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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-19
FINAL AND LAST NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS

Who have personal property. No spe-
cies of property exempt from distrain
for taxes,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-19
LRCAL ETWFN.

1872 Main street, doors from Unio1
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4 cotton AND FARM LANDS-Within one
I ! mile Of Horn Lake Depot mississippi and
o. -nnessee Rsilroad), 30, ~ or 100 acres Of ex
e. client cotton and farm lands and improve
ruents: also. 100 acres near Forrest City, $ per
ere; also, two houses and lots in suburbs.
b. b. BARNES,
deI3 2s5 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-19

E-EWS-STA ND-Well located. and doing
' fourishing business. For further partic-
3 IarS apply to W. J. MANSFORD,
fel3 corner Of Second and Monroe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

STEAM CAnHIAoR-Ths CAayles:om Courier
Of March. 1880. contains the following descrip-
railroad company's Office. in Unity Ally, on a
circular railway The CARRIAGES only about 80
inches in length, with boiler containing less
than gallon OF water, ON wheels inches in
diameter attached to the carriage is a car, on
wheels Of the same Size both run on Iaths laid
on the floor, forming circle of % feet in d.
eneter. The wheels of the carriage and of the
car, have aanges to keep them on the laths
Five alinatss' obssrvation of the performances
Of this engine in miniature, furnishes clearer
DEMONSTRATION OF the advantages of railroads,
and locomotive engines, than written volumes
can afford.
The writer Of the above paragraph, written
In the infancy timss Of railroading doubtless did
not apprehend the wonderful advance this mode
Of travel would make in the following 40 years
Orford Pyess.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

THE EPIzO0TIC.-ThIs mornings INQUIRIES
show no decrease, as yet, in the extent of the
horse disease, which remains about theSame
as yesterday. Many cases are recovering
somewhat, others are worse; while the major.
ity seem to remain In the same Condition with
no visible signs Of Improvement The effect
on business Is now being keenly felt 10 the
lack Of vehicles for the transmission Of msr.
chandise through the streets. Ox-teams are
becoming numerous, while our grocerymen
are bringing into reputation oil the whselbar-
rows and push carts obtainabie. The market
this morning, was about as large Is usual,
and farmers report that there are quite num.
Der of cases, the disease Is alarmingiy prevalent
throughout the country. The city railway
cars are lot running to-day, a. nearly MI the
horses and mules are now attacked. As on
yesterday. the appearance OF vehicle else
where than on Market and Front streets, Is
exceedingly rare, and many Of the anlmals
appearing on these streets are utterly unit 70
be out OF the stable. The poor bSuiss toll
painfully along, with IN Appearance Of su1ee
Ing In their whole demeanor, which could
scarcely fail to move the stouieet heart 70 q
feeling OF compassion. This Is inhunsn, and
can only result In the prolongation Of the die.
ease, and probably the death Of The animal
thus overWosksd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
Bribery and Corruption In Phlladel-
phIAEfaTp9Any Qvtdone. =, d,

PHlLApRLPHIA. November, l2.-1nvsatisa-
tion into the charges of, corruption and bribsry
in the city Coancils coliheucad today, and %
far the testimony shows an amount Of venality
rivaling that exposed IN New York last year.
Testimony Of reliable Witnesses, A,liy c6frobo2
rated, shows that there Was wood paving ring
designed TO swindle the city; that lsrge m9s
Of money was raised for the purpose Of bribinG
members Of the councils to vote for wood
pavement on Broad street. that the affair was
concoct ed and carried on in the Office Of one
member Of the councils, and that when mem.
Der threatened to 60 back on tho whole concssn,
threats were made TO kill him.
The testimony 70 far taken involves many
outsiders, including r. Lister Smith, Alderman
McMullen. aud the patentee Of one kiad Of wood
pavement. ...
Kis believed that those rho are exposing the
affair do 40 at the risk Of their lives, some oI
them implicated in this being implie,ted 10 the
Brooks. Mara and Dougherty affair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
state items.

