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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-16
Latest and Most Important
War News.

Bbrdeaux, Dec. IN
The following neys is oAieiai: There has
been 90 serious eng sagsmens since the
| ! leth.
The evacuation Of the triangle formed by
the towns Of varneuil, Brezolles and Breaux
is confirmed.
| In the Seine Interior the enemy are slow.
iy Withdrawing.
Diepps has been free since the 10th.
Everaux and Zeursisny are occupied BY
the Germans.
A number Of small euaagements,in in which
the French were successiul, are reported on
the left bank Of The Loire.
The Prussians occupy Cou,res, Mont
Richard aud Ramorantine.
Prisoners ASSERT that the losses Of the
army of Prince Frederick Charles during
their cngsg ement With General Chauzey,
have not been less than 10000 men, and
the villages in the neighbsrhood are filed
with wounded.
News reached here that the Prussians
surprised at Chsmbord, some Gardes Mo-
biles and Franc.tireure.
1t 10 asserted that the Prussisns tave not
injured the Chateau de Ceombord.
1t is reported the Prussians have bonn
barded Blois and now occupy one Of tae
FaubVrss Of Tourr.
Gambet,a vas there when the Prussians
demanded ite surrender.
lie ordered the defence Of the city aud
bad the bridge over the Loire blown up.
This defence WAS needed 10 secsre the
safety Of the force under genera. Chausey,
which moved toward the west, where i, will
be heavily reinforced aud resume the oittn-
sive.
Gsmbetia repeats his statement that
Bourbaki's forces are in good condition.
The reports that the Prussians are sl
Tours is contrndic,ed.
A dispatch from Alencon says the Prus-
SLAMS re;reated from NerueuU.
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Dr.. G. shamburg's well on the Yarnel
farm, adjoining the Davidson and Skinner
farms, 10 now down $50 feet. The black
oil sand rock was struck ata depth OF 800
feet and found to be 20 feet thick. The
drillsrs are now '.gsing for" the green oil
sand rock. The Yarnel farm 10 comparl-
t!vsIy new Territory.
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Gold st l p. m, NIX

