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Connecticut western news., 1872-05-03
The First Violet.

Wreathe not with fow'rets less divine. Springs frst-born violet fair If round it's purer stem they twine,
 They'lll wither in despair The primrose pale will paler grow, The daisy shine more bright, I And from the marigold will flow
 It's flush of goldon light But if thou wilt, then wreathe it now
 o maiden, young and fair Wreathe it upon thy snowy brow,
 Amidst thy raven hairl There may the spring-dawn's maiden queen Reign on virgin throne; There may no rival gems be seen,
 BlnS-eyed one, but thine own!
Connecticut western news., 1872-05-03

Leaving as you perceive, balance in your favor of $161.5O.
 "You can draw on me for that sum. Trusting that you will honor me with still further copsignments, remain, sir, yours sincerely, SAM SwINroN."
 "On this statement of accounts, '' continued Sam, who himself tells the story, "the fellows hair must have rig orful, for he sot down and wrote right under the items this sentence:
 "You internal villain i! put in sTEA1AeE, and keep the whole of it! p
Connecticut western news., 1872-05-03

An Indiana lady has a divoBee from her husband in her pocket, and wheney- CT he don't mind, she takes out the doc ument and shows it to him, when he "weakens."
Connecticut western news., 1872-05-03
Cprsmeetieut Mtestern gews
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Connecticut western news., 1872-05-03

STEA1AaE.-Ins some of our large cities consigners have frugal way of making bill of costs. A farmer consigned u lot of corn to one of these men and re- ceived in reply the following:
 "MR. BRowN-Sir have, according to your instruction, made forced sale of your corn, and received for it $475 %. Against which I have @ commissission !:
Connecticut western news., 1872-05-03

Great Britain smelts almost half the Iron made In the world the United States is not quite one-sixth,
Connecticut western news., 1872-05-03

"Let the toast be, dear woman," the man said to his wife when he wanted to eat it all himself,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
OF 90 PARTNERSHIP.

LNOK SALE-A Lot one hundred feet front IN
Il West Fifth street, between vsn Buren, and
4rsakIiu streets. Apply ct this once.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
DIAMOND DISCOVERIES.
prsu1r OF tbs roDD EXPEDITION 2oLD, 81
vra. AND PR.cIoUs STONES UNEARTHED

prsulr OF tbs ToDD EXPEDITION 2oLD, Sill
wa, AND PREcIoUs STONES UNEARThED
SAN FaANQsco. August lO-A Los Angeles
d.sp.tch annupncss the arrival there OF the Todd
oarfy. with PDfsssos 0lAss from 4 geological ex-
psdition through Arizons and New Mexico. They
hsvs one thousand pounds OF specimens OF gold
oliver. and other ores. and also several pnts OF
usciou. ami doubtthi stones collected on the
Route from Fort Winsats to Albuquerque, and ON
ths borders OF Arizona, IN what are called the
.sut hills." These precious stones we're all dis
covered on The surfans. They have genuine ru
biss, the specimens ranging tro,n the size OF
large pss downsAris
The diamonds, II any, are small and OF little
value The party found rlch gold and silver bear
,us quartz near Fort Wingate. They also CLAIM
to have Uncovered aud located flowing oil springs
that will yield from ~ to 100 barrels day, hut
will not divulxs their precise location. IL old
mounds and RUNE OF an ancient city they found
relics Of tools, pottery. and woven CLOTH centuries
DID, The party Ii not ssnguins a. to diamond
discoveries. Thrse pints Of their best stones will
b tested and sxhibltsd. They suffered great pr,-
vst,ons and HStrOWty escaped perishing while
cl0ssnR the Colorado desert.
Ths diamond excitement ia San. Francisco Is
subsiding. Four negro ninstrels went into the
Chinese quafteri ct Wet Point, Calavsrous coun-
ty, last nigAt, destroyed several buildings. and
robbed the Chinese OF thousands Of dollars They
were arrested. 40 .t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
PEHNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
&A4AN
tS AsnAsl.x n.spAY, july, Y. ls7 Z

