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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

ANDY JOHNSON, in his Nashville
speech, said that we are suffering from
too much military:
There was General Grant and General
Sheridan, and General everybody. When
they looked to the South what did they
6nd2 There was General A. and Gene
raj B. and General c. and General
everybody else in Office or seeking it. He
thought the time had come when the
military had done enough, they should
let civilians have chance. (Cheers.)
The Ex-President does not seem to
appreciate the titular deities Of our
country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20
Roller Explosion.

LoGASsPoRr, IND, August 2O.--The
boiler of Barrett's grist mill exploded,
blowing Jacob Couts' (the engineer)
head of. and his son-in-law was blown
800 feet, escaping with broken arm
and a bad scalding. The loss to the
mill is $1,000
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20
The PugiIists, Mace aud O'BaIdwin

AHo BfSt"s 1""uu <SrS1 u 1''''''S'' "
PHILADELPHIA, August 20.--At meet
ing of the hackers of Mace and o Bald
win last night, McMullen, their repre-
sentative, named the place eight hun
bred miles from here. The fight comes
off Thursday. The locality is secret
to avoid interruption by the authorities
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

Is THIS land of libertyH We think
not, since those noble old gladiators,
Colonel Mace and Colonel O. Baldwin,
who are noted for their dignity and ele-
gance, have been arrested at Baltimore
for the reason that they with party of
select friends desired to visit Virginia
and indulge in little muscular amuse-
ment. Madame Roland, on the way to
the guilotine, exclaimed, 20, liberty,
what crimes are committed in thy
name" sentiment echoed by Messrs.
Mace and 0'Baldwin. They do things
better in New Orleans, where the gen
tlemanly referee steps into the ring,
armed with two six-shooters, and mildly
suggests that the pugilists must be per-
mitted to make a square fight, or he
would feel compelled to interfere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

The old company sells gas at 50 90 per
1000. No charge for setting meters.
Office, 29l Second street. SGT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

AH-SIS, the celestial. after cropping
through ways that are dark and play
ing tricks that are vain attempted to
Join a Christian church in San Fran
cisco, but on strict vote Of the members
was denied admission. The shepherd Of
this benighted flock, Rev. W. @. Pond,
Immediately resigned his charge, not in
dorsing this phase of fashionable and
fastidious Christianity. The benighted
soul of China came to our doors begging
to get in, but the golden gate of Califor-
mia Christianity was slammed in its face.
Missionaries should be sent on immedi'
ately to Christianize the Christians OF
that San Francisco temple.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

Ir has hitherto been regarded as ex'
ceedingly dangerous for Presidential
candidates either to write letters or
make speeches. but Horace Greeley has
avoided the rocks and whirlpools that
have proven SO fatal to candidates in the
past. Mr.. Greeley makes speeches on
all subjects, and does not seem to pos
sess desire to avoid any issue or evade
any responsibility. His Portland speech
is model discourse, and is generally
complimented in the South as well as
the North. Grant should open his
mouth and say something, even if he has
to commit one of Greeley's speeches to
memory. Conspirators are always silent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

Fans for rocking chairs at Ames,
Beattis d. Co. Quantities at reduced
prices--No. 396 Main street. l05t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

TIE LATEST ARRIVAL - Teas from
Japan and all the tea regions. Parties
will be furnished with samples free at
Devoto's, corner of Third and Adams
sire ets llST
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

We take great pleasure in announcing to the
public and the ladies in particular, that We are
ceiyng daily attractions In our line Of goods. Real
Whitby Jet is all the go at present Being manufac
tured much cheaper than usual offer that line at
low figures, and our assortment Is superb
Attention is called to our different styles of Hair
OrnamentS---a new. HNnfEFpaMmM
We have made an immense reduction ON all Solid
Gold Goods from the finest gold Watches and Chains
down to plain 1S-carat gold rings. e 1's8'a
: In Plate Jewery we claim to keep the only COM
plete stock in the city, These goods are equally as
well finished the solid gold jewelry, and guar
anteed to wear from five to ten years.
.s The best jewelers. and WatchmaAers in our employ
for all kinds of repairing and manufacturing.
T. ROESCHER & CO.. 328 Main ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar.
th0Iomew d Allen, 40 N. Court. 104t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20
Monday, August a6th, Is7a.

