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COMMAND FEO UR tx CHANGER
Kfcna0SD. VA, May 8, 1879.
.F uFEERINGS. 81

CoRg.-White, ssss bushels. Yellow, 900 bushels.
Mixed 1865 bushels. 81 ~. 3EBl Fsf3.1 s.S 81,
{, BIaCK-EYE PEAs.--eo bushels. u.
j. n. i. ssg.e 81. SAI1ES ~ ~ .sf i:
CORN.-White. ss2 bushels very good at 7sc., i,p9e
bushels prime at 7sc Yellow, .sf sheiS very good
Mt 7sc. sisxed, I5G bushels prime at TIC. - s.
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GROCERIES, &c.
100 BOXES SHOULDERS,
loo loo boxes G. r. SIDES,
20 tierces SUGAR-CURED HAMS, =" 't
50 bags RIO COFFEE,
10 hogsheads DEMERARA SUGAR.
lU hogsheuds PORTO RICO SUGAR,
loo boxes ADAMANTlNE- CANDLES,
light weights = ...,
rs barrels NEW ORL Fans MOL ASSES,
So barrels SYRUP, various grades:
10 hogsheads DEMERARA MOLASSES,
$40 boxes SOAP, various brands
500 realms WRAPPING PAPER, 4.
30n barrels Valley Mills EXTRA FLOUR,
SO barrels Byrne's celebrated RYE WHIS-
KEY, two years old; ....
200 harrels RYE and BOURBON WITS
KEYS, various grades.
In store and for sale by
MCCARTHY & SLATER,
nv a-3t t-.- 1i9s Main street
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PETERSBURG, Va,

MAY s.--Receipts fair and market 90
arc scarce and much iwantos ~ e Quote s
.PrimIngs, loose. II ~. .I1.s.ss. .s.s -
Prmings, hogsheads ......-.s....ss... o
Common TO niedtuni lugs, loose! q. !. q 80
Fair to good Jugs. -. 80. 80. y. ~
Do. hogshcads. :. =. s..... ~
Low and medium lent, loose !. ...s.S.s..t' %
Fair to good Leaf, loose. s...,....
DO. hogsheads. u. -. 49,.
BRIGHT lugs, hocsbeatis 49,. 4 80
Fancy leaf, medium TO good !. ..s. Ia
Fine 10 very fine .......... IS.
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adniimrsss'noag the Denocratsiof shas South,
for we feel that you have beiriended us IN
the day Of our humiliation and suffering.
when friends We're few. $3.50 5S .s.2's
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. /. 5. 8. Il rs, d ]. !: &.

&. sses Il. rs
i, Rr 4 rss OF LIVE ssToes &
Thefollowinr Ia Tie statement of I've ssock
rr, the "a dry Of May, 1874 70 The stit %
eaale--gf; weight. 1s,els pounds; Sold az: deod
f,ir 1sSssr grass extra good.
S6seD.-Ii 10 have beerseld 90 41e scale IBIS wei:
Ii,,1a-Swf ri; II, 100 p0nnuS; BOLD NJ
ssEEsc NET Corrffsd eGgasc, nst. it, z.Itsea
h Lambs.--rer head, S2.5ugt 80. l.
TOBACCO MARKETS ~ saafs.
= i1'a RIoTfMoHD; YH1sfAr ~, ~
s4aff aSf.-II. ~ Sk1is.a.s ~ s4tf
Latos 4 common ia coed. I. ]. 1; % os
Con. non to medium. D. 9W ~ 80
- Good to fre 10 soeg llssp g
sUS-cURED. s.s...ea
Lbgs-Comm0n to good ee4Y % ~
Lta|-C0mm1n TO medium. 80. % 001 " w
4f GOOD 70 fne--nOnc IN uarksftas 9sss ~ IN
rvos-f,ood 10 medium Hhisn!: !. ia 10 %
Gopd 10 lne.. r. eo0 Is % =
Extra salakfpg ........... 20 0cY ~ co.:
Leaf-Common TO medium wrJppels.s ~ exs . 0ss
Good to fine wrappers ss... ~ 90 oo99 g W.
Extra wrappers .....s s....s.5. 20 00Hglz3 W.
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First, as to the Democratic policy, had
we the controlling of its Convention when
called, we would simply reiterate our I'M
changed adherence to its Interchangeable prln-
ciples, re.iilirm those principles, urge it upon
the State committees to preserve their unity
of action and State organizations intact: TO
bend all their energies to the election Oh
Democratic congressman and State officers,
hut would declare The inexpediency of
making any nomination for President and
Vice-P president, but leave the members Tree
to choose between Greeley thestatssma ma y and
the patriot, and Grant the charlsttan and des-
pot.-Ronle fGa.) Courier. go =. Z 80. : IT,,
Hon, Alexander Fl. stephens Heard
:sE.s 80 :t" From. s....4.3! 10. ~ ~
81 Hon. A.. II. Stephens, In lengthy editorial
in the Atlanta Sun, pitches into August pei
mont and his Democratic eoadjulors for WhsI
he STYLES irving to Glitch the Demo S.l eau
Is the Radical engine 3 3; at Cnclnnan ~
working up Charles rancis Adams as a can
didate to the presidency, and comnents, IN y !
Characteristic vein against the policy Of glVlhs
apthe Jefarsonian platform" or q Dehlei'
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W. II. McCAw,
Editor Columbia pkSn,a..
Los ANGELES, Cal.

