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, 1870-09-11

stand the measurement Of time, It Is we'll
known fact that, on lAnds where the crow.
are habitually shot At, tirds, instead Of
keeping At a respectable distsEee. - on tne
rest OF the week, c4me clos. up to the farm.
housss On SUNDAYS, hsvias s2nsaoW i9nna
pened, when stay;, in Eossshife with
frie1d. to meet With pattern ch1sch-soinE
dog. 1t vac year or two after the contict
in the Scotch Establishment, which led to the
foundation Of the Free Church, and which. in
the first heat Of party occasioned come nuto1-
give one exsctly IN idea of unity to see hus-
band aad wife setting Oh in opposite ditec-
tons to their respective places OF worship,
even though there existed the most perfect
harmony OF temper, Is WIS tie case IN the
hcusehold where was temporarily located.
But this BY the way. was going to observe
that even the aninlslahsd their special pledil-
ectinns, two OF the three SkEeterHeEs being Es-
,ablished dogs, and attending their master to
the parish church; the other we styled the
Free Church cog. for he regularly attended
the bail1ing lately erected for the seees-
s,onisss, and where the lady Of the house had
her pew. Tho most amusing thing waa that
ligeni looking " Skye lever met with-always
set OF to church By himself, and punctually
half an hour before the bell commenced to
rlng for strvice. The sight Of hin trotting
l-irulsly along the carHage-drive was quite
sutitient information as to tho time Of day.
without coneulting tie clock, On rescasng
the churth. We always found him soberly set
ted in tho pew, and he invariably coulu: ted
himself with the stuctcst proprietr.
Locke addnces the learning OF tuues AZ
proof that rirds are gifted with memory.
'.It cannut," he says, :" with any appearance
OF reaeob. be euppcscd-mrel less proved
that Git1e. without sense aud memory, cau
approach their notes nearer and nearer by dc.
gees to tune played yesterday, which, il
| roHhere. nor can be pattern for them to
\ initiate, or which any repeated essays cau
b.iug them nearer to. Since there Is no res
ron why the sound Of pipe should leave
| traces in their brains, WHICH not At first. but
ly their after endeayofs. should produce the
ike sounds; and why the sounds they MAKE
themselves should not make traces which the,
should follow. as well ~ those of the pipe, il
impossible to conceive"
1 Another specimen Of clock-wo1k regularity
| came under our notice In London. as e1lib
lied in the petson Of ! very large white tom
cat; white. that il to say be was intended t
be By nature, and would have been nnvwher,
else but in the heart Of the city Of smoke
is it WAS. his coat was Of dingy graSish
yellowieh, lndcscriblble tint. This cat cam
up every morning At o'clock to awaken th
inmates Of the house; mswine and scratch
ing at one bedroom door till he received Al
snswet, and then pa-sing TO smother in th
zane way, till he had completed h,s round
lie was very punctual. never being more tha
two OK three minutes behind time.
We hope that the illustrations which II
have brought together. few ont Of man
which could have been Giren-win inte1es
tho reader. We must leave him to draw hi
own conclusions.
, 1870-09-11


Few persons have any idea OF the aoount
Of CAPITAL employed IN the Manufacture Of
toys, aud OF the scientific ability that il DE-
voted 10 their production. II is true that
we have been told over and over again Of the
fortunes that have been realized from some
cheap and successful toy, such as the return
bal1. But these Cases are in general, regarded
~ exceptional; perhaps, IN ; measure, apoc-
ryphal. But when we consider the steady and
heavy trade th4t is carried on in what may be
called the etaple articles Of the toy trade, we
must see 1t once that toys form an Important
feature In tho manufacturing industry Of the
, 1870-09-11