Plans and specifications can be seen by APP
plication to III. l.. Taylor, who will receive
said proposals. Separate bids on the brick
]. A. WILDER.
? e~-~ Secretary and Treasurer.
Brownsville, Tenn, Aug. 10, 1872. llsl-l5O
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

Pumps, 44s Main street. ,.,,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20
TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE.

u lion Of the buiidings Of the . Brownsville
Manufacturing Company" will be received
till 10 o'clock,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

Chickering Pianos. s74 second 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

J.w. s, Browne. 448 Main st. SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20

Coke AND Coal Tar for sale at Gas
Company's Office, POI Second st. [70-f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-08

- Bir tabsu uns oft aswunSert, Of
$ TN 9anjsn QlnOe cine YrrIou aibt,
usIhs nift ZEN Dsrtb pom ,ScSnfon's
gncrY7s Ointment" ais SamiIitnmsOt,in
'tunt unb fadBt2 Gs pabt in bttnabe
,asn 8iQen uno IN Der bette Sdtmsr,snss
tSter, Der eetrau&t tpsrben taHn.
- 8drmsr unO 8is6,idter babtn uns
lduFJ usri&srt, pob lie istr quite 8,Iul.
ate gsishsn babsn. wsnn man ,,Sberts
ans @auaClsris Condition Vulper" iu
thben uno S6weinsn eisbt, tspor unt
'ahesnt lIs Sunee eswUrfen. Die Yulp e
'rtnssn lie In CUTE 8srfaGung uup asbsM
Sraft unb S'avts, fur tbrs Sunssn 10
or9en.
s6- Ntan aluubt, bnb mtntsF.ns finf
ounbrrt Ysrfcnen bel pem Gbicaau Ssuer
br 9stsu UsrlOrsn. Gin anSsrsr In benz
5trSst&niB BON l&rtfliheu uuf6Qen. -
sann trssnb ein psrfincissr @ann, peH
>sm sins 6amiIie dbbinst, aud nur eiusn
Laa ptne 9etsnSs sGsrThsrang lein2 BH
entsn Cure Iufmsrtiamfsit auf bic 9es
'ibrsn' 'Sattae her ,,Gontinsntal Q.benes
SsrF&srunss. Gompasuis Don Sartforbs
IN elmer anpsrsn Shas. Dies 1T tlue
,apsrldiaSe, pCgittist @tfslIHaIt, In ctr
u psrli4sru mir alIsn 2sltrn an'mpf.ts
len, 1901
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-08
NamGli9e Gntfr6ftnna.

