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MiIlinerp, 9tram GOODS, @r

@ PRING OPENING!
MRS. n. j. ZERNOW,
No. aM KING Rect,
Will open THIS DAY an assortment Of MILL.
merry GOODS, Ladies' and ChIldren's Ready.
Made Suits. r..,.
Sole Agent for Nile. DEMOREsT's PAPER
PATTERNS.
SHOULDER BRACES,
STOCKING sUsPENDERs, and
LILY BLOOM.
DRESS.MAKlNG In all its branches.
Country orders will receive prompt attention. :
mch2s- -tuths3moa
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s<.r Mr.. wnIIAM E. snn4oNs, Jr., is the
travelling agent for THE NEWS, for sonsn
Carnlina
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Eegal Nntires

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., JUNE S,
N lS72-NotIce is hereby given that three
months after date application will be made to the
Bank OF Charleston, 3. c., for renewals OF the
folio wing Certidc Gates OF Stock, viz:
No. 1887, for 28 Half Shares.
No. 1878, for 88 Half Shares.
No. 7247, go Whole shares.
No. 1901, IS Whole Shares.
No. 1889, SO Whole Shares.
standing In my name, the originals of which
have been lost g. A. TRENHOLM
Trustee W. L. Hamilton and Wife.
jun8.1amo3
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WTANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
wv small House In the central or western
,n9 Iocaton farms 70 "" at this office, stat
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WANTED, BY A CAPABLE CaLD's
w NURSE and ladies' mad tcoloredl stua.
ti0n in family about 10 travel North. Can fur.
nlsh the best Recommendations. Terms mode.
rate. Address Mary g., at the office OF TIE NEWS.
mRY2I - -
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A GENTLEMAN, WITH THE BEST
a Testimonials, or good character and COM
potency wishes position as Teacher In some
public institution, or as private tutor In family.
No>objections to going into the country. Can
teach French, Latin Greek, Piano and the other
branches OF good education. Salary OF not 30
great consideration as pleasant association. Ad.
dress y. D. ", at the office OF this paper.
mRyl0
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YXTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that the cheapest and best warranted
sewing Machine In the market is the HOME SHUT.
TIE, price $25 and $87. Gan be aeen at the Gene
raj Agency, No. 265 King street, corner Besufain
street. T. l.. BISSELL. jan12-8mos
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ITO RENT, TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
J i Burns lane, second house from King rect.
Possession given Immediately. Apply to FOR.
SYTHE. McOOMB 60, No. as4 King street.
jQn6- -thB2s
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VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS AT THE
Y Wsverly House, with Board, at reduced
prices. for the aummer months. Hrs. A. ]. KEN
NEDY, Propie!ress. jun4
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VXTANTED TO RENT OUT. "a HASLE-
W.! TON BROS. PIANO" Dan be seen at No.
es Hasel street. jun6
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Hon ] A Wagener,
Hon G A Trenholm,
Hon Geo y Bryan,
Hon James SlmonS,
Hon b d Lesesne,
Hon q d Simonton,
Hon K 4 Graham,
BO'Neill, Esq,
q " CLARK, Esq,
J II Wilson, Esq,
Major J 81 Mnrrell,
G 5 Trott, Esq.
D A Bowen, ksq,
o Aichel, Esq,
Captain F w Dawson,
R 5 Bruins, Esq,
A Gage, Esq,
Robert Adger, Esq,
Captain J b Belts,
A Simonds, Esq,
h Bisch0n, Esq,
J F Flcken, Esq,
TO ntaIn A MalCner6.
w b Sml b, Esq,
DR. A B Rose,
John Kllnck, Esq,
w y Courtney, Esq,
F Won Santen, ESQ.,
Captain d Werner,
Il Lelding, Esq,
G II Llndstedt, Esq,
G klecke, Esq,
E Bates, Esq,
F II Ploger, Esq,
J Rells, Esq,
F ] Llllenthal, Esq,
FL Pelzer, Esq,
Il Ferguson, Esq,
DR. J P Uhazal,
Uol Richard Lathers,
II II DeLeon, Esq,
Major Hutson Lee,
DR. w II Wragg,
A Bischof, Esq,
Captain P Tecklenbere
II Slender, Esq,
PC Schroeder, Esq,
@ Logermann, Esq,
Ed y Kracke, Esq,
Ii Ehrlchs, Esq,
U Wulbern, Esq,
F Pleper, Esq,
|IH-Aillen.EGQ.
4 + Sweegan, ESQ,
T Kelly, Esq,
P Moran, Esq,
] n EasOn, Esq,
] Graver, Esq,
J Kenny, Esq.
II Sleenckel, Esq,
Gen Getty,
Lieut. Mount,
DrJ 8 BulsT,
J s Schirmer, Esq,
ID T C0rbiD, Esq
d A ANIME, Esq,
o II BergmanD, Esq
G Il Hacker, Esq,
J ClaQWlCk, Esq
DR. II HUrlbeck,
W l. Trenholm, Esq,
B Lucas, Esq,
F R Wickenberg, Esq,
Colonel ] Phillips,
r O Uhisolm. Esq.
DR. q w DeSaussure,
l. D DeSaussure, Esq,
I'D Zerbjt, Esq.
Dr Schwettm8nn,
J II KlenCke, Esq,
F Helnz, Esq,
o ANIME, Esq,
W Brunges, Esq,
J b Muller, Esq,
A Nlmttz,
jun6
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%rcreriss, Eiqmcrs, &r.
Asl TEAS! TEA