Tic homer oi Shcrnaptown. n very hissi-
mated ANIL t.nho1y mining settlement ncaz
White Pine. Nebraska Territory. 10 Mr. Wat
son, whom Ills hoeotn-frlends know ly the
taste III horretlr.h is At once the sdmirati,a
and envy Of all hi. most uprusrious asso-
ciatcs. lsy ,esson Of the Eslropesn war, or
sonc other international dl-tns ',atee OF
credit. Mr. Nsttons bank account has not al
wass hccn favorable to such extrasae,nce in
1lanl,'.etoiians and revenues as taat gentle-
r,ar,- fsst1linus cqaine nature ha5ituslLy
yeslns for; Int, some weeks ago. happy
combination Of right and left hover endowed
hin. With few hundred dollars, and he
forthnitll purchased certain little bay
nlare lately fcom anloaa, and assumed Au AT Of
superiority that eas AL outtago upon every
other hnrsc-owncr In town. TIE keeneAt OF
Jockeys. no less than the most sensible Of
Ecp. sre subject to curious elrinn iufatu4-
tint,r At ti,ccs, ard MIR. Watson's turn came
when he had secured tMs little bay mare. He
believed that e::c could trot mile in certain
Incredible time: he gathered together All his
worldly property for magm:icentsy reckless
longer hiEd Themselves to the fast that the
time for his ''cloauing-out" had >crtainly
arrived. 4 certain gauut and swift gray
Lorse Of supeslative uEliness and bottom
eas cttaluE from White Pine to pit against
the bay. and = select ring Of the
Of Shc1mantovn cencot,ca sab,ls
rio. for what shs9 fe!is;t ,rsly called ''rakiaG
1sllclskin'r l.t:lc pile" To assure the sound
Ie&s Of their friendly speculation. these So
| gacioue gcnsl. men went quietly to Mr. Wat
rcn'e s.able oac moonlight night, and, lf ad,ng
:he yauF:el little maze tLencs to the
| sscc-tracl. obliged her to show her speed
! ssaiust the gray. Al1s for the vanity Of
! human Judgment that r1s-lone1 monster
! Of celeraiy trcttcd away from her like Dexter
| from Mountain Boy, and she was steslshily
| returned to ler stall with the contempt ever
! felt for .ns kind Of failure by noble minis.
| Now, according to The very admirable priu-
cirlcs Of tho turf. everything wAs ready for a
! formal match with the u1lruspecting Du,k-
akin Watson. an1 that gentleman was
duly dartd aud abured INTO making
= rscc between his little bay and the graz.
The iay OF the great event brought Ill Shaw
,.eetovn 10 TIE track, and the sporting excite.
mcpt ran bigh. It WAS exceedingly curious
to observe, however. that everybody WAS will
tn wager heavily uron the .gras. Wills mont
hc. ut7on tie bay and ler infatuated owner
H.. innocent msu, took bets Of everything
eyrn vatchss, revolvers, and brs ast-pins
wi.h an apparent plentitude Of caeh mhsleA
10 behold. The race cnsued, aud in II tn
gallant gray surpassed his every pfes1oa
eC;oyt, aud maae far better tune toal
on The moonlight night Of me nIst con
test. Ills vas immensely sat.s'ac'Sr o.;
40, 90 satisfactory As it Woni q,
have been had the gray won the saee. i1
beast, despite his Il splendid points. wss Is q, n
ually siistapccd in tue very drrt heat W ~
little bay rn.re! Tremendous w.s the sens !.
| fion At Ibis incredible result, And dense u
copfusiou OF the numerous knowing ones
whose contributions tho simple, unaaee1e
, 1870-09-11

MI: Duckhtin Watson became quite Roths.
child. Az he took tho spoils from his f1iends,
NE. Watson begged that they would excuse
him for being 80 a1tful ~ to let them take out
the little bay mare aud try her on that moon
light night, when they thought him asleep.
pocketing a brother-in-law's watch with
marked emotion, that AZ pesky little lay
mare isl etoue-Llind By moonlight as an
owl at pponlar!
, 1870-09-11
THE STORY OF BARBAROSsA,


