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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-07
A PINE plated cup, 81. Dollar store.

THE Champion Shoe has proved TO be
the most economical shoe for farmers
wear, of all the various kinds now in
use, and stand the seyerest tests that
anything in the shape of Shoes a be
subjected to.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-07

GARDEN IMPLEMENTS at craig's seed
store.
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seed corn, at Craig's.

SEE advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, in another column. 1t
should be read by all.
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SEED buckwheat, at Craig's seed
STORE
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wHATEvER you want. Dollar store

Ladies, don't fail to 60 to the Southern
Pelaee, Ss2 Main street, to-mOrrow.
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LINEN LAWN, SWISS EcRU cRETONNEs,
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BLUFFING.

JUsT received, braids. Dollar store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-07

P~IuABrNa, sl6 Second street.
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SILVER oandlestieks. Dollar store.

A No. l INvEsTMENT.-20 to 100
shares of stock in Pamela Cotton Seed
Oil Company for sale. Apply to G. II.
Blood, 334 Main street.
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NEW STYLES
LOCAL ITEMS.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RObertsOn's Business Col
lege.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2II Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-07

COLLARS, cuff and sleeves. Dollar
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F0R bargains visit Dollar store.
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Comprises all the latest designs and most exquisite nbdst in fine Lace Gc1d4 Real Point
Founehga Real Point Point Applique vaeneenns Duchess md Real Thread Trimmings,
L@@4 Real Point and Thread Bab@, Point Lama and Thread Lace Punsol Covers Real
Point ad Thread Lace Fans Point Point Appiquom and vaEndenns Laess SETS collars,
Guns ae Sleeves
Our unavaed stock Of Real Lace Points Lame Lace Point, PuheE DeuteIs DTnde
DudSe and Chantmy Lace Points are tn finest and best assorted in Anshea-neluding
the new shapes vte CzaHhar Position, Beina and he eesant cazaqus pprmuon,
Pagoda an Nandauno These goods being Of ourd nctn importation W can sell them as
cheap as any howe on the continent
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ikWHALEBoNB corsets. Dollar store.

THE "Silver Tongue" Organs for Sale
at the Piano Rooms of Merriman & Will
cox, 273 1-2 Main street, are universally
admitted TO have volume and sweetness
Of tone, unsurpassed by any instrument
of the kind now in use.
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MRS. R. P. THOMPSON.
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LADIES' SUITS

AT
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS
We request the attention of the ladies
of Memphis and vicinity to the me-
qualled stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
SUITS which we are now offering at ex-
tremely low prices.
n. B.-A saleslady waits on this de-
partment.
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THE WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
AT B. LOWEN6TEIN & BROS
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT


WIN be found richer than evrb before in beautiful and attractive lines Of Table DAmaaks
Towels Napkins Tray Cloths Toanetes Fine panask Sets Elegant Embroidered Table and
Covers French, English ana German Curtain DamaSkt Beautiful Lace Curtain, Etc
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o N BOARD.
LOST.

DRACFLET-A chnd's gold bracelet be-
Is tween second and Main street, near OF In
Court square. The finder win be rewarded by
returning II 70 IS Court street ap4
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For cheap and elegant dress goods g
TO Menken Brothers.
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Tho plain but celebrated Werly corset
only at the Southern HOopskirt Manu-
factory, 383 Main street.
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L.

AT
L. KREMER's.
SILK fans, paTasols. Dollar store.
Breast protectors of whalebone, silver
were, and Of rubber, only at the Southern
ELoopskirt Mandatory, 1888 Main street.
CHEAP hair braids. Dollar store.
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HAIR braids, curls. Dollar store.
For FAMILY s Upper Blue Lick
Water, In bottles, Is admirable. It il.
bottled carefully at the spring, and
packed in cases suitable for shipment to
any part of the world. In this form it
is equal TO the water at the spring, and
far superior to that drawn from wood.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents.
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BUY your goods at Dollar store.