308 KING STREET
800 KING STREET ]
Owing to the large quantities OF TEAS out OF
bond, and now being sacrificed by jobbers to raise
money, We have bought for CAsH-anticlpatin
the reduction OF duty ~ ae.l'.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE DRAWING OOLONGsl 49,
FINE DRAWING OOLONGSl
FINE DRAWING 00LONGSi
WHICH WE WILL SELL
WHlCH WE WILL SELL
WHIOH WE WILL SELL
Al AT EisafY-FfvE afY-FE SESrs SS Fer Fer FOUND FOUND
AT EIGaTY-FIVE GENTS PER POUND
GIVING TO CONSUMERS
GIVING TO CONSUMERS
A TEA THAT Is WORTH .'. ts
A TEA THAT Is WORTH
A TEA THAT IS WORTH
81 Is GENTS PER POUND
81 Is GENTS PER POUND
FOR EIaHTY-FIvE OENTsl
FOR EIGHrY-FIVE CENTS!
FOR EIGHTY-FIVE CENTS
THIS TEA WILL BE AS POPULAR As
as TaTs TEA TEA VIII VIII BE- AZ AZ P9P9tAR As As
WILSON'S FAMOUS DOLLAR TEAL aaJi
WILSON'S FAMOUS DOLLAR TEA
WILSON'S FAMOUS DOLLAR TEAL
WHIcg HAs OBTAINED Rim
WHICH HAS OBTAINED A RUN
WHlCH HAS OBTAINED RUN
NEVER BEFORE KNOWN IN CHARLESTON
NEVER BEFORE KNOWN IN CHARLESTON
SAMPLES MAILED FREE
SAMPLES NAILED FREE |
SAMPLES MAILED RREE !
SAMPLES GIVEN AWAY FOR TRIAL
SAMPLES GIVEN AWAY FOR TRIAL.
SAMPLES GIVEN AWAY FOR TRAIL
REMEMBER, WILSON'S
REMEMBER, WILSON'S
REMEMBER, WILSON'S
Is THE ONLY PLACE TO BUY TEAS .....
Is The SsET PIsGF PI4GF TS sSY TE4s FE
TIE ONLY HOUSE
TIE ONLY HOUSE
THAT MAKES 1T A SPECIALITY t,.as
rI5 That MAKEs y IT A sPEGIALTYY GI ~
THAT BUY MORE AND SELL CHEAPER
THAT BUY MORE AND SELL CHEAPER
THAT BUY MORE AND SELL CHEAPER
THAN ANT OTHER sToREl ~ h'.t
THAN ANY OTHER STORE
THAN ANY OTHER STORE
HAVE A LARGER ASSORTMENT
HAVE LARGER ASSORTMENT
HAVE A LARGER ASSORTMENT
MORE VARIETY OF TEAS
MORE VARIETY OF TEAS y
MORE VARIETY OF TEAS
90 TO WILSON'S TEA STORE,
GO TO WILSON'S TEA ST0BE,
40 TO WILSON'S TEA STORE,
No. Sos KING STREET.
No. S0S KING STREET
No. 500 KING STREET
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Boar6ina.

II ADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE AC-
IL COMMODATED In private family, western
portion rtty. Terms moderate. Address, Post.
office, r., F. O. m8y2S-tuth4H
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obo VI oahkeolOu
Consul o o WItte,
Ed Sebrlng. Esq.
N Fehrenbach, Esq,
q F Lowrey, Esq.
Otto Tidemann, Eeq,
q w Wttte, Esq,
J b Devereux, ESQ,
A h Hayden. Esq,
JP Merkhardt, Esq,
OF Wleters, Esq,
W Darlington, ESQ,
Captain Jacob Small,
Captain Henry Gerdts,
] Y b Claussen, Esq,
DIR b Baer,
B Bollmann. Esq.
II Klat,e, Esq,
O Olaclus, Esq,
y Lilienthal, ESQ,
G W Steffens, Esq.
J q Wuhrmacn, Esq,
+ Wehmann, ESQ,
PI OOogan, Esq,
y. Z Pauknin, Esq,
3 Wsltjen, Esq,
F Wieters, ESQ,
Henry BulwinHle, ESQ,
10 0gemann, Esq.
EF Lehmkuhl, Esq.
81 u Fischer, Esq,
F Z Schroeder, Esq,
F Pucknaber. Esq,
D ID Cohen, Esq,
w F rIddon, Esq.
DR. O Davega,
A ] Teblas, Esq,
J K Boylston, Esq,
DR. h Plnckney,'
Capt F W WAGNER,
J u Leesemann, Esq.
A Sachtleben, Esq,
DR. U ) Pelzer.
F Q Borner, Esq,
q KeIm, Esq,
+ L Qusckenbnsh, Esq,
A Oanale, Esq,
Capt ~ MlnoIt,
X N Butler. Esq,
Major G l. Buist,
Daniel Ravenel. Esq.
-T1-lairiirda. Esq,
A 0 Stone, Esq,
DR. W n Fitch,
Capt W 4 Kelly,
A Cameron, ksq,
n Trlest, Esq,
3 E Welch, Esq.
A Q Kaufman, Esq,
J N Robson, Esq,
Gen W Gurney,
Capt Sinclair,
Lieut. Smith,
J q Stelnmeyer. Esq,
W KnObelocn, E5u,
II Hsstedt, Esq,
W Marscher, i.
] @ W Bt .choH, ESQ.
u SchIepegrell, Esq,
w X Bird, Esq,
A Lengnick, Esq,
A Stemmermann, Esq,
DR. Ancrum,
J b Petermann, Esq,
q II West, Esq.
Captain H EARNS,
W B Herlot, ESQ,
Colonel q IWalKer,
Dr. G w Almar,
E q jackson, Esq,
Or J B Patrick,
Dr. & A Klnloch.
J D Geddings, Esq,
A W Eckel, Esq.
G ' Alforli, Esq,
W s Hastie, Jr, Esq.
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Amusemerlts.
THE GREAT PAN OR A M A
OF THE
UNITE 8 T A T E IS
Amusements.

UNITED st A T EI
HIBERNIAN HALL,
For few nights only, commencing THURSDAY,
June 6, 1872.
MATINEE THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 8 O'Clock.
Admission rs cents; children Ii cents.
The hrst Evening Exhibition Will be given on
THURSDAY, beginning at $50 p. N.
Admission rs cents; Reserved Seats SO cents;
Children, 16 cents.
City OF Charleston from the Sea- Battery, st.
Mlchaels, st. Philips the Cathedral as 1t was and
Ia, the Old PostoflIe, City Square, the Market on
Saturday Night. Street Merchant, Fort Sumter as
1t was and Is, Fort Mouitre and Beach View OF
Suliivau's Island, Magnolia Cemetery, Ashley
River and Phosphate Works.
Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, Mount Ver-
non, Washington City, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, Fulton Market and Ferry, an Amicaole
Settlement OF the Alabama Claims, the Carpet
Bagger, the Militia Applicants for Legislative
donors, Leaving the state the Blue Ridge Rail.
road Bill.
Instructive entertaining and amusing Lecture
will accompany each exhibition.
Full Orchestra, Gorgeous Effects and Magnlf.
cent Paintings. junl-7
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DOARD WANTED IN A PRIVATE FAM
I'D lily on Sulvan's Island for lady, infant
and nurse. Address, G., NEWS Office, stating
TERMS location, &c. may31
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WTANTED, A SMALL TERRIER, ETH
w Err Scotch or Black and Tau, to catch
rats. Any one having such for sale will please
address R. ONCE of TIE NEWS. may27
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gbe Gbaarlestn,, 9fms.

THURSDAY, JUNE s, 1872.
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90 Retrt.

ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
containing nine rooms. on front beach Sui
llVan's Island. Apply to s. A. W00DSIDE. No. SO
Markerslreet. jun6-thstu4+
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Gonrerts.

Gonrerts.
GRAND SACRED. CONCERT,
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE l3,
NEW GERMAN CHURCH, KING STREET,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SAME.
CoIncident to the entire renovation OF the
Grand Old Organ, five hundred new Metal Pipes,
OF the latest tone and invention, have been
added.
PROGRAMME.
Organ Prelude and Prayer by Rev. L. MULLER
Pastor OF Church.
1. Grand Symphonic In O, Organ and Orchesrra-
w. A. Mozart.
Q. Choral Hymn: "a Firm Castle is our Lord"
Grand Chorus and chidren's voices-Aartin
Luther.
8. Dnetto for two Soprano Volces-G. Mueller.
4. "Behold the Day OF the Lord" Grand Chorus
with Soles-U. Kreutzer.
s. Trio from Creation, fur Soprano. Tenor and
Basso: ':On Thee each Living Soul Awaits''-
j. Haydn.
I. Grand Symphonic in D, Organ and Orchestra
W. A. Mozart.
q Cho al Hymn: "Now, praise ye all the Lord"
Grand Chorus and children's voices-M.
RincKart.
g. Tenor Solo from Creation: "In Native Worthn-
J. Haydn.
4. "Before Thee, Eternal" Grand chorus-J.
A. r. Schulz.
s. "Morninr." Grand Cantate, Solos and Chorus
p. KieD.
Professors d. E. Eckel and ]. Heinemann, or.
ganist, will onduct the Concert, having secured
the kind and grstuitous cooperation .of.some oil
the best talent Of the city in vocal and instrumen
tai music. rare musical treat may be anticl
pated.
Tickets OF admission, dollar each, may be OBJ
tained from the gentlemen OF the Committee o.
Patronage, named below; also &Mrs Huneken 4
Cos. Millinery Store, at Messrs. Mechers & Muller
Mr.. william Uferhardt, and at the doors OF thu
Church. Doors open at hslf.psst 7. Concert begins
at half-past 8 P. n.
The following gentlemen are respectfully re
quested to extend their kind patronage and ait
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Wants

WTANTED IMMEDIATELY, A MALE
w HOUSE SERVANT. Must be well recon-
mended. Apply corner Broad and Rutedge
streeta jun8-1*
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HOUSE IN MARY STREET TO RENT.
ILL Apply to WIN. BYRNE, southwest corner
Church and Chalmers street. jun6.2+
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Men, pnbliratinns.:

TlHE NEW s.HYMNALp AT TWENTY
CENTS. =. " -. =. -
editions OF the NEW HEHNAL., The new az mo.
edition at 20 cents, 80 cents and 40 cenrs;18 mo.
edition at 40 cents, go cents, 81 and upwards
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vXTANTED, A GOOD SAWYER AND
w Machlnist to take charge OF saw MILL on
Po,t Royal Railroad. Apply to T. 8. BR0WhlNG,
Yemsssee, Savannah and charleston Railroad. 8.
N iuu6-3H
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VITANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, TO
w cook for small family, also to attend
cow. Apply at No. 10 Legare street. jun8-lf
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VXTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO
w cuok and wash; also a while girl to mind
children. Apply In Amherst street, one door
from Nassau jun6-1s
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YTlO RENT, THIRD FLOOR OF BUILD
i ING No. 64 Broad street. Apply to A. q.
HAYDEN, No. 272 King street. jun6-4H
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ITTANTED TO PURCHASE, A SMALL
w House. Purchase money to be paid in
monthly instalments. Address "Desire, at NEWS
office. may3l
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VTTANTED, A PLEASANT ROOM ON
wv Sullivsn's Island, by single gentleman,
with or Rithsut board or furniture. Address
.Plymourh,n at this office. junf-tuths3"
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THO RENT, BRICK HOUSE No. 129l
i Coming street. containing ten rooms, water
works and gas throughout. Apply at No. Marion
street. 1unl-Stuth4E
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VXTANTED, A PARTNER WITH TEN
w to Twenty Thousand Dollars Capital. In
Well established Wholesale and Retail Business In
this city. Paying with limited amount Of Capt.
tai six Thousand dollars year. Address Rox A,
NEWS Office. Jun4-tuthm3
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XTANTRD TO INFORM THOSE NOT
w acquainted with the fact that the SOUTH
ERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY issues Joint
Lie Policies, iusurng the lives OF partners In
business, so that on the death OF either, the
amount Insured for Is paid to the surviving party.
It also insures husband and wife on the same
plan. EBEN COFFIN, Agent, No. 81 Broad street.
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NTANTED. A WOMAN TO COOK AND
wv Wash for a family Of five. Apply at No.
40 East Bay, opposite North Commercial Wharf.
jun6-lH
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ITO RENT, A THREE-STORY BRICK
Il BUILDING, on the north side Of Hayne
street. Large cistern on the premises. Apply at
No. Hayne street. may39-thstu
OFFICE TO RENT, No. I'll BROAD
" street, under Messrs. Presley, Lord i
Inglesby. Apply at No. Hayne street.
may yS0-thstu
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Concident to the entire renovation Of the
Grand Old Organ, five hundred new Metal Pipes,
OF the latest tone and invention, have been
added.
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Financial.
3usuraure.

