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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03
ALMOST A MIRACLE
TESTIMONIAL
Office and Residence No. "A Dauphine 81,
NEW ORLEANS Sept. ~. lii3.
CAPT TRYON J. " OODWARD


CAPT TRYoN J. WOODWARD
Agent Maguirr's Medicines.
No IS NGgaz ne Street;
ESTEEMED SIR From selling Of heartfelt g,at
itude and "A general sense OF duty, l am pr mpteu
10 address you and respectfully beg TO give !o~ ;
voluntary and brief statement OF my past ana pres
ent state of health. 'uNDhANSu LIVE, ~, hi,b g.,
wears has been bad, but ifon tue conhiehCeheht u
this year rapidly declined, tor,ng me To aoshoo'
all characte Of b4siuess aud upon o,eeinils ZOE.
piriely paralyzrd in my right arm and WIN my
whole righ, side tIrratc ed, Nccanr helpless aiu
hopeless indeed. thougi attended upon by TIE mes
skiiiu physic! IL OF III AM o hef Stats anu
cities with no bcne it and, IN fscl, my own meoi
cal knowledge forces To realize tue iiei thst NJ
less some change and improvement took place soon
with me would shortly die, and made my tNtiy
earthly arrangement accordingly. when ~ Mos nos
nroyidential circumstance 4 was directed 20 At-N
met you, about month ago, ana, from 49,, -, ebrt
erous sympa by, was induced 10 S,atly III III
with no hope confidence OF brntht 70 uis ,o,,
,niy ~ III. Cunduranyo: and 10 my utmost aston,
ishment and qualification. am no on, "il Sc ne II
restored TO perfect heai anu Ihat w ~ IN
mi nm. hattle of tn, CUNpuRANS1 L'fE Hsp
u out on q 80, ,,J "a RzAPAkILLA ToS'~ feel,
indeed a renewed and resDfreeied u'-'-. snu Wa
cyeI NV dear slr, 't gr 'tetuI -, 'hs - a,bx
80, =, IN, kind interest aud =yucroas sym aiuy
" y1u ~ ~. il, nav wretchcd hriliVSsness. ana AT
ciDvigced that to the use OF Cunderahso ah9 -
rine Pruvil ence through You. am in'i'1 i"'
new lease OF NE -, -. . ,,,,,,;c.
,ian of NV case b.. made and by nay IA. py 'NetI-
=. nee none Weed despair. aud thai thlou-h 4"u',tt
~. use ri CunduraIiso they Ray aso an 49,
- ,,storation TO h.a whtn even hgSe N-Sn
has fed. With re~pee. ana "a luS''l a IL
In, ,s-Iruly etc TAOS H. 10 ~ DID, "; -
'0"' NV URL.AN~, : pt - tstS-
-. -.,,,,,,i n, iu., irrrssIIsl aqua nied
n ioSan- ehe,rfuIy certify that &c rooNe
s,sien ert il true apd correct ,yr! $1,000
pm GOODWIN.
DAM HIcEAR
so,s Nv C.user.s I homar. SO~s leland
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-03
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(ARR[A(G'b

NJ STIVERS, the Celebrated Maker OF NEW
YORK, has In his mandatory Three large ware,
rooms equal to 400 feet long by % feet wlde nled
with an ELEGANT assorted Stock in the newest ana
latest designs
Comprising road and top wagons on fun springs
and sidebars-Phgtons for and persons with tuii
or half tops either hung on platform or perch
gearil g-rockaways with curtain or panel quarters
on perch gearing-coupe rockaways on platform
gearing. physicians buggies and phetons-ladys
phatons-d1g carts several styles, Newport wag-
nns for 4 with, or without tOp-jomp seat buggies-
the most complete wagon of the kind in use can be
changed in a few seconds from phieton Tor per-
sons to buggy for persons, &c, &C.
skeleton wagons and sulkeys always N Stock
Samples OF my work can be seen at
CM CLARK, 10 e 81 Sixteenth Street,
CHICAGO,
He will give FULL PARTICULARS TO any per
sons calling on, or addressing him. "a,
Mandatory and Warerooms Nos. IA 146, 14S
$50 and 49,,
EAST 31ST ST. NGW YORK
Established 1850.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
Seu-lerssr Real Gsiate TOR 5ale.

