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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-02-06
Communication with the East.

Our Legislature has passed a Joint
resolution requesting Gov Washburn to
open correspondence with the authorities
of the State of New York for the pur-
pose CT finding out at what price they
will sell the canal from Buffalo to Alba.
ny, provided the same is made free from
all tolls; that he shall transmit the in
formation to the Governors of Ohio
Indiana. Illinois, Minnesota. Iowa and
massachusetts,, and snch other persons
as he may deem proper, inviting them to
COOP crate in the Effort to purchase the
said canal; and that he be requested
to report such correspondence To The
next Legislature with his views thereon
This action will interest all those in
our State who understand how important
it is TO the prosperity Of Wisconsin, in
common with the whole Northwest, to
secure cheaper aud greater facilities for
the movement Of produce eastward We
do not aplreheud ally inime diate p!acti-
cal results from this measure, but it may
be the means of opening the way to
lower tolls, if not the abolition of tolls
upon the Erie Canal A good deal has
been SAID in regard to the making of
this canal free, and it is not impossible
that this movement may prove to be
the inst practical measure in that direc-
ton Wisconsin
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SHALL WE TAX THE CHURCHES

This question has been bought prom
inently before the legislature of this State
this winter and the stir among the law
makers on the subject has at last radiat
ed out among the people.
Petitions are being circulated pro and
con, and are receiving the signatures of
multitudes, even the citizens Of the slow
and easy County of Manitowoc are max
ing themselves heard in the matter
Shall we tax the churches? Why not !?
We know of no good reason why it should
not be done, and we do know of great
many urgent and sufficient reasons TO
| convince our mind that the present status
of affairs ought not longer to continue
lst. Taxation is a duty which all equal
ly owe to the Government under which
| they 1--we.
Christ himself endorsed the payment
of tribrte money to Caesar. Render
unto Caesar the things which are Caesar 5
and unto God the things which are
Gods"
In such a country aud under such a
system of government as ours. where the
| scepter of the Caser is supplanted by
the ballots of free and intelligent men,
the rule becomes doubly imperative.
Do the churches owe nothing to the
| Government? They are bodies of citi-
zens, each of whom has personal duty
which he will readily acknowledge and
| obey Ii then this obedience to taxation
is right aud just as unity, Why not as
an aggregate?
Laws are made and enforced to pro-
tect the rights and privileges of churches
a: well as of individuals. A larceny oi
church property is as much crime a:
thougi il we're of the property of a pri
vate eitlzsh. and the whole judicial pow
er of the State, If necessary, will b.
brought to bear to punish the wrong
doer. The same is true of all othe
wrongs which may be committed. Tn,
whole power Of the State is exercised fc
the welfare of churches and the protec
ton and security of churcn property
yet the churches make no return for tn
outlay of money and labor expended 70
their benefit.
Every dollar of tax remitted upo
church property makes it necessary t
levy another dollar upon the citizens a
large. many Of whom derive no benz &
I
from the churches that are most prevail
eni and most wealthy. They are take
to support the sysicEu of governments
| machinery under which they are enable
| to exist aud flourish; ard in many case
! the same persons have consideration
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President. Refo-SS--- should begin at
home. Let Congre:s rcforin itself. st
Louis Globe.
Senator Pomeroy is seriously Ill with
brain fever at his residence 10 Toi.eka.
A rumor is current that he will not re-
sumo his seat in the Senate, but tender
his resignation to Governor Osborne in
two or three days Further deposits of
bribe money are said 10 have been made
with the Secretary of the Senate to the
amount Of 5000 The money was
paid, it is said, by members Of the Lc-
gislature who received it from Pomcroy,
but their names have not been disclosed
Behold how beautiful on the hills of
North Carolina are the feet of Democra-
tic progress One of the leading Oppo
sition papers of that state lays down the
following cordinal planks for incorpora
tion in:o the creed of the faithful: The
abolition of the entire system of public
instruction the sale of the State Uni
versiIy; the abolition of the office of
State Geologist; the restoration of the
whipplng-po tie imposition of a poll
tax as u qualification rvoters and last,
bnt not least. the Reputation of the
financial Obligations ofthe state What
ever else they may be. these propositions
are certainly piain and siraightfofw
enough. The siren songs of the new de-
parture have evidently bsen chanted in
vain. in that quarter. PHtsbatrg Com
3aeyciuI
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Thc Land Grant itDad in the Legisla-
tion.

