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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-31

generally.is much better to-day than for some
time past. Illustrative of the assertion, we
will state that one Of our prominent Front
street firms have shipped during the past
twenty-four hours to one point alone eight car
loads Of goods. There are few changes to note
in prices. Baling stuffs are slightly depressed
with sales Of bagging at 2O15c for 81 pounds.
Ties are quiet at 81 to SIC. Apples are dull
at 81 TO SO for common to choice. Provisions
are shade firmer. Mess pork is held at Sl3
to IL %. Clear sides sold in jobbing lots to
the trade at SIC, which was the lowest price
reported. Canvased hams range from IA to lie.
as to brand, with fair inquiry. Bacon shout
ders we're offered from the levee at SIC, and
jobbing lots were reported at the same price.
Lard is dull at 10 to 1870 for tierce and keg.
Flour is more active to-day with sales of 400
pounds, ranging in price as follows: Super,
81 IS to S.; extra, IS Is TO IS; double extra,
SO to 6 70: XXX, SO so, and fancy, IS to 49,.
Corn meal is in fair supply, with sales of 200
barrels from the levee' at So 05 delivered.
Poultry is quiet and unchanged. Butter is
dull. with light sales at previous quotations.
Eggs are in better supply and prices higher,
though irregular; sales are reported at lsc.
and from that to &c, which is the ruling price
asAeu' ro'a'oes are ouil AT % W 10 . % ior
81. Louis peachblows and Western russets.
Grain and feed is firmer, with sales of choice
white corn, shelled, at &c, and eats at SOC in
small lots. Choice hay sold at S26. Bran is
firm at SIS.
Prom s,or. an ordo., ,r;oo en-.
nrom soore on orders prices are as follows;
BAGGING - Is steady at 1S15@22c for hemp,
jute and fax IL to "a lbs. baling Irvine, 16@
l7e; second, hand gunnies and burlaps, 14ql6c.
BEANS = Navy, 81 5091 65; white mixed,
81 %.
BAcoy-Steady; clear sides, SIC; clear rib,
l13c; shoulders, 654g7c; sugar cured hams,
l21Sgl6c, as TO brand; breakfast bacon, 101SG
l2c12, plain and canvased.
BRAE-Quiet at 95c@S1 90 n 100 in store,
BUTTER-Good Western, l59lSc; inferior,
dull and nominal; choice, 20922c.
gABBAGE-Quiet at 81 0O9l000
CASDLEs- Light weight star, lie; full
weight, 17@18e.
,CHEEsE-0hiO and New York dull at 1O91lc;
shedder quiet at l49l5c.
coREEE-mo!Firm but quiet at 2O@2O14c for Rio
and 294@3lc for Java.
CoTToEsEED-s9 90 y ton on levee.
CORN MEAL-fLm at SO 1893 20 from store,
and IS 10 from mill.
GoRN-tlrm at 6I969c for shelled on ORDERS
HGGsTAre steady at 2Og22c for choice fresh
HAY-Firm at 81 4091 50 per 100 on orders. as
to quality.
rLOUR-Qulet; inferior, 81 so; super, s.;
medium, y 5Og6 50; extra family, S6 T5O17 90;
cholce ana fancy, ~ 50GS so. N3i
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RIVER, BUSINESS, M1soELLANEoUs.

