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The Modoes mot Mad Yet.

w WAsHIseTos, February 26.-The Modocs
and peace commissioners have had an inter-
view. The Indians had needle-guns, and
carried 200 cartridges each. They Say they
are not mad yet. Your house is standing (;
SO is Dorris's, Van Bichman's, Fairchiid's.
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SALE OF A observation-disclosures. Cook &
Laughton sold atauction yesterday the house
occupied by Messrs. Carter T. Christian, on
Main street between Eighth and Ninth, for
1850, Mr.. S. S. Carter becoming the pur,
chaser. This house Is built on leased ground,
at u yearly rental Of s36s, terminating at the
option Of the owner OF the ground. 1t vas
sold three years since for 5000.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Wednesday, February 26.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. LII bushela Red, 52s bushels.
OATS.-cG0 bushels. - ~.
RYE.-A bushels. -.
SALES. s5
wI1EAT.-Wbite 90 bushels prime on private
terms; II bushels common at $780, % bushels good
ut Sl.e0 Ii buslels prime ut S2.lae ~.
WHEAT.-Red, 12s bushels very good at o. ~
bushels common at SI.90; Ito bushels prime ut
82.l5; 81 bushels good ut Sl.f6. 49, !. 49,
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RELIGIOUS REv1yAL.-Scrics Of relicion

RELIGIOUS REvIvAL.-Serics of religious
meetings ut the Seventl-Street Christian
church, under the ministration Of Rev. Jo-
seph u. Tyler, continue with increased in
tereSt amongst those who attend. On Mon
day night there were two confessions, and
eight on Tuesday night. There have been
abeut twenty confessions since these special
meetings began. The baptistry hafing been
finished there will be baptizing in the upper
portion of the church this morning.
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DEATH By CAsUALTY.--The Committee OF
Courts Of Justice Of the House of Delegates
yesterday agreed to report with the recon-
mendation that it pass Mr.. Gilman's bill so
amending the law in regard to coroners as to
authorize inquests in cases Of deaths by
casualty. This is in accordance with the
suggestion of the Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-27

| ANTHRACITE COAL OF BEST QUALITY at from
Soc to 81 per ton less than it can be bought In the
city; Glover Hill coal from $3.50 TO $3.50 per load;
oak wood, So to $3.50 per cord and all other fuel at
lowest prices for cash ut G. H. FACES, Nineteenth
| and Cary Streets.
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DESTROYED by Fire.

Especial telegram 70 tho DspaIcl.J
BoYKIN's, Va, February 26.--The resi-
denca of F. L. Harris, Six miles from here,
was totally destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss,
about two thousand dollars. No insurance.
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THE VIRGINIA PREMIUM YEAST
i POWDERS, the best and cheapest TO the con"
aumer and most profitable 10 the retailer. They ale
war.Hnfed never to full and ale In Every ret pact
aIunf 20 the best In market For sale Wholesale OF
retaIl.hy lfe 81 q. MA9Nkk. l1rnysisl. =
;ElINEST SALAD GIL, In pints Or quurts.s
4 ma 1. WAGNER, Druggist
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No Gas, AGAIN.-This time only in poi
ton Of the city. On Monday aud Tuesday
nights there was no gas on Clay street west
of Monroe-in the streets or houses. or
course, houSekeeDers were much annoyed,
and serious apprehensions felt of Il "cor-
ner" in candles in Screamersyille.
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HAT FOUND IN THE RIVERA bat was
found in the wreck of the Free Bridge bv
the workmcn yesterday whilst engaged in
getting out Of the river the timbers, &c. 1t
no doubt belonged to one of the unfortunate
men who was drowned by the late accident.
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POLICE Court. WEDNEsDAY.--JuSttce j. j.
White prcsiding.- following cases were
disposed of:
William a. Lambert, for assaultng and
striking r. 7. Briggs, was required to give
bond in the sum of $500 to keep the peace
for six mouths, and fined $3.50.
Peter TaIiaterro, charged with having in
his possession six pounds of pig-iron, was
sent to jail for fifteen days.
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PRAYER FOR CoLLEGEs.-This is the day
appointed by the Presbyterian church for
prayer for colleges aud other institutions of
learning. Services will he held at the Second
Presbyterian church (Rey. DR.. Hoge's) at
IA o'clock this afternoon.
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Alabama Affairs.

