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SSSS&SI4VWILL/0t/ SuIcS u6It6EuG DcOItftHf nCuh-
SA$$%SSH>1L> mesa, Xysterics IN Females,
SsS3A1TN{Z%</ Pakpitdtton OF tho Heart and
80 VI D. w. all Nereons Dtscasea It re-
ISSS&114a@@ stores new life and vigor to the
.. . -, =, nged, causing the hot blood Of
~, a. haS pnsT M Tiss @ youth to the veins res
nre a,,I,uated ,ts s toring the Organs Of Genera
Teio Hfs 30 dos tton, remopfn1 InpoteHcy and
fhfs EftEfr rsjupen. Debility restoring Aanfiness
1fc tho systen and and tuH ot0or thus proving O
overcome disease perfect "E2irfr of Lope" re-
moving Steraify and Barrcnness in both sexes. To
tho young, mldde-aged, and aged there greater
boon than this I" Elixir Of Life" It gives q now
lease Of lIfe causing the weak and debilitated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and tho entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle o.; three bottles aSi sent BY
express to any address.
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists in every part OF the Civilized
globe; some unprincipled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth.
less compounds In order TO mako money. Be not
deceived-ask for these medicines and take no
Others II tho druggist does not keep them, write
to US and will send them by express, carefully
packed, free from observation We will be pleased
to receive letters with fall statements in regard to
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
athicted Address all letters for medicines, painph-
lets, or advice, to tho solo proprietor, n
Or W.R, MBRWIN, 81 Walker st., N. 2,
May 25 fmw
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sIMFLIA SIAIILIBUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPEOIFICS

homeopathic SPECIFICS
uAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPE-
IL R1ENOE, an entire success .simple-Prompt-
Client and Reliable They the only medicines per-
cannot be made In using them; harmless as to BIO
Ess from danger and 80 efficient Us to be always reia
Cents.
No. !, cures Fevers, Congestion. Inflammatons. %
2, Worms Worm-Fever. Worn-Coic 20
8, Crying Collie. or Teethipg OF In =.
4, Dl%rshoea Of Children or Adults: IS
8, Dysentcry, Gripping, Bilious Colic.:. 2S
Q, Cholera Morbus, Nausea, Pomit- ." o.
7, Coughs, Colds, bronchitis
" 8, Neuralgia, Toothachc, Faceache. rs
0, Headaches, Sick Headaehe,i Vertigo. as
1" 10. Dyspepsia: Bilious Stomach 20
/" II, Suppressed, or Painful Periods 80. 20
t" IL, Whites, too profnse periods. 25
{" 13, Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing. %
" u. Salt Nhcum, Erss peas, Eruptions. 20
10, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Palms.. 20
10, Fever and Ague, Chill Fever
II, Pics, Blind or pleading. 50
I. IS, Opthnlmy, and sere or weak Eyes. so
" 10, Catarrh, Acute or Chronic, Inau. =,
20. whooping Cough, vicion. Coughs 50
" al, Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. 90
" 20, Ear Discharges, Impaired Hear
"2, soroiuia. Enlarged Glands. swell:
"a, Central Debility, Physical weakness 50
49, Dropsy and Scanty secretons.. 80
20. " Sea Sickness, Sickness from Rid.
a. Kiidag;:;Did;seii'. kidney Disease, Gravel. SO So
28, " Nervous Debility. Seminal Ennis.
sions Involuntary discharges. loo
29, Sore Mouth, Canker. .............. so
30 Urinary Ineontinence, Wetting
. - . peu.. .......... ............:. on
81, Painful Periods, even with
Spa5V i..... 6U
49, Suffer. ngs at Change OF LIE. ..L00
~ s. Epilepsy. spasms, st vitus' Dance'Lo0
FAMILY CASES.
IS vfalS morocco and book 1000
20 large walls, in morocco and book. ....... 800
70 large walls, plain case, and book. ...... 500
Is boxes mos. to 16), and book. ........... 800
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany caseB 10 walls. $1,000
single Walls, with directions. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS loo
ad-These remedies, by the case or single box, are
ent to part the country by Mail Express free
If charge, on receipt of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPEOIFIO
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
ONCE and Depot No. 662 Broadway, New York
DR.. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his Office per-
1onay by letter. above, for ali forms of disease
KING & CASSIDEY,
PRATT g. WILSON BROS.
w. A. SKRINE.
A. w. ECEEL g. CO.. Retail Agents,
No. 2s1 KING-STREET, 4th door above Mar6et.st.
April 16 mwf6mo emo Charleston, s. O.
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HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM.