TUE ", May I, 1872,
To Horace Greeley The citizens of Los
Angeles congratulate the country upon your
nomination. John g.. Downey, Thomas
Gates, Hahcr hatfield, b. -. Wilson, J. w.
Hclrncr William Buckley, Matt. N. Wood
WORTH
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The Political SituafIOH.
WASHINGTON, May 8.-The statement that
ex-senator Hendricks and Hon. George ID.
Pendleton had declared in favor Of the Ciil-
cinnati ticket turns out to he mistake.
To-day a letter was received from Mr.. Hen
bricks in which he speaks OF the nomina.
lions Mt Cincinnati as unacceptable, but he
vii be governed by the action Of the Ma
tional Democratic Convention. f.$9G
Word to the same effect comes from Dir.
I,endleton, On the other hand il il noticea-
BILE that among the members from the cities
fine Greeley and Brown ticket Is gaining
strength, while the country members, who
are mostly noneommittai, admit that the
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Closes. Arrives.
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FACTS AND FANCIES.

A New Orleans mule drinks tea.
Liverpool has a female vigilance com
taittee.
"Shoe Heel" is a North Carolina me
tropolis.
A sure way to stop woman's mouth
kiss it.
If woman we're to change her sex
Me would be a he(a)then.
Lucca will be the next operate star in
in our Western sky.
1t is now proposed to weigh gas in
stead of measuring it.
There is not a single native of Turkey
in command Of a Turkish man-ofwar.
A young lady has brought libel suit
against her mother as the only means to
get a mother-in-law.
Photographs of the Tichborne jury,
with index of names and positions at
back, have large sale in London.
A clergyman who holds a ticketof-
leave, has been arrested at Clayton-le.
Moore, Lancashire, on a charge OF for
gerry.
Boston furnished every newsboy in
Chicago, at Christmas, with a pocket
book and with dime in it as nest
egg"
The International Society Of London
has, by a majority of one, resolved to
exclude reporters from its meetings in
future.
Two hundred and nineteen insurgents
have been shot by the French troops in
Algeria since the breaking out Of the
iusurrection in that country.
A contraband who found his way
to Boston with returning troops related
his experience on The battlefield as fol-
lows: You see, massa, was driviu' an
ambulance, when a musket ball come
and kill my horse; and den, pretty soon,
the shell come along and be blow my
wagon all to pieees-and den got of "
Oscar Lessines, the former lover Of
Queen Isabella Of Spain, who urged Ma
Poleon III so strongly to annex Belgium
to France, and whose secret memorials,
addressed 10 the Emperor for that par
pose, were recently Published in the In
dependence Beige, was publicly cansd in
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Tuesday, BON day Of january, 1s7s,

