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The Captain of Massachusetts wha-
Ter on a recent voyage took from Il
sperm whale which he captured in the
South Pacific, an iron belonging to the
ship Catawba, of Nantucket, lost some
twenty years ago.
New England manufactures of silver
and plated ware are said to receive large
orders from England and other coun-
tiles. The English dealers admit that
they are unable to compete with the
American producers.
A man in Aurora, Ill, has lately lost
ninety five swarms of bees, the result OF
some feul among the insects. They
fought each other with the greatest fe'
rocity and determination until all were
killed or disabled.
An old Scotch bcggar, removing his
bonnet, advanced to a clergyman for
bit of charity. After receiving a piece
of silver, he said to the clergyman :
Thank We, Sir; OH, thank ye. I'll gil
We an afternoons hearing for this one o.
these days"
A small boy arose at a Sunday Schoo
concert and began quite gliby: "A Ger
tain man went down from Jerusalem tt
Jericho aud fcll--and fell" Here Iii;
memory began to lail him. "And-an(
fell at the road side, and the thorn
sprans up and and checked him"
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CARL SGszJEZ.
An Able Letter 60 The f1iDeraS Ele.
public am State Convention OF
kliknoss.
ST.. LOUIS, June q

ST. LOUIS, June %.
Mn DEAR SIR: regret to say that it
will be Impossible for me to attend the
Convention of the Liberals of Illinois
tomorrow, | arrived here last night
from the East, and find an accumulation
of business which demands my imme.
diate attention; besides, desire to AL.
dress my constituents here before Ia
king part in the campaign elsewhere
You have my earnest wishes in your en-
deavors. to rally for united action all the
elements Of the opposition to that sys-
tenn of policy which has now control of
the Government and people of this Re
public, and which, not inappropriately.
has been called "Grantism." Ap.
plause
1t is time the people of the North
and South be once more bound together
by the inspiring consciousness of a
common nationality, of common rights,
and Of common duties and to this end
it is necessary that the traditional bar
riers be broken down, and that the pol
icy of force by which the embers of civ,
il strife are assiduously famed and the
bitter feelings Of the past are kept alive
for partisan advantages, give way to
thosesmoral agencies, Cancellation and
fraternal intercourse, without which our
Republican system caGnst endure. APP
plause.1
1t is time that the despotism of party
spirit is broken, which in the shape of
personal government rules our national
legislation, and the past organization Of
otficer-holders debauched with corrup-
ton, demoralizes and subjugates public
opinion, and stands in the way of every
true and thorough reform; and to this
end it is necessary that the embodiment
of that despotism-the present Admin
istration be defeated in its efforts to con-
tinue in power, and that thus free field
he opened for reformatory movement
untrammelled by selfish partisan con-
troll. Applause.
Whether we be able to accomplish all
we desire or not, we certainly can ac-
complish this, if for that purpose we
unite in ap energetic effort, and our sue
cess will be great step in the right di-
rection. Although ! cannot be with
you tomorrow: ! hope to be able to CO.
operate with you to that end in the
course of the present canvass. Ap.
plause. Very respectfully -
c. sCHuRz.
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Expensive Funerals.

1t is the fashion now in London to
carry the dead to their graves in open
cars or catafalques, and instead of black
gloves and scarfs, gray are snbstitutedi
the followers of the cars are dressed ia
gray and silver, black being voted too
sombre. These cataialques are descri-
bed by a correspondent as very hand
some affairs, like gala boats on wheels
and the honor of being carried from
The temporal to the more lasting home
in one is a very expensive affair. This
matter Of expense is likely to make the
catalalque an exclusive fashion, confined
TO the aristocracy or to more wealthy
city people. The accompaniments to
the ceremony of being put under ground
in London are always costly ones,, and
often in the case of the head OF the
family, where things must be done gem
teelly, the man being a small merchant
or government clerk, his widow and
children are hampered with a debt diff.
cult to pay, and which often involves q
sacrifice of home or household goods.
1t is relic bar5arism. s,...,
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Ernine,

