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Wonderful but True.
Excelsior Excelsior +!
OLA STELLaR'.S
HAIR EXTERMINATOR
For Rcmoring ,Superduous yya,r

For Remocing Snperfuow Hau . -'-'
To the ladies especially, this invaluable dcpila.
tory recommend. itself as being an almost indis
Pens'ble article TO female beauty, is easily applied
docs not burn or ure the skin, but acts directly
on the roots. II is warranted TO remove supcrhu-
Gus hair from low forcheads, or FRI m any part OF
the body, completely, totally ana radically extir.
paling the same leaving the skin soft, smooth and
natural. This is the only article used by the
French, and is the only real cTceiual dcpiatory in
existence. rice 10 cents per package, sent post
paid to any address, on receipt Of order, to Box
lG7, Dnnkirk New York.
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WOODEN WARE.

DAlNTED and Cedar Pals
Tubs Of all sizes.
aud any thing needed in that line TO be found a
snrl - = Z NitItySWIss ="
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MARRIED WOMEN AND MAIDS A

MARRIED WOMEN AND MAIDS AT
DAycEs.-The Imperial Review is troub-
led with the question whether married
women should dance, and it expresses its
opinion in long article, from which we
make an extract Ii says;
There is something almost unseen
ingly in the spectacle Of half dozen
young married women walking off with
some of the best paltners in the room,
while row of girls are sitting neglected
against the wall Neither ignorance nor
thoug can be pleaded in excuse
Women thoroughly know women, what
ever else they may know; and there is
not one Of them that is not vividly con,
sclous of what heart-burnngs it causes Il
poor girl To hear the music and watch
the many twinkling feet of ball room, and
play. the mostignominious part ofpassiye
spectator. GrOwn-up women cntchng
nil the TOYS or sweetmeats offa Christmas
tree AT a juvenile party would not be a
more unnatural spectacle. Grown up
,nen eager to win the skates at a round
game got up for lads at home for the
holidays would not be more cruel or in
human. We are constrained to plead
for tenderness and consideration on the
part of young women who are not
4Iight not Sidney's words, as he handed
thedraughI of water to the dying solder,
1T Lutzen, be profitable remembered ?
Thy need is greater than mine"
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AFFLICTE ED
Suffer No More =


When by the use of DIR. JOINVII.. E'S ELM
lR you can be cured permanently, and at a trAinl
cost
The astonishing success which has ATTENDED
this invaluable medicine for Physical and Ncrv
Gus Weakness General Debility and Prostration
Loss of Muscular Energy, impotency, or any o
tue consequences Of youthful indiscrction, render.
it the most valuable preparation ever discovered
1t will remove all nervous affections, depression
excitement, incapaclty to study or business, loss o
memory confusion, thoughts Of elf.dcslruction
fears OF insanity. DC 1t will restore the appetite re
new the health of those who have destroyed it b,
sensual excess or evil practices
Young Men, be hrmbuegcd no more BY " Quack
Doctors and ignorant practitioners. but send
without delay for the Elixir, and be at once rcstoi
ed to health and happiness. a Perfect Cure is
Guaranteed in every instance. Price ST. or foul
bottles to zone address, -.
One bottle is sufficient to effect cure in all or.
dnary cases.
ALSO DIR, ,JOlNNILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS
for the speedy and permanent cure Of Gonorrhca
elect, Urcthral Discharges, Gravel Structure. and
all affections Of tho Kidneys and Bladder Cures
effected in from one 10 five days. They are pre-.
pared from vegetable extracts that are harmless on
the sy stem, and never nRuscatc the stomach or i'm.
pregnatc the breath, NO change of diet is ncccs
snry while using thcm nor does their action In
any manner interfere with business pursuits Price
81 per box
Either OF thc above mentioned articles viii h,
sent to any address closely sealed, and post paid
by mail or express on receipt Of prico. Ad,hcs.
all orders to 20, Box 4G7, Dunkirk NJ
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Drugs and Medicines,