1
The river has fallen perhaps half an inch
since our last report, and continues its de-
cline very slowly, and from present appear
anees there is but slim prospect for an i'm
provement. The upper Mississippi is rising.
but the swell will not be large enough to BEN
eft, nor even Improve, the channel in this re-
gion. At Cairo the river is stationary. and
an inch rise is noticed at st. Louis; there Is
five and a half feet between those points and
seven feet below the former to this city. Be-
tween here and Helena six feet is the shoalest
water reported, and that is at Choctaw bend /;
at Shoo-Fly eight feet is reported. The Ohio
river does not seem to improve any in depth
of water. although a rise has been reported
at several points above Evansville; steamers
plying below Louisville now are of the light
est draft and make very irregular time. The
mail boats continue to run above Louisville.
having over four feet of water. White river
and the Arkansas are falling slowly. Bust
ness at the landing since the close of our re-
port yesterday has been light.
The Allin got away ON time with moderate
trip. The Sallie passed up during the night
for st. Louis, putting out here nearly forty
bales of cotton recovered from the wreck of
the W. A. Caldwell.
The City of Chester came in from St. Louis
at daylight with good trip of grain and pro-
duce. The Susie Silver, for st. Louis, passed
up about nine o'clock, putting out here lot
of miscellaneous freight, and has $50 tons,
including 1900 bars railroad iron, for st.
Louis. The George W. Cheek came in from
Friar's Point at daylight with IL bales of cot.
ton, SSS sacks cotton seed, and fair trip Of
people. The A. J. White, from Napoleon,
also arrived, bringing 9 bales Of cotton and
7l9 sacks cotton seed. This constitutes the
business done up to one pm. The weather
continues clear and pleasant.
The Pat Cleburne was let of the docks last
night. 1t is rumored that she will run be-
tween here and the mouth of White river.
The Andy johnson had mot arrived up to
the hour of our going to press, but was hourly
expected.
The Susie Silver reports the Pauline Carroll
and NJ. J. Wieks hard aground at ChoctaA
bend.
Judging from the amount Of goods turned
out on Front street our local packets will have
fine trips to-day and tomorrow.
We regret to learn that Captain Marsh Mil
Ter, the veteran pilot of the lower Mississippi,
is quite i'll at his home on Mosby street.
The P. w. Strader is reported hard aground |
at French Island bar. in the Ohio.
The Celeste is the regular Friday mail /
steamer for the Arkansas river.
The A. j. White goes out tomorrow even
ing for Helena and Napoleon.
The City Of Yicksburg. Captain Carter. will
pass down tomorrow morning at ten o'clock
for Helena, Napoleon and all landings to
Vieksburg. She is aNo. steamer and makes
schedule time.
The City Of Chester. Capt. Aleck Zeigler in
command. and that clever gentleman. J. W.
Baskette. at the desk win depart at five O. clock
this evening for Cairo and st. Louis. making
direct connection with the Ohio river packets
at Cairo, and all the railroads.
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Robbery.

A few nights since Mr.. Page, who re-
sides on Court street extended, discov-
cred white man in his bedroom. coolly
searching trunks, etc. The thief be-
came alarmed and escaped through a
window, carrying off about fifteen dol
lars in currency and check for three
hundred dollars. He was not recog-
nized, and no arrest has been made.
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Railroad Charter to be Amended.

Railroad Cnarter 10 De Amenueu'
A petition was filed in the First Chan
Gerry Court this forenoon by the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad Company
to amend its charter for the following
reasons First, to purchase, own, control
and operate the following railroads: The
railroad running from Fayetteville to
Dechard, belonging to the Winchester
and Alabama Railroad Company q
railroad running from Tullahoma to Nc
Minnville; a railroad running from Nc
Minnville to the Kentucky line, belong
ing to the Southwestern Railroad Com
pany, to point near Sparta. And in
order to make proper connection with
said roads, the Memphis aud Charleston
Railroad Company ask to be empowered
to construct, First, railroad from a
point on the State lines of Tennessee
and Alabama, connecting with a road to
be constructed by said Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company from
Fearnes' switch tosaid State lines, and
on to the Winchester and Alabama rail
road, and from thence to the McMinn-
vile and Manchester railroad, near Tul-
lahoma. Second, a railroad from De-
chard connecting with said Winchester
and Alabama railroad, and running to
the McMinnvllle and Manchester rail
road. Third, the said Southwestern
RAILROAD extending from McMinnville,
via Sparta and Lexington, to the Ken
lucky line, and for other purposes.
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TOnaOriaI.

