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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-14

Cough Cure. No Pay. -fonsssr's Ju-
xiFKa TAI Is warranted 10 cure Cough Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases, or the
price positively refunded. InstantApeous re-
lief produced. Tryh. Ifnot satisfied. return
tbs empty bottles and ret your money back.
d. y. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Aren't.
Price. 80 cents. Net cant BY mall. s2-t =
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Special Notices.

Bride and Bridegroom. Essays for Young
Men on the interesting relation Of Bridegroom
TO Bridsin tho Institution Of Marriaxs-A Guide
to matrimonial felicity. and true happiness.
Sent BY mail Ia scaled letter envelopes free Of
charge. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box p. phlladelphia. Pa. 1O-e5
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JAS. ANDERSON.

n EQUIPMENTS, T0MBs. HEAD AND
vi Foot Stones, Mantels, Vases, Counter and
able Tons. furniture Slabs, etc.. etc., Of the
best Italian and American Marble az n orth.
ern prices. All kinds Of Building Stone sold at
the Yard cheap. s1-ll1
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LOST.
Wants.

-~~~~'~-~---~~~~~->>~--~~~~~--~-
WANTED "A GOOD, WHITE COOK.
w None need apply without good, written
recommendations from responsible parties.
Apply at Ne. IS Mulberry strest. "a
WANTED.--A FEW GOOD AGENTS CAN
W have constant employment at q business
that will pay. from FIVE to fifteen dollars per
day. Call and see ples iol Mar street, Sec
ond tcor. roo-a No. 4. es-t
4 NOOK. WANTED.--I WISH TO HIRE 4
~ good Cook and house servant, white OF col
ored. A. j. WHITE,
ST No. 24 Front street.
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C0R SALk-HOUSE AND LOT ON WEB
Ii ftei street. near Desoto. two squares from
fernando street railroad; good neighborhood.
ALI SPA NGT.Ep
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SAVINGS Bank and Humboldt Rolling
Mill were Introduced In the House.
Tho following ia the communication OF
Controller Blackburn above referred 70;
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DIR. sCHENCk's MANDRAKE
PILLS, SUBSTITUTE FOR
CALOMEL.