4 Frankfort correspondent gives the fol-
lniuE interesting account Of well-knoWn
German legend and its application to tho
rters nj day;
from The 1cp Of lie Kaiser Fsiedri;hs
.osrr OF tie K.Il:ascs. tad the people
..avc strcsmc,l tnitl1cr to see it from
I'll paris Of the surrounding country. The
lea Of raising this las. originated with
leslin uHholeterez, named Roller, who went
Gown purroeels to accorllish hss object. Tha
task of liking tue tss on the cishts-feet high
,eer, which il now ctumtl;nE on all rides,
ind r,1y icit froul fafliN;; br cramp irons. Was
taEcu1t, aud numi er Of Men were required
= work for twelve hours to get the thi.ty-faet
tlssco!c i:to position.
.'peutschlands united with s:orm-nle speed,
l'se Heard thu Joyful news o'crhcad;
lily Kaiser row c7n rise Indeed,
The ravens long xGo are ,ica1.
Tlc1seerd has it you remember, that eve1y
century the Emperor a~akes. and seals his
! age out 70 rec il the ravens still build their
ests in the old tower: II go, the time for re-
appearing On earth hiss not arrived. aud be
''ecrs for another century. Tie Wiser Zei-
tang sass, on this subject, that the longing OF
r'hsuEics for unity. thl. most heautiful desire
rf all GcEmans, has gone with fu!filment !;
,:c old ravens Of ,:iscord are drad. and tue
!Etcrnr. the representative of "Germani-nl,
AZ rearressed in ls highest glory. Germa-
1Ts morning. t1isel Germ7nv, ha-. after long
.iEF. again 1awuct!- The dag OF this Joyous
nrninG IL 1.-The li:t Of Jn1F, 1870 tho zig
s!frant rubscrirtiou to this excellent comro-
ei''ou. the ,lay when the Partition wall OF inner
| tui:lirt fell.
II will prnhahly Re remembered that. a. the
! t'rrun ptlncr of rrus-i, passed. through I.eip-
| re on lis way to take command Of the Sluih
',rnan trueps. the port Muller vou der Vera
il, s.t'sd Tie lri'Ee With poem entitled
1 I,-rt - =. -
| az tm21ir1n tea.ers 70 know bow the great
I'd l., az dill rrslly ercapc from his long
! nr.iE+ TIE, I. We translate a poem which was
tdra''d ''Tr King Wi1h.fn on his pepsrt-
.re AZ tie Khi 9. and first published in the
| itl zyr ..i elm ZtatunJ. It is to be sung
| sl. melody vi - Der a!te Dar5aros.a, Jer
| i,s1eer FseiIcfich:t
Tnrte's c;ank nf sword and charger,
| Before X. 1haEs"r's to0r,
Thcre comes In glance Of sr1u0r.
tn" kasser grrat Of yoTr.
uFlrt1ench. thy marrow.
II trcnhff tn OF the n0htt
But IN the Rhine arc staciinr
! True watchers, day and night.
Then lehteih up his glanciu1.
| Then strikes hr On MS sworl1,
"Mv people. they are worthy.
| They've r:su With one accom-"
| Our, NOW, thou wo.tl-lefeatcr,
| Out nnx. III II trusiJ blatlc.
Trnn tho ftnine shall dawnu Us
\ glorious mofElnE.red.
S.p STORMS he On 10 battle,
Hts sword In foe he steep4
The Rhtnes high tower Is trembling,
Down TO It's hidden keeps
| Hail! Wilhelm Ba.harcssa,
! Hail. King, prepared tor tn fsht;
! The long. long lost thou bE1nGcs1:
The Emritrs early might
| Lead us in ancient elorr,
| To tn Rhine. and over III RhirA.
, 1870-09-11
- <SH0o E1F.39

II the Editor Of the Ntte Iork Erelinq Ers.:
hasten to the rescue Of the American Mar
eeillaiee from the unsingsble and too-reluu-
dapt-lnsyllat!es translation in au an evening
paper. The following il the correct render
lng OF this noble song into German;
1cn fuhit, ich tnhl', tch fuhl'.
1ch tuhr vie der Morgeustern;
1ch iuhl', !ch fuh,'. tch f1hi.
1vt fuhl' w!e der MoEgenstcEn.
Fort: F1eR'. lAss} mich In Rub.
FGHs Fher'. Lass mich in Rub,
Furr! Fley': lass mich IN Ruh',
Denu ich bin vol ComFaSnic q.
IL the Editor af The .St,e Iurk Errnin1 Ihst:
Your contributor of .'Shoo Fly in Ger
man calls this noble song the American Mar
scil!aise. He dots not Eeem to be aware that
it is already becoming popu1sr in France.
ecnl you the words, 10 the best OF my 1ecol.
lection, As heard them !atcly On the road
from Paris to the Belsisn frontier;
HIoshleu: les anEes chantent toui0ufs-
Que Uleu rrutege notTc EMpereur! (Eix.}
Je sens, je sens, j.. scns,
Je sens CONNIE nu Luctfct. {i1it.)
Va, Mruchc. !aisse-moi Tranquil!
Va, Mnuche. fatsse-M0l tranquil!
Va, Mouche. lais-e-mo! tranquil.
j. f1s DE- IL cornragule I.
Je sens, je sens. Ie sens,
lie sens, comme IN Luclfes, iEi&>
cekacre Fi:z tra toujours:
Lotus ct Mot somInes-cn tr1eur. {Bis.)
Je srrs, j. stus. j. senH,
.1c sens coMne LnCifer. tbs
Va, Mouche. laisse-mo! tranquil.
Va, Mourhe. Iaisse-Eloi Tranquil:
Va, Mouche: la.s-e-1Lut tranquil:
Jr s1lis III. Ia tpmpaynie l.
Je sens, Je SENS, IL srns.
Jc ectIs cutu1ne I'LL I.ac!fer. (EtS>
, 1870-09-11
wonnu,x Dependence on 11nu.