Scarlet cloth and Thibet c0rsets, onll
at the Southern HoOpskirt Mandatory
3S3 Main street,
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sTEAM.FIgqINa, sl5 Second slrset.
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For Dolly Vardens, 60 to the Southern
Palace, $40 Main street.
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CHEAP hair braids. Dollar store.
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SOMETHING of everything at Dola
store.
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NEW FASHIONS

MISSES and children's shoes. Dollar
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HUNeARIAN grass seed, at Craig's
seed store,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03

mersrn fclsten bintsn mad. Sn Der
@ruft purre Der Sars Der Gr;ber;psin
spiiden pem Sarse ibres unslidli6sn
Spbnes War unp rem Sarge ibrsr in
Der Slite Ter Sabre peritcrbenen S6wies
sertp6ter Der Gr;ber;psin annun;iata,
bei9eleBt unp npdmals einaelesnet.
Na6rem rie Sdlussebete seiprp6en
pprren paren, Ibersab Der Sberltbpf>
meiiter in Der iibliden Sprm pem pater
Guardian Ger Sapu;iner rie seite unp
empfabl pielelbe ieiner Sbbut wpralf
alle aus Der 0ruft in Die Stride ;us
riidfebrtsn. @dbrsnp pies in rer @ruft
srt ii6 sins, perliesen Ger Spf unp pie
iibrisen Nnipeienren bic Stride. Gang
lam seritreute ii6 bic na6 tauienren
;dblenrs auf ben Ylasen unp in rem
@alim na6it rer 8apu;inerfir6e anses
iammelte Meni6enmense. Die SrOs
riln9 mar, Oanf Der ~taftSpllen Sals
tuns Der Si6erbeitSwa6e, psl6e 14OO
Mann fart ausseridt mar, wabrenr
rcr sar;cn Seier nidt aeltSrt rrpreen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03
Seidenbegansnib Der Srau Gr,bsr,u:
ain S0phis.

Wien, 1. SUM-. Inter ccm f~cieyliz
den pantheon Gerempniel lit beute Na6s
mittags rie irpiite SiiIe Sbrer ~taiierlis
den Spbeit Der Srau Grsbersrsrn Spptie
IN Die 0ruft Der Sa~pusinertir6e b%sltattet
pprcen, no Die Witslieper pes &aiierz
bauies SabsburS Spn ibren GrrenfIm,>
pfen a%usruben. OaS publifum ,pa in
ben Straben UNI auf Zen Yldsen, rurb
pel6e Der 9ei6ensus fibrte, 10 maiIsn,
baft Sertreten, ME es Gem Ginprlte ents
iera6, wel6en pieler lrauerfaQ Der fais
ierliben Samilie iiberau berSpr9erufen.
Wieppbl ibOn IN ben eriten Nahmits
ta9stuncm rie sum ncuen Ntarft fiibs
rrnpen @allen . @a1mdnnern at9es
Iblp1en ,paren, peren 2inien Gas anltrSs
menee publifam sersebens ~ treden
ia6te, ipar cod pieler YlaB in ieiner gam
zen IuScebnunS Spn pi6ten Menidenz
ibaaren umrabmt pelbe nad riifmIrtS
auf imprpSiiirten Sribiinen nnp Stiiblen
ampbitbeatralil1 auiitiesen. Gs mar
Elm sl~an,enpes ernlteS Sdauipiel, ras Der
ncie Warft beute bot. 9as pbere Orits
tbeil reS playeS ppr Ter Stride mar ppn
sinem Garre Spn WilitSrmanni6aften be-
IeBt, auf peren &cpfberefunNcn Sannens
;pei9e niften. Sn Ger Miitte pee Gar
res ftrpBte eS Son @plp an zen !Selmen
llne nnifprmen rer 0encralr, ~ rem pie
ipeiben 8pebGl6e per 8etb9arren cine
milpe Nuance bilpsten, bis pies flanls
menpe Wfeer iib plSBliG nett tbeiltc, um
Dem ibiparsen 1ei6enwasen Y!ag 81 ma>
ben-als lplte e5 mabnen, ME Ger Spp
jab UNI rditer in zen irpiitrn Slang
eintritt unp cellen Srrrlihfeit reri6euGt.
lblanen nabmcn RE Wiitc res TlaBes
Gin INN in, urtcrcn Irittbril barren eie
9Sa9cn Ger 2rauerBdltr III rerrn idnrarse
Icfprirun9 cas Gptb Ger Vicrsen res Grs
S6niSs BON 3anncYer nit Idarien Som
tralt bincinleudtete. Hin0sum maren
ale 6eniter a%n9clpnt pfTen, ME Qcaeu
ausiebenp, in pencn rie Yewpbner Ter
impplanten 3ei6cnfeier teiwpbnten.-
SGwei9cnp Serbielt il1 bic Miense, bis
bic @fprtsn rer Sirte ii6 tfnsten une
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03