at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, in the city of Memphis, between the
hours of ten o'clock am. and two o'clock
p.m;, the following described property, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the
aforesaid Indebtedness, viz: The west one
half of lots mum bered lis and 1l6 in the Bat
tur9 addition to the city Of Memphis, begin
ming at the intersection of the south line of
Adams street with the east line of Water
street thence south with Water street56 feet /;
thence east parallel with Adams street so feet
to the centre of alley; thence along the CEN
ter of said alley north So feet thence west
with Adams street 50 feet to the beginning.
Also another piece of property, being on the
west end of part Of lot No. 400, as designated
on map of Memphis, beginning at stake on
the south side of Adams street continued as
run off by William Todd. and at the intersec-
tlon OF line ten feet from the southeast wall !;
thence southwardly with said line to the head
of the old La6range. railroad; thence with
tho north boundary line Of said railroad to
what was once Bayou Gayoso; thence north
wardly with said bayou to Adams street :;
thence with said street to the beginning.
Said property is at the point where Adams
street and Charleston avenue or Pigeon Roost
road meet, and fronts on Adams street 1927
feet, and on Charleston avenue or old Pigeon
Ro0st road 1924 feet, and is the same prop
erty conveyed 70 VIM. j. Wynne by tive deeds,
one from ii, M. Kerr and Lucilla NJ. Beatty,
registered in book No. 30, D. so, and the other
from Daniel Abbott, registered in book No.
"a, p. $50, to which references are made.
The title to said property is believed 10 be
good. The equity of redemption is expressly
waived. But i will convey only as trustee.
102td HOWELL E. JACKSON, Trustee.
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Paris cotfee-houss BY an illegitimats
brother Of the present King Of Belgium,
of whom he had spoken unexpectedly
in his writings.
Many persons imagine that Il takes q
dozen lawyers, host Of Witnesses and
ever SO many sheets of foolscap paper
to make a last will and testament. To
show the fallacy of this belief tits shown
that Lord Clyde in England, some years
since, wrote his will 3. his club on a
sheet of noiepaper, in half dozen lines
and It was duly proved; and there is a
story of hostler, who, being at his last
gasp, crawled to the corn chest, raised
the lid, scrawled his parting injunctions
on the wood with piece Of chalk, got
postboy and stableman to witness his
signature, and SO died.l The box lid was
taken off its hinges, and satisfactorily
proved in Doctors Commons.
A Chicago reporter thus describes
Twain in his last lecture, " Mr.. Twain
never dipped into pathos. and never rose
into eloquence, but he kept sliding
right along in fascinating nasal snarl,
looking and speaking like an embar-
raised deacon telling his experience,
and punctuating his tardy fun with ths
most complicated awkwardness of ges-
ture. Now he snapped his fingers; now
he rubbed his hands softly, like the
catcher of the champion nine, now he
carressed his left palm with his dexter
fingers, like the end minstrel man pro-
pounding conundrum; now he put his
arms akimbo, like Disguised auction
eer; and now he churned the air in the
vicinity of his imperilled head with his
outspread hands as if he was fighting
mosquitoes at Rye Beach.
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Ne. 1900.
In the First Chancery Court of Shelby
County, Tennessee.
waddy Thompson

WAddy Thompson
r. NJ. Henning ct FL.
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
i this cause that the defendants, X.
NJ. Henning, Albert Pearce, Alexander
Smith, David Gibson, Oliver Perrin. and the
unknown heirs Of Marcus P. Woodruff, de-
ceased, are all non-residents Of the State Of
Tennessee. the two former and the heirs Of
NJ. p. Woodruff being residents Of New York .
and the others residents Of the State of Ohio.
This suit being instituted 20 reach the inter
ests Of Pearce, Henning, aud the heirs Of
Woodruff. in a certain piece Of property IN
Memphis. fronting on Alabama street. and
containing 81 acres, TO satisfy debt due BY
them 20 complainant Of about $50, 900 90; II is
therefore ordered that they make their appear
ance herein at the courthouse in the city Of
Memphis. Tennessee, on the first Monday in
February. lSI2, and plead. answer or domur
10 complainant amended and supplemental
bill. or the same will be taken for confessed
az to them and set for hearing ex parte, and
that a COPY Of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks. ia the Mem
phis Public Ledger.
EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
ByE.B. McHSRT. Dep. Clerk and Master
A c0py-Attest.
Humes 4 Poston. solicitors for complain
ant. 108-lIS-1i9-l25
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Attachment Notice.

Eli Rayner Before S. A. Moore. Jus
VS.. tice Of the Peace for Shell
Jordan Yates. by county.
IN THIS CAUSE PLAINTIFF HAVING
i made affidavit that defendant. Jordan
Yates, is Justly indebted to him in the sum
Of thirty-five dollars. with some interest, in
all under $40. due by promissory note for said
amount, and that defendant is a nonresident
of the State of Tennessee, and having prayed
an attachment against defendants estate,
which has been issued and returned, levied,
By garnisheeing Roots x Co., said Roots y
Co. having appeared before me and answered
that they are indebted to defendant in the
sum of twenty-five dollars and fifteen cents
II is therefore ordered. that defendant make
his appearance before. me. at my Office in
Memphis, Tenn, on Monday, the 18th day Of
February, 1872, and defend said suit, or Il
will be proceeded with ex parte; and it is
further ordered thatthis notice be published
for, four consecutive weeks in the Memphis
Public Ledger.
1l0s115-12l-12 S. A. MOORE, j. P.
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GAS.
A Card from the Memphis GasIfght
Company.

