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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-19
This Years Pork Crop.

The first estimate of the probable num-
Der of hogs available for slaughter in the
packing season of 1901 is furnished by
the official tables of the State Auditor of
Ohio, the Assessors of the State retaining
the gross number six months old and over
on the first day of April at 1,72O,1I3,
against l, 455, 943 on the corresponding date
Of 1869, or an increase in round numbers
OF 1850 There is, however, a slight
decrease as compared with 1868, defci-
lency Of over 3O0,0 as compared with
1857, and still greater falling off as COM
pared with the crops of previous years,
which reached the maximum of 2,765, 900
in 1868. 1t is evident that the same
causes which led to the large product of
lS63-high price of the packed product
and consequent profit of breeders
stimulated the production this year in
Ohio, as it has probably in Illinois; but it
is Questionable if the increase is equal in
other Western States. Upon the subject
Of possible values the Cincinnati Gazette,
from which we have extracted the above
figures, says:5.s
The returns to the Auditor include only
those over six months on the LIST of April.
Large numbers, therefore, not included in
our figures may be made ready for market
by January next. A good corn crop and
high prices for hogs usually insures large
surplus of the latter. Hogs are command
ing high prices, and while it is not likely
that packers will be able to pay as much
as was realized last winter; still, if corn
yields as well as it promises, farmers will
find hogs more profitable than any other
product. They cannot get 50 many hogs
ready for market as to put the price below
paying point. Those who buy stock hogs
at high prices to fatten will run the risk of
losing money of course, but farmers who
raise hogs and fatten them cannot fail to
come out ahead Packers now think they
can afford to pay So per 100 pounds net,
as the average orhogs next winter. Upon
this it will, we think, be safe for feeders to
figure; and $40 to $40 per head for hogs,
as matters now stand, and are likely to
stand, should insure good profit. r-. -....
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See advertisement of DIR. Butts Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t
should be read by al. mays d&w1y
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ST. CECILIA ACADEMY.
WILL ENTER UPON IT'S TWENTY FIRST
Monday, September 5, 1870.
For particulars address 3. Ea1 - -E4
'-2F- MOTHER srJPERIoREss, -
MOTHER sUPERIoREss,
St. Cecilia's Academy, Nashville, Tenn.

Parents and guardians having daughters and
ward,to educate, cannot do better than to Sc
cure them place in the above Institution without
delay-as owing to the remarkable healthfuiness
and beauty of the place, 1t has been nearly nled
with boarders during vacation. ' .'.-'
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paper flour Bags.

We are making to order all sizes pape
flour bags at the lowest prices. Whiteman
Bros, No. 4 Market street, Nashville,
Tenn. jy17t
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By L. L LOsEY, Deputy. I sugIO-IaESs
HERIFF'S SALE l-I5 No. 5,2l6
ORIGINAL. ArrAnH,rrrr

IN tina cause, II appearing to the satisfss.
ton Of the Court that n walsh Is 4 non.
resident Of the State Of Tennessee 90 that the or
binary process Of law cannot be served upon hin
It's therefore ordered thai publication be mada
in the Nashville UN1oN AND American, q Newspaper
published In the city Of Nashville Cor four Success
siye weeks, requiring the said II. Walsh 70 enter bis
appearance before me On thu 1ath day Of septem-
her, 1870 TO defend said suit, commenced By ORIG
fHaI attachment, on the same viii be proose1ed
with ex parte. JNO. II. BASKETTE,
August IL, 1870. Justice OF The Peaca
augl2-dIaW4t frid
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7 Jno. ]. McCann's Seem Of the Burg
and Swans Down" Flour is on sale at J
Jungermann & Co.'s, "a Public Square
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NashyiIis Gregory rlaFkst.

SUGAR-New Orleans ,12@14c; Deme-
rara lao; standard hards t53@15sc; A
coffee 144@143o; B do. 149143c; O do. lag
@14c.
CoFFEE-Market very firm with an adj
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Messrs. w. 7. Berry and Co., have Put
9eanls NonthIy for September, and it is an
unusually interesting number.
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Mothers will find the Mississippi Diar-
rh@a Cordial to be en- excellent remedy for
those sudden diseases Of the bowels and
cramps, to which children are subject dur
ing the sickly season. 1t
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MISS MARY L. DUNN

VIII e-open her school Thursday, Sept. l,
On vauxhaIl Street, Near Broad
For further particulars, apply at No. II
South High street. n g aug14 cod If
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All who are afflicted with Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Paralysis or Spinal Diseases,
and have failed to get relief from every
other treatment, will do well to go to the
ELECTRIC WATER CURE, and talk to the pa
tients there under treatment, and they will
soon be convinced that CURE can be OBJ
tanned by scientific electrical treatment
after all other treatment has failed. We
can give you the most abundant proof that
this never fails. Send for circulars, Nash
vile Electric Water Cure, 10 Mulberry
street. p. A, WEsTERvELT, III. ID.
! aug9 deod1w*
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| Mora to the AffIiotei.