These Pills are composed of various roo
having the power to relax the secretionus
the liver as promptly and effectual as
pill OF mercury, and without producing
of those disagreeable or dangerous eff
hich often follow the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills NAV r,
used with confidence, as they promote III.
discharge of ~yitiated bic, and remove thos,
Instructions from the liver and hillary ducts
which are the cause of bilious affections in
general. -e a1
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cir,
Sick Headache, and all other disorders O..
the Liver, indie tel by sallow skin, coated
tongue. costiveness, drovsiness, and a gener
al feeling of WEAKNESS and Iassitude. show.
ing that the live is in a torpid or INSTRUCTED
condition.
In short, these Pills may be used WITH cd
vantage in all cases when a purgative or al
~terative Medicine is required.
Please ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills." aud observe that the two likenesses OF
The Doctor ate on the Government stamp
one when in the last stage of Consumption
and the other in his p, esent health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price
% cents per box. Principal Office, No 10
North eth Stree,, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes
and Co., 81 Park Row. New York s s Hance
10S Baltimore ST, Baltimore, Nd, John D
Park, N Z COR of Fourth and st, Cincinnati;
Walker and Taylor. 124 and-136 Wabash ave.
Cbics GO, Ill. ; Collins Brothers, southwts
corner of Second and Nine SITS, st Louis, Mo
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and I conclude it Is better to suffer
wrong than have a dificuiuy with a
near neighbor, ana SO Tor the sake OF
peace, we submit to this wear and tear
of sont and body. When the same
person borrows -four, for the best artl
Gle a poor one is returned. Eggs,
matches, ia DRAWN O. tea" are never
returned.
1 might increase to great length a
record of these examples, but my OBJ
Hject is only TO illustrate the position
taken, that the habitual borrower S
code is a lax one. This may be par
TALLY accounted for by the fact that
the independent, self reliant portion OF
the community seldom borrow, and the
practice is mostly lett to people of the
opposite kind The inscriptions bor-
rover usually belongs to one oil two
classes: Thu easy, shiitlcss slugsard,
rtho greedy, grasping victim OF ava
rice The first borrows with a dim e.
pcctation of paying sometinr andathe
hope that he may be able to do so, thr
lothcr borrows with a full design never
o make an honest return il he can
avoid tit shall be clear gain, il he
can make it so Boihenre kDaves. and
unreliable in all matters of truth. q
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dence in another country. torswear his
previous allegiance, and be adpited in.
to all the civil aud political rights OF
his new heme-that American citizens
by adoption aud ADMINISTRATION Vareoen-.
titled TO all the rights as between us
and TOR ign powers which can be
claimed by our native bora c%itizeas,
and it is the duty of the Federal Gov
eminent to protect and maintain them
by every means in its power. aeiyas
Reso7eed, That the people will sus
tain Andrew Johnson, President OF
the Uni'ed States, in his struggle with
CoDeressioRal usurpation, and that we
pledge the Democracy. of Ohio TO sup
port him in all Constitutional measures
TO relieve the white people Of the South
from the negro government now being
imposed upon them. 20 10. @ai ~
Rcso7octb That the fortitude and
gallantry of our, soldiers in the recent
civil war, in defense of the Union, en-,
title them to The gratitude Of the eoun-
try, and they Should ever be remeu,
bered by It in its bounties. za75d a.
ResoKred, That the Democracy ofthe
country have neither the purpose mol
Elesire t, re establish, slavery, nor t.
assume any portion of the debts of the
| States lately in rebellion. sCi4A
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These Examinations will Mt
o'clock a. VI, and close at 4 p. NJ.
No applicant will he admifte | after eleven
O'Clock A. Al. Written testimonials of good
moral character, signed by at Least two re-
sponsihle persons will be required, which
testimonials viii be kept on ile .1qNorcertif-
cate can be ante dated, and, fhe School Law
prohibits Town Zip Clerks from riyiha orders
10 teachers for ray, unless they have certif-
Gates embracing the whole term of service
The School Law requires teachers 70. UNDER
stand The following hranche s, and be able 10
impair instruct. on in them all: Reading.
writing, Orthography, Arithm etic, English
Grammar and Geography. A failure in one.
is a failure in all and those not having q fair
knowledge of each and every one ofthe above
branches need not apply for d certificate
Particular attention will be paid TO Ortnoe.
raphy anC those not having studied it will
be pre- mpiiy rejected. No private examina-
hon will be he'd, n d no application ssby
letter wilbhe ansyercdA Only four grades
OF certif cafes i'll be Issued viz: for 6
months, II Dihs, Is ard "a me nths.
A certificate ioG monihssis a trial certi6-.
cate and will rot be issued the secon time 10
the same applicant. Those having certificates
for SIX months must be able to procure GER
~tificates for ~ months or none. school Di-
r~eotors are requested tosfufnishf d reports Of
the success OF teachers. as they viii aid us
mat erially IN granting certificates only TO
those WIN aTe S"cceSS1ul. 1nOSo expecting
to teach the higher branches will be examin-
ed accordingly. The standard of Ashland
County Teachers must be advanced and APP
plicants will bear this in mind. There win
be no Adjournment AFT er Examinations COM
mence until they close. A fee of SO cents is
required as a condition of Examination, and
must be paidin advance.
By order of the Board.
R. NJ. Ca MPBELL, Clerk.
Feb 10, 1s67-1y35.
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Manhoo Cd: How Lost, How z
s stoed

"a Just published, q new edition of DR..
NJ Culssrwells Celebrated Essay on the
Il Radical cure without medicine) OF
81 ermai orhoes, or Seminal Losses, Impoten-
y, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impe-
diments to Marriage, etc. also Consumption,
Enilensx- and Fits. induced by selfindul-
gence
BEr Price, in sealed envelope, only 6 OTIS.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
yers' successful practice, ia 1.-THE alarming
c~osequences of self abuse h may' eradicly
cued without the dangerous use of interna
medicin or the applica ton of the knife
pointing out a mode of cure at once simple,
certain, and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no manner what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately,
and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands OF
) outh and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope. 10
my address, postpaid, on receipt of 6 c 8
or two post STAINS. Also DR.. Culv,rwaSs
Marriage Gud!!s" price % cents, Add
the publisher
CHAS. JIG. KLINE co.
% Bowery, N. T., P. O.. bex 1856.
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The borrowing Nuisance.