THIS Is THE MOST DELIGHTFUL AND EXTRA.
ORDINARY article ever discovered. 1t ohAngea
The burnt face and hands to pearly satin texture
Of rsviahing beauty, imparting the marble purity
youth, and the disnaue appearance inviting in tho
oity belle OF fashion Itreoves tan, freckles pmples
and roughnesa from the skin, leaving the complexion
freBh transparent and Bmooth It containB aterin
INJURIOUS to the akin. Patronized by ActresaeH and
Opera Singers It Ia what every lady ahould have Sold
everywhere. Retailprioe 80 cents.
Prepared by W. e. HAGAN, Troy. NY.
Address all orders TO DEMAs BARNES q co.. -
October 90 mvf1yr New York.
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EASTER SERvIcxs At THE CHURCH or ST. PAuIs-Last
night very interesting little cantata cersta
posed by the Row. Alfred Young performed the
Church Of the Paulists in Fifty ninth street. was en-
titled Aelua," and tho dramais persona consisted Of
number Of The children Of that parish, each carrying
small banneret with appropriate DEVICE uned
by au eOem The three Narys the angels Saints Peter
Paul. John, and the other apostles tho Catholic Church
and tie Nineteen Centuries the characters
ed Tho scene at tho sepulchre admirably rendered
by the chidren, the singing OF Mary Magdaen being espc
cally De The procession around the interior OF the
church formed very pleasing sight, tho dress of each
OF the d-omafis persona being to extent conform
able 70 the character repress nted. Rev A. Young
acted as organist and Row Fathers walworth Hecker
and the other clergymen OF that order directed tho
children. very large congregation present and
seemed TO regard the OF tho children with
mue interest and delight
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billiards.


