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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-23
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-23

sine in the market, Although powerful, vel
20 Md and pleasant IN their operation, that
NE most feeble can take them 'ciA perfect
SAFETY. t1'ft nn Noh ,l1 Ns naei4d
sF They may be safely used at any age,
and at any period, EXCEPT DURING THE FIRST
THREE MONTHS, during which the unfailing
nature Of their action would infailibly PRE-
VENT pregnancy.
mr. All letters seeking information or
advice will be promptly, freely and disereetly
answered. S;.,. ero.olf ,..l..a.i,
ss- Each boz contains about 100 pizs, and
Is urapped IN ,chSse paper printed In deep req
letters, soith full and erplict directions enclosed.
ss- Sent by mail, free of postage, on
receipt of price, IS, per box. 20
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-23

mr. The Cherokee pills No. 2 ar sold
by all epterprising Druggists in the civilized
world. Some unprincipled dealers, however,
try to sell worthless compounds IN place OF
this those which they can purchase at q
cheap price, and make more money AS you
value your health, do not be deceived by such
unpriRcipled Druggists, ask for these s., plls,
and take no Others. Il the Druggist Will not
Inv them for you, enclose tho money in q
letfer and We will send them to you by mail,
free Of postage, securely sealed from obser-
vatioH.
Ladies or Gentleman can address us in
perfect confidence, stating fully and plainly
their diseases and symptoms Patients need
NOT hesitate because of their inability to visit
us' as We have treated patients successfully in
All portions of the civilized globe, by cores
Patients addressing as viii please state
plainly all the symptoms, and write Post
Office County, State and name OF writer,
and enclose postage stamp for reply.
az We desire to send our thirty-two page
pamphlet, entitled s" Man and Woman as
iuyaIids,,s to every reader of this paper.
Send address, with Stamp to pay return
postage, and address as follows
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III NoRrH Sixth STREET, eu
aLmT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-23

-GcIioses Arrives.
T,v AN. IP.h.
1851 $50 Memphis 4 Ohio R. B. ! sS.$so $40
memphis 4 Charleston 10 IL
uHO r. R.-Daily. lz'lo
mississippi 4 Tennes-
II. so see r. R.-Daily.
memphis 4 Little Rock
IL r. R.-Daily.
Miss. river to Helena
8 Friar's P't--daily: III
Yicksburg(tri-weekly)
Mon, Thurs, Sat.
MIR. river t. St.Louis
81 Mon. aud Thurs.
White Rvef-temi-
8 Weekly-Tues. q sat.
lArk'srivor, tri-weekly
Mon, Wed. q Friday.
Marion (tri-weekly)-l
IN Mon, We'd, Fri. III
Cuba. Tennessee % 40
12Li weskly-Friday. lz'W
ByhaIiak0live Branch or
Tues. and ri. J Do
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-23
MEMPHIS POsTeFFICE.

Ovy,ox HouRs-@FRoNS An. TO SPIN. SUNDAY
From TO 10 An.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17

SunpAy TaA y.
Leave Wil1insten Z. 600, Chsdd1 Fsed ase, And
arrive '' c'''.ss'Nlai cSNSsdSiSssasc: Z .1% 4 =.
Al ChsdaI Fed, Trains Nes. I, a.5,7 and q
connect for PhiiadelpAia, and { and with 0Hins
from Baltimore; and Nos. l end s with trains ior
baiu%ors. NJ SwtsA trsts 70. Port 0spo1t3
Ph'ladelph,a. s1d trains Nos. I. 3 ena M ees
from Philsdslphtsi AT 9i!dsbors'' trains Nos.
snS connect iss PHils$AlRhlA aeS trains ]. 3 aad
Ixcursion tckses will bo eod Foe all oeasions n
Sunday train going northvard; this trai1 viii ston
C. STOLZ
asral Sapesintsndeat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
WILMINGTON :. RAL
L MUkE kAILk,lAD.

