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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13
Man His Own Banker.
InsoIvent Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTOR OF
restci The Insolvency Of the estate Of said de-
ceased, in the County Court ef Shelby county,
state Of Tennessee. and. BY order Of the Court,
be hereby notifies all creditors Of said estate 70
Gle their ciaims, properly authenticated, with
the CLERK Of said Court, on or before the Sth
dny Of July, 1875. or be forever barred.
JOHN GORMAN,
Iaw-7uI Of jerry Harrington deed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13
Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO
ID me executed, by s. A. Young. on the 4th
Of November 1866, and recorded in the Record
Office Of Prairie county, Arkansas, on the llth
day of November following. in Record Book
p, pages 223 and 224, for the purpose Of seeu.
ring the payment of the several debts therein
specified. / will. on
Thursday the 2eth day ofMarch, 1865,
ut II o'clock M, in front of the Office Of Jones
Brothers. No. 5 Madison street, Memphis,
Tenn, sell for cash the following described
tract or parcels of land, situated. in Prairie
county, Arkansas, viz: The north half Of Sec
ton 1855 acres; the west half Of southwest
quarter, section 19-121 acres; the southeast
quarter of section 1S-160 acres, in township
one "a, south OF the base line and range eight
west Of fifth principal meridian; the northeast
quarter. section A-160 acres |; the east half Of
the north quarter section A-80 acres. in town
ship one ID south of the base line, in range
nine (9, west of the fifth principal meridian;
The right Of redemption is waived in said deed
of trust, and the title supposed to be perfect,
but / will only convey such title as is invested
in me by said deed of trust.
j. II. WEST, Trustee.
Memphis, February Is, 1868 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13
Trustees Sale.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
L Of Trust 10 me executed and delivered on
the 18th day Of December. 1867, by Q. Q. Rob
bins, and duly noted on page 81 Of note book
The indebtedness therein described. / shall. on
saturday, the Atm day of April. Ises,
in front Of my Office. corner Of Washington and
the hours Of 10 am. and .. m, sell to the high,
est bidder, for cash, the following described
real estate, to wit Lot No. 100. situate in the
Greenlaw addition to the city Of Memphis,
fronting 7sk feet on the west side of Fifth
street. running back west between parallel
lines i4sl< feet to an alley. Equity Of redemp-
ton waived title believed to be good, but
convey 'h'' '' GEO. WASHINGTON.
lS-td Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13
NOTICE.

ITO HEIRS AND CREDITORS. OF R. J.
March tern of the County. Court OF She hy
county. for Letters q Aduiuistration on TIE
estate of the aid n. ]. Logan. -...
oaW-l3 Il. X fhlChh.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13