MONTGOMERY, February 26.-L1ttle Demo
craD has been elected to the State Senate
from Sumter county to- oil the vacancy
caused by the death Of Gilmer. This makes
the Senate again Democratic.
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FRAGRANT SozoDoST HARpESs AND INv1Go-
RATES the gums, purIhes and perfumes the breath,
cleanses, beautiGcs, and preserves the teeth from
youth TO old age. Sold by all druggists.
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Cook & lAUGIIToN WILL SELL AT THEIR AuC-
TIoNRooMs, this morning at II O'Clock, large aud
valuable stock Of diamonds. watches, chains, jew
elry, &C. S.e advertisement In auction column.
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, of E. B. SPENCE Son,
merchant talors clothicrs, and dealers in gentle
mems furnishing goods, No. 1900 Main street.
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DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, CHAINS, RINGS.
pins, opera-glasscs, &c.-all of first qualityto be
sold this day at il o'clock at the aucton-rooms OF
COOK & LAUGIIToN.
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SILK HATS MADE TO ORDER, SOFT HATS REPAIR
I'D, aud everything III the way Of renovatng hats,
can now be done at P. WEIs1GFR & Co.'S, rs they
have secured the services Of of the best practt
cal hattrrs In the South.
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CINcINNATI MARKETs.

CINCINNATI, February 28.-FIour dull at sE7sf1
%. Corn quiet at aag4oc. Pork frm; held at $ls.a
Iard-Steam held firmly ut 7ic. ketIs steady at SO.
Bacon steady shoulders. 5ilQ5sc.; clear ribddes,
1to.: clear sides, &C. Whiskey s,eady at SIC.
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THE RICuMoND PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION.
The members of this society give glorious
accounts Of their reception in Petersburg on
Tuesday night, and are perfectly delighted
with the COckade City. In lact. their rccep-
ton could have been nothing less than an
ovation from the Petersburgers. The house
was filled to overfowing with critical but
appreciatiye audience, composed of the best
people in that city. The appeal had long
article praSing the Philharnonics and the
EoIkner Orchestra, also of this city, to the
very echo. We copy few Of its remarks:
"Of Mr.. Wheat, the maestro, it suffices to
say that his hand has lost none of its ancient
rare cunning with which he has charmed so
many aptaudiences with the ease, suaveness.
and briiliancy of his piano execution.
$50 great an impression did Mr.. Watkins
make, that we are assured were he to visit
the city at any time hcreafteran and give con-
cert Of unaccompanied solos, he would not
sing in an empty hall.
1.-The Folkner Orchestra Of Richmond ac-
comHnied Mr.. Wheat. and proved itself
worthy of the association.
alt is hardly necessary to say, therefore,
that the overture by the piano and orchestra,
the Poet and Peasant Of Suppe's popular
muse, was rendered with charming aud
bright effect. 10 this succeeded the chorus,
The Praise of the Soldier Of Boieldieu,
rattling aria,
"a martial song like uumpet's call,
"Part the first closed with chorus of
Becker, the March, which the Association
rendered with splendid effect to the echo
| and reward Of loud applause by the public.
"Part the second succeeded part the first,
and was itself success. The overture was
the Pique Dame from Suppe, which was
rendered by Mr.. Wheat at the piano and
the orchestral accompaniment, with fine
effect. (We don't remember much about
La Pique Dame except that she was good.)
Then The Toast was sung by the chorus
so cbarmingly and SO grandly to the fair and
brave that it was encored with rapture, and
inpart repeated
The Appeal also mentions specially. and
in most complimentary manner, Messrs. j.
D. Redtord, w. II. Grant, and r. S. Cham
berlain.
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sT. LOUIS aIARKETs. /,

er. LOUIS, February 26.-Flour dull and. urs-
changed. Corn frner, at sitn32c. for mixed east
at Sls.75. Bacon firm at 7t40sc. cash. Lard nomi.
nalIy unchanged. E -s, ~ .t5s'.t ,s+t - ~
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thursday MORNING, FEBRUARY %, 1873
AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

0n al sales OF real estate made bet,ceee the 1st of
January and 3oth y June the t1res for the pre-
all Gales made betUeen the let If Jllu and last
Of the year the tates haze to be patd bgths seller.
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Obituary..

