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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-25

sseady--good. ordinary net receipts
$50; stock IA, 1872,
New ORLEANS, jane 24.-Cotton de-
mand light-ordinary 13; good ordinary
15A; low middling 177s@1s; middling
1874; net lreceipts TOO bales; gross 7I2;
sales to-day 600; lust evening $50; stock
1864.
GALVESTON, June d Cotton dull
good ordinary Is; net receipts LOT
bales; exports to Great Britain LAOS;
GALES 100; stock 2I,25l.
NORFOLK. June 24.-.Cotton quiet-low
middling 1874: net receipts S67; exports
70; stock 1892
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kND for ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
~ ana examine onY prices, before purcha q.
ing, as we claim TO sell lower than any other
establishment in the city. Remember the
numoer 36 Ridge avenue, Philadelphis.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-25

The COURSE OF THE CHOLERA.
water courses are said to be avenues
along which the cholera travels from one
part OF the country to another. This
fact has been tested both in Asia and
Europe. No sooner does this pestilence
make its appearance at one point on a
stream, than its ravages IRE noted at
other stations on the same body OF water
In this manner, the poison is spread far
and wide. until whole nation is smitten
by the power Of tho destroyer. I; the
disease now prevalent in some Of our
Southern cities is really Asiatic cholera.
it runs in the old watery tracks. From
Memphis, it journeyed to Nashville and
Cincinnati. In this manner, the lean
and bopy Yisitant rode the current and
visited tho places watered by its waves
From Cincinnati, water courses invite its
progress toward the East.
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ON na- IN

ON DD- I'M
The New Store, one of
the finest selections Of
DRY GOODS ever of.
fered in this city. One
advantage in purchas-
ing in this establish
ment is the bright light,
which enables all Gus
toners to see what they
are buying, and not be disap-
pointed by buying in the dark.
As all advertisements ts are only
half believed, you are request
ed,to call and be sure Of what
yon do. c. F. JACKSON.
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HEALTH AND PLEASURE,

to the sea breeze, with a double piazza on the
soa-front, and delightful plank walks, free
rom rom eend and dnst: Itor the enjoyment OF pc.
destrians. BATHING HOUSES, neatly fitted
guests can enjoy the refreshing sea BATH. a
spacious BALLROOM is attached to the
aolse, where BAND OF MUSIC will be in
hoeiins hours. 4 BAR.ROOM and BILLIARH
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Wanted.

"a ANY person having neat COTTAGE.
HU1 containing four rooms. and desiring to
6rent the same can find an opportunity
by applying at the Central Hotel. Location
East OF Main street desired. June 252
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r s!
Bear in Mind

R.C.SHIVER & co.
Are reducing their
Stock, preparatory to
a change in their busi-
ness in September, and
all goods are offered
LOW DOWN.
Remember, our book
accounts close on the
first of July, and will
be called for at an earIv
day thereafter.
r. G. SILVER & co.
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A Manual for County Officers,
LOR Clerks, SheriSa. Trial Justices. Pro.
H. bate Judges. Auditors, 30 :, for sale at
June 29 it. l. BRYAN'S Bookstore.
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sE@@gE Boats. '1s isas s0'e''
we'll managed, can be had at - AaaAa>1
any vt time to convey persons okkzz. =
The subscriber having had much experience
in hotel keeping, and aided by courteous
and competent assistant, hatters himself by
strict attention to business, and with q corps
OF ob!iging servants at his command, he will
be able to give satisfaction to all who may
patronize him.
BE promises to supply his
.rSENkR TABLE with every article to be
found at the first class hotels Of the interior,
oetides oysters. scollops, soft crabs and every
ters OF the harbor and ocean. In this re-
spect. the subscriber would refer to All who
haze patronized him in years gone by.
TERMs-Per month. $35 to $40; per week.
u! to $l2; per day. % SO; children and ser.
wants half prioe. Special arrangements m ade
With families and eIcursionists.
June 25 INN Inn
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THE ATLANTIC HOUSE.