The well on Pachell Run, mention Of
which We made in our issue of yesterday a.
yielding only sfty barrels per day, we learn
from good authority is pumping fully one
hundred and ffty barrels.
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An exnhas sse says: 1T is not good taste
for gentleman to stay after ten O'Clock
when visiting a young lady" We never
noticed any difference in the taste after ten
O'Clock. 1t tasted good all the time.-Lima
Democrat.
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To APPLICANTS FOR LIQUoR LICENsRS.- -
Persons about to apply for license 10 sell
liquor will be Interested in the following
rule adopted by on: Court in relation TO
sssoting ssch licenses. We publish i, word
for word a. it sppsars on the record:
No appl' cation inr license to sci! vnous
spiritious, malt or brrwed liquors, will he
entertained unless tsets Tor specifically the
location Of the houss for ~ni ich license is
asked, naming the township. village, road,
or cross road, and if in y borough ur city.
the street or streets. the number and name
OF the house. il sny E'ch petition before
it is filed shall De endorsed with the name
Of tho applicant and the namc by waich
the house ia commonly known,' and the
township, v!lxe, borough. city or ward.
and the clerk shall not lilo tho petition till
so endorsed.
All petitions Tor license aud ali addition
| ai petitions 10 favor and all rcmonstrsnce-
and petitions against license, SHALL be pre-
sented on the first day OF the term, and viii
then be heard unless by special order some
future day be fixed Tor the bearing lheIe-
OF.
Read in open Court, and adopted thi'
2Sth Nov, 1870, as q rule of the Quarter
Sessions.
By THE COuET.
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HrNEGRovE OIL DISTRICT. The Canning
we'll, on the II. J. Ssycrs tract, reported
last week as ten barrel well ia doing
about twenty barrels. Three wells in the
vicinity Of this new QUO are In process Of
drilling, and the rigs for two more ore
erecting. On the Lloyd Oil Company's
tract. ssj,iuias Sayer's, there isa we'll ESQ
Zee, deep reaSy I,r ,es!as.
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A CLERGYMAN GONG TO TINE DoGs.-.
The Rev. Horace Cooke, of elopement fsue,
got drunk on Saturday night. Twelve
O'clock found him slumbsring In the gut
ter of srissocratic Twenty-third street, in
front of Jim Msce's saloon, The reverend
gentleman was lectured and discharged by
Justice Cox yesterday.--N. Y. Sun.
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The will of Mathew Mouatt, one OF the
passengers who went down with the ilisted
steamship Cambria, has been admitted to
probate at opring6eld, Ohio. The estate,
valued at 500, 900, ia nearly all bequealhed
to religious bod~s.
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Ans .her shocking accident from the care
less Use Of kerosene. occurred near Llmira
last week. The wife of Mr.. Hiram Ket-
chum was fstslly burned while holding in
her hand lamp, the top OF which was loose
In moving stuut the oil ,scA fye. and an
esrlosIsS ld..cSed.
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The Navy Department has began the
construction at the Brooklyn yard Of new
and improved steam launches, with steel
hull., and designed to b. both swif,er and
safer than those now used.
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The black oil sand rock was etruck 10 the
Shepard and Mason we'll, Sodarus farm, to-
day. at depth Of $50 feet. The Sodsrus
farm adjoins the Wilson farm, aud has not
been tested 81. yet.
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We areinformed that the youngest daurh
ter Of Mr.. Geo. X. Anderson, aged six
years, died in Titusvi!ls this morning, OF
diptheris.
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The Latest Novelties in Lap Robes.
Travelling Bags, Driving Gloves. Rubber
Over Coats, Capes and l.eggins. by
MCFARLAND, SMITH x Co.,
Gents Furnishing Emporium, Losee Block
Titusv:lle, Pa
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Try the Patent Pantaloon Drawers.
Shield Undershrt. Bay State Snspsnder,
Gust introduced.) Russian Braces, Cuyot
Braces, and Russian Gable, sold by
MCFARLAND, SMITH Il Co.,
Gents Furnishing Emporium, Titusvile. Pa
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Try the celebrated True Fit Shirt made
10 order aud sold only 10y
MCFARLAND, SMITH Il Co,
Gents Bsrusbiug Emporium, Losee Block.
Titusviilr. Pa.
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Btonzes, Opera Glasses, French Clocks,
Fans, Fine London leather goods, at
IsHAMs, Titnsville
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ORIENTAL HOT BLAST tPARLOR
STOVES are in snch great demand Il OF
Nicholson Il BiacSEon Cannot supply tie
home trade. otGU.
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, ushney has large lot Of sco,.h -.
London porter especially or fami,, ss and
the bottle or case '""''! use, BY
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M. =. MInOn' Drug ma o.
StOre, S"rtet.

Mr. Simmons has jus, returned from No..
YORK with" /" very large stock y, Un,in'N n1m
Goods-a richer and more .x,ensiva uty
never has bt- II exhibited 10 tn. ci,i,.,, ',s =,
oil Greek. Ladies' Toilet Stands. Wr;,,a ~.
Desks Dressing Cases. Dullp. Game, C.;s
urens Toys In rs large variety n, c,n n".' u
ionhd III city stores. 1t iswel worth , v.;,
II yon don't wish TO buy. Thj, ,,oo,.
certainly never Was surpassed far vsr;.,s
aud richness. He also has a large y,,is,,
OF Leroy ". Fairchild's Cclcb,a,es ~,
fens, very appropriate for Holiday n,..
ents Visit simmons gor A h.,fhpr.,,
amusement, before you make yonr rn,
0""SN' decl4N
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Having added 10 my large stock. | ain
now ready 10 supply Scotch Whisky. Jamai
ca Rum and all other imported goods at
New York prices.
nOvl2.tf- OwES GAFPSEY.
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can at Nicholson L BIacsmon.. ,,,
Cooking Stove with iron wars q, snd buy
dollars ware 'or twelve
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THE

