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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23
THE TURF.

TROTTING AT PROSPECT PARK COURSE L. l.
WESTERN GIRL DEFEATS IDOL AND j. j.
BRADLEY, AND LADY THORN BEATS GOLD
SMITH MAID IN THREE STRAIGHT AND FAST
HEATS FOR THE $4,000 PURsE-TIME, 2:l9a
2204; 2:l9f.
Yesterday was the second day of the trOtting
meeting at Prospect Park and there large assem-
bage the anticipated contest between Lady Thorn and
Goldsmith Maid, for what was grandloquently an
nOunced as the championship being the loadstone Tor
the multitude. These two famous fast roters had never
met before this season, for although Lazy InOrH ha'
been ont and once and Goldsmith Maid hye tunes,
they had never together and the above purse Oh
5000 was offered by the Association LOT race
them There were fully 5000 persons present. ana az,
Tie weather was highly favorable Tor cOol breeze IRON
the neghborng bay swept the track and rendered
Tie first race was for purse of $500 for horses that
had never beaten 22G. The entries were Dan Mace Gu
m. Idol. W. Borst's b. g. John j. Bradley, ana o. A.
Hickoks b. m. western Girl formerly Angenne: BI.d-
lev was the avorte before the race commenced ana con-
tnued to after Idol had the first heat by
n LENGTH in 2:3l. Bradley the second and third
heats in 229i 1901 and became so great fayQrte that
Showed herself to be a stlcker for fairly Outastng both
Idol and Bradley she won the fourth heat III 1853, tne
fifth in 2:293 ana the ,Ath anu race III -'-' 'no i''
The second was for the purse Of 5000 the whole
O.. ,o tn the winning horse, between Dan Mace'S bay
marc Lady Thorn and Budd D0be's bay mare Goldsmith
Maid Tie Lady the fayorte at 500 to sO and even
race was never witnessed Long Island Lady Thorn
won the first heat in 2l9i after fine contest Tor treS
pped he whole of the distance until entering the home
stretch where Lady Thorns long powerful, sweepIhg
stroke told and she the heat by two lengths The
second heat was won after similarly well contested
race neither having the slightest advantage over we
other until they entered the homesretch where Lady
Thorn is ever to be most dreaded A. in the hTst hea
She drew steadily away from her heeifooted rival ana
won easily at the finish by two lengths, in 2:2Cs Inc
third heat was repetition of the close contest IN te pre-
cedug heat the pair rOtng like double team side Dy
side for over three-quarters Of mile, when the mare
forged ahead and carrying the Maid 70 break hat way
up the home-stretch, won by two lengths IN 1'l't'
Ppospycr PARK CorRsR L. L. july 22-Pae 500 $1,000 to
first $50 o second, and $50 to third horse
o. A. HickOks b. m. Western Grl.....'.'''
W. Borst D. z. John J. Bradley. .........'..' l
ace Ii. MD
Time-2:Jli; 229l; 2;29ti 2:J3ii 2:2Jfi 2;2h
DAY.-Purse, - 600, all TO TO the hrst horse
Dan Mace enters b. m. Lady Thorn. .'..''''''''''''
Ipld Dobe enters b. ~. Goldsmith Maid.
Time-2:l9li 22Oii 2;l9L
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Cuba.