ArS %EsF Essi.r faftSDknypaas,,xz. a1fftfs1J kiyas, Z. is7s
Trsi leave Depot. Thirty -secOni ana Marker 81,
p.oh csou !. SaA.,on d.'iy ".rG s':.., s,nu.. 90
IN ~. ~ @ .m " AID lilo .. NJ. llop.n 40 n
Lock Haven and Eimirs Esersss a.,ty o...', ~
SUNDAY. $40 .. u.
M.l d.a,; ~, s1fc... f. sand:y so.m.
Harrisburg Ace daily. except sunday. 80 r ~.
.ancaS 81 saL i"rk A. daily. ex SUNDAY .IOr. .,n
,,s.' aM.arx Tran ] a.ily. s1esrt sanday. So I'm.
Southsfn Express daily ....-.s. ......'. sis =, IN
aslhcIhtbrs, daily..."-.-.... ;. ll.AU y ~.
psoll Iuimlsy is.,ps lo..m and I" 10 I'm I'm.
Glne,ns % ~ lxp only 70 Harrisburg oh Saturdays.
Far Esisrnnt Express Tsain lsayius IL tT',.' n :.
h.ii' .1sert Saud.' Ticket, must hs procared and
""1' 'fs,.s4 ". t.rI =. 70 y, SsSs ..soS h,
E.rrsss tor New iurk, Is. s 10 and II oo IN. and
:, l9sD. a..n. 40 snd 6.4a .. N. and II ~ niehl
Excess Train for Long branch lis a. m. and
Nav Train. Tor Bristol, 4. .2s and 10 al N.
Was Tam lor li"lussSurs and B.,tlston. 100 , IA
NsS ss. Srk sunday TrAius. s.2' ~. . 4, . m AND
H4ay y ll.in connects at Trenton for Lambert.
.A' ,'a ( KkSsil l,saii Ssf.s DEPOT.
Way Tram tor New bIuassick. 2sD = m
h1ple's Trains tor Trenton. Z 4, = N and 40 and
$50 VI. " 80.
WAY Trans for Trenton. 900 m. 80, 500 and
!.U pun. ..'. -
Way TAIN for Bristol. ... ,.,z - -. am
FOR bELVlpEkE il 'DiiS iisiiuNh. "'' ~
Exrrest tor lrent"N. l.amhsrfviiie Esston SrrAn
ton. Ac.. '.;NnW -
Way faih 70 Lsuibeltyhis NJ, IN IL 70 a,s
ExtI-st mrIrehton l.ainberN lille. Esstol Scr An
ton. IL, +Wpm,
Accom-. 'ol Red tn!ate snl pennin. ION, 9num
MAkhtl 5fktEI FEhki.
AUNi'ay WiN.siOM.
Accom- t,oda ioI New f"ik va Amhov es0s ~
Way Trans tor lrentua so, and 10 10 A IN % M
na"b thd tn. 8 Ia AMI ,Atr ".
! &C, M udat,ns Tor New fuJk ia perth An, =
~ III. =
tsenmu Tor Aew iaIk via Jersey City a.1.. u IN
Nay from Tor Euriinston. ~ n a. ~
Maf TsiIs iur kUrdeniush, j TO and Ia II, N N
EEf 1Ihint i1t iiisLtstown ta u u and Il. =, IA.
EyIress ii.,ns iar PEN berihn, Long b. snch an d
= ! l".!hefn aui luske1t.L RailIu . ias, ca a
IN and ~ Ia.
Way Trans tonMt. Molly, l. on. $50 and II 20 l. :.
Wa. Trans Tor fsMbeTIva. l0AO IL, l5 5 o. and
n u u IN
Sleeping car Iick sts Tor The " est can be- had an
apr aiiel 1.-THE Ticket once Af IN. stput ,I .et
ana at The Des"t Thirty see0nd an i'Ma RI ct SIs
As.Lii ~ The tbi"u lrdnsfe, Comparx viii ca II
Tor AID deliver faygske al the ner.is Dide,s viii
receive proMrt attention and aiiroai Tiue r. ,Is
.AA "'to tie 1I'ai-.i al tts t"il"sins
.t ,.. No. 80 chestnut ell est,
AID II the Lsto,s .ld lsrGy nan I'd shove. ff
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13


