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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION,
stearuS, Republican, for Governor,
Elcrtcn hE a nt., Il IL m Il dnEtfY:


Elected By a small majority:
CQEookp. y. Il, March S.-The p!e2saus Weat1-
Ct And Act1re cznyAss drew out large sote II the
State election 10 d1y. Four candida .ea were IN
the neld Tor Govcraor-Dnslow Ste4rnf, Rep17l-
cap, and the present incumbent; John Bedel
Dsnucf1t; Sam. Flint. Lso1r Reform L. O. Bar
Eows. Tempesaaco- For Rsllroaa commisstonsrs,
ChAA 2. Gsge, Michael L. Dononoe,
George Roberts, aod II. D. Pierce. Returns
up 10 o'ccck are from lis towua, which, chow /
Republican !ntp OF ccsrEy 1870. S earns Is PROT.
Ao!, elected, but n!s majority will not exceed 500.
Tae result II looked upon as doubtful About haI
the State u heard rIoO, AID over b " the Fote.
The re<ult IN sone of the principal toEua u:
Ante's'-SteA'Es, 1874: Be:e!, ~; Flint, 95:
Bat1oxe, =, Lsss year, s.easns ls5; Bedel 1oo.
yta1, ekearns 1,'o3: Bedel, l.s1s.
Doetr-Sr+xrrf, 1,0ss: Btdet 9@: Flint, e33
Ba,rnxs,1. Las: Jeat, Stearns s3t: Bedal, 49,
Coz corn-S.esxns. Ls4s; Bedei, Is; Fiat,
bsp; Bsr1oNs, II. Last 3eaE-S:eAtIs, 1.3o4; De-
Pons routn-s:ea11A 1,167; Bedsl, .1s: Flint,
Q: BarroWe, 3 Last 1eaS-SIeatEs. 1,1ia; Decel,
SO.
CoxenEr, March s. 1o:sn =. u.-Retnrns are IT.
ceisen i1ota 1&7 toHrf, over two-,hird1 OF the
state: s.earrs, 9s,aA: Bed.i, 1881: Fl:ut 81
Hsrrosf. sS1, SitafC1' lG&t TrO.u AT yeM AS
s,.s1 S;car1s u prooaa1J eecstd By 1,coo 10 200
TIE Legislature to Republican, With nstous,
reduced frou last year.
, 1870-03-09
MISSOURI.


differentiation OF Wiue-InSeFe4t.
LEE Astronomical Observations.
81. Lou1R, March Slight hundred boxes aud
ten caaks OF claret wine TON Bordeaux, cqu-
t7edto E. A. Dsrcon i Co., Of thts city, wc1a
4s.x.d Yess* tday. for 40 sieKed aite1 TO Grade
paying the duty. By undexvatuAt.op Of tue W1Ge.
in ptp9ress It WasatnRt:n Unl1erutJ hare Tor
some Tins past Win sexto eetetu1ine The
precise ReeRIapn.cil position q $: Lo3ts, a3d
southern limit Of tAh totalltJ Of tne eclipse laal
Ap1u1,. pear Altop, Illinois, From these dl1a 1t
n moon. Tne observations for latitude have beeu
copcipdtd ~ hr. T1tmao, Of the United S.Asea
Co41t Surrey. In the ionz!tude, ooterva11oas
hsck, civil eng1nc :. Of tats city and are pro
4Iek6oG.
, 1870-03-09
QUIN GY.

Trial OF Go1yenn. the Alleged 1ur-
dcrEr OF Rogers.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, Ill, March s.
Go'Jeau, the alleged Rogers murderer, who. By
charge Of venue, went to Brown County tos
tt1sl. Has tatep yesterday. to NJ S'c1llng Nnele
bis it1Al commences Tomorrow. Tho murder VIZ
ont Of tbs most foul and dAnnab.e dccda ever
ptfEetr1ted In shl4 county. and the teaols o. sne
ts'Al VIII ee watched fot Win unusual Interest,"
, 1870-03-09
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
Organization Of the Friends
of Order in Paris.
another Remarkable Speech from
NJ. olivier.
Rrmors and 0opjectures Regard
ing the Goumenioal
Council.
Cotton Failures Reported in
Liverpool.