, GOOD INVESTMENT.
\ l1R SALB-5o 900 scrc, d L.En 10 Southern Neve-,ey
so u one body " uf j. 900 yal lAese
r M su.s ant hv l4ygtua aao -al1o.cs Ley
49,. go vaier powers co0l eoo1 ce-r umoef Atie's g.
WEIGHT Rwo.-, y. j.
TTLLY FURNISHED, three or more months,
4 -r-u.s,1us l4-rpom COTTAGE RESDrNCE aad GAoCNDs
t 40 u nuf,s eraI-rssln Lor-,v-s' ~ Cen
-4 l. Of carpets. u--l.are. betting ware utensils si9
s.-arr c.ickeu ygeist and fruit Il Desired;
well Crane auI l- Ted Tvrts ga L" ail
r- l1t churches cetvi reni 70 cood
s hG,s 500 plainly furnished VIII sell a-4 re
20 % ualce on long te rare chance ."
accessible huu-e with cry aD- corlrT
r-.. e,rn- Ap1v West EE1.vtl DE io., close ty
ct5 SUBURBAN" p Cd. BOX lSi. Ei-la.th
ORANGE, N.J.-Jreat variety property for
" anfurnsaeI sale Catalogues
01s ro1 ID. l. y. GKhRl. SO Nssa4. COZ Litet
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
Gtrdmsoats sno Railroads.

- -rsr-.Nx
E0R RONDOUT and KINLSION, landing at
Cornwall Nevburgh Marlboro h Melton Pougtkeep
West Park ksopas steamboat Jsmr w Baldsh
Pier \. T. ever MOndav Wecnesisr and Fnday y oeofs H.
NEW YORK, HAVEN AND HAkI-
" FORD X. R-HBW YORK AND hBW-HAFRN DlflslUN..-
SewYok Central Forty -secona
80 80 = NJ
Trains for Newiaven 1flO (Accrl > 10 ti "'
(Aoc 1000 tEI 1900 iAoonl 100 tbH 5uV IL
2:2O lAo 5:lj Local EI 10 EI AM 9i4O A
u,
900 Slj 3:3S 5:l5 j:iO 6.35. $40 $40 n fof Saui
7O. SU5 9O5 1910 1900 loo 80 ano j41 lELh
300 4.0. 4J, 81 ,. 5!4U. 6.3J, 1.2O o4O S4O D. m
Boston RIpre.. VIA springfield sos aud l0a n snd $40
n m 1 o. 10 TIE s:U3 NJ luu
81 10 o. stopping sanora NorEalA AM
and 1000 a. m and 800 -:1O and 9;lO Al BRIDGEPORT Ine
with trains on ahor. Lane D'soh o
Valley SarbroOE lAe 7 ID Ah1
IN wit Norwich and
NORTHAMPTON New-Aven sud The 600 N and pm h
pres. r:uj 10 AMI u noon traus connee'
Connecticut Springfield ami n M for nontfr he
500 m IA. sta Nau2ai1'k n Il anu ne 'V'
u a D. HousatOaic r r. at Bnige9or me e;uJ A
ar s:3s with DanhuT aud No1wak az n"uh NoraA
he sos 1900 ASS and 5iO n viii he"-Canhsn Il IL
SunSav Boston Mail Trans 700 Asprngth at $40
IN Prov dence. - N-.l. r.
Trains -. c..uS c.,.
al AZ ocrs Of TTalsier Co. 94s BroAlEav and
Y Courf-stt Brooklyn. AsO
cha htcla from destination
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
6ttnmboais ano Railroads..