PROGREss OF THE NEW CABLE ENTERPRISE.
HAVANA, July 22.-The Panama and West
India Cable Company have commenced operations
Twenty miles Of the cable have been laid across the
fats opposite Cape Cazones. The Dacia will begin to-
morrow and lay the western end to Batahano The sur
folk will Immediately embark the eastern end, which she
will ay 10 santiago de Cuba. II is expected that ele
graphic communication WIN santiago nc IuUa VIII NC
complete within a week.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT CESPEDEs
CHARGES AGAINST GEN. QUESADA-THE
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE PALACE.
A CAPTURED letter from Domingo Guiral,
dated Dee 10 1862 is published in the Havana papers IN
which the writer offers 10 prove before the House that
there was a Of fair play in recent election held
for insurgcnt Governor Of Comaguey.
The President Of the Cuban Republic in letter dated
Nov t. summons Major-Gen. Ignacio AgTamorte y
onaz 10 appear before Congress to testify as TO certain
eveatios which the members had announced as having
been made preudicial to the eA-OchefaI--OIe Nah
MTfs paper bears the official stamp Republicans Gu
bana" House of Representatives, andls dated DeceD'r
Under date Of Aug TO- 1862 the President communi
Gates 10 the Congress the fact that the heads OF the an
ferent Departments were without INK, paper pens SC
and that they would be compelled 10 cease ss
giving Instructions unless tne nen9tIs I iaerent
would share their stock OF ttatoIeIy VIII tne ~ EX
Secretaries Every effort had been made say M LA
CelenCy, 10 procure the needed sdlpnes Du' "''o"'
Then follows document warmly indorsing the action
OF Congress in deposiDe Quesada from me cnel com d
Inand In defending" say the sgners, so openly ana
boldly the nalienabe rights OF the people, Whicn w.
wei of t con1tTv The sieners then offer their earnest
cO1peratiOu I'm that the Congress may propose TO 90
This paper B dated Dec. g. 1862 and Is signed Dy Ahgo
Pelacez President OF the Club at duanO Ao' a4 py
large number Of others, including the PTesldeht anu
members Of - Democratic" Club .e,,, A..
There is another paper signed by the Chiefs officers
and soldiers of the Liberating Army, IN winch thtS A
the Congress 10 depose Quesada nom the cOnndnu ~
the army for-First his inCapacIty 10 dlschIge tnc
duties OF that Office as has been yeI1ned III various IN
stances; second because the destruction anu iisu u
property belonging 10 citizens Of the Rcpublcj anu
Third Tor Tie reason that his marked tendency toward
the establishment Of Dictatorship III our CouhuS'
Many amos are affixed 10 this document. $50
The Diqri0 de la Marina Of sunday morning, July ~,
has the following: most at the hour yesterday
as on the day before there heard detOhau9n on
ObispO-st I'm front Of the Palace, which occasiOhed
fractures in the earth and tie throwing up OF various
paving flags. The Of this strange aihll, Nhoso
effects somewhat more intense IMAM on t9 t
day, remain "A mystery" On tie night following tms
publication, there took place the strange occurrences IT,
lated in yesterdays TRIBUNE.
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GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.I

RALEIGH, n. c., July 22.-Mr. Brock Holden
of Caswel County, brother of Gov. Holden is in this
city. He is broher-inaw of Mr. Wiley, one of the
prisoners arrested Yanceyve and is endcavoring TO
induce the Governor to order the Court of oyer and
Termner to try the Alamance prisoners. Mr. Holden
saws that fair trial be had in Caswel County as
in any portion Of the United States.
telegram from Danville, Va, to Richmond reports
that last night a party of Col Kinks North Carolina
State militia the place and seized and carried OF
Randophus Gum, who haded there from North Carolina
for refuge.
A Southern exchange intimates that White
more the cadet broker not satisfied with having been
twice kicked out of House Of Representatives, and
that he seeks nomination and election to the ALlId
Congress-.
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49, THE HOT WEATHER.

While yesterday was decided improvement
on the day preceding, yet The almost snt absence OF
any ar made the change less noticeable The evening
was cooler and in marked contrast 10 the warm suy
nights Tor some time past The following = list Of the
days casualtios
Daniel ~ ring ~ No 800 Past Twentyeco,4 81 was
foIhdln f9fty arst-st:, near LcNin gton-ave.
george j. EIgs OF Macon Ga, IA Broadway
Edw1ri Williamson Of No. 5j Bowery In -onfh-st
Louis EDerlein OF No. l23 stanon-St AZ Boomef and
the BOWory.
John NJ orlcndorf, tea broker. OF No 81 waist, in
SOutl-st.
No. 311 East Siyth-st.
Peter Whalen, a vagraDt, in Mott-sf.. near Grand
James Weaver Of No. $40 Giecnwchst on Pier No. a.
North River
Virginia Jones' c0lOred, Of staten Island at the foot OF
Dey-st.
The following sudden deaths are also announced.
Elizabeth Lewis AT No. 100 Orchar,si.
Timothy ScanlOn at the Prncc-st Police Station.
In Brooklyn, death occurred, that o. Christian T.
Tcxten.
The weather Ia still hot az Poughkeepsc, the Their
mOmeter yesterday marking 90 ia the shade.
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a HAS KING WILLIAM cHANGEDt

