
tines. Remember his number, 2S64
Main street. I
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LENT.-The Very Reverend Bishop
Fehan has issued the following instruc-
tions for the observance of Lent. It will
be seen they differ considerably from
those issued by Archbishop SpauIding:
The use Of flesh meat will be allowed by
dispensation OF the following days: On
all Mondays, Tuesdays snd Thursdays,
except Holy Thursday on all Saturdays
except the Saturday preceding the first
Sunday OF Lent and Holy Saturday. On
sundays flesh meat may be- used at any
tune.
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NOTICE. most respectfully invite
the attention Of my friends and the rub.
lie in general, to the fact that I have
opened ? meat merket st Nc. 396 Shelby
street, under the GayOso House, where I
will keep the best Of meats, Of all kinds.
constantly on hand, and sell them at the
lowest market rates. My son Albert will
be Ia the store, aud will be glad to wait
on all customers. II. SEEssEL, SR.
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GIGANTIC S~wINDLE-It was yester.
day discovered that 3 certain former
prominent city and county C~flelal, now
absent, had been engaged in the forging
of immense sums OF city and county
warrants. A telegraphic order was sent
North for his arrest, and he will proba-
bly, be brought back here immediately.
We suppress his name for the present for
obvious reasons.
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Bah MORE.
was He a Recreans Ku-HIux,
strange Development $

Nashville papers of Sunday record 3
disclosure made on Saturday, which de-
velOps u new and interesting phase 10
the history OF the mysterious disappear
snce of the missing detective, Bsrmore.
The Banner says:
"Justice ThuFneek was yesterday sp-
pointed by the Probate Court, admins
traitor OF the personal effects Of Detec-
tive s. Barmore. After having secured
Barmorels sstehei and cane he opened
the former and, to his utter surprise, dis
covered what are supposed 20 be the reg
ulsr hsbiliments of q Ku-Klux. The
&" Ri" consists of q black calico gown,
bordersd with half-diamond linen trim
lnings and q black cambria mask, tipped
off with white cambria and running
down into a marrow twist of about eight
inches in length. The apertures for the
eyes and mouth are trimmed with red
cloth, while two small white linen fig
ures, representing faces, are pasted on
each cheek. Barmore was a tall man,
measuring fully six feet in height, and
otherwise of large proportions and, Is
the robe 10 OF unusual length and width,
the Justice naturally inferred that it be-
lOnged tn the missing detective
The Hummer goes on to suggest the
opinion that I3armore must have been
the Grand Cyelops, or nhi>t cook and
bottle washer of the dreaded Khan, as
the clandestine manner of his disappear
ance very plainly indicates.
The U1iOa and american says What
Rsremore wanted with this ghostly gar
ment, OF rather what he Intended to
make OF II, is a matter Of easy %eOnjec-
fure. Why he left the city with
out any intention Of returning, is
also q matter of conjecture,
money in shaking the dust of the city
from his feet, and making himself the
object Of J0rci5te, mysterious seizure.
but time will answer it. See il 1t dOn't.
The School Fund disclosure may bring
something TO light, and BsrmoTe may
turn out as one Of the chief operators in
hunting up evidence.
With due respect, this discovery is In
our mind Of far more significance than
our friends of the Banner and Union and
american attach to it. When BarmOre
first disappeared it was stated, land not
since deniedI that he had been initiated
into the Paddock degree Of Ku-Kluxism,
and 1OdTned. Now, la cur opinion,
Barmore was going, when he was cap
tured, either as a bona Eds Ku-Klux to
an assemblsge Of these Mysterious riders,
and having excited suspicion anl"IIg me
hisn by nr9Tious acts, was spirited
or he was on his way to make
use OF certain knowledge that ne mad SC
quiFed, in obtaining elsndestiue sdmis-
sion 10 8 consultation OF the Khan. ear
rying with him these garments found in
his sltchel-bis designs were discovered
by that mysterious knowledge which
the Khan possesses and were thus frus-
trsted. Which is the rue hypothesis
time only will tell.
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BUCKEYE SALFE "a fresh
suppIy Of The juety celebraEs d
aTIfcse for tie cure of Piles, re-
ceiyeG and for sale by
x. W. JOKES IL CO..
wholesale Druggists,
257 Rain street.
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EEEEPlEIS APpEAE.
Omee--EO. Is Jeaergon Street.
CITY MATTERS.
wnrrCr no our sUBsCRInERs.

We tru pay one Dollar each to the
first a Who wM furnish US NTH The
5oRosOing dates Of the DAILY APPEAL 4:
Jlay IS, and September 8, Of 1855.
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Sam P. Rose, E.q,, Of the Upton Coun-
ty Record, is in the city, stopping at the
Peabody.
We learn that Col. John Donovan has
rendered his resignation to the Memphis
Racing Association, as President OF that
society. We regret this, s the AssGcia-
ton might sescrh through the country in
vain for one more fitted to i'll and sdorn
the position and we hope he may be in
duced TO reconsider his action.
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Messrs. BayIlzs, EVeritt s 60.