However pers:=tentIg the epieene theorists
of modern times may deny it, it il neyettte-
.ess a truth pls;u1y Visible in the whole past
history q. tie se1ss, that the natural cordi-
lion Of ! voman. Is to find her master il 4
1rAn. Lock in tie face OF any WOMAN who Is
i, 70 direct way dependent on mau-aad. -
certainly IS you see the scn in + elocdloss SKY,
xcr see womAn who is not happy. The want
Of master is their great unknown want the
possession Of master ls-unconscior3!y to
themselyes-the only possible completion of
their hyes. In uinety-nine cases out Of ! hrn-
dred, this one primitive instruct is st the bot
tom Of the Otherwise iaexr,cahle sacrifice,
when ne zee a won,.n, Of her OWE freq Win,
throw herself away on maa ALo is unworthy
Of har.-NiNie Collins.
, 1870-09-11
1Bonncus in Heaven.

;" The sweetest thiuE!" She held up before me
A tsiilr. rrry small, OF flowers anu lace:
Antl then SHE placed 1t for ms admiration,
Upon the curla above her pretty face.
" II il q charming thing" answered, looking,
Spt ut her tuntset, hut ner fdet the whl,c.
AMI Sue, fu. Thought mtant tue airy tribe,
LboRctt So delighted that ha,l u stlile
An honr nfteF, az she aat beside me.
whisnereE something nouk Stoves nara.
disc;"
She answered mt: saw that she WAS thinking
Gy the grave look which isfIenetl IN her eJrs
What arc you thinking, loves" softly asked
her.
"A moment more. then her rerty was given:
"Why, was wOnlet1nR-now, don't call me fool
i%h-
II 9ngsL have new lt0neta mn in Nearea ~
, 1870-09-11
TIE TWO NAFOLEONS.


i, I, Napoleon BouAparte, will be rcad wit
,.u!Iar interest, from the remarkable accur1
. viii, which they apply 10 the circumstance
Ss;o!cer III.
II. ..nnr-ahlt ycstcr1ay king.
Az, arsutH! with kings 10 strive;
Ar.t nov fhou lst 4 nameless thing.
=, ah}ctt-ytr aliyet
l. HIS the ntan or thousand thrones
" hi strewt4f ntlr eR.th with hostile bones,
Aud can he thus ,ufvive.
>::tt he. H!seallcd the Morning Star,
n. INIT nor neItl hath fallen 50 far.
l.;-;asr,,l.'.1 man: why sconrgr thy lind
III, taiwtrt F., 1oN the knee:
Il, 4..lz.nE Ill tn. self gruwu Iliau,
Thou tauSh. ~ the rest to see.
Mi'A n1ei.t nanes'toutd-powcrt TO save
,E::r .tt,fy gift fnth tHe1 the grave
T,'Ihnse tf,al ~nShtpped thee!
vi, iii thy ial! cHn1l rlOt1Ats xucss
-l:l4.,ltlHnt les thaa it1tleRessi
T!;a1lk< for that lesson! 1t will teach
To aitc1.TaTy1nrs more
.:1als high philosophy can preach,
.,.sti vatnls i.reach. before.
TIA: spell uls,n the minds OF men
E-,skS hrSrr 10 Unite Asaiu,
Tt.st lt.t them 10 adore
.'hr>s. iaran things Of eahre SWAY
".;': FRUITS Ut bfa.s and feet of clay.
~ IfGullEll ana lHt f1A1sF.
:'!.. Rapture nf tho strife
Th,' ,'alrhlu ,kc voice 1T Victory,
'ru thrt the breath of life,
Thu sword. the rctptEe andt TINT sway
hith si'au ss'eslletl tnaic bus 10 obey,
Nhtscwlth Tennwn was riln-
NJ Jurl1td.-T>1rx spirit. what must be
the madness OF thy memory!
TIE neSIisttt ilc<olates
The Sirtnr oycrthrown.
thr 4triattry ut uthefs' fate
i snrplisnt for Ills nwn!
l. il soue get Imperial hu3,e
tfAt Win s'lch change can calmly cope.
t'r dread of Ae:ssh alone.
In die \ rtince-Hr live slave
Ths choice is EIost !goohly brave.
liz who Of u1,l wnnfl rena the oak,
NrraMtf hGt 0f tue rruOund,
Cnaipid by 1he trunk hr vainly broke
Alone-now iaoAh he n,unds
Thou til Tile ster1lta.ss Of tlly strength
An equal deed hast tlnt1t. nj length,
And darker late hast fhnn'l:
He lr1l, the forest prowiet'4 prey:
Tilt thou l'lkt cal thy heart away.
Th+. Roman. when his burning heart
Was sIaE..i with sl0ni nf Rome,
Thr down the .9agser-~4aa.e1 depart
fn sasa.r Ern1;'frur. homc.-
lie slaFs~l ,Ief. ars In utter scnrn
uI men TIA. snch . yoke had horne,
Yet left him such 4 .!O<ltn!
Ills ui,!y cInry Eas that hour
bt st1f.lt,,ntll abandon ell power.
T'h.. Spln!ard. when the lust nt sway
lia'! last tt- quicAeniug spell,
Cast crowns for r,s1ries away
An empire for cell:
\ >ts1t-t art,lnntArt nf Its 1sea1s,
\ >r.tle sisputail, on c1cct1s,
lis titsraGe tT1ff-d well
y oc:t'': hal liz neither known
, 1870-09-11
l543