aran'bsitru. bic I8ntq III snr arilis fiibrsH,
ine nttbt eit einIigrn, bic mon III fiircbteu BAT.
Der g8urm une bic 6iuniB faat ben Baum
'ibt 10 Ibrra ME her Slis; rod ,rri1Sren de
ta, peun ibueu ni6t Giubalt etiban fpirp, .tsr.
. &C pip. Gbenio, prnn aud nidt 10 Idn.I tSh.
nh, pe gsltss 8isbCr, ,apft drpnii6e S4p6d .
b!iebih bic Srbrneiifte ebenic ab. ME ieee
oufige Strnnfbsit tpeuu isnsm S6rGGsrptretu
Ittt enrd Elm frdfiiarntrS SfilmtitrI GinbaIt
eIbitbi. Der glrbIif fribitidssr Sinf6uiaisit
itstwas uuausiprtdlth geriitsnprs. S6pSb..
3laiIr Waarrftit Ntrosr9s unO 9k-
'rsun9 ssssn iellibr Auifrsuauud Inb ibr. at
7pbnlibrn Anisi6tn; eisItH fptitt man prouipt
nit SthrIun9emitteIu rntss9enhern. DGs bsrt
trG'tiaunass unb Aufbtiierunssmiihl, tas In
ol6en Nallen an5sptnott tpsrefn flnn, In 8 o.
letters Wnaenbittrre5. DER ifimulirenfe
nduptbtItaneibetl biric5 SeiImitttIs erpsdt aufIs
3eue tts tcibtre GnRrge eer aUrpTe5nhituticr
tne bic tfafigeutrn uno rssrlnetn GiaenItas.
isu brftlb:n perIribsn len rpieetr in Wrflautftit
rieBtrn 9esrnefrditrn tinen anbaItenben MN
etlIImcn SmpuIs. Der margarine glsprtit ffeIk
i'd richer Gin, bic @sreGuuna uub 8iutbibuna
Cirb bnihltunigt, bic NueiGsieuna err @Gfte
piTb pitter natllrbcnGb. une init itorm SraaH.
as CUR 9rndbrnu5 sss ASrptrs btitTGat, artt Gin
cilIdmcr 99sbieI pcr. Nuf sisie 9Beir ipirb te
WaFrdftiguns etr apIperrcnlitution bspiIIt uuh
srrn 0liunctsit unc Stirft piseebratatlk +
IN ri tr 2ldie ppu 0raaibriten 1T bic ueilIaHe
Dirturs ers Sittereu temsrfti1sr uno au'-
il(Iisr ais bel tensn, tersu Ita.niblmlidfeit n
rrBrr Watti0frii une Wrrprnitpibe btlett.
Oam'n. tis p?n lOltsn gtireu asplaat TnO, fir.
en- in eitIer, stiunScftn dllrr Startunas. M b
1siImiticl ris sSfatrIOlrfs uuS i&srRr GrItid
'runIs. .MttiIamrnt. EaIttbr teist bic Rroft
nm Wirecrbsrfsllrn une in bod mntbnrs.
S6aetn aniagi5isn. Tabiu ipritt bas tiaRim.
mies .9msuib ron GauIsnesn aus. III.
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(9eIdIfts. gfpti,,)