D.
The following beautiful sentiment was
recently uttered by Judge Sneed, of a
Western Court: /, =
The idea that the Judicial officer is
supposed to be vested with ermine,
though fabulous and mythical, is yet
more eloquent in its significance. We
are told that the little creature called
ermine is so acutely sensitive as to its
own cleanliness, that it becomes para
1yzed and powerless at the slightest
touch Of defilement upon its snow.white
fur. When the hunters are pursuing it
they spread with mire the pass leading
to it's haunts, toward which they then
draw it,knowing that it will, submit to be
captured rather than defile ITSELF And
like scnsibility should belong to him
who comes to exercise the august func-
tons OF judge" 1oz4
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The Esayonet or the consultations.

What shall we do-continue the rple
of the bayonet or restore the Constitu-
ton? The white people of the South,
as body, are all for Greeley. Why?
Because he tried to secure peace in, the
midst of the war. Because at the re.
quest of Mrs. Jefferson Davis he be-
came the bail of her husband, when he
was dying in q cell at Fortress Monroe.
Because he was the first man in the
| nited States TO propose a general ala-
nesty. Because years ago he deaouRl-
ced the carpet baggers who were rob
1bing the Southern States, and declaring
that the Southern people had the right
to govern themselves as do the people
of New York and Ohio. Because he
has declared against the bayonet and in
flavor of restoring the Constitutions,
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A Quaint WIFI,

The Parish Gaulois gives the follow
ing: it
"a Capuchin monk, well known in
the Faubourg st. Jackues, where he fed
nearly one hundred poor persons by
aims collected by him in the Faubourg
st. Germain, has just died, leaving as
his whole inheritance his .breviary, frock,
cord, a volume by ~. Theirs, and Q
wallet. Among his papers was found
the following singular will Il bequeath
first, to the Able Michaud my breviary
because be does not know his own; sec
ond, to NJ. Jules Favre my frock, tc
hide his shame; third, to NJ. Gambetta
my cord, which will one day prove use
full round his neck fourth, to Mr.. Chi
ers his own work, that he may read i
over again; aud fifth, TO France my wal
let, because she may shortly have. occa
sion for some one to collect aims. :"
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Notice to Teachers.

yUyHE Board of Examiners of Monroe county
e will hold meeting for the examination OF
Teachers, at Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, July 20, 1879.
1t is important that the standard OF Monroe
county teachers should be advanced, and appli'
cants will do well to bear this in mind
Attendance upon the sessions of the Teach
ers' Institute will be regarded as an indication
of the wish of the teacher to avail himself o.
all the means of self-improvement and as re-
commendation to the good opinion OF the Exam
liners.
No applicant will be enrolled after O'Clock
A. NJ. A fee of fifty cents is required by law
from each applicant as a condition of examina
ton, and must be paid i'll advance.
By order of the Board.
jelSw5. J. .DOHERTY; Clerk.
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Disabled Veterans for Greeley

One of the officers of the Southern
Branch of the National Asylum for Dis
abled Soldiers, located at Hampton,
Virginia, gives it as singular fact, that
out of more than three hundred Of The
/ old disabled volunteer soldiers, who are
in that asylum, there are not to exceed
half adozen ia favor of Grant, the res
being strongly for Greeley. and Brown.
On the other hand, the same officer re
ports that most of the bitter rebels IL
that neighborhood are opposed 10 Gree
ley, and speak of him in savage man
ner, but refuse to vote for Grant.
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Remedy for Painful WOUNDS,

