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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-11
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-11

GREEYLAw OPERA HOUSE. Mr.. Dillon
appeared last night as King Louis II"
a character he seems peculiarly adapted
to delineate. In the heavy part Mr..
Dillon did not fall below expectation,
and as the hypocrite he surpassed it. The
piece was admirably performed through
out, and gave general satisfaction, as
was evidenced by the frequent and
hearty applause In the afterpiece,
Dodging for a WIFE, Sam Ryan kept
the audience laughing in dangerous
manner. He is brick Tonight the
Merchant Of Venice is announced, Mr..
Dillon personating "Shylock,' the per-
Torrance concluding with The Irish
Lion.
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WE ARE AUTHORJZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Judge J. I. SWAYNE as a candidate for
re. election to the Office Of Judge Of the Crimi.
nal Court. Election October IL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-11

Election OF DIREcToRs.-The cleo
ton of Directors for the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad took place yester-
day, with the following result R. c.
Brinkley, Sam. Tate, VIM. Dickson, NJ
J. Wicks, and S. W. Williams. AT a
subsequent meeting of the Directors, r.
C. Brinkley was elected President, Sam.
Tate, Vice President; B. D. Williams,
Secretary, and John Robinson Superin-
ttndent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-11

I'VE AREAUTHOKIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Capt. DAN. ABLE as candidate for the
Legislature at the ensuing election, October
n 1874
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-11

BOARDING. FAMILIES OR SINGLE
ID gentlensn can be furnished with pleasant
with or without iodrine By applying az No. 5g4
Second street. bet. Madison and Monroe %
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Free lunch every night 81
WORKING AGAINST Nj ipHIs. is
stated that the charge IA freight from
Louisville to Memphis are two dollars
more on the hundred than from Louis
vile to New Orleans. Also, that the
charge is more for freights from Paris to
Memphis than from Louisville here. We
would like to hear something from the
officers of the Memphis and Ohio rail
road in regard to this matter, which
looks as if they were working against
our city.
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FREE LUNCH at Is Monroe street to-
night. 81
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lNO THE VOTERS OF MEMPHIS: l
election 10 the Office of Mayor of the city,
pledging my undivided attention and energy. ii
electe d. to tho interest Of the people.
JOHN PARK.
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night. 81
MEETING OF THE RADICAL LEAGUE.
1t is well known that Brownlow's friends
in this city have secret organization
which meets monthly for the transaction
of business. The election has caused
them to hold several called meetings
lately On Tuesday night they held one.
Last night they held another. Sixty-two
were present at their hall on Beal street
last evening. w. r. Moore and Frank
Erickson were Endorsed as their candl-
dates for the Legislature. Considerable
debate ensued previous 10 the nomina-
ton of the latter, some wanting to leave
one place on the ticket vacant to trade
off. and insure the election of their lead
ing candidate. On Tuesday night
resolution to run Sherry as
their candidate for Mayor was passed.
This was reconsidered last evening
Among the other candidates Endorsed by
them were j. d. Davis, for Tax Collector
on Privileges; ]. P. Foster, for Tax
Collector and Steve Wilkins, for Wharf
master. A spirited debate took place
over the nominations for Alderman,
some of whom are members of the
Johnson club, and were selected on ac-
count of their availability to beat some
body else. The ultra Radicals got very
excited over this. Some friends may
desire to know where this information
came from. We were out late last night
to see the steamer Robert E. Lee, and
on our way home dropped into saloon,
where we heard one of the faithful re-
counting the above to another, and re-
joicing over the great victory they would
win on next Saturday. Thinking of
the old maxim, "a in reno reritas," we
concluded to publish it, temptation few
local editors could have resisted.
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BOARDING AND L0DGING.-0NE GEN
ID tleman and his wife, or four young men. can
be accommodated with good BOARD and nice
No. 400 Second street n
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CHRoYIC DIARRHGA AND DYsENTERY.
Thousands. returned soldiers and Others,
are suffering from these diseases, against
which the usual remedies are useless;
but for which DR.. Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Diarrhea and Dysenteric Spe-
cites, are a sure cure. They are harm
less Medicated Sugar Pills, but are sure
thing for these diseases Single boxes
Is cents, 6 boxes for 81 25 Sent by mail
to any address free. Send to
HUMPAREYs HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
Co. 1851 562 Broadway, N. Y.
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BOARDING..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAN OBTAIN
Il hoard bv applying at 2SS Union street.
Also day bOardeTs. References given and re-
quired. 70
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required by the charter. After announ-
cling myself number of gentlemen be-
came candidates. proposed papers to
submit our claims to acommittee Of gen.
tlemen, to decide who Of US should run,
and bound myself to abide their decision
Ito prevent minority candidate from
being elected) to which they declined to
acceed.
Now being the first candidate in the
field, the oldest citizen, with the best
prospect of being elected, | cannot in
justice to my friends, decline without
their consent, and give way to asprants
announcing themselves long after l be-
came a candidate. am respectfully,
"a w. ID. FERGUSON.
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NOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.--F. L:
Circuit Court Clerk, at the ensuing Gle ,tion.
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NOR ALDEKMAN.-N.. NJ. JONES. OF
Il Brown 4 Jones, coal dealers, announces
himself as candidate fol. Alderman Of the sth
Ward, at the coming election. October u.
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BRANDON, N Iss., Sept. 70, 100.
MEssRs. J. b. LINDSEY * Co, Brandon After
having tried the skill of an eminent physician
for months on two cases of chills in my family,
without permanent cure, was induced to Try
a bottle of Dromgoole q Co.'s King OF Chills,
which. am happy to state. effected an entire
cure in both cases. and cheerfuly recommend
il to my friends. Yours, etc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-11