The North western FaTnler discusses
good sense in what follows:
My neighboE wanted to- borrow a
shovel : would return it in the evening
Eve came, but no shovel. The next
evening it was quietly returned to its
accustomed book in the wood, house,
the blade covered oyer one half its sur
face with dry mortar. I prile myself
on my clean and bright sh0vels and
hoes. Half an hours work wi h an old
knife Blade, and The use Of . sheet of
sand paper, restored it. a,i.4
Another time he was ,buileing a pig
pen. The posts were to Lug, and
they were very hard, and hisrSaw very
dull. or course he borroacd mine,
and he sawed off a. nail With it the
posts had been used before He sent
his little boy to return the, saw with
the message :@Pa would "a srnfit and
got it fled, but he. knowed you allus
fled your own saw, and il wouldn't
take but a few minutes TO sharp it
again"
Another lneigkbor Hborrows" the
privilege ofsgettins water ~ my well.
The well is deep and WI draw with a
.WiHdiass. It is hard for my wife to
draw UP a bucketful, for SIC is feeble,
and to relieve her / usually fill the
bucket before going away 10 my bust
ness.nsAs the we'll is in an out kitch-
en-, II leave the filed bucket hanging
in the-curb. My neighbor sneaks in,
entities, the bucket, and is mean enough
to go-awa5 without re6lIing it. Wife
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Ayers SarSapariIla.

4 a concentrated extract of the choice
root, SO, combined with other substances
OF still greater Alternative Power as to afford
an effeetual antidote for diseases Sarsapariua
is reputed to cure. Such a remedy is sure
ly wanted by those pho suffer- from sStru.
nous complaints, and chat ON which Wfil ac.
accomplishments curermust prove, as this has
proved, of immense service to this large
class of our afflicted felloY-citizeDs. How
completely this eompound will do it, has
been proven by experiment on manyeof the
worst cases to be foundin the following com
plaints:-
Scroffula. Scroffulous Swellings and Sores,
Skin Diseases, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches,
Eruptions, st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Fry
sipelas, letter or Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
i sybbI ERss e yepSsIeSs} pi5:ssS.. lHI.,,
from the system by the prolonged use Of this
Sarsapa -ila, andthe patient Is iefifh com
health.
Fem Il Diseases are caused by S~erofulS
in the Flood, and are often soon curea by
this ktract of Sarsaparilla.a a.7g
D not reject this invaluable. medicine. be-
sau you have been imposed upon by some.
thi e pretending TO be- SaFsaparAia, while IL
you have used Ayer's-then
and not till then. will you know the riRtues
of Sarsaparilla. For minute, particulars of
the diseases it cures, we refer you to Ayers
Almanac, which the agent below
willfufnish gratis 10 all who ealffor 1t.
Q Ayers Cathartic Pills, for tkeSeureEofC Cos
tiveness. Jaundice, Dyspep na. Indigestion.
Dysen.ery. Foul Stomach. Headache, Piles
Rheumatism, Heartburn arising from Diaer-
dered Stomach, Pain or Moe5id5 lhaetion of
the Bowels. Flatuleney. cKoss ofZAppsfite,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Worms, Cont Eeu-
and as o Dinner Pill, are u~dequalled.
~Fhey are stIger@ eoated,,-s0-fha-fh 8-9 ost
can take hem with pleasure, and
IRE the hest a perient In tho world for ALI
he dnrposes of a family physic
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handles are round, it is beat to fatteu
hen, a iittie, sqihat the brush 10 paint
ine, wiltswe9 eb4wdE sides, only. a
painter can usually paint better with a
brush of an oya! form, than with D
round one..>LA
When sdeeiiuesb brushes. see that the
handles are not loose, aud that the hair
does rot come out Brushes are liable
to burst loose from the binding when
when they are bound with cord, unl,ss
The cord is we'll painted. therefore
whether they arc bound with cord or
wire, they should have two good coats
of paint applied to tie binding before
they are used
Before using paint brushes, they
should be placed with chs hair end up
aud some good ,arnish poured down
a~yaiost ths burt cod Of the handle.
which will spr, ad among the hair, and
become SC hard in a few days, 6hat lhr
hair and handle will be so firmly united
as to preTentihe bursting of the brrsh
or shedding OF hair. BY turning a few
spoonsfuk7 of good varnish into ia
~ghifewash- brush, and aby giving the
feather band aagood cling, its>durabi!-
EIty will be increased sometimes more
than ono bof-M Y. TIincs5t0 =
IaTANGLE WoaMs IL WELLs.-Many
families find their wells badly aft cted
without tracing the difficulty TO the
light aus AS soon as the soil be-
comes tttie3dry, angle worms descend
% q considerable depth in search Of
moisture They will descend-till they
reach the Lard pan or gravel the
soil.-Attracted}by Tho kmoistaret they
will frequently drop into wells and rem.
der them very offensive We had
we'll 10 ahis condition. and the remed,
was a v,ry simple one We had
dtrench dug around the welInext to tn
stone work, about three feet inside ant
down to the pan. We filed this will
Sra~ettaken from the bottom of anoth
Ter well. ALLOW noTtop soil on the TOT
or this gravel and the work is COM
plete. They will not dig pure sand o
Fgravel.-Naine Fdrn,sr. ;
sS We have q remedy still more simple
han the above! DCatch a few fish from
Edtc creek and put them into the wei
and all the angle worms will disappear
as soon as they strike the water. [
| The fish cannotbe caught With a net, 1
pin hook should be used to pr, vent Sc
rionsly youndingsthem.n
BuGs ON yINEs.-To prevent bug
from eating and destroying Cucumber
Pumpkin and melon vines, sprinkle
small quantity of the flower of sulphAI
over the vines in the morning while
the dew is on. No bug wiD renair
where sulphur is sprinkled.-Try i.
ScRATcHEs IN q oRsEsTTake white
pine pitch rosin, beeswax and honey
one ez eachy fresh lard one half pound
melt well together over a-slo~ fire sti'
till quite thick, SO that the ma.
not settle and separate. This ais
makes an excellent application for har
ness gals, cuts and sores of all kinds OIL
horses AMI cattle.
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Importer and Grover Of
Flower and Vegetable Seeds,
81 ROCHESTER,. EW YORK.
Eck's Illustrated Catalogue g