On and after WEDNESDAY. 0esobs, ls&A. I'm.
. passenger car vtl 3 sSsssAsd to the ffeisht
train leaving Philsdslph,a At 800 D. n, tor VII
Hinston.
The train will step at etatioos % allows, vhea
stsnallsd 0reyt Fsrry. Pa y. =. AGAfstto %
R;@j Chester. 2: a LsmsAs. - pse; TIM.
n; ki''';sss sH:; ~ Il e'I,vf HNsSslN1se.: is@
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
...-,,. r,e.s.ss In, ,ensIand.

~. Aer,cu,tural lAborefs In several counties
ATnytsnd. Who complain. on very stfonR
y @.nn1a Of inadeqaaeo wAeee lateiy agreed
Z y 70 1i1lse in getting n the harvest, unless
~ s were paid mu4h higher Eetes snan IN
former q. A. !n6,sn s,e.'s mo- ns.Sncsd S1Swa
= sostnn stns only cereals that hare 70 be cut are
!ps.sf 9s.sf harisy and oets. A. beSf p the
NIeeee..s.; de3nand Of 30 per cent. additional
no~sHssasS fheSe cfops, the farmers made q
los l.s iS r the Secretary OF War that the
!0o9Is,"ss Vho are now unemployed should be
o~s1-Suoh Of them % know nnything Of
s...stcnifnral lab0s-tO work 10 the harvest-
ssSS a three-6fths VI the 0rdlnsry rank
~ Ala a Che British army we're field laborers
Uu.r.stsnf men to do the work which tht
sss1;rsrv iaboeers declined doing. except al
ss...tiv advsoced wages. The custom ha'
~ fof tho War Once to allow . certain
s.~hsr of thee soldiers to assist In harvest
s:s bue the regular laborers complain that
M vssr, tha soldiers werc not merely pr
ss1S but actually orlsrsd 70 work tor the
nrmers. Whsteyer wages they receive y
thsr own, In edition 70 their usual pay, and
~ dns fhey are It work, and have libera
sIiowance o{ beer. Nothing can persuade th'
.sSuisr local labogers that the government II
ssl. mstter has not slded with the farmer
...s sSs,nst them. 50, what with this stronl
ssnse Of Injury ranking in their mind
ssssst ths aovsrnmsnt on the one hand, an'
tSs fsrmess ON the other, the agriculture
ishoren Of six OF seven English counties ar
Iifsv 10 make troublesome winter. Al
r.sdx. indeed, incendiarism has begun
vhefeby the property Of the farmers has bee
dealroyed. The lAb0rsrs are also antagonist
70 m clerRy OF the Established Church. frOn
an inpre6elOn that these also art aRAins
them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17

1Ce MLtgo ILAin vi. tUn sOtV ert % dellJS Ind
oest 70 IfeInt business, and III stop uoly as ere
NEW CASILR TRAINS -sa
i.c,s S:S f.ssl: fgs ,M,rak.on seS PAilads
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAiES.
Additi0nAl 10 those above. leave snyrno tor Clsy.
ton II IS .: m. and is ?. n. Leave Claysoa fos
SmyrnaSS .. m. and 100 p. ~, 70 mAks eons 90.
south.
CoNEGCTIONS.
AZ TCE S5ANC. VIC. :ns Ksat County aaa Queen
Anne's ke0s Railfoads.
ACLAYTON. with tss hAry lard sad Delaware
A. nasiAisEtdik naAsEtdikorox. ~hs u. Junction ..a s,...
water Railfoad,
A. STAFFORD WITH The Dorea. ester AID Delaware
Railroaa.
At eELAAR. vita tho Easlsrp shore RAilreaa
sad Wieomieo aaA k0cy4oAs ksu1osA,
u. y KkNNty Snpt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17