THE ATLANTIC HOUSE,
BEAUFORT, NJ c.,
AMNCA ISthofoughly renovated md
reftted with new furniture.
re - and open for the reception OF
l!Ies guests. This House is beauti-
iplly situated Immediately over tho waters OF
Let and the Atlantic Ocean in front. The tide
Hows semi-daily under the building. thereby
promoting clean!inees and coolness, while
This is tho only hotel 90 favorably sitnstei
on the Atlantic coast. Tho building is 30
constructed as to render it peculiarly deeira.
BILE to those seeking
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-18
-Madria %. 4 las 4 y4s de IA tatde.

|, Madrid 80, 4 las 4 y 43 de Ia tatde.
Parece confrmarse la noticia de que el
general Nouviaa es el que sustituirG al
general Acosta.
Parece que los intransigentes desisten
de la manifestacion.
-Idem i'd, & las 1 y 10 de Ia nOche.
La mayorfa de la diputacion provincial
de Madrid ha desechado una proposition
para que Sc felicitase al gober por ell
triunfJ del dia %. Varios diputados han
dimitido consecuencia de este acuerdo.
Aun no ha sido reemplazado Acosta eu
ell ministerie de la Guerra.
No SO confrms la noticia de Ia entrada
de Saballs en- Francia.
o Sc presentan q indulto muchos carlis-
tas.
Sc aguardan medidas importantes sobrs
Hacienda. '9ai15 50
I'm despacho de Ia Agencia Fabra
recibido aver, dice: que esta acordado 81
nombramiento de Nouvilas para ministro
de Ia Guerra, en- reemplaso de Acosta,
que Figueras ss ha encargado nuevamsnte
de Ia presidencia del Poder executive
que veinte y seis carlistas de Ia partida
Roche 90 han presentado indulto.
Bolso de Madrid del dso 90 de 0brl.
SpS. consolidate, 1870 1885,
3p3. exterior, $3.50 so y 70.
Los demss no cotizados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-18

visto Ia luz On la prensaDneO7feders
durante los dias inmediatamente ali
terioresr g. las elecciones que acabar
de verifoarse. III
Decia La RGsoN en- su n1mero de-
3: ....,...
"Hoy, mas que nunca, ,debeIloe RcudiI
las urnas. No por apat{a, no por in
diferencia 8 porque Sc crea que no es una
necesidad, Sc retraiga nadie, que Puera
to Rico anne 8 que anne la lbertad. No
importa que nuestros adversarios procla.
men y aconsejen el retraimisnto de log
suyos: 10 que es en- estos i6gieo, 4seris de
nosotros nna aberrani0n. Debemos ,probsl
q EBpana y al mnndo snterO. 0ne SOa's0S ia
ianseNsa asayorEa; debemos probar 81, CO.
bierno que sabemos correspondent ,agrade7
cidOs los actoS de justiCia que 6itima
mente ha realizado. ST la historic registrs
en- Eus anales taptos ejemplos de abnega-
cion y de herO;smo, que en- todos los pue-
bios y en- todos los siglos SO veriGcaron
por ndividuos y colectividades dignos de
eterua memoria, jno seyiG ana veyytiensa;
WH boron, Qwe el hyo q el pueblo de estG
Asst,llG, pernsanecierG innpGsibLe y no ejer
cieSe Ns derechO; cxG,ado Sc katd del 6tea
de la patri0; de Ia dignidad nuestra y de
que maiiana puedan nuestros descendien-
tes ,llamarse hombres libres, 81 recorder
con orgullo y agradecimiento ell nOmbre
de sus padresF SQaerremos que Sc Olga
meior que no mereciamos la libertad,
puesto que NADIA hicimos por conseguirla,
cusndo Sc nos exigia tan solo, ell ir de-
positar un voto en- las urnasi"
Y terminaba ell colega mayagIeza
no con estas palabras:
''Reasumir emos en- dos palabrae; es de
necesidad que 0cWdamos t0dos los c0nsi-
cios en- las Er6Gimas elecciones; pero es de
mas necesidsd demostrar Ia eompleta uni
dad del partido, llevando las urnas un
solo candidate en- cada distr;to. ST asi 10
bacelnos no Sc harAn esPe ar muchO los
ben66cos resultados que el pats alcanzara
por nuestra ccnducta de hoy"
e! Progreso hespues de haber es-
critic varios artfculos y sueltos para
coaveucer al pats de que era una ne
cesi:lad que Ell cuerpo electoral de-
mostrara que la isla era reformista
yendo oompacto las urnas, FIN de
que Il Gobierno viese que ell partido
que habia proclamado ell retraimiento
era una nsignificante minor1a, publ
CO en- gruesos caracteres y en- lugar
prefsrente la vfspera del primer dia de
elecciones ell siguiente llamamiento:
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Reformistas:
VIVA EsPANA!
VIVA LA REPGBLIcA EsPANoLA.
VIVA LA LIBERTAD!
Puerto-Rico II de Mayo de 1873
VdriOS electoreS.
VIVA Ell ooBIERNo DE La REptBLIcA!