Use Fahnestock, Haslett 81 Schwartz
formerly B. A. Fshnestock & Co. 81 Pure
White Lead, it cannot be excelled.
Take @. F. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy,
if you wish to be relieved from that bane
of life, indigestion. au2-eod&w1m
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.-Flour 5.25@5. so;
Wheat 1.18@12 % red western; Corn 79@-
SOC; Oats-new 35940c; old 50@56c; Rye
75@8Oc; Cotton unchanged at Isle; to-
baoco-sales % hhds, at 10000 5O;I
Whisky 914@94c Mess pork $3.50. Bulk
meats 13@15c; shoulders, 154c; Bacon
144@17@173c; Lard 153c; Hams sugar
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Purity and clearness are prominent char
acteristics of the Magic Arnica Liniment,
a preparation second to none as a curative
of pain. 1t proves itself constantly to be
the perfect master of any disease that can
be reached by external means, and is
great fayorite among all classes of people.
Merchants, mechanics, farmers, PROBES.
sional men, all use it. 81 No. 1t
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GENERAL MARKETS.

1E THURSDAY, Aug. Is, 1870.
InshVtIIe Cotton Market.
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May Rules 1870.
Bailey, ordvay 90. vs.. Eugene Mcdonald
ATTACHMENT SUIT. "a COB

TUE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT THAT THE
IL Defendant Is indebted to him, and is 8 nou-
resident Of this State having obtained from David
O. Love, Clerk etc, original attachment against
the estate OF the defendant, returnabe 10 the Sep
tember term Of the Circuit Court Of Davidson
county, 1859, and the same having been levied On
the defendants property; er-.--- DID, ..r....-
It il ordered by the Clerk that the defendant ap-
pear before said court at the Courthouse in Fssh-
vile, on the first Monday in September, to defend
said attachment suit, or II viii be proceeded with
ex parte Il is further ordered that this notice be
published in the Union and Aneric&n, neEspa-
1870. ALERT AKERS, Clark
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Every one should have one of Maw'sbest
English tooth brushes, warranted never
to drop hair. Go to Jno, w. Morton &
Co., II Public Square, aud be supplied.
They keep pure drugs and full line Of
nice toilet articles. .r jy17 tt
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DYvIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF YENDI-
ID TOM exponas 70 me directed. and deIiv-
cred from the Honorable Circuit Court Of DAVID
son county, Tennessee, at its May term, 1901
will expose to public sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the Courthouse door, In the city Of
Nashville, on Saturday, the 81 day Of September,
in the plan of West Nashville, each fronting 50
feet upon Locust street, and running back fput
zoo feet to an alley, II feet vide, and being hes
tween Locust and Pine streets, and beidg Levied
on as the property Of W b. McNairy 70 satisfy
Judgment against him and in favor Of NJ. b. How
Ell, administrator, fOE s236 IS, besides interest and
costs.
Dated this sth day of August. 1870 .,..- --
Q. NJ. DONALD son, sheriff.
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NorE-The reports as presented are
made at the several points indicated at
8 o'clock A. IL, each day. ,.-rt--,,-., ..-
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CITY NOTICES.
ATonics..