MR. DION OFFERS TO PLAY TIE THREE sTANDARD
GAMES WITH MR.. ROBERTS.
THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.
NosrREAr, c. f., March 90 1896.
Having seen in your paper Of the 9th INST commu-
nhaon from Dir. John Roberts puTporting TO accept
Challenge issued by months ago, you will please
allow mo 10 state in return that, far from accepting
my proposition. which TO play any In the world
the three standard gamesviz the English, the French
and the American, Mr. Roberts takes up onethrd Of II
only The American game named by him Is not the
American game understood by Amer players, bot
an exceptional mode Of play. Nursing is the speciality
OF the Ameri player, and Mr. Roberts has no moro
right to prohibit and he virtually does by barring the
pushing shot than l would have to exclude from he
English game payi OF the spot" which is said to DO
hr Roberts chief excellence. am not an advocate Of
the "push" any more than American players of
''spot bali " but Is part OF the standard game Of
America compelled to play in order TO keep pace
with my neighbors. Besides, were TO play the two
games proposed, u s not improbable that each OF
would win one and Hence stand at the close just where
We were before the match made. As comparison
OF our relative skill such match would be useless,
while were we 10 play the three games proposed by
tie result would Of necessity DO conclusive
JOSEPH DION.
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days hours win develop Of the curious elements
OF this afalt. We hope the republicans will elect con
ssryaye Who will sustain th. President and
then they will do honor TO themselves and r,buke the
mpudcnt attempts OF Stevens Company control the
legislation " the State "
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ns SE;wBTRYroEr March SOAR sShr Henry ,perEins
PHTLApELrHIA, harch si-Arr shin. Join Cart r,s'
tornaau, Liverpool, Wyoming Burton dol bark Eseutds
Park. MaanTass brixs Hattie Wheeler Gun,l Aagua,
Gen Banks. ketcLum. Providence; sshsr.
Mayhem Boston, Mall Morru. NYork; MArianua Iissanp
Palmer, Portland. VIM Arthur Richards do; fssye,<
uheen, Olon's Cove; 4 Amer. Turner BgokaTort old
Steamship ssron Msthew Boston; brg@ rcnta, lh,is,
Aimeils, trinidad; schr. Holmes 4rogldones. "a u
rreehan howts. 30 sion; n BAnkA Haley. dol Bness
AA, Lenton. do; Randolph, Rifley ffoVli~ee. u
nAl,y Barrett So.ont iielaer, Grace. fawtnrketf u
paIHiN seN Haven; Fly the-sman. ~ do Margaret
"'anne,,t Hand Bo''oni SallIe ID, Balemtn, do
q, f,Ii fr steamer Propenus Br. Ilrgnspn LFerppd
IL np'on oriss II Kennedy Clark, CaFiens-; TiBorias
49, sha Slenfuesos schr fianagnn, cprspn, saguat
49, 'Afee mAat., conking. do kayser kayarr.
rOnTLANp MArcn si-Arr brig II II MoGilvery, Mc0L
ssy ,Anenasi schr Whitney Long, Hayes Baulnsre Cit
ot,As Eien Dyer shephsrd Havana lBsl Join
81 " ~ Aimon Howell MAguir. ,ald~aaa Mary Chase
Mcponsid, Mnt,mss' scbr IL Carver, Kumrl, ,Ie rye
town, ste! mer Dirigo. hyork
SAN FRANCISCO. March = Arr ,t.antar taateu, NJ.
son. Bath Via ho Jfncro. 9TH ship I.c ,Frl lep'o,s
Marsrilles; bark Deux Jules On Laeer p,read. sd
81. ship White swallow Knowles Hong Kong s,h shlp NJ
phon lBrl Baker o~ansea. bark Ceamhn| Fr1 Eol .r
Caao Eliza sharip (brl Gay, Auckland Cd 9Th .lu
James vlncombc lBr), Bowel, Melbourne
SAVANNAH. March 2S-Arr rtealoAhip San sAl.tdor
Atkins New York ship Gov iangdon, Weeks DO; sahr
March :y-Ar scLrs W.T. Raymond. Ellsworth Syors, 40.
Ames Marston, 8altimore Mary rate, Turner go..sa.
samson. Samson, NYork, Sarah Wooster, Lslasi
CID ship kAws fBr). Lorrison, Liverpool.
WILMINGTON. March D-Cid brig crsmlnH. Rcharaon
Havana
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Marine Disasters.