Take pan or shovel with burning
Goals and sprinkle upon them common
brown sugar, and hold the wounded
mart in the smoke. In a fow minutes
! The balm will be allayed and recovery
proceeds rapidly In MY own case, .
rusty nail had made d bad wound in the
bottom, OF my foot. The PAIN and ner,
yous irritation were severe. This. was
all removed by holding it in the smoke
for fifteen minutes, and was able to re-
sumo my reading in comfort. We have
often recommended it to others with
like result. Last week one of my. men
had a finger nail torn out by pair Of
ice tongs. 1t became very painful, as
was to have been expected. Held lh
sugar smoke twenty minutes the pain
ceased, and it promises speedy recovery.
Cor. Country Gentleman.
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Woodsfeld High School.

yHyHE next session of this School will com
q. mence on Monday, July 10, 1877,
and continue ten weeks. While our invitation
is to all who desire an education, yet we espe-
cially solicit the attendance of young Ladies
and Gentlemen wishing to qualify themselves
for teaching, or who may desire knowledge OF
the higher branches of Mathematics, Sciences
or Languages.
~ EXPENSES:
We take pleasure in announcing that students
can obtain boarding and suitable rooms furnish
ed at public houses at very reasonable rates.
There are also private boarding-houses here at
which students can be well accommodated.
Common branches Sc 90
Higher branches, w w
Languages each, extra, w
Tuition required in advance, and no deduc'
ton made unless in case of protracted illness
When you come to Woodsfeld call ON U.S. see
our school and manner of instruction For fur
ther information, address
myl4m2. Il. ). GhAdAM.
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The Rev. Mr.. II. had a large family
of unruly boys, but as none Of 1lei them
would confess it he declared ls would
whip them all, and then he would be
sure to punish the real culprit. jimmy
the youngest, retired t9 4 corners md d
etumbled. "What is, that YOU say I"
asked the father. II thaid,' lisped, jim
my, .ihat'th jutht, the way old Hesod
did. He killed all the children, tho that
lie would be thufe to kill Jethuth.'
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The stream of lime rolls rapidly away
into the ocean of eternity, sweeping OF
in its impetuous course all human
things, Beauty, fashion, genius. accom-
Ipishments, wealth will be no more. Re
ligion alone is destined to survive the
ruin.
TO young man, nothing is so i'm
portant as spirit of devolion-neAt TO
| his Creator-to some virtuous and am
liable woman, whose image may occapy
his heart, and guard it IRON the poliu'
ton which bcsets it on all sides.
Prosane swearing is abominable. Vul-
gar language is disgusting. Loud
laughter is impolitc. 1nquisitiveness Is
offensive. TAttling is meau. Telling q
falsehood is contem ptible. Ignorance
is disgracelu, aud laziness is shameful
! Avoid all the above vices AMI aim at
usefulness.
A tender Conscience is like the apple
of mans cye--the least dust tha
gathers into it affects it. There is NJ
surer and better way to know whethe
our consciences are dead and stupl'
than to observe what impression smaI
isins make upon them.
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gySome sage or other has said that
there is no accounting for tastes. Es-
pecially is this true in the matter Of
pets. Some people are so depraved as
to be, especially fond of cats, and a man
has been discovered in Alabama who
was even worse. and had peculiar
weakness for snakes. He collected them
of all sorts until his buildings and
grounds were overrun with them, and
treated them with tie, ultermost kind
ness and affection; but he iuaily learn,
ed how sharper than thankless child
it is to have u serpeht's tooth stuck into
his forehead, for he died of the effects,
and his widow slau shIered his pets.
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GyWolking along Superior street
with friend (Aitemas Ward) we pass
ed dilapidated specimen of humanity,
who had ''VagabonI' written all over
him..
Now" sail Artemas, with a look Of
mingled disgust and pity as he pointed
to tue miserable fellow, you woulon'l
think that wretched being was, at this
moment, the wealtliest man in Clerc
land :" ~
MOP said The friend, looking at TIC
man with some interest -,
"Wen, he isn't" retdrned Artemss
with a comical pucker of the mouth
while his eyes laughed consumedly
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