80 con la RepdbIica, 6 contra la
Rep1blica: los campos estan deslip-
1ados, y no bay otro dilema possible.
Hoy dirijimos nuestra voz q la ella
Sc de empleados que cobran sueldo
del Gobierno, q los igdividuos del
Eiercito y Armada y al pueblo, que
con sus votos han de dar luc'za y
unidad en- sus decisiones & la Asam
blea Legislative.
Eectores: IDejareis, por vuestra
apatia, que perezcan las conquistas
que basta anora hemos alcanzado de
la naciente Repdbiica espanolai
Los que os digan, eleciores, que ell
partido Ietormista de Puerto REQ
no quiere unir la suerte Ie este pats
a Ia suerte de sus hermancs PENN
sulares, esos os engafian, electores.
Corramos a las urnas; deposiiemos
en- elias nuestros sulragios, y Asi con-
tribuitemos en- la mealda de nuestras
fuerzas 4 la consolidation dc un Gu
bierno emanado de la SOBERANIA
NAClONAL, del Gobierno mas gran.
de de nuestra patria.
Nuestro candidate es el
CiudadAno JOss de Calls Agsilsra.
Votadle, electores
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VIVA La LIBERTADl
VIVA ESrANAl
La Redaceion lie III Progress. T

Nj por esas Sc logr6 comuniear al
entusias'no al oacrpo electoral qae
peTsisti6 en- dctnaasrar con su Re-
trAimiento Que In csusa del relur~
mismo no es Ia causa del pat.
Essos cuasro anos de espc lrscsa
han alberto Ios ojos { Il. hom.
bres que tieaeu csltrrio propso r
amor vsFdslcro 4 IA proslnc.a dc
Pucfso- kfco. euya rsina sassiutlva
meuic ecmprsfdsa - mas qur -
segura u ;oa desslnps lei pals .igars
cuifegados en rnaaoa dr sus ptrsaa
didos Fegs ncEa4ufes.
OEro tis acasasrusoa ~ dcmp.ssss
qnc ~ pasadaa clrc1toara asxmlLcaa
II muetin DEL Fslsfmssuo &c -
victoria material e. = m0ras drfsusa
J i fepa'sa aaa eanp.sta zee pssss
do alsaso baya psa,l sultss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-18
ID.INemesio de Ia Tore y Men

iDINemesio de la Tore y Men
D. Manuel Corchado y Juarbe
! ID. Jose Marcial Qui1ones,
B d. Rafael NJ. Labra.
D. jose Ayuso y Colina,h
d. Jose Facundo Cintron.
D. Joaquin M. Sanroma.
D. Manuel Garcia Maytin.
d. Julian Banco y Sosa.
d. Jose Ramon Betancourt.
d. Wenceslao Lugo Vina.
En- Quebradillas obtuvo 421 con-
ira 1913 ell Sr Soria en- Coamo al
canz6 el Sr. Carazo 295 votos con.
ira su contrincante ell Sr. Betancourt
que obtuvo 1889. Estos fueron los
dos dnicos distritos en que Sc divi-
dieron seriamente los electores re-
formistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-18

segun Il 0srsis - Fslssu.Gssaa
Que b a Fesulsado eieescs slgHsal~
poF loa qainee a.ssssaa a. eta pxs
vinsla sou loa aigalspsuN
y. jose Culs. AgaigssM.
Y. Josk Aasnniu Alvarua pmalsa
Y Laia Paaaal \ ysaemssuala
=. Aanusl r. ! Js...A
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"iELECTOREs REFORMIsTAsl