BnIs RUSSIAN. Geche from wim sgton NC. for Mstan-
with lumber, ITALY wrcEgf Feb % Strangers
Cay Absco: drowned rhe registered iU
rated A2. and bu iniss1 at Belfast Nc whence
she hailed
Bro Frrprn,c A Euayrr (rr, Losrand from View York
for Msrseie totally ios len Isssue souho fisusrs
Sur crysn Mitchell ofsndfot liverpool from Baltimore.
Pu, Into crooshsven i7h ut isaky, -ish 81 feet In
SUR long cL,rr. Le.ousp..aA a, ptil.d.Iphi. iron,
re- sp ssssy "is i' so,. e
VISIONS cSSsd rom ss siss ~ siy.r-nsss very
- "a crying AVA S s,r ., ..rr &c sa
great nve Of hs lsid from
ns Of sssy Washing a.ss' :"
B,sE Iys.s cAss-i.osaoas .ry March sp-Ths Lyw.s
pa, bssf and was towsd ~ bsrs wa have dsehsrss
s, s, ys,i ,'Is, n; =. s,.s
SANDS .hrss Yesterday nornns ard assisted
81 2 as ei =" s.s ss ' mn sss
B.aK IrcT AsHnv-rersambuco, March BARK Lucy
Eh.hy from sanss,. 20 s.w Y,rs -h,sh va. ,,rana.a
on Tie re.i 70 ,s. roais's s sss \. hA. sr.n soaap
ss s ss Ss q ss : :s% % ss:
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s sss Ss. Az os a.4 . 'i nv s.fpG
E.ss zyErs M is~ssry Of ss',sa, wesaegy from
s te .s- The w M an. n'ss. ,. ssTs .
have been sold "a ths lzh.
ros.svr Mean, from Mstsnrss fcrposton before
,.p..s ss ~ p, d ,t, ar 49,, s.s s On Sow I'D
fs,sv iestng sD strokes peg hour sbs would prosaby
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rhsfs.rss isisps Lsh, yssss. chsss-sts IN ~ y
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Important from South Amerfca-Victory
OF the Paraguayans-Mnp OF tho sita-
ntion-Thc Last Naval Victory OF the
Chilcans-Thc Veto OF tho Civil Rights
Bili-Latest News from Me xice, the West
indies, &C.. SC.
The Cunard steamship Austrnlasian Captain Cook will
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The malls for Europe will close at seven o'clock 10.
morrow morning.
TIE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-will DO
ready at six O'Clock in the morning
II will contain "A full account OF the Battle on tho
Parma river between the Paraguayans and tho Argen
tnes Resulting in the victory OF the former with Map
showing the position of the cobatanis Details OF the
last Naval Victory Of the Cheans the Spansrds
Ableo Report Of the proceedings Of Congress- with the
Message OF President johnson Vetong Civil Rights
bill; News from all portions of tho Union; the latest
News from Mexico the West Indies, &C., and accounts
OF all striking events or the day.
Persons who desire it, by leaving their names in tho
HERALD counting rooms to-day, have the Herald
FOR EUROPE mailed to any part OF the continent
Single copies, In Wrappers, ready for mailing cents
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A.-A.-Invaliis ana Others Desiring q
pleasant tonic advised TO CUTTERS ENGLISH
BITTLRS.
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oy-rfratr 90 ~ Dgs Fts fpk frgf'kfsv.
A 80 ~ asnfartrasaie ysvea at1st SO haL = saa
- - 80 f-sf s-ss $50 $50 v irstft
vsarf sfffrss ssasfisaH 80 - ii@fA@ $50.
Fgsfr1ttss MISS ~ IN faLtED fsIIfg. ~.
n isaas a. sey.as -. u 1rssassass so t's~ "
.-.sf-fssaT Atifess a t~la as y $50 "a.
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tlemen's toilet Tho Patent HARD RUBBER NECKTIE
AND BUTTERFLY being introduced 70 the trade.
They neat convenient and durable Are adjusted at
without pnnng always retain their original shape and
lsiIe and IN style and aPPesranoe s.rpass other
description OF tie Manufactured by the Yucanite
cravat Company, l63 Broadway New York. and sold BY
dealers generally.
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A.-Forty Drops OF Metcalfc's Rheu-
matte Remedy contain much virtue forty bottles Of
many other medicines, and will instantly Nervous
Headache Neuralgia &C. Try IT, For sale by all druggists
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the Secret or Mating the Most Ex-
9uiste fragrance impeshabe has been discovered PA
Lon SONS Extract Of the MIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUs" not only surpasses all other perfumes uxur
richness but withsands the the
and ca only be eradicated BY Washing
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A.-Royal Havana md All Legal Lott
terry ordcvs llled J. CLUTE, Broker. l76 Broadway
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Boon.>NNrd's Ladies' Paper Collars
and Cum Also Gents, Wholesale and retail Wholesale
price st with drawings OF different s,yes sent free The
trade g. W. II. WARD. B7 Broadway, N. Y.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshed.-
Drawings, circulars and Information sent.
j. X. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street N. x.
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All Prizes In the Kentucky. Shelby and
Royal Havana Lotteries cashed Information given.
y. 9AIGE, Broker, 73s broadway
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wheeler n wsissr.s Iocx stsfeh Sewing
gseAns AID GniioeLsis hashv.s 30. e. ErosdnE
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w n. ar'y~Ts. cH4tirs0s Ky8rsrs ~
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ri.1a AZ -, ~, rgw ~ ~ UT u u ntyf
W. Yoss. .s,yi iss y" -
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
I'll diseases Of tho feet by Dr. zACHARE 100 Broad
WAY
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A.-FInest Ready Made Clothing I'm Amc-
rcaGents Youths Boys and Chiiircns al quite equal
10 custom work B.OkAw BROS. 81 Lafayette place,
And 81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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PnoposAI...