@iratcntbum unS 0sfebdfte. -
Die Miitrl, ipflte ron ssrilfen gsrutsn in tsn
Mbmal9inrngrl4Gfie ansepduNt rnstn, jnt
Srptb strisnst Ssr @lI9ius ;u niiBsn, psI6sr
'is i8arsn ipGsn, unO f@anissn irne 3aI6intn.
rtusn iie ;u uigen btiumt iInS.
Die Sbatia&s taB ts Feins second hand
Sils Sopf Waf6iusn eitt III unb par fsh
nlrr unpibsrIrsbarrs 9Irgumsnt ju ibrrn Gun.
Ten. Gle ntiilIcn riniss befcmmsn, Utr ibrt
lletsrIssenbsit unO Daurbaftisitit ausrfsnnsn;
'aS ltBtsrs pplIttn Tr ni9t ibun; abrr inStm IIt
cas- rrifsrt stibau, babsn ie ale orftGftIi&e 8s.
lelu absr ben Saufin eswSrfsn upb bic Shat.
ia9r ftistfilt, blb cine second hand Glias
oUps Ral6ins miuNtlrus ssSn Dollars msbl
ntrib it, nIs cine nrus srn Zen ibrissu. Ran
i'Ie bic 3eugSiIs i4rsr ttabiiahstsu Spftr;
Sr. Graus:-Dis Ginger eeutt linb 70 auf.
8stradt rriI i'd bic Sisslr fiji tIus GIiGis Supt
Waltins ssrbanssIt batf, sab Ie bic 9Han, be:
9fIsiS ntat ann::ss;;;;itn. 9sgt mrs 10, ME Git
dSsn, sIatt gerIitrrn; paS ID tarauf br;abIi
bats-fiafuassrriBil 1Cllars. SSnnrn Cit &c
uiGt s;nri6isu eae id niSt 70 pisI Dsrliere, btun
id plInIGs bic Spps Diaitine, ahrr fiinfunS.
trdji5 GUIlr5 Nittbe fir ;pri S9p&su III su
vial. Priteri9 StalaB.
er. Grare:-Tit Singrr ggsntsH rrriu.
den, Gins second hand Gliat SOpt @ai4inf
~ Otiommsu. Sie cHsririeu mir $40, SsaH Id
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iAtIdt elias SsRt fAf ,tiHt eIas't sHRaAsdf
rgilryh Gbfihida pphbae.
Or. erants-Jn BsanlRpfiina bee Sksis
gen trHtsrft i'd, eap bic Singer assnltu MIR Si0
Ofsrirttn, ptun id msius GliaS pOps fiir tiHt
Sinssr Vs,b lnbsIn pdrbs.
Rrs. 8. 8uiIlsH
gSun i'd HE Sinsrr @a,6ins Iirbts, RHrbs
Id ridlt rCn einrm 70 PrtnjiPisuIOitn gtanEk
faufen.
Drr Ginger Raun oferir:s ttir fiuf DpaAts;
~fnn t3 bic SCps Nai6ius suriidItnStn unt
cnfhr cine Singer nrbmsn tuirbt.. Sd tbat IL,
absr ID Fo;a msinc Dome pitber. So babe bic
oingsr ;uriifsriauSt. q. S&uIt.
Rrins Ssrrtu CsntfbuIti3t bic Dt,.ttnuual,
id ptriutis finf, nit tiusr tsiTrsn Waittnt.
GIt ibr i; ssrfauft tatt bic 6. SSpr aus Seran.
ron gu trsiben. SD psrpai6:ste mid lis 1u einem
niebFSsren prriie gu Iirfsrn unS i'd muBts 90
tban, roc ntan s rp!inI9ie; ntt second hand,
csan i'd forntr is uitt srbaI;rn Causssncmmsn
6ant $40 barluf tsraus). UtaIsid second hand
Raf6inrn ,.aIlrr anpsrrn Gatriffn" In NealTt ig
trfCmurn fub.
Cure 2tnariife sesrn tie Glias Dome iii uus
SinSr't ipi.trrsrpa&tt RiBsunR; rr tGmpftt
iusrf nit alien @ofcn unb aNSOfattnfniIftu,
ibcr bic Gjrri6te sntiGirStn: Fur ale auf bas
ypubliFum aussri9Hitrte @SbItbattH bur4 bic
yGiniu9Iuns elmer TGbmai6ine III ha1sbe heH
elias Dome, 9r., SrrPai4tft." Ginger mar ba-
mails frrb, ea6 CT nit Glias Some Elm lleberein-
irmmrn irrifra frnnte, unb fir span,s Sabre
IabIle or all Glia5 Done cine btitmmis gsIt-
iummr fir taS pripilssium, SbsiIs hrr elias
Dome Rafdine CUR SrrfsGuns elmer Rabma-
din: er6rauten 81 riirfrn. SD made % Sbuen
lidt ;um gSrpurf. taB sic nod ssbn Dollars
I'M cine Glia5 Srps fir cine
turr Siassr's su rrbnl.ru - Cure aunbtn st-
'n frruSig mrbr-abtr i'd made Gut rem tSe-
'rIub zines 70 altsn 8niffrS sum 8pstpurf unb
Ne Art unp g4eiis, ME Sbr ibn anptnbtt N
.;u tiinn". Grpsrbt alIt tis Glias Sope, bic
)br ts!Smmrn itunt-rs sibt GbaraEtsr Gursm
iie ais 9rdp6stl-Sas 8ur
'irb iis faufsn; mir psrOsn Is pistsr rinrictttn
NIB bic Srpe mnI&inen Gcmgasnis sarantirt
e Sanu auf fanf SABRE.
@m. 8. Grant
1f2p 32i eldapG.na apsHur.
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@iles.-Sstrt bod auf bic ssrpint,n aiise
go @sP9tet, aus eErtn Ntartrr berporlsu6tetl
80 laan nl9t seecltsn ptreen, 10 lanes bic llr>
teintDpu lebr iblimmrr SeldbaTtnbtit an Iein 3
asreamitSebaftsts fann nttt tmiteeittiaftita a,bsn
ann niGt rubiJ rsittu, fdnn nicbt brSutns hstrt
aEe lam es fat nidbt dusbalttn, nsnA er Sdd
SseurfntB eer HhhIr befrirtigsn mug, RaR az.
'raut; Briggs 9ilss-NttCl mad Ben NNpei[.
nngsn, tim innere, Gubrre iudsnee pbsr bIuttuhs
piles Su bEilsn, Sis 1inb miIb unb ,uSsrldlEd
lnS psrSrn ale Das slran.irt tpciiir he ausats
Jsbsn prretn. =
Satarrb, 4opfpth, Geuraraia, ,e.
-YSie psntg esnt 9i;bt ca. he ni6t 6 m prH
obtsen lHllnlruen tlsbrln aeiitru babsn. Brtaaa'
Auepantcr III Gin bona fde psilmitttI.
stu63cbrang Der bc6le, b,ubr,tsuss
oulfrn, atlbpdhit Sungen, Tartsr Nusrurf, beg
tpGStnet Nabibw.ip, unb ale AMER. SYup.
toms btsltr i5r.aliten Nranfbrit pereeu aelia.
,srt eurt zen 8sbInu1 ron 9riaas' SaIs- uub
eunSsn' Ssiltr, Sas bsfr Srilmitrl, nsIttts BE
itBt sniteft Rpretu fir SaIss unD eunsfH
8r9Hiyttsn. 20iI71
0nbnerduacn, Shtpdrcn, einaes
pddlIruc SSd0cI N.-Sdulfnte brinaen 6em
Or. 8risas ibrrn Ddnf bar fur ten GTfoIs Ifi~
teS gaspihtcr unb Curative in geIus auf fhnrGF
Iineeruns unb psiluus Spu Slbnrrcaasn,
56pGrsn une alien sranfbeitfH btT Seine, ebHs
Ridiitt duf ben ftlmmen 2,:.rinb bes S5alts,
Gum gtrf,uf tsi .. :. cotsd. Maibrp grpe.
a. g. II. 6. 9. auufr, 3. 8. TbrIps, @rpF u
WeGarrGs. 9. Y. GbiItfnssn, SrTantUn, Q. @.
ReTsan u. Co. SbpmaS u. &C.,, Gilbert Gree,
oYOt yart 9POr0nn u. yeEis, prpSibtnet, uRa
ApOtS'ItrH tibsr9auFt 20iI7I
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Oertnt Gl!ip
SOldI @amtsta 5 tf0G9,62i 7s