OUTH RN
\" LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-07

RURAL BEAUTIES AND CRY BELLIES =
Country girls are not awhit behind their
metropolitan sisters in the natural ele-
ments Of loneliness. but it must be CON
ceded that the city bellies best under
stand the art Of preserving and height
euing their personal beauty. The most
perfect features lose half their sttrac.
ton unless the complexion is properly
cared for, and if the pretty girls Of the
rural districts wish to compete with the
"Fairstars' Of the fashionable world in
refined attractions they must pay due at
tention TO this important point. They
ought to know, for the fact is notorious
that Hagan's Magnolia Balm imparts t.
the skin delicate, pearly appearance
unproduceable by any other preparation
under the sun. No matter how the cnti
Gle may have been roughened by expos
ure or discolored by the sun, the Balm
will render it soft and pliable, and re
moves every blemish. eod-dA'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-07

Our contemporaries continue to- an
nounce murder as a tragedy IL MUIR
der is tragedy, then, BY parity cfsex-
PRESTON marriage is comedy. Why not,
then, head an account of marriage in
high life, for example, with " Comedy IN
Hanover square9' eai-i iia-I17tf3a
In Cincinnati, in certain locality,
there has been an intense excitement
occasioned by the discovery that Doc
tor had fallen in love with an under
takers wife. 1t might have been a lit
tie more natural perhaps if the under
taker had fallen in love with the Doctor.
Merry England" doesn't like the San
Juan decision. We shouldn't think she
would. To be bluffed twice, even in this
ceremonious sort Of fashion, must come
hard to her. She has had things pretty
much as she wished them for the last
thousand years, and this is disturbing
the even tenor OF her way rather abrupt
ly.- Commercial Advertiser.
Schools for wood engraving, schools
for designing dress patterns, schools for
drawing, schools for tile painting, schools
for everything; and we shall soon be
able to sit before q fireplace decorated
with tiles from the family easel aud look
at prints from the family pencil and
graver, dressed in designs Of our own in
venting, and holding cup of tea in a
cup decorated by the taste and ingenuity
Of our daughters.
The latest judicial decision of special
interest to passengers on railroad cars
has Just been rendered at Norwich,
Connecticut. A gentleman and his
wife were injured in getting off train at
that place, because it did not stop long
enough to allow the passengers to alight
in safety, and they have obtained YER
diet for $500. eeH
The Virginia (Nevada) Enterprise
says the Chinese in the celestial quar-
tiers of that city are jubilating most of
the time at some Of their temples.
Almost nightly q god of some kind
turns up who demands a considerable
expenditure for iirecrackers. Although
very stingy in some respects, the Chi
nese go their last cent on their gods.
The only persons left at the Tip Top
House on Mount Washington are three
signal officers, who are equipped with
large stock of coal, four barrels of
onions, about forty hams, twenty bushels
of potatoes, good supply of canned
goods, and all manner of groceries il
profusion, violin, harmonican, a good
sized library and other tip-top material
to enable them to spend pleasant
winter. li
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-07

Go TO Wilkinson's, No. III Main
street, for your Sunday reading. You
will find on his counter all the latest
daily and weekly newspapers; also, ali
the magazines for November-Harper s.
Leslies, Godeys, Peterson S, the Galaxy
and Atlantic; also, the illustrated Lon
don News, Graphic. and the Young La
dies Journal for October. He sells at
Eastern prices. and you viii do well to
call early and lay in your supply Of
reading matter for Sunday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-07