III 5l6EB NH H + -T7-7s Il EN A~N
Nhestros adversarfos est&n obser
vando 1todos y cada uno do nuestrol
mevimientos, para acndir a las aur
mas, case de que nuestrao tibiezalle-
.|gue, q, proporcionarless alguna ven.
taja,a52s, 49, s e4ag -l...H,.,...' II a.sag ..a,
r. Els necesario, reformistas, que nc
Enos dejemos seducir con las .declara-
,cioness' delos que combaten las liber-
,tades lpatrias y 81 Gobierno de Ia
| Rep1blica Espanola.
Su voz, como ell canto de la sire
ma, puede adormecer nuestro empe-
no y debilitar la fuerza y cohesion
de nuestro partido, que hoy mas
que nnnca debe mostrarse potente y
poderoso.
Acudid 4 los comicios, electores
reformistas; apresuremonos 4 cum
plir como buenos y 10 que Ia Repd ,
blica espaf1ola demanda de nosotros.
Ell nombre de Gomez PuIido cor.
re entire los conservadores y hasta
hemos leido impresa esta candida
tura.
Sabeis la signi6cacion de aquel
sujeto entire los partidarios del regi-.
men colonial; sabeis el NAL que q
Puerto Rico causara 81 administra-
cion, sabeis q 10 que no exponemos
81 le abandonamos la victoria.
ELEcToREs REFoRM1sTAs, jSereis
tan candidos, liegara vuestra indife-
rencia al extreme de coniribuir con
vuestro desdia al triunfo de Gomez
Pulidof Jamas, jamas.
Id a las urnas, amigos nuestros;
alentad vuestra esperanza, levantad
vuestro espfritU, y morchemos todos
a los colegios electorales, todos, sin
exception de uno solo, a votar e| can
didato que de antenano hemos de-
signado, al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-18
GA LAS URNAS!

Por 10 mismo que nuestros adversarios
Sc retraen, a las urnas, reformistas!
No IeS demos gaStO, amigos nueStrOS.
lElemento l6ven, haced vuestro debut
de un modo digno!
Probemos todos nuestrO amor Ia ma.
cionalidaa, nuestro patriotismo desintere-
sa9o.
Para consoldar ell .Gobierno dc q Re.
pGhlics espanols, contribuyamos con nues
tros sufrsgios, preSeNtando una innsenSd y
cODlpdcta mdyOrla.
ia les urnas, reformistas! Manana en-
piezsn las elecciones.
IA Las nrnael'
Por so parte ell comite reformista
de la capital, comprendiendo el in
menso desprestigio en- que caerfa ell
Ieformismo 81 ell partido llamado con-
Servador arrastraba sin esfuerxo algu-
no al retraimiento la mayorfa de los
electores de la isIa, decia asi en- su
manifesto del 8:
"Nuestros adversarios, por causas que
est6n en- la conciencia pGblica, han deci-
dido retraerse: abandonando ell campo y
quitando ell incentive de Ia lucha, cape
Ian entibiar vuestre entusiasmo Oar do
ese modo proporciones imsginarias al ext
quo nGmero de sus partidarios. NJ per-
mitamos de ningupa mAnera que pttedd
parecer 'NaeerosO el gyupo de los cOMtyariOS
q las yeiormas.
Demostremos, Acud;endo las urnas
unidos y compactOs, que Ia opinion pGhli
ca en- Puerto Rico es eminentcmente Tcjor-
miSta, en'inentemente liberal.
lnsplraOs en- vuestro amor 4 10 libertad;
y cualquiera que sea In actituj que nues.
tros contrarios bayan tenido por convc-
niente adoptar, id dar mayor briilo con
vuestro voto l. election de nuestro can
didato.
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echaroD, como dijimos, a la Gale el
dh ~ pehdltimo de elecciones, las
dos siguientes hojas volantes,a guisa
Hde causticol;
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El ciudadanO jose de Cells Aguilsra.