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Mail and passenger trains leaving Mem
phis at Gas am by city time,
connect at Chattanooga with trains
for all important points in Georgia,
East Tennessee, Virginia, North
and South Carolina Passengers for
points south of Grand Junction, and for
points on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
either north or south of Corinth, leave
Memphis at Gas am, making close con-
nections. Express train leaving Memphis
at l:45 p. m makes close connection with
the Nashville and Decatur Railroad
for Nashville, Louisville and all
important points North, East and
West. Time 10 Nashville, Is hours and
As minutes Baggage checked through.
Through tickets and information can be
procured at IL Court street. oil
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DROMGOOLE & co.'s
King of ChillS.

1t absolutely cleanses your stomach, arouses
the liver, opens the bowels, carries off the bile
makes permanent and quick cures. never affects
the head. ears or nerves, gives tone to the sys-
TEN, and can be administered TO infants. For
all forms Of
CHILLS AND FEWER,
whether recent or long standing, il effects
speedy and effectual cures. Read the follow
ing:
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Boy INJURED BY PowDER.-A boy
named Webster McCracken, whose pa
rents reside on Washington street, has
been seriously injured by playing with
powder. He and some companions were
firing a small cannon, when some pow
der lying on the ground became ignited
and burned his face, head and legs
badly. 1t was at one time thought he
would lose one of his eyes. He is recov-
erinr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-11

NOR TAX COLLECTION ON PRIVILEGES.
L Thomos Fisher the present incumbent. Is
a candidate for the Office of Tax Collector on
Privileges. ut the ensuing municipal election.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-11

NOR TAX COLLECTOR ON PklVlL-
eyes ". W. JONES is n candidate for
Tax Collector on Privileges. Election, Satur-
dnv Ocfnher Ii. lHfN.
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STRANGE. IND j !; RPAESAir'

That so many men and women go mopiug and
creeping about, with their pale and detected
faces, and big eyes. saying from day TO day,
" I've got the chills." when they can SO easily
be cured by using one package Of
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TSOK JUDGE OF THE LAW COURT.-G.
L p. FOUTE is a candidate for Judge of the
Law Court Of Memphis at the election on the
18th dav of October next. re
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-11

NATIONAL THEATRE sue
cess of Miss Julia Barton, the great
operate vocalist, and John Rushton,
champion clog dancer of the world.
Continued success of Miss Albertine
Miller, the sylph-like danseuse. To
night will be presented the laughable
acts of the Haunted House, Hare a
Cigar, / Knowed IL, and Scenes in
Old Kentucky On Friday evening,
October 18th, benefit of Johnny Keegan
and Jim Porter 80
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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From Dispensatory OF the Unitsd:statss.
Diosma Crenata. Buchu Leaves.
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A DLERMAN OF sECOND WAkD;-AT
n the solicitation of many friends. an.
nounce my,elf u candidate for Alderman OF
the Second Ward, promising TO ill the position
The best of my ability, II elected; Wv
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EOK REPRESENTATIVE. M; CON-
L NELLY is an independent candidate LOT
Representatives. Road his circular. 10.
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cANplpArEs.

