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.... FL&sEST1NEs
JUDG M T, MT
OF THE PUBLIC!

During he past I'VE years tho public have carefully
oosefSrA tnr w3n,srfn cures accomplished from hi,
s1eEss hHs esn fcsts1ed m frfeet hs 9Th at!eI
ylce and obtalninE polsoaona mineral medlrines.
n9w 1!sty remarked Ly ali ctaAses OF people that
HElETISE 1oda higher ppIitlnn In The cAt[latlon Of
the PUBLIC titan any uthcr medical compound, and It
Las won ts great reputation and uisnese lclEn from
Il, ,eaee preFeEtes sre Aiteraiye Tonic. Solvent.
for which t1Ee fE0ETiSE cannot La usri with perfect
Mfeff, - II does bot tonthln Ay tattar poisonous
md hess; IL very rleasnn: to take every cA!ld kss
IT, u safe aud rrable. Us tlls following evidence
will ahoN:
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land Of literature, chIValtY and song !
Now, she is in mourning fot the things
that are not. Near by the Abbey runs
is shown space formed Otl3rge slspSot
Etone under an ash, from which the re-
mains Of a friar were taken efter resting
quietly there for nine hundred years. !
Jaw The tombstone with the inscription
on Il. The aph, quite large tree had
grown completely over the .ArcophA gus,
which must evidently have been exceeds
ingly old. Ill,
holly trees, said 10 he over one thousand
wears old, and the Oldest in Europe. They
certainly wear a very patriarchial aspect
Their trunks are very thick and strong.
From these ancient fathers Of the forest
we headed our way along the neatly kept
walks past the ruins Of the mouldering
sanctuary to our boats. Instead OF The
sweet song OF the vestry worshippers, the
moan Of the south wind seemed 10 sound
The requiem Of men and things that once
had been, and as we pushed out from the
island the words Of Erin's own bard came
TO my thoughts:
UsEeot Innlsillien, fare thee well,
NAV calm and Sunshine long be thtAe,
" How fair thou art let others tell,
While but TO issl how fair to mias'
4 Weeping or smiling, lovely i.le,
And sill the IOyGlier for thy tears, al.
For though but rarU thy sunny smile, /,
'Tis HeaVen'sUW glance when ItaPpea1A'
V. Q. NJ.
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helm 10 ipauRutale him, and 10 said 10
have some RpprehensiOn' as y The re-
'u Springer is d "var.hOrse.a He is
eratined With constitutional and parlia:
mentary precedents, and l. represented
n having declared himself in caucus In
favor Of inaugurating Tilden by an armed
force, II necessary. Springer Is supposed
TO be opposed to any compromise:
\ OF The House Republicans, McCrary,
Of Iowa, Is one OF the Oldest constitution
al LAWYERS in either Houte Of Congress.
lie denies the existence Of the joint
rules. He is disposed to favor come new
plan looking 10 an amicabIe and sallsIac'
tory adjustment Of the Electoral trouble.
His first act, On the FIRST day oil the pres
ent session, was to introduce a resolution
calling for the creation Of the very COM
mittce OF seven OF which lie has now been
mads u member. McCrary was al one
time reported to beinclined 10 favor the
massage Of resolution calling upon the
United States Supreme Court Tor an
opinion. As 10 the count OF the vote ny
tbe Vice President, he has said that there
are two acts OF mecedents,-the hrst, dat
ipv from the origin Of the Government to
Andrew J ackson's time; the second, from
JAckson'a dayIunlil now. In the taht
reriod, the precedents are uniform first
liz President Of the Senate "shall open,
count and declare the vote" In the Sec
ond period, the precedents1 are not uni
form; the vote has been counted and de-
claredin different ways,--aometimes by
the, Vice President, sometimes by tellerA
appointed by both Houses, and some
times votes have been thrown out upon
objection. an .slsfo syseaai h.. ~,
Hoar believes in the right Of the Presi'
dent Of the Senate TO count the votes
He Is convinced that Hayes is elected
aud does not belieye,that the Democrats
will seriously oppose his Inauguration.
Willard, Of Michigan, has always been
classed as an Independent Republican
He Is certainly . man Of independent and
practical views, and is inclined 10 moder'
alton. He is a Republican Of sthe Haye'
type. He would probably be in favor o.
any constitutional, equitable, and honor
able adjustment. -. -s,.,--.,.,,,
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WHEELING. W. Va. ism ID
A SSIGNEE's NOTICE.
SALE OF VALUABLE LIVERY STOCK