Iurhlab Der ;abapien Sparrsn, Stanssn. pol
ser, Stamme, 3ilsu, aabus rne bic GinriG-
tunssihids, uns 10 fam ss, bab I'D tinnsn tur;sr
3sit elm grocer She'll Ter susef6memmtsn Sc
s%enitanes rbsrbalb Der Bride a~ntaute, bic auf
;rsi Oar6Idie, cas san,s 5lubssbist bis ;u zen
SbfClsti6su Wiiblen einnabm unp I8 pGbrsnp
Ter san;sn 0ausr ees GlsmentargeianiFes yer
erpBerte. gunt rurdeinaueer ~fasen ea, elm
Srpbarti5sS Bib Der 3eritprEnl, spn Ger Gjepalt
Der Strrm I9neQe fsltsr rnp fslter suiammense-
trid, Die psri9iepenitsn SSlssr unp @sratbi&af-
ten. Gin5slnr 3ilsn unb Stanssn rastsn aus
Der unsahl rrn Sreitern une StGn,msn isnsrebt
snsrr. 1aipii6sn rparsn balb S~erltSrts Sarf.
eabinen II. yanrunssbriifsn Der 1ampfer sinse-
tsilt. IaS ~bSl;srne Neutrality-suspicious. con Bra
nif itane ned rpbltebaltsn auf isinem aabns.
Gin msssei4remmtss gSG6tsrbaus ,sists np2
serl1isrene, gum Srcdnen aussebdnste @aldc.
ltuts. Die Snpebnsr battsn it pTenbay raid
fi6tsn n,iifen unb ni6I Belt ssfunp I'll. Sislelbe
berat;unebmen. I'm A lbr Wrraens i6pemmte
has WaiIer ipsar elm 5lpB 81, auf wslaem nod
Gsusr ansematt mar, bas crit mad lGnssrer 3eit
~
Srn 'eltit srIri9. 0esen prei llbr ris ras emit.
isIe!te Clement aud bic lfapni9e Sapsanl,alt am
5rantii9st unp ts beiesn Stpimmi9uIsn fort.
Sn Der Wilitars S9pin,ni lbule mar has 0isna-
%Psrlrnal bsrriIs iribsr apiiirt prresn, uni
man bate rsrsstli6 seriuat, eisislbs nod
mstr ;u befeitissu. Die aus 80 psrlcnsn bette
bsnee Sepisnunssmanni4ait bate ale Iate,
ll6 ie!blt 81 rsiten. geiee Anitaltsn nureen
neblt aneeren SelsmaIen an ben @arUIiusntbalsr
SabnYiatuet anssl6wemmt unp SprmittasS cine
9cmpasnis rss Suf.' &ssir,snt5 GsssnfsIS sur
Sepa6uns rcrtbir prltirt. Ha6mittass sslaus
ss elmer abtbsiiuas piunisrs une Sniantsris
elmer srrBsn She'll Der 9abinsn uus bic @ii6e-
ffide ans Sanp ju %brirsen.
Sn bic am llisr s~tesenen 8aisn Der S.apt
Drag crans pas s~ntfsNelte Clement in rsu sritsu
Wrrssnlunpsu. sls sas @aisr am bS9isn
~seitiesen mar, errsi&is paiislbe icsar Die Spbe
Ter antsrsn SSlfs rss Suais, une iibsr,ps bic
lelbe nit elmer i6musissn 8ahsrl9i&is. SIN
pielen Saulern, 10 in, asnesflpiter, mar sas gEai-,
fer bis in bic sbensrpissu Wpbnunssn sinss-
rrunsea.
GprtieBuus fplst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03
kirdlids nsuisktitsH.
GrrtisBuns fOlst.)