Cu1lpxam m TEE Woops.-A very touch
inc aorv. dnilsr b the old tale Of 'The Babes ,
n ihe Woods," comes to US from Green River,
in he town OF Hiilsdale. A tew days since
three children Of John Foley, reading on the
mountain esse of that place. AGED resPectivsly
The 6rst was little girl, the other two we're
bows. They went out ~ play near the house,
IA skrayed away after huckleberiles into the
vooda The mother missed them, and blew
her dinner. horn oil around for mile near the
house, but could get no answer. That night
L ninsd very hard. Tho next day word was
tfsntic mother, and all the people turned out
and vent In search Of the children. Every
man vas nttcd out with bread, meat, and
aimulsuts In case they should find them. All
vas vast wilderness for miles around so
that men went IN different directions.
Fears were entertained that the children
Charles Jones, while hunting on the noun
tam. had discovered three wildcats, which
escsped before he could get near enough to
shoot them. The mother stood In the door.
wrinenx and twisting her hands. encouraging
the hunters to be vigilant; for she said they
were bsrefooted and bareheaded and would
soon starve; they were never away from home
before, and the nearest house was about three
or four miles distant and even to this they
had never been.
About three o'clock little son Of Mr.. In
gsrsoll, while hunting In the woods for lost
cattle, discovered the three little creatures
huddled together under tree and covered
With leaves. They put up their hands and
began to cry when they discovered the boy
Ingersoll. He led them along to the open
field end 20 on to the house, and the joy Of
the mother may well be imagined She ran to
to meet them. screaming and crying, and
catching nrst one In her arms and hugging 1t
for moment then letting 1t down and taking
aaothse and pressing il 70 her heart, and for
nearly = hour bsfors she became calmsd. BY
this dun "a tie hunters had returned from the
search. asd thsy, too bad to kiss and hold Il 4
children, and unblddsn tears came TO the eyes u
gEsa& stalwart men who had never known tears
anee their childhood.
One Of lbs msG took the little gl1l in his leP
nd saksd her II she aspt any. She replied
laughing:
"Y~; / put ON Johnny's cap. and put my feet
o. Pat and ths rain came right down on me.
Whsa souad they were all vet to the SKIN. aid
woaA most likely have died in the courss Of au
otAss day i they had not baen found. They Gay
tAey beard their mothers dinner horn that night
bat dafs not leave ths tree that they were Gnde,
bs fees Of getting further swsy.--Hudso. tN,Y
3Visfr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
RxiIrpaA EiseS.
Pnilads,pnla, Wilmington ana ealu.
more RAilRoad.


TIME TABLE.
Isis j; Is
;;.spIss ::
so.s ~
Ssiavsr. EaiM:.t: a. Harrington with !uSe.ios s.d
Delaware ksliIosd. ~ Dsisas wsh Eastern siss.
ka,iroAd ~ Salisbury With w,couiico and Poconokt
kxfk Ess TEAM .. la~ n. esu.a.,. ..e.,..s., 10.
sa: ss: ,sS y VI
s.isino;s.sa ws.sia ssSpiss ls:s:s .tsus
r.,
,s sas.
a1al TExta2ss :. u 81: !. -; ,sss ws
Ys:: :sS s',';ss; ;::;s,. II.
e. 1's',. ,'r s'''s' ''''
:s; ;e ~ ss11:s.:ss ~ ~
=: {; :'s'. '"s
s;;;::s s:.::; = sa.s:; ss;
The sas 4. \; tram from whmlssson win eyansc. At
iii: :sS ss$:s; :..,.
.sa Z: ss;i::s s: S.:.' and F'"
. ~ I % ''' ..e e0 & D:p1: sSnS:,
ch.ad'. fsrd :. ieoo.. =. wsaa..aay. md s..ur.
|
| $50 p. m Pbilsdelphis oxford as 7.0O
| Wednesday, Ana Saturdays 23e p m, The 7U
tram esops ~ all ssAsuss bsswsea fhl.dslpha apf
d LAniOkin
Leave pr Deposit for ba, euudays excspssA
va =. IN sndA - p %. Or lord for Philadsfph,s .,
$40 a. m.. Chsdd's Ford fus PhAdslpnia A3U p N
| SUNDAY, leave Philadephi Tor Oxbrd s.O ., u.
| leave Oxford tor Pn,lAdsp phta 3.tO D. m.
Trans leaving ilr'nston =, 40 NJ, A0O vii
| contct At LAmokih JuncsivI With The 7U0 = ", anc
| ISI IN. trS,ns ,or fhilAisphia and itmsr Cen
| hAl RAilrosa.
raRoU0E TEAMS ER0A sALTIxoR1
LxAvk WILMINGTON at Vs. l2.1D 2. H. a. w. No. y. !
| CHESTER FOR PHILADELfHIA.
L8AfE CH ESTE al D. 1872 533. s%s AIa u Os a.
-. lIS, 2.Al. Al - 81, o.ll, 73S and iU5G M
Prom Bsitmoret 10 Philadelphia Leave Baltimore ~ II
A.h. Way Mall 9.N An, AAprss 31 P. D. &. 81
press 725P.M. Exprsss H6v P, n Expfess.
Pron BNtmore fOrt Deposiaud intsI msdisssssAsot
stk0VPM
Aeoonnodatog ainfrom Port DsPost III isav sPsrry
silisst6 u AN. tor Batimortsnd intssmsdiass So
tions.
IRA ms FOR BALrIxOHK.
| Leave Chester ~ i3JS and ell a.. H., and ass ..
Leave Wilmington ~ I2.s2 2l3 and 10 " A. H.. Los
sUNDAY TRAIN PROM BALTIMORE
LsAsss Baltimore q 2Sr H.. stopping q Mseno PER-
Gown. North East. Elkton. Newark. Stanton. Nsv
pStt. WilmihgtvU, ,ClAyWUUt, LisWs0S And Chester
U . EkNNAY. .Hpoeytnssu dsnb
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
ElcNlER's RECIPES FOR LIQUORS