Tho Livery stock Of lie late arm Of Husemen&
MenIel will 10 offered BY The undersigned At pri.
Tata ale at Tufy low prizes.
The Nald stock comprise HorSes, Carriages, Bug
Eles, Backs, SlelghS and all the othef equipments
q Adrst.cass Livery SGRble; the hest In the etGto
dO0 IEi II. CALDWELL, AsdEuec.
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SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
An unrlyaIlsd Illustrated Magazine.

When scRInYER Issued lis famous Midsummer
Holiday Number In July, friendly critic aid 81 ~
ne are not Rnre bn Mdt Scun sRR hai touched hf1h.
rdier marx. We do ntt See vhst tFoT!dI are tr e
10 conquer" But the publishers do not CONSIDER
that they have reached the HlttHId Muls OF excel
ieneethsy belieyo Hthere arc other worlds 10 con-
quer, and they propose 10 conquer them" 'sl
The prospectus for the new volume give the titles
OF more than fifty papers (nlostly Illustrated, ~
writer's OF the highest merit. Under the head oil
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Three Diplomas
THOR New Rotary Hook Lock,stitch
Sowing Machines, the Standard
10, Sewing Machines OF
the World. ' .'z. DO
TFnoM rnR orvrc1AL RRroRrS.l

Compare Wheeler q Wilson's Centennial
awards with the awards for any other
mnnhine.
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nIEn.

Tuesday m5rripgy Dee. 2eIl 1SId
Ht,4 o'clock, lsABsLLE J..siIe pf Tug; IA9nlAS !
and daughter Of John hlniCn, AstI y years.
months and 70 days - i.
Fansnl from INC re,ldenrc Of her husband, cor
S,Il and Market streets. Thursday thUrnlnS at ha
past nine O'clo:k. Friends Of tho h,niiy respect
fully invited TO a.terd, Int(rnept at Greenwood
Cemetery. - -, .,.f, -.
Y0uNd-At O'Clock, Deeentt: Tn, rETEa
Y0uE0, aged IS years. A' ~ ~ ~
III. funeral willtite place tomorrow thursday
afternoon At o'clock from No. 1915 Eaf s'tts'
Friends Of the flnIly invited TO attend. ~
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NEW AnIYERIlsEMENTs

JITHNTRD-A situation - Book-keOPer;, can
w felef 10 my former employer. Am wilnnSo
divide time With two or more Iets q eookas
-de2SS Address, ALEX. II. FOk9sl.
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THURSDAY, DEC. IS. 1875.


LONDON, Eng, December ., ~
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l,er.onuel OF the Compromise
COMMITTEES That ~ charged
with the Responsibility OF sell
fling iIe Presidential Muddie,
a IsnaSibIR. FhH. 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08
PROCLAMATION.

Having an unusually large
stock of goods on hand, we
hereby offer our entire stock
of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes,
etc, at cost FOR CASH. Come
and secure n bsx Of good CT.
gars al any price. Goods re-
tailed at same figures. We
self for CASH ONLY.
ISLE OF CUBA, 277 Main st
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