A i. BANY AND TROY MERCHANTS OPPO-
n SIIpN LHh1fsre 90 c.uis deck 81 90 berth; 81 80
WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS p landing st Twenyl I'd It
re'unng from Albas' m Dsy excursion SUNDAI
e,ny, same evening. Z. Fa.. rog3a tn2. 81
RMDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
leaves Ne~-York stll:3O N. bridgeport at II
CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ sAkATOGA LAkK CHAMPLAIS. LAKE GBORGB, THB
are And REDUCTION to !. eClTts The % ssS1H .'eamOoa
leave DAILY SATURDAYS eIcepedl 81 D from
foot Leovs Connecting With morning trains on \ Central He9s
''''0n u'' 80" 'Ho baggage JSssPH coSELL supt
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
y ALLENTOWN LINZ TO TIKI WESr-PnsenceI and Pre'shi
Staten New lork foot LbeTtvst Connects At SoOerv with
R. r hlpsbu with Lehgh and SnsouehsHns Division also 10
% Iesa VALLEY RaTo1da Direct line 70 -.Ii,9Gs r'O-SA Anu 0'
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
5.lj mNEvs TRAN for Eaon Betheher, Bath Allentown
Nsueh chunk ilm,gua Nilkesosrrei scra1iSn I S &c.
200 m-wsy Train oI Ras.eH Bslvlere Manh Chunf Wilkes
Iowana wavey &c Connects Junction with Del Lack aud
900 daily leIc-pt sundsv' ior Ra'on
4gaT !, R.ar I p Mph csank Tnseaa ToTa1da vines
barrc SeauioB, DAuvle WAsmsPOn &c
i2:s6 mE1rH.' E.on, Bath. ATsHiss1 ss.
as SoumSs Lancaster EphEaia, Po!.yl,, HaTT,euIs
2:30 m.wsy Tram for Eason CaaSuaua aud Beiyiere
$3.50 uWy Train for PlaHae4 On Saturdays ONLY to Sorsr'
400 m-wsy Train for E,.toa Allentown and Msuh Chunk
con9s At Junction with with De Del L.es AM w Wet s X X
5Pm-Wsy Train for somsryille
Oslo D. m.-War Tram FOR PlauheL - .,
Msuch Chunk WuEebare, TowADia Re-u4 HARRISBURG,
6s51 Z p m-TaG Train, for Sornerville
$50 m 1EmgrnHtl-For Ea,ion
Fof R5eih at 5i5 s. 6.l5 GAO 77.sO 3 s45, O. $40
1880 lib a m II M 1870 l. 1870 > $50 3. $3.50 3:t5
''-' '-' 40''O LILO Il H. R. r. KICKER, supt and Eus
p BAL uvfN (,euer. paSspu Agsua
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
THE FLUSHING. NOK1H SIDE AND
4 CLNrAAL RAILROAD
or
long ISLAND.

SHORT ROUTE TO BABILJS AS1 FIRE ISLAND.
Tom H-4.ers POINT l 800 SO $3.50 l. t. 'I- = .
LaI D. o. m $3.50 All 500 n .Ie AT Il f"''
T-iss Fssaa'y Flushing. t,lage Point " isone 3trA'
Nee and liue Tables ferr'-5o.is I-aVt 'eN
lf foot o.. salrs-sp East River % minutes laI i'o % Il
iol lVe. - psro4s 90 ta, 1epaTlle l u-'s
hcke sh'sp
ana r.-oI- oE-. sunday truls leave Hunters F' lof
B.tror lIelan.f-sd. a stations - $40 l al- p -
FL Fusu4- college Poa milestone aai A il sIal''
TI H. ana 2..u. 2.Ju o., H For Crest Ners ana M
irt.-re s:e stations a 1850 200 The -;-o 800
and 8: U .ai 4:3J Hunters Po-s connect
"''I 'A 81 ''' 80 J. D. BARTON Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
NV WORK cITf.