Great Britain.
PARLIAMENT,
Lcxpox. March SID the House Of Commo1s,
Tonight, the debate on the Hith Land bill COZ
unued. Mcguire, member for Cork, attacked the
MeAsure declaring 1t fell Ahort OF the exalted ex-
pectat!ons Of the Irish people. Leases should be
protected and nsde trausteiaole Politically, the
Irish teuantry were dangerous: per4oua.iy, they
were msdela Of Ytrsue. He adyocAtad the re-
peal OF the Law OF d1tra,nt, and concluded By ex-
pressing the opiuiou tust the bill. II uropeely
amt ndcd, would psoye benefit to the couatry,
6. #. Hunt Iuerher for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r..
toiced II the coed temper shown in she 6fs.uz.
hop, and commented 1t length on the rroya1ous
Of the blli spproyirg some, aud censQrtnR others,
He thought the deiecu might be remed1sd II
otmmi:ree-
Tho 0Donnghus thought that the tax un.
dettaksn wsa realty 4 Reorganization 0. tho social
sJBtem Of Ireland. There was ono hopetel augurJ,
IN the fact That hls yoce, hitherto UNDECIDED. was
COW te4sd.
Nj. Her9, member for Oxfordahire, dIscoY.
eled aource Of endle&s litigation in the bill.
Iii. barry, IN speech full Of humor and force,
Allowed thAs the tenure sy1tem OF Eozlaud "a.
voted the tenants. while that OF lre.a-d favored
the :snd1ords This inequality Needed redress,
an opportunity which the bill ano1ded. The
Celta and Ptoteatants ned to America beartrg
1aneorous haired toward England From them
carne the possibility Of War With America He
then proceeded to te1erd the bill IN detail
After further debate the uou4e adjourned.
The aouae Of Lozds, tonight, ordered the open
college blu for Manchester to second reading.
GALES AND lie on THE ATLANTIC.
LONDON. March 6.-S11llug vessels arriving re-
port heavy eshtefH Raes III the Atlantic, and yal1
nelcA Of Ice are 1oauug soutnwhrdlJ mach earle,
than usual.
, 1870-03-09

The Female Suffrage Httl Vetoed By
Governor Au1tln4

The ECmNIe SAfEfA&6 NItt sCtoe0 pT
Governor An3t1HA
Special Dcspa.cn to The Chicago Tubune
ST. PAIL, March S.
Governor Austin has refused to approve the
FEMALE Suffrage blu, for the reason thar the
cause submitting ta,s amendment 10 The vote Of
femsies 4, well II uale1 IL unconstitutional, n
fen tit9 are not legal votcfs, and therefore in.
competent to vote upon thia or Any other ID bjecs
upt,l their d!Aapl1itJ ID removed ~ To;e OF The
male voters. TIE Governor Also oojeots to the
proposition ~ being premature As JeI there II
uttte or no evidence Of any puoi'c sen numeut
the proposed change, and It il ATTEMPTED By tni1
act to fo.ce question upon tho people aud
na1c not Hxde, and In which ;ne5 ka1e Uali.
itafed DO tptefeAk,
, 1870-03-09

Church Burned at 81. CfRtr-FAtnl
Railroad Accident
Special pcspaicn 70 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DErkoIT, Aarca s.
L St. Clair special Of today 70 the Tribune Eays:
"A lrc broke cut IN the baptist Church In this
city 1t II o'clock last ersa1nz, and destzoEe1 the
vices were held tn the church IN the evening, And
the nse caught from the a'ote."
Grand Kapida Hpeelal OF 70 daI says: "L41t
was Killed near the depot Of the Grand River TAt-
1ey Railroad, IN this c1rI. IN attempting 10 jump
from bank to the platform OF the car% Of psss-
irK train. He fell between the csl1. He wRs hor-
tlbIY mutiIated and died III 4 few m12uteA"
, 1870-03-09

.0AK6fA LAkp6-
hi. JULIAN reported \ bill to prHTeut the fur-
1aet sAie Of Pablo Mada In DAKOTA, except on-
s. nsI ms Presumption sud Homestead 1AW3 for dis
Ean9 g mineral lands and toWn tiea&, which
VA As1sodsd ~ ~ to uAke r aqpQ u n pubic
, 1870-03-09
tai r.
ME NF4LLIHlLHT QUESTION.