The true medical meaning of the word
tonic is often misunderstood, tonics being
frequently considered as mere stimulants.
Tone in its primary Specification is tension,
and tension is the first meaning of
strength; hence its application to the ma
tural healthy state of animal organs A
tonic, therefore, is medicine which re-
stores. the strength and activity of the
organs, from which proceed healthy func-
tons, and this is the peculiar characteristic
of La Creole Hair Restorer. 1t is not
dye, and acts solely by natural means,
restoring diseased hair bulbs to sound
condition, and the hair then resumes a
healthy growth-luxuriant and naturally
colored. Its CELEBRITY of action is marvel
GUS, and it viii not stain the finest fabric.
For sale by all druggists. lEwin, Pendle-.
ton Co., Nashville, wholesale agents
for Middle Tennessee. - - -. -21i2 1t
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The following are the cotton. quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always Access
sible to the public: Io- -.. s1-re-.- s.
LIVERPOOL, 11:15.-Cotton market firm;
sales $4,000 bales; uplsnds Sa@8Ed; Or
leans 9@94d. r5 N a...T-, r.,
NEW YoRK, Observation-Disclosures
fair and prices firm. - a..... ...-- ,
LIVERPOOL, 1:2O-Cotton steady.
NEw York, 12.-Demand fair and
pyices firm. Offerings small. August de-
livery sold at III. September at II. -
New York, 2:25.-Demand fair and
prices firm. August delivery III; Sep
TENDER 1655; October 16ss. .il.-lH IN
New York, 3-Cotton quiet but steady.
Sales 635 bales for export; 965 bales for
spinning. September delivery 1916; Octo-
Der 16kc; December 164c. ri % L--sTg I'D
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Flour unchanged
Wheat 2@2c4 lower for No. at $50.
Corn 2@24c higher; 72@724c for No. 2.
Oats 4@1c lower 3Saa@39c. Rye, sales at
72Sc. New barley LOS, cash. Highwines
92c for iron bound Provisions un-
changed, l ~ -
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REVENUE STAMPS

The National Savings Company have made ar
ranRemeIts to supply their customers with revenue
clamps at the following low rates, discount payable
In stamina viz: $500. ..IL..f. q o.
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OLD papers, for wrapping, in quantities to
suit, can be had at this Office, tt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-19

destruction of property. There have been
a great many heavy fixtures, many com,
promises are daily made, and the whole
mercantile community are in discredit and
almost in despair, and what adds to the
panic is the determination of the bankers
both IN Liverpool and London, not to dis
count any paper at all connected with the
cotton trade if the drawer or acceptor has
any remote dealings in cotton. 1t is
enough to have the paper thrown out.
Those banks who have been dealing large
~ in cotton bills are sustaining themselves
with difficulty. They get little assistance
from London; there the advance of Is.
counts by the Bank of England 10 five per
cent, and the immense losses in East
India cotton, and in stocks, make them
unusually cautious. When cotton was at
the very dangerous prices of 112@l2 pence,
any quantity of money could have been
had, but now. that pence is the price, and
a larger margin offered on the price for
money, it is refused, aud the entire COM
munity thrown on their own and friends
resources, Truly it is mslancholy state
OF things and cannot be described, it must
be seen to be understood. The trade OF
the country In other ways is sound; most
Of the spinAers are engaged until Septem-
Der, and are lightly stocked; they are buy
ing however very moderately. Seeing
there is no help for the poor unfortunate
importer, they are grinding down prices,
and seem to have no mercy; the pound Of
flesh they must have. Six pence is freely
talked of as certain, and even 5 pence by
the greedy cormorsnt. r7 SD 10
1 feel deeply for our people; they were
Just recovering from the invaders torch
the signs. of recuperation was becomin,
visible everywhere by the energy of ON
noble Southern hearts, unmoved by Wiz
carpet baggers and hateful reconstruction
and here ruin awaits them all if forced t.
sell their produce on terms offered in time
of war. / hope our people will band to
gether and mutually assist each other. LIE
the factor, planter and banker work 70
their mutual support until this war is over
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RIVER AND wEAFHER.

- ARRIVED. -- ~.
Umpire, Cairo. 49,. F. =
DEPARTED. lal
None. -r4leuI
LEAVING THIS Day ~
Umpire, Cairo. 4P.M b
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TENN.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

> GOING sOUTH-NAshville and Decatur trains
leave station on South Cherry street At 10 100 A. n
and 80 y. N. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation 81 80 p. H, fgoes 70 oolumnial'
Trains arrive at 80 A H. and 500 P. n Accom-
tnodAtioR at 900 A N.
Louisville and Nashville hAAtro'
LEAVE. .ooo = -,
Nashville 49,. 80 A n, 900 p. N. and lg:z r M
Louisville 10 80 A. NJ, $50 A. NJ ana o.40 r. N
ARRIVE. 80 = =.
Nashville. AS A NJ, sos A NJ ana o:g p M
LouisviIle 6 40 A. NJ, 40 ?. n and iO:ie =: M
Ooach on freight train leaves Nashville at 500 p
n and arrives at Gallatin at no P. Il every oay
EdgefieId and Kentucky II. IL.
Teave Eashvie.....-.. 80 A N. and 80 p
Arrive at Nashville. 80 A. NJ and :5O p
Nashville and Chattanooga X. Il.
Leave 80 A. Il and ID 2. NJ
Arrive at Nashville 90 A N. and 80 p. N.
The $3.50 A N. train from Nashville does not run
Sunday.
Arrives st l0.lo A NJ
Leaves NAshV1l Z. M
Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road
Passenger train leaves Nashville. 80 p. n
Accommodation leaves Nashville. 1913 80 p NJ
Passenger train arrives at Nashville. Ia 80 A NJ
Accommodation arrives ~ Nashville. .iO:OO A NJ
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nIohiIe. ana. i. Augu.t Is.
savannab, August 49,