PGeviamente 10 habeis designado; pre-
viamente hsbeis depositado en- kl yueatfA
con6anza: que todo liberal retormissa nsaes-
tire pOr el hecho de V0tayl0 que naesIyo par
lido Utre Glentado por nn solo espirta y
en.mddo de Hn solo prcp6siEO: el eapiriaa de
Ia hOertsd de Puerto Rico, Ell prop6a 10
de cOntrlhuir 4 Ia felicidad do IL NAeion
J al ffanzamieuto de Ia Rapdbh.a"
Omit mos en- obsequio 4 In breve-
dad hacer ciias dc otros p.ri6dicoa,
porque todo ell que haya seguido con
alguna atencion el artificial movi-
miento politico que por todos los me
dlos han procurado los refosmissas
impTlmir ell estos dias 4 Ii opinion
phbllca, sahe que ningun resorte han
de]ado de tocar los iabricsntes de
entuslasmo electoral para llevar 4 las
urnaS el mayor ndmero possible dc
votos. Hasta die que hubo en- alrur
distrito agentes que han arraatrado d
coleglo sencillos campesinUs 4 quie
mes hicieron Greer que ii no votahap
ei alcalde (ayusi) les imponlria sci,
pesos de multa.
Confundidos los directories de- 81,
capital ante el genera. resraimisu,.
que habia adoptado esponskueamsrt,
la inmensa mayerfa Dc lcs elscsorss
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-09
TIE Kansas and Colorado

Daring the summer season of 1873. the
Missouri Pacific Railroad will sell En-
cursion Tickets from St. Louis to Denver
and return, at very low rates of fare, and
a rare opportunities thereby oifer~d, for
levers Of nature to view the beauties of
Colorado aud enjoy the delightful scenery
and health-inspiring climate Of the Parks
oftlle Rocky Mountains. g.
Kansas, with its broad and fertile plains
is directly on the route, and together
with all the other Western States and
Territories, is reached by the Missouri
Pacific Railroad and IFS connections.
The Texas connection of this road
is now completed, and passengers are
offered a first classall rail route from st,
Louis to Texas, either over the Missouri.
Kansas & TeSasR r.. via Sedalia, or
over the Atlantic Il Pacific Il. r., via
Vinita. Formaps, time tables, intOrma-
ton as to rates, routes, &C., we refer ON
readers to j. F. Thompson, Southern
Passenger Agr mt, Chattanooga, Tenn,
or 4. A. Ford @ neral Passenger Agent,
st. Louis. Mo. Questions ril be CheeffUliy
and promptly anSgered.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-09
"MARSIIAI
Patronage p,hnt PaYs.

That noble institution, the Public Ii
brary Of Kentucky, has permanently cs-
tablished its prosperity by the three gift
concerts it has already given under its
charter. 1t now boasts OF a building that
cost $4,000, with a Library of over so,
900 volumes, ard u magnificent cabinet.
The fourth grand gift concert for its fur
lher endowment will take place December
Sd, and at this concert $1,000 600 cash
is distributed to the ticket holGers. the
highest prize being S250,0 00, and scaling
down to prizes Of $50, which is the small.
est SUI given. As there is a pr re to
every fifth ticket, it is easy to see that the
patronage Of this concert is a patronage
that pay, there being great chances Of
great gairs, and only small chances Of
small losses. Hon. 1hos. L. Bramlette.
late Governor of Kentucky, its manager.
and tickets ald information may be ob,
tanned by addressing him, at Public Ii,
barry Building, Louisville, Ky.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-09