wc get the ominous year OF 1913, in which
Louis Philippe actually abdicated the French
throne. This method Of calculation has been
applied to the present Emperor, and equally
euT1rieiug EeEults hare been achieved:
Napoleon ILL., vas horn. ..-....ls9s
The Empress Eu1entc was born, ..,,,.lS2G
They weie married.. .1saa
Assembled the throne. .lSs3
Taking these figures, and working them out
~ before, We have:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22
PUMPS at 3l5 Second street.

A BETTER TOXIC THAN QUINIsE. Cali
saga bark Of the primest quality is q
prominent ingredient Of Plantation Bit
tiers. With it are combined the juices
and extracts of variety of aperient
ambitious, anti-spasmodic and anti
septic vegetable substances, and these
properties are conserved and rendered
diffusible by the pure spirit of the sugar
cane-the most genial and harmless Of
all stimulants; but this inestimable bark
is, after all, the most important medical
agent contained in the Bitters. In the
various complaints for which quinine is
prescribed, Plantation Bitters may be
given with the certainty of producing al
the good effects claimed by the faculty
TO result from the use of that dangerous
alkaloid, without the fear of any subse
quent ecn consequences. The entire
harmlessness of the Bitters is guaran
teed; the testimony on this point, from
the highest sources, being conclusive.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22

Our city housekeepers will be grained
to learn that they can obtain tle best OF
fresh beef, mutton, spare ribs, poui-
try, and all kinds Of meats at the Jeffer-
son Street Market, 6s Jefferson street,
owned by W ln
oPPEEHEMER HocHsTADrER.
These gentlemen are large dealers in
fresh and sailed meats, poultry, yegeta-
bles and game. Their meat market,
on Jefferson, near Third street, Is
tastefully arranged, and everything is
kept in the best order. AS 6rst-class
meat market, there is nothing to equal
it in the city. They do a large city
trade, and supply thousands RI ppr cit.
zens with the substantisls of life. Their
stock Of vegetables and meats for Christ
mas is complete, and is Of the best de
soriptiOp. Everything will be sold at
lowest prices TO al calling at the Jefier-
son Street Market. p4T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22
If you want good Old Megfbben
whisky, go 60 276 second street.

ANEw YEAR's GIFT-A GoLDRy Or
PoRTUSITY. = For every Eve dollars
worth of dry goods purchased at our
house, up to December 81, 1870, we give
you a ticket, which eutiiles you to a
chance in the celebrated Rheeler d
Wilson Serring Machine, with beautiful
mahogany case-now on exhibition in
our window-which we will give away on
the evening Of the 3lst Of December,
1870. selling Jon dry goods at the lowest
market prices. FRANK & SELI0,
Successors to NJ. Kraus 4 Co, 2ls
Main street. cor. Adams. ST
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22