The young people Of Smyrna have resumed
their winter dancing sociab1es. a ..E.
A revival II now in progress in Frederick, and
many are protesting convention.
Captain A. Scout, Of Smyrna Landing, -
making considerable Improvements about his
house and grounds.
Col. George H. Raymond, Of Smyrna, will
shortly deliver his lecture ON the "Manmoth
Cave" in Galena, Md. 'f'
/ The Local Prsaehers ADociatioo, of Dover
District, will meet 10 Smyrna, on next Friday.
Saturday and Sunday.
Eli T. Layton, Of X enton HID, ha1 been ap-
pointed Superintendent of the Kant County
Almshouse in place Of William B. Dickson, re-
| signed. SS.a,,sgs1
Quite an interesting series ofne6fihgs arsnow
going on in the Dover NJ. E. Gabhath uAoel.-
During the past week some twelve d the larger
scholars were converted. =
Messra Wordsn 4 Evans, Of Smyrna, us
abont starting . new shipyard, at the Landing
under the superiatendence ef Julian Jacobs, Esp
an experienced ship-builder. '..... 3'1 ...
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
MICHAEL McGEARY

fNAyOUI.D respectfully INFORM nn friends and the
w public that he continues to keep on hand the
aFgest and best assortment Of Gsntlsnmens. Ladies
and Boys
Neyv and secOnd.hnn ClOlhl0g
sfthe best quality. at Ne. 8iS Tasnell strsss
Also. his large. stock Of Boots. Shoes and Ladies
Caters. Of the best style. is worthy Of attention be
Bed OlothinG. Blankets, Sheets and Sprss1s scn-
stantly on hsld. He feels conAdeu that be 10 oels
tV cell goods lower than any other persoa H. this
ctty. Give him call before purchssin elsswhsrs.
q hs Will give setisfaction to all who may esver
Mn with their patronage.
-. Highest cash prices paid s Rags. Iroe, Bass
o0psI, 0lass. link. Lead ana all goods In big liz
A,Me0EARy.
~ Tatsa,ls Wi,s,i~st~a. De
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
.49Me 9lre glsnd.
lxoExbiA1l1s Al. Woax-1wo S1AsLxs. DEs
TRovkD = Two nonsRs BURNED 70 DnATH.

lxoExDiAairs Az Woax>fwo S1A.Ixs DEs.
TRorkD : Two AoasEs BURNED 70 DnATH.
About slsvsn o'clock. last night, FIRE was dis
covesed IN stable ntuatsd in the rear OF No. 8.
East tfeat street. and though the alarm was
s.n7:d 3 u: :pc Il. % i@ns 20. .traetuls, With i:
tnaanmahae contenls. was . mass Of hames. The
Stable at The time contained about ton OF hay
ead other fssd, lot Of harness, nn express wagon
shifting-top carriage and valuable horse, all
that It Was impossible TO prevent the destruction
Of the stable the aremen turned their attention to
The sorreunding baildings which we're in great
danger from their psoxinity to the fire, and BY
their prompt and sctive exertions succesdsd IN
saving them with but . slight scorching.
The stable and contents were owned by Mr. p.
Plunkstt, No. l04, Market street, whose loss will
reach about $500, on which there is an insurance
Of $3.50 In the absence Of oil facts indicating that
the fire NV va; Of s;ds1t. ora it Is believed to
| Scarcsly had tho Rremen housed their aiAratus,
after rsturning from the sbpse fea 80 the shouts
ON the streets, aud the alarm Of the Fire Watch
Informed them that their services were again
ter street, near Orange. and in few minutes il
shared the fate Of the other. leaving the tiremeu
to turn their whole attention to surrounding p,vp
erty. which they did. with their usual pfompttnde
| and success. The stable WAS owned by Mr. Geo
Ziegler. potter. and contained lot Of hay and
other fssd. several sets Of harness. and horse val
ned at absat elS0. The total loss will reach near
~ $25, oBW13eA tAeEo Is NO insukanoe. The IN
was unAe dly q incendiary origin, nsakine tha
second a11spt the same night, to caGss 1aSgs
and dioeeDoos fire in our city. Both OF the burned
stables Was situated in favorable positions for ~
base rlissssant's plan. the first one being almost
entirely earfoundsd BY houses, most Of them frame
while u latter was Immediately adjoining Harris
soap ard candle 1actory. and surrounded by pilsa
Of WOOD and old 1gmber. &s M
The 1rsoens ADwever were active and efficient,
and il Is swiae satreiy to their efforts that dis-
| astro1s con0AGlokion was averted ~
1t y not knpwn whether any suspiciOAs are en-.
tsrtaiaea - ~ who are the peIpetptosp Of these
heinoas cfinsH but there is deep feeting Of in
dignslsoa Against them. and all join in hoping that
they nay b speedily discovered and brouRht Il
justioo. Ef
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
LOCAL .mreLl,oenoe.