A TREATISE ON DEAFNESS, . CA
IN tarrh, Consumption end. CANCER ltheir
causes, means of speedy relief, and ultimate
cure. By Pupil of the Academy Of Medi-
cine. Paris. Sent to any address Tor 10 cents.
Letter from Robt. Nom urdy. DID,, LII. d :,
Grand Prelate Of Grand En1campment Of U. s.,
and Editor of the National Freemdson
NEW YORK. September II, 1861. DIR. Stilwell
was in charge Of Grace Church Hospital. Alex
andria, Va. during the war. / frequently, al
most daily. for months, visited this Hospital,
and had every means Of knowing his reputa-
ton for EFFICIENCY and SKILL. It was of the
Most creditable character. and his success in
the treatment of patients was remarkable.
RoBT. McMURDY.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
1t fits into the ear, is not perceptible, re-
Bioues singing noises ~ the head, and enables
deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and
public assemblies. This instrument will often
produce results almost miraculous. and indeed
in most cases Of long standing deafness, il will
relieve in a short time. 1t may be adjusted
with the ease Of spectaces.
DR.. Stiwell will be professionally at 81 East
WashinPton place, University Buildings, n.
Y, daily, 10 to A. except Tuesdays, when he
will be at his rooms, 1882 Pine street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. 96-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13
TRUST SALES.
Trnstee's saIe.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST.
IL sxeeated a. me on the 26th day Of June,
i9Sd. by w O. Lofand, and duly registered In
the kcristet's olflce OF shelby county, Tennes-
see IN Rscord Hook No, 80. part lst. pages 6ue.
6i0. and 6il, 10 which reforepce y hereby made
-fcf The purpose q paying the dtst therein ra %.
sSSrSs' a sns ny dsrss rendered on az
day OF March. 1868. Twin on
Monday, 9th day of April. 1865,
In front Of the courthouse. In the city q Mem
phis. proceed 10 sell 70 the hisbest bidder. rqn
cAsn, the followins described prcpsry,t;;w,bi s
county Of shelby and State Of Tennessee, being
lot No. so, as laid down on the plan and map
Of Memphis. BEGINNING nj the intersection oi
the south SIDE OF EXCHANGE street WITH tne
west side ef Third, running thence soptnwaia
with the west side bird street one nsnrsa
lion OF the west side Of the alley, between
Poplar and Exchange streets thence yestwid
with the north side OF said alley. and parallel
With FxchanEo street. eighty. eight and bali
feet; thence northwsrd and parallel WIN
Third street one hundred and iorsy ,eisn, ana
thence eastward with the south side Of kx-
change street eighty eight and a half ieet 70
Inc beginning, being the aggregate or entire lot
ar marcel OF ground conveyed 10 w: y. Iohand
Nv hi. Walker, Jacob Walser and VIM. Walker
81 deed dated 2Sd June. 1853 together with all
ssIonsins The equity Of redemption
In and TO this property Is expressly waived in
aid Trust Deed, and the title Is believed TO be
good. but 1 sell and convey only as Trustee.
Sa q 10 be made within lawful hours.
20 SAM. n. COWARD. Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13
STAR MILLS

DETWEEN MARKET AND wINcBFs-
- Ger streets. east Of Third. ]. ING A
MAhDs Proprietors. Fresh greund boitei and
unbolted Veal. chopped Corn. Bran, etc .icon-
tantlyionIhAndsaiI ovest pricss.I i6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-13
REVENUE SALES.
u. 6. INTERNAL REVENUE SALE.

coLLrcroR's oyyIcs, sry DIST TssSss.
IOT THE =. s e, ss.S fsSSI .ss rS
| following described property
| 10 Bales Hayi
| Sacks Oats;
| q Sacks Corn
| 10 Sacks Branj
2BUs. Rye Flour
Sims. Superhne Flour;
Bbls, poybe Extra flour'
s5l-lb. sacks Flour;
Il l2lb,. Sacks Flour; ,w
| destrained and levied on as the property OF w.
III. KslIos for bis United States taxes on his
business. at lqS Poplar street for the year and
ING 'n' n''' uA' y RooLfR s. SAuNDERs.
Collector Int. Rev, sth Dist. Tenn,
BY JOIN MARTIN. DEPUTY Collector. It'd
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE SALE.
CoLLEcroR's Owes. sra DI,r; Tsss,l
ON THE I7ru INST, AZ ii O'CLOCK AN.
vi viii sell at $50 Front street. the following
described eoods;
q Gas Fixtures;
destrained and levied on under a United States
warrant issued TO me by Role 8. Saunders,
CoIlecter Internal Revenue, sth District Ten
nessee. as the property OF O. Lagomarrino. Tor
BY United as a. State a. iss:s tax ss Sr .i tho
Front street, for the year ending the first day
Of May, 1868. Said sale positive. unless said
taxes. with all penalties, interest and cost OF
dostraint and sale s are p rR : s.uNnrRs
Collector Int. Rev, sth Dist. Tenn;
By JOHN MARTIN. Deputy Collector. 2-td
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-23
Gbe 1ailp Gate Gitg,