TODFRY'S Cordial, Datcman's Dnps; Lau,lo
NJ nam, Pargoric, Mclnncs and Fahuostock,
Iurmifugc; Mclancs, Lees, Ayers aud Shalcn.
burgers Pills pain Killer; Spaldirgs Glue; Muci.
laec; Nrowps Ess 0ingDr Srdiits Powders, Coral
Narnishi Sps Turpcntnc; Iinsccd Oil Sp.
salts; iamphlack Marking brushes; Bottle Corks,
Indigo; Maddcr, 'oppcms: Concentrated 1--we,
EN 7 Loswooj Ven" Powders, be, Sc. Tor sar
l. = 90 sNtTr q.
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For Improvingand Beautifying the Complexion,
The most valuable and perfect preparation in
use for giving the skin beautiful pearllike tint,
that ia only found in youth, 1t quickly removes
Tan, Frcckles, Pmples, Blotches, Moth Patches,
Salowncss Eruptions, and all impurities of the
skin kindly healing the same leaving the skin
white and clear as Olabaster, lis use can not be
detected by the closest scrutiny and being vege.
table preparation is perfectly harmless. 1t is the
only article of the kind used by the French, and is
considered by the pnrisian as indispensable to a
perfect toilet Upwards of 10000 bottles were
soll during the past year, sufficient guarantee Of
its efficacy Price only IS cents. Sent 10y mail
post.r aid. Address Dunkirk, n Y. Post Office
Box lG1
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IplowS.
TEA;

Halls Sicelcian Hair Remover
IW promote the growth and prevent, the
l. falling out of the llair--g desireablc nrc
pared hair dressing and changes grey hair to
IT. natural color.
u. {. WuIrlNS e co
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Dry Goods.

n H.SCOTT d co. have on hand and Of
~. fer for 50 lc, well selected stock OF Drl
Goods. consisting In part of
uirkIng', Prints, .GlnghanS
Hickory Stripes, Indian StripS,
DomcsticS, brown and blcarhcd.
flannclS. Lawns, lloop skirts,
rlaid> and Checks, I'LL. Pant SmlS.
Brown Linens. dc. &c.
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A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY

GENTS wanted IN every county IN the
N State to engage in an easy and profitable
business But little capital required. Adj
dress, "P.O Box 267 Dunkirk. New York
enclosing 80 cents and get circular and sam
nlc Of article.
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-- \ lawyer once came into court
drunk, when the judge said to him Sir,
am sorry to see YOU in a situation which
which is a disgrace to yourself and family,
the court and profession to which you be-
long This Ieproach elected the following
.colloquy " Did your honor speak to me?'
II did, sir | said, sir, that in my opinion
You disgrace yourself and family, the court
and the profession by you course of con
duct MAY i.i-it please your honor. /
lave been an attorney i-iin this ccourt for
fifteen years and, permi, me to say, your
honor, that this is tho first correct opinion
ever knew You to g.give! "
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iIISliI,N

:, hbl. old Wh,kcy,on hand aud for sale
, .','' '.l y 90,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25
1hs PIANO MAKERS, uslnn.

The regular weekly meeting of this as-ociation
took place last night at the Germania Assembly
Rooms, Henry Siebert, the president In the chair.
A proposition to change the workingmens organ in
this city from a weekly into daily paper was
mOoted. and committee OF Ave was appointed TO
collect subscriptions for the purpose. The dispute
between the association and certain noted firm Of
piano makers I'm this city was discussed and Ii was
determined to place the question before the public
In the form OF letter setting forth the cause OF the
dispute and its consequences The letter IL to he
published IN the daily press, and copy OF 10 IL also
10 he land before the Labor Congress TO-DAY. About
nfty members joined the society last night. No
other business Of importance was Transacted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25
General Espur,cro.

General Joaquin Baldomero Espsrtero. Duke "
vit'oris was born February ~ 1922, 10 Crsnatula.
province OF Ciudad Real aud has consequently
reached The ripe age OF seventysx years He is the
son ola wheelwright; received some instruction IN
his native village and IN the neighborng town of
Amagro, enlisted In 1905 a common solder: sub
was made sub-lieutenan, In 1874: engaged In 1915 IN
the war In Venezuela. attained In south America to
the rank Of general, and In 1924 was sent
TO Madrid a. bearer of dispatches for the govern
meDI He returned 20 South America the next year
only TO witness the triumph Of Bolivar and 10 be
thrown into prison, from which he escaped after
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25
sEooxlw RECEPTION OF GENERAL GEORGE Q. MCCLELLAN.

