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TO CoNSUMPTIyEs.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner, Gus
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the elects OF
youthful indsCrcion will, for the sake OF suffering
humanity, send free to all who need II, the recipe
and direction Tor making the simple remedy by which
lie was cured. sufferers wishing 10 prolt by the ad-
vcrtocr5 experience can do 50 BY addressing In per-
feet confidence,
join b. OGDEN, 42 Cedar St, New York.
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The running expenses Of the Danville Water
works for the past year were SG,O1jll, and the
Office expenses sGO4.4j. The greater part Of
the former would be saved by natural flow.
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"The editor who paradea his personal hatrcds
and grief- before the public through the columns
Of his paper will only be laughed at Tor his
folly and dcspisud for his litlcness."
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"A pRur or JOY IN EVERY woRD.n

Pennington, llunterdOn Co., n. june o. 1874.
pr. RN, PIERCE, Buffalo, " y: DEAR SIG-lt IS
wlth happy heart that pen these lines 10 aCsnOw-
ledge that you and your Golden Medical p cuvCry
ana Purydtlyc Pellets are blessings TO the World.
These medicine, cannot he tJo highly praised, for
they have almost brought me out ot the grave Three
months ago was broken out with larEs ulcers and
sores on my body limbs and face procured Your
Golden Medical Discovery and Purgltiyc relle S, and
and have taken six bottles, and to-day am In good
health, all those ugly ulcers having healed and left
my skin in "A natural. healthy condition. l thought
at one time could not be cured. Although can
but poorly express my gratitude to you, yet there Is
drop Of jJ, in every word write. Gods blessing
rest on you and Your wonderful medicines IS the
humble praycrof
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II Is not dlnlcut to alarm the timd, and lnvads
are proycrbaly 50. Aware of this face the vendors
Of pseudo btcrs, "cntlrcly free from alcohol" have
raised false cry against tonic preparations contain
ing Spirits and no doubt have frightened a W sick
folks into purchasing the iermentcd rubbish which
they sell and which Is infinitely Injurious than
the vilcst dramS drunk at tavern bars But already
q tremendous reaction has set IN against these
abomlnable nostrtins which, being dcylod Of the al
cohollc basis which alone prevents liquid botanic
preparations from turning sour decompose almost
as soon made. IIostettcr's stomach Bitters has
lived and will live down mutltudes Of such impos-
lures. regular recurrence OF the demand for the
great Alternative invgorant from those who have al
ways been It's patrons, shows that they have not
swerve1 tn their tlme-honorod allegiance 20 Amerl-
cas- most popular remedy: ana constant influx Of
new orders demonstrates how little impression, af-
ter ALL the blatant dcnunclltions Of the mock bltcrs
men have made upon the general public So long as
lIoStcttcrs Bttcrs continue to cure and prevent in
tcrmittcnt and remlttcnt fevers dyspepsia, cOnstl-
patton kidney disease, ana the numerous other all
m1nls to which the are adapted, they Will continue
to dominate the factlous opposition ohumbugs, and
that Will be Just as long rs they are manufactured
aud sold. BE II known unto all bogus nostrum ven
dcrs OF every degree Of audaclty and knaycry, that
they can never hope to pun themselves into public
favor at the expense Of lIosettcrs Bters the repu
tation Of which Is founded as It were, upon a rock.
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COMMISSIONERS EXPENSES FOR 1874.

bl>tEhlhNEOlS hAFhNShS'
Paid Wn. II. Snyder Teachers In
Sttut5 .,.,.... .,............,.........." l6S ~
Pad y IN. H. say der Teachers IN
sttut'. .-.. -..................... lOG -
paiu Ruhcrt T. Glars, Cgnynghan
". columbia county r..........,..... 5OtD
Paid Aaron Smith, taking Geo.
Snyd. + t. L. Prnitcutiiry ........ 90 81
Paid NJ. Grover, taking Thomas
and lulull to r. Pruetcntiny.. o. IS
Pdil tu NJ. T.. Jackson, balance hu-
litia fgnd..-.,.,.. ......,........ 5O9
Paid Ius BUCHulCW, force pump
and ilNtur's, court hOuse........,. l3j u
P.Il We. ShallCr EXPENSES sell
ana clerk 10 Wilkes. .Barre.......... 100
Paid y. F. Hlir, Pro.hOltlry's blu III " 1853 81
CGUEr JURORS PAY ASD CONSTABLE RETuGSS, GC.
PIil Grand JGrlr5 during the year, Ts24l
Traverse - 3,iUG 10
g Coustab!cs returns to session
wear ................... .................. 974 sc
r: I'll lin slaves during the year. Sb2 "a
Paid court Crrr "..... 1900
clerk ....................,.,..... 6S4H
Paid fireman during court ...-..... C2 20
Piii pamphlets Tor court and at
torney1,..,,,.,, ................ 1900 49sl 80
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Gro. \. CLARK has Just received large
stock of Picture Frames, and Cornicc Mold
ing and is pref ared to have either made to
order on short nstce. For prices go to
CLARK or ROBERT Roam.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