Tx
sHpIp or, Daylf4.r-- In aLeiesrly days II de
the State Of Indiana, the capital was Cory>
don, and the annual session of the, General
Assembly usually brought together v Wild a
set of wagsas could be found inshe State.
who had 10 rely on th eir own resources for
amusement, for there were then few theaters
concerts, or shows,
vIhe lovers of mischief had establphed d
nrock Masonic Lodge. into which they you'll
entlce such as were little green, and take
them through variety OF ridiculous ceremo-.
MEG, TO tie infinite amusement of the crowd.
On one Of these occasions. it being under
STOOD that gooi-natured, athletic yoagg
man, about halt a sitnpletoa. wes TO be ini-i
tiated. the room was crowded. Judge Grass
ut being character iii which he Was pecnai>
ariy happy conserving to act the role OF the
devil ; aud IL make the sesy. ces more imEres
sire had put on q false face and SlargeS
paper cap, surrounded with horns, and, with
some chains IN his hand, placed himself be-
hind a screen. E
After taking the candidate through vari-g
ETY. or ceremonies, he was brought to stand
before d screen aud told that he had to con-
TESS all crimes he had committed during his,
whole iIte. The candidate confessed some
trisial otIense- ard declared that be could rec
olleet no more.
At this the Judge came from the screen,
groaned, and shook the chains The fright.
ened candidate related some other small
matters, aud declared he had disclosed oil The
crimes he had committed. Atthis the grosns
OF tho pretended devil became furious, the
chains ratified, aud he shook his horus in the
lace OF tie terrified candidate, who, starting
back in alarm cried out:
'H>hod on, M-rn-mister D d-devil. if
m-mnst t-telI you, d>d- did k.kiss J.j-judge
G grass wife couple Of finest
The groan ceased, and the devil disappear
ed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-23

4 TlsELy Taoe8ur There is no calling
or profession. however ensnaring in many res
spects to Christian mind. proTideiit be not
in itself simply unlawful. wherein God has
not raised up faithful witnesses, who have
stood forth as examples 10 others in like sit
nations Of the praet cahilitY of uniting greet
eminence in the Christian life with the dis
charge Of the duties Of their profession, how
ever difficult e-fseH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-23

BRYAsT's oldage is one of the most beam
tifal OF which the annals OF literature tell In
his seventy fourth year his mind is still CO.
herent anu vigorous, aud ever aad anon he
sings US song rs sweet almost as any
to which he made the world listen in his
you.h Does no. Emerson say that he who
loves is III no condition oldg And is notthe
Ioye of the poet wide and great In a letter
from BRYANT read at the recent reunIon of
the Williams College Association, held at
Boston. he SAYS: ~'.You ask me for a few
lines az verse TO be read at your annual festi-
val Of the alumni OF Williams College. ! am
very i'll at occasional verses. Such as it is
my vein is not of that sort. ! find it ditI-
cait to satisfy myself. Besides, it is the Dss
cemper of life with me. ! try to keep few
flowers in pots-mere rememhraneers oil
r9ore genial season, which is now with The
things 81 the past. I'll can haze carnation
or two fox Christmas, | think myself tnrta>
nate You write as If had nothing to do in
fulfilling his request bat to 20 out end gather
under the hedges and by the brooks, a hon-
quot ofiiowers that springs spontaneously ard
tkrow them upon your table, If were to
try wha. would you say ii it proved to be
only little bundle Of dead stalks and wlths
cred leaves which my dim sight had mista-
ksn for fresh green sprays and bios omsff
Uaconsciously The golden hearted old man
wrote his poem even While protesting his ina
hiity to do 50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-23

MstruaIx psavo -ftey. Dr. ehapia says
that a man, living in the activities oftle nins.
tenth century, il a condensed Methuselah.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31

mpssmbsr.