Contain the latest imprpved instruct inns for mix
ing krantiss WhisAys. Rums. Gins. Bitiers. Fancy
CordiAis, Fruit Syrups. Bay Rum, &c. Nc. No one
enRaa cd in the Liquor Business can afford to do
without them. Ask for them and examine them
vt the hook stores Delivered b, mail 90 rec-ip,
Of 81. by AsWEAhAcH X MILLER \ " ooruer sd
and Ca!iswhii u streets. Phiiad.iih Pa Index
snl sample sheets sent free.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAu
&KAQX9 = g
IN AND AEIAE MONDAY. SErr: IL. 1872.

y EsT PHiLADkLFHiA.
Train leave Depot. Thirty second and Marks. St,.
Trains arrive .sin 1sIC ins :aa
Paoli Accommodation daily. except sunday. go
s.u.,, S.m and il.lO q. M. l'u Pm. $40 Pm.
Log. h.v:o and Ei.nir. Esprr.s daily. sscsD,
Fast Line and Mi. EsD. daily 81; sunday ~.
hsness,sr .ua az York AZ: i as,iS ., sand., 1iop.
Parks~burG Train daily. except Sunday. $50 .. n.
Cincinnati EXPRESS sniiy 0 pm.
Pacific Express dsily...."....-"..".-." 40 pm.
Fri, Fs,s Sunday am and 4 y
ciscinnai k.p. only to Hs1Pi:bais on s.suTdsys
Erie Mail Saturday nisht runs only to williauaport
P sSns !. &
Sassage delivered = i6 M.rket 8. By SEQ pm.
r.pr... for NJ. ..T yori x2;h rss:.s; s :as and
:, 1870 400. so aAd 6.45 >, IN. and l2.N nigh.
ES.::. Tran RAIN for sSr kHns Ss. R,,n'h aS
Way T T..ins Vi IS for for Bristol, SIS and il. - am.
Way Trsn 10 for for THrsnscS m y STH
s4s m 'fa /! sn oonues,. .. rr.n,o. for Lamsar.-
vile ana " SESsiSafoN y Stsi!Sdif DEPOT.
wsof,suss ,sS fS. SSs,liSGn; Ssr ~ 40" M
k.press k Tr.in. in & iss Trenton. 10 and 4.W and al
Way Trains fer Ttsaton, 1910 m. ., 500 and
,.vupm
WAY 4'siR FOX * bELviDEkK Diy IsioN. wv @'
Express for Trenton. Lsmbertvills. Esston. Scrsn
ton, &c, i.y AN.
Way Train to Lambertvilis Pen in .l6 90 am.
Express for Trenton. Lambsrtvile. kAston. Scran-
| ton. SC. 400 NJ.
| Accom-. tor Beldiders and Penninx:on... $50 N.
MARKET STREET REkRY.
AmahOy OlvssAo0.
AccommodA. for New York via ADboy. eco q.
Way Trains for Trenton, 500 and 1000 = u. ,2.0C
noon and AGO. 500 and S.HpE.
| Accommodation tor New York via Perth Amboy
2Wpm
| Account for New York via jersey City. 9.u1 u
| Way Train for Burlington. 6.3l u
| Way Trains for BoSdentown. $50 and II 30 N
| Exp. TrxiEt for Hishtstown. [. 90 m aud $50 N
| Express Trains for Psmbsrton. Long Branch and
| y. J. southern and Tucksrt0n Rail- oAds, 80 q
way IT T9.iu. to1 MT. Holly. 100. $50 and II 30 N
Way Trains for Pembsrt0n l0tD m. 2. Is. 5.0O AM
| 6Dpm.
sleeping Car Ticke T. for the West can be had Of
application st the Ticket O@ee. 9Ol Chestnut street
and vt the Depot, Thirty. second aud Mark OF SIS.
| Agents Of the Union Trsnsfsr Company vill cal
recsivs prompt attention. and Ksiirosd Tine Car
| can also DO obtained 1t the following
TICKET OFFICES ss: X Ss::;sss :::; :s:::;
aud at the Depots and Ferry namod above
A J. CASSATT. Gsaeral Aonaser.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
REDUCTION In PASSAGE RATES
ANCHOR AlNE urHAuHns