Mr.. d. H. Hessig, the well-known
tonsorial artist at No. 80 Adams street,
has removed to the corner room, No. 80
Adams street, where he will continue to
do hair-cutting, shaving and shampooing
in superior style. Especial attention is
given to hair-curling and dressing. Hes-
sig has the only hair-brushing machine
in Memphis. l
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rho Jones-Cavanaugh Homicide.

Recorder Scales heard the conclusion
of the testimony last evening in the case
of the State vs.. Reuben c. Jones, who is
charged with the murder Of the late P.
"a. Cavanaugh on Causey street. Coun-
isel for the State and defense waived
argument, and the defendant was ad-
mitted to bail in the sum of $4,000 for
his appearance at the next term Of the
Criminal Court. At IL o'clock to-day
Mr.. R. C.fJones was released from Gus
tody. His bondsmen are Messrs. Gull
ford Jones, Thos. r. Tuggle, X. b.
Eidmonson and W. A. Ammons.
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Delegates TO the ShreveL 'Ort Con
VentfOn.

Delegates TO the Shrevel NOrt Con
VentfOn.
In accordance with resolutiC N oil tn'
Chamber of Commerce, at the las regu
lar meeting, President Pinson ha s ap
pointed the following named gentle men
as delegates to represent Memphis III
terests in the grand Texas Pacific Ra IL
way Convention, to be held at Shrev.'
port, La: Messrs. Samuel Tate, M. j.
Wicks, Nathan Adams, Frank White,
John S. Toof, W. W. Guy, T. B. billiard,
c. z. Nicely, N. Fontaine, j. W. Clapp'
j. Thonps0n. Capt James Lee, jr., Capt.
G. w. Cheek, Y, s. Plummer, A. W. IT.
vine, W. j. Sykes, Leon Trousc'ale' e.
NJ. Apperson, Thes. H. Allen, John d.
Adams, l. NJ. Hill, W. R. Moore, E. Ur-
quhart, J. S. Stratton. The delegates
ca n obtain their credentials of the Sec
ret airy Of the Chamber of Commerce.
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the Last Rose of summer.

This being the last day of summer,
our reporter sought for the last rose, that
traditionary flower immortalized by the
poet, Thomas Moore. While speaking
of the matter to Esquire Miller, that
officer exclaimed Eureka" as a well
known Memphis poet and ex,journahst
came mp with the article pinned to the
lapel of his coat. THE last rose of
summer" can no longer be considered
a myth, existing only in song.
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Gas.

The Memphis Gas Light Company is
now supplying gas to the city of supe,
rior illuminating power and brilliancy
at reduced rates, and has on hand coke
and coal-tar; also naptha-tar, the best
lubricator for railroad cars and heavy
machinery. Office, 29l Second street
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DRUGS AND PERFuMER,
AND STILL THEY COME !

A MOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF DRUGS.
"A patent medicines, soap, perfume ries, etc.
nj the LITTLE DRUG STORE ROUND TIL z CoRNFR'
Prominent among the patent medic ines stand
Rosadalis, koskoo, English Fema le Bitters,
Marchisi and MarshalPs Catholieo' i, Scovill's
BLOOD and Liver Syrup, PhilotOke n, Clarke's
Female Pills. Winch ester's Hypop nosphites of
Lime and Soda. Injective Brow Kennedy
Medical Discovery, India ChOl agogue, etc.
Of the hair preparations-PhA on's Vitalia,
Halls, Barrents. Rings, Ayf ,rs', Jayne's,
Servings Ambrosia, etc. Ny stock in per
fnmeries, for variety and exc ellence, cannot
be exeelled IN this or any other market.
among a large and p{9paila'f variety can be
Hedyosmia, Beauties Own, Nilsson Bouquet,
Farine Ext. and Cologne warranted), Rom
deitia, etc. And then l have a fine lot of
snonges, old 1910 brandy, pure wines and
whiskies, and overything usually found in
hrst-elass drug store, Only give me call,
and guarantee satisfaction as to variety,
quhhty and price. Special and personal at
tcntiOn given to Prescriptions.
N. d. BARRADALL,
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sTEAx-YIrr1se at 3l5 Second st. A.