81. l. Dus SET al1er 9et1tsen. Die
aarse Stride betet Seium Gbrifum- an bic
9etlisen serebrt ffe. @tr rebnten gu IT,
rer garbitte uniere ,3uFudt, bamtt mir Don
@ptt turA Seium, uniern Grlpler, @obltba>
ten erba1ten, Musemetn in Der Stride tpurbe
bieies Set etnsefabrt S37. s.. ..!,..
2. DasMnbenfen Der Mb9efpr>
bener BAT bic Stride etnsefabrt, nn1 uns
auf;umunterr, fulr aQe @ldubisen gu beten,
bic 1T Der @nape tes 9errn geftprben 1ino,
unp, neil fe nod eintse Mafel ab3ubaben
BADEN, nod ntdt In ben 5immel auf9eno1n>
men merben fpnnten. @-.
8. 6ubertus, @pbn bes 9er3c9s Don
M%quitanten, rurbe auf elmer Saso in etaet
gang anberen Meniden untsefaltet. Dent
betltsen 2ambert, 8ii4pfe Don Mafrtat,
fclate er 1T ieinem 8istbume mad. Starb
UNI 1871
4. aarf sorromdus, aarbinal unb
Gr;tilhpf ppn Mailanb, pereiniste ale SUI
senben in iid. Sir bic Gbre @pttes tptrfte
er nit feinem betltsen 8etiptele bic berrltd>
ften Sbaten, unb par gang 2iebe fur bic W.
men unb &ranfen. Starb 1884.
5. 3a6artas, benz 9rieter gu 9eb'
ron, rparb DOM Gr3ensel @abriel bet letnera
prieterli6en Dienfe int 9empel auSeruialem
sepfenbaret, bab tbm Gltfabetb, fetne fhon
tetaete Trau, etnen Spbn 9ebaren trerbe, ben
er Spbannes nennen fpQte, Der Spbn fam
CUR @elt, unb 3a6artas purbe nit ber@abe
Der @etfasuns beglidt.
6. 9epnborb entfernte iih 1T bic Gin
iamfett, no er betlts lebte. @enn er @efan<
gene befreite,sei9t er bieie1 eine sefalrltdere
0efansenihaft, BON Der ite ii6 islbft lpsma>
hen ipQten-bte Sinpe.
I. Gnse1bert, GrsbilApf unp &urfarit
DON apln, itanp bel Dem Safer Srtebri6 II.
resen ieiner &ehtihafenbeit uno @cttielts>
felt 1T etnent fp 9rpben @nieben, bab er tbn1
leinen @rinSen sur gr3iebuns ubersab. Gr
itarb purh bic @anp ietnes etsenen @etters
1925.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
Tar1it ,tmb &anS.

MtI1>p IL Der Saft Yer
9 Gitrpnen BE S9ale fein at9el9dH,'
Glal9ett gutter Stun, II Yfunb feiner
3uder, ] ] MustatnuE 1 Quart flbe
Mil6, 2 Quart 8runnenwaher. Den
Gitrpnenfaft fp pie bic S9ale Stun
unp 3uder in cine nerbedte Terrine 9e>
tbanL ldBt man IL Stunben febenStebt
bierauf faltes @aier 3u, unb tbut bic
MuSfatnue unb bic Mi9 ftebenp GUT
aanaer Mafe. Die Mi@ muB gut
9eribrt tperben, bannit fe ni9t 3uiam<
nnenlduft. Na9 elmer 6tunbe palilrt
man es rpie @eles bur9 cine @erotette
unp bas @etrdrf fant erptrt perben.
Gtnfa@es Mttte1 su rg er<
tiIeuns Der @ut
9ebrannter Sips miro at 9lei9en Sbetz
len NIT trpdenem @ei;enmebl 9enti@t
uno NIT Mni65l parfamirt. Da6 ST.
mild bepabrt man 1T trpdenen Ble9<
budien auf. Sn ber Ndbe Der Srte>
at, penen man es ausle9t miro Elm &C.
fdBl init @aner bfn9eiebt. Die Staten
freien te9tert9 cas @ypssemti9 une
na@ benz Sauten erseu9t ft@ in ibrem
Masen Elm @ypsfu9en, ber ni&t per<
paut miro unp an Dem fte ferben.
Die &artpffeltdfer.-Ma n
bdlt rieie seroerblt6en SPHERE baoura
am beiten BON ben &artofeln al, baB
man mad benz pfan3en bas &artcfelz
LAMB 6 bis 8 3oI nit Strpb beceGt -
Elm Gerfabren, bas - pte IS ldeint -
in jeoer 5iniidt als swedmdbi9 uno am
fderfen 9e9en Geblernten f@ibenr> f9
GUT a~uSemeinen Mnpenpun9 empfeblt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-31
Ser Mcfer= 1r1b 6etreibeba11
ser Oeuticben.
[Gpn alter :3sit bis gnoe bes IS. Sabrbuncerts.
Son 6. y. 8ibra.
M6mer5eit.
(JprtjebungC