Though the advantages and benefits
sccTuing from direct trade may not have
msde themselves Gpparsnt to the gener-
ality OF Il people, We are persuaded
that there are but very few Of 0ur mer-
chants who are not fully awake, and do
not appreciate In the most lively man
ner, the vast advantages that spring from
Bringing into direct contact Iha manu-
fscturer and The consumer. By it, the
time, the profits, the rents, commits
si0ns, the taxes, and tolls OF sil sorts, to
middle men, are done sway with and,
Instead OF going away from home, into
the Golfers Of foreign or Northern mer-
chants, are retained at home. Messrs,
Bayliss, Everett Il Co, Of our city, have
uade T. move in this direction, and we
f5-i confident that it is an enterprise
which will rebound to the greatest bsne-
TT to our people, giving Us the oppsrtu-
nifty OF enjoying, Gt 3 very small ad-
vance on cost, the products and manu-.
features Of European countries, where
capital IS plenty and labor cheap.
Mr. Everitt, the European partner,
now on s. visit TO our city, is q gentleman
enjoying the confidence OF the large
manufacturers Of E~urope-the advantage
OF ample meaDs End large credit, besides
the experiences derived rom years OF an
active commercial life, and travel
throughout the manufacturing districts
OF Europe.
We hope that he will find it conso.
nsnt with his engagements and wishes
20 address our merchants and trades
people on this, and the kindred subjects
OF immigration, railroad facilities, etc.,
during his stay in cur midst. These
things are OF vial Importance, and We
respectfully suggest to the Chamber Of
Commerce to request Mr.. Evsritt to APP
point d time when he viii talk to our
people about them. We feel confident
that our whole community would be
benefited by such practical suggestions
as ne would make, and hope that the
Chamber Of Commerce will lose no time
in acting upon the suggestion.
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AMUsEMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THRATER

Last Nights Of OF Miss LEO HUDSON, and
her BEAUTIFUL Steed, "BLACK BESS."
WeazeSaay Evening. February s0.-WLl
b. prsducsd the FRENCH SPI-btRtilde
Henri ~. Anne and Hansf, Mss Leo Hud
son. To conclude wit CONJUGAL Les
son.
SaturdaY-GRAED MATINEE.
SCALE OF PRIJEs-Dress Circle and Parqustte,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 81 Family Circle, 81
cents Coiored Boxes, 50 cents CoiOred Gal
lery, Is csuts.
Mss et 3 precisely. BOx-book opea nom 10
O'Clock am. to 5 pm.
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FOR SALE.
70 n.

TlHE METROPOLITAN HOTEL. LOCATED
at the crossing OF the Nashville and North
western Railroad With the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, in Obton county, Tenn. II has rail-
roads running IA I'VE different directions from
this place. The said house is an eating station
FOR ali the roads.
For further in Information address meat Union
City. Tenn. W. AsKINS
nhR Pronrfetor Of M~etropolltan Hotel.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-Gesterdsy
afternoon 3 little child playing on the
tor of the SIZED Of No. ia Main street
feil and was severely injured. We were
unable to learn tie name Of the little
sufferer.
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NAMEs OF MEpICAL GENTLEMEN.

Prof. II. Stevenson, NJ. p.
j. Bas6ly., "a; p, Philadelphia, Pa.
J. r Cox. Jr., VI.
C.. ]. EeInpsl, u. D.. D.,
Kew A. 3. Parsons, ID g.
sir \. Moore, MD, {"
Prof. DePiaf, MD, Paris
lulassi kadeski, ND, Vienna.
Dr. JONES has a case or 800 different kinds OF
medicines with him, comprising the best from
every part Of the world, with which he cures
neariy All O lne CID sJSndlng VchFonic) diseases
that aE1ict both sexes and persons Of every age.
without any Inconvenience or neglect Of
business.
Ur0ss-Eyes Made straight and fur
This operation can De performed in all cases
without fail, and PIoL Jones will do 1t sue
essstuily in old CT young.
AMAUEOSlS. or Nervous Blindness, skillfully
treated.
Surgery-Cstaract operated for, Artificial
Pupil, Encanthus, Excanthus, PtOsis, Ptery-
sium, Nevt (or mothers mark removed. Tu-
mOrs in toe Eye or Tar removed. Cancers ex-
Uracted. Hernia Tor rupture) and Clue Foot
successfully operated upon. Enlarged Tonsils
incised. (cut1 with improved MEASUREMENTS for
that express purpose. Hare Lip operated fOr
and the def0rmity removed. SiillettOes intro
Laryngotomy and al dificult and delicate Ope-
rahOns in Surgery performed OF hand with
Jones believes his instruments are superior 20
those OF any surgeon in the United States, ard
are in keeping with the mechanism and sci
enee Of the age, and give him a decided advan-
tage in al difficult operations over other good
surgeons, not one in q thousand OF whom pes
sess such s useful, modern, and magnificent
case of costly surgical tools
OTORRHEA, or discharge OF the Ears,
whether caused by Scarlet Fever, Measeis,
scro.uls, Cold, or anything else, Is cured by DR..
Jones in old or young. and the hearing restored
or benefited. Two thirds OF the cases of total
deafness might be prevented II this disease
were not so shsmefully neglected.
L STANDING DISEASES can be pre-
scrioed for st once by DR.. Jones, and the patient
can use the remedies at home. And all opera
tons are performed Immediately before the
patient leaves the Doctor. All who are afflicted
should come prepared 70 have such treatment
Immediately as they may need.
R5- Read Dr.. Jones advertisement relating TO
the cure Of diseases OF the Lungs and Throat
in another part of this paper, jsSi
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WALTHAM
" n