q U8 TweIv6 1des, OF 1888, VIII Dc chafSed as
Z one square.
"a O All legal advertisements will be charged
by the line, and must be paid in advance of
qualification.
ilv Notices Of the appointment OF Ad- -Ap
~ ministrator's and Executors; also -
81 Attachment Notices and Road noti-- 81
- ces, two dollars and fifty cents, in 81
% advance. ..Es
,rEE Advertising done at published rates
spd payment required in advance, in all
cases. 2,
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best display IN thls department.
Committee-Dr. Geo. Stewart, Mrs. Mary
&. Cooke, Mrs. Ii. R. West, Miss Mary Watson,
Miss Helen Hawkins, James Watson, Miss
Lena Schumacher, Miss Matte Okey.
ICLASS 18th Department-FtotoefS
and Paintings.
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VOLUME XXX,
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
. Published Every Tuesday.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
Two dollars per annum, invariably in advance

OBJ PRIN NC
Executed with vea'ress and dispatch at this
? 'cfsoe, and at Reasonable prices.
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Lady rider. first premium SIS
Seven to enter, 6 to start One hour of the
third day of the Fair will bs devoted to
Eauestrianism. The committee will decide
only with reference to the ease. grace and
style of the competitor and her comnand OF
the horse. No racing will be allowed:
Boy rider-premium .............. $50
Same conditions as for lady riders.
Committee-Wm. Gibson, 7. Dorr, S. l..
Mooney.
Ess' Discretionary premiums will be award
ed on meritofious articles, whether in this
list or not.
A. Fl. COVERT, Pres.
Louis HoEFFLER, Sec.
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FIELD CROPS.

Measurement of the ground must be made
and sworn to by competent surveyor, and
the amount produced must be sworn to by
some one having knowledge of the amount
A full statement of the method of cultiva-
tion and cost of production must accompany
each entry. Kind and quality must be stated
Entries may be made with the Secretary W
to December l, 1872.
Cummttee-.The Board Of Directors of the
Society.
CLASS A-7th .Department-EqDestri-
QuiSIi,
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RULES and REGULATIONS
-OF THE
Monroe Go. Agricultural Society,
THE

OFFICERS:
a. &. COVERT, President.
J. WAY, Vice President.
W. Y. NORRIS, Treasurer.
LOUIS HoEFFLER, Sccretdry.
DrectorS-WoODMAN OKEY, WILLIAM
WORKMAN. A. e. MILLER, ALEXANDER
PICKENs, BARNET MANN, j. c. YoHo, Ii.
I. MITCHELL, JOHN GATCHELL. .
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" over and under 4 yrs. 4
b" over 2 and under yrs. 4 z
q" over l and under yrs. Il 9
Committee-Jas. Wtten, S. A. Morgan
Henry Smith.
GLASS B-lst Department Geldings
for all purposes. ...
Best geldipg over years old. ,....,S5 j
oyer and under 4 yrs -. 4 9
over and under 3 yrs. 2
over and under Q yrs. 2
Committees same as class A.
CLASS C-1st Departmeut-Adrcs for
all purposes,
Best mare over years old. d......S5
over year old. Observation-Disclosures.
brood mare, colt by her side .........S 4
best sucking colt. Observation-Disclosures.
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best and greatest variety Of cereals,
fruits, vegetables and other farm
products, act less than 20 articles.Sl
Committee--Hush Dimes, John Smith,
Sr, Fred Bertram.
CLASS 18th Department-Farm Pro
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ALBAyY LIVE STOCK MARKET-JuLT g.
Cs~rrs-Sunnlv that Of last sneep ah1 a'
hi adj ast xeeks ci0sug
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Saylnas panks

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
EHw .Y0KK June p lgT2
The Trsutyt Tn sn.hnusl psyneut " ntef VII nc ni on
ard amer aOsDAf JaT Is I'll Of from - N r9OorhIua
thereto under the byhs SIX Per 'en PEI
lBiens BOT hdraSu Will b sfaed to the Psp- ana -aT
accordingly
Iai-res ~ deposfI rfT date rrcm ygS l.
BANK osn dliT from "a lnd On houiaI a1 W-ues
day from HARRISON HALL PIesdelt
JOsEPE r. CooPHR secrrtsry.
ID EauV
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ROWERY SAVINGS BANK.