Inter einem ettra brei SUP bpben, wpbl
turh bic 3ett nteberer sepprpeneu Grbbu9el,
ppn etpa 3etn @dritten Indifferent Dur6<
meler, fanben lih in ctrent nit rpben Stetn>
platter beoedtenS teinfran3e stelfa6e Sprfer>
serdtbihaften, rptbe uno fhnar5e,
limmtlih nt9t auf Der Sdeibe 9ebrebt,
unp Don iebr perl6tebener @rSee, sebenfelte
1ppfe gum Beiipisl Don faum bret 3p1en, Bis
;u Rahen Shu0eln Don mebreren Sup int
OurhmeTer, pann cine Spinbelwirtel ppn et>
ma ctn 3oa @rDbe, opn fdwar3em Stpn, TO-
mild, ihwaa sebrunnt unp entpeber auf Der
S4eite sebrebt, pper purh irsenb etnen re-
selnibtsen Mpbel berseteat. Sn ben seben>
felten 9ppfen farp ii4 u1ter elmer GrpiAi6te
tteitmetie 8nphenaihe, bann eine mebrfarbt<
&c Olasperle, cine trefFt6 erba1tene SAnaae
II Brpn;e unp Elm. wabriAetnli4 gu etaem
@etrsebdnse sebpriser pfener Srrnse, Sting.
Die @lasperle 1T pfenbar rpmiiA, bic betben
Srcn;e>@eeentdnbe inb iebr pabrldeinli@
be0elten lriprunss, bic Sppferserdtbihaften
chen 10 mabriheinlid beutideArbett, no aber
cine bret Sub lanse, fart 9erpfete S6mert>
fringe YpnGiien binsebDrt, mage t4 niht an
;uteute11, unb chen 10 n1ebrere tppbl erbaltene
3ll19he1 rpn grpn;e 9eauu ppu oerlelben
Scrnl ME 0eipr Elm lplAes vpn Giien abse>
bi1bet BAT, unb relhe ii4 nebep ben pben er>
wdbnten Srpn;e9esenitdnpen 1T ben SDpfen
%bcfanpen, aber itlrfer pr9birt, ais jene. gu
verldiis itrb ale bieie @esenitdnre sleih;et>
tis sur Grps beftattet pprben, unb eberi 10 bic
1T etnent fleinen rptben Sppfe befnolthen
@ei;enfDrner, unb eine @erbinbun9 bes Be-
ftattenben gplfes nit ben&Dntern 1T unllus>
Bur. 81 aber bic Grrthtuns jenes Grabba<
gels, unb mttbin Der seilnpe @et;en aus ppr>
hriflider :3ett pber aus jener Der &bmerfrte>
sc terriitrt, mage th s%prldufis 1idt Su ent>
iheiben. '-.".
Gin She'll Der tpidtisen Oetreibe< Tunpe,
melde 1T Ben Yfablbauten semaht wprpen
iinp, n1p9en ater wpbl nit siemlider @iAer~
belt IN cine rtel dltere unp in etne 3ett ;u per>
iesen letn, peren fein rpmiiher Shriftfeler
crrdtnt. Sn ben Sdmst;erieen wurpen, ;u>
9leih nit dnrern aus Der Stetnsett terrub>
renben We9entlnoer, sefunben Der fleine
9fablbauweiien (Tridicum vulgare antique
rum, cine @eiseniprte, pelAe frlber baufs
a%19et1ut purpe unp, pte es iheint, iebr be-
liett mar, sesenmartis ater Yerlawunben 1T.
iSeltener ipurbe sefunpen Der asgptiiae @si>
sen CTR. Turgidam uno ebenfaas nidt bdu~
fla Der Gunner (Tr. dicoccum) unp bas Gin<
fprn (Tr. monscoccum pann bic bidte, ieds>
seilise @arle (Hordeum hexastichum dem
sum, bic fleine, feds5eilise @erte III. hex.
sanctum), bic &%iipenbirie (Panicum milace>
UNI unp bic &plbenbirie (setaria i~talica.)
[Jurtiesuns fplst.].
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[JcrtieBuns fplst,]