TIE rSFALL1H1IrTT QUESTION.
PARIS, Aarch a.-Ths religious otgnn1 have ad-
vices iron Rome which represent that The Pope,
In res?ooae to the request Of great majority Of
the Blahops, has distributed among the members
Of the council scheme proposing denuIIon OF
tho dogma Of lnfa1lioliisy, With u notice that the
suggestion of ths fathers on the s4ne viii be re-
ceived until tAe 17th inst,
Dispatches from other sources add that, In COL
sequence OF the Introduction Of this scheme, the
Ftelch Government ha4 made = dsUaand On the
Papai Court that tho Special Envoy Of France be
permitted 10 sst.st the council; also that Cardinal
lantoteil! has acknowledged thu receipt Of the
demand. art promises to answer It in few dayk,
The uitfAmontane Journal 1t Monde, states po3I.
strel5 that the Pope has required the EcnmanlcAl
Councl: 10 NJ upon a definition Of personal iutal-
ltalllty Nlth1n week.
, 1870-03-09

TEE CHICAGO WE1xL1 TRIBUNE hAs 4 lsreer snd
better circulation In the Wes than any other touruhl
lii an excellent nedinm for ad.estisinE. specials
to those ho xtAh 70 tctufc the pAronake o the pro-
durn& el.sses. a limited number q adveEtrenent.
viii he taken 1t odefate rktet bubsesiptton price of
TEE WEkEt.T TR1BrNK. q per Annun, with liberal
Eeduetton foE 4 club Of ten or more.
, 1870-03-09

YHR RKaflTaH ar 1caA NJ

rnl REMAINS Or AHsoS BCRLNdAXK.
BOSTON, March a-The following cable despatch
teen received:
Sr. PETERSBURG, Mach >.
Itaae Lfet1mort, Cambridge, Haxs..
We 60 10 PAr1f. I alone to Anet1ca with
father1 Ienains ria Sneais, leaving Hamburg
April 8. All are vel
{SgCed) EDWARD l. BCRltSGANE.
, 1870-03-09
GoNTJCNIS.

Tee Beteerucr Process Under Pressure fJ,..rats3>-
t.c thr L.hsItns Fescc IT sse Human cast-Thc Iiie
Mo'o: tllui ssatcttrhe taisiic Fnefne--Art In IN.
mnst'inf1. ~ Pi:ton tfns,rsseaAAeasn,r,
He,ton Steel Pm feonclad~d -fonE Ind Sfort ri.
!srsIi he Dc.t 81 e:eac PoEer-Patapln9A Annoy-Thc
Fntnse,'HE IN isao BEiitirs Mate.s ind Appiianees
b. Ltilc Wonter tc tiaiok h.ilw ~ t[!nstzated>
t:Iust,en l@sSs-1hs f. ii.ssa psec..-s s"mcsast H.nte
Resistance Of vetaela Tcs B.ek tors.t Hails ay-tAa
ataF9ntt:E M1n'r! hcEo3 >Postabe t"n
Iir + y. # ~ .'Eh:12n q R,ia The Gun: ot shs
Eew Water = llama sehtn- ltllustratet> al. Ia ttoA
GA-1he Fconou,cAa Pdrbeai7n # Zinc ContAning
cco,'mc.i"n e Heavy Af:i'Ee.J-7hc Cltt,a nIiakt.
lion an. See. Soses-Railw was:So:cs-OELpaacr sad
H.Fsi r'.rs-Enstnee,ins SEuctu.cn-He-v Books =
Alscrllaue,As.
TEE4s-r1b:tsted nsh!y At FITe DoiIa.s PC, 81.
nun. tiIsl> nurr rs, 70 cents
An extra rnry will bt euppeh KratA t. club #
i've aub&eribeis It 3t eAth sent in Dttanee.
q. VAN EOSrRASD, P.1h her.
= Mu.r3y4t,
, 1870-03-09

alately after tAs close OF the present sessiolof
Parliament.
Nxw YoKx. March s.-on Monday, nottcs wa
aven N the Canadian Parliament Of 4 fesou.
ton 70 Impose duties on oresdstu1s grain. aud
TIC Fnacce Minister Es{d Rec uroc,tr r-esty
Nas ELI under discuss.on 1t Washington.
, 1870-03-09
France