At meeting OF the Conservative Soldiers and
Sailors Association Of Kings county, held last even
ing, over which Brieadier General z. A. kozay pre-
sided, 1t was resolved to receive Major General "a.
B. Mcclellan In body, upon his arrival In New York
from Europe on the steamship Cuba which event ~
expected TO take place the sth OF October. IL was
also decided to get up grand torchlight procession
Of veterans upon the occasion and to hold mass
meeting ut the Constitutional Union Association
wgwaIn, Fulton avenue, on the evening In question.
General slocum will preside and Little Mac 10 ca.
pected TO speak there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25

Don Domingo Dulce Garay, Marquis dc Castle
norte, formerly lieutenant general OF the spanish
forces and Captain General OF the island OF Cuba
born in the city or Soes Spaln In the year 1905
and IL consequently about sixty years OF age
lie was descended from old and titled Spanish
family and at early age adopted the profession OF
arms and took an active part against the Carsts in
the spanish civil wars. For valorous conduct IN de-
Tending tho Queens palace when in danger he was
made Gentleman OF the Bedchamber in lS42 and
I've years after was appointed bri0adier general Of
cavalry. tie continued TO distinguish himself ana
attracted so much attention by his acts that, o
reward for the services he performed he was made
field marshal IN ls4e, being previously honored. how
ever with the post or commandment OF the provinces
of scvellc aud SaragOssa In 1854 he associated
with Marshal O'Donne In the vicalvaro insurrcc-
ton, lie was Captain General OF the province of
Catalonia, Span with headquarters Of Barcelona, in
the year 1852, and was also Senator OF the realm a.
me same time. In 1853 he was appointed Captain
General OF Cuba which position he held until the
early summer or 1866 Previous to his return 10
spain ne paid visit to this country arriving here III
June, 1906 In the spanish frigate bona Isabel Ia
Catollca- lie received a warm welcome and was
entertained IN princely manner while In this city.
Early IN 1861 he returned to Cuba, where he was
united IN marriage to the Countess Santovenia, .
lady of wealth and high position. The marriage cere
mOny was performed with due soemnty In the pri-
vate 0rafory OK her ladyshp in her mansion on the
Plaza de Arlnas. lie subsequently In company with
his bride returned TO Spain. where he mixed 10 revO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25
THE REVELATION IN SPAIN.
biogrlp Sketches of the Leading
Generals and Political Person
ages Engaged Therein.

The public interest manifested in regard TO the
present revolution in Spain and the desire no doubt
existing in the minds OF many TO learn the antece-
dents Of the leading men engaged therein, in order
to base an opinion on the probable success Of the
movement, warrant the publication OF the following
biographical sketches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25
Marshal Serrano.


Marshal Francisco Serrano, Duke de la Tore, was
born ut the close Of the last century acquired his
military experience in the war OF independence.
Devoted to the interests OF the government he as
sisted in bringing about the fall Of Espartero In ls43
After the restoration Of the Queen mother sSS-ano
coalesced with Narvaez in the attempts OF the latter
to overthrow Olozaga Shortly after the marriage of
Queen Isabella, in 1916, he acquired an influence
over the royal mind which Occasioned differences
between the King consort and herself and caused
some scandal The Ministry OF the Duke dc Soto
mayor which attempted TO destroy his influence was
Overthrown by him while that Of NJ. de Salamanca,
which he supported, yielded TO the storm OF public
Indignation which assaied 1t. After this SerranO
turned LIBERAL and just before the accession to power
Oh Narvaez, accepted the Captaincy General
Oh Granada Having been implicated In rising
az Saragossa in 1854, he was eXiled, but returned
during the revolution OF July in that year and be-
came an active supporter OF the 0Donnell ana Es-
partero CABINET. In the rupture which followed
Detween these two he sided with the former and
having been nominated Captain GeneralhOf New
Castllle-an appointment which placed MddrId in
ms power-in the coup det0t OF 1855 he played into
o'Donnell's hands, and in that same year was
created Duke de la Tore In 1851 he was sent as
Ambassador to the Court OF France. In 1859 he was
appointed Director and Colonel General of Artillery
ana III June, 1868, Captain General OF Madrid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25
slisccllaneOu.

The other personages engaged in the movement
OF which very little is known in this country, are
the following
Admiral Topete, commanding the naval forces OF
CadiZ.
NJ. Lopez DOmnguez commandment Of artillery
and formerly Deputy in the COrtes.
General Zabala, formerly Minister OF War.
Generals Vidaurri, COrdOva, Bedoya, LetOna,
Sanchez, Bregnor and Buata.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25
TIVE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record shows the changes OF tenn
perature during the past twenty.four hours, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's phsr.
macy, ais Broadway, HERALD Building:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25

utionay matters to such an extent that the govern
ment, acting pr0mpcy, arrested him last summer
in company with Duke de la Tore Generals Zabala
and COrdova and Brgadier Generals SerranO Bedaya
and Letona. He was exiled TO Tenerife, whence he
embarked to- join the present movement
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17
Important to Whom it May Concern.
Mark Twain writes the following letter
70 the San Francisco Neus