''Semper Idem, Arlington,
Newport, AlbST,
Rob Roy Mars,
Derby. Oriental,
Eureku"
Paper Collars sold by
MCFARLAND, SMITH Il Co.,
Gents Furnishing Empor um. Lnsee Block,
d,c,2.AE Titnsville, Pa.
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The Vernon Scarf. Royal Scarf Windsor
Cravat, and Luthar Bow sold by
McFARLANp, SgirH + Cs.
Gents Fnrnishing Emporium. L"sce Block }
Tiu-v,ll-, Pa.
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r., NICHOLSON s a B'schmon ,rc ..l,,,oc
ing stoves With iroa ware at tw.,vaag Csok-
Gail snd see them. '"'Se dolan
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AT IsHAM's. TtTUsvILLs. Ladies' stem.
winding Watches OF nearly all Hrst-class
makers, decS- 1w.
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The"'P;.cltic. tamrrIr. tr0Nn Frinc".
Paris, Crsva,, and London Bows. sold ~
ACFARLANp suirH 4 CS.
Gents Furnishing Emporium. VitWsviilr. Pa
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s0Gus Notices.
N. pettenxill q Co.. ~

Park ros, Now York, and Geo. r. Rowsll 4 On.
Agents. src the solo agents for the Pe
trolegm Centre DAILY RECoeD In that city. Nd
vertscrs in that city arc rciucsed 10 fea'a tnoii
fa vors with either oi tnc shove houses
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The largest assortment, %! PIl'r aud
Cvoking Stoves may be iJunI a; Niclcl,on
K Blackmon's
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pS.-.The hst Singing AID,
bad at s'o"a are to be
noyT-N 7 "a
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The '.London WIDE End, Paris Wild.
End, Club House, aud Irving" Tie, Gus,
out) Sold by
MCFARLAND. SMITH X Co,
Gents Furnishing Emporium. (Lusre Block
Ti.sviilc. PA.
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Try the .Yo" Bet" Psrer Cufr. No..
ed ior comfort and elegance bv sns sqs.A
Paper CUT ever manufac,urea so,sy aay o'hGs
nr MCFARLAND. SMlrasg
Gents Furnishing Emporium IT, VU.,
Timsville, Pa ''0ck
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d LET.

Ar lSHAas. TGrUsviIIr. --G"nts Watch
e. = tuIi line Uf American Natehts, To-
cludins Howard Nickel movement.
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Solid silver goods IN cases suitable for
presents, AZ IslIAM's,
Timsy,le.
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Sest Il stined OH ~ cents per gallon, at
~ RrrHFeFcRn's
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Mille,s Cough Honey, best in town. Fo
ale at GBIFYss Bios.
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From a gentleman just from Cory We
learn thai good sleigbing prevails there.
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Miller's nnriyalied Worm Confections,
warranted at GRIPPEs Bros.
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Miiler's Campho' Ice, the best in the
market, at GRIFFEs Bros.
nov l9-lm.
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Oysters by tue qunit AZ voucners.
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We dcSy Competition IN Buck
skin G,ovrs. We knu" what ~ say when
we rss-ri that Va can sni de- sell the best
Of Buck .hn Gloves cheaper ihan any cthcr
place IN town. IAMHLkS X ALDEN.
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WALL s. a.VLis
=. GRtrTEs Bros.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pct Centre, Friday Dee. 10.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OI
TRAINS ON d. G. d A. R. Il.