BLANK MORTGAGES for sale cheap at the CoLUMBlAE
office.
o
PAPER BAGS Just received and for sale al the CO.
LUMBIAS Office.
BLASa DEEDS, ON Parchment and linen paper COM
mon and for Administrators, Executors and Trustees
for sale cheap at the ~ uhBIAN Ollice.
%
The most unhappy perarn In the world Is th
Dyspcptc. Evory thing looks dark and gloomy; no
feels "Out Of Sorts with himself and every body
else. Life Is a burden to him. This can all be
changed by taking Peruvian syrup "a protuXie Of
IrJn1 Cases Of ~ years standing have been cured
by II,
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James Long, the well-knuwn proprietor of
the Benton stage line, has disposed of the route
to Mr.. Wallace Hess, OF Benton.
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c. c. MARR sells the best Punch Cigars
in town. Try one.
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New White Goods this week at CLARK
& WOLF's
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c. w. NEAL & Bro, spare no expense TO
end out nice coal. tIlG
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Don't lie worried and annoyed with not
only poor quality Of Coal but dirty and
slaty beside, but buy of G. w. NEAL Il Bro.
who deal only in the best qualities. 25tf
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New Black Alpacas at CLARK & WOLF $
this week.
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Boot legs, hand fitted at L. NJ. KNoRR's
French and American Calf.
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A new lot of that 10 cent Muslin, at /. w,
HARTMAN'S
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NMOTNT On ORDERs Isy

Deduct from amount Of orders Is
sued, SluT.65 support Of g. W.
Fox and Si5S.32 refunded bv
Schuylkill co. Tor Jury expenses
and 5i3l4.27 TaNrcfundcd, leaves
S2i.O5i.23. actual expenses for
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ROLLINS & HOLMES have removed to No.
II Centre Street, below Main.
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MoYER Il KLINE will give for the next
thirty days great inducements in their line
of business. Their stock consists in part of
Harness,
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Go to MARR's for Tycoon keeps.
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THE CONFESSION OF AN INVALID,

PUBLISHED AS WARNING and for the benefit Of
YoUsG MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from NERVOUS
DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc. supplying the
means OF sClf-curc. Written by one who cured him
self after undergoing considerable quackery, and
sent free ON receiving postpaid directed envelope
sufferers are invited to address the author
NATIIANIE MAYFAIR
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Mar, G, '74-Gm