BURLINGTON, February 90 Colonel N. A.
Tucker, for d long time on duty OF Washing
ton il dead " t. i
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FURs AT CosT.-P. WE1sIoEn & co. are cloaint
out their entire stock ut cost.
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NOTICE.-It surprises lis to see the Dollar Store
selling genuine neerscbaum pipes for the low price
of one dollar. This Is truly astonishing. Also, a
and beautiful stock of fancy and useful articles.
Dollar Store, corner Ninth aud Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-27

GREAT BARGAIN AT LEVY BgoTHERs'-Extra
wide Bcached IIuckaback Towelling at IS cents per
yard, regular price IS cents Don't delay If you wish
good and cheap towelling
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NEW STYLES OF LACE COLLARS; LACE SETS OF
COLLARS AND CUFFS; Linen Collars and Cuffs
Lace sleeves; Sleeves with Linen Cuffs. just re-
ceiYed by e5nress ut LEVY BROTHERS,.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF sILH
NEcK-ScARFS for ladies. A large assortment tt
select from at LEVY BROTHERS..
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TYCOON REPS, in handsome styles, can now be
had In great variety ut LEVY BROTHERS,. Prices
25 and 90 ccuts per yard.
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THOSE FINE TEAS THAT ". D. BLAIR & Co. ARR
selling really extra and cannot be surpassed IL
this country.
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GENTLEMEN CAN NOW FIND LARGE STOCK OF
GOODS for coats vests, and pants, Just received for
spring wear, ut LEVY BROTHERS.
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knights or PYTHIAs.-The committee OF
arrangements for the reception Of the dele
gates to the Supreme Lodge of the World
wil.meet in Pythian Hall at y o'clock this
evening.
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TEA-DR1NKERs WILL FIND AT W. d. BLAIR !
Co.'S some Of the finest green tea ever imported.
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Hon. A. III. stephens Elected 10 Con.
grens.

AUGUSTA, February 26.--Hon. Alexander
Fl. Stephens was to-day elected TO Congress
from the Eighth Georgia district. There
was no opposition.
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. PHOTOGRAPHS FOR FRAMES EIGHT BY TEN
inches, one dollar; for frames sixteen by twenty
inches, five dollars-at FRAYsER's.
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PHOTOGRAPHS AT FRAYsER's GALLERY. oppo
site the post-offlce, at two dollars per dozen.
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a martial song like trumpet's CALL

Appletcn's Journal, Ledger, Weekly, and
Saturday Night received from j. I. Ellyson,
bookseller, 1l12 Main street.
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The Steamship San Military
Parade.

TSpFCIdI R1V5IdL1 10 IlIo L11SpdICH'J
NORFOLK, VA, February 28.-The steam
ship San Jacinto, from Galveston for Liver
pool, put In here this morning to Reynolds
& Brother for coal and freight.
The military parade postponed on the ed
took place to-day.
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A Mother end Fave Chladren Burned to
Death. 60

BEAcuBURe, OETARIo, February 26.-Mrs.
Trasher and five children were burned to
death in their house. which was destroyed
by fire last night. The Cause Of the fire Is
unknown.
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SpRINa STYLE SILK HATS at p WE1sIGER &
Co.'S.
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REpFoRD's, No. so2 MAIN STREET, is THE
AGENCY and the only place at which Dunl1p hal
can be had In Richmond. -
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's DINING SALOON AT
ANTOSI's, Main street.
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FERRorYPEs, EIGHT FOR ONE DOLLAR, at FRAY
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REDFoRp HAS A FEW MORE OF THOSE BOYS
and children's hats ut fifty cents worth one dollar.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET
LOUISVILLE, February 2e.-Tobacco active and
arm sales, Ssl hogsheacs. a-sg ,I rstssf ssg= I
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New Haven, February 28.-Ex-G -GoYerH0r
English Was so-dsy nominated for Congress
hy the Demesrass or sha Second district
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
CIR EDIT BILEER.
Great Interest in the Proceedings.