@ilmauftt, 98ise. @is l6ru s~smtlpst, ssbt
am 4. Sui elm Greurlsns;us mad 9alparia,
@isc, CUR GrGTuuns sss srffsn fatbplii6sn @ali.
nos in gBiseenltn at. W 1T 81 piaibsu, pap
bic geteutuns ces 5sitsS, al pcl6em tsfauntli6
aud bic Statue ess ). Sciepb, ais S6irmberr
Der airGs, feisrli6 sinsepsiht mirp, reit iibsr Die
lrealsn 0rsu;su, ia ibsr Gle 8iscrnius biuaus-
rsi6sn mSss. Ter Tuysa une bic 3rtbwsn-
pistsit tatb. 9aines it in Amsrica nod sisl III
penis %srfannt ie irQsn unisrm faith. @srsins!e-
ben crit rs rsdts gDir;s ssbsn. Is il ipatr.
unisrr fatb. Gsreine rilessn pas ~rslisiOis 2sbsn
inter ibrcn &fitalieoern, aber ee mpuatliben u.
STANDARDIZATION Seriamm!uaGsn s~srislten slsi-
den fat ben Ser ammlnngen epn IetirnIren et-
ner Observation-Disclosures mn eas Ie
nit @ebet rrSfuet uni gsIhlpHeu psre,r. Scr
trGse, GetaIten iiber Sass5irassn, wsIas bic Sns
tsrslisn rsv fatp. Stride bstrsHen, bilesnee lIatsy
baltans fneet man bort Guesrit islten. Sisism
Ianssl lpl enrp fatb. Gaines in allen srSssytn
@emeincen G.cgebclfsn peresu.
Cfian, 10. 5uni. (Gprr,) 9lm 10. sielss DC.
nptS ~Ir.srtsu mir psn 26iGbrissn Grwablunsstaa
ptnS TX, ni6t ater in Silau, ~irnrern in 5sitina (;
sb:n neil mir bier einsn irlGnsii6su prielter ss.
ben uup cisIe bsfauutli6 pen lelGen 5sisrlidfsi.
ten ni6ts mihcn. SSir siasen seBbaIt saS hem
ishs Irilsn spn bier entferntsn jefina, nm ea.
lslbt eieies Sen 81 feierr, rnr omar mif25 YSa-
gen, bic SiIan Silpsr Gprnst gans an Der
Spise. Ille Wlssn parsn nit gatIli4sn lab
nsn seSisrt. lem Spbw. j. lIrbani, rs!der
bel lp!6en Stisri6fsitsn ss an ui6ts feb!sn llst,
ilne mir ;u Sanf Ysrphibtst; stsnie rem esbrsr
ron 6eitina, Srn. 6alt, psl6sr uns nit ssm
Sunslin9spersin ~ pfsrps abbelts uns nit al
nsm srsifa&en Sr6 auf Plus IN. tssriisr.
Sp6p. 6rans Sci. Sanina patsr Der
5ipsIis air9e in Wabanpy Sits, pa, iars am
IA. b. ". an zen Slattsrn. Ter Seritsrbene
puree i'm Sabre 1922 in Der TiScels Mlnitsr
in Weltpbalen %sebrrsn, fam i'm Sabre 1867 uady
glmsriFa unc srbielt I'M MGrs ees 3abrss 1865
bic prisltrrpsiRe. Bis gum Hpsemter ~ssTslben
Sabrss funeirts or ais 9aplan in ssr Ct. gpri-
IaeiuS . gemsinee, unp purse eann ais sriter
pfarrsr al rie St. 6ieelis Stride in Mabanry
Sitp ssriesi.
in NlaHeiota psresn nsus fatbplil9e Sir
den sstsG. N Douglas Srpn, Iafem Co., III
6pnntain nnS Sansstpre, tsics in 6iamprs, So.
saS %Spaiagitonr, gBinpna &c., Minnsleta,
ipire trriftst, PAP Ger tsFannte @i6icnGr,
Srtw. y, gSeniussE paisIbt isisrlibir smpfan.
gen raree.
Hss. s. Hnaui bisbrr in Hep gSina
Minn, HbeTnimmt BIC SseIirrse ~ Rarystsrn,
@inu, uni &sS. 8. q. Stariba, bisbsr am
lsstgsnanntsn Yiags, besibt I6 ais Ssr!lrrasr
na6 &sp Using.
8ss. z. SHELTER aiifsnt an Ter 81. Ri
cplaus STRIDE in St. ycuis, it na9 @rssn @ay,
SSisr., ~at9crsiit um bert aaf ben sSunl4 Res
Sr@w Ten Sil6pfs @eI&sr 10 lause ais aTitent
Der Gatbseyals IN wirfsn, bic Ger Sr6p1fs
Sbsrbiri lsins 5irmunss- une @iNmtipnyrriim
in hsr auSsspstntsn DiSssis bssnset bal. lsa8 s.
niss Nsratt eousru Mir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03