All who have real estate for sale or to let
an hose desiring purchase rent such property,
w. ul their interest TO advertise in The TRIBUNE
agcgate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
amer and IN addition 20 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
M d, found not only in NewYork and all its cities and
,s-e. but n every state and Territory throughout the
ruon The advertisement should DC as brief as Will
allow of tie advantages claimed being made clear totAe
-s6er We would especially dwell the fact that the
hshers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE DAILY
sssWet XIV and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
ucs> profession; consequently, advertise eacn
ar sd bv all classes. THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
,t 10 reports ~ sales of real estate both III CITY
~ country thus adding greatly 70 The value OF us col
rr. - su advert sing medium The charges Tor adVer
t.r- 8re as follows DAILY TRIBUNE 20 cents per line
.srefn insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. - per nne SEMI
VrFsLY TRIBUNE. 25 per line Auout ten words OF
~ wide coumnsaverage line Terms cash N advance
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

E'HROUGH the HIGHLANDS by DAYLIGHT.
THR NARY POWELL -.
ysrv 3D. aeruoln $3.50 or West Point NtN
blgt Pouk ouocui KINGSTON landing 1t tolAri 'h
vel Aes AsnlIeh an Milton 1ietes packsf 81 eae1 rat.
WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w fOkf-passenges for ths inr 500 D. anu p ~
express ar ron Grand CelTa Depot arriving d Newport H. L.
i:lO sHd 5'iO p NJ
THEO. WAkREs. supenHtesd 1
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YORK, FRIDAY, July II, 1874
There were no public TRANSACTIONS at 'ne
p,,nange sslesroOms to-day
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
Dolro ano Rooms.
Country Board


Country Board
COUNTRY BOARD in Hackensnck. n. j.,
y miaue walk from house elev TED rnosCt"r terms
~ and 10 per week Apply to B. DALEY, 1ss ohaye
COUNTRY BOARD at PatchogIe l.. Large
ROBINSON, PaicLosue l. l. 81 p O. Boz iio9, SeTYorE
COUNTRY BOARD at a farmhouse in East
Sons l. l. 20 rods from ~.e boating .i ps sssT ape "a
Bat l6th 81 n T. Or THOMAS rUTHLL R,,i NsIehe l.
COUNTRY BOARD-In pleasant location
mt Raw su I % Fo0n g1a9g ais1f aynS sSs & aTiT Hars
Long oas Island 3 44 ocean HAMILTON Ao0N'oS ''' ''''-'
COUNTRY BOARD in a pleasant and healthy
Sy 70 ~ arm aol 20 mss from MY s,lls [ $40 t,Ey
HOWELL. P .. BoI I56. ai;stsesd. T. ]. =. -
COUNTRY BOAR D.-Families desiring
o.oGie 10 n'q'o.' chill; aad fever near Lebanon spns
POUa CORNERS, \. Y Terms 20 De- Tesf.
EIRS r-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS - Fine
Pn'ss MANSION shadei groqnis extending 70 a ShIe DAAHE
ElRST-CLASS BOARD-At private residence
s $. Adare.. Boi 25i, Po.t,orts Kins.,oa S.
GOOD COUNTRY B0ARD-Terms, 80. Adj
y. dress o P, Pos, ofee, We.tehe,ter County.
GOOD BOARD in a large farmhouse, among
ss mountain oaI miles from MornstoEn stlioa par'a 9iae
address Mr. BENJAMIN NORRIS BTootse Morn. COUNTY
| INWOOD HOUSE, on Palisades, between
-. f@T' % s Ss a E1fsTGod good hoard a. panic pee O'' &C.
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
AmesI. Mas o treatment Of Psralvs N all fGTms spaA
Disease, CONTRACTED lris anl Limbs Crooked Feet and hhs M
aIFed joints w Nee ~ Vtas Dance M DeicrTues ,eness
Nervous Dss4ses Disease. of Brain. Heart and Lungs, hYna
Ge q. W. RHODES. 81. d.. Aellcal Director
GlA or Eight persons can have Good BOARD
- Il Farmers Family miles from Sewburgh penJ Of Frn
nha1s ,oi AR and Water No fever mosquitoes Address JACoB
YOUNG. Newburgh y. Y.
GUNNER BOARD.-Five large and newly
- furnished rooms 90 from New YORK good board can be bad
from ~ 20 = week lor adults Aaess FLOYD sNEDEOOl,
blooming Grove Ornuge Comfy, y Y.
GUNNER BOARDING.
- WILLIAM STREET COTTAGES Cai-ki. Greene County " l.
Terls $40 60 rlj per week.
house. spacious grounds and an
JACOB H. MECH Proprietor
EVANTED-A few BOARDERS at a farm
W house Clisn Mountau from ~ 10 2 per week
roo shs-e around hous pleasant and fruit nils ana
Address WM
LChLOR, East Durham, Green Co.. y. I.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
NANTED-BOARD at a farmhouse one
W hours from NewlOTk for wife, child AMI nurse;
high ard perfectly healthy mountains pfe'erre Al.
tOJNiRI BOARD 81 Go.stN l. stating location terms &c
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
gcurirn Dropcrln 10 trt.