FTck's Illustrated Catalogue
OF
SEEDS AND FLORAL GUIDE FOR lscs
Is now published and ready 10 send out, Ii
makes a work of about one hundred large
pages, containing full descriptions of the
Choicest Flowers and Vegetables
Grown,
with plain ctions for Sowing Seed, Cul
lure SO. beautifully illustrated, with
more than one hundred fine wood engravings
of Flowers and Vegetables, and a
Beautiful Colored P'iofe of FOners,
Well printed. on The finest paper, and one Of
the most beautiful as we'll as the most in
stu uciice works of the n Unpublished
Bg- Sent to all who apply. by mail, for
Ten Cents. which is not halt the cost.
Adore ss, JAMES WICK,
Rochester, N. y.
3m8a. .g qr..
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aNr. Ce1Gax,s Record.

3 According to the St. Joseph indiana,
Register, the home organ of the Rad
ical candidate for the Vice Presidency,
SCHUYLER CoIFAx was born in New
York city March %, and finished his
education at the high school in Crosby
streef, in 1888, when, according to the
figures, he was ten years old. Not
doubling that his education was very
though and complet at that early period
CT life, he must have been a %precocious
youth, ard reached the full maturity
Of manhood at a time when boys of less
brilliant parts are prone to Indulge in
marbles and kite flying. Aud. judging
from what is known of his history, il is
by no means a forced inference that,
like other youths whose faculties be-
came pr%ematurely developed, his mind
has remained pretty Euch as it was in
1888, fer no one will have the. hardi-
hood to accuse him of having been in
Auenced by either enlarged ideas or
patriotic impulses. He clerked IN a Dry
goods store in New York three; studied
law with. Judge Sample, of South Bend
two years; and when % years of age
established 1.-The Register. We eheaI
but little of him from that time until
hs was nominated by the Wing party
for Congress in 1851, and was beaten
by two hundred and thirty eight ma
lority. Being a persistent Office seeker
he was in1lS54o elected to Congress
wkere he has remained ever since. On
the 2Ist of June, 1856, be delivered
his celebrated speech on the bogus laws
of Kansas, seven hundred Thousand
copies of which were printed and dis
,ributed during the Presidential camp
align in 1856, and which, like
- "Fire-lock aimed at duck or plover
Recoiled, and knocked its owner over"
contribut ng essentially to the success of
the opposing party, and the election of
Mr.. BUCHANAN. But We regret that
the necessity is laid upon us, TO supply
an entirtly unintentional omission, by
the b~iographer of Mr.. CoLFAx, of the
fact, that, during the hey-day Of Know
Nothinsism, he was among the fore
Dostrin prescribing foreigners, and
placing every possible obstacle in the
way, to ezcl1de themfrodn the beoe6is
Of American citizenship. As the re is no
immediate danger that Mr.. CoLFAx
will be crushed by the greatness which
his friends seem determined to force up
on him, We can afordito wait for fur
Their deyelopmcntss~P hRa Dealer -
-r~V~-r.sr 80 a. rH..".
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NO CURE-ALL.