Inier viii be paid dspotars SIX PER CENT Of
an from Frs DoEA I've Thousand DoArB
seng Two Tousad Dollars FIVE PER upon such
deposits, ageeaby with prroas baws and payable
and alsr MONDAY. July Is, lJs2
The Bank will be open daily from 10 O'Clock in the morning
Sock IN the asInOon. and Mondays will oouau. open until
O'Clock IN the eysrrg al ss. 10 Bovery.
THOMAS JEREMIAH, President.
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CITIzENS' SAVINGS BANK.

y
DEPOSITS July 10 viii July
iS PAYABLE hOntaT July p the Of
re per Of - fnd upwards which
been deposit months previous 10 July
All called praoDal and interest
c0rlEY vii be the depoafOs books time when
presented sfter the 2ls. Of July
Deposits made from 10 3 aud Mon
DAYS and SATURDAYS from 10 10
Bank 50 BoEery, southwest corner Of Canal 1reet
b A. QJISTARD, President
SEYMOUR A. BUycE, Secretary.
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s. Se .a a.Ri o % ar i' A' above V
WIN sasS r''sSa P' S F. q s' SIS
8. - ~ go Is w1ssi ;sssdy N Sa MD iS oats qa
sssi Ss At sie Demand hs', SS EN- ~ Il s Fss-
West % BSls o-wsso Hs 500 Sl Flour 90 bssA
sssru July sOur dull and dropping '.'s s sc o. 81
O., An I'D bar IN bulE a. dc sleS AZ ~ Sha1ie--
g Clear Lard Gae' and "eAk at 'ss'i@ "s va Jun
s's ooss- July s-corb srer at 'o Mixed oe for Wae
o. sf Pos sS a s5 Ga for Mes BaeOaShoqd,sTs eaa
sSS,c sides scarce Gsse SaeA IS ~
l58iJe Other articles unchanged h1'h-Ass
iSTt sk' a sFoar steady with fair demand sales sItO
Ss =. W. - . 49, 80 5 far BouSls Rita, Wheat dull sales 1000
S 80 sysSsss C %s,e - 8 for Ys H Oats ho@
& Csru for Boiled 81 - tor Snseiea ger s' r tan
ii . see Canal cora and F Rg; Ss T.
road Rr ~ Lie, COO bush whe bush Corr 5O'OO
ssf al Lumbst shipments BY Canae6oo test o. IS 50; R1
PatAoELEHA July sPoef very e5i T Re n e5ssi % Rye
nomas Corn quiet an weak ie EsSS Unchanged Barley
Ms usehaae So5ee@ trse ieiei Refined, II g22ic Pro-
LS S9s, 5s 10 sFS si % II i % Nc s
M Sc 9 s ' Ps s SS and higher ls sale; over
oo 56 a. 80 ~ Meats aeys o aud -, eSesf nd hebsS
- s. ste closing ss the OUTSIDE fgures Clear 5o sSe'
20 o IS, s ss'' 1a qas dsrs1 LSs 5 Hos
asea.ase Cattle sic, 11saels nd % So 5Ssh 0ass
Isv S-Fiour dun mi unchanged Whest dull and de
10 2 ~ Michigan, FL 80; Amber Michigan - -
50 for August ~ 81 No. hel - -
- - 81 No ; Red WsbGs 2 q No Red for august ~ ~
-, ten Eirb.Mird &C.: buer August 5lc seller sepeu0
80 Io~-ui1ad bufcf ia tci Nhie, o3ci NO sle -
Mehgan 3te freigns STRONG
Wi~ai 10 Buaaio A. G5c; % Osargo $3.50 70 -
e.p.-I 100 Ibis Flour 500 bush Wheat b1y9 oql ,r,
So. 5uh Os Sbigusns-iOoO boA Flour. 1902 bush "AeA'
-ir6~ jpv e-Sprs Of Turpentine quiet, at a. hoss
es4y - strained . fr Extra - 20 JOY v Ia - 50 Or
Vns. Glass Crude Iurprtne quiet - ~ iof h"Iui - " ~
f-los DIP. - IS ioT vrga Tar quei Al - O''
COTTON MAREFTN
arsyra July 6-CotOH uaeaalged AaiAnEs -''ei ne' P
SprS uiS 6@cot.ou dun MddnEs 2A3c net receipts
go Univ Cotton dull; MddinE 23c net receipt"
tot.es erpors-oosstFise. 62 bales socG 90 bales
Wr-srxgroS Juy Cotton quiet hllings @i3-i eAPON
Iona jay 6-CottoB dun, Normally lover Aidlngs = q
'''-r.--r4r 17lv 6-Coton nominal. Miilings 24ic -
Nxs-JRLEAss July 6Cot1n daI and little loLls IN -,
a., me- rsou a 6aes grss exports TO Crest bftaIl
bs1,s. bales, BIB Pa les stock 100 '
a. RrvsroS Juy Cotton 4l3 Mdl-ns', @4ci net iecP' %
Juv 6Cotion-Solllg doing Aadhngs 2Se gross
bale; stock. 10 bales b,les
BsroS July s-Co,iOD DULL Middlngs 2Ssci sales ~ Oi
rOck $500 bales , MINI. sqte . net 70.
,s bses erportyooasWs u bales sales ~ 'AAesi sOA'
ssvsSSAa July Cotton dul Mailnrs, 23ic net receipts
l3l taes sale, oles s SO ''
t.rvzsr0s. July 6-Corou nominal "o'l 90 A'
tss-pts taes eTportcAstsi-e 10 D4ics siocA "a OA
ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKET-JuLT 49,,
hat Oi iasN SAP 'n- -''"
Sal 4 Iasts
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OFFICE OF THE CLINTON FIFE INSUR-
W ANCR Co No Iss BroadEay, New fort July lsf1The
Board o. Dctors this declared DIVIDEND
NV ~ '" Inn ' ~ JOHN BARRY secr-ar,.
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OF1cH kroKTERs TRADERS ISsuRANcH CoxFAsI(
No. ls2 BRoADVAT, kEw.feHS, JAY J. 1917. !
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
Jay declared skM-ANSuAL DIVIDEND Of FIvB W PER
CENT. nee OF al, payable on demand - -
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ghaures Tor Business dlen.