- Mit ben @prtern 0enie (S6bpfsr=
aetjt) unb Sristnal 0eltttlnoi9es llrz
bilp) treitt bic Gitelfeit rerGrcsebprenen riel
llnfu9. Mnperen Menihen Elm Gprbilp fann
Iteier unp Sener fem, tpen,t ibnen pas 9Ott<
li4e @eien in d6terBetie Gprbilp mar; aber
MUIR Der Gin3i9e, Grbabene, Der Shppfer oes
NQs, Der aImd6ti9e uni INSTRUMENTATION iber
allies Griidtbare 1T Original - 1T ielbfhtln<
big 1hopfer9eitises llrbtlb.
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@t1iuS 8rptb. II. Dunbar.
StpauL Mtnne{pta.
QDir lbernebmen bie Befureuna aaer suna Bautfo6e o..
sSrtsen @ef@dfte, uns 3par sursusspete:
1. Mnnabme BON Deppften.
@eleer. nel&s bet us tepunirt persen. fsben i~eserseit
obne ~sorberiee 3~anbisane, 3ur gerfasune Der Depunnentsn!
Sur auf cine teaimmte 3eft bet uns nteSerselests @elser
seTsatea air s sGt. Snterefen.
.r.. 2. 0elp<@ e9iel.
@slt. SLIDER uns frsrnse Man,en taufen unt ~strtaufen
mir tets gum 9ases-Guurfe.
3. Mnfauf unb @erfauf BON We61eln.
gon suten Banquiers> 8irmen ~ausseaeute gDedfel tSnneu
BEL u1ts ttets gum %eurranten Gcurfe In @elb un1aepontelt
weroeu. gDtr sertaufen QDe9iel auf Stem gorf, st. Qpuis,
s Ss9sea gta afsssa'!s s :; i s + ts's sss f stf e Sa Sss', ass 'ta}:
firen MIR u. u. auf tolssnte pldse Gurpsas:
Mu9sbur9 Tranff urt d. 81.
Bafel 8erltn>
Bremen, Ga6eL
@pblen;, G1ln>
2eip3ig Mannbeim,
Mln9en, Nurnberq,
@trabburs> Stuttgart,
Trter. @ienl
5embur9> 2pnpon> &c.
4. Gin3tebun9 BON @elcern.
gStr befereen bas Gplectiren BON Mpten unb
@@ulei9etnen aQer Nrt, Grbl&aften u. {. ~. tn
alen Ibetlen Gurcpa'S unb Der Ser. @taaten.
Da3u erforberli9e papiere, ais GpQmadten.
ger3i9tleitungs -ltrtunben, TpbtenIbeine ,c. fer
ti9ea mir felbit unite: @arantiruna Der &edt-
s~plltt9tett an unb ~beipreen bic conf ulari19e ST.
slaubtsung berelben.
Den @%e9entpertb. aQer III europa
bur9 un6 cpllecttrten pcer BEL uniern
bprttgen @orreippnoenten fir unl ere
Nednun9 etn9ebenpen @elce ;ablen
mir bier in 0plb ars.
5. Nerfauf BON paha9ezS 9einen
Sar u%sberfatrt pom Bremen, 9anburs unb liverpool mad
Nerzycrt per Seeelidiff pber D%anpfbppt, fpnte TabrbiQets
sur Reiie BON Stem sgprt Bis ct. paul au ben n%iebriofen
preiien. ''
6. 8e3ablun9 BON Garen
II jeben 3tsile bes etaates. Nntauf unb gertauf BON
Srunseisentbura sesen %GummtiFrn &c. &c.
Z. 8eretnt9te Staaten Bombs
ieeer Art, aIs 5-2Oer, 1O-4Oer unb 7-3Oer taufen unb Ser
taufen mir gum 9aeessGpurie.
0ebr1Ser miuius s Dunbar.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