On and after Monday, Nov. 2stb, 1870
tsains will rup as follows:
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BY TBLEG RAP Fl
mIDSsGHT DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February l0.-The bill
reported by Representative Butler, from
the Committee on Reconstruction, pro-
vides for the removal of political disa-
blities because of acts committed during
the late rebellion. A person desiring to
avail himself Of the provisions of the bill
may petition the court in the State or
Territory in which he lives, giving par
ticular description Of the acts done by
him against the Government, and de-
claring that he hereafter iHtends to act
and conduct himself as loyal citizen OF
the United States. Heis required to pray
to be restored to his rights and all that
he has lost by his wrongful conduct.
Public notice is to be given that hear
ing will be hao, and on proving bis state
ments By witnesses, the court shall issue
certificate restoring him to all his
rights, thus removing his disabilities
False swearing is to be punished as in
cases of perjury. Removal Of disabiIi-
ties is not to affect property Lost, cap
tured or destroyed by the army OF the
United States.
The Ways and Means Committee heard
a large delegation this morning, repre-.
senting the whisky interests Of Western
Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Robertson
county, Tennessee They state that there
are 10 .O0O, 600 gallons Of whisky in bond.
which will not be ready for market in two
or three years, and that it's Withdrawal
and the payment Of the tax as provided
By the present Law would involve seri-
GUS loss and, in many instances. ruin to
the owners. The delegation urged that
the time for withdrawal be made three
years instead Of one. The arguments Of
the delegation seemed 10 impress the
committee favorably.
The custom receipts last week were
Ss.l69. o0O
Gems. Terry and Sheridan have arrived
and had an interview With the President
this morning. Sheridan was accompanied
By Gen. Forsythe.
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, February l0--Noon. There
was considerable excitement yesterday
and last evening. The police were ae.
tive id Dispensing the crowd. No out
breaks ss yet. Many arrests have been
made. The military we're ont in full
force, but were not needed. At two
o'clock this morning. the streets were
nearly as quiet as usual. At this hour
the city is perfectly tranquil.
The report that NJ Frevost Posado is
to go to Washington as Minister from
France is contradicted.
The amount of bullion in the Bank of
France has increased 100000 francs
during the week.
The city is still quiet, but armed po-
lice are patroling the quarters lately oc-
cupied by the rioters.
The vigilance of the government au-
thorities is by no means abated. Troops
are still near at hand. which can be con-
centrsted at a given point at short no.
tice.
Gustave Flourens has not yet been ar
rested, and il said to have fed to Bel
GUM. The grand ball announced to be
at the Tuileries, last evening, was post
poned on account of the disturbance.
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for their protection and defense, and the
reorganization of the Republican party.
They hope all discussions will be for
gotten and oil the Union men consoll-
dated into a compact Republican party.
The colored people of Tennessee will
hold q convention here on the 2lst to
compare notes relative to their condition
10 the State.
There was an exciting debate in the
House to-day touching the letter of Trim
BILE, Shackelford and others inviting a
meeting of Republicans at Nsshvi'is and
making strong charges against the Leg's-
lature. Among the signers OF the letter
are Republican members of the House.
the Secretary of State and Comptroller.
A committee Of investigation was ap'
pointed. ~
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aov, Mr.. wall and the Woman's
Rights Meeting.