Diamond State Loan Association meets this
evenihg
The prevailing question, "Ho~'s your horse, Tie
morningf"
Charles W: Blandy has taken out lsttess testa-
mentary on the estate OF 4arths Sharp.
Ok teams, in the hands Of inexperienced drivers
create considerable confession ON the streets.
Nearly all the Peninsula papers now report ca
sss OF the Epzootic in their respective localities.
number Of doors and yard GATES in Centrsvills
were draped in mourning, by some wags, on Tues
day night last.
James Burns advertises blacksmith aud Wheel
wright shop, two dwellngs, and L. acres Of land
near Landenberg, for sale.
Tbs remedy for the Epizootic, publishsd iu yes
terday's gazette, was obtained from Mr.. ALFRED
walton, druggist, who has it and other remedies
always on hand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

TRACK ToRN UP.-On Sunday week the
Railroad Company had laid the crossing raiis
over the Baltimore Central Railroad at Avon
dale and several trains we're run 10 far south ~
the road is completed, on Monday. But the
arrangements between the two companies NOT
having been fully contaminated; the olicsn oi
the Baltimore Central ordered the rails to be
removed, and on Tuesday this was sAectualIy
done bv the removal Of the rails on either aide
of their track BY the workmen Of the latter
company. The Pomeroy & Delaware City
Company are operating their road north ol
Avondale. while few miles of track laying re.
mains to be done sosth of Landenberg. How
long the blockade 1t Avondale will continue j,
unknown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

A FINE FARM Is offered for sale by the
Trustees Of the Poor Of New Castle County.
mington, and the line of the rail reads. 10
erect suitable buildings upon it at . cost Of
perhaps $50. 900 or CSC, 900, and be at the ex-
pense Of supplying It daily at such an incon-
venlent distance, has been deemed to costly
an experiment and is 1t therefore offered for
sale. We think this Is wise movement on
the part Of the Trustees that will be ap.
proved Of generally.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
ooese1lao,
2rznsnrae esn ns11e1as..

Hope Lodgs, No n, 100 +. at Odd Fell
lows' Hall, ID and King Sts.
Eden Lodes, No ~ I o or, ct Odd Fdlows'
Hall. Sd and King 81.
Morning Stag Dlvisioa, No 2, s of =. at ~
and Market Sn.
Ds.awsrs Council, No 2, o U A n. st ~
chanics' Hall, 210 Market st.
Rodney Cosnca. No IS, o U A y ct 7e2
East 7th St. ~
Diamond State Lodge. No. 8, q F, st Good
Fellows' Hall, Sd and Market t,ts.
Champion Lodge, Ne 6, K Of p, at knights d
Pythias Hall, I'll Market 81. l,~ut
Oriental Lodge, No IL, K ol p. at Ferris 4
0arretts Building, 6N Market st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
RualnAaa Aolcaa.