hC1957 COLD WEATHER DOES NOT CHAP
- or rougt en- the skin after using WRfG HTS
ALCONA rgD GLYAltIN TABLET o F5OLIDI FLED
81 GERM. It's daily use makes the skin deli.
cately soft and heauttu IL Is delightfully."- ragr ant
transparent and incomp able oilet soap. For
sale by all DRuggsts r ~ q. A WRIGHT,
24s No. Ga CHE5NUp Streat,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

eAy~ BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
tae only true nnd perfect Bye; harmless reliable,
iinstnntaneous; ne disappointment no ridiculous
n remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; lnvgoretes
enu leaves the Hair soft and beautiful black or 6roC,
SOLO by All Druggists and Pexfumers; and properly
sppled at Bntchelor's Wigs Factory, No. 18 10 ND
street. New York 497mwfI
nISYs ONE POUND OF ELASTIC SPONGE
- Will 20 as far aud a half pound
OF Curled hair The latter after short becomes
matted and hard, while the former always retains
ts elasticity and can be used again after having been
in use for years. 50 mwis
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21
SKATING AND SKATES.

A LIMITED AMOUNT OF STOCK FOR SALE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-12
BROOKLYN NTELLIGENCE.

FRUSTRATED BY THE HEAT.-A Swede named
Peter Thavelin Frustrated by the heat yesterday
afternoon in grocery store at the corner OF Third
avenue and Nineteenth street. He had been work.
ing on Fourth avenue. His recovery is considered
doubtful.
DRowNED.-A boy named James H. Pugh, who
resided at 40 Front street. fell from the dock opp0
site the Empire Stores yesterday afternoon and was
drowned. His body was recovered shortly after the
occurrence
MASONIC CoNsECRATroH.-Th Masonic Board OF
Relief Of Williamsburg viii this afternoon consecrate
their plots In Cypress Hills Cemetery, and prepare.
lions OF an extensive character have been made for
the purpose of rendering the occasion memorable to
the fraternity.
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF NOTORIOUS JAZZ
BREAKER.-Patrick WEIGH, notorious jail breaker
attempted to escape yesterday afternoon while on
his way to the Raymond street jail. About year
since he escaped from the Kings County Penitentiary
by crawling through q sewer pipe distance OF four
hundred feet and since that time ne has succeeded
In Keeping out OF the sight Of the police He has az
alleged, committed several burglaries recently and
was committed to jail for this crime yesterday He
slipped the handouts of In the prison wagon and
when the door was opened at the Jail he Jumped out
and ran for several blocks at the top of his speed
He was finally overtaken by the driver of the WAGON
and policeman and lodged In jail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-12

The Minister OF Finance-HIis Policy and
Opponents-Catoism In the Treasary-The
Budget Dencit and New Taxcs-Will u
state Economy Follow s-Place Hunting
and the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Recon.
struction-Harvest Prospects-Ths Brisands'
Huut-Crime In the Romasua- Diplomacy
with Prussia-The National Railroads
FLORENCE June n. 1868.
the umid aphorism that "'Tis not In mortals to
command success evidently finds no favor with the
man who so firmly holds young Itay,s nurse strrhs.
Count Cambray Digny prefers the holder advice prof
fered ~ an Italian poet to seize the golden lock
adjoining the treacherously smooth brow Of Fortune
and thps make the tickle Jade subservient to the
power Of WIN. The novus homo whose best friends
oompassionately shrugged their shoulders when he
presumed 70 aspire to the Ministry OF Finance and
whose political advonaries rrefutatay demonstrated
~ sppotntneak 70 % - ostrsss apoa oonnea