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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a Trust Deed to me executed.
ID by Jane T. HOrnsby and J. G. HOrnsby,
on the 10th OF August, 1858. to secure the pay
ment of certain Indebtedness therein speci-
ded, viii sell. to the highest bidder, for the
purpose Of satisfying said Indebtedness, Lot
l5, in. N. NJ. Trezevants plan of subdivision,
containing 1910 acres; situated on Union
avenue, about three miles east of the city
Terms, cash; redemption waived. Sale on
Monday, May 30th, at Y o'clock, neOa,
At the Real Estate Exchange OF ROyster,
Trezevant & Co., northeast corner of Main
and jefferson streets, in the city OF Memphis
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
ROYsrER, IRRELEVANT & Co., Auctioneers-
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MILWAUKEE, May 25.-The vener.
able Episcopal Bishop, L. Kemper,
died yesterday evening, aged SO. He
was educated at Columbia College.
New York, consecrated missionary
Bishop of the Northwest in 1885,
and elected Bishop of Wisconsin in
1854. His firSsi labors were at st.
Louis, where he was Rector of Christ
Church for some wears.
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Indiana Grand lndne.

INDIANAFoLIs, May 25.-The
Grand Lodge Of Ancient and Ac-
cepted MasOns, of the State of In
diana, met in the Grand Lodge Hall
to-day, and was opened by Grand
Maste1TU. p. Rice. The grand
officers were all present, and every
subordinate Lodge was represented.
The reports of the Grand Master,
Secretary and Treasurer were read.
The Order is in a prosperous condi-
fipn
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PRESBYTERIAN Unity.

LOUISVILLE, May 25.-In the Pres
byterian General Assembly to-day,
the delegates representing the Com
mittee Of Conference appointed by the
General Assembly in session at Phil
adelphia, presented themselves, and a
committed was appointed TO confer
with them regarding an organization
between the Northern and Southern
assemblies. A report ON the subject
will be made Tomorrow.
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LoulsvllIe Races.

LOUISVILLE, May 25.-In th6raees
to-day, hurdle race of two miles was
won by Drains colt, Joe Aiken, in
5.43, beating Lewis Daisy and Farras'
Glencoe. The second race, mile heats,
was won by Thompson O'Malley In
1 1.48l and 1.49l, beating Lisle's Mile
Milton. The attendance was large.
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US. Troops asd Fsnians.

OTTAWA, CANADA, May 25.-The
United States Government has one
hundred and fifty regular troops on
the way to 0gdensburg.
-Four hundred Fenians were left be
hind to-day at Rome for want of ac-
cOmmOdation.
Fifty men of a garrison of artillery
and two guns of field artillery leave
this afternoon for Prescott.
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MARRIED.

May, 1870, at the residence OF Frank Hubert,
Of Hubertstown, by James Hall, Esq, J. A.
sTREaL 10 Miss KATE HUBERT.
CROWLEY-McDoNAL the sd inst,
at st. Peters church, by Father o'Brien. Mr..
]. j. CROWLEY 10 Miss MoLLTE z. MCDONALD,
both Of this city.
Cincinnati and st Louis papers please copy
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MARKETS.
GB Y 7 Ell EGR RAPH.l