TO LET, SELL OF EXCHANGE for city
Diottr rslu41 modern HCU ~ ay FURNISHED 10 or.
st NsrJ-fsrf. Api.t 60 b. a. yAlL3I. 50- Cil-lve.
TO LET-A FARM on the banks of the
'lfi hief a.l Ara.oy keep - bed 0f
'' 'o se'r' u ushs aud house. 500
III Apl-{ " O. LEIGHTON. Kel Bsuk, Scw-Jersey
~ LEI for a boardng-h0u@e, or private
- ',aelos AASsioNhOUoh Le bank. 1i sarrasburg
~ w ,eeonn0laie ~ p@soEI Apply G.. LEIGHTON BoI
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
eouses ano farns OGnteo.

WANTED-A CITY DWELLING, in COED
" costing about --1OJU -rrv Y.sce Of p acres
-f-ftsty beautiful healthy sHd excellent v see dwelling
- red. offered payment CFuT only address BcI "a,
eo1s:r,-. j..
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
Che Cart.
GFrurslon5.

TOR LAKE STPERIOR.-18-4-Na Cen
rrqI and Pacific Laae Company Bis Ie oci OF ra 1ist-
FROM Bull.o 70 Duan AID iIer 'e pe's.
tonnes
Al uao Wiz, th4 SrvYus firt0n River RIroll Tor lh
f q. EA Duuta Northern Ilrc ant L'ke Superior
au Mississippi sal.oa al points Ai-le0, AL1Jai 1Al
the NorhNe,t.
ore of he Passenger leaves Brao Sunday lesT;
and Tlgraagt ev-.lu Sion .r H -r-l l-a tfistl
D1; Tuc-17 lLrsr. quo >t4r', lIl i'-c- y or
Huron uorilH2s 4'ioFlAs
the sbo oved from De.rl.L
P ufo~ason or stareros apply BUCKLEY Co. fo Frst
St. Detroit. Mcl CHARLES b. SLACK .o1t o. hsas2f -
Buffalo Y T. =. t. DAVIS Co. fu. So .st 44l, o-O
or 20 EBER WARD. Manager ioo' ls.t-t be,.ot -lr.
1917 LONG BRANCH RACES. to1L
1 > 4. Juy4 20 u IA. Is. l5 saI j..
steamers Di ,lr Nc"Jrisrf ao4Afra
Rs.uaI Line sIl I follows:
tF.r tftJ,
and rU: lJ an. foot OF ryeaig-.rI. hsi.. lo.3D
Returning Para a,., close o ilr Races each
on the oiO p e boat win De In readiness to relieve he ea'
lar r Of excessive crowd
Fare lOuLd .lcullg er tra1ce 20 fle Fark -
CHAs. p ioFADDlN General Ueke. Agent.
". : SNEUEN Genera. A-nager
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
lncnOn 5ales OF Real Gsta!e.