II having been stated in New York
journal that Rev. Henry Wall and lady
participated in tie Woman's Rights
meeting on Church Hill, the rev.
erend gentleman has put forth q
card, in which be explains his connection
with the affair. He says:
"The facts are simply these: A lady
with whom / stand upon friendly social
terms, who sometimes attends my church,
aud some Of whose near relatives are
members thereof, sent, some ten days
ago, an invitation TO repair to her house
at o'clock in the afternoon; purpose
not stated Seeing no reason TO decline,
| went. Upon my arrival found seated
in the parlor several ladies, nearly all Of
whom were unknown to me. What was
meant TO take place knew not any more
than child unborn. After awhile
without any organized meeting, presi-
dent, secretary, or treasurer lady, who
| afterward learned was Mrs. Davis,
opened a conversation by regretting that
she bad not brought with her some man
uscripts In lieu Of the light, however,
which they might afford, she proceeded
TO explain some supposed wrongs in
fiicled upon the sex by it's obdurate mas
ttrs.
AFTER an interval of about half an
hour or 50 consumed ia this way other
engagements called me of, snd made
my bow. Whilst | remained no action
vas taken; not word was said about
perfecting an organic alton and adopt
ing q constitution What took place
sfterward | know not. for / asked not
About the intrinsic merits of the
question Of woman's rights have moth.
log to say now, nor do / expect 10 have
anything TO say hereafter. / merely
state that ! have no sympathy with The
movement in Richmond or in Virginia.
IL properly apprehend my ministry
conceive that God sent me neither 70 adj
vocate nor TO oppose womsn's rights, bat
20 preach The Gospel / respectfully
decline, therefore. being q martyr in a
cause for which / have no heart. and
especially q martyr BY the vulgar pro.
cess Of interviewing.
Up 20 this point / have never taken
81 active part IN any political movement
never in my lie cast a political vote. As
regards the elective franchise, therefore.
the ladies are nothing worse Of than
an. And If those Of them Who want 70
vote bot cannot would only care as little
sboui the deprivation az ] do, Il might
happily rebound more TO the domestic
peace Of themselves asd-husbauds."
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NE " ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, February l0.-In the
FIRE to-day, Chas. Merrifeld persisted in
the flames.
Two policemen were dangerously shot
by negro. Another policeman shot the
negro, dangerously wounding him.
Two cotton pickeries (BepIipgers 4
Collins') were burned to-day. Loss, $780,
600.
Private dispatches report the destruc-
ton of the business portion of the town
of Port Gibson, Mississippi, including
the postoffice and hotel.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, February l0.-Lste advices
from the eastern department have been
received. Court Yolmszsda had arrived
at Menziela on the 9th inst and would
leave for Bsyomo, but the exact time
was uncertain.
The Cosino and Paual, representing
the wealthy and prominent Spanisrds Of
Havana. have issued document protest
ing against the. vile, unwsrranted and
criminal assassination of Isaac Griss.
valid
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, February l0-James d.
Clark, cutter, in the wholesale house Of
Moore, Loomis & Co., has been arrested
for robbing his employers of goods to q
large amount. What the value of the
goods taken is not known, but four
thousand dollars worth have been recev.
cred. He was considered one of the best
men in the establishment.
II. Sale and Fred. Moniman publish q
card in the Chicago Tribune, saying they
are the makers of the Cardiff Giant, and
are ready to make any number to order.
They claim an interest in the present
giant.
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TO DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS
To the Capital stock of the shelby
County Agricultural society.

FnHE attention Of DELINQUENT subscribers Of
Il stock TO the Shelby County Agricultural.
Mechanical and Horticultural Society il hereby
called q the following order, passed By the
Board Of Directors At their last regular metiins.
on February 5. $50. viz:
That the President be authorized 10 place
into the hands 81 a competent attorney. for
collection, all claims for balances due on sub
scriptions o. stock 70 said csmp anys after givtng
notice. in the daily papers. for one weak. that
said course will be pursued"
The Board are determined that good faith
shall be kept with the creditors Of the COM
pany: and. 70 avoid the alternatiye Of bringing
suit. Il is hoped that all deliequents win
promptly rospond. within one week, By calling
AZ tho once Of the Secretary, Ne. u Court
Buildine, and sottline their liabilities. After
that time. these claims viii be placed in the
hands Of an attorney for collection.
p. S.-Prnn and after this date these claims
viii be found In the hands Of Mefsrs. Marys
4 Trczcyant. attorneys a. Law. No 20 Msdis0n
street, where the parties are requested 70 cal
ir-iEl LION TRoUsDALE. sseS.
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LOUIsVII,LE.

LOUISVILLE, February 10 AT half
past four o'clock this afternoon engine
No. 3, on the Memphis and GAINESVILLE
and Louisville railroad, exploded her
boiler one mile north of Clarksville,
killing Thomas Bradley, the engineer.
He was thrown against the telegraph
wires, nearly cutting his body in two.
The fireman is reported badly scalded
and dying.
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NASHVILLE.

NAsBvLLE. February l0.--Messrs
Trimble, Shsckelford, Fletcher, and
esbers have addressed letter 10 the Re-
publicsns throughout the State inviting
then TO cone to Nashville on the lelh
Instant to coBBseltogsther upoo measures
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Medical Notice.

DR. q. g. CADE, LATE VISITING
.0rleans. La. and for tho last three years sur
geon Of the U. s. Post Hospital at Jackson,
Miss, respectfully tenders his profess ional SCR
vices to the citizens Of Memphis and vicinity,
in cases of every char acter. Special attention
given to all diseases peculiar to females; also,
venereal. syphilis. tumors. and all chronic dis
eases.
i5-IO-14 No. III BeaI Street.