Results OF SLEaPiNa TOaETHER-More
qusrgsls arise bstwssa bso,hsn, between sister,
6stwsen hired eirlS between school girl-, be-
tween clerks in stOrss. bstwssn apprentices, bs-
tween hired men, between husbands and wives
owing to electrical changes through which their
nervous sys,sms 60, BY lulging together night
afisr night under the came bsdcioshes, than hy
sny other disturhins causs. There Is nothing
that will ~ dersnse The nervous system of
psrsoa who 10 eiiminativs in nervous fotcs, h "
lie al night in bsd with another person who i.
absorbent IN npryo,ls force, The atrorbsf will
viii 70 10 slesp and rest all night, while the
elmiuasor will bs tamblk'g and tls.ing. restless
and nervous aud wake up in the morning fse-
ful pevish. tauIt-6ndiog and discouraged. NJ
tvo psreous, no matter who they are, should
habitually sleep together. One will thrive and
thsosher vll loss This u the lav, and in a,sr.
ned life it IL ds6sd almost universally. LAWS
OF LIFE ..#....5=.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

REnu0Tt0M tn PASSAGE RATES.
4!g.4 AxCHoR LINE srEANERa
SAT-. YvsRY v WkDxxsDAY AND SArus-
Ea,st,ss UAYa '.4s> - So
Passenger booked 70 and rsn ssy .R.ilsss Sta
tss z seaport IN Great brtrsfu, Itslsad. Nor.
'a9d, bsisis... aaS kAs Netss4 Featsi.
q Cessa ssre Fse 4IN YORK g IQN DON. Liv.
fX sSi3amsn esO D. Sstasds,'s stsanefs SSb
pAlAhls 10 Cpneoey. '-I1'! f'''sA'
ty can purchase iicksis at Lowest rstss III fnr.
- enTS RSstiSN1ADR soPlx 70 the Asesu. RlNbEk-
soS sAorasAs. sSS.sHHK 9,;sss o. 70
ass-lsVs0--as 4 - i. .xie1tS:.n> -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
THANK cop ron SUNDAY.

Nov ODD b. thauAodi I that hs has given =
B,sst bonn to saint And sinner
A day Of rssta-ons day In seven
Where toll 10 not the winner,
Best for ths tired and iadsi brain.
The wsstisd hand. on Sunday.
That they might gather strength again.
Fur soilrens~ed on Monday.
The usrchsat In his counting room,
The clerk DER desk and ledger,
Tho artisan at forge amt loom.
The ditcAsr and the hedssr-
Tho laborsr who must toll and slave
From early dawn on Monday.
Until the week sinks in its grave.
All cry, Thank God for sunday
The day th,t lifts the weishty chain
Which all the week hath bouui US:
That rsspits gives to heart and braia.
From thousand cares around US;
That Ia the toilsoms march of lite
So bids US take, for one day.
Rest from ths battle aud ths strife.
Obi God be thank ed for sunday!
uthus by all one day ofrest
Be hailed as respite solely.
How to the Christian, doubiy tlest
Must be the Sabbath holy.
As. in faith light, he lifts his eyes
To the bright world where. one day
He lonss " spsnd beyond the skies.
A blsst stsrual Suu,iayi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
Aailt1a4 3iues.
EDl elphls, Wilmington ana 0aitl
n neeo naihoad, 1a
~ II =
MN b. TAlkl.k.,