NEw.yoRE Iu.r =. 1s74
az MONDAY. July %. inst, at 123 O'Clock
~ HJ JGH CsIp Auci0n-er % -eN at Public Auction,
I.T,- ., te ft-.a.- SO. III Broadway. io9
Psll.yiyaa Coal C os acc0lut u whom Il
oo1-.-- GLO. a. HOIT. TrtasuI,r
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
Real gs.1tc to gxrhGu4e.

STORE and DWELLING PROPERTY, tree
- stl Gear ard vel rented. CRY. offered
I4.ASGL or BHOOKLlS PROPERTY a-un.er- siu merit
hss NT Et-iND a. WHITING. 81 B,eLl4a-sL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
Brooklnu l1ropertp Go Eet.

TO LET-ln Brooklyn. handsome. brown
a stone front Hot 81 -EfoxlUJ qcbcsL rear BOND
ai pui n compete gtlee .tofid sur-o-.dsl
-,-fs o zane eass gAcE e.. vii
hf,otrl r. D. " '
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

Porters
I lGHT PORTER and USEFUL MANA
a. German maru~D would Ike piace m store or ONO n
Engh country Can BE- At ODElL GhaAAs
BUREAU lUg 3iasL, Drosisay inquire ior " NJ
Waters.
NVAITFR" SITUATION WANTED-By n
w thorog gh ,r Is eaes in ,y--r -
~fce, 81 4 West 3ZlsL
Miscellaneous.
4 SWEDISH Protestant young man would
AT ANYTHING ssee no obe~on Can be seen
at ODELLs AGENCY. 100 Vest 5lthst, corner Broadway.
COOK and COACHMAN and GARDENER
y 4 man and would Ike place together 10 ci Or enlh'
ere both can ufo.h The best apply ODBLLs
AGENCY log West 3itl-st, corner Of bToadsa
JANITOR, PORTER and USEFCL.-A re-
~ speabe coiored would Ike ace a. Jasof OF
reference Apply ODELLS AGENCY. IO9 West Sih' eOhsf
Broadway
USEFUL MANA respectable young man
ay lsnie would Ike place and cattle,
ard to make himself generally uefu Can be ODELLS
AGENCY, lO9 We,t 3.sh-st, corner Broadway,
TSEFUL-By an English Protestant man,
u Who good COACHMAS and GROOM care horses cat.
.5tIepsns psce or = 10 rwok; wages object good
on ndsilon Inquire the HOME BUREAU, ls oa ave. ABOVE
lUth~t
TSFFTT-Bv a Young man aged 80 years,
- Htuaon geltemens place. thooa. tnlsi
stands cattle, mix, &c. good coacnman sna
gardener and car mos lawns tend mr. ace repal. to.as In
take general charge o gentietnen' paee Des' -"
qu.re a HOME BUREAU, Us btheye, above lOthst
NVANTED.-The Young Mems Christian
w and all baness nen IN iee 'y
esmen Copvists Porters apply the T~ensyi
st. corner + urth-aye
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
Gin Qropcrin 10 tel.

TWO PARLORS with three ROOMS on the
laird Scot Improvements. piano c.ua
rs and Ns1oS sns4- pvi-Ee brown
tos rr-1norloe- hue $50 -.- 7Jslst
DSO 4IH-ANE cor. 20;h-,t.-TwO FLAT~
~ - 20 LhI 90 responsible parrs V.I xiv or to.rr
-''rs reasonable possess .-lisi. iac-i-e ls rr-I-
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
Boar0 an0 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st

rT7O I.PT-At 2G Gth-ave., near 4,h-st an Gle
FLOOR al improvements nait closet separate ~
Ter. ...-e y.r.. le1t reasonable 20 good te--4i.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
Nurses.