| n &aAE0 tAAD n-tAAA P@-@1 c--'-@8 -
Company.
To the Public:
The board of directors of the Mem.
phis Gaslight Company desire to declare,
in an authoritative manner, the future
policy of their company in regard to the
sale of gas:
Our company is possessed of the most
complete and ample appurtenances nee
essary for the manufacture and distribu-
ton Of an adequate supply of illumina-
ting gas for the city Of Memphis, the
right to veud which we claim as an ex-
elusive and vested right. In addition to
the extensive works for the manufacture
of coal gas, we have in operation appa-
ratus for manufacturing gas from nap
tina, under the process secured by the
Rand & Gale patent. By this method
(owned and controlled entirely by us),
an illuminating gas is manufactured by
our company superior to that which
any other company can manufacture In
this city by from fifty to one hundred
per cent. This is a fact which will be.
come patent to every gas consumer of
the city should another company enter
into competition with us. Within the
present week an improvement has been
made at oursworks which will forever
secure TO this city the credit Of possess
ing a light unsurpassed throughout the
globe Through the same agency we
will hereafter be able to correct, in a
few minutes, deficiencies in the power Of
the light we furnish occasioned by cold
weather or from other causes.
We do not propose to lose consumer
on account Of price. Should another
company commence to sell gas at a
price lower than the rate fixed by this
company, we will at once reduce our
rate to point fifty cents per thousand
cubic feet lower than the amount fixed
upon by such other company, and will
keep descending in the same ratio.
We would remind the public that we
desire no assurances or guarantees on
the part of our consumers, as we believe
that whenever matters come to open
competition, the superiority of the light
offered by this company, TO say nothing
of Inducements in price, will secure a
continuance Of the patronage it has so
long enjoyed.
It'll made the imperative duty of every
officer and employee of this company to
pay strict attention to the wants and re-
quirements Of our patrons, and any lsck
Of courtesy or neglect of complaints will
subject the offender to severe rebuke or
prompt dismissal from our service.
Adopted by the Board and ordered
published, December %, 1871.
JAMES w. WILLIAMSON, President.
GEORGE W. GIFT, Secretary. loaf
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TRuTH sTRANGER THAN FICTION
The Result Of voting the ssadfcaI
Tlaket.

lIn0 H0AuIl Oh NOtAnA aAAO A~N~--@--
Ticket.
The following amusing adventure took
place last Friday afternoon in North
Memphis, known as Pinch the inhab-
itants of which are much given to prac-
teal Jokes. A well known maker Of cof-
fms was working away, making smooth
the boards which were soon to surround
some defunct citizen, when drunken
man reeled in, stood moment looking
with one eye shut at the cofin-maker, and
inquired, "And what have you there, my
friend2" "Who are your" inquired the
mechanic. "Tm John League man"
replied the topper. 20, well, = answered
our friend, who was bitter johnson
man, 81 am making bed; there
is one of them over there (pointing to
an open coffin half filed with shavings);
" get into it and see how you like it. "
The drunken League man tumbled in,
but no sooner had he done so than the
cofin-maker slapped the lid on and
fastened it down with sixpenny nails.
AS he was driving the last nail, an Irish
drayman walked in. What the d.
have you got there, he asked. "a drunk
but live League man" laughingly an
swered the mechanic Put the dirty
blackguard on me dray and let me haul
him to the river, cried the now excited
Irishman, ss be gathered one end of the
coffin. Several citizens hearingthe loud
and joyous conversation, rushed in and
knocked up the coffin lid, only to find
the League man black in the face and
suffering from strangulation. The Irish
man looked at the black face of the half
smothered voter for few seconds, and
exclaimed: "Be jabers, he's turned the
right color after all. "
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NOTICE.

A s TRUSTEE, 1 SHALL. UPON Tues.
"A day. abe 9Th day of February,
1872, sell for cash, at fhe corner of Mill and
Third streets, Chelsea, TO satisfy the debt Sc
cured By a, certain trust deed executed to me
as trustee by j. W. Sails, and which is re-
corded in hook No. 8. page 4s3, of the records
Of chsttle mortgages and trusts. in the Regis
ter's otiee Of Shelby county. the following
described personal property: ] spruce beer
wagon. horse, 2 sets double harness, set
single harness, 5000 dozen beer bottles, 2 bales
Of cork, beer tubs, 600 beer boxes.
l09td ]. B. WOODWARD. Trustee.
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Attachment Notice.
Chas. Z. Then /
VI.