France.
VIOLENT LETTER FNoM R0cuKFoRT.
PARts, March 6-The HarseitIalsf tnts morning
pub!tAhea s!oent letter from Henst Roche!oft
atu otter political prisoners.
FKIKhpa or ORDER.
FARls, March s,-A meeting vas held last even-
ir2 for the purpose Of organizing q society called
asEembled. Speeches we're made and resolutions
adopted dcEoundrT the recent rto.lnk and dis
order Ii Paris.
arERCH nY ". oLIIyrEK
F1RIs, Mach s.-At q political banquet last
eight. ID. Olivier made remarkable speech. He
nfged al political parties to s:ye the Ministry
ssstAtance And advice, and not keep a!oof because
Of the e1uts that had been Or might DO committed
b3 the Ministry. He hoped the diHerea. pArtiea
Henld not be discouraged because mistakes hs1
occurred. but would continue to point out i'm
provemeott. He clofed v1.n tho prediction taae,
In spite Of the difficulties and accidents uulore.
seen, the Ministry would succeed.
4 COfEcR1rT PROCESSION SING TIE NLRsE1IIlrsE
Eight hundred conecrtpts to-day formed IN line,
ard, with Grape banner 1t their head. marched
through the streets to the publication ONCE Of La
sfa,@iElatst. and snug the Aasselllse. after which
they quietly diSpened. The police made no a..
tempt to interfere With the psocee dlnga.
Mexico.
TuH.srTCAT1oN.
HAVANA, March S.-The latest accounts from,
tic City Of Mexico state that General Garcia De.
cedens was at Iasoo, with 1000 men and twelve
c,Lnoo, nrd ttas GeLesal Maritrez WAS at san
Felipe, With Loco men. The wife Of General To-
:eor. who was captured, has be:n liberated BY
General Eseobedn.
spain.
ADMIRAL TorETE,
NADRID, March S.-Admtral Topete continues a
Eemtet Ct the Cabinet
N TIE coRTKs.
The co1tes has au:hoslzed The proGecuuon Of
The bishop Of Santiago.
seseral Depu.!es to day endeavoted to bring the
question Of the monarchy before the CoItes, but,
at the request Of Prtm acd K:yero, ,sa corssdera.
t1nn Wsa postponed.
The budget for the Antilles Il now under dill.
cuA4ou.
THE FRINGE OF AsrrRIAs IND THE TOTE.
The urusual ceremony aud attention WITH which
the Prince Of Astnr.as was received oy the rope
occas.ots much comment here
, 1870-03-09
PROFESSIONAL.
PERSONAL.
DIR. AVER,
Westinghouse,
Will, hereafter, Personally Receive
Patients Daily for treatment by
the New and Successful
Method for
NASAL CATARRW.
Throat Diseases,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
AND
CONSUMPTION.

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QQK. fNBuEd CO.


. 31AfAFH ADvKR1I8xHa A0EHyL
eaAAeF4AA3 70 fAcxins 1ds<F.1s4~1ts for FEH THln
q! o~r ss.sst ratez. Also, a3h rsesi,s d frtr.
- s.sA9 1r HosaGss foF Al kKwfAfE11 Oh MAdAzIxHf
sAA0Aaes3 ~ AA 0. s. Territor1aa at As p4A-
AkaNT' toNAF p+fehe.
0JT1CL, 1DKAHboAX-FI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-06

WARDS SENINARY.-We take pleasure
in calling the attention of parents, guard
ians or others having daughters to edu-
cate, to Wards Female Seminary in
Nashville, and to the advertisement in
this paper It is an institution of many
years standing, and has been steadily
growing and extending its power for
good. We kneE something Of the his
tory, system and aims of Wards Sem
mary, and can safely commend it to the
public as frst-class school.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-06

Proceedings of the Meeting Held
Thursday Evening, August 4th.
The regular semi-monthly meeting Of
the Confederate Soldiers Historical and
Relief Association was held at the MUM
cipal Courtroom. Thursday evening, the
4th Of August.
President Harris called the meeting to
order, and the minutes Of the last meet
ting were read by the Secretary elect,
amended in one particular with reference
to the bonds Of the Treasurer elect, and
as amended adopted
The Relief Committee reported ex-
penditures, since last meeting, $l55 to
objects properly recommended of this
amount $40 had been returned. The
items were read, as usual, and the re-
port adopted. ~
On motion Of Gen. Fizer, the Secre-
tary was authorized to have light fur
nished at meetings Of the association.
An application through Gen. Wright,
for relief, by the wife of deceased Con-
federate Colonel, was referred to the
Relief Committee.
10 An application. in behalf of a Confed-
crates widow, at GAINESVILLE, presented
at the last meeting, was called sup and
discussed. The Association voted ad-
versely to giving aid in this case, and
instructed the Secretary to so advise the
party making application, with such ex-
PLANTATION of the financial condition and
local character Of the Association as
might seem proper, .o9 =
Rev. Mr.. Carmichael was elected to
deliver lecture before the Association,
one month hence, on some theme grow
ing out of the late war, in accordance
with resolution adopted at former
meeting The following committee was
appointed to inform Mr.. Carmichael of
his election, with power to select some
one else in the event that he cannot com
ply; j. Harvey Mathes, Col. John G.
Fizer and Capt. l.. o. Rive n
Dues collected, SIG so.
Applications for membership were re-
ferred to the Committee on Credentials.
The meeting then adjourned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-06
Religious Notices.