gen Sdmeitern auf9enpmmen irerpen ais
DAP Gin prpteitant ibm elm GubefiiIen
ober elm Stiidden. Srpc rei6en wiirce.
Die prptetantil6en Saditeine uneW Srtel
trerpen muir 81 Sir6enbauten nerpencet,
in irelden ll6 am Spnntas bic Mppe
brett madt, wdbrenp bic &atbplifcn nit
ibrem @elpe S6ulen fir Die @aiien,
Slnitalten fir bic Npttlcipenren, ireie
l6eilistbimcr fir ale UNI seSfnet jepen
Gag erri1ten unp alien 8ranfen une
Seunsliften cine bilhreihe Sanr ent>
9esenfrefen. Sn suten 6riitli6en
Werfen fSnnen mir BON uniern @esnern
nod lebr Siel. lernen. 2a6t uns pieIe
Geute ni6t befritteln, ni1t YelbSbnen, ibz
men fein .Sincernie in ben @ss lesen,
benn iie arbeiten fir @rtt une ras
S6wayen 1T befanntli6 lei6t UNI biQis,
,pabrenp bic 5bat unp ras @erf @elp
unp @ufppferuns fciten.
Die &atbolifen limb feline S6Snwet>
ter1rilten. Die i6perarbeitencen OienIt<
bpten, bic BON Wcrsens friib bis slbenrs
ipdt unablaifS tbatis iinr, iinnen nidt
auf Gntl6ulpiSun9elL um aus Dem @pts
tescienfe fern gu balteit. Die @elisipn
1T Sbnen feline blp6e 0sl6mads pcer
Seauemlidfeits ia1e. Die &atbplifen
seben nidt blpB carum sur Stride, neil
Or. Sp UNI 10 precist. Sic mSsen bic
Seilisen Serebren unp Statuen bod
i6aBen, aber lie teusen ras &nie ni6t
Spr rem Meniden. sic seben friib,
prompt une r~eselmabis sur 'WlslIe unp
BET ibrem @eben unp &pmmen iraseu ie
niGt: user wirp prsoisen? @eld tsrrs
!i6e Nere pter /: ngSie pabt nieS &leir?"
sic seben ME iie iinp, I'm III bsten, nidt
ais bel1neiperte unp seirilirte puppen,
pte ea ith 1hpenfen unp rreben une
Compliments MAIDEN, UNI Die slufmerfs
Iamfeit auf ii6 lenfen. NSir MAIDEN
Yiel 8elen uup aufieben mesen ben
Silcern unp Statuen, relhe cie Ntil6en
in ben fatspliihen Gatberralen sieren u.
beIbulciSen lie abersliubii1er @etrSu6e
unp bod 1T cine lplde Nnpatt nod beIs
JET unp iidercr ais bic 9lbsStterei. bic in
unlern &irGen NIT er,pa1lenm letencen
@SBenbilrem 9etrieten mirc. Sas fleine
tSlserne Bib madt feline S~ntrisuen UNI
brin9t feline Sepunrerer in feline Imam
nebmli6feiten. @enn aber ras Ser;
auf einen sieblinssprepiser, eebrer ppsr
6abrer seri6tet wirp unp man ale &rais
te nnc N~ei9unsen PCS Sersens auf rieies
9bBenbilp Serl6wenpet, pann lit ernie
0efabr pprbanpen UNI raS san;e Sir
hengeben miro CUR Seudclei II. Gin @reus
81 Dor 0ptt. gSir fSnnen lpmit nit gta;z
sen bic einfade 9lnra6t Ger 8atbclifen
betrahten unc 10 LANCE mir linen in Die
fem Stide nidt na6abmen, uitt pere
ben ME iie, 10 LANCE tSnnen mir nur
nit Srauer unp SbmerIunlsre fir9li6en
3%uitanpe betrabten. ySir Wetbpriiten
benDtbisen mebr Sriineli6e unp driitlihe
Wcrfe unp cine tiefere UNI anbaItcnpers
Anra6t 81 unlerm Seilanpe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-03