An ENGLISH Protestant woman "a NJ RoE;
r,p tEe charge of A. infant blr,i, after u m
eing clre cIult gogi rrerrtcc Aiiress NURSE
'-bup- West Side Ohce. 3us West 33d-st
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

Iit WEST 53D-ST.-A respectable young
4 WOMAN soc. WAaiiING 70 DO At her lou'e or viii go
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

Commencing june /, ia
Trains Harlem River station - T. D. and 9'l5 A NJ I'-o'
2Ii 40, 5l5. sni $40 ?. m ,.-,.. r.
Receiving passenger, from steamboats, Of Morsana seimb 20
ea NJ Fulton Spfur Harlem River station, az D. SO AIu
Il:45 D. m.. aud BIO. (. AIS and . IN. ,,.
For Of parucua posters at hoe hu
JOHN MOODY. supt. \. l. Diyinon, AesioIk
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
West Side
.I|KTEVANT HOTsE.

} %
Ief With elevators aud m"'orn Hh
-.t, rlg--sfon= t,ls.s Tweltvurit,L have aiey
a.. 20 tfe s1e: near places All legots
Terms - 1av. .,-r ,----...--
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
7 0NG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, vi

A
l. NEn-IrkSEI SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Commencing MONDAY. Jane l1. --lt
Lerve Nrr-l from PER n. r., 'oo; ODD lro-siL
ZOO d. ID -Fsr Ion. Branch sa4b- -lt. .-4e.lir4s
g:lU -For P-dola, Long DIilch "attto"u IreArfion
4l5 p sa.Poot Twenty lo0at. y R ror Long Branch &c
1850 D. M.-rer e. y. r.
4.sU D. u.--ar long Branch Ware'owu.
$50 D. m-For LODg Branch ard lle.llel.-ie stations.
on SUNDAYS leave TEeut,-fouh P,r a a. "a 1r Ter 20
0Ua. Long Brtuch he'u-ug, arrive pes ai t,o p H.
Tseutr- -Iuul.l-sr Per - l:'1 ?.
Farc New ok 20 l1-l elDiIa. only = p 90,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

h. Il
~
charge Of preferred best atons Inquire
a, me HONE BUREAU, l3o UihAye., above luthrt
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

prote.tiu WOMAN: ciplb AMI Wiling take best
- ~ biIlre ,.w or Do kim b. ueli the
a., M r~ser-rre Inquire HOME BUREAU, loo oLaye,
.I.v t.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

NFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILRoADA.ier jane - 1874. aroa-h IaiHs WI
GRAM CelJI4l DEPOT .--.
500 s Chicago and NoIefn EIufess "l -'s"4As'VOI AIS
900 A. L. special saratoga prss. Throrsh time hours and
Jos: m special Express with awnsOou cars to Koch
90. N--arH
10. 81 4. t1. Northern 20 " -trn bIDresS
rr-9.st. t.D.c4t. -a4o.a ~ N-N .. n
1.Guu r Af4tres E1puc,A steuEg-.a om NeTlok -
50. Ab.ns. 49,. yV.,.r...-,
CailuIa.gua .,.--..-.... f,. 9o.ts...,
Bufa ana Niagara ram; saO oI to.o Va 0oh L. D a44 VI -
N Zoo m Express with seepiarc for Troy sad Aoa1T
"aJ Vans - '' --" - C. H. KRNDRICX,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

btsB WEST BIDS T., near FIfth-aYe., dullne
,ssD sr ab..are fsnly and single ROOMS belonging 20 peg
~ es ca. be- La 'r1usently with boTt al moderate esi
a .o one family lOoa 80. q yeIs4neEcY
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
S-1 long BRANCH RACES. Ic
Mas!rll lusiruMellIs

pURDETT ORGANS.
ID BILLINGS NHEEL0CH, General Agents,
3 Easj i,hs.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
East Side.