MANHOOD RESTORED-A victim Of youthful I'm
prudence, causing premature decay, nervous debll-
ty, etc., having tried in vain every known remedy,
has found simple sct-curc, which he will send free
to his fcllow-sulrcrers. Address j. II. Reeves, Is
Nassau St., New York.
July 3,'T4-3m
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Hamburg Edgings and White Goods,
opening, at l. W. HARrMAN's.
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=, -. 90. -
ll9Inpurs Eug'ig7 anu NhI'c "oouS'
opening "' l. W. liANrNAN $
$500, a: E. NJ. KNonns.
~ ,....-.
NoLfs'
,,.... -. ~
d, 40 Mo1 Eh NLiNE WIN give ior thc IeAV e
''''IV,S, arno.i "''' ''0'N '0'''''' !" p"'' Vi
Whips,
Harness and SaddIer Establishment. Call
and see them.
,+~-,I,.-C... q
=, no TO MARI ) ior Zeal lialr switches ana
Dralus'
order.
'~.-----
- ----
Selling at reduced prices at L. NJ. KNoRRs
49,. :.
ca Dan iIL lo' ~ mas remover us o'?,"!ng
nnyy ,VUl'' h,, tlI sunnly "f %ooJ. CaI % onJ
srr % '''' " '''' 'F''' mne0tf
New Linen Collars and Cuffs at CLARK
| & WoIF's
1000 wards Nice New Calico at 10 cents
pcr yar1 TO arriye at |. w. lIARrMAN,s mi.
---
For pfct,,ro pr,posco 70 or AM, or po,v
. ,,'-l-e., = .- w (--''-'''
,,.-,... ....-..-.
w IS9hi;i' .il t,'' ii"n 9Ple''"'" io' Vi
ie"c" buI'er'
NPt'e pu,'er'
c, - ounce Puttrr' ~,
N'|,ptIrSs' htaInN, l'i'tu ii CuIl"lii'; ,t'''
'H' l'""ci'"N' N"l" an" al N"''i'e" '""'
New Hamburg Edging5 this week al
CLARK X WoLFS.
---'-.-----
II Centre Street, below Main.
---...----
Boot legs hand fitted, at L. NJ. KNoRR's,
French and American Calt.
r. ~ 1t,np .o1l, +,,o ho.t p,,,ol, Ci,,r.
IN town Try ona ,v,'' '''0 'c'' "''o' ~''''
!" 'o"''' y o"e.
u ~eW t9s o' '''''' ~ 'c"' H'''''' "' i W"
Now Hloc,, Aln,cos ot C,,px & Worp,e
nj, ,o,i,
''''' "N'"' -.-.--
No.. ....;., ,,,, o,,,.,,.,., ,,..,, ,,,,
Dt! i p2Ia i"tiht.! " " ~ w Su' ''tt' pn I'
S , jaI po,' DGr pI! " t aaitiaa " i,1 oEtc
"''' '''''' ''''' III ''io '''U f"''''''''' -'''
and finest assortment of Groceries that can
be purchased in market His Groceries are
fresh and are selected from first importers
hands. His prices are low, as he has purchas-
'''''e'' .....
Go to RIssr1I,s for your Extra Mania
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COAL
COAL.
Old Established Coal Yard.

c. ". NEAL 4 BEO,, Wholesale 4 Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities OF
Red and White Ash Coal, at the very lowest
market rates. Have constantly on hand largo
stocks of
Domestic,
Cupola,
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TO the Anlictcd. No matter under what form N
sickness you labor, there Is one great truth you
should keep In mind: All disease originates IN an
impure condition Of the blood Purify that, and the
disease must depart; but you cannot purify the
blood by the use Of poisonous drugs and exhaustive
stimulaits The best blood Purifier ever discovered
IS Dr. WALKERS famous VINEGAR BITTERs, compound
cd ~ eimuIr hprbs !-W
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Rail Road Time Table.

Rail Road Time Table.
LACKAWANNA a BLOOMsBURG RAILROAD
. . ~ NoHrH. SOUTH.
Mlll IRAN ...,,.,.'..,..... loFj \. BIZ T.. n
Express Train .."..,..u.. 5A3 T.. VI. 1881 "
Accommodation lrain,..... $50 Am. 7.4i =. NJ.
CArAWtSSA RAIL ROAD.
SOR1u. SOUTH
ACCOMMODATION Irain ...... G.2s ~ ". 1,8O T.. NJ.
Regular Express .....,..u. 3,5S p. NJ. 1i.83 A. NJ
Throngh cars on Express train either to New York
or Philadelphia. Accommodation train runs betN zen
Cdtawissa and WilllamspOrt
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Town orders taken by G. W, NEAL& Bro.
in exchange for coal 25tI
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W. II. BEowN has Salt by the barrel and
by the sack, Flour, Feed and New Buck
wheat for sale wholesale and retail. Country
Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
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Our own make of Calf Boots, sewcd, for
$500, a. f.. NJ. KNoRR's.
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Saddles,