Information has been received at
Washington that a number Of members
Of Congress have already siguifed their
intention to offer amendments to the
Constitution of the United States for
the purpose of avoiding in future the
difficulties and dangers now attending
The election Of q President.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has circulated a cong7atulatory address
TO its employees for their faithful atten-
ton to duties during the Centennial.
The Baltimore and Ohio send their EN-.
ployes a check, beginning with the
conductors at 500 and so gradually
down to the iremen, who receive $40
each.
Mr.. Hawkins, the distinguished Eng.
lish lawyer and Qqeen's counsel who, it
will be remembered, conducted the
prosecution against the Tichborne claim.
ant, has just been made a judge Of the
Common Pleas branch Of the High
Court Of Justice. His services, how
ever, will DO transferred to the Ex-
chequer division by the Lord Chancellor,
acting under the power given him by the
recent ~Judicature act.
tits w~ell-known that researches have
long been made on the respiration Of
plants. NJ. Cahoura has recently invss.
tigated the respiration OF fruit, deeming
it an important part Of the physiology
Of vegetation; and he finds hat ripe
! apples, oranges, and lemons, respire BY
consuming a portion of the oxygen Of
the atmosphere in which they are
, placed, and giving off on equivalent
o quantity Of carbonic acid. Darkness
S diminishes, and difiusea light increases
the amount OF carbonic acid, and il
!. varies with alterations Of temperature
But when oncs decomposition sets In
e the quantity Of carbOniC acid is rapid,
increased.
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Amusamenfn

MEMPHIS THEATER.-Another fashion.
able audience attended the theater last
night and sympathized with unfortunate
Juliet, Romeo's sweetheart, until both
were laid away in the tomb Of the Capu.
lets.
For never was a story Of more woe,
Thar this OF Juliet and her Romeo"
This play is one of Shakspsars's mas.
ter creations. The scene is laid in fair
Verona, wherethe rival houses of Capulet
aud Montague struggled for mastery.
The characters of the play have become
historical. The testy old foes, Capulet
and Montague; the gentle and loving
Juliet; the chivalric and honorable
Romeo; the hot-headed Tybalt; the gal.
liant soldier Mercutio, who, when he re-
ceived his death-wound in a street broil.
remarked, "a plague on both your
housesl | I'm sped; the wound is not
SO deep As a well nor so wide as a
church = door, but It's enough; twill
serve; ask for me to morrow and
you will find ME a grave man" etc.
The scenes of the play are most attrac-
tive. For instance, the ball in old Cspu-
let's house, where Romeo attended as a
masker and fell in love with Juliet; the
garden and balcony scene; the street
broil wherein Mercutio and Tybalt are
slain; Friar L~aurence's cell; the church
yard and death Of Paris; and lastly the
death Of the lovers, Romeo and Juliet,
at the tomb of the Capulets. AS Juliet,
Misc Anderson displayed a fine concsp-
ton of the role, and most elegantly was
it presented. Some years ago when Ed
win Booth appeared here as Romeo he
was supported by Miss McVicker, who
afterward became his wife. This lady
gave e fine i~mpersonstion of"Juliet," her
reading being unexceptionable and her
acting almost faultless, but the imper,
%sonation lacked life and spirit. On
the contrary Miss Anderson's impsr.
~souation of the great role possessed
all these qualities, and consequently her
Juliet" was the very best that has been
] witnessed in this city. Evidently she
has made the role a profound study, anC
most charmingly does she present it. L
was q rare dramatic treat, and was hailet
= with delight by the very critical audi
ence in attendance. Mr.. Norton, a,
Romeo" appeared to advantage, an,
rendered most creditable support to tn,
fair star. The other characters wer,
we'll sustained and fairly presented b,
the Members of the Stevens Dramati,
Company. Tonight Fazio will be tn
attraction, with Miss Anderson q
Blanca" At the matinee to-morro,
Romes and Juliet will be repeated, an
: at night Miss Anderson will bid US far,
well in Evadne.
d. WASHINGTON STREET VARIETIES .-Thi
place Of public amusement continues t
attract good audiences nightly. Tn
entertainments are interesting and th
"A company qaite a good one. Among tn
a. present attractions are Misses Maggi
Louise, Maggie Hunter, Minnie Herr
- don, May Meacham, Mile JosephinI
Messrs. Fisher, Clifton, O'Brisn an
master Phil Spaeth. A fine bill will
presented tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