r. 6AiL. sv1ay Y spnsspAv Asp aAsvs.
- DAY.
=, Passssssr.tSetcd p seA see ~ lshvv ga
aos 2! seaport Y 0fsst nrttais. Ieaasd. Eef.
''Ss cssIs Ssiss. ':is -: :'S q; Yass
s.S s!:s.s;s g. Ssi.isss.ss SsHs ss...s = .M.seSSs
lNTHRAR0IAfe. 80, efkRkIVE. oao. 1
payabls 10 CQgseacy. =,
Parties senains lSr thsir ssssAs b ~ oaa cs,a-
sAsS sgAsS esr.isSI4E spplx e tAs EsseN, txNbi3-
'os s'.,"r s.O.A1A'' 'iiSi63"TAMs : g
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17

". .NicfoalnA"-Ths Radicals in the West
nnMxlnia sleesioa we're badly beasen, the only
Soaas c. aa.n In the field having 6sen defeated BY
SNW majority. Every successful candidate in
".s ssaae b estspokss for 0rssley.
analysing the voss in North Carolina We
- ~ exedsepl los of 6,Oo0 - compared wilh
1s election Of toat ysas, aad los Of 10000
oomPasOd with the vote for President 10
A's ,AimoI in. 49,
Ia 70 vssnoae The Radicals have lost aboa,
ssoH tAeir majority in 1851, and 10 Maine
u = ;e e.: a., larry y.ssa.: ssSs;
2 s!joy. jnse such vicsories.-Lync6bury Re
Ssa. 'tfT 70. .5.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
EPILEPSY OR FITS.

now made know in Treatise tof IS oeta, o p,sssl
IN Foreign and Native tierhal Preparations, rub.
lished by DR.. Y. PuElrs BEOwN. Che prescr,ption
ner thai he cannot conAieuiou.l, refuse to make
il kncwn. NJ II has cured everybody whv hs. useu
j for F'ts never having taiie1 10 sirxis case--
1he iDg redients may be btainrd trom any dug
li.t. copy sent f. e. To ,il applicants By mail.
Address DR.. ". PHELps BEuwN. "a Grand strc.,
Jersey t,i'y, N, },
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17