Mark Twain writes the following letter
to the San Francisco Nescs:
MEssRs EDIroRs: l was expecting
to sail for New York in the Pacific Steam.
ship Compapy's steamer of the 18th Of
June, but unforeseen circumstances com.
pei delay ola few days. / cannot sail
till the 30th Of the month. Tits therefore
proper that should give this notice to
those friends who have intrusted articles
to my care for delivery to their relatives
in the Atlantic STATES, so that they can
send by parties who sail on the 18th such
of them as demand expedition. Twill
give list Of the things am speaking Of
and those which will admit of delay until
the 30lh can remain 10 my possession:
violin; l double barrelcd gun; pack.
age books; do. sheet music--nsgro
ballads; set castors-vinegar cruet
missing; 2 scratch wigs for repair;
woman; boxes and | barrel ore speci
mems; l amalgamating pan for repair;
I parrot; ! pup; l cage cansries-2
dead !; another woman. Is mining com.
pauy prospectuses, marked "please cir
culate !" ! vslise---there appears to be
nothing in IL; volume Tennysop;
white woman; l box salve; 2 ccordeons
j overcoat; set chessmen; ) l. COW;
sandalwood fan; l dressing case: 4
meerschaum pipes; 2 specimen pins;
some grass widows; l Hoe steam press
for repairs; unabridged dictionary; 3
bandboxes: lunatic for asylum; IDIOT
for Paris; gridiron (; ! baby; So letters;
2 packages gold coin; do. greenbaeks;
% trunks; another woman; 6 photo
graphs consigned to different parties.
Besides these articles, I have to carry
along vaIise for myself. and jog, and
/ may be disconnected unless some of
my things 90 by the steamer Of the 18th
The baby is not we'll. and appears to get
worse all the time. / think maybe il has
got the humps. or the consumption, or
something Of that kind. Those are things
! do not know anything sbout It must
be one of those, because / have doctored
Il for hts and measles, aud al those
things, but still she grows worse. She
had better 60 by the steamer Of The 18Th.
] do not think she will keen for the Both.
To tell the plain truth, ] an sorry /
agreed TO take this baby slo1g. A baby
is too froublesome-altogeiher too troub-
lesom. have had baby at ses, and /
know. Once Ihsd twins on ship, and
! never suffered 80 much in my Hfe.
Please come and get this one, and ship
1t per steamer Of the 18th.
Most Of the other articles had better
20 At the came time, especially the COW
and the idiot IL we're relieved Of those
i could take some more women and
may be = trunk or two.
Mask TvaIx
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17
Memphis and Little Rock
RAILRO AD.
OPEN TO MADISON.
Overland Route to Little Rock,

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEP
" tember 2, 1858. the train on the Es,tern
Division Of this road will run regularly a. fol-
lows:
Conc wrsr--Leave HopefeId Morday, We'd
nesday and Friday. at 7.30 s.pi. :, and arrive
ct Madison at o'clock PM =
Conne ElsT-Leaye Madison Tuesday Thurs
day ard Saturday, AZ 7:3o am arrive AT
Hcpsdeld at O'Clock p.m., and Memphis
at 1:D pm. 80 : -
The Ferryboat NEVADA leaves the foot Of
Union rect at Am. Trains at Madison cor
meet With the Stage Line between Madison and
Duyalrs Bluff.
So Passengers leaving Memphis at Tam.
arrive 10, Little Rock at pm. next dav.
fieke's for sals ct all the Railroad Ticket
On e. In the city.
Er.igh,, 70, NsdI.aa q way station. re-
wharf boat. foot OF Union street.
Freight % Wy stations must be prepaid.
OpffcT or RoAD-12 Jefferson street
NV. ROBERTSON,
loS-f ~ General Surerin'endent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