Grand Master OF the State and became
the custodian Of the charter 10 conse-
quence. Whatever wrong wss commit
ted in the matter was committed by the
Grand Master, who no doubt acted r7-
sdvisedly and too hastily, and Mr..
Price was opposed to the act, but, Of
course, he had to obey the mandate OF
his superior officer. We take pleasure in
exonerating Mr.. Price from the re-
sponsibility, as we know hat even if he
errs-and who does not?-his errors are
of the head and not Of the heart. The
matter having been satisfactorily settled
there can be no reason for heartaehes OF
the display Of any unfraternsl feeling in
any manner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08
GROCERIES
SELF RISING pUCKWREAT

After Ten years fair trial in Menphis
and elsewhere it is ioua d that Seli-Rising
Buckwheat is better for general use than
plain buckwhest, because
First. The best New York Buckwheat
is used.
Second. 1t makes nice light and rich
cakes.
Third. 1t never makes q failure SheD
the directions arc followed.
Fourth. II only takes FIVE miAutes'
time to make the best OF cakeH.
Fifth. Any common cook a always
make good light cakes. Ard it costs but
a triae more than common buckwheat.
Fer sale by retail grocers.
OLIVER, FINNIE s. co.
| k1-4
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A Hieh.Toued Traveller Ia.

A High-T0ued Traveller IneOgnitO.
A red-nosed tramp with a heavy wool
shirt and tangled beard falling over a
greasy coat Knocked gently at the back
door of g residence as if to attract the
attention Of the cook, but not the man
about the house, if there should be one
"What do you want here?' asked the
boss, who came out suddenly with an sx-
aggerated looking walking cane.
IL would like to have a little nour-
ishment," said he, cycling the stick and
stepping off sideways; haven't had 2
mouthful to eat in three days"
IL just now sew you deyour a tin pan
full at the next house-was looking out
at the window and waited for you"
Stranger" said the trap, growing
pathetic aud confidential, II have seer
better days"
The devil you hsvel Why don't
you hang yourself, them
II say, l have seen better days; !
owned steamship lines, and l know {
gentleman when l see one. You woult
a never set olt such stuff to a wayfarei
like you see before you as they gave m,
at the next house, As a mere matter o
politeness l nibbled at the v%ictuals, bu
even my empty stomach revolted at sucl
a mcckery. 0 the rarity Of Christian
chari-'
Turn off Jour /musicl I am nj
Christian; / am a Turk, and a bad one
Go out and saw that cord Of wood and
will give you cold lunch"
"Say, mister, I was not educated o.
to this rude toll. l was reared in tn
lap Of luxury, and am only temporarii
reduced to this stern necessity"
LAP Of q dogs tongue! will Civ
you a stern necessity; one you hay.
needed a long time-yop oyer.feG car
wasting board. Get outv'
With hat they meandsred on a straigt
line down to the back gate together, tn
tramp in the lead Of the boss. Il
paused when be had cleared the fenc
and surveyed the premises.
IL will remember you" said he, r
covering his breath. II am a correspol
dent Of the London Times 10 disguis
l took tea with Jeg, Davis last night an
have an engagement with Jacob Thorn.
son this evening. | was oulS trying y
Doa't want none Of yer pervisions; wou.
scorn to set down in yer parlor. Y.
3 have turned off an angel unaware
When yer hear Of a book issued STINT
%tsneously in YsrrOp and 'Meriea, head,
Travels on Foot in America, by a D.
tinguished Furriner,' look for . ehapt
on yersslf."
AS the bull Cog got through the &c
the "iiurriner" took to his heels, mutt
ing that be wouldn't reason wild sict
brute, no how"
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Something NV end Elegant


The cigar business is conducted in a
lively manner in this city. Great rivalry
exists among dealers in order to secure
customers, and every inducement is Of.
iered the tmosirg citizen to step up and
purchase a few cigars. The latest nov
city aud piece Of enterprise has been in
troduced by Sol Coleman, at bis tobacco
mart at No. 326 Main street. To the
purchaser Of a quarter worth Of cigars,
SOL" presents en- elegant chrome print
worth the money. These chromos are
very pretty, and represent sea and land
scenes of every description, besides fancy
pictures Of men and women of both an.
cieHt and modern times. If you smoke
regularly you can eur a picture gal
lery in a few months, and can adorr
your room with elegant chromos. So
himself looks as pretty IS a picture
when he hands you three cigars and {
| chrome for twenty-five cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08
THE REST.