VnotxiA PRIDg'--A correspondent At the
White Sulphur Spring. writing TO the Cincin-
AL Commercial what he knows about Virgin.
~, says of their pride:
~Thsee b uoehiAg either obstructive or op-
Fsslve 70 this Virginia pride, aud il existence
y eoly tsls By the outsidsr; seldom seen and
ssvsf heard. Tue bsst illustration Of is char
seesr y 10 'FtusA Times il . story OF sn old
Visxiniaa vhe ALWAYS coinpasiouatsiy forsborc
y ak where biz visitor va from less hesh0,lld
tssse him @ the humiliasing coafessioo that he
~ ekoal Virginia Il seems to me, ~ . can
~ end Impartial observer, that there are many
valid rsasons for this pride.
The courss d Tho State In the war; in going.
visAeul any pssyious bl.,sssf and bravado, into
sAs vss WAsa var became certain, whether thst
coe!ss va right Or wrong. i unquestionable
ssAsoco Of Virginia chivalry. The conduct Of
- soldipu IN shs war. and in all our wars. il
sesss ssseoocA. Aad 10 psace she has had her
neecsae aos lea rsnovned than in war. Her peO-
lo ars hosplishls and gsaerous alnoss beyond
eeaiek She haa sasre colleges, aad better ones
ns Ase popalssion u mol absolutely thas any
Coes and there y not father in the Slate WIN
vii 20 ssiss Ais means 70 give oil his sons the
eeoeos o. soos ons q ether of them. You new.
. .sAr1hs yeuag talkins about killing some-
~. y yoo Do u soss pasts Of the South. aud
u many month q soqjourn here have yss 10
youag vifslnian rsising without first
.aec!aagsy bic bsdsids 70 sav his psaysrs. Add
70 tois iAae - aasoana Of noosy nor any Official
paaAaoa ca Pao ths unworthy into society,
.k aos any degsss Of poverty exclude the wof.
My OF peDvlse then taking he highest po.
aaons-all Of winch y the fact In Viryinia, and
"0s 6ees tAae kn0w of-and you have
'ons idA Of The true ssurcss Of Virginia pride"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17

a.! wstess = ~ 1ssford Rseeri goss into scsta-
~ " ever HsAeeseA Oity e tAe6ionabls reseEt.
loec!sdn = to!lovs: OF I'll tAs Eiyssun Aslds
- ~ ~ ed teun1k.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-17
Fora h Osnesteao IN the West.
N ~ q +
PekNSyl JANA CENTRAL r. r.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGkANT LINE,
OR Pr T T 3 d U r q
dad al plaesa in the Rast, HostAsssst a.
Northsssst.


Thisline aaOrd dsunsaualled Inducements 70 Der
cons desiring cheap and passage to ID
Wsst and deserves particularly the attention Of al
sueh desire to avail themselves OF the Honsstsa'
The Pennsylvasis Central r Rsiirsad. with IT. cor
Meeting lines by Is; miles the shortest route u
CHICAGO .ud ether pr9min sp tplssss IN the
prominent plAess in the Sopthv sst and Eorth.sse.
Passenger Cars furnished With cushion cd seats With
novssble water stoves. In Win:sr, and
with such other convsni requisite for q
comfort effxmiliss.
THROUGH tick cts . sold to allnrominsn, pIacSsi.
tAe West. soutlwss end North y est. At about Ial
the usual Arst elAAs fare. .tt
Children onder I've ysars old q free and chilarsa
petwssn the ssss ofdvs sndtwsfvt ysars pay islt-
Prise. =tN
naesass checked AAa forwarded sy the Arns,-ais
WITH lkC passengers. Eighty pounds ofbasraee -sr.
as4 hss 90 every 9li passenaer;
The train leaves daily s1c0pt SundRys ant ticket
1uA Be- aud bsxgase dsl,v ase,i At the otcs
No. 1l6 Mark " street, BY ) 3O'clusk, Y. ~
By addfeasine the 1ndsrsi I'd he will forward h
return of @Ail free ofehares. eentaisips
complete plice lht. mAps correct COPY
ao.ss:.ss:s L." .>d siSs ;Ssh iS,hsE
eftbs Pssnsy,vante Railroad Conp.n.
Rhilaaslpbia: JSAs =. t616
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-05-02
$1,000 REWARD.

reward OF Ono Thousand Dollars vii, be
paid TO any Physician who will produce medi.
cline that will supply the wants OF the people
better than the article known as
DR.. FAHRNEY'
Celebrated Blood Cleanser or Panacea.
u must be q botter Cathartic, Q better altera
tive. botter Sudorihc, y better Diuietlc, a bet
ter Tonic, and In every way better than the
PLn-a-ce'a. No matter how long Il has been
In use or how lately discovered. Above all II
must not contain anything NOT PURELY vgaE.
TABLE.
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"THE MORNING GLORY"
Liitlehelds Patent Improved Base
COAL STOVE.