On Wednesday resolution was offered by Mr.
members of districts along the land grant from
Portage to Lake Superior the question whether any
further legislation Was necessary to the bull
ding OF the land grant read from Portage Stevens
Point. The resolution follows:
WHEREAS, The Wisconsin Central Railroad Compa-
ny, the successor to the rights OF the Portage Il
Superior Railroad Company and of the winnsbago &
Lake Superior Railroad Company by consolidation,
has lately procured certificate of the Governor OF
this state of the completion of2J miles OF the land
grant line To the northwest of Stevens Point and
presented the same to the Secretary OF the INTERIOR
and claimed patents 10: lands i'll the grant lying aon
side OF said ~ miles account OF the construc ton
OF said 20 miles of road; aud
WHEREAS, No part OF the Land Grant Road lying
southward OF Stevens Point has been constructed
now, therefore,
ResoIred, That it be referred to Select Committee,
consisting OF the delegations from Columbia, Mar
quette, Green Lake. Fond dn Lac, Waushara and Per-
tage count s, and the Assembly district lying on
Lake SUPERIOR to inquire whether any further legs-
latiun is necessary, Desirable, order insure
the construction OF the lines road which The Por-
tase Superior Railroad Company required by
the conditions of the charter construct southward
from Stevens Point, and report by bill otherwise
The resolution came up for consideration Thurs
day when Mr.. Rankin moved to amend by striking
out 'Fond du Lac, Waupaca and the assembly dstrc,
lying along Lake Superior and inserting mem
Der frem NantOwOc, Sheboygan and milwaukee,
counties" which agreed TO- and the resolution
adopted. Tie Speaker appointed Messrs. Rankin
Pullman and Palmer.
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TEe Rainy Season il England

The Englishman is at least ashamed of
his own climate, and is apologizing to
strangers by coniessing that he never
knew such season as the present. The
official weather reports show that it has
raiued now for eigety Two consecutive
days, save one; that Is, at some time OF
other during all that time there has been
a fall OF rain during the twenty four
hours. The results are disastrous floods
everywhere, lives lost; cattle, crops and
houses washed away persons going to
their daily toll III. skltfs-orriving and de
parting by way of second story windows
whole districts of country transformed
into lakes, families waking at night and
finding their houses islands land slides.
filling highways and railways with
debris; and topping or impeding com
municatlon telegraph wires prostrated,
mines and gas s-works flooded, and busi-
ness Of all kinds seriously derangcd.- -
Cor. Ne,u York Post.
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Railroad Tariffs Illustrated.
From the Janssrill. Gazette.

One Of the peculiarities of the present
system of railroad tariff was illustrated
last week. A gentleman had shipped a
cargo OF apples from Chicago to Ripon,
paying the freight charges through
The storm last Thursday blocked the
road. and the train which carried the
apples was unable to proceed farther
than this city. The owner of the fruit.
fearing that the cold weather might dam
age his property, was desirous of un-
loading it here, as he found that he
could dispose of the entire lot among our
dealers Telegraphing to Chicago for
permission, he was told that. by paying
Is cents per barrel in addition to the
tariff from Chicago to Ripon, he could
unload his apples at Janesville A.
Janesville is about one hundred miles
nearer Chicago than Ripon. it may seem
strange to those unacenstomed to pay
ing freights that We should be charged SO
much more for transportation than our
northern neighbors are. This instance
illustrates the fac, that railroad .compa
mics will discriminate against cities un-
touched by competing lines. The apple
dealer finally took his cargo to Ripon,
where he sold il at Is cents per barre
less than Janesville dealers could have
purchased the lot for.
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IN PROBATE.

k'TATE or WISCONSIN,
~ County of Msnitowoe -
FFotate Oihce Manitowcc February 9th A D. 1873
In the matter OF the Proof and Probate of the last
VII and testament of Peter Ereslers deceased late
o; the CoHnty of Milwaukee. WAERKAs an instru
ment IN writing purpot!ug 10 lie the last will am,
County of Milwaukee, has been flied in Ills oafrn
and whereas application has been made by Adam
hremeIs praying that the be proven and aimit-
ted to Probate according the laws of tl,is state
Therefore, II is ordere that said application be hear,
before me at the Probate Office the city of Mantle
wcc ~ s.du county OF Aianitowoc the Third day O
Iher ordered, that notice shall be given To all persons
interested IN said WILL of the time and lace Of said
hearing, by publication in the 'MANrTowoc TRIB1Nz'
newspaper printed in said county for thrse succes.
siHe weeks, once each week prior 10 the time of ,ucb
hearing. Ey the Court.
I3-3t S a w W " AInO C,,n+x IL,
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What Next

A monthly Magazine for wide wake bows and girls
As good as the best pretty the pretest and cheap
est 30 cents year. Magnificent prizes for each
subscriber and stu grander ones to those who
clubs Subscribe send cent stamp for speci; en-
Say where You saw this. JOHN p. ALDEN Publisher
Chicago, Ill. 261Otx
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e. Il ER.H,.