New York.
NEW YORK, WALL STREET, May g. pm.-
money market closes easy; S@5 on call; 8@7
at 81 Os2s9Sl UsA for prime bankers go day
6ills- Gold quiet; latest transactions, ll4lz6
Governments quiet and frmer Southern
securities strong; on last cal tennessee e
6l96i1z; do. neE, 56@561<: Levee 6s. 75ILG75s[.
do. Ss; s2sas41S; Arkansas Is, 751z976; Alabama
6s, l0l@lO2; Union Pacific, 4lG4l%; Income
S1a9S12s; Land grants, 7e1z97654; list mort
gage S615GS63S; Central 93LlG9S5S Railway
market quiet and hrm; during the afternoon
prices were or little from the highest point
Of the day. Miscellaneous list weak 10 Pa
enc NAL, but generally steady in Others. Ex-
press stocks dull.
uplands and Mobile and 81 221<c for middling
New QrleaHs and Texas; sales, 25s7 bales, viz;
~ for export, and l2oS for spinners and specu-
latiop, and none in transit; included in abGSe
are 63 bales to arrive. For future delivery
sales have been 400 bales on a basis OF 22c for
low mlddlings for May 800 bales do. for June
do. for July at &c; 500 bales do. for July at
22zc; 100 bales do. for July at 221Sc; 100 bales
do. for september at 2O7sci 2OO bales dc. for
The monthly sales Of Scranton Coal to-day
showed nat mar ket and falling OF in prices.
Sales 81 600 tons. Lump and steamboat, 81 2Oi
egg, VI 5Oi stone, IS 0Oj chestnut, 81 a.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANs, May 2.-Cotton dull and
nominal at 29R4c. Flour, dull but un,
changed. Corn, lower; supply good; mixed
81 IS; white, 81 90. Oats, dull and lower; 7sg
1a & 81 s 81 nsss q PORK sEnh sm ea s s9s sS
81 50. Bacon aFmi shoulders. H14c; clear rib,
T1S0; clear sides, lSssc; hams irregular, 20L<a
2lSc. Lard unchanged. sugar dull and noTif-
malt common, Sh@g5<e; prime, lO549Il1<c;
choice, ll1SSll5zo. Molasses unchanged,
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 8,-FlOur more active.
inferior, S4i extra, 81 IS; family, IS 10; choice
trade ira brands, q 81 Wheat, 9uiet;s 81 OsSl Y for
Ing; Csc IN ear; quoted at 95c@sl for June de-
livery. Oats, 6o@60c. Rye and Barley dull
Pork, ~ 75g3a Lard, quiet at l6c. Meats
steady shoulders, lls{glI5Ac; clear rib, l4s<e;
clear sides. l55sgl6e; bacon in demand; sales
at l71Se; shoulders, 1876. Whisky anist,
q @i sales IS hhls. Cotian, 225lc. Li1seed
Oil advanced 90 81 099I 10.
ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. May 5.-Flour duh. Wheat
firm and unchanged, Corn, dull and lower;
D0D9Si Us. Oats duh and lower at 5Se6oc. In
Rye and Barley there Is nothing doing.
Whisky easier at 81 069l o., Provisions dull;
mess pork, ss 60SS0; ior dry salt clear rib,
l51<e asked, l5c offered; haaon shoulders, ls1&
,als5<c; clear rib, l61<c; clear, l75z; 171<c. |
asked for round lots. Lard, dull and un- |
changed.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, May S.-F1our quiet and firm. |
on spot; June delivery, 81 Isl; No. white |
Michigan, 81 Is; regular, 81 s.; NO. red, |
81 II; No. white Wabash, 81 IS. Corn, l92e |
better and quiet; No !, 92qs21Sc. Oats, steady |
at 5Sc for No. and Sc for No. 2
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL, May 3.-Pork, l02 tierces az /
is Bacon, SIS 3D. Lard, SIS, Tallow, rs, /
Wheat, ss Id. Corn, @s.
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DIED.

DUFFY-At the residence Of Mr.. Patrick
Roper, 40 Main street, or the 9th instant at
III O'Clock pm, Mrs. ANNIE DUFFY (mafden
name Roper, wife OF Patrick Duffy, In the
9th year Of her age.
The friends and sequaintances of Messrs.
James, Patrick and John Roper are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from No.
40 Main street, this CTHURsDAYl afternoon.
May 18th, at 4 o'clock. Services at st. Pat
rfelrss ahureh
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NOTICE.

A Ii those desirOus OF serving as special
n policemen To day, the day OF election,
win please call at my ONCE at 3 O'Clock am
May 18th. I. w. O'DONNELL,
my2 Chief of Poifca
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ersst's lunerancs.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The ad-
ministration has no information as to
what points the Fenians intend in
vading Canada, nor has the British
Minister any definite information on
the subject.
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A Pair of Knaves

LoUDoNvILLE, o., May 25.-Sny-
don and Gage, suspected of being
parties engaged in throwing the ex.
press train off the track few miles
west of here on Saturday, were seen
lurking around the wreck and ar
- scfod
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now gathered, receiving arms and
ammunition. Their conduct has been
irreproachable. An advance viii be
made tonight or tomorrow if present
arrangements are carried out.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SPECIAL ORDER

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF PoLIcEl
Memphis, Tenn, May ., IB70.
A LII drinking saloons, or places where
to-day at O'Clock a.m and remain closed
until pm. By order OF
my8 T. w. O'DONNEI,I Chief of Poltea
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VALUABLE ESTATE.
Homestead and Building Lots.
AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday, May 81, 1870,
All O'CLOCK.