To The EdttOr OF INC TrIDUht
SIR Almost any impartial person must have
been struck with wonder in behodng the actions Of our
German citizens in the land OF their adoption and IL rs
surprising that so many prominent, intelligent men
sboud 40 far forget that Is no concern Of theirs whether
tbcr friend civilian" their friend NaTe presses
the yoke upon their willing or unwilling subjects Nv
all the speeches have heard them make OF late, ono
would naturally suppose that King william Is an angel
But DO we not remember that the most OF those men were
driven from their Fathcrlaud account Of their love
for liberty through the agency OF this very same King
william Now ! would ask tie question: Has hing
william changed, or have those men changed
Lebanon, ". j., July q, 1870 JOHN HEM.
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UP AND DOWN."
HOW TO GET DOWN TOWN.

tn me EdfiOr Of The tribune -
SIR: The letter of your correspondent a.. IL
CT interests scores of your uptown readers anu -
isa favor IT is eminently practicable. The river
g. snrs roadbed II is the easiest road to travel over
II Is free from ots Jars, dust smoke and the lo'
COMMISSIONS incident to other lines In the SUMMER u
cool and sail Of half hour is an nyigoraung pr
,ion for the labors OF the day, ana delsh'iu
nent after the work Of the day Is over III an
u.s. -, 40 ,ore comfortable than the cars; aud 81 al
,,o. II allows freedom for reading, conversation .
movement that cannot be had elsewhere w u n'"''A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

THE DEATH OF CONSUL DE Loosely.

Coroner Keenan,, yesterday, held an inquest
az the New-York Hotel over the body OF the late
Chevalier Charles f. De Loosely, Committeeman OF
Austria this port whose sudden death on Thursday
has been already printed Charles Baeslaws, Austrian
rsI testified that he last saw Consul De Loosely at
3.g0 ~ M ON Thursday when he left the ONCE NO. :
Han6yersquare; he then appeared to De III MS uS"'
health. ,...--., ,,.,ot,ct testi-
Patrolman Hendricks Of the Fifteenth prechct len,
fed that he found the late Consul wing on lne
An Thireenth-st and apparently dead; on ie'.'
where he had lived, witness procured voosr
removed the body to the New-hoh h o,ea "nI as
Reach NJ ID made n posi- morton exam ,,,,,Ta of
vertalaed that death had resulted uopo '"'
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The Blood in summer.

The blood deter.orstes weather Profse Precipitation depn'7
f norton Of its nourng reproductive properties c0nss
,, in Summer the aesh degree its rmness the mas
, lack their usual elasticity s0i vgor and The weight Of re o'
ne, These are clear indications that The on1ay 'rPiP o. no
life sustaining principle Afforded By the fool Ee eat ro '1n"e''
meet the requirements Of the system under bh temperature
another mason for Ibis beside the inauesas Of The beat " "
m q, annette and The weakening digestive powers "ha e'
, rDier these Circumstances Wholesome 57s0Tia' '''''
needed and the best sai safest HosrErTEE' sroSA'"
,,. vegetable tonic and slterat'e se' a'ofa'y upon h'
several va, 1t increase. the appetite and hea' 'sef
10, e,sv Dalns the som,h receive and enabling % '''"
-, An, amount Of nourshment Il also 'oae' tie '''As VI
,ow, Under It. operation the process Of emaeii'n o.
M drain t.rOush the pore, arrested the whole frame 70
-, ,,v,o,,,ed and spirits eIhArsd Tie dy'epne TIA
,,o.. the GetiItated scarcely need to be told ihastb
al,p and corrective they OHgh to take at this 'ea'''
them ksow the BY experience. Nothing IN The PhA
- Tor out Of 10 will supply It's Plaes-ea o. all tie Trashy 90"
b some unserupuous dealers Woul be giad M The oeasa'
., ,b,,r own rockets u petie out IN lis stead
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HAYI.