THE extensive use of thess watches for the
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors. En-
gineers and Expressmen, the most e~xact1ng Of
watch -wearets, has thoroughly demonstrated
the strength. steadiness, durability and aecu-
raey of the Walthsm Watch. To satisfy that
class in all these respects, is to decide the ques-
ton as TO the real value OF these time-keepers
The superior organization and great extent
OF the Ccmpauy's Works at Waltham enable
them to produce watches combining the best
and latest1mprovements, and at a price which
renders competition futile, and those who buy
any other watch merely pay from 70 TO so per
cent. more for their watches than is necessary.
sS- FoR sALE BY ALL
ss- No watches retailed by the Company.
ROBBINS s. APPLETON,
General Agents,
1s2 Broadway, New York.
fs6s mon wed4fr1
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SOLE AGENTS IN MEMPHIS FOR
The Allen COEIOn Planter,
rhe GeIlIet steel Brush Cotton GinS,
The Mitchell Patent Cotton ScraPer,
Marvin q Ce.'s Fire Proof safes.
BradfOrd's (UIneInnaLE Wheat and Corn
Mills,
several OF the most popular Steel PiOws.
A general assortment OF Cast and steel Flows,
Single and Double Trees, Hoes, Trace Chains,
and Manila Rope, Hog Skin Collars,
Hsmes, aud everything pertaining to the
Hardware sad Agricultural Trade, feos
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For sale.

II OFFER for sale on accommodating tsrn1sa
section Of good land In q high state OF euiu-
walton. situated IN DeSoto county Mss nNe
miles southeast OF Senatobis DEPOT s1e one
and one fourth miles north OF como Depot,
Miss tcgether with stock and farming imple-
ments complete. There is q coca Iin nooss
and Cotton Press In good repsulo a g.sSe.
For full particulars address me AT Senatooia
Depot Dts0to e0o" ]. H COOKE
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
For sale.

WE oaer for sale one Of the most vslua6ls
w Cotton Plantations in Bolivar count
Mississippi, lying three miles from the rfYer, on
Lake Christmas, and southeast from The town
of Prsntiss, and known as the Polk Piacas
The tract contains ZOO acres, 500 OF which sro
cleared. The place Is high and well drained,
and has on 1t, q dne Steam Gin and Sawmli,
which cost $1,000 also, three new Carver Gin
Stands, OF eighty saws each.
The title to the property Is perfect, and II
will be ssld at a great bargain, and good time
given to make the payments
faI4 ia. NELSON q co.
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BCCKEyE SALVE.-FIie grsat
remedy for Piles, just received
and fer sale By
MANSFTEED g. HEGREE.
Wholesale DruggsAts.
3GE IL 3O3 lIafa A
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FARMERs AND GARDENERS TAKE
NoTIcE.-Plnkeys and peachblow po-
tatoes ia large barrels; also a select
stock Of family groceries, delivered free,
q s. II. WANT & Co,
l49 fernando street.
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LECTURE TO-NIGHT.-D0n't fail TO go
and near Prof. Moffst's lecture on AUD
Scotia and tbs POtt Burns" az the New
Assembly Hall, No. sos Main street, TO-
night. Admission 90 cCnts.
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MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE SALE
For fun information read the advertise
meut OF w. H. Passmore & Co., the auc-
fioneers No. 23I Second street.
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INFIRMARY
DIR. RUSSELL'S
DISPENSARY AND INFIRMARf
MEMPHIS. TENN

DR RUssELLs DIsPENsARY AND IN
ID PRIMARY, the largest and oldest 1nstlln-
ton ~ the Kind in the Southwest, establishes
in 1888. pleasantly located at NO. A. north
Side on Court Square, Memphis, Tennessee, Is
open for the reception OF patients desiring
raceivin0 the same. Patients also treated at
me once or by letter, If desired.
Manhattan, Neuralgia, Gout. Paralysis,
Deafness. Fits, Consumption, Syphilis, skin
Diseases, Spermatovrhea, Impotency, and all
the diseases arising nom the tndiseretion OF
youth. permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eases in all their forms effeetually cured at the
above-name1 insgitution-Dr. RUSSELL, Con-
sultipg Physician.
free on application. jail
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SILK and Bullion Fringes, Headings
and Buttons, in all %oolors, shades and
patterns, to day, at HsIz1g & Bros, 2g4
Main street, in Clsrk's Marble Block,
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FIRE. Yesterday morning, ebout
seven O'clock, the house Of Mr.. Ruth
csu0ht fire and was consumed. The
building was 8 double tenement, wood,
and not Insured. Loss, about $1,000.