Der linttr,si6nstt 10 dusinigfr Gstnt fir
SCRANTON ua6 llmarntub fir eisfe teisen riibm-
ltb1 bstaunien eeutlbcn Gjcfrli&nftfn Ure germ
erbStiR, ifss nGtsrs NusIuuft Iu ertbfiieu.
guRbrTtr gfripnen bltcn ibrs prdn,ieu an
ibE ~ SabIsn. Wf. 6eben,
Sfllct nit sSrpfat v. Y. Gbait, GripcryS
Srbaupe, Gingang III seRR apsnuf. 22,it
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psE isss esE fsfsiamsn SF:ss s!Ass IT,
hsuptn Us.ita.
uEftre StaOt StrIIsr! Ia srn. 8,l't
stutn istnSr tuttatssn!stsH 9irser, rtr
f6 BET j,psr @sIsssntsit um ous Geutias
ibum psrbtrnt maate. NSee t0m BE grOs
lsiGt peresn
gin psm scfsrn Na&mittas ifattssfun'
benin SsgratEiB bsitsiliS.s fh rsr
Srantpn 9tsts,teanl ras DtrrttUrium
pts rsuti&en 9aupsreins 80. unO rtns
sruss an;abl lonfissr Grsunce res gtr-
fcrtrnsn.
Gbeater. Seuit QSsao ptrb In
Der 6aQs res gerantOn Surussssins paS
tslebt 3aurspile ;, ,gas Sen Der 5anp.
psrfsr" aufssiiltrt. S5iIOn bersitf
mstrfrs @aIr 9sipislt, bat oitieS 0atite
Stad nod immsr Elm ppllss Slus ee5C9en
unb miro rs pcTsntIi& au4 tissmaI.
5Ir Grfrif6unBsn pirc tsfsES gsiorat.
Mud ftnpst tsute gbenp prGjiS um s
utr bic ginfbung bss Surnratts ifalt,
mas bic nrusrwibltsn Ssam!sn niat Vsr'
stGsn fulItsu.
On untfrbattun mirb sF
pOrausf&tlta um ga ilnaht ni6t fibler |
unb mir ssttn 5ur triTsrrn SrIenttruua
etn Ssrjiibntb Ger i'm ,Bp9fn5latl" ap'
ss3eisteH:
0to. Sartmann, Goueartia @ale =
DIsnfa9 BEN l3. 8sbr.
9. 5srtafE GEantlta SptsL-1cniae,
IL. 5etr.
SObu Cprn, uaitsb StalrS SOisl -
0IenRas, 13. 5str.
Btltpe Gat9. Stst4marn, S.nnttiu
ortsI-Dieniiaa, 13. Gsbr.
9isrrrtsa,; J, Wrmania 9aqs-IOatae,
q. 5ebr.
Ystsr OtObling, IatiOnaI 5aae e-Dien
tag, Is. 8str.
u. St6a unb SO9n g8asner, Sic
8saiY't 5age, Gppe @art-@0ntag. ~.
Jsbr.
Dsasu b's Ni9srsn Is9s man mad teu
lnjsiasu.
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oOn Gjr,subeiGcutbutn.