no ag~re HyI uYns -sEFsHNrr sKafAp rng
i pals saN saa1rs~f via ttt ole ~ ~ 49, 80
wLek msf - orwnL sisg -ts ~ nstne y ~ -
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saeruss sais-s sfrss tffsfss lsttf 80 fe'f-l ~
sfa sifsst o~~ssa NFsifs 80 th 49, iNtf
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80 f.nit .rsaas "a raFf. 80 htf- 49, 70
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bIlF.Hf u uAsEAen, t8ast "a.
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r..,,s. 4 srsrref hst.sfaHrf, AFfis Ass
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.Take Them An. on, Ifia,satha 90

n HTNWNTHF HNKN
does take the all ftdDes ~ work quickly, neayy
wei Cray ha ssa pye r nie aad re PEG s
You Will lts H. One botIs LAS Tor months Sold
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srss Irproved Elliptic sewing Ma
chimes. A. H.sUrLEE. ss1 Broaaysy. Axsnls wanted
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AnnyAsD navy cLsINs.

~ 40. vsO DRsgarED ynyy Tnr styI ~ 4
- ii -, sl..sisss N - sz A ssi Vi~a~ssr~s~~
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Ballard House, Riehmond. Wa,

BatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Best in the
world the only perfect Dyo harmless reliable, instnt
Factory Il Barclay street.
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Tho hand zones, fai.c fnrofced ths go son 4. that
Of Ksox. whose efforts 70 ssep 70 adyaaes y al his eepe
ttos powlrdxsi FersAy 70 - sus Call d
Ia rres~u ssrsfOi No ISL Fr'on s'rcrs
Bruadusy auf ,J3 rfostvsy ane msks oaf selections.
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Defiance Five and burglar Proof
saesLarse assortment Al % Murray street corner Of
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Grover & Bakers First Premium Elias
stitch and Lock Stitch Sc wing Mtehnss s95 Broadway
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IA a.uiTou,~ Hgsfaraa ~ lasyA ~ $50 90
w - - 80 - ,4sss = 20 'fs ssst -
iax sne aSsnNN ss1saA Ntsf - =
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Sold a, rs cents Dor by most dealers In medicines
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BhIIeiu I"ust, Itfthmuhu' W., !" nUW
open for the reception OF guests newly and elegantly fur.
nished throughout prekn the most drsirable com orts
and and ts troprieors VIII snare pains
" d. MAINE 4 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-21
The University Of the South.