The Congressman on Trial.
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SILK UMBRELLAS OF BEST QUALITY AT RED
TORD'S.
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a .I,I KINDS OF J0H WORE NRATLy
A EXgClTKD AT EEn DlSRATflfs RRia g
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r. FERRANp1NI, HUMAN HAIR Goops MANU-
FACuRER, 6l3 Broad street.
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Conueesicut Congressional Nonina-
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,oou AT THESE SCHEDULES,
1.>r,l,;n:. a comparison Of local freight
r.,r> between the Petersburg and Scaboard
'r. Roanoke railroads on May 1st, 1872:
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Go TO ANToNI's FOR \ CUP OF COFFEE ANI
chocolate.
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Cook & LAUGHToN WILL SELL AT THEIR Auc-
TIoN-RooMs, this morning at II O'Clock, large aud
valuable stock Of diamonds. watches, chains, jew
elry, &C. S.e advertisement In auction column.
NEW STYLES OF LACE COLLARS; LACE SETS OF
COLLARS AND CUFFS; Linen Collars and Cuffs !;
Lace sleeves; Sleeves with Linen Cuffs just re-
| ceived by express ut LEVY BROTHERS..
FRAGRANT SoZoDOST HARDENs AND INYIGO-
RATES the gums, purIhes and perfumes the breath,
cleanscs, beauties, and preserves the teeth from
youth TO old age. Sold by all druggists.
BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, of E. B. SpESCE Son,
merchant rsilors, clohiers, and dealers in gentle
mems furnishing goods, No. 1900 Main street.
NOTICE.-It surprises lis TO see the Dollar Store
selling genuine neerscbaum pipes for the low price
Of one dollar. This Is truly astonishing. Also, a
and beautiful stock of fancy and useful articles
Dollar Store corner Ninth aud Main streets.
GENTLEMEN CAN NOW FIND LARGE STOCK OF
GOODS for coats, vests and pants, Just received for
spring wear, at LEVY BROTHERS.
SILK HATS MADE TO ORDER, SOFT HATS REPAIR
ED, aud everything III the way Of renovadng hats,
can now be done at P. WEIsIGER & Co.'S, as they
have secured the services Of of the best pract-
cal hattrs In the South.
spRINa STYLE SILK HATS at P. WE1sIGER &
Co.'S.
FURs AT CosT.-P. WEIsIeER co. are cloaing
out their entire stock ut cost
FERRoTYPEs, EIGHT FOR ONE DOLLAR, at FRAY
sEn's
PHOTOGRAPHS AT FRAYsER's GALLERY. oppo-
site the post-offlcc, at two dollars per dozen.
PHOTOGRAPHS FOR FRAMES EIGHT BY TEN
inches, one dollar; for frames sixteen by twenty
inches, five dollars-at FRAYsER's.
LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN's DINING SALOON AT
| ANToNI's Main street.
REDFoRp HAS FEW MORE OF THOSE BOYS
and childrens hats ut fifty cents worth one dollar.
REpFoRp's, No. so2 MAIN STREET, is THE
AGENCY and the only place at which Dunlap hat
| can be had In Richmond. -
SILK uMBRE1LAs OF BEST QUALITY at RED
| roRD's.
/ r. FERRANp1NI, HUMAN HAIR Goops MANU-
| FACURER, 8I3 Broad street.
| Go TO ANToNI's FOR \ CUP OF COFFEE AND
chocolate.
Go TO ANToNIs FOR NEW DATES.
Go oTo.ANToNIs FOR PURE CANDIES.
| GoTo ANToyI's FOR FLORIDA ORANGES.
Goro ANToNIs FOR NEW FIGS.
Go TO ANToNi's FOR CoCoANuT cARAMELs.
| ANToNI ONLY KEEPS PURE CONFECTIONERY.
| PHOTOGRAPHS.
| REES { Co.,
Oil and sI3 Main street, near Ninth.
Il Cards, $3.50 per dozen, $i6o per half-dozen.
| ~ Large size, S:.
None employed but arst-class artists.
AL negatives rctouched.
| No extra charge for co!ortng.
= PEMpnoKE SHIRTS, PEMBROKE sEIRTs,
mado to order by
/ z. B. SPENCE q Soa,
1 .slss Merchant Tailors,
isee MAIN stress
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-23
GREELEY,S DRESS.
The Truth of History on n Much
Debated Question.

The Truth of History on n Much
Debated Question.
From Ingersolls Life and Times of Horace
Greeley.l
Mr.. Greeley never became heartily adj
dicted to full dress" The last time
the writer of these words saw him was
in 1870, on the Capitol steps in Wash
ington City. He stopped and talked for,
perhaps, half an hour, though the day
was broiling hot. / recollect that he vas
dressed in faultess style, and of after
ward remarking to Mr.. Hawkins Taylor,
with whom he walked up the avenue,
that Horace Greeley was the best
dressed man had seen in Washington. p"
His cravat was adjusted precisely in
the mode, his hat was evidently worn as
a hat, not as an ornament, and his boots
were not thin-soled; but his whole toilet
was that of careless elegance, BETTING
distinguished gentleman, who spent
no great amount of time in front
of his looking.glass The many
thousands who have seen him on lee
turing tours and on other occasions
when he was off editorial duty-when
not being driven before the tempestHous
winds of his busy life-can scarcely
credit the numerous accounts we have
had of his carelessness as to dress. Yet
they are correct in the main. His
marching suit was not the same he wore
on dress parade and the grand review.
And it is certain that he never bestowed
much time in getting himself into his
best clothes. Several years before his
death, he lectured on one occasion at
the city of Hamilton, Ohio. A barber
was sent for to shave him, and act as
temporary valet de chambre, by whose
labors Mr.. Greeley appeared in the
faultless fashion Of an exquisite. he
surveyed himself in the glass moment,
and = exploded. Relying his cravat
and jerking his standing collar about
with an energy of manner and of
idiom, while the valet vanished out OF
the storm, the lecturer appeared in due
time with his wearing gear little awry
about the neck, but otherwise without
violation OF the mode. He has been
seen on the streets of New York wear
ing a coat literally out at the elbows.
For many years of his life he was alb
solutely Indifferent as to his dress, and
at no time did he have the desire or the
patience to give special attention to his
personal appearance. That he came to
be a passably well-dressed gentleman on
occasions when not hard at work is a
fact which we may in justice rather
credit to the genius of his tailor than his
own. If there has been one man who
gave less attention to his toilet, as a tot
let, than any other, that man was, most
likely, Horace Greeley.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-23
The simple Reason