viii be sold on the premises. the
valuable estate Of the late Governor
Jones, comprising about IG acres, subdivided
into suitable building sites.
THE HOMESTEAD
VIII be sold with ten acres of land. on
which VIII be found every convenience as
regards Out-bOuses, a splendid garden TEEN
ing with the products OF the season; also a
fine peach and apple orchard that needs only
10 be seen 20 appreciate
The residence contains eight rooms and
Is admirably adapted to this climate.
The water on the place is unexceptiOnable,
being pure freestone.
No more handsome sites can. be found I'm
the suburbs than Is contained in this estate
to relieve its topography, making it very
desirable for suburban residences
Situated as il Is on one OF the most FASH
ionaole drives leading out OF the city,
known as
THE POPLAR STREET BOULEVARD
And within easy riding distance to Memphis
should command the attention OF all inter
ested in nnding location unsurpassed for
rural home
Mrs. Governor Jones win take pleasure in
giving any information in regard 10 the
premises to parties desirOus OF examining
the grounds prior to the sale.
Omntbuses will leave our Office, No. 23l
Second street, at nine am. on the day OF
sale, giving ample time for an inspection OF
the premises before the sale commences
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED, WITH THE
ETCETERAS.
TERNs.-One-fouith cash, balance in one.
two, three and four years, with interest from
PASsMORE & RUFFIN,
Real Estate Agents.
W. ii. PASSMORE & CO., Auctioneers. MI
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SORE MOUTH CURED.

WILL, warrant a permanent cure OF any
| kind Of sore mouth in from 70 days,
and in all cases where = cure Is not eitected
in days and the directions are strictly Ioi-
lowed, / Will refund the money; charge Two
dollars. Apply at the GOodal House, NO.
le6 Main street, third story, nrst room nom
head Of stairs, left hand side.
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FOR LITTLE ROCK.

NSfN ~ . - ENSS0s
Regular Semi Weeiy Railroad Packet.
GAhGATIHI,
JOHN ]. EDISON. Master
CHARLEY SHARP lClerksl-. .BEAYx WILLIAM
L. This fine passenger packet
sleaves Memphis
Every Tuesday and Friday, at pm,
For DevaII's Hlun, connecting with special
trains for Little Rock, Returning leaves De-
wallis Bluff WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at pm. s
Tine to Little Rock, 80 Hours.
JAS. I. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
No. 10 Jefferson street.
CLARENCE HALL, Passenger Agents,
NV
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Trustees Sale.
MondaY. Dune 20. Is7o.
FOR WHITE RIVER,
EIIIott,s white snd Lite Bed Rlrer Linz

EIliOtt's White and Little Red River Line.
For Helena, Friar's Point, DeValI's Bluff,
Little Rock, Hot Springs, Augusta, Searcy
Des Arc and Jacksonport.
The new splendid passenger steamer
DE3 d. Elliott master
VIII leave Memphis for above a~
every TUESDAY, at O'Clock D m, -
Returning. leave Jacksoupoft every FRIDAY
at 3 O'Clock am; DeVall's Bluff every Satur-
day on arrival OF train. She carries the u. g
Mail, making close connection at DeVallis
Blud with train for Little Rock, and at Jack
sonport with light draught steamers for Up
per White and Black Rivers.
myA ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents.
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ii RMml HALLS
Msay u1lYEcETABLE SIcluAN
AL HAIR
RENEWE1Rs

It will positively Restore Gray Hair to It's
Original coler.
81 II keeps the hair from falling out. It is
the best dressing in the world, making life
less, stif, brashy hair healthy, son and glossy.
For sale BY all druggists.
RP. HALL CO.,
Nashua, n, a., PrOprissOrs.
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There is an unusual amount of sickness
Sn Lsfsyette county this season, so says
the Oxford Falcon.
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Country Residence at Auction.

THAT handsomely improved and beautiful
il Lot, containing over seven acres Of
ground, with Well-Duilt TWo-stOried House,
kftch en-, Stable, Garden, and hne well water,
three miles east of the city, on Union av-
enue. in one of the mOSte desirable localities
for health and good nefghbOrhoOd, WILL II
not disposed OF before privately, be offered Al
unreserved public sale, at our RSal Estate
Exchange, on
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The Doctor can be consulted personally, or
by letter, upon all Diseases pertaining TO his
Specially, and all other Diseases, not requtr-
ing his attention outside Of his ONCE.
n8-A seperate Once for Ladies. -
once hours from o'clock am, to O'Clock
pm ID. =. JOHNSON, d. d.
Jas
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WE invite special attention to the an
w neXed announcement of the sale OF
that elegant property belonging to Mrs
General Preston and F. W. smith ESQ
" h1ch We shall have the honor to bring be
fore the public at the time mentioned, and
which justly challenges comparison with the
finest residence grounds that have ever been
sold In Memphis. The perfect shape OF the
ground, the magnificent primeval oaks and
pOplaTs and the lovely lawn, which so dis
unguish these premises, have for many
years excited the admiration OF all who have
noticed them; and in now placing them on
the market for sale, with perfect title, with
out tax until lS7l and on such very easy
terms, We think no one need wait for any
better opportunity to become the owner Of
property more desirable or on terms more
favorable
ROY5TER, IRRELEVANT s. co.
AuctiOneers.
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Beautiful Building Lots
on
VANCE, LINDEN, CYNTHIA
AND ORLEANS SIS,