Il b. MOsELEY is A CANDIDATE FOR
j Tax Collector on Privileges. Election.
Saturday. October ID. 1856.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-11

NOR AlDERMAN.-F. W. NEUMANN
Il ia n candidate for Alderman OF the E'ghth
Ward. Election, October IL. 1866.
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NOR ALDERMAN OF THIRD WARD.
L We are authorized 10 announce Il. W.
WICK ERSnAM candidate for Alderman OF
tha Third Ward. Election 18Th October.
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ME- ARE AUTHORIZED To AN
w nounceJ. W. FISHER as candidate
for Alderman OF the Fourth Ward. at the ensu-
inn aIactiou
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce BEN. G. GARRETT as candi-
date for Wharfmaster. at the ensuing cleo.
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NOR CITY TAX COLLECTUR.-Ar THE
II request of many voting friends. announce
myself as n candidate for the otbce of City Tax
CoIlector Mt The ensuing municipal election.
te M. II, REILLY. Late City Jailer.
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NOR ALDERMAN.--WR ARE AUTHOR
II lied to announces DR.. r. w. CREIGHTON
as a candidate for Alderman Of the 9th Ward,
AZ the ensuing election. te
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NAyE AREA ru0klZED ~ ANNOUNCE
w M. W. lKENNEY for Alderman OF the
Thirj Ward. M the ensuing election.
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SeishbOrbood aud STATE geT,.


The grape crop in this vicinity
never looked more promising.
The telegraph lines have been az
tended out 70 the mineral wells rear
PaEkesb1rg.
"A party of fiftv versions from Ohio
chartered a car yesterday at Parkers.
59aTg TO 90 TO Petroleum TO visit White
Trains leave Parkersburg for
wheeling, via Grafton, at noon and at
. IN --s1-sa
Say, Mister! Ycu Weston Herald
man Send us copy that We can read.
"A white mans" paper ought not to be
50 African ike.
judicial Convention at Neon
nellsville, Ohio, August 3D. IN.
Two thousand dollars worth of
damage Was done TO the streets and
roads within the corporate limits 81
Evansville last Saturday.
The ministerial n. z District As
socistion have been holding centenary
meetings at Evansville, Ohio.
Dc Joseph TemPleton, of Washing
ton. Pa, died on Thursday, in his sixty
7 ninth year.
q cheering report of crop prospects iu
Greene county, Pa
/ The folloEing persons constitute the
/ County Vigilance Committee OF The
Union men Of Washington county:
John E Bell, Washington RoberI
T. Msloys Independence Ross Sven
ey, Peters; Amos G. Cteayer, East Beth
lehem= John " M'Dousld, Robinson
Abel n. Evans, Amweii; VIM. Her
Pike Kun; d. J. Nankirk1 Washing
.
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An Ordinanna
n Rsazao. % Bzzsfes tAe Szpez14s cd .s--
osl1afys PssS.

Il sa1zzlos . RszlssiEg tAe S-pes1zs cd 81
osasfs Pea.
SEC lsE. Be Il ordained by the Rnara O,
Trustees o. the Town q Sor.h Wheeling
That II any Pszson o. persons shall raSlSs o
oessTucf The SsEEsanI al sid town. his depu-
ties OF any Of them. while IN the lawful exc
c1Itoa Of any duty, O. in the Lawful exercise
Of any power Ok authority required Of O
granted TO sid oficeE or officers BY law, o.
by any crdinance OF sad town. O. shan aid or
ae'e1 any one o. more N 50 doing. he, she OF
hey 50 Offending. shan for1eiT and pay 70 the
toEa o. SouIA Wheeling 3 dne OF not les
than i've nor more than twenty dollars foF
every such offence, and shall further Be Inn
prssoGed without nEa4 or nainprzize for q
tenn Of not les than one nor more than
thirty days for eT5-y S1ch oRenoe
SEC u. Tie seESeAnr, his depu-ieS or auv
Of them II EeSeSied In the lawful exercise 81
any duty. or In the lawful exercise OF auy
POKER oG.auihoEify, required OF or granted
TO him, or them, by Law or by ordinance of
sid town, OF II there Be good cause TO appre-
may Command to his or their assistance any
white male person found IN said town and
oetEesn the ages O. TwenGy-ooe and forty
Eve years And II any such person being 50
commapded shall nos TO the b5Ss OF his power
and ability aSd and 6sS5St said sergeant or his
deputies or any OF them IN the exercise of
suca power or authority, he shall foEEeif and
pay 70 the IoEn Of South Wheeling not les
lhan I'VE nor more than ten dollars
SEC Sd The sergeant shan be allowed thE
same Iesas for his services, Which are by law
a1oEed 10 consIableS for similar SeFYfcss
This ordinance shall be !n force from its
Pubhcation. slgned,
wSi. G HASDLAS, CHARM.
JOIN WATERBURY,, Clerk. fyI9-St
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can for Union state Convention.