BAEZ OF SAN DOMINGO AIMING AGAINST PREsI-
DENT sAGET.
PoRT-AU-PRNcE, July 9.--News has reached
Ms from Domingo City that Baez IS arming 200 Hay
ITEMS took refuge there during the late struggle on
the frontier for the purpose Of making raid on the Hay
ten frontier We have also heard from Curacao that
several refugees there doing the like with the same
object They say IL is in the interest Of the exMnster
10 Paris salomOn, who is friendly 10 Baez IT, however,
any such attempt is made, the Government viii DC pre-
TDarcd 10 OuDOse IL.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NpwOptz,xs July Flour que Supene. - "a 80 noubs
g. Corn dali: Mir - l' = ils
White ~ o. Oats 65067c Bran ~ o. Hay 20 f'fs 7y@~
= III BACON fruer: Shoulders lslc Clrrl sides, d. ~
Slos lo1c; Hams Lard frmer Ierce l'Gl neg
Srcr-prme 3r Molssses-Plantadon, enentng c '0I 20
I7c for Prime Whisky fmer az Sl0- ~ LK.l-sc-ctelbs'
1871; Ney.York sight, = cent premium. Gold "l0 i': a,
ArarsA Ga Jny 22-CottOn steady with Igl offerings; "a = ~
bales receipts 30 Iaes Minqs !c sales Of the liz bales
Ieceini.. 81 halt stock, 4 6i bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

The Court of PardOns OF New-Jersey ad-
ourned ON Tuesday During the session they liberated
81 state Prison convct Three went out In June, one On
July eight July eight on July ., and seventeen
yesterday.
Ellen Lane was dangerously burned about
the body and arms, last evening. y The bursting 81
kerosene lamp, at No. 40 hottest She bad a lighted
match in her hand while her sister was hlling amp
vii kerosene.
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GEORGIA.

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGISLATIVE.
ATLANTA, July 22.-The Senate to-day refused
to expel Aaron Apeora Bradley resolution TO adjourn
sine die was introduced and lost by the casting vote Of
tho President The Senate adjourned until Monday. In
the House to-day the report of the Finance Committee
recommending the of the school fund for other pur-
noses was laid on the table.
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. lid Lot DAYLIGHT through these dark transactions
they w ~ i'm few years there would rise up C'ts
oS,ld shake off the letters hich have bonu ,Ii
fathers ~. Schools Ina China, and no newspapers III III
W Sxcept those published by torSisers anu
w., limited circulation among inc h"I'o''
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SENATOR FENToN SAVES THE LIFE OF 4 CHILD.

Yesterday, while enjoying the hospitality Of
Col Wagstaf at Babylon, L. l.. Senator Fenton saved
the life Of the little daughter OF the Colones gardener
while out walking large pond on the premises
large dog rushed past and sher against the ltto
girl or frightened her that she fen into the water Tho
pond IL quite deep and the current Il swift The senator
was convenient and without stopping 70 throw O his
coat he oaped in caught the child, and swan with her
tn the shore
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nrrPALn CATTLE MARKET-JrEr 2.

The Stock market has not been active AID ,9 eae % ~
abilities average lGc; sales "a about IL h" 'u ts
market closed today favoby buyers choice ONO sold Is hh
40 90 a extra Illinois brought 20 Z5 extra nana - %
tin Western steers selling 90 aud better. ~ low As
so sheen have declined T. all classes market hn al the decae
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THE SITE OF TRADE.


LONDON July 2i0 rConso closet % for no1ey a. 10
account American securities closet sey Five wente~ Of t z
1865 2l: 1907 Tenor.es 3D. Railway stocks qNet Eaes To-
IfvyRpoot nlg 23J D. motion closed steady Mtng Up
Lands al Mllng Orleans G The sales o the day foot up 10 90
speculation and Flour % a. Ba-
con arm Beef fnn PORK excited TloH active. Relaei Petroleum.
l6l. Common R0sn, 303. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

an sne1tr1sm Of the lOrta. c-rsut Dcfforsey was 80
Yeas OF age and native of YCsna. lie was widower
mtn tsFee children. one OF his cdghters IS married 10
sugar reHner..
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Guetial Notices.