l., mo TIME. TABLE.
p.py. mSk. " Js:s a. isa r..a. WIN lea,
,sssS.,: ,S.aS,.
W ..s, s.S A.. !: Al
Sa, Ss .n .Snyr"A Branch R..".a saa assyi.aS .Ss
h,..@S', An,'..,a NJ At ha, '"a.on With Junction AID
p%s,.rsts % tA,ii,.t. "a. b.l.ssr ~,lh ksst.,u rso,.
Esn,ns al 'i"-ha'y with W,eou,,eo suI Fuoo,a"I
hAfTtnn % %rlAlS :. lsn M. tss"dAys s.c.p..a., !, ~.
.s,ys,i,s $.s.s.. =: w'!'" a. ' VII
TX rEk1S Train $500 r. u, % Ts""a.,, ..e.,.-s., !, $.
' 'aA''a,ore and ston fb ~
Ss-.l sa.s h.. s;S" Ss-Es.' ...S
s''i- ha',s ti-.rac.. Absrd.an, T'-ri yn.s u Hss;
:. ss, i. w..
.." .''."s E"":,: :. s.::n ',Ss.. w
p....sss,.sr rs,,,. ss..y@. M.toA
WiLNIs0ToS TRAINS
hsai p ATsIeass. pi =: IL Is es.a ,w:ny.o.
s S.s' = s1 a. a',, rn RI. aor n .f.n conu.cs. .i.s
.nu "ILs's',pA IS s r. = !. Aaa $40 n 4 W
op tss--- os--.r pus.a.oh... .S ou ' sauds, hs,
Tn. t.s ,.s's n .I~ % 'neto" a e.S p NJ
.. i., .s ia1k ~ & street car: 9Th Il.
Phil AND Ell co. ,0 csSrkI% S.ri kl9;ss,rA; x rsx
s:ss and s.%S S.T: .-a rat
Leave th'l.dern'. 10, por, Drposit 17uods,, ..c,s
sS.,;!, H. = ~ ~, an .sa tso fh.as,pA tss *
rI,.ls.A.. tor chS...s IN I..sa.. ssaS.
| ~ ." ~. rt'sielphs Tor Va = 7 o n.
Wednesday, AID 5.tuidsys ~ y. ~, The 4 ~ M
ir.a s..p' .' ali s'A.'o.s ts...~n fh.a.ipL,. ~
ls. rst Dsp"s. ~. thiladsPhta suudays excepted .,
eios N Shsda. fo,t tof Philsi.lvni. aII y u
aAad.y. is..s philadephis tor oIfo,d sso a. ~
isass oxosd tor tA,iAds phis " D. u.
Atsihs 'eAsbs " liF'iuyIon ~ 6AS T. ~ O m v
ctnecs a. Lamuk,n Jubvyioi wusk nv 7 IVA IN ~
Itsi Railroad. ~~'' 80
yAsoroE TRAINS txok sALuxoxk.
.AASk " WliMtN1FOk st ~ ~ l2 ~ II 5 a. No N, r A.
CHESTER fUk PHILADELPHII
-AA LhhaIEh.tt y. ~, ~. .. - and II w 4 n
no. u tN = 81, GIL. so aud 10 81 r N
'os 0A"meie :. fh,laisiphiA LsAss naIlu.ors q, ~
80, WN mar y n ~, kIpIss IS r. n AZ
R!sse J.ot NJ k1Drsss n ID r. h E4ptvvs
asSuvF ?. n
AeoomIeodAse. aiaison Pors Deposit iiiisa,sr.r.,
viisAs u An. tof fbsisiEoTssn O. ssrus disvs e,s
TRAINS FOR gALTINoRE
Leave Gnssssrat l2v6 and II q. = and rs ~
L;ess Wn@iGs,sa ~ ilbl AIS ana IV " A. ~ os N,
b11 , .. - ." "
SuhpAf rkAiN PkoA sALrixoEk.
Is"es c.n.ets ~ 70 ~ ssopt,Ls MaHnonA Perry
MAS Aheiiesa, hssrs -As-t Aos rS1 yy,.,. Cna ~.
sowa Nn,th E..t. kiA'pa. Newark, SsAasoa. k.v
w """o"hStoo isymoat. Ii. Wont aud Chester.
UkehSt auosrinss1d dsns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
U6AAW w a nE 6AlLAOAO LINE.
SUMMEk AkkAN0EAE

Oa AMI .fs. MONDAY, JaIy Ssth
lS72. toandsys excepted Trains rii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
PY{66AARRtHt1SfSiAsHa ARH1SfiAsHa1T 1TK!LLAsAIssros I! I'M +. sAIr,
-Jl = SPECIAL N0rIpr

On sd ai,.r w tbN fisbX4 sthcsuS., mi i'm
= es'ssassr g, .i!i B. st'schsd 10 tSS irssshi
nS,n lsssihs PhlsasisA's ~ 600 ,. =. Iof Wi.
The train win stop at Station, a. f.lo,. vh.,
,.s.:'iS sn: cS..s sns; Fsr,, FL. = M L.i.I.'s SO
low s4s ?. p; Lil.ood. s.5s y. Nj s,m'n, AYE,
y. N; Alieres. 70 ls p; arrive Wimins n.S Ia *
I'm, loct0l n. 7. kENNIY. e:nT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