In what must be regarded by all as one OF the
most beautiful localities for first class private
residences within the limits of Memphis.
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Monday, May 30th,

On accommodating terms UnquestiOnsble
title.
Royster, Trszsyant & Co., Auet'rs.
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ST. ALBANs, May 25.-Fenian vol
unteers continue to arrive on trains
and leave for the front, about fourteen
miles distant, where at least 1000 are
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LIVERPOOL, May 3.-Pork, l02 tisrces AZ
Ga Bacon, SIS Cd. Lard, 68z. TalloW, As.
Wheat es Id Corn, 2es.
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St. Louis.

TOLEDO, May 25.-F1our quiet and Arm.
Wheat, &c better and active; amber, 81 10
on spot; June delivery, 81 Isl; No. white
81 n: No. white Wabash, 81 IS. Corn, l@3c
better and quiet; No. ], 92a925Sc Oats, steady
AZ 6Sc for No and 5ec for No 2
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY A NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES OF WOMEN,

Such as Excessive, Suppressed or Painful
Menstruation, LeueorrhOea or Whites, Fall
Ing OF the womb, and ALI irregularities OF the
Monthly Periods, causing SteTility or Barren
ness, and oftenttmes Consumption.
Persons who have been under the treatment
of other Physicians, and have not been
cured, are invited to call, as can cure all old
SyPhilitic Diseases, IL makes no difference
of how long standing. They wiIl-yield 10 my
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ST. ALBANs, May 25.-The fighting
at PreelingbuTg was slight. In q skir-
mish between a party of Fenians on
the Canada side, and some Canada
militia stationed at that point, several
were killed and quite q number
wounded, when the Canadians took
their dead and ran away, leaving the
Fenians in possession Of the field.
Great excitement prevails.
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a word about Cable, not word about any.
thing that interested anybody except those
holding offices and those expecting to hold
office. 1t was evidentthroughout the speech
that Hawley is frightened, that be fears
defeat-thas conscious of his own insignifi.
cance he fears that when weighed ne xtmonth
he will cems out "short" If he makes that
speech throughout the district his chances
for q return to Washington are powerful
slim. The meeting broke up after brief
exhortation from Ira N. Moore, which
nobody could get the hang of, and about
which nobody seemed to trouble themselves.
MIR. Moore was in the midst of telling how i,
puzzled him that certain democrats could
vote against the radicals, when large
portion were seized with sudden desire to
go down town and the speaker failed to get
through with the connndrum. The crowd
left. the lights we're put out and Hawley
went to bis hotel. And that's about all
Quincy cares to know about it.
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Mr.. HAwLEY voted against every measure
in congress, no matter by which party
brought forward, tending to relieve the bur
dens On the industry OF his constituents In
other words he voted that so per cent.
bounty should be given the people of Massa.
chusetts out of the pockets of his own con-
stituency, in common with the western
people. He was a representative of Fall
River, of Lynn or of Lowell, aud not of the
constituency that elected him. But the
matter ought to be too plain for denial
when it WAS shown that he voted for the bill
giving $679,372 to the state of Massachu-
sests, additional to ell this and more, on the
preteuce that a claim, treated as idle and
for more than fifty years, was
valid and that its payment now was e1pe
dent - Quincy Herald.
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which they belonged, greatly demoralized
by the defeat it suffered at Bougeral and
Bagneaux, and the general condition of the
camp at Versailles as deplorable, the troops
suffering terribly from sickness and want Of
wood.
AT meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Free Mssons in Paris, King William and
the crown prince of Prussia we're expelled
from the order"
Gen. Vonchertaur, commanding the Ger
man troops on the Loire, has issued q proc
lamstion declaring that the main condition
Of peace is the restitution of Alsace and
Lorraine to Germany.
The Prussians have taken all the clothing
from the shops and wine from the cellars in
Orleans
The invaders are sweeping the valley of
the Loire Of cattle, which are sent to the
forces around Paris.
The following new military divisions have
been formed in France: Division ofthenortb,
Gen. Bourbaki commanding, headquarters
At Lille division of the east, Gen Fierces
sion of the centre, Gen. Polhes com Andipg,
headquarters at Bourges division of the
west, Gen. Cam mbriLs commanding, head
quarters not stated.
The assizes are to be opened on Nov. 3.
Administrative councils are established in
% military districts, into which France was
subdivided Each council is to contain one
civil functionary. who will have sole charge
of raising and organizing troops.
The first parallel against the southern
part of the Schlestadt has been opened. 1t
is 600 PAGES from the work and is mounted
with 80 guns. The Pru.sisns lost in its
establishment only three men.
GENOA, Oct. 25.-A letter from Vosges
in the Movimento newspaper. says Gsrbaldi
has arranged his command. The first brig
ade, under Gen. Basal, contains one regi-
ment of Mobile Guards, one battalion Of
France -Tireurs. and large number Of Eng
lishmen and Spanisrds, commanded by
Oreazee. The second brigade, under Col.
Marie. is nearly all French. The third, under
Menotti Gsribsldi. is made up of one reRi
ment Of Mobiles, three battalions of Italians,
and one battalion of natives of Nice. One
company of engineers is attached to each
battalion.
VERSAILLES, Oct. 25.-Gen. Witch has
occupied Chsr.res. All is quiet around
Paris.
Official intelligence is at hand that the
Prussians entered NanRes and Montereau
to day, and that they have disappeared from
Meung and Beaugeny.
The Prussians are concentrating st Gizors.
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THE GERMAN WATc-NAN's SONG.