3nfcss ;prisr YsfEbic Sou Fiori Faoias, aus
:, 6fat ppn eIr Mayors Court her Gity Srraus
". 7e an mid asrdist. WCref i'd am
-" w. 81, 'ttRp6 cen Z. 6ebruar 1872,
,,,, ca ia Ntmiidaa, ii erm Gcuribauis trr
Gs,,St Scr,,,,,,, Srr eas tUIGentermleCn tcIbrir.
bcGr Gilrnthum gum "'N''''V'" <'''""i P'"'
eru, rrmIid: r,n
stac bic 9ts8tr, Gitrl unS s. '"F,l'a etS @rr'
fnSvn III uue duf Gle acUiIt u. tahE SIG
gen IN trm frIhriu QrcpicCnce &cl. dep' lsV'
GttS pCn scranton, Vuicrue 60, pa, ~ pH
Garbcncat uuc @ropistnss 2anSiraee, uno ."t'
grtnjt rtt fcls;; Nufan9sue an rincm YfeIt:n
Sdt Ycu t:idatcm gGegC, unb ydnS hes Sdmua
gS. NpEpiT, rpu td III iiielidjEr 3ibiuud ents
lang beiaBieu 9Syo1'S Vdun 2l7 i5u5 Al Cinem
6dpfptsu Won Sduo es5 ism. SilFmlr, ron ea
.pIlldb entlanS teIaslsn Silfmau's yinc une
Nhnb er SintrllInlbdt upu JclCr GampbeQ.
on prm Sobufsr ccs Mfiblieic1s, ion sSuG N
Yano pcu 0enry 9tcbertS, ven 81 Crtana teiaa.
ten 9tcbert5 Sano in rtIblibCr 9ttmua 200
Sub ~ belagtm gS,9e, ron ed frsit, bridnefl
99eir5 gum AufanDtplaBe; rntbnlttnb 81 100
Sub tane. utbr prer peniscr, uRo If aars tas
yGno, prItes ;rti6eu 2. u. gSViuHS une
Srnrg Stotcrt5 Game lirst.
1rilber hns Giacrtburl trs @rrEla1tr-, u.tit
-3ubfbjr. 9Pit9sihIag kslelt uno in Grstutipn
aencmmtn auf bic 9Id6e rcn q, 6itc9 ergsn
Sobn Si.fraa.
81 q. ScecuS,
Rarianas SfFes, Seau;cH, I Hlrl4aQ.
10 Sluuar 1872.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-25
A Gard From Rev. Or. rhorne.