VoRR Street, ,ManitoWoc,W Wis. Dealers
ia Dry Goods. Groceries, Crockery. Fancy Goods
Glass ware Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
paper iaugi.Ss Hats and Caps Toys, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
vamps &c. &c. A share of public patronage is soli-
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n s,.f.vSCH,

rrwETEg mud Photographer. All
II t;nJ. - ,x,rt ~ tba line bf my business prompt
ly attended to, and warran. 90 - k,'e
have just received Wing -, ~ - s s
CAAkRA 0BSCURA, with Np'eh 4 Ssh @ aaAs , @
PhasaSranh, \, t,ken NJ ali si1as &lbE'as aad Frsmes
- -, So. lS-4tf
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FIR ED CIR Us,

PRACTICAL FURiER, Keeps con-
stsntly hand the largest and best assortment
sfhstE and caps Of the latest at the lowest
sibls prices, aud always pays tho highest value in
ca.h for all kinds offurs 16-7
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ED, MAERKLI ~,

druggist and ApOthecary- Sth Streat
L epposite the Post Orice. Is now fuiiy provided
with complstc selection of fresh Dlug aud Nesi-
icue. and offers services especially to the PHYsI
CLANS of this village and county for the ccrfu! and
spssrttfc pr parstiou Of their prescriptions 10
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~. 4. B ES.4TT.

JVOUSE. SIGN AND CARRIAGE
i Painter, Quay Street, adjoining the Touring
miii South Side Offers his service to the Citrens
OF this City in the above branches at the NEST rsa-
sonable
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NJERCIIA Mt TAILORING EA .AB-
tl lshnent. on Sth street south enc of Bridge
The tailoring depar tment is complete, and
q large assortment of fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly on hand. Please call
and exam mo before purchasIng elsewhere 1871
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GESTH. EEHssS.

VcsGsIAEkER and JENELER. or
w = his services for repairing all kinds Of
Csossks an, watches. Has fne aud we'll selected
.. @ tae latest and best styles of Clocks,
lnar;an ~ ysii and Swiss Watches, as also of Gold
go pIsta1 - Wy. at his new Brick Store on sth
tEeetr SOubh SLUG e1y
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OFFERS to his many friends and t:se
" public generally, choice selection of Fresh
Meats, Salt Pork AMI Beef Smoked Beef and Hams,
Shoulders Sausages, TalIow and Lard at the lowest
rates. Market Commercial Street. Oily
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Shay,sR's Sale.

l(1 virtue OF an execution issued out of and under
ID the seal Of the Circuit Court of Brown County
Wisconsin, upon jud lnent rendered in said court
on the l.t day of February 1865 i'll favor of Elisha
Marrow, and against Nelson A Harris Isaac j. Harris
ana 1ollin McNutta transcript ofwhch said uds sment
was duly flee in tie Office the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Mantowoc County and said Judgment duly
dockeed IN said Manituwoc County the 9th day of
April 1870 have levid upon all the right title and
interest which the sand Nelson A. Harris Isaac J
Harris and Rolln McNutt had the 6i h day of pri
1871 or at any time thereafter of in and the follow
ing described property o-wt: The undivided half
OF all the following described tract or lot of land
situated lying and being in lot No three (3 in sec
ton No. nineteen (l9l in township No nineteen 19l
north OF range No. twenty-lour (2I), east, in the
County OF ManitOwoc and State of Wisconsin rig
commencing at point where the southwestern bonn
dairy line OF the Appleton and New Lo ndon Railway
lntersects the east boundary line of lot No three (
Ia section No. nineteen (i9) north of range no Twen
tyiolir CD east, thence running north SO I5 w ON
the above naliei boundary line of the Appleton and
New London Railway ten (I0) chains thence running
south oS l3l W. five chains and tlii ty 1907 links to
the ManItowoc River thence in south easterly and
essterly course along the north bank the Manito-
voc river TO the place of beginning containing the
undivided half part OF four and So 100 acers of land
Also the north east quarter of the north quarter
OF section no. nine (9), in township nineteen el
north OF range no. twenty-five (22 east which will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the
front door OF the Court House i'll the city of Mau;to-
voc, in said County Of ManitUwoc on Wednesday the
18th day of February, A. D. 1873, 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of sand dav.
Datel Sheriff 5 Office Manitowoc Wis tbis 9Th d,v
of January 1873.
r. n. SMART Sheriff.
59-tt PIP p. J. PIERCE, Under Sheriff.
JOHN C. NEVILLE Plaintiffs Attorney
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aEf.sEiLES SE.aEEEER.
FIR ED SEEGER