TED IFT-Neatly furnished large kOoM, 20
one small Room - rer week third 1o'r Of private brown
soe oase 14e of 81 &c reference Tele NO IVi h4
-JtAsL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

Superior accommodations FOR families and gentlemen.
While dlcsr .l consumer the quality of
table We soy4are our Hote by consulting the interests Of
1er-oBs CHARLES WARREN LELAND
o,srs4 lime Managers
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

7 AIDES fine WASHING, laces, fine mus
4 Iu. ir,sIs stye BIZ superior LAl JA'S
a. 1sr own house Apply a 30 6'asve. ialcg store.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-27

and warrant was sworn out before
Esquire Winters charging her with
murder.
This forenoon Sue Morgan was turned
over to the Sheriff and carried to the
county Jail. The evidence against her
IS altogether circumstantial, and that Of
rather weak character. 1t seemed to
have been drunken spree, in which
both parties INDUCED. She says that
Mr.. Dardis must have died early in the
night. She woke up in the morning and
found that he had fallen out of the bed.
She then went to Bertola's room and
asked him to come in and put Mr.. Oar
dis back in bed. When she discovered
that he was dead she took the morphine.
The accused has but little to say, from
the fact that probably she knows but
little of the affair. The presence of the
morphine in the room has not as yet
been explained. An investigation Of
the case will be had before magistrate
probably tomorrow.
THE DECEASED.
William Dardis was a native of Ire
land, and served in the British army
early in life. He has resided in Memphis
quarter of century, and was highly
respected by the community. For years
he has kept an intelligence Office, where
help could be hired. He acquired quite
a reputation as prognosticator of the
weather, and he was the chief weather
prophet in Memphis prior to the estab-
lishment of the Signal Service. or late
years family troubles and dissipation
marred his life, so that he became
mere wreck of his former self.
He was one of the old-timers of the
bluffs race rapidly passing away to, we
hope, brighter and better world. Uncle
Billy Dardis' faults were more Of the
head than the heart. May he rest in
peace.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-27

man was delirious, and it took half a
dozen strong men to hold him in bed.
Fortunately the drugs given him by the
physicians oyercame the poison at last
We learn that there is to be picnic
at Neshoba Springs. two miles north
west Of Germantown, on Thursday, the
Both inst. The people of that neighbor-
hood are noted for their good taste in
the arrangement of such affairs, as well
as their hospitality, and splendid affair
may be anticipated 1t is presumed the
Bartlett ticket will be well represented
there.
1t is proposed to present our Chester
fieldian Head Of the Commune with
work on manners and etiquette, which
he can carry with him on excursion
trips, and by which he can inform him
self how to treat white guests. When he
desires to eat with negroes, let him do it
at home, and not on public excursions,
where such conduct becomes an insult to
all white men present.
The New York board OF health has
issued an order to the effect that, in
case any one is bitten by dog whose
condition is suspicious, the most efec-
tive and beneficial mode of treatment
is to cauterize the wound at once with
stick of silver nitrate, commonly called
"lunar caustic." The stick of caustic
should be sharpened to pencil point,
introduced quite to the bottom of the
wound, and held in contact with every
part of the wounded surface until it is
thoroughly cauterized and insensible.
This destroys the virus by which the dis
ease would be communicated.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-27
New Postage Laws.

The new postal law makes important
changes in regard to newspapers. From
the LIST of January, 1875, the postage
will be prepaid by the publishers at the
rate Of two cents per pound. Sub
scribers will after January LIST be subject
to no postage. Papers will be delivered
free in counties where published, Under
this regulation weekly papers will be
within a fraction of 10 cents per annum,
against 20 cents and 81 20 under the
present law. This new law will force
all publishers to adopt the advance sys-
tenn of payment as they cannot afford
to furnish the paper on credit and at
the same time advance the postage.