TO the Editor OF he Commercial
| do not ordinarily, take any notice of my
challengers or abusers and wish now not to
cayil or to handy coarse jokes with my Saturdays
critic. Most men of even ordinary sense, can
hurl such mud, il they choose. ! certainly am
not without ability to do 80. But II is not my
sphere. l write to correct the laundering judg-
mont of Mr. Reason, and emphatically to put my
creed in its true relationship to myself, and TO
the Free Religious Movement in which am in
terested.
II the very hastY person who attempted, last
Saturday to review the abstract of my teachings
which you published the day before, had read
little mere carefully, he or she would doubtless
have seen, as it was stated very plainly, that
alone was responsible for those principles, that,
of course, no man ever had been, or would be
asked to subscribe to them. They were written
in response to many inquiries, appeared IN tine
COMMERCIAL as card from Mr.. Ihorne. Ihey
are the matured, condensed results OF many
years of much reading aud severe thinking, and
il mistake not, they are destined eventually to
make more stir, and also help more earnest souls
than tho Apostles creed or Luther's thesis or any
other confession of faith my critic has ever seen
or heard Of. And am ready and willing at any
time to explain and defend those principles be-
fore any company of intelligent persons willing
also to receive, without anger, any such silly
abuse as is continued in MIR. Reasons epistle,
and fully prepared to accept any and all conse-
quences that may flow from the publication OF
those principles in this community, OF in the
world. And you will please permit me to say,
as first and final tcord that the stupidity, in
science and cowardice of person who could and
would treat that creed and its author ~ my
critic has treated lis; and without signing his OF
her name to such criticism or brtalsm-that
| the stupidity, msOlence and cowarlice OF such a
person are beyond my further imagination or
/ concern II il not for me to debate with fool.
Respectfully Yours,
WM II. TEoRNE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-25

az Yeas and Neighs.-If horses could make
themselves understood In human language, they
would signify by universal Yea, their assent 10
the statement that the MUSTANG LINIMENT is the
best remedy eXtant for all these external ailments
and by most emphatic "Neighr show their dis
pleasure at every attempt to any other prepara-
tion In its stead Ever since its Introduction at ST.
Louis, at the close of the Mexican War, In 1S49 1t
has proved signal blessing to horse and man-cur-
ing, with absolute certainty and wonderful dispatch
such equine diseases as SPAWN, ringbone poll evil,
scratches ho0fale &C. and relieving and finally re-
moving the painful affections which attack the mus
c!es, sinews and external glands OF human beings
1t S fact beyond contradiction that for all injuries
or complaints of man or qnadrupeds to which an
external remedy is applicable, the MUSTANG LINI-
MENT is preferable TO every other.
mar20-1 W eod-w1t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hours.

Wilmington for Philadelphia,
a4b, $40, 1880 a. m; 1870, 400, 400, b.4a. lib,
1890 p. m. Sundays $50, 1890 p. m
Wilmington for Hes Kork,
l.sO q. m. 1890 and b42 p. m.
Wilmington for Baltimore,
1859, 2os and 1909 a M. 1.0b and h17 p. m.
Wilmington for Harrington
1855 a m. freight with passenger car attached and
1910 a m. $40 p. m Crhere is a Leo p IN. train
to New Castle.)
Wilmington for codtespe Reading, Bethlehem ana
FottspiiLa
$50, and 1890 a m. 9.2O and 500 p. m.
Philadelphia TOR Wilmington.
$780, 11.OO and l1.45 a. 2s0 400, 800, 100 9.oO
and Il. 80 p. m. Sundays 300, 1l.s0 p. m.
Trains arriDe from DeIaiSare R. r.,
500 (from New Castle) 1918 a. m. s5o, 1900 p. m
(The latter subject to deays)
Trains arrive from ". d R r. R.,
$50 a m. 240, l :15 and SIS p. m.
Ew- See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-25

NNAKE NoTICE.-Pcrsons selling or disposing OF
Il property must notify the Assessors, or they
Will be held responsible for the tax. ALEXANDER
CHANDLER 6l0 Washington street. North District,
WIN. STILLEY, 221 Poplar street. South District,
Assessors. Sixth street is the dividing line between
the two districts jan26-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-25
WnMINaroy. March 25th, ls72.
Entertainments.

PANORAMA. great panorama of the
Franco-Prussian war will open at Odd Fellows
Hall, this evening, and remain throughout
the week The large audiences whichit has com
manded in other cities, are the best evidences
of it's merits. Mr.. Rau, of the Pioneer also
speaks in its praise.
MCEyoY's HIBERNICoN. Those of our readers
who were present at the series of entertainments
given by Mr.. McEyoy a few months ago, will
learn with pleasure that he returns again to
Wilmington, tonight. His Hibernlcon exhl-
tion is one of the very best Of the kind in this
country, and the acting of Barney, the guide,
keeps the audience in one continual strain of
lAnnhter.