Cheap Ceol.-Stove s5.75, Nut s4.75 per 2240
pounds for cash only, at yard South Of Market
street Bridge. feb2l-N WM. j. BRowu.
To Pic MIC PARTI1s.-A fine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces Of all kinds Walnut
and Tomatos catsup, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar.
dimes, Plcklsd and Cove Oysters. &C., &c. Also
BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles. Mason. Dexter. Valve. Wilcox, and other
glass; stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap,
Ut BOWMAN'S the Grocers 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

FArAL CUNNING AccIpENr.-We are called
upon to record q very sad accident that occurred
in our county on Tuesday morning last. MIR.
Cyrus S. White son of Mr.. L. q. White, Of
Spring Hill, was out cunning, and while standing
on stump the gun slipped through his hands,
the hammer striking against the stump, discharg.
ing the contents into the abdomen of the young
man. In vain surgical aid was summoned, for in
few hours his suffsrings were terminated BY
death. at the carly age Of twenty -one years-Eass.
eyn Shoreman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

OxEN.-The horse disease has caused people
than formsrly. In many situations . yoke Of
oxen will perform more service than pair Of
horses. When they are we'll broken, and
taught to move quickly they will answer as
we'll as horses. Those who have no faith
should try them,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
General News.

AT Boston preparations have already begun
for resumption Of business and the re.ereciion
Of stores and warehouses; The Shoe and Leather
Association have appointed a committee TO ask
from the City Government the unoccapisd
hs Roa = ais M :. .s s % Gsr
10 to 100 per cent. oftheiT Losses. There II no
feeling Of despondeocy in tusipces circlss, and
no crisis is feared. 1t il stated that thirty lives
sre ir own 10 be luA By the calaGity. '.s- +
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

FLY IN THE WHEAT.-That pest Of the
wheat plant, the fly Is committing serious de-
predations In the wheat fields Of Chester Co..
again this fall, large patches in some of the
fe.ds already presenting as dead an appear.
anc as though scorched by fire. That sowu
about the first ten days in September ap.
pears to be tie worst affected BY the insect.
Another failure of the crop would be q Gala.
nifty tnr our farmers, from which we hope
they may be spared.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
maaistvates Cases.
srroRn MAYos s.nMs.

sFroRn AAY0e slAMs. HG
Benj. Somers. for drunkenness. wse fined ~
cente and coses. y ,C!} Igf
VIM. Stewart, for disorderly conduct and threat
ening harm to his wife, was fined costs, and held
to bail in the sum of 500 to keep the peace H'
BEFORE EsQUIRE PUBL.
Isaac Scott, for voting illegally in the Fifth,
Sixth and Seventh wards At the last city election,
was held to bail in the OF $1,000 to answer the
charge at Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

SUDDEN D1ArH.-Ysstefday morning. q
SCOTS Mile, Cecil county, Ma, fell dead in
his barn yard, from an attack Of heart dis
ease. Deceased WAS about sixty years Of age,
Of estimable character, and his sudden death
VIII be deeply regretted by large circle Of
friends and asQuafnlanceS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

The CITY MILL-The old dilapidated struc-
ture which so long protected the water ma
chinery OF the city from the weather is now
almost completely demolished, while q new
and handsome structure will soon be erected
on its SITE. AT present the workmen are en-.
gagged in blasting the bed of the creek, In
order to lay the 80 inch main, which is
TO extend into the creek distance Of GA feet
from the mill. A cofferdam has been built at
this place, for the purpose Of allowing this
work to be done. Only about twelve feet Of
the bed has thus far been prepared. The
new Worthing;on Engine and Pump will be
placed in the centre of the mill, and q gallery
will be erected along one side of the building,
In order to accommodate visitors and afford
Them an opportunity Of witnessing the engine
and pump in motion. The partition between
the new mill and the adjoining one will also
be removed, In order to allow a clear and un-
obstructed view Of the entire water machinery
from one floor Owing to the nature OF the
Work, rapid progress cannot be made, but the
work will be done thoroughly, and doubtless
in satisfactory manner.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

FoERksT.-At the Opera House, last night. an
audience of fair size and large intelligence assem-
bled to hear Edwin Forrest read Hamlet. The
highest expectation failed not to be allied dur
ing the reading and frequent and s nuine applause
testified the appreciation OF the audience.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