DARTNER WANTED - With capital OF
s0O00 $1,000 old~estAbiishei MANUFACTURING
BUSINESS; uheIespuoRA references Address {. B. Boz ss rarry
town I
DARTNER D.-Magazine well
established Circulation exceeds l0OO Address OPPORTUNITY
Tnbue O1cs.
DOLLING MILL for SALE.
or Of complete Ulster County fully and
completely equipped and perfect order to be put in operation " once
either BY power enable offer the
ure,sr,y cheap G D. BROWN 80 Broadway
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-13

Book NoT1cE.-A new novel by L. r.,
entitled The Chateau Morville, or Life
in Tourain," has just been issued from
the press of Claxton, Remsen & Hafel-
finger, Philadelphia. This volume is
the first of contemplated series of en-
tertaining foreign fiction, to be known as
the Morville series, "Chateau Morville"
will prove deeply interesting and enter
tanning to all lovers of fiction. The
book is for sale by Messrs. Cleaves &
Smithwick. bookseller and stationers.
No. 2S3 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-13

WANTED = CITY DWELLINGS = THE
w demand upon us for the PURCHASE OF
nice and comfortable residences Is far in exx,,
cess of our supply. Those desiring TO sell
such, at fair market prices, may succeed by
charging us regularly with their sale.
D0NOH0 * BULKLEY,
S9-lO0 80 Madison street.