why Hand Sapolio is the best article'in
the world for the constant use of all
classes of people, is because it will do
what no other substance will, as follows;
MRCHANIcs.-Will entirely remove tar,
paint, oil and varnish from the clothing
and hands.
FARMERs.-Its use will prevent tan,
sunburn, chapped hands.
WORKING WoMEN.-lt will take the
place of powders and cosmetics for beau
tifying the complexion, and will render
the hands white and soft, no matter how
much they are used.
EvERYBoDY.-It is the best article in
the world for removing all cutaneous
blemishes from the skin, and rendering
it white, beautiful and natural in color.
In price cheaper than soap-only ten
and fifteen cents a cake, according to
size 24kw
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DIRECTORS:

r. g. DANIEL. ,>--...., nj,
Late President Merchants Nauohai DINA
AMOS WOODRUFF, ..-..
Pres't Union Cotton Compress Assoeiatioh'
1. b. KIRKLAND, @.
Late President jackson Insurance Company
President Washington Fire and Marine In
surance Company.
=. A. NELSON, 60.
II x. TUGGLE.
b. L,0WENSTEIN,
of B. Lowenstein Bros.
HUGH STEWART,
OF Stewart, Gwynnc Co.
HI LENNON,
OF Joyner, Lennon * Gale.
A. J. WHITE,
OF White, LanEstah x Co.
JNO. p. HOFFMAN,.
OF Mitchell. Hoffman a Co.
ii. CLOTH,
OF Cloth a kettmann.
y. MALAYSIA.
OF L. podoEta a Co. ~
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DR.. Simon, physician Of Lorraine,
states that as soon as the characteristic
eliminating point of boil makes its
appearance, he puts in saucer thin
bleful of camphorated alcohol, and, dip
ping the ends of his middle fingers with
the liquid, rubs the inhamed surface,
especially the central portion, repeating
the operation eight or ten times, contin-
uing the rubbing at each time for about
half a minute. de then allows the sur
face to dry, placing slight coating Of
camphorated olive oil over the inhamed
surface. He states that all such appli-
cations will, in almost all cases cause
boils to dry up and disappear. The APP
plication should be made at morning,
noon, and in the evening. He AYERS
that the same treatment will cure whit
lows, and all injuries of tips Of the nm
gers. As soon as pain aud redness APP
pear, the fingers should be soaked for
ten minutes in camphorated sweet oil:
The relief is said to be immediate, and
three applications are generally enough
to effect a cure.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-23

HELMBoLD's BscHU is the only relia-
BILE remedy for diseases of the urinary
organs. Take it in season, and do not
be imposed upon by quacks and impos-
tors. We are glad to learn that the
absence of the celebrated DIR. Helmbold
has not prevented the continued manu-
facture Of the Buchu, so we'll known as
the only efficient remedy for diseases of
the kidneys and urinary organs. There
are counterfeits Of this most excellent
medicine. Genuine has proprietor
private stamp. John F. Henry, New
York, sole agent. cod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-23

WIN. LIEBEN, the experienced and en-
terprising newsnan who recently bought
out the news emporium of A. r. Will
kinson at Ill Main street, has removed
to l721 Main, just across the street,
south of Poplar. He keeps full stock
of latest dailics, foreign papers, maya
zines, fashion and sporting journals,
fancy stationery and other articles, to-
baccos, cigars, etc. Give the worthy
young man a call.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-23

The old Mutual Life, Of New York, is
still issuing life policies on sound lives
in Memphis, with sixty million dollars
assets as guarantee fund for the
prompt payment Of her contracts. The
cheapest company in the world to insure
in, because her divideads are so much
larger than those Of any other company.
III. A. LITTLETON, Agent,
10 % Madison street.