James White, OF IIawkins-Sid. Turu,
ing PioW combined ,gih SudSOH.
Kinney Probeck-Lon Plow wih
Steel Clipper.
DrCC Taylor-Spccimea Of Mdr5le,
Thomas& Cummipgs-HM Side PlOlc,
One Horse Tuyniag Plop, IRON Stock
Bull Tongue, Wkeat Drill Buckeye,
MoUer, Horse Rake, IIorS, Hay Fork,
Hand Feed Gutter, Wh.ebGrolu, Hand
Rake, and Scydte and Grade.
Geo w Miller-Fced Gutter.
Wm Goodrich-Two Horse Wagon.
A Il Moulton--PrtuiHg Hook.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-09

g. LL-
jr,, and DR., VIM. Smith favored it, The
motion carried by a majority Of G.
Prof. PreSnell's salary as County SUI
Perintenden was fixed at 5000.
The Assessors in each Civil District
were allowed $50 each, except Esquire
Broyles. of the 10th District, Esquire
Miller, Of ,bc 9th, and Esquire Higgins,
who was allowed each $50
X L. Blair, jr., was elected Notary
Pu lie to gil tbe vacancy occasioned by
the death of A. G. Collins.
Col. T. n. Reeves gave bond and
was qualified as Justice Of the Peace.
The will Of Barbara Hartman was ad,
united to provatc.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-09
Imperlantto lhc Public.

We publish in full the following letter
from Mr.. John Moore, the we'll known
officer of tue East Tennessee, Virgmiq,
and Georgia R4ilroad. The letter speaks
for itself; S. c. & A..
East Tenn, Va, d Ga, r. Il.
Eastern Division, Greeneville,
MeSsrS, Stafford ChamJtIlin & Al5ers
KitoruiUe Tenn.
Gentlemen: I have had under my
charge during the entire summer, from
seventy-6vc to one hundred men. These
men have been exposed to the hot sun
aud constant change of water, and In the
midst of the cholera infected districts
having been in aud around this place and
JoneSboro' while cholera ragged its worst.
am pleased to say however, that | have
no. had u man sick with cholera or any
bosie complaint during The arholc tine.
The only reason | ran give for our fortu>
nate escape, is that [ have made it in
cumbeni upon each section boss to allow
the men to drink no water without first
adding to it DR.. Hart's Great Relief, in
the proportion of two ~tablespooufuls Of
the Relief to each bucket of water. In
my opinion the few gallons of Ilart's
Great Relief, purchased. from you have
saved the lives Of many of my men, and
| shall continue its use SO long as chole'
ra exists in East Tennessee.
Respectfully &c,
JONI MOORE,
Road Master Eastern Division L. r.
Va. & ga, r. r.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-09
Special Notices.
Manhood Nv Lost. How Restarso

~1wu Just published. a new edition
syyzTtS5 at Dr. Culverw ellis Gel.
w Y v ebSatcd Ess y on the rad.
ical cure (withOut meticiue) or SPERMA-
ToRRHgA or Seminal Weakness, Inyol-
untary Seminal Losses, lMPoTENcY,
Mental and Physical lncapacity. Impe-
diments. to Marriage etc; also CONSUME.
TON, EPILEPSY and FITS, induced by
self indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
RAJ Price. in u sealed envelope, only G
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admira-
bic essay, clearly demonstrates from a
thirty years successful practice, that the
alarming ConSeQ fences of srlf-abuse may
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-10-09
CrATE OF TENNESSEE.

~CHAYcERY COURT AT TAYLoRsvILLE.
Joseph N. Shown, Complainant vs.,
Calvin f. White and l.aiayett Jones,
Respondent,
1T appearing to the Master from the
allegations IN complainant's bill which is
sworn to that respondent. Calvin i.
White. Is n nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered by
the Master that publication for four sue
ccssivc weeks in the Herald d Tribune,
published in the town of Joncsboro',
Trnnesser. notifying said nonresident
10 appear ut the Court House in Taylors-
Vile, Tenn, on the 3D. Monday in Febru
AIRY next, 1874, at a term ofthe Chaneery
Court there and then to be held for John
SIN county IN the LIST Chanccry Division
in said State, and plead or make other
legal defence to compliments bill or
tee same will be taken rs confessed and
set for hearing eX partc. Witness, X. A.
Donnelly, Clerk aud Masierof said court
at office in Tarlorsvlllr, this 20tl Septem-
Der, 1873. Il. A. DONNELLY, ca n
Sept. 25-W4DfS3.