The Mixed Train will IN sut,ses 10 Ssisys ipc-
dent to frsisht huH ees snd VIII stop aEE II sie-
tions where tipN is siytp.
NEW CAsTI TRAINS.
Leave New Castle fur Wilminston And Phil.ds.,
14d,H N. LsSSa phiIsdelkh hia At 1900 \. and
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional ~ those shevslssye smyrna for Clsy-
soA LED .: NJ, ana 1.So 2. W., Leav Clarion fer
smyrna j. " Q. m., and alO p NJ to make ecnnec.
tion vilh trsinsto and from Dover. and stations
CONNECTIONS.
At TOW NskND. with the ksnt Coansy snA Queen
AIMEE 4 Kent RsilEoA3es
A.oLAYToS. with the NAsyla aad Delaware
AZ HARRINGTON with the Junction end Break
water Railroad.
AZ STAFFORD with the Dorchester ard Delaware
At 0ELAAR, with tho Eastern Shcrs Railrosa
add Wieomico and foccmcke Rslircsd.
.,t=aifii A-1E. KSNEEY Supt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
:, .snss,,1s2s2sEsf&
4 xtasS .fRishs' aalisS.

Nv x.cc,sv is owing " my hsssality IN Sdver-
tisius. .-6otW~., 'h'. n
AdysttsanE b, furnished me With compstsnn
cy.-AwsoS k1stimSs :" II n, i.f.t tt
Isdvsssissd ny yeSasetaoas 40 nade money
- 7-Iit le3U .rDfF'u' " fl'F
NiehoLds LOn0aoDe3hs,t 80 4tI,d qua
cou.,,st aed passlsosut sAvsftising is q sure
prsIuds to weaIrk, StapAsn Grard.
Hs who mvsstA one dollar la business should
iuvss. one dollar an Advertising that business =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
MAN A,ikkS

fdE ARTlHANn SAVINGS BANK
No .602 Market Street.
H. a., :. ; Wilmington, Delaware
2bsn 20 iecel'e deposits daily tSunaays exceptvd
t ai'Se ,ne usuaI tn-h,ssr hours. and un Tuesiay
any .1atHidy eb eniugs from to d . clock
az the plohts VI the Bank. after the nay yiae ent q
uosessars h .Arehses. sie devoted to the benefit
'ns 1oIvs'"ts. ADD dividends are III ade sem,.annu
~ a. parii' ahh nctoher 9ince the ors ami
~ .he nahh IA l5hi the dividends ha, uniform x
been at the rate OF six per cent. per annnm
piV,dend; not drawn are resarded A. d.po,i,s
tiyiiends. o'1''''''a'e'" future
No mans sseri is allowed to borrow any Of h.fuud,
htrusted t. the Bank - -
NAN '0khkS
wiLHiAn :. HiiLx, Euu -. n..,v..
uEukGE " Rrsa " II sxI.r
\. X. bsSsnN, lIrssvs tin,.,
tnwA beTfs CHAs,ss III Hax,s,
!. HIGGINS. ,uaH i 1.rrsns
eAPELLs lCLEAENI E. SNYIB.
n. l., LICHrINsTEfN
ax a. Nm 5. .HILLR3. President
"ko. W Bueh. Vice President.
Oet23-lV Jnus y MA 4u...
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