AT the Rio HOndO cigar store
you can buy a better cigar
from IhelOWest to the highesl
grade) for your mOney, whole
sale or retail, than elsewhere
In the city.
GEO L.
Manufacturer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

A closing out sale of fine cigars is
progressing at Jake Leubrie's Isle Of
Cuba, located at No. I'll Main street.
You can get cigars at lower than cost,
ADD consequently a big rush is made on
Leubrie. Go and see him and make
your purchases before the sale closes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

PARTIES making purchases at The Pop
lar street market Eouse can find oysters,
fish, game and dressed poultry at Louis
R~ezzonico's, ia Poplar street. opposite
the market-house. He intends keeping
a full supply on hand during the holi
davs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08
THE CITYs
MEMPHIS:
FrsaAs EVening Dec s,Is5o

TUE most acceptable holiday present
Tor ssur wife is ono Of those beautiful
porcelain pictures ip o breast.pio made
by Bingham Bros, They els9 make
those ivory types that are SO mush ad'
mired by the young ladies aud gentle
men. They have just received a large
stock Of new styles of frames for the
holidays; and the lingbams make the
finest photographs in the country. FhelF
parlors are at 243 Maia street, corner o.
Jefferson. lU
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08
BELLIARDSI BILLIARDS
90 South Court st. s.

DR.. J. A. CLoProN is again in the city,
and may be consulted from the 9Th to
the 10th Of every month. He cures
PILES, rIsTULA, etc., by a simple applica'
ton, and guarantees perfect satisfaction.
Refers to at least one hundred old pa.
ticuts Of the'eily. He is stopping at the
Worsham House. s2t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08
GOLD &sILVER PERFORATED BOARD
10 great variety, at 75c per sheet,
AT D9D's, 341 MAIN STREET.
o.

+" Oh. how do you contiive, my dear,
Te keep your teeth SO white and clear?
And how on earth do you arrange
To keep your breath so sweet? IT'S strange
" Not strange at all" was her reply;
use SOZ9DONT, and be as l."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

ut the southwest corner Of Main aud Madison
streets, in the city Of Memphis, az IL o'clock
M. AZ public auction. to the highest bidder,
flr cash. tho southwest quarter Of section 70
IN township /, range west, basis meridian,
LhioRasaw %oession, and the improvements
Thereon. EQUITY Of redemption waived. lhS
title Is belieqed to DO COED, but ! sell and viii
$,i6s in FORD, Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

Choice y%enison roast, l5c. per pound;
choice v%enison steaks, zoe. per pound;
quails at 81 50 per d~czsn; lake fish, oys-
tiers, celery, poultry, ETC., cheap, at
Sc S. CLEMENTS, &c Beal st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08
EMPLOYMENT
CHINA STORE.
SpEOTALTIES.

Best Treble : plated Silver
Table Knives az Nd D" per
dozen. BaaViiand a. Co.'s cell
ebTated French China aUNeW
Work. Wholesale price; BOoie's
double thick QueensWare ana
Porcelain aa IOW As common
cYOckerY ; Glassware, Table.
ware, Treble silver .piateO
CasiOrs, etc, prOp0rtI0n,1siy
low. OhAS' ~
Tho above goods will be sold at above price,
only aa a0rs ." Sl.lW
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Fresh Rear Meat,

Choice venison roast, Is. per pound
choice venison steaks, zoe. per pound
quails at s! so per dozen; lake fish, oys
ters, celery, poultry, ETC., cheap, at
SO S. CLEMENTS, sc Beal st.
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TEE RETURNING BOARD.