But if you want a medicine that " cure
Chronic (not infamatory) RI lltism,
Mumps, Sore Throat, Swellings, Oh Sores,
Bruises. Toothachc, Headache, Insect Stings,
Pains in the B ack and Chest, also, internally
Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Collie Groups and
Vomiting, you have 1t in DR.. Tobias Won
derful Venetian Linament. 1t never fails
when used according to directions. Every
drop of it is put up by Dr.. Tobias himself,
and he has done so for nineteen years His
medici- C is known throughout the world
The best physicians recommend it. Thou
SANDS of certificates can be seen at the de-
pos, sc Cortlanpt Street. Nm family having
children, should be without in the case CT
group. Thousands of children ore saved by
it annually, Use it when first taken accord
ing to the directions, and you will never los
a child, Ladies will find it valv able iu era
dicatirg pimples and blotches. Only so cts
and ST per bottle. Sold by tn druggists
through out the United States and Eur ope
Depot, Sc Cortlandt Street, New York.
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TO N TIvES.

The advertiser. having been restored to
health in q few weeks by a very simple RENE
dy, after having suffered for several years
with a severe lung affection, End that dread
disease Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure. To all who desire it, he will send a
copy of the prescription used free of charge)
with the directions for preparing and using
the same which they will find a Sure Cure
for Cons lmption, Asthma, Brochitis, Coughs,
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the Pr Prescription is to benefi the afflicted and
spread information which he conceives to be
invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as will cost him nothing
end may prove a blessing. Rarties wishing
the Prescription, FREE by return mail, will
please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
ly47 Winiamsport, Kings Co New York
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Youngstown, New Castle aud Erie Ex-
press leaves Youn gstown, 2,3Opm; New
Castle, 4,0Opm ;~arrives Pittsburgh, 6,OOpm.
Returning, caves Pittsburgh 7,l5am /; ar
rives New Castle, 9,40am Youngstown,
10,4jam.
Youngstown, New Castle and Pittsburgh
Accommodation leaves Youngstown, 600
am New Castle, 7,1Cam arrives Allegheny
10.
4,35pm. arrives New Castle, 7,05pm Youngs
town. 7,5Op.m.
F. R. MYERS,
General Tick et Agent.
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81 ACRES

70. 20 O 500
of excellent black soil land, rs acres Of
which is in timber, the balance cleared
and under good fence; a good orchard
of fruit and a good sugar orchard of
800 trees. Also a good bank barn
40x70 feet, with well-i in barn yard =
The dwelling house is frame and in
good condition, with never failing well
of water at the door, spring house, and
never failing running spring water
through the farm This is one of the
best pieces of land in NJ Montgomery
township. Any person desiring a
good farm, will do we'll to call and see
this one. Enquire-on the premises of
oil 81 B. nOUCK,
II, Or of Michael Miller, Miller House,
Ashland. -i3d ttld dat ati5S
For further particulars inquire of
j. D.Joncs. 81
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

Stations Exp'ss Exp'ss Erp'ss LE1p'ss
Chicago 8,2Oam5 9,20pm 5.S5pm 4,50am
Valparaiso 9,59am II ,96pm I. 10pm 6,67am
Plymouth 11,25am 1a,37am 9,OOpm 9,1Oam
Warsaw 12,21pm Iya2am 9.5Opm lo.20am
Columbia l,00pm 2, liam lO,30pm II, loan
Fit. Wayne 2 ;00pm 3 ,1Nam II ,l5pm IL, 20pm
Van Vert 3,02pm 4.30am IL. l5am 2,Ospm
Lima 4,00pm 5 ,35am 1.15am 3,19pm-
Forest 5,09pm 6.5Gam 2,lsam 4,43rm
U Sand ky 5,3Spm 7.1sam 2,42am 5,l4pm
Bucyrus 6,O9pm s,01nm 3,I6am 5,57pm
CT est A I. 34pm S,3oam 3,40am 6 .30pm
line ID 6,55pm 9,10am S,55am 5,3Oam
Mansfield 7,23pm 9,37am Adam 6, loan
Wooster 8,53pm 11,00am 5,5Oam 8. loan
Orrvilie O,lSpm II, Pam 6,l5am S,4lam
Massillon 9.50pm 11.57am 6.47am 9.2Oam
Canton l0,06pm 12,13rm 7,30am 9,40am
Alliance 10, 50pm I2,55pm S,O5am 10, s0am
Salem 1l,20am 1,25pm S.32am 1l.25am
Rochester l,05am 3,02pm 10 O5am 1g55pm
Pitts. gh 2,10am 4,10pm lilo am 4,20pm