- TuK sHoHTssr AND BEAT aou1x. 1R
A. Thsiin asord un sq.allsdi induce ,nents 10 ue.
sons desiri cheap and pastare tc II
West aua deserves particularly Tie astsavicn of a
such rs dess to avail q Of the Honestsad
Bill! passed BY the last ConStess. - - :
Tho PenAsytvani Centrsi ksiIrosd will a. cor
ns.tMl lines - BY IS. miles the shortest routs u
Ckicaso aud lLer niusn places in the Wssi no
prSminsn. PLACES ~ the Sosth vsss shd Norh h.ss.
PasssnY Care furnished With cushion ID sssts With
hacks. water tanks. stoves. In Winter and
With such osAs! con vsniaasss - ssssaise Tor Il
Through ticlssss soldto pro us,nsat p,.e,si.
TIE West. 3ausewsss saANustAwsstyat shout EAi
Ne usuHl tsst class fare. IT'S
Children under Ave yssfs old free. aad chilarsa
Price. 8y I-l'7 ! fI--t :.
n: .Ss'.sas ~.
Len free TO every full PASSENGER.
h.tr.,n .s.ys. daily sosti ssad.y ana ucA =.
No 1ls Maihst s,.sst. ~ So'cl:es. p n
, ny addressing the eeisraiens.i As ysA fssaarAA
return of mail free "fchargt, ASircular al AuinS
.ompiets tf,re ift, nsp,e correct copy
HOnestesal.sW, apd Elt e sach other Information
wsy be desired t"ANt Is FUNK, AGENT
ottbs tsLnsyNsn,s Railroad Compsu,
/. No. lilo Market Street, Philaielphis
Rhiladslpbia June ~. 1854
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ONCE NO SIG North Fifth street, (between Washing
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OI Cleaner and Repairsr, executes slf werk en-
trusted to him with care and promptitude, and at
low rates. shop, West Eagle street, Rock Island
House block. 1S-edn
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There are many men who deserve the
converse of the metrical compliment that
was paid to one of the Stuarts, that he
never said foolish thing. and never did
a wise one ;; and General Sherman is one
of them. At least, the General-in- Chief
Of our army has done very many wise and
altogether admirable things, and he has
said rather more foolish ones than most of
our public men At the celebration of
''Forefathers' Day in New York, a few
evenings since the General made speech,
III the course of which he said: Give us
power to lay our hands on the young men
we see here in your streets, and in a few
days we can make an army equal to any
Prussia ever had" No doubt. But if it
is all the same to General Sherman. the
young men would rather prefer that he
should not have power to lay his hands on
them for any such purpose The intima-
ton that the hero Of the great march
would transplant in this country the Ger
man system of compulsory military ser
vice is one that will not tend to promote
him very rapidly in the good opinion of
his fellow citizens.
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Walkabout c. Brown threatens to start
a paper, to be called the Times, in the vii.
lage of Orion, in Henry county. He viii
take his little press out of his coat tai
pocket and unpaek his little box of pies
type as soon as possible. Mr.. Brown il
an active and enterprising journalist. -
Galesbssrg Republican,
If 'Walkabout" will walk up to this of
fee and settle bill of some years stand
ing, he can then walk into the newspaper
business, walk to the poor house, walk in
to good round turn Of the epizoot, wall
into eternity, or any other condition Oh
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ties - Monmouth Raniefn
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-31
The sessions of .sthe Cnnrt Rnom ! 4

The sessions of the Court Room Legis-
lature' of Alabama would be discontinued
by the bayonet-argument were It's men,
bers Democrats or Liberals instead of Rad
icals The Alabama Democrats and Lib
erals accepted the compromise proposed
by Attorney General Williams in good
faith, but the Radicals finding that the ar
rangement does not, as was expected,
place them in command of the situation,
insist upon holding Legislature of their
own Now let Attorney General Williams
duplicate his Louisiana telegram by order
ing the United States troops to disperse
these Radical rebels, --LoaisrdsEe Courier.
TaHzsfluy
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-31
.Tuf}ge Du,.aU nf !

Really, Judge Durell, of Louisiana,
would be more at home in Russia or some
other despotic and illiberal Empire, than
in the United States and as circuit Judge.
It's last exploit is the suppression of the
New Orleads Times on fimsy pretext,
trumped up for the occasion. It is time
the Supreme Court interfered in Louisiana.
The condition Of that Miserable State is
new little better than that of a Chinese
province. - Philadelphia Press.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-08
SPECIAL NoTIOHg.

The Career Of q Great Remedy. Twenty
summers have elapsed since II was briefly an
nounced that a new vegetable tonic and altera-
tive, bearing the name of Hostettcr's Stomach
Bitter's. had been added to the list of Proven
tive and Restorative medicines. The modest
advertisement which invited attention to the
preparation stated that II had been used with
great success, in private practice. as cure
for dyspepsia, bilious complaints, constipation
and intermittent fever. 1t was soon dis
covered that the article possessed oxtraordi-
,nor nha manila of class.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-08
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