10 this pattern Of THE MoRyrya GLony
several new and important features have
been embodied, which can only be seen "a
be admired. This new stove is made en-.
tirely Uf cast iron, 80 fitted ms TO be air tipbt
but can be made with sheet iron upper
section when preferred by the purchaser.
Its ornamental finish is drapery. making n
a handsome piece of furniture. far more "a
than any stove heretofore made. Its in.
ternal construction, though resembling
some OF the former patterns Of The Morning
Glory is quite different, making il moro
durable. and far less difficult 10 be repaired
The castings are Of the highest order. fully
equaling the hnest castings made IN this
country.
Among the many ADVANTAGES In the use
Of the Morning Glory are the following =
|. Continuous burning. Q. Quality of the
Heat. 3. Ventilation through the stove
1, Antitrust Stove. @, No Escape of Gas.
d, Economy OF Fuel.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARllllAN RESOl VENT
Kidney a BLADDER Complaints,

rrnAry. aIi womb diseases, Gravel, Dialttts
prop.y. sioppage - Water, Iucout.ueuce " Thine
BfisNs Di-cls'. Alburilnura and In AT cas,s where
there aTe ttiekdui dspo,is, or tue water 1. thick
cloudy, mixed with substances like the white n al
ess, or threads iiso white silk. or there ss morbii
dark. bilious appearance, aud white lnus.dust le.
polits, aud when there Is preking. burning .ensa
aon when pAlsns .ai,r And lam in tie S,aal "
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a resolution directing tho Presi-
deot TO demand the release of Dr.
Howard and the restoration of bis.
property, oon6scatcd by the Spanish
government, has been reported by the
Foreigu Relations Committee 10 the
House Of Representatives. Secretary
Fish. gives notice that the State De-
partmsnt will not fail to give careful
attention to whatever may DO present.
cd in such form that il can be used "a
advantage 10 behalf Of the prisoner.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PunGkIIYE PILLS.

perfectly ,aseiess, elegantly coated With sweet gum.
purge, requisite, purify, cleanse, al strengthen.
Railways Pills Tor the cure of al di-oni.rs of the
Stomach. L,,y,sr Bowels, Kdnsys, Bladder. Nervous
Dlsetses, HsadacAe, Constipation, cosiivenrss,
lndge-tion. pyspe sla, B!lou.ncss. Bilious Fever,
Inflammation % tic bowels, Piles, and A Derange.
meats vf the Internal yl.evrI. Warranted TO effect
positive Purely Vegetable, containing no mer
earli mineralS Or rt,'etsr"usdrugs.
ffoD D.sosd,s of the Digestive Oisai.s;
. con'tp.on, in-Ii hls, Fullnss q ,Ls Bloc, ia The
Hs>i Aetty u the stoach, Nau,ss, Hsarthlfg pgu,t
~ food, tallns" % wsshs ia the st1uAsh, ErustA
toaa. sIk futlsng Al The Pt ofths stnash, swim
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Ing ~ tbs h.ai. ChoGpg o. safAnf ssnttuu. whsI 10
lyng po.lIrs, Dnne,, Of yi,ion, hot wsb, before
hs sight, tNsr and Dali paa in the HsAi. pshclsncy
ef Pipirs'oH lsownss, of the shin and kyst. psn
In the flsah.
A few doses q RApwAYs. FILLS will FREE the
system frnai all The above manned tkordsrs Price, s
esnt. usI boz. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
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srut you
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THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRINGER.

The "GREAT FANNY ECONOMIZER
The terms of our Patent call our Machine
n "Wringcr.' Years Of experience prove
il also 10 be 4 MOST EXCELLENT WASHER
When we reduce every invention for wash
ing clothes 10 a principle they all aomun'
10 that Of pressing and squeezing. and
forcing the water through them. thus re.
moving The dirt. Most Washing Machines
do II by rubbing. The Universal wrtnger
does II by pressing.