Chas. Z. Them
W.
Q. i. Lallaman.
4 FFIDATIT HAVING BEEN MADE
"A before 5. A. Moore. justice Of the Peace
for the county Of Shelby and State Of Tcupos-
see. for attachment, and the same haTinE been
returned. levied. etc. Il Is therefore ordered
that publication ke made in the Memphis
Public Ledger, q newspaper published IA the
ccssive weeks, commanding the said q. H..
Lallaman. a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
ncsee. TO appear before me At my office. in the
city II Memphis. on the 5th day Of February.
1917. AZ 10 clock an. and make defense 70
said suit against him, or ID viii be proceeded
With * p=-to. S. A. MOORE.
1Q-l09-115-l1 Justice o. the Peace.
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Tinted Ancient Order OF Druids

TENNESSEE GROVE, No. l, U. A. 0. D.
meets at the Druid Hall, No. 81 South Court
street. on the LIST and Sd Tuesday evenings in
each month. J. S; Heiligers., N. A.; J.
tary; John L. Ri hberg. Treasurer.
MEMPHIS Grove. No. 2-meets at the Druid
Hall. 81 Court street, every Thursday evening.
VIM. NJ. Loeb. n. A.; VI. Oertel, V. A; J.
CLEAETHE GROVE, No. 3-meets at the Druid
Hall, 81 Court street, on the LIST and 30 Mon.
day evenings in each month. A. i. Davis
N. A.. I; George W. Baxter. V. A.; M. Bren,
Secretary; Martin Cohen, Treasurer.
COSCoRDIA S. A. CHAPTER, No. l-meets al
the Druid Hall, on the I'd and 4th Tuesday
evenings in each month. J. Beehler. z. S. A. F;
a. hitzfeid. Secretary.
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The outrage ON Mr. Alexander.

ho OhlEakO Ob III AAC-@
In last Fridays LEDGER appeared an
account of the robbery and attempted
murder of Mr.. Alexander by three ne
groes on the fernando road, near the
Trotting Park. Mr.. Alexander is still
confined to his bed, suffering from his
wounds. He states he got off the street
cars on the fernando road, near Mr..
Lanier's, and when near the Trotting
Park met three negroes, one of whom
was in the center of the road, the other
two at each side on the pavements. He
passed them, and after going about ten
steps, received terrible blow on the
head from what he supposed to be an
iron instrument. he fell Immediately.
One of the negroes jumped on him
and struck him in the face
number of times, blackening
both eyes and breaking the bridge
of his nose. he was then seized by the
throat, and became senseless. The rob-
bers carried of his shawl and hat; also
a memorandum book, but failed to find
his pocketbook. After the robbers had
left, Mr.. Alexander came to and stag
gered home, distance of a quarter of a
mile. As he reached his gate he became
blind from the swelling Of his face and
the blood that was flowing from his
wounds. He was helped into the house
and received the necessary medical at
tention. As yet the perpetrators of this
outrage have escaped detection. They
should by all means be discovered and
punished to the utmost extent of the law
governing such crimes.
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YouEa MEN from the
effects of Errors ard Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Seminal emissions cured.
Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASS0.
CITATION. Ne. 2 South Ninth street. Phila-
delphia. Pa. lOO-xiv-lS
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TIME.

COMMENCING SUNDAY. DECEMBER
" 10TH, 1871, and until further notice Passen
ger trains will run as follows Sundays ex-
eeptedl
Leave Memphis, daily 10 am
Leave Hopefeld, daily 100 am
Arrive at Little Rock, daiIy........'...6:S 80 p.m
Returning, arrive at Memphis. daily. g 40 D IN
Freight trainsrun daily Sundays exceptedl.
Passenger trains connect at Devall's Bluff,
on Mondays and Thursdays, with boats for
on upper White river; on Wednesdays and
Saturdays for Clarendon. Aberdeen, and
points on White river below DevalPs Bluff.
Connection at Little Rock with stages for
Hot Springs, Camden, Arkadelphia, etc
also, with Little Rock and Fort Smith rail-
road. and steamers ON Arkansas river.
Ferryboat will leave foot Of Union street
promptly at 7:10 am.
q: II. OAKLEY, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This superb hair
dye il the best in the tcorld-perfectly harmless.
reliable and instantaneous; no disappoint-
ment; no ridiculous tints or disagreeable
odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q splendid black
or natural brown. leaves the hair clean, soft,
beautiful; does not contain particle Of lead
or any injurious compound. Sold BY all drug
gists. Factory. 16 Bond street, New York.
: eod27--26xy
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Avoid Quaoks.-A victim Of early indiscre-
tion. causing nervous debility and premature
decay. having tried in vain every advertised
remedy, has discovered a simple means Of
self-cu which he will send free to his fell
low-suferers. Address
]. II. REEVES.
2l-xiY2Oeod % Nassau street. New York.