Bishop Quintard, of Tennessee, thus
describes recent visit he made to the
site of what was to be the great Southern
University. 1t was to be under the pat
ronage and in the interests Of the Epis-
copal Church. The corner stone was
laid many years since, on Sewall Noun
tain, Tennessee, and the work had pros
perously begun for its noble endowment.
Here is what is left of 1t:
Accompanied by the Rev. DR.. Mer-
rick, the Rev Thos A. Morris, and Geo.
r. Fairbanks, Esq, one of the Trustees
of the University Of the South, | visited
University Place. All the buildings,
with the exception of an old log cabin,
were burned by the Federal army while
encamped on the ground. The corner
stone of the University, block Of mar
BILE weighing six tons, was broken up
and entirely removed. The valuable
album, containing landscape sketches by
the venerable Bishop of Vermont; all the
maps and reports Of the
engineer corps, showing the peculiarities
of local position, the elevation above the
sea level, as well as the level of the sur
rounding country, were removed from
the iron safe in which they were kept,
and carried off .-.. .tI
Il selected locations for the building
of our Diocesan Training School In
the evening we erected cross on the
site selected for the chapel gathered the
workmen aboutit, and asked the blessing
of the Great Head of the Church on our
undertaking. We recited the Apostles
Greed, and made the grand old woods
ring with the Gloria in Excelsis,"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-21
A Rich Sermon.

There is a moral in most things, and
there is one in this sermon, which We
print at the risk Of mortally wounding the
fair and fascinating N. J.-ED. LEDGER.
my friends, sin makes the purtiest
Young man in the world ugly-ah. And
| tell you how know-ah. was coming
up to church to-day, when | saw some
men in the road-ah, and thought one Of
them the purtiest young man l ever saw
in my life-ah. And as drew nigh unto
them. | discovered they we're playing at
marvels, and they all drew nigh unto a
place what they called taw, and they
marvelled-ah. And when be marvelled
he jumped up and tapped his hands like
a rooster does his wings, and says-"I
wish / may be d-d if l hadn't fst-ah =
And oh, my friends, then thought that
was the ugliest man | ever saw IN my
life-ah. And / opened my mouth and
spake unto him thus; says /, young
man, this is not the way 10 salvation -
And be said, look here old boss, if
you had been salivsted as bad as / was,
you would not love to hear talk Of saliva
ton
And now, my friends, if that young
man said he was fat, he told lie, for he
was lean as that huRgry-looking sister
over thar, that's always praying SO piously
when the hat is being passed around-ah.
And, my friends, if that young man
had not been blinded by sin, he never
could q mistuck me for an old horse-ab.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-21
A Jewish Divorce.
The New Haven Journal and Courier
has the following

The New Haven Journal and Courier
has the following:
Yesterday a divorce, according to the
practice in the Hebrew Church, took
place at the residence of the Rev. j. Ga
briel. At the present term of the Supe-
rior Court a divorce was obtained by
Louis Rothschild from Esther Rothschild.
One of the parties desired that divorce
should be granted after the manner of the
Hebrew custom. Yesterday it was ac-
complished AS it is somewhat interest
ing to know what the ceremony consisted
of, we give it. 1t was as follows: The
wife, dressed in black, with black veil
over her face, appeared with her husband
before a council of ten men, members of
the synagogue. There were also present
three rabbis, one of whom acted as the
petitioner, and wrote out on parchment a
petition in Hebrew, asking for a. divorce,
and also wrote out the decree of di-
vorce; the second acted as the respond
ent or defendant, and the third as kind
of judge, the council of ten acting as
jury
The man and wife having appeared,
they stood side by side before the coun-
Gil. The rabbis and council then took
an oath, all shaking hands--the oath be-
ing to the effect that they would always
consider the divorce legal and binding
The wife then removed her veil, and
the rabbi, who acted Ms petitioner, read
the petition in German, and stated the
case to the council who, having heard
it, decreed the divorce. The divorce,
folded up was handed to the hus
band, and the wife, raising her open
hands, the husband dropped the paper
into them. The rabbi who acted as
Judge then took it and cut the ends like
"A fringe He then handed ittcthe presi-
dent of the synagogue, telling him TO
place il among the records of the sOciety,
to be preserved as evidence Of the di-
vorce This having been done, the cere-
mony was finished, and the parties de-
parted, no longer man and wife.