FASHIONABLE TAILOR. has re-
L moved to Buffalo street. , doors of Rand $
st0ro. All work warranted well done and 10 ht.
Htnitowoc Nov. 80, 1ST2. 1883.
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CHARLES RGEER.

nEAJER Ina Stoves; Tin. Sheet Ire II
IL and Copperware man ufacturer. All kinds Of
repairing DONE Eighth Street, opposite Tribune OF
nee. 14-1y
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=. S.zFDERSOT.

MANUFACTURER and Dealer fn
Nj Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, &c Shop GU Buffalo
street, the corner of Eighth Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
Manltowoc Santemher 20 lskh.
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FREN, SCESRSEDEEs.

MEAT Mark kef.--IIavinS purchased
INl the business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
ewsst rates. share of public patronage solicited.
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.TOSEPH Sr.NES.

mr. A. s. eAfCIEES, Dentist. on e
IL in Sherrnan's building, Sth Street,
Maaitowoc Wis.
pea Teeth extracted without pain.
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r. SCHULTZ IS co.

AM fNTt NEfIS u y ID u F.-S-t :. Is$
vi in Leather Hides Shoe Findings. BeitiEg of all
sizes constantly hand at Milwaukee prices Our
Betting is male of the best tanned Leather Office
On sth street. Ssuth side door north of W iarns
House. Aauitovoc. Wis
Es-Cash paid for Hides, skins, Talow and BarS--ea
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Administrators Sale.

Probate, Nanitowoc County Court
In the matter of the estate of Dr. II : Balloon,
late of Maaitowoe county, deceased
Please take notice that the undersigned Admins.
Eutcr Of said estate Will sell the personal
and effects of sasd deceased consist of Library a,
Medical and other works lor of SurSicsl Iusfru
ments and many articles of Furniture at Public
Auction at the store Of j. E Platt Esq in the CITY
of NanitowGc. in said {, uaty on the 18TH day 81
February 1873 at 10 O'clock in the forenoon Term
Cash. e. 4 FORREST .,fui,,sss,ut',.
Dated at Msnitcwoc, January 20, 1873. AL,
in probate,-Mantowrc County Court In The
i matter OF tie estate of Mary Carr, Deceased Or.
reading and Hing the petition of John Hall of Nan;
iov oc representing among other things that Mary
Carr, late et clarks Mill, the 2Gth day of NAY
u 1850 at Clark Mills died intestate leaving goods
clattes and estate within this State and PRAYING tina;
administration OF said estate lie to him granted t i.
ordered that said petition lie heard before the ina e
1t this Court, on Monday the 10th day of FeLru,ry
A d. 1873 at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. my Office in aid
county Ordered further that notice thereof lie w
{" the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons II ter
ested, by publieh:ag copy of this order for three
Successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing in the
"MANIIowoc THEME = weekly newspaper publish
ed III hanitowoc in said count
4l-at lisa W. W. WALDO, Co. Judge
1873. "a
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Special " Offices.
To ConsumptiVes.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured of
that dread disease, Consumption, by simple remedy
s anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To all who desire it, he will send u
copy Of tile prescription used (free of chargel witt.
the directions for preparing and using the
they will ind u SURE CURE for CoYsuMptIoN IsrHn.
BRONCHITIS. &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
CO. 1o-2lly Rev EDWARD A WILSON
le4 Penn Street, Willia.nsburgh, n Y.
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TTORNEY and Counselor at law,
n Real Estate Agent. Office corner of Eigkt
nd Franklin streets. Nanitowoc, Wisconsin. Eli
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$. II. s5-OCD,

TTORNEY ana Counselor at law
IA Office, corner of Sth and Quay streets. Mantle
woe. Wisconsin. E2-el
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F.fFETTE .fR.ESBY.

CODA WATER Manu- i;sc turar, respect
y fully requests and viii I'LL orders promptly his
Factory, coruer7th and Jay street, Manitowoc 49,
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DE.K~9FSTR

COUNTY SURVEYOR, 0nice owe.
~ o. Torrlsoa's Store; the Bridge.
Manitowcc, Wisconsin. 1888
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Es. CO.gNkE3.. .yE. I
.6EO ~ ZE1xS

DHTSEIsgAN and Surgeon, tenders
his professional services to the people of the City
aRd coauty of MaIiiowoe. Office over J. A. kohlers
Store. 19-l
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WILLIAMS HOUSE.
A. WILLIAMS & ], CAPTAIN.