BRowN's ENGLISH RooFING PAINT FOR
TIN RooFs.-The best composition now
in use for felt roofs. All kinds Of roofs
repaired and warranted, by
1886 E. C. JONES' III Poplar st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-31

The Young Mems Christian Associa
tiola having suspended active work fol
sel 'eral months, the members are nov
notified to meet at the Cumberland
Oh urch, OF, Thursday night, August 3lst
at 8 o'cloclI, for the election of new DIN
&c rs. Friends of the cause are invited
a. Id urged to attend. By order of the
L Executive Committee.
R. B. MAURY, NJ. D., Seey.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-31

LIvKRPooL. August 81. II a.m.-Cotton is
strong. Sales. 90 200 bales. Middling uplands.
95-l6d; Orleans. 99-l6d.
2p.m.-Cotton is quiet. Sales. 2. 900 bales.
Of which 1000 were for export and specula-
ton. Uplands. e5-l6d; Orleans. 9-l6d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-31

LAZARUS & MORRIS perfected specta-
cles are the best. They never tire the
eyes; last many years without change
are warranted not to break. F. H. Clark
& Co., jewellers and opticians, No.
Clarks Marble Block, 29O Main street
Memphis, are sole agents for this city.
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COTTON.

Sales yesterday were eco bales, the market
at the close being nearly, if not quite, bare of
strong, and at pm. was quiet at previous
prices. New York opened dull and easier at
1910 for middling, but was more steady du-
ring the middle of the day. Buyers were in
the market to-day for all grades, but found
scarcely any desirable lots. and several who
had partly filled orders of the better grades.
retired in disgust. The sales up to pm. did
not exceed 100 bales, and included small lots
of ordinary at 1916; good ordinary at 151s to
l51Ic, and 20 bales clean stained at 151zc. We
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Ovstersl OystersiI Oysters!il
HEADQUARTERS OYSTER DEPOT,

zlo Second street.
We have this day put oysters down to
living prices. Wholesale, seven dollars
per dozen cans; retail, seventy-hve
cents per can. We are receiving the
best quality of oysters daily.
= EDWARDS & HOLBROOK.
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Fresh oysters.

Just received, my first shipment of
oy sters for the season. and will hereaf-
ter receive them fresh and fine, daily,
by express. Call on
VIcToR ID. FUcHs,
Oyster, Fish and Game Depot,
. IL Jefferson street.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Helena, Napoleon and Vicksbure.
The United States Mail Steamer
CITY OF VICKsBURG..........C Carter, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE r--..
Nv FRIDAY, September 1, at p
10 am; Freight received at ST. Isszzzs1sk
Louis Wharfboat.
W. Z. DILL, Agent,
ELEM CALVERT, Eup't.
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The arrival Of the St. Louis packet with
fair cargo Of produce gave more animation to
the grain and produce market. and business
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-31

NEW YoRK. August 81. 1O:25 a.m.-Govern-
ments are active and steady. Sterling ex-
change is steady at 1921. Gold is lOaning at
LA of | nor cant
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Notice.

If you want good oysters, go to Head
quarters Oyster Depot, No. 278 Second
street. Sold at living prices.
5 EDWARDS q HOLBROoK.
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l2:l5.-The market is steady. Future sales,
700 bales. Sales for September, 1870; 0cto-
Der. 1s1zc; November and December. 1s1sc.
p.m.-Cotton is unchanged. Spot sales.
oo0. erfurae -T0o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-31

L Memphis and Charleston railroad, seven
teen miles from Memphis, suitable for an
educational institute or private residence.
The place contains two and half acres in
garden, highly cultivated; six acres in fine
and the rest in fruit trees of the best variety.
The land is rich and the products remunera-
tive. The college building is eighty by forty
feet and has twelve rooms; the cottage has
three rooms and a kitchen, etc. Best Of well
and cistern water; location high and healthy /;
neighborhood one ofthe best in Shelby county.
Price, $1,000. Address Overton, Ledger office.
or see proprietor on the premises. l54-2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-31