WHIPS,
and in fact all things kept in Il iirst-class
Harness and Saddlcr Establishment. Call
and see them.
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New Linen Collars and Cuffs at CLARK
& VOLTS.
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W. II. Brown keeps Il fine assortment OF
Canned Fruits and condensed goods Also
Il full assortment of Nuts and French Candy
and Oranges and Lemons.
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New Ruchings, Ties, &C., at CLARK 4
WoLr's.
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STATEMllNT OF THE FINANCES OF
- THE COUNTY or COLUMBIA FROM JANUARY
/, lsIi, TO JANUARY 1, 1916
JOHN SNYDER ESQ, TREASURER.
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L, VI. NNouHs price list of work made to
measure:
French Calf stitched Boots sll 90
" " - - footed 50
American Calf sewed Boots 60
" '' " footed 9 80
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New Hamburg Edging5 this weel; at
CLARK x VOLTS.
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Go to MARR's for Real Hair Switches and
Braids.
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BY county orders rCdeemcd...... 32,o3+ &
By commission allowed collectors. 81 ~
BY cNuLcratiO.S 25S 20
by commission - treasurer l,.Sl 81
rs county tax 10 meet quota OF
Stllt tax ........... 100 IL
By amount In hands OF Treasurer. Ul32 34,G26 0.
1890 Il
JOuN SNYDER, ESQ, TREASURER OF COLUMBIA COUNTY
IN ACCOUNT WITH Dog FUND FOR 1874.
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ROBERT Roam makes Picture Frames to
order.
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W. II. Brown keeps the most complete
and finest assortment of Groceries that can
be purchased in market. His Groceries are
fresh and are selected from first importers
hands. His prices are low, as he has purcha3-
ed his goods at bottom figures to suit the
times
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Go to RUssELL's for your Extra Maple
Syrup-clcar as crystal, Only One Dollar
per Gallon.
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Thousands have been changed BY the use OF tho
Peruvian syrup "a protoSlde Of IRON from weak,
sickly suffering creatures, to strong, healthy, and
happy men and women, and invallds cannot reason
ably hesitate to give 1t a trial. For Dyspepsia and
Debility Ii lis a SpCciilC.
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For Picture Frames 90 to CLARK or RoAS
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All Coal slated and screened before leay-
ing the old established coal yard Of G. w.
NEAL. & BRO. 25tf
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DANIEL YoCuM has removed his Clothing
Store to Henry llartmans building, in the
room occupied as a Carpet Store, where he
now has Il full supply Of goods, Call and
see. jan29U
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l0ll jas bT9Hun ll'lINt -All'I-
ney. 80 w p'i -
ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWS AND ROAD DihAiBi.
Paid sundry persons road ana
Paid T. nfrlbC6i3 Ne. rleasant soOO
Isaac ilracugk Greenwood. 10
A" John X. EYoS GrrrnwOOd,.,.. ~ o.
George Xnrr CataWisSa ....... $50 %
" Geo Z. Millcr'S estate, centre. III %
" Isaac Hess Centre ............., 52 30
Daniel Puilt, JACK Syn..,,.,,,a, 10 90
" William Miller Centre ,....,,,. 40 q
" Moses Hover. CdtaWl9Sl.,",.. lot
Henry Prhlcr, CatdwlaSa.,., 800
- Francis Evans Muntuur..,,..". 100 o.
Aaron Boone, SyutV...........r. 100 %
" JuaGIh pOhe, Ccntl c.,,,,,,,,,,- $50 90
" 4. T. Kestcr MallsOn....,.",, 80 90
" Jacob ChamberIn, Pine and
ncnty Matnci, ;i'i,,,,ji GrGiG%ood", s505
L. Il. Mprturcr, HtuWlSSl,,." goo
" Calar ne Ii.'r Mt Pleasant ls01
VIVA, Rcuec, Greenw Oud,.....", i5O % l,0Sj 10
CONMissiuSgRi' OFPoA AND COURT noUsR.
Paid county auditors and clerk
stating account t.,...,,....,, .,,....,.,..,. 1900
Paidrcter Jones, hlc5l1r PrOthon-
Paid fhomls Corey, lock for Re
CurderS once ...,.,,..,.. .....,...y,, 200
Paid NJ Y Eycrly, auditing public
account immune, .....'.''',''...-t W 90
ldld II, .. nrgaetsG0tT iaIgp
PAID Wiicman Miller, pump for
Paid Danlcl Muniy corn husE
halq Muyar Broo io494 lanH
Paid iicndcr-hott * Mason, cepl. 9sI
j, j Robbins, Are
" Isaiah llagcnbqch, repair,
court house ae.....,..,, .,,,,,..,,,...,,,,,. 20
Paid Thomas corey door spring goo
Paid Mn, T., sterner, brick 1T
court huu9r,....,.'..,,. ,,,.,.. .,.,..,,,,. , lt
Pad N,Ii. 4. Mckinney dry good
r~fN N...,,....,,,,.....,,..., -
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MARR keeps Miners and Babbitt's soap.
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RUSSELL has Il sp lendld lot of
Peach Butter
Apple Butter,
Ounce Butter,
Cranbcrrics, RaisinS, Dried Currants Peach
cs, Prunellas, Corn and all Canned Fruit
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Go to MARR's for nice Mackerel
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AttoSt: VIM. kTCkDQUm, Clork.
We the undersigned Audtors VI Columbia county
having been duly elected to adjust and settle the nc
counts OF the Treasurer and Commissioners of col
ulnbla county do hereby certify that we met III the
Office Of the Treasurer and Commissioners in Blooms
burg and carefully examined the accounts and
vouchers OF the same from The first day OF January
\. 1874, to the first dly Cf January. 1873 ana nnd
them correct In the foregoing statements and we ind
a balance due Columbia county on county taxes Ot
thirtSOne dollars and thTty-two cents (Sl 8s, rru
JOhn SnJ der Treasure of said county and balance
due the Treasurer on Dog tax Of two hundred ana
thirty TWO dollars and SIX Ucll1 (s2S6 O5A
Given under our hands this seventh day nf Janu-
ary Ono thousand eight hundred and seventy i've.
/. .I.CANPRELL !
s. T.. SMITH COUNTY Audltors
DAVID NOSr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-01