Cotton dull, middling 179c; sales %
bales; net receipts sc bales; stock 1901
balac wa .H. a..-L . aHa4 la..tL b
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OAIEo, Aug. IS Alpha, Nashville
packet, II P. N. River stationary. A
shower at noon. Clear. -Mercury SO.
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CharIeston August IS.

Cotton in good demand; low middling
174@I7tc; sales $50 bales; net receipts 50
bales; stock l, SS1 bales. "a --
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CHERRIES SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF TWO wRTTs OF yENDTTToxI
ID expOnas 70 me directed, and delivered from
the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county
Tennessee, at its Msy term, 1870, VIII expose to
public sale, to the highest bidder for cash At the
Courthouse door, in the saty Of Nashville on Sst-
urday, the Sd day of September atract Of land
in the I'd Civil District Of Davidson county Ten
nessee, bounded as follows: West by Gen Gel
LENS, on the east by John Aliens and Mrs. Dr..
Haekst's, on the north by DR.. BacbAnon's, and
all other lots Of Spring place, and being levied
on as the property OF Thomas O. McCampbel IA
satisfy two judgments against him and in favor OS
Dr. T, A AtchisOR Tor STA % and S9T 30 raspes-
lively, with interest and costs additional less S5a
Endorsed a. credit. -rr
Dated this sth day Of Angus, 1s76.
-.. q. NJ DONALDSON, Sheriff.
By l. L LOsEY, Deputy. suglO-1aEtt
Q HERIFF,S SALE lT5 No. ar, 2l6 Fl
DT VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF vENDTTIONI
ID e1pouas TO me directed, aud delivered frcu
the Honorable circlit Court Of Davidson conaty,
Tennessee, at its Nay term. 1870, VII expose y
public sale, to the highest bidder, for CASH Il the
Courthouse door, in His city Of Nashville ON SIT
urday, the Sd day Of september, 1870 ~ the right
title, claim add interest," that s. Nosiey + IN and
TO 4 certain tract Uf land, containi1Q Ibout u
acres lying and beirg in the 18Th Civil District Of
Davidson county, bounded north and east BY the
lands Of Or. Wil1our, south BY the lands Of n o
Love, and wesl by the GallAtih pike, and haiuR
levied on the property Of 5. Eosley, to satisfy
two judgments against Mosley aud Ben, and m
favor Of r. E Love, for Sf3L a. and SIas 81, rs-
spectively, with interest and coat ADDITIONAL 80 ID
Dated this SSh day Of August, ls7O.
.. N. DONALDSON, ShsriR y
By L L LoSEY, Deputy. aug10-lsH4t
STATE OF Davidson
- Ceunsy-- l-i.--l 81 II elan. slg ~
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Nashville Provision KlarksG.

There was considerable activity in the
market to-day. We qoute packed from
store as follows: -- -f-l .rf-s I'm .-.
Market dull and declining. Clear sides
deprecated fully Sc to-day. We quote
packed from store as follows:
BAooN-Olear sides 1Sc; shoulders I54c;
country hams 10000. 5.ssr-s.r,9 vr-r
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hensley's cele-
brated @. @. C. 25@254c. --3i -.'A9LnH ..
LARD-Choice in tierces, 1Sc; kegs,
193c; 10 pound caddies, 1890, and 8
pound caddies, zoo.
The buying price for clear sides to day
from wagon was 1876. ru nj dorm -'
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Nashville Flour and Grain E1arxet

Flour weaker, but not quoted
lower. Shipments to-day on the following
basis: Superfne 5.OO@5. so; extra $500
500; family G. so; fancy 100. -i .Lt ,- .
Com MEAI-We quote loose unbolted at
LOO p bushel; bolted l. O5@1.1e; city kiln
dried f. 50@4.65 q Dbl. Shipments to-day
Of 600 bushels. o. ,-J .l- ---
CoRN-Market declining Shipments to-
day of 900 bushels at l. 10, sacked and de-
ivered in depot. o-+o -' 4l.iiL-l.ls Z
Wharf.-The receipts to-day comprised
upwards of 2, 500 bushels, which changed
hands at 90c@L 10. D. J.g- g maIl ulIgi Oh
, OATs-WE quote at 10000 p bushel as
the buying rate. r~1 efti1I .rV1l G5
BARLEY-WeqGote at G5@Soc, according
to quality ~: .-s.--. -, N. -
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BANKING HOUSE