TIE undersigned, appointed state Exea-
tive Committee oy The Union state Convea-
Iioa he'd n this ely on the I'D day OF Feb
-uA-y Las, beg lsAve, n pursuance OF Their
d1t1ss, tosab-nis 10 the people OF West VIZ
gina he following reSommeodaftous:
Thz- a SAFE Convention be held in the
city OF PaEkersSuFE On Thursday the
Soth day OF August nexi. commanding at
DAN
TaatIhe delegates 70 this convention. in
zadi:toa % tie sels,SiOa % cz.ads5aies for the
various oaaS o. IhsCommoawealIh. be also
empowered y theE respective eoassicnsn-
c5es 70 ehJose c1ad15zles foI CoagreS and fo-
TIE vacant STATE SeaasozshipE
That with vseE 70 the best possible dis
charge OF these important truss, township
p-1uA-y meetings be he'd throuzhour ne
Safe @ Saturday the Sth day OF
August, a. which delegates shan Be ehussn
70 coanEy CoaSeRrEoaS
That The ce-esAte TINS chosen nsss Al
thsir respectlye Court Houses ca Satur-
day, the l6th Of August, and Ihe7e choose
ceseEztes 70 IHe ssz.s Cozve=tEoa- Ia ad-
eittoa, Is reeonzszdea IA: hey hen and
there choose the- Candidates for the House
q DAesztez and ao- he va-5o1s eoauty o..
Eos 70 o nHe5 AZ he Oecobs- elecsson-
In Ine event q theueueEaI ogthe v1oIenas
as disturbances ps-pefra1ed IAss ian b n
t1-nsd -eoels aid IheE Eyupathirers II
ssvs=zl ofLEe ocz-tsas- n or6eE TO ovszsvs
Ca.oa ma i : zecoame1ded that delszzies
Be sa=eaz:s- by Je:ts-z nune-oussy ssEned :,
Po2h,s-
JoES 3 EUzsARn,
tbs h LOAN,
IoEN E MEESl<
JoSEPE SENBoD
SANCEL LAC5ELN,
9usEH BIT
A. ". CAEPEuI.
Sz2te EK-C TN
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TzE Cosmber o. Commeros Is no,

1zE Chamber Of CommeTca Is now
n=s.iaE daily at4 O'Clock The mem
bsuhip Is about one hundred and ten,
including many Of our principal man
uzae:ursrz, merchants and business
Esn- Sales are being made and the
sate-p-ise IS slowly getting under way.
L VII SOFA 6e a popular and most ben
ese5ai ely Institution. The New York
ard Cincinnati markets are duly read
s1d posted up afsr the Chambe- comes
TO order AZ each meeting. Pricsz are
stza diseased, views compared, az
tici=s oEs-zd and sztes made. Pesru-
IsGm has been The leading article dealt
II thus lar. Thoss OF our business
men who belong 70 and attend the
m=stinzs <iIl soon have decided ad-
vantage over outsider Il : expected
thzE the Chamber viii convene after
this week AZ half past one, o., At far-
th=st- two o'clock every afternoon, and
that the market reports VII Be read at
that time The knowledge OF prices in
the East, snd in Cincinnati, viii enable
buyers and sellers 70 operate according
10 their chances on the street after hav-
ing posted themselves up in the prices
current This We say by way of init
mating that It viii be not only good
thing sor every business man to be a
member but also 10 attend regularly
AFTER be becomes member.
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Reward.
MAYOR,s oFFICE

AAIURs OFFICE
WHEELING, w Va July l9th, ls65
HEREBY OFFER a REWARD OF
i one hundred dollars for the ANS and ia
Ave-y AZ the Lookup In this city, of the sfT
men yet AT large who charged with conc
hitting Tape on Ills BuFkelt during The
morning Of Sunday, July SKI. Instant, and a
BEUpori,onate sum for one or more OF them
tssEaEd payable on Identification Of person
A J. SWEENEY.
5!44-sS Mayor.
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J,Lst .Ehat nov need Ladiss.