GRAND RAFFLR of two valuable gold
watches, at Charley Meyers, Saturday
night
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LOST


TIyAKFN Up-ONE RED HELPER AND
one black COW. which the cunercan have
n w O'DONNELl
ls5-s Chief d Holict.
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PAFKR bags at Craig's seed store, Nos.
ss7 aud 379 Main street. l59
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CaOR SALE-6NE LIGHT R0CKAWAY
II and harness, as good as new. Will sell at
q bargain for cash or good paper. For terms
apply to Captain Jinks' stable, No. 62 Union
street. 1907
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WARTED.

WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
three rooms (unfurnished) suitable for house
keeping-within easy distance of Court
Square. References exchanged. Address A.
b., Ledger office. l6i-l
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w GUS and active man to take charge of
the business management of the MEMPHIS
REAL ESTATE BU LLETIN. 1t requires one
who is well qualified to canvass successfully
faithfully attend to the prompt delivery of the
paper throughout every part of the city, and
mailing to all sections of the country. APP
ply to JOHN U. LANlEh a CO.,
BAL 2S6 Second street.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-HANDSoME SADDLE-MARE
IL Apply at Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety's office, II Monroe street. or to seligman
be seen. l57-l
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NOR SALE-THE CHARLESTON HOUSE,
L at Depot Of Memphis and Charleston rail.
road. This is a large, commodious hotel
building, now the property of gentlemen
abroad, who will sell. If not sold privately,
will be offered publicly on Saturday, DC.
tOber IA, to the highest bidder for one-hali
cash; balance in twelve months, with inter-
est. Apply at Room rs, Planters Insurance
Building, Madison street.
1875 GEO. W. WINCHESTER.
nor SALE-JUST RECEIVED ON CON-
t. signment from Paris, KY, two pair thor
Oughbred Berkshire shOats took the premium
at the Winchester and Richmond Fair, Ky.
win be sold at very reasonable price;
NJ. G. COSTELLO,
1887 81 Monroe street, City Stables.
NOR SALE-0R FOR LEASE ON LONG
T. time, ninety lots; several very desirable
and we'll located for cotton sheds, factories,
or lumber yards; some very handsome and
convenient for residences. A large number
will be leased. at low rates, for cheap resi-
dences. Also one lot Of six acres, just outside
WV O'i ' WIN. L. VANCE, 1876 Madison st.
Apply between 5 and 10 am. al
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VXTANTED-k GOOD WAG0N-MAKER,
w to whom good wages will be paid and
steady employment given. None other need
apply. KUUSH * CUNNINGHAM,
144t Corner Monroe and DeSoto streets.
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For Arkansas River.
U. s. NJ. Line-For all points on the Arkansas
CELESTE. master
MILL LEAVE FRIDAY, ~.
w September l. at pm. For ellsl1ht,|a
freight or passage apply on board aAzIssasizAh
or to w. II. KENNEDAY, Agent,
Office on Company's Wharfboat,
1851 Foot of Court street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-31

Receipts to-day were 50 bales; shipments.
81. The cotton year closes with a stock of 25lC
bales last year it was 1880.
COTTON aTATRur1T
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