Among the watchmen of Germany singular
custom prevails of chanting devotional hymns, az
well as songs of a national and amusing cbarac-
ter, during the night OF the former description
the following is = specimen, the several stanzas
being chanted as the hours of the night are sue
announced:
Tark, ye neighbors and hear me tell
Ten now strikes on the belfry bell,
Ten are the holy command ents given
To man below from God in heaven
Human watch from harm can't ward US,
God will watch and God will guard us
He through His eternal might,
Gives US all blessed night.
Hark, We neighbors, and hear me tell
Eleven sounds on the belfry bell!
Eleven apostles Of holy mind,
Taught the gospel to mankind.
Human watch, DC.
Hark, ye neighbors and hear me tell
Twelve resounds from the belfry bell!
Twelve disciples to Jesus came,
Who suffered reeuke for their SAVIOR name,
Human watch, 10.
Hark, We nsighbors, and hear me tell
One has pealed on the belfry bell
One God above, one Lord indeed,
Who bsars us forth in our time of need.
Human watch, &c.
Hsrk, ye neig ghbors, and hear me tell
Two resounds from the belfry bell
Two paths before mankind are tree;
Neighbor choose the best for thee.
Human watch. &c.
Hark, ye neighbors, and hear me tell
Three now tolls on the b-lfry bell!
Threefold reigns the heavenly host,
Father, son and Holy Ghost.
Human watch, &c.
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80 Cts. to S. per Evening at Home

We are prepared to furnish profitable employ
ment to Men and Women at their homes. One
person in each locality throughout the ULited
States, can engage In this busins 80 at great va
ges. We send, FREE, full particulars and val
liable sample, which will do to commence work
on. Any person seeing this notice, who wants
profitable. permanent work, should send us their
address, without delay.
E. c. ALLEN CO., Augusta, Maine.
oct22-d1m
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/ !

IN take ANYTHING ese that he may say s Just - GOOD
nccause he makes q larger profit on it. These reme-
dies will be sent by express to any locality upon eP
pncation to the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 6sI ARCH STREET, Philadelphia
CHAS. n. EVANS, Proprietor:
formerly c. M. JACKSON . Col
Thsee remedies are for sats by DruGK1sts. stoseks
- md Medicine Dealers eserywhereL
Do not forget TO examine wen tn0 0eO -
M, IN ocdG 70 gst the GeGnine.
forsA oy
o. B8NsER, Agent,
20 -d4wsV ROsk IslAAl, Ils
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

=, Tor sAeh square, or the space occupied by ten
nnes OF solid nonpareil, One Dollar for each in
Special Notices, 20 cents Per lire. When In
lar advertising rates.
Communications. or Srticles inserted among
reading matter, 25 cents per line.
DAILY AED WKsKLY.-A diseoun. of Is per
cent will be made from the Weekly rates on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and eehIy.
Double Columns will be charged IS Per cent.
additional.
Por II transient advertisements advance pay
ment is required
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A VOID QUACks.-A victim of early In
n, discretion, causing nervous debility, pre-
mature decay, &C., hAv ng tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has . simple means OF sell
eure which he will send free to his fellow sut-
ferers. Address J. Il. FUTILE, 7S Nassau st.,
New y York.
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things by a Little Congressman.
A quiet sort of q Rally and mighty
small speech. sleek look
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