These Pills act as mild and gentle stimu-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body. correcting all irregularities and ne
moving distinctions, mental debility, melan-
choly. &C. restoring nature 70 is proper
channels Under certain circumstances they
should not be 1sed. PEioe 81 90 per box BY
mall 10 any address 81 10 Sold By
LAUGHLISS & BUSHFIELD.
Also by C. H ODRRRf, Stone Bridge.
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HALLS
eEeaEEAnL.E AFGHAN HAIR RE

Has proved ii--.lf % =. IN, ~, 49,,
ESSs.i,1a ~ H. hllF eSer .odETsl o a.
4 vs-.Sl,ss .,,,s
q II. EeiGle lfElF hair . IN fIFlfnll l,n11-
y N,l4 l1qap The lll1ig ma flllIIll C1If
y SleIlse t1e .s.llp and lIlaldss ne hasr
Il S > splendid hair
No peEsol. Cd g ylElll ll.d1la IN 70 a.. Il
medical authority.
U0Ask M Hans Terafakls S1sFlf1r, T5.s-
EE1eWef, and take no ufheF.
RIP HALL 4 On
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Auction SaleI

n pewz- ooo=s and door frames y1snESfs1
and bun window blinds Also the vfndo7T.
fraras5s, sash and weights, in Iheeaiire bald
Ing ns szSh are large SID, flied nth
good gizss and wen adapted for hoE[be5s. o.
EarEs buildings
me Ezle Of The above EroplzT1y viii take
pace n ss= sfh Szsez1 b. E-t hurch on SzIur-
Cay sEsoEHlnE- lsiA instant, al 70 o'c2oek q n
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WISsTEIIEE!AL 4 WILLS. sEAR PARKFRs

MINERAL WELLS, NEAR PARKFRs
VI BURG, W. Va--The urderSfzneEl hay
ing recently renodeled and refuFnfshed mis-
excellent and extensive establishment and
adGed thereto complete Bathing ApparsfuS
for Hot OF Cold Baths a Danc5ng HaJl m
Hard saloon, Ten Pin Alley, and other plsces
o. c1ln1oEt and annsenenI, takes plezs1Fa IN
announcing 10 its oAd fr1endS for NO. EIsSf
nheZal patronage thanks are returned and IA
the public generally, THAI Il VII Dc reIopenei
5or the reception OF visitors on JT-SE isr
when II VII adord Inducements TO rlneSfE'
seek1ng ether health or amusement, sZresfiT
soreTaor 70 those OF any previous sezson. nd
e91a4 % any watering place In the country :
4EE2S OF BoARD-EoZ regular visitors r.P
week FarItnS aooocdtng 70 location Of Toom
ooca ped, nom $3.50 70 IS %. For TRANSIENT
customers. per day, = So
an O9[SIECs LIcSE VIII run regularly b.
wen the Nets and FarkefbuEZ q foiIoTrE-
Morning Lfyle-Leaying the WellS "a 4 =, :
SEIlSlng A F4kkersourg In time for the eariy
boats aDd trans Returning leaTin-, ~
EerburEh AZ X q m, and sfTiTine 3. +TS
Wsllsafs 4 m
EpaliHg Lhse-LeEvinE the WeIls At ~ n
M Returning leaving PaFk ersbrTV A. ~ 3 =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASD pr
w male Nov In pres and XII b .,sseIT
sonon- 1he Los Csuse" an.E southern Hft-
LoEE o. The var. BY z A Pollard Of Virginfs
Sold only by sahsczfpfsou Tf1e C,r,lI- S4sy,
dsEd and o1hGiAl Southern HissnTJ EnfIisfysd
Extensive gzIztcTy given and \ IzrEs cont
mission pad send stamp Cor terms Al.
dresy A L. TABCQEE, 81 Liberty st-Esf
PIltsolrEn. Pa srIl-ssdA-s9Es
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ILARRIAGE AND CMIRACY. ~.
~ q Warning and Instr1ctioa for Younr
Nm. Ash. Dlsslsesand Abuses which ms.
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