My lady friends are hereby notified
that they can now have their orders
filled, promptly, for cakes and all kinds
Of pastry for the Christmas holidays.
During the present week | will make a
grand display Of fine cakes, winejellies,
all kinds Of fancy dishes and eonfections
generally. Come and see me.
CHAs. HowARD,
80 PSI Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22
If you want good old Megibben
whisky, go 90 a7e second street. ii

A FINE THING FOR THE TEErH.-The
fragrant Sozodont has taken a very
prominent place among the most ap-
proved dentrifices of the day. 1t is a
very popular article for the toilet, highly
recommended by all who have used it, as
beautifer and preserver of the teeth,
refreshing the. mouth, sweetening the
breath, and arresting the progress Of
decay. cod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22
Merchandise Bought and Sold.
LUMBER.
LuMRERI LuMRERl

WARD ESTABLISHED, IN Is4z. IN
Il connection with our large and well Sc
lected stock Of Dry Lumber. We have our saw
mill in the Navy Yard. with a caparity OF ~,
Lath machines-keep both sawed and hand
made Shingles; Framing and Dimension
Lumber kept on hand Dressed Lumber 81 AZ
kinds; White and Yellow Pine, Cypress ana
Poplar Flooring, Ceiling. Finishing Lumber
rough and dressed: Doors, sash and Blinds.
Fencing, Red Cedar Fence Posts.
Yard foot II Washington st., near riyer:.
52dks5W-t NJ. Z. a J. W. COCHRAN.
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BERToS' CoxFEcTIoSERY AND BAKERY.
The success Of this establishment is
Provedial The reason Of il is that
everything that a0nes from Berton s re
commends itself. As the holidays are
approaching, and everybody needs some
thing in the confectionery line. we adj
wise them to visit Berton's before pur-
chasing 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22

Rare chance for good investment.
Cadmus offers to sell an interest in his
illiard Parlors and Bowling Alleys,
with fine sample room attached, all in
good order, with a long lease. Reasons
made known on application.
79t C. CApMus, Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22

Our large and elegant stock of
German and American Toys IL now
open TO retail purchasers. wheeler,
Piekens a. Co., $40 Main at. 1879
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22

THOMAS FLAySERY, supplyer of mate
rial for the American Driven Well, 81
Jefferson street, aemphis, Tenn. Or
ders frOm the country will receive prompt
attention. loo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22

For SALE.-A fresh lot of apples
choice varieties. r. Russell, Greening,
N. Spy, Snow, E. Streaks-GillAower, W,
Winter, N. Y. Pippin's, Spitzenberg, etc.
SGT CoSAwAY & Co., 1868 Main.
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Go and see the monitor.

If you want to make present to your
friends for the holidays, or want some
thing good for yourself in the shape Of
fine liquors and wines, you must call at
A scbeifers & Co.'S. sO-l05
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"spaldings Glue" stickiest thing out

THIEvEsl KsAvEsll SwNDLERslll
These are mild terms with which to de-
signate those adventurers, who have
been induced by the high reputation
which DIR, Sages Catarrh Remedy has
won, to offer for sale worthless imita-
ton of this celebrated medicine Re
member that DIR. Pierces private stamp,
which is three and half inches long
and has upon it his portrait, and the
words g U. s. Certificate of Genuiness,"
is upon every package of the genuine.
Sold by druggists or by mail sixty cents.
Address DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, New
York. L4ssa.l4l eod-d&w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22
The Weed Sewing Ma
chine, 263 Second st. l59-
skn,ing Rink. aes MaIn street.

NOTICE. For the accommodation of
all that cannot visit our store during the
day, we shall keep open every night next
week until 9 o'clock pm, in order to
give all chance of securing tickets to
our sewing machine, to be given away
December 81, 1870. Every purchaser Of
IS worth of goods is entitled to a
ticket. Frank a. Selig successors to NJ.
Kraus q Co., 2ls Main street. corner of
Adams. 93f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22

Notice to Property Holders
MaroR's orrlcr. cnr IN

MAToR's oFTIcE, CRY HALL, !
MEMPHIS, TESS.. December j, l60- }
T'HE ASSESSORS FOR THE FORTY.
Il fourth ~ ls7l. corporate year hasini
completed their assessment. viii be found n
this otiee for the next thirty 1901 days. for the
purpose Of making corrections. All .partie,
interested viii take notice. and come forward
% examine their list
7s-IOIITi JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-22

SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish
moss, for blanc mango, puddings, Gus,
tards, creams, etc. The cheapest, health
lest, and most delicious food in the
world. eod-d&w