Wsforbtn. @m 10. ,. W. itarb Nsp. Wlau.
rirs 6lasim Yiarrsr ~ Sassnpsrt 9spa, in
eps @nleies Gal.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-16
The Lady's Friend.

The publishers Of the LADY's FRIENE
have concluded to reduce its price to
single subscribers from 81 80 to So
prices in clubs already very low re-
naming the same.
The following novelets, with the usual
variety of short stories, are announced
for 1872. Mira. Woods novelet will run
through the whole year.
Within the Maze; or, Lady Adinnian' S
Trial, by Mrs. HENRY WooD, author
of "East Lynne" etc.
Una and Her Lions. BY Miss A, L.
MUzzEY, author of "One Woman's Ex-
perence," Jealousy" etc., etc.
Queen Coquetta. By DAISY VENTNoR,
author of prince Charming" etc.
Only a Wish. By A. M. DANA, author
of Earring Chords" etc., etc.
Mission Work By Mrs, MARGARET
HosMER, author of "a Turn in For
tunes Wheel" etc., etc.
An Everyday Heroine. By AMANDA
NJ. DOUGLAS author of "Solid Silver
GA Little Money" etc.
ENGRAvINGs.-The Engravirgs Of the
Lady's Friend are of very superior
character. They embrace beautiful pic
lures of subjects which touch the senti-
ments and affections, illustrations of our
Novclets and Stories, illustrations of the
Fashions (includiug cuts from which
patterns for almost everything can be
ordered at a low price, illustrations of
Ladies Fancy Work, etc.
MUsIC.-A piece of the latest and
most fashionable Music accompanies ev-
cry number. The Music is of itself
worth the price Of the magazine.
In short, the Ladies Friend, aims to
be, and its proprietors think it is, the
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EEA Washington correspondent OF
the Louisville Courier says: THE Pres
ident is possessed of this property, viz
100000 donated to him by the mer-
chants of New York; house in Phila,
delpIlia, $4,000, rented now at s., 400
per year; $40 acres of land near st.
Louis, purchased, with all improvements,
at less than $4,000: one fourth of 12O
acres of land situated near Chicago, So
600; $4,000, stock in the Michigan Iron
Company bis long Branch residence,
$4,000; and a small amount Of Adams
Express and railroad shares. 1t is not
Improper to state more specially that
lie Presidents income outside of his
salary as President, is about $4,000 pei
yeaf..''
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Taesday. April lS92.
Damaging DisCInSares before the
French Arms Committee.