PhaIon,s "yitalia,n Or, salvation for rue Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALONs yITALIA" oilers utterly from all The de e"E
ore and resoo % in 1t acts on A'o'ay asefsH pnA'
CHILE Il /, lmp fsgant and perfectly iuuoeuoa' PfsaP-s' 10
v or AOeuent matter requires shaking up aud e0InuHe' 10
stain 10 the ski, or the linen No paper curtain is necessary 70 ''0
IFS turbd appearance simple reason that " HTL ""N
~ infant, and Durpose, NEW DISCOVERY in Toilet Chgm.sry
r..,.,..r, -,.r.,. PHALoS & sos SesYorE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

Thomas Mum, arrested and consigned to
cell in the Nrrcer-st POicesaon for being drunk aud
disordeTly, attempted suicide by AaDG1G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

Pbiip II. Irving was arrested yesterday ny
neecTe Symngt0n for stealth from the poo ke on ME-
iVilnan Of No "a Beeckerst., wallet containing 80
,d n diamond ring valued at $50 while the 0Nner Was
going on the PhIadelPhia boat
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BASE BALL.
IDIlI"II- II.hi3EEs
MARYLAND VS.. ATHLETIC.

MARYLAND VS.. ATHLETIC.
Pm ADrIPuIA, July %. "A well-cOntested
game was played this afternoon BY tho Maryland OF ba
tnore and Athletic Of this city the latter winning by
score OF "A to Is, as follows
la, 81 3D. In 5tb 9Th 7{h st. 9th Total
M NsY,1G 3 8 + I t-aS
The Montauks met the Unity Base Ball Club
nj Jersey CITY Yesterday, and after short and sharp
game came OF the victors scOIe-MohtauK, Oi UNITY
10.
HARVARD vs.. EAGLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 22:-Ihe base bail
match between the Haryarls and Eagles, resulted IN
victory for the Harvards by score OF IS to IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

Congress and Empire Spring Co.'s Depot for Consst
Empre AMI Spring Water - tHNbthsfi AsAk
BK0ADwAY deliveries daily City and BFook Nura. waters only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-23

Dr. SaRe,s Catarrh Remedys5o reward for an acufiss
case Sold Druggists, by mall % cnt, pmp Hee Al
d,ess r. v PIERCE, NJ d. 10 Seneca st., Buffalo, \. l.
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A specially, Light Locomo

A Specially, Light Locomotive. ,..,,.s
grades short and LgtI as foI
Also Tor coal and lumber dsine. qsarns' '-
Ala ~'''' " P~'-' SMITH & POKTER Ptseargh, Yeas.
Post-Oece Notce.-Tbe MAILS PoR EVR Sp,on IiEs
week enliug SATUR DAY Jg q, 1917 al. LOS ,o n low.
nay iTI RDAN Al a ciock anJ A. .' hi n.
'I' AND D. XVI Ah1 v 49, T. u. JONES. pesSnAsser
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MARRIED.

Wedding and visiting Cards, Initial stamping Note Paper
w ErEKpELLs Sons lJ FrLTOS-sr Old DuEch CH-Aeh
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LTFR-DENISE-o TUESDAY, July r. at Burlington os,
bv Rev O. D. stewart Rev. T. R Blksater Of NEWTON l.
Anna daughter OF d. Denise, esq Of Burlington, Iowa
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DIED..

al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed rih faI
nl1IH. IhlIreAa
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A, soon "a dinner was over at the Bay State House
husses began to draw up before the door People were
obliged to pay fabulousy for hacks ana CABS ana inc ad
yertised conyeyanees which ned po'h sues VI 'o SUE
. ana VERY rapidly Down the road to the Lake the
-. ,,ol nrocession OF vehicles could be seen, two
Mo in length Every make and description of vehicle
Wa ere was there from the aged sulky to the splendid
hand all getting along toward the beautiful water
as fast as possible Here some great OF IsoDe p
Jratinn and bntted hafa-dozen trainps III Imminent
Hanger of their lives then oity dray WIN meitLea
ria lecnine company with the Velveelai Derlbboneo
Youth who guides his team so handi on on te fln OF
nosr continuous line OF them and their loads reached
the lake quite as fast as 'h1ST ~ nm tnga ne
eligible spot from which W VlsW we eontes xhe kranu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-08