A Coon WALK.-The Oxford Press SAY - The
epizooty caused five mile walk to newly married
pair on Wednesday evening. They arrived In
oxford from Philadelphia on the evening train and
there being no conveyance On hand and the livery
stable horses all sick, they were in predcsment.
The gro said stay over night, but tho bride said
no and they went. This is regarded a. the spun
kiest feat Of the epizootcal season in this region
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

BOUND TO CoxE.-John Miller, residing a
Hickory Hill, Pa, started for Wilmington mar.
ket, yesterday. His horse was taken sick with
the Epzootic at Landenberg. but he loaded hia
produce on the cars and brought them to this
city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

PRoF CRoMwELL.-This night week, Professor
Cromwell will appear at the Masonic Temple with
his celebrated cart Entertainment" and give six
entertainments and a Saturday afternoon mat
nee. Reserved seats can be obtained at Bough.
man, Thomas & Cos, on and after to- -morroW.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

How THEY VoTE.-On the day of the last
city election. Isaac Scott, negro, started out
with the determination of doing his whole
the Eighth Ward, though whether he voted
there or not, is not known, tut as he
had legal right to do so, it is safe to presume
that he did. He obtained tax receipt belong
irg to James Parker, and by swearing that
this was his name when challenged, succeeded
polls. He next proceeded to the Seventh
and Fifth Ward polls respectively, and by
false representations, succeeded In exercising
his glorious privilege at each place. He then
ceased his operations satisfied that he had
done his duty to his party for one day at least.
scarce, but yesterday he was arrested, and ta-
ken before Esquire Publ, who held him to
bail, in the sum OF $1,000. to answer at Court
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

A NKw PHASE OF THE EpIzoorIc Or
ford Press says: 'Aany Of the people Of Oxfor
have recently had the hoarse disease. or inAuenxa
some being SO hoarse they could hardly speak,"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

ErIZooTIc VS.. FIouR--G. Z. Morrows, No.
1880 King street. dealer in flour and feed. no.
ti6es his customers, that IN consequence OF his
horses being all afflicted with the disease, he will
not be able to serve his customers for . few
days, but will resume active operltlons as soon
as possible.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

The arithmetic man ofthe New York World
has put on SUBJ"
The Illustrated LNndoa News sent an artist
to Pekin. who will do up the wedding Of the
Chinese Emperor 10 effctive ayles,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

BUILDERS HARDWARE.-We would ca
the attention Of those building to our stock o
Building Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass. &c. which
10 well selected. and LARGEST in the State
Nails, Sash Weights, Rim and Mortise Locks. Butt
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts, Staybacks, and in
TACT all necessary material for building, foi sale be
CAPELLE l. BROTHER, .l2 Market St.
Carpenters Tools, Planes, Carpenters and
ChaPmans make,) Chisels, Sockets and Firmers
Squares, Steel and Iron Compasses. Caapeis Rules,
Wooden and Steel Braces. Pinchers. Bevels, Saw
0sts, Plumbs and Levels, &c, for sale by
CAPELLE & BROTHER, PIP Market St.
GRAIN BAGS-Stark Mills, Al, all cotton
0rain Bags, for sale by
CAPELLE d BROTHER, 2l2 Market St.
PLOWS, Of different makes as follows: Heck
sudosn, Moore, Atwood &, Wilcy's (New York
CxPELLE ( BROTHER, PIP Market St.
PLOW ASTIN0S-Heckendorn, Moore, AT.
wood 4 Willey's. for sale by
CAPELLE h BROTHER, 2l2 Market st.
KNIVES AND FORKS.-Our stock OF Table
and Dessert Knives, Ivory. Tp-horn, Ebony and
Cocoa handles, both English and American makes
10 worthy Of the attention Of any one wishing to
purchase. CAPELLE 4 BRO, 2l2 Market st.
CROSS CUT SAWS.-Wood and Cross Cut
SaWS with Tuttles patent teeth, these saws by the
experience Of practical men, will do as much work
n one day as any other in two] and at redu d
prices, for sale by CAPELLE & BRO.
2l2 Market Strees
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

10 BE HANaEp.-Geo,ge Grant, col. who muir
dered Mrs. Amanda Spence. in West Chester
about year ago. is to be hanged there to- day
This will make the sixth execution in that Bor
ough since 1903.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