WASHINGTON, April The testimon.
OIL General Rutus ingalls,, L. s. A, and
General VIM. b. Frankiin. of the Colt
Arms Co., before the French arms in
lvesagatlon, yesterday, WIS very dam.
aging nature. ingalls,, who is the re-
puted head of Grants military ring. tes
tilted that be ob:aincd, il 1896, five
thousand dollars worth Of stock Of the
fRemington Company, and held it until
"a year and half or two years ago. He
did not remember Whether lie had it in
his own name or that of some other
persons when he sold it, or whether it
was In his possession in Janua.y, 1871
he did remember, however, shat he sold
tito Colonel Squire for three thousand
dollars. He did not know of his own
personal knowledge that any other. Of
ficers OF the army or Government OFF.
Gals were owners Of stock i'll the Rem
.ngton company, and he refused to tes-
,t!fy as to what he had heard On that
point his testimony was especially inter.
esting, from the fact that few minutes
before. Ingalls, had emphatically de
MED that lie had any connection with
sthe Remington company during the
Franco-P -PrussisH war, and further, be-
cause Colonel Squire on the 10Th OF
-last month testified distinctly that no
one else besides the Remingtons, him
self, Mr.. Shepherd, Mr. Heller aud Mr..
Brooks held any stock in the Reming-
ton Arms Company.
General Franlllin's testimony discoy-
cred two very important facts The first
was that a neighbor and especial friend
OF Robeson' was employed by Poultney
and Trimble to negotiate with the Navy
Department for the purchase OF the ten
thousand navy rifles, and was paid by
them ten thousand dollars for tLis ser.
vice
The ether point was, that the Wal
Department, for December, 1870, sold
30 General Franklin, for Samuel Rem
ington, nine six harreled Calling guns
and received in payment nine ten harel
ed guns, although no report of this
tran n,action, or any reference to it ot
Any kind, has ever been made in tht
Bureau or Department reports, in tht
report of sales sent to the House o.
Representatives January "a, or in the
testimony of the Secretary Of War, OF
any Government officials franklin tcs
tilted that everybody with whom III
dealt knew that Remington had bough
these Gatling guns and intended to sent
them to France, and that the officers Q
she Ordnance Bureau knew all abou
these things as we'll as he did, Thes
transactions, it will be remembered
occurred at least two months after tn
Ordnance Bureau had been directed t.
make no more sales to Remington.
1t also appeared in the evidence tba
an, employe of the Ordnance Depart
'ment furnished Captain Gusman, th'
French inspector Of garrison guns, Ger
tifeates, in accordance with the term
Of his contract with the French Gov
ernment,t that each lot of ordnance store
delivered we're of the same kind in US
in the United States service.
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THE NEW MACHINE,

confident that it possesses all the advantages
which experiences has shown to be essential
to perfect Sewing Machine.
The principle is the same as in :be old
Wheeler and W'ilson Machine, but changes
have been made which increase its efficiency.
while at the same time, less care and skill
are required in its management. Seams are
crossed with ease, The work guided with
scarcely an effort. Nearly double It's former
power, No under tension to manage, Every
joint can be tig htsned rs fast Is it wears,
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Tie LaleNt SEile.

OHe of our society papers, describing
the glor.es of fashionable wedding,
says sthe bride, who is q beautiful
blonde, was taste(ully attired in q hand
some bridal trousscau." So the deai
I1airl put on all her good clothes at once,
did she? After this we are not sur
prisee to learn that the bridegroom ap'
reared with white necktie." ." He doubt,
less thought the bride had donned
clothes enough for both !
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INSOLVENT NOTICR.

Mary E. Stewart, plaintiff. Notice is hereby
Va. glVen JnaC on Tue
Frederick Latham, doft. 36th day OF March
A. ID. 1872, the above named defendant made
application before me for the benefits of an act
entitled an "act for the benefit of insolvent
debtors" The copies of the proceedings III
said cause were filed forthwith in the court Of
common pleas of said county.
J. z. SPRIGGS, Mas Com.
and acting Commissioner OF Insolvents.
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