Otmaking IDS report TO date,
L will therefore take their
place and return a fine FASH
iOnabIe soft or stiff 80 hat for
81. Martin Cohen, 2I0 Main.
Zoe
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

Boys school caps with ear
tabs at 75c, at COhen's, 2l9
Main. sc
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

Ladies, gents, youths, miss
es' and chiIdren's fur, plush
and cloth caps and tUrbRns at
COhen's, 2I0 Main. Sc
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

DAY BoARDERs at 81 per week, wanteC
at John Wendel's Saloon, 81 Poplar st
72-t
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Cream cakes, mince, apple,
lemon and cOcOanut pies.
fresh every day, at Bartee's,
32S Main street. SIT
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Tr.ust Sale.

nY VIRTUE OF A pBED OF TRUST OF.
u record in Book "A, puges 81, 63 and "a Of
ihe Records Of Deeds Of Dc otto county, Miss,
mado to me as ,rustee, to secure certain IN
debtedness mentioned therein viii, at tho
request Of the benehciariesi sell on
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e. L. MICHOT,

The Experienced Matchmaker,
formerly established at 357 Main street,
has connected himself with II. Roescher,
Of the Jet Palace, wkereh be will be pleased
to see his old friends and customers. [86
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

Fresh Oysters and Celery
received daily by express at V.
ID. Fuchs, Al JeIEersOn st. 81
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PERSONAL,

nERSONAL-J. NJ. COLEMAN. JUSTICE
oi the Peaca, Notary Public and Commits
sioner of Deeds. Special attention given 70
collections in the ooonty. OEce 294 Front st:
1l9-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

John Walsh, Undertaken,
34l Second st., next to Postofice. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08
CHEAPEST AND BEST.

The St. John Sewing Machine. Simple,
durable, light running. Has many new
and useful features possessed by no other
machine, and for sale at lower prices
than other machines.
MEMPHIS AGENCY,
800 Main street, at furniture and carpet
house Of Ames, Beattie & Co. "a /
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

Bartee's homemade candy,
25c a pound, 32S Main ct. CIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08
SMOKE

Challenge Five Cent Cigar,
Full Havana filler, at
Sj SOL PERITZ's, $50 Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08
MEDIC NE.

Vegetable Tonic Specific Pills.
CORTHE PERMANENT CURE OF CON-
Z orrhea. elect, Impotence. Seminal Weak
ness. lncentinence, Genital Debility, Gravel,
STRUCTURES, and all diseases caused by self
pollution, such az Loss Of Memory, Pains in
the Back, pimRess Of Vision, Spermattor-
rhma, etc. Price. 50 80 per box 3 boxes, IS
so IO5 D. F. GO0DYEAR. l67 Main St.
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raKEnu UP.

---I.- -
mAKFN UPON E0yENpER 49,. 1876,
one dark ssrrei uuie, about 10 hands
hivh, and about j or u years olA; shod aii
around; Flemish IN lett eye. owner WIZ
please prove property, Pay charges ane .ake
him. JAS. pUI1ON Y 600 maln s''
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08
EMIT

Super Stout Ealf-H Hose.
Genuine British,
1886 Per Dozen.
JOS. COLL & co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

VUANIED-i0 PANTS MAKERS, BY a.
w SPIKO, Manufacturer Of and wholesale
dealers in jeaus clothing. SIN. Court st, VI
VUANFEu-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
tbat | will not be responsible for any
hills" bbught by my one Connected with the
| Ledeer ofice or out of 1t. and will not al =
| suoh bills 10 settlement 81 my accounts unlesi
accompanied by my written order.
SIT k. lllMUks
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

so bbls. and half.bbls. Sweet Cider;
carload Mild Cheese
100 bbis.fne Apples and Cranberries;
100 pkgs. new Hams and Breakfast
Bacon.
III G. A. ECKERLY & BROS,