1iib ss55H 55alj Ia Gsi SOD 81
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-08-25
AGRICULTURAL.
From The Lancaster Ledger.
Our Samples.

yTllr A.;r;icuItotai Society is one Of
our MIST useful associations, 1t las
added ,g.orc. 70 the material wealth of
the couni9 :haa arg other merely So
c;al organization. It has impaired Il
stimulus ar4t enterprise to practical
farming never before known in this
section. And no part of the S ate has
developed more new and important
principles in Agricultural scicuec,
There is no necessity nor propricty in
us buying -four and corn from North
Carolina, when these articles. can be
produced so successfully by ourselves.
The samples exhibited by Willis Greg
ory, Esq, are good proof of what skill
and energy can do in the production of
breadstufFs. Wheat that yields from
forty two to ffty-fve pounds of g"od
flour to the bushci (and the bushels per
acre corresponding literally rcmuner-
atcs the farmer: His Lydell variety is
rather the bcst-y,clding more bushels
per acre and more pounds OF hour 10
the bushel, His Spring variety is su
pcrior articlc-bcing as sure crop as
the old Alabama and yielding uuch
more to the acre. -Four varieties were
exhibited aud all were found very good.
1t would pay the unskiliulto go to Mr..
Gregory and learn his method Of pre-
pairing his ground and cultirating his
crops. Mr.. Browns wheat was equal
in quality; but the yield per acre was
not quite so great. With him wheat is
not a special'y-thousk it receives
commendallc attention. He finds great
advantage from changing his seed eve
ry year from one plantation to the 9th.
er. There is no necessity for Mr..
Rogers to go to Texas when he can
grow corn 16 feet high with from 9 to
S shoots on the stalk. Any farmer who
has few hours leisure time will do
we'll to visit Mr.. Rogers entire crop.
Fellow citizens, let US give more atten-
tion to farming. It viii paybetter.
OBSERVER.
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

JUS, published, second edition. by DR..
LEWIS, 2j3 pages. The Medical Compnn-
ion and Guide to Health on thu radical cure
fSpermarorrkoca OF Seminal Weakness, I'm.
potency. Mental and Physical lncapaciry,
lmpcdmenis TO Marriage, etc., and the Ve-
nc:eal and SyphiIitic MaIadics, with plain
and clear directions for the speedy cure Of
Secondary Symptoms, Gonorrhoca elects,
Stticlures and all diseases OF the skin, such
Scur+y, Sccofula, Ulcers. Boils, BIofches, and
pimplcs on The face andbody, Consumption.
Epilepsy and Fits, induced by scli.iadu gence
or sexual extravaganza.
The celebrated author, in thi adfeiruble
Treatise, clearly demonstrates, from a{orry
years, successful practice that rhc alarming
consequences OF self abuse may be radicallS
cured; pointing oIl a mod: OF cure at once
simple, certain and cfleciuaI, by means Of
which every sufferer. no matter what his
CONDITION may be, can be cfccIualIy cured.
cheaply, privately and radically, This Book
should he in the hands OF every youth and
cveFy man in the land.
Scnr under seal, in plain envelope. Price
80 cents.
Address, DR. LEWIS. No. ! Beach ST.,
New York. 10 years private practice.
April .. Iy.
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W. Il. THOMPSON, Admir-. vs. j. S
THOMPSON, ct. al.
u

IN PURSUANCE % an order of Court
passed in above cause, the creditors of the
rstat. of John Thompson are hereby notified
to present their demands, on or before the
tirSt day of September next to the under
siEn.t It his office in Camden, or De dcbarrcd
lroni nj! benefit of any decree made in suid
caSr. j. ID: DUNLAP, Referee.
June 9. 1870: 3m.
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MRS. KATE JONES, Adm'rx. VS.. C. B.
BURNS, ct. al
BIZ to Sell Lun1. De-.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Court,
passed in above causr, the creditors Of the es.
tate Of William y. joncs; are hereby nutifed
to present their dcrh rds,' on or before TIE
frsl' day CT September next, 10 tie under
signed ut his Office in Camden, or be drbar.
red from all bcnciit0f any decree made in
said case. j. u. DUNLAP, Referee.
June 2, 1870. 3n.