A South American traveller thus de-
scribes the favorile weapon OF the prairie
ranger--the lasso:
These people OF the campos are seldom
seen With firearms, but they always carry
a long knife in the girdle and coied
lasso ct the saddle-bow. Sometimes, too,
they are armsd with lasso having three
leaden balla or other heavy material at
tached TO the main cord by three lesser
thongs. One of these balls they grasp ia
the hand, and swing the other two few
times over the head, to give them We
locity and aim, and then sling them with
such forco and precision that they wrap
around the legs of aRy animal they are
pursuing in such manner ns to hamper
it till they can cone alongside. IN
the Spanish South American acoun-
tries men are frequently gerroted in
this manner with facility that would
astouish the chpGBfers dindustrie of
our larger cityes. In The early days OF
the Par3GBayan war, company OF
Southern Brazilisns captured one OF the
efemy's steamboats, with lassoes They
concealed themselves in the matto or
thick bushes on the ba1k of the river,
where they knew that the vessel must
come close to the shore, and when IL vas
within their reach party threw ropes
eraund the figure head aud every availa-
bls projection, while the others, With their
firearms, drove the Parsgusyans from
making any resistance, till the lssso
party hauled the prize to land aud the
BIZ zilians took possession OF IT,
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gen. b. NJ. bradford.

EprroR LEDGER: This gentleman, |
see from your paper, is candidate for
the cfice of Clerk Of the First Circuit
Court. A man better qualified Tor The
exact ofice could not De found in the
South. / know him geH. His whole
life from boyhocd, ss Clerk 10 the Leg
isls;ive Assemblies, as Register Of Land
Office, as Customhouse officer. ss The
President snd Cashier Of banks aud 10
esurance companies, and IS q commission
merchant, has peculiarly prepared him
for ihe position he seeks be was born
and reared in this State. aud after bis re-
moval 10 the Safe Of Mississippi. he was
a member Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives, and for several yeari
Chairman of the Committee on Ways
aud Means IN the House. Having lost
alIin he Lost Cause" sbout four years
ago h. returned 10 this, bis native Safe
A ,ruer man, or more perfect gentleman,
than Ben. Bradford does not live. HIS
clear mind. HE practical sense, activity
energy, strict sobriely, attractive man
neis aud exieusive general lniormaiior
would iupars 10 The Office Of Clerk Of ib'
Circuit Court that irAuencs sud import
ance which inevitably attach TO II. You
shal hear ron ne agsin 90 THE isRlses
u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-08
A Man Of Thousand = A consumptivs

A Nan OF Thousand = A Consumptivs
Cursd.-Dr. II. james. retired physician Of
great eminencc. discovered. while In the East
Indies. certain cure for Consumption. Asthma,
bronchitis. Coughs. Colds. and General Debit
itv. The remedy was discovered BY him when
his only child. daughter. WAS given up TO die.
His child was cured. andisn alive and vol.
DESTROYS Of benefling bis fellow mortals, he
will send TO these who wish 1t the recipe. con-
tanning full directions fer making and success
fully using this remedy. FREQ. on receipt ofthoir
names. with two stamp to pay expenses.
There is not single symptom of Consumption
that It does not at once take hold Of and dissi-
pate. Nisht sweats. peevishness. irritation Of
the nerves, failure Of memory. difficult expec-
toratiou. sharp pains in the luags. sore throat.
chilly sens atoms. nausea at tho stomach. inac-
ton of the bowels. wasting away OF the mus
Giles.
The writer will please state the name of the
paper they see this advertisement in. Address
CRADDOCK & CO.,
Is-ll6e 1882 Race street. Philadelphia. Pa.