\ What afeciiousis dad that can nov
look with pride on bic descendants, does
not remem Der the mingled feelings Of
bride and pleasure viii ~hich be rsoeiv-
ed the FIRST baby' "Our 6rst," - he
called it--aud what dad with : seul
as big as peanut, is not ready to
pitch into the individual that cant sp
preciats the baby when be drops into the
family, with his lungs in good condition.
and the viii to USE them Bot bear
what our friend Brown thiuks Of It after
trying Il on: e-i $50 ~.
t"By The Raw Mr.-,J. W. B. to Q.
q @ only daughter. etc. No csrda "
We didn't say no baby have one Of
those interesting animals ct my house,
Il came when il rsined like the devil,
dark as pitch, sud my umbrella 81 the
store. no ears running The doctor lived
Eve miles due west, and the nurse six
miles due east, and when got home 10
the bosom Of my family, the condensed
milk man was at the next door. Ii's
funny little chip, that baby; Solferino
Z color. aud the length Of . BOLOGNA
sausage. Cross? / guess not. Um,
um; it commenced chasing me down
the pathway Of life just when nus.
lin, linen and white flannel we're
the highest they were since Adam built
! a henbouse for Mrs. Ewes Chickens The
doctors charge two dollars squint, four
dollars a grunt, and on account Of
scsrcity Of rain in the country take vhst
IL left in a mans pocket. no discount for
cash. aud send bill for balance January
frat. A queer little thing is that baby:
a speck of nose like Q wart; head as
= baId as SQUASH, aud no place TO hitch .
waterfall; . mouth just suited 10 come
TO the gum game and chev miik' Vn,
cracked you should hear her sing
have bumped II, atnisd my furred cap
down its throat, given 1t the smoothing
irons to play with; but that little red
lump, that looks as it It couldn't hold
blood enough to keep musquito from
fainting. persists in yelling like thunder.
It shows 9 great desire TO swal!ov its
Est; and the other day It dropped down
its throat, and all that prevented their
going through was the crook IN its
elbow. It stopped its music, and
INss happy for one and q half minutes.
LISA pleasant thing TO have . baby in
the house--one of your belly-ache kind.
Th;nI Of The Measures of q father, in
d;.h.h,,Is trembling in the midnight
Snns 9TH h;s warm feet upon : square
vsrd n iii cloth. dropping 10 I tea.
spoon BY moonlight, the nurse humping |
on the door, wife Of your bosom shouting |
hurry, and the baby yelling till the fres-
~ dan from the calling :, It's aInice |
Tins ~ tbink Of dress coats, pants, ties
snJ wh;ta kids. Shades of departed
cockts;Is what comfort, what picture
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17
REEVES AMBR0SIA
FOR THE HAIR.

REEVES AMBR0SIA
FOR THE HAIR.
SD IMPROvEDrAI
It is an elegant Dressing COR the Hair.
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
It invigoratos the Roots Of the Hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuri-
arr satly.
II Immediately STOP. Hair Falling Out.
II keeps tho Hair from Changing Color from
Age.
It restores Gray hair to its Original Color.
II brinss out Hair on heads ihsi hare been bald
for years.
It composed entirely Of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
II has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials Of iss excellence. many Of which
are from Physicians 10 hish sfnpdins.
Its sola in half pound b0sils' tihsnsms bIsy4
In the rlassl. By Druszists and dealers In Farsy
Goods svsryuhsrs. at One Dollar per Bottle.
whol...I. BIZ Dsna Barnes 4 o.. =. c. Well
e,h,.s,,iu Co., View York.
80. - 49, = vr-Q WIS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17
Still Lower
REDUCTION IN FREIGHTs
Shortest Line--Quick Tfme--Lewcss
Rates. LA
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON r. R.

A IL RAIL RATES FROM NEW YORK
"A TO- Memphis hsys this day been reduced TO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

lst-AlI Imported goods We win I'm.
port Direct, or buy from the Im'
porter's Agents. All Domestic
Goods We viii buy direct from ths
\ Manufaoturers. Shoes Ne VIII have
made 70 order. In faef, we VIII
procure ali our Goods from RHReT
HANDS, thereby saving shs job.
ber's proflfs. aT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

Can be procured at the Company's OA6ce, 23i1z
Main street. and at Depot, head Of Main street.
~ Baggage Checked at depot. or by the
Memphis City Transfer Company, at Hotels,
private residences, or on board boats, to eli
principal points East and North.
Saf ~ SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent,
ASA HILL. PASSENGER AGENT 7e-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-17

Attorney at -Aaw.
81 rnfsn Esre-t. spps-iss nshi~'r~i
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aWEMPHIs 4 OHIO RAILR0AD DEPOT
~ head Main street. n1of a,ts
NGIssISsTPPTv ALLEY FIRE AND MA
yy rine Ipsurance COMPANY, u Madison
M90kE, ~, IT., INSURANCE AGENT.
DICKET. ED, BURKE. ATTORNEY At
U Law and Solicitor In Bankrurtcy.' ONCE,
No. Courthouse. orr. Union ard second .ts.
p0LJQE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. No.
~ Madison street. ~
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