The liabilitiee of Messrs. Bowlss Brothers, the
American bankers in PARIS who have suspended
payment, are $4,000 francs. The losses by the
suspension OF the firm v ill fall chiefly upon Amer
ican tourists in Europe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

Senator Sumner has left London to visit some
friends in the country before his departure for
Eoms. He sails on Thursdays steamer from L,v-
proved.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
4lRmbers aud Gus filters.
LOOK/ ID LOOK/ LOOM

Money saved is money earnedns
When to . good advantage ture d.
But how to do Il some may say
The mode is simple and this thway..
At No, 2l5 West Fourth street
You will End q gas burner that is complet
It burns less gas than any other. '-
And rivals il has not another.
It needs no argument to show
That Gillespie L Jaekson Is the place to 90
TO buy gas q fxturss. burners and globs.
With Which their shop u plentifully slowed.
P'S-Csll soon, examine and bs convinced that
our prices srs - loy z: {ASlSSySt ;. ,y,sov
msyl6 Gun 2l5 West Fourth street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
Fan Axraneeenent. 80 q
o. ana altee 4ooAAv, MovomAes 4, lo71,

Eau Asranseaasnt. s. g
eN ana alsse neo1ay. NevsAhse Z, lo59,
1..l.s ;;;;k. Fl. ! '''.. *.
ts'' Bi:s!Sss.e:. B:asSISss :. 7ssss .$ a4...a ID
!. }. Si;s:5l:'$!';s $;;s:5 ~ re re Il Il
TRAINS hos. .S. .s...
y :;:!;'|;:; S.; $:!::':;I:; IL ~: IL j: Il;
AT" R.sSisS!' RRssSSSiEsH' isS is ~ s....., .,t
Tscin I;i NS; sonncet. st qh.ads TotI vitA tfsins
so.S, srrivins 81 Philsdsl p6is * 81 5 !. "a 4
TainC Esst and West: A. Bir1sboro With tSaias
on Philadelphia. snd Reading Railroad. North apd
sss and n:b:s f:. .A trains :s
Train No. : soessote - AiPdsboro' 9th tsains
from Pottsville. MaIrisburE. 4s.. Al Costssvills
With trains non FAiiaaslpkis aad ussrisbsrs.-
Train Mc connects e e. CS:tssvil: .S Sita Wy
ksedinx. Pottsvilie and Harrisburg. and with wsy
TMis No. eoaascts n. .Birdsboro' viii. train
Prom Rsadins, Pot!svil., A!IentCysn ..s and Harris
Sssion for PGi.dsiphia. Al Chadis Ford With
frain No. s connects At Chadd. Ford with traia
ls4.as Rh''sasSha R A. III, .r.,,.
arriving q PhiiadslPhis At SO m. aud at Baisi-
Connection By Stage TO anil from West Chester
at 6eEo9's with all trains. "a
l. Trains do net stop at stations whore figures sfs
t1Ansral SupArintsu0eNtN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
olrY ITEMS.

ALFRE WALTON. Druggist. No. cS5 Msrke'
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
In general that he keeps hand all descriptions
medicines. and that . competent person is at al
mss ready TO prescribe for such sick as call at tina
store. and that charge is made except the regular
price Of The medicines the price as they would
pAy anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
their residences
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-05-30

Our fascinating friends, the Great Sea
SerpentSnake, once more Seen by Capt
McTaggart of the good ship Kent of Liy.
erpoo, on the Goth of September. on
the West Coast of Africa, between Cape
Palmas and Grand Bassa On the even
ing previous enormous shoals of fish of
every description, including sharks and
porpoises, surrounded the ship, and the
next morning His SnaEeship was seen
with his great head eight feet out of wa
ter. he was apparently from 1SO to 200
tail of a makerei, and SO was his color
like that of the said fish. He travelled at
rapid rate, but Kindly stopped a few
moments while the Captain examined
him. 1t is supposed that the fish seen
IN such numbers the evening before were
fugitives from the jaws of this hungry
and devouring monster.