Criminal Imposition.-A bad bill subsii-
tuted for 3 good one Is simply loss to the
pocket Of the takeri but . p0i'oHoas sqp subs
stituted for alife-suEtainius medicine imperils
the health Of those who imbibe il. and the man
who coneocts, or sells. or recommends such an
article is a criminal inpostor, and deserves 10
be visited with heavier penalty than Il he
had eounterfeited gold pieces or forged bank
bills. Many vile. unrholssome potions now
being offered for sale In various parts Of the
country as tonics" and restoratives." are
rsaoz merdej By their dishonest proprietors
and vendors a. seperi1g 10 the famous national
specidc. Hostetter's stomach bittefs. De-
perate attempts are made 70 thrust these per-
nicious eompsunds into the hands and down
the threats Of lifelong patrons Of the great
vegetable stimulant and stomaehie; and al
though thee conspiracies AGAINST health and
lifs ven rsrely succeed, Il nevertheless seems
q be . duty occasionally % VAN The creiu-
| lous against then. H1stetler's Bitten, the
unequallei remedy for casual indigestion, con
I frmed dyspepsia. biliousncss. liver complaint,
I maiarious fevers. constipstion, constitutional
I weakness. and the functional arrangement q
the weaker sex. has for twenty year. stood al
/ TIE hssd Of all medicines Of i1 eiass-so far
shove ihem a. 10 render competition futile.
i has not "a rpachoi the meridian Of its pop
Eiarity, lie sale being laFrnr nov than a any
period since IL introdurtion- IL utility e. .
preventive q disorders ongsndsrsdh ~ an ins.-
lubrious ainosrhsre o. unuholelous watsf i
admitted b. phyEieians r-actietng 10 20.
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nEAsOEIC DIRECTORY.
a

LODGES. NN
c.rru MryPEIs. No. 11S-meets Cd Friday
a. "aeb nopth-hall corner Madison and Sec
nnd A. j. Wheeler, W. M; j. Harvey
Mathes. Secretary.
AxarRoyA. No. l6s-meets LIST Monday in
80 monfh. at Odd Fellows Hall, corner
Tnnrt and Main. @. G.. Locke. W. NJ; Il.
Richmond, Secretary.
Jvr,A scoTT, No. 2S9-meets LIST Thursday
~ aacb month-hall corner Madison and Sec
cond. S. Sturm, W. NJ. NJ. Hoshstadter,
Secretary.
DvsoTo. No. 2ee-meets Sd Friday Of each
month Odd Fellows Hall. r. 9. William
son. ". NJ; R. W. Shelton, Secretary.
Kuw1SyrSe, No. 3l1-meets 4th Friday OF
zach month-at South Memphis Hall, corner
~ Madison and Second. W. b. Richardet.
W. NJ; Louis CEapski, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN CHiPTER,. No: 22-meets % MONDAY o.
sach month-Odd Fellows Hall, @ g. Locke,
n n p: A. j. Wheeler, Secretary.
MTwPHrs CHAPTER, No. 95-meets at Odd
FeIlows' Hall, Sd Monday Of each month";. W.
S. Matthews, NJ. e. II. p; John W. ward
0 R. AND s.M.
FuRrKA COUNCIL, No. 6-meets Sd Thurs
Say az each nonth-odd Fellews' Hall. g.
Reder, III. H.; G. Il. Myers, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
CvRKyE CouMANDERY, No. 4-meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. Geo. Mellersh. Com. L.
]. Barehus, Rec.
CALVARY CHAPrER OF RosE Cook. 18th. No.
l. Charles W. Adams, SD. M. W.; ID.
Tomlinson, sd. Sec.'.
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AFTER ALL.

Oh, the old friends are the truest, aaif
After all. Tale 10
Though the face be not the newest,
After all.
When the foyer heat is highest.
Or the chilly tide is highest.
Over all we soc the reaching
of the faith that life is teaching.
RrinRs us love and trust and rest.
For the weary soul the best,
After all.
What are all the stings of malice,
After all?
There are Joys in life's chalice,
After all.
Must the shadows then pursue usY
And the sunbeams ne or come to usT 4
While our feet pass by the daisies
Shall our soul FER count Ills praisesT
Oh, there is some joy, some rest,
For the weary soul the best,
After all. siH
For better than the old or newest,
After all. -nfI
Is the loving friend the truest'
Over Gains and storms He sees us;
From the danger. too, He frees us;
And amid our faithless serving
Keeps a watchfulness unswervingi
And he shows us perfect rest,
For the weary soul the best,
After all.
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