Oyerton, lying at the foot OF jefferson
street. 1t ripped up her hurricane deck
in rear, hoisted her smoke stacks out
and pitched them Top foremost down on
the main deck and then passed on up
the river
The Finance Committee of the Gen.
eral Council has prepared an elaborate
report, advocating the cutting down Of
salaries from that of Mayor down 10
street scavenger, but the Finance Com.
mittee, by way Of a change, advocated
employing two additional city attorneys
at an extra cost of nearly eight thousand
dollars per annum.
Two w%ell-known Memphians. Messrs.
Nicholson and Bryson, visited the Ar.
kansas prairies, near Duvalrs Bluff, this
week, and in Two days hunting with
blooded settlers bagged two hundred and
thirty snipe, and returned tor the city
with the game. They say killing snipo
on the Arkansas p%rRiries at present is
labor instead of pleasure, so plentiful
are the birds.
Colonel Nicholson, who arrived from
a hunting expedition in Arkansas yester-
day, deposited over one hundred snipe
in his store-house, in real of his dwell
ing, on the corner Of Main and Vance,
but last night some hunters entered the
s%tore'house and carried off the snipe
and all the provisions found therein.
The Colonel bad divided his game into
lots for the purpose OF sending them to
his friends, but the thieves saved him
that trouble.
wan to be a fire and police CON-
missioner" is the mental if not expressed
wish of about fifty Memphians. 1t is
astonishing how many people there are
who desire to work for the dear people
without pay, all Of which leads our re.
porter to conclude that there must be
milk left in the cocoa-nut, which,
to the average mind of a ward politician,
is more valuable than filthy lucre. The
figure FIVE is now a great object of in
terest when it designates the number of
commissioners to be elected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-01
NEW t MARKET.
would do Credit 10 any civ

Our reporter in his wanderings yester-
day discovered that those enterprisiDg
butchers and good citizens, H. Seessel,
ST. d Sons, have opened a meat and veg
eiable market on the corner of Second
and Jefferson streets which attracts pub
lc attention. No market in New York,
Boston, Philadelphia or New Orleans
equals 1t in completeness or elegance.
The internal arrangement is perfect. Ia
front, on Second street, a vel. arranged
and complete vegetable stand can he
found containing the freshest and earliest
vegetables Of the season. The proprie.
tors have their own vegetable gardens
and the products are presented fresh
every morning. In rear Of this is the
meat market, on each side of which
hang meats Of all descriptions dressed
in the most artistic style. Back of all
this a marble counter stretches across
the store, and behind all are the meat
blocks, and the proprietors who take
pleasure in waiting upon all customers.
Around the market are paintings of fish,
game, cattle and sheep, all Of
which do credit to the taste
of the proprietors, as we'll as
to the artist, Frank Pope, whose handy
work is also seen on the outside wall Of
the building, wherein is represented a
rural scene depicting a landscape, in the
foreground of which are cattle, sheep,
etc. Ladies who have visited the
markets of Eastern cities say hat the
Central Market excells anything ever be-
fore seen by them. The Messrs. Seessel
are prepared not only to furnish house
keepers with all kinds OF meats and
vegetables of the very best quality, but
they are also prepared to supply hotels,
bOarding-houses and steamboats, with
meatsin any quantity and at prices to suit
thetimes. The markell centrally located,
and the proprietors invite the ladies Of
the city to visit them and inspect their
new establishment. On Saturday next
a hower.sland will be erected in the
market, wherein will be found the
finest bouquets, made of the choicest
flowers to be found in one of our leading
nurseries. The Messrs. Seessel deserve
credit and patronage from the house
keepers of Memphis for inaugurating
something novel in the way of a market
so inviting in appearance and so com
plete in all its appointments. Go and
see the Central Market.