MILL RUN IN CONNECTION WITHTHE
w trains of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad from DevalPs Bluff rs follows: The
0SAGE will leave Devall's Bluff every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, at o'elock I. m.
on arrival of train from Memphis, for Des
Are, Augusta and JacksOnport Returning
will leave Jacksonport every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 4 o clock D m, connect
ing with trains at DevalPs Bluff next day for
Memphis and Little Rock.
The SALLIE V. will leave DevalPs Bluff
every Thursday at 10 o'clock am, and every
Sunday at o'clock Pm for Des Are, West
Point and Searoy; Returning. will leave
West Point every Thursday at II o clock d. m
and every Monday at o'clock a m. for De
Wallis Bluff and mouth of White river.
The SALLlE V. will leave Devalps Blun
every Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock D. m,
for Clarendon, Aberdeen, Cass Coe, Mount
Adams, CrOckett's Bluff, st. Charles. Indian
Bay and mouth of White river. Returning
will leave mouth of White river every Wednes-
day and Saturday at o'clock am, connee
ing at Devalls Bluff next day with trains for
Memphis and Little Rock. This boat Will also
run to Augusta every Monday, leaving there
Monday at 10 pm.
Passengers by this route will go through 10
Jacksonport in S6 hours less time than By
river; other points in proportion. Passen-
gers to points below DevalIs Bluff will save
"a hours time by taking this route.
Freight shipped by this lime will reach its
destination considerably in advance Of ali
other routes, shippers saving thereby tho
enormous rates Of river insurance and time
by this route.
Through Bills Lading signed al Office. No.
Madison street. JOHN B. DAVIS, pres't.
A. p. CURRY. Secretary and Treasurer iN;f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-23

PHEUMATISM AND IT'S COGNATE
~ ILLS.-PhOF. MAC, from pressing demands made
on him As here ofore announced in Boston and various
onef places and states resp, cny informs tha nc mas
Worcester, Mrs IL. " Billings OF 2OS Main street torcp
resent him 10 all patients and others suffering from rheu-
mlism and all it, other lamenabe maades attending,
comprising weak loins and joints kidney affections, con-
eases, &c, &c from improper treatme t. Mrs, Billings
IS wen known IN this city worthy lady TO entrust
such responsibility to, and aid in the cause of hui
manity in relieving grevous maladies through my dis
ooyery and putting stopper on the many former mpo-
and the rich miserable.
Prof Mac is happy to state he feels proud IN such an
arrangement, from the numerous high oonions of ladies
wherever he mentioned her name that he could not
ec another equal to aid in accomplishing his
relieve suffering mankind. by MS unequalled pasers
when all other remedies fail.
AL business Transactions with Mrs B. will be strictly
Hea office and mandatory, 1872 Harrison avenue.
The only true conqueror on the globe ofrheumatism
See advertisement of Mrs. B.
Room for gentlemen, and select room for ladies'
MRS. BILLINGS feels much pleasure in announcing
the honor conferred her by rro lilac agent Mrs b.
having been In the capacity OF aiding innumera6le suf
districts. having had opportunity of witnessing
the erul powers of Prof Macs plasers in recent
and serious in this city, also hearing Prof Mac
express that he DESTROYS of competent agent 20
sist him IN his duties, offered my services and
hope may BE- able to do 50 in his noble purpose
Once 2Us Main street, Hours from a, NJ. to spa
SB.NSufierers no; able to call Mrs B will be happy
to visit them Il ~ TINS Guy ny glvng Que notlee.
Mac for full particulars and marelous cures sent free
by mail, containing but true and ndisputable facts.
NOTICE. PLASTERS ON SALE
FOR EVERY AFFE TED JOINT, OR
ThE CASE TAkEN, AS MAY BE
AGREED ON.
a2l d3t
II OST-On Main street, this forenoon, A
~ LADIES' GOLD BREAST ri y, inlAId with colored
enamel. The nnder will suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at this Office. dJt d2
FVyO RENT Tenement of or rooms,
n with city water and water closet. Apply at No. II
| spruce st, det' aga
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NOTICE. = PLASTERS ON SALE
FOR EVERY AFFE TED JOINT, OR
THE CASE TAkEN, AS MAY BE
AGREED ON.
u2
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Two RENT "A Tenement of or 6 rooms,
n with city water ana water closet. Apply at No. u
spruce st, d6t' aga
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T OST-On Main street, this forenoon, A
~ LADIES' GOLD BREAST ri ,inlaId with colored
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