David Walk will preach at Linder
street Christian Church tomorrow at TO-
am. and 8 pm.
Rev. Samuel Watson will preach in
the First Presbyterian church to-mor-
row, at lOI o'clock an
Professor G. W. johnson, Of Macon
College will preach at the Central Bap-
fist OR. Ford's) Church tomorrow morn
ing and night at usual hours,
Tie Sunday School children Of the
church Of the Good Shepherd, corner Of
Mill aud Fourth street (Chelsea), will
have a celebration tomorrow Sunday,
at 4 pm, in the church Of the Good
Shepherd, on which occasion the medals
viii be distributed All the friends Of
the mission are invited 70 attend
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-06
BREYITIES.

IIHIA NNlN fIN - BY f'iHtN
II is rumored that w. j. Smith ex-
poets to get Congress to pass an amend
ment to his ear. aI i81
We notice some magnificent blocks Of
Alabama limestone, on Madison street,
to be used in the construction Of a new
insurance building t ~
The, Mississippi Legislature adjourned
sine die on the 2lst ult., an act for which
they received more encomiums than any
act of the entire session Of over six
months
| oMrs. Martin, who was shot at Buntyn
Station by the negro fiend Chas. Wilson,
gave premature birth yesterday morning
to dead child She is in very criti-
cal condition, and when reported as rest
ing well, it is generally the result of OPT
ates.
The Radicals are sickly looking set
since the election; but they look cheer
full and happy compared with the few So
called Democrats who deserted their
friends in the hope Of being on the win
ming side and receiving a few Radical
crusts. They look as cheap as an un-
taxed dog without a collar
We desire to acknowledge the recep-
ton of a map Of the seat of war in Eu-
rope, from James A. Swain Esq, agent
of the New York Equitable Life Insu-
rance Company. It is one of Colton's
best maps; is handsomely framed, and
not only gives cob-web outline of the
European States engaged and interested
in the war, but gives accurately the loca-
ton of all the capitals, seaports, rivers
mountains, small towns, border-lines and
strategic points. No newspaper map
published, either North or South, will
compare with it in accuracy Of detail.
The giver will please accept our hearty
thanks for this valuable and useful map.
The oft-asserted or denied purity of
the ballot-box received peculiar illus
tration on election day here in one par
ticular instance. A colored suffragan,
who lives either in Tennessee, Missis-
sippi or Arkansas, we are not certain
which, and it is unimportant here, APP
preached the Fourth Ward voting place
to deposit his ballot, and, no doubt, felt
that it was a weighty matter. After
swearing that he lived in the ward, and
had lived there some forty years, and
proving it by half dozen colored
brethren from Arkansas. he produced
his vote from the depths of a pocket that
would hold cOmmon-sized turkey and
handedit to the judges. 1t was neatly
folded up, but was noticed at the time to
be very heavy. When the votes were
counted out the fact was revealed that
Mr.. Niger had voted green paper of
pins, which happened to be the exact
color of the Radical ticket. That darby
pins his faith to his ticket and votes his
faith. This was loss to the Radical
party, which is next as bad as the cur
tailment of Gineral Smiths ear.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-06
THE LEDeRR,s SUCCESS.
ss sef ssw sri .sl,s once ne.