ProprietorS-
Corael. of sth 4 Franklin streets Mantowoc wiscou
Sin. Best accommodation for the travelling publie
-Sample KNonls attached.
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DHYsICI AN, surgeon, X Accouchsur
i Ohce on Sth street. over Bac9n's Drug Store
Aanitowoc, via. Office open at all hours. Call. n
tended promptly. 1872
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y. s. .E.yDEgSo.s..
II. Eh. TE.SfS E-A.Ys

FrORSEY AZ Law
n ONCE over the store of j. A. Kehler, of
York and Sth street. Manitoxoc, Wisconsin. 1852
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III. G.. s. W. y. ggEs.sEe

A TFOREESS AZ LAW. Gslicr ON sifs
n Street, South side, three doors north Of Past o.
6ce. Maniiowoc Wisconsin German spoken. 10.
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WHITE sS seEeEST,
TTtsEsSEYS at E.aly. Office on 9tA
- street. South side, opposite Schuette's stere.
Sfs-3.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-08
SCHOOL TAX NOTICE.

yUyHE LEGAL VOTERS IN SCHOOL
District No l, Carson Township, Ormsby
county. are hereby notified that there Will be an
election held at the School House i'll said district
ON SATURDAY, the fifteenth day OF Marcn "A.
n 1s73 for the purpose Of voting tax Of Four
Thousand Dollars to pay the outstanding m
debtedness of said district. fer balance due 1or
the erection of a school house therein.
Polls will be open from one O'CLOCK uL'li nv, n.e
Those in favor Of the proposition will vote
Tax Yes those opposed Tax No
per order of the Board Of school Trustees ol
said district. g. F. to'-iO-s. Iit.N.
Carson, Fe'ruaTy II, 1873. lels-l"""
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-14
,TAsoSIC DIRECTORY.

LODGES. y
co,,-g Mv,fpurs. No. lls-mees ID frlday
T.. oa.h nanth-hali corner Madison and Sec
md Rem. X. Pullen, W. NJ; Al nneeier'
Secretary. 49, 4.
AvarpoxA. No. 16S-meets LIST Monday IN
80 month. nj Odd Fellows Hall corner
Can't and Main. @. g.. Locke. W. M; D.
Richmond. Secretary.
Tvr,. SooTr. No. 2S9-meets LIST THURSDAY
80 nsch month--hall corner Madison and sec
cond. A. +. Davis, w. NJ; e. doldsmltn'
n,So-o No. 299-meets Sd Friday Of each
,.artb- odd Fellows Hall. Bun. L. Prlce,
WM.: X. W. Shelton, Secretary.
RuwrNyINe. No. 3l--meets 4th Friday OF
oaeh ,nonth-at South Memphis Hall. corner
oe alison and Second. Richard Creighton,
NJ. NJ; Louis Ckapski. Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
p,.,s Cu.prva. No. 22I-meets I'd Monday Of
~ r,onth-Odd Fellows Hall. G q. Locke,
~ HIP: a. j. Wheeler Secretary.
MTMpuIs GaAPTER, No. 9-meets st ODD
FelIows' Hall, Sd Monday OF each month";, W.
h Matthews, N. Il. IL. p; John W. ward
D0'' II. AND s.N.
EunxKA CovEcIL. No. 6-meets 81 Thurs
dav ~ zach month-0dd Fellows Hall. u.
Redor, Tn. H.; G. IL. Myers. Rec.
TRMPLARs.
cvarNr CoNNAyDERY, No. 4--meots 9Th Mon
dao of,each month. Goo. Mellersh. Com. Il.
j. Barchus, Rec.
n,,vARY CHAPTER OF ROsK CRorx, 18th. No.
Charles W. Adams. I'D. M. w.; ID.
Toniinson. 32d. Sec.'.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-14
AKTI.BILIOUs RITTERs
INDO-AME RICANA.
DIR. Curtis on Manhood, y
aooth EDITION.

Revised and Corrected b. the Author. =. On
y. CURTIS. N. D.. ETC.. etc.
A MEDICAL ESSAY on the cause and cure
81 Premature Decline In Man. showing how
health H. lost and how roFalncd. IL gives q
clear yuopsis a The lmpeiimentl 70 Marriage.
ne treatucnf 81 Exhausted Vitality, Nervous
ana thTsical Debility. and other diseases ar-
pertaining thereto. and the remedies therefor.
Nc resnln Of twenty year, fuccosrful rrao-
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