~Fres.s..,Isrsssa FriSsi.s oGe'
I'm the South.
Mr.. f. Whitmore, the proprietor Of thu
LEDGER, has made his arrangements Il
leave for New York next Sunday after
noon, to be absent some weeks. During
his absence he will also visit Louisville
Cincinnati, Washington City, Baltimore
Philadelphia, and perhaps Boston ant
other Eastern cities and places of in
terest or Importance. Itafords us more
than ordinary satisfaction to make thi,
announcement, sinceitis connected will
the fact that the trip is necessary, in .
business point Of view, to provide fol
the increasing patronage and widening
influence of the LEDGER OF the Daily
it is scarcely necessary to speek, as il
has been established several years, is
in Its tenth volume and is an acknowl
edged success; but it gives us special
pride to refer to the WEEKLY LEDGER
started within the present year, upon a
style and method somewhat different
from any of our competitors in the field.
In size, fine paper, clear type, mechani.
cal makeup, variety of original and Sc
lected matter and general newspaper ex.
cellence we are willing to compare il
with any journal in the country Sub
scriptions have poured in from every d.
rection, and many unexpected sources,
until the list would bear comparison
with many papers Of several years
longer standing. And this is
only the beginning of what we
hope for and may reasonably expect.
But the job Office is the great feature Of
the LEDGER establishment. 1t has been
enlarged twice within the past year, and
is still not large enough to fill the orders
received. Hence it is that Mr.. Whit
more is going to New York to make ad-
ditions to what is already the largest job
Office in the South. This assertion we
are ready to make good at any time.
The bill to be bought includes three of
the finest and fastest presses manufac-
tured. The first will be Hoes largest
size cylinder press for printing the big
gest posters used by theaters, circuses,
steamboats,, etc. The other presses will
be smaller, and to do different kind of
work, but faster. Several series of job
type, from an inch to yard long, will
be bought, besides various other kinds of
material essential to frst-class job
Office. Ten thousand dollars will
hardly cover the bill. These state
ments are only made to show our
patrons that the LEDGER is in prosper
GUS condition, and to assure them that
in taking care of ourselves we will be
better able to serve the public. What
ever success we have enjoyed and expect
to have, rests upon fair enterprise, strict
attention to business and the good will Of
the community, where our best efforts
have been put forth, and will be renewed
with increased facilities in future. Those
left behind, who are entrusted with the
interests of the LEDGER and the control
of its course, have every reason to wish
Mr.. Whitmore a prosperous and pleasant
journey and safe return. In Septem-
Der the LEDGER will appear in an en-
larged form.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-06

ScHooLRs' VARIEFIEs- A new pro,
gramme for this evening, devised In
Charley Whites best style. Jimmy
Schooles isNOlways looking for novelty,
and he never fails to find it. Look al
the bill for tonight and resist it who can 2
The Old Memphis, now Schooles' Vari-
cites, is the coolest and most agreeable
place Of amusement in the city.
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MEDICAL.
A. Man of a Thousand
A CONSERVATIVE CURED.

DR. II. JAMES, ARETIRED PHYSICIAN.
IL discovered while in the East Indies a cure
for consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis. and
General Debility, when his only child, a
daughter, was given up TO die. His child was
cured. and IL now alive and we'll lie will
send the recipe for making and successfully
using this remedy. free. on receipt of two
stamps TO pay expenses. There is not a single
symptom OF Consumption that IL does not at
once take hold Of and dissipate. Niehtswe
peeTishness, irritation Of the nerves, failure
Of memory. difficult expectoration. sharp
pains IN the lunFs. sore throat. chilly senga-
tons. nausea al the stomach. inaction Of the
bowels. and wasting away of the muscles.
The writer will please state the name Of The
paper they see this Advertisement 10. Ad-
dress CkAnDUek A CO.
lS-eod-l57l l032 Race st., Philadelphia.
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JOHN RoBINsoN's CIRcUs.-That old,
staunch, reliable arant courier, John
A. Dingess, dropped in upon us this
forenoon, to inform us that old John
Robinson would certainly be here on the
18th, 10th and 18th, as advertised, with
his double canvas covering the menag-
erie and arena, all for one price We
are assured that this is the best show
Robinson ever had, and that will be
enough for his legions of acquaintance
hereabouts to learn. Mr.. Dingess leaves
this afternoon on the Walt for Des Arc,
where hcwill join Mr.. Guilford in check
ing of route through Arkansas and
Texas.
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ENTERPRIsE.-Talk about enterprisel
The enterprise of the Avalanche is truly
MIRACULOUS. 1t is some of specials and
especially blows. This morning it
stole the special of the LEDGER and Sun
of yesterday, and furnished its readers
with foreign details that had been in the
city full twenty-four hoursl That Cole
business is the greatest enterprise yet
accomplished by this boastful selftrum-
peter. iU