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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13

SUNDAY evening service, in the School
house at Empire, was largely attended,
the Rev. Mr.. Allen officiating. Five of
the best lady singers of Carson vent
down under escort of Mr.. Thco A. Hale
and with him ed the singing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13

TKEHz are some amazingly clever
counterfeits--half dollars circulation
We shall be able to impart some official
intelligence relating to the same III our
next issue.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13

MuLIsgEY.-Mrs. Anderson Il Moody, Fash
enable nlllinr Colutr uf SEQ Il ! and Cars II
streets. ooposite.he Iru-shy Hcus,, Carson City
Orders 0 ICi.oG. CCI-t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13

FocS3-At the Theater, Saturday cvc-
ming, Jan. 10, a gold sleeve button, with
chain, enameied with black. The owner
can have it by applying at this file.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13
Proceedings II the Beard Of County
Commits Sioner4.

The Bo ard OF County commissioners
met yesterday. All the members pres
sn.. The following claims were a.
loved: Il. s. Mason, salary as County
Treasurer. 1915: H S. Mason, rent Of
safe. 800; John Griffin. work on the
Empire and Brunswick Mill Road.
81 500: Fideli Il Jones, road work,
SOL 75; Bortsford and Anderson, labor
and lumber (Swift Engine Honse) SG6-
GO; G.. " Jarkson. Whit washing. $40;
J. H. Cowing, painting. 81 so; John
Kelly. engine house rep'irs, Sll 50; L
b. Rail, mtlse, SLY So. In the matter
of bids fox the Surrender Of outstanding
evidences OF Indebtedness against tn.
comfy. the bids If F. Livingstone G. ..
I. C."wtll. and tn ' & T. II. L. Go.
w-ra accepted, So win r'@a'eH'e -
bid fo- the snIrcra,r OF $500 il c"H?o5.5
by Livingstone vni"h WIS passed ov.f.
The @mDHnt Of iad-!ite,'nrsa :1.:s '.!at-
died is rs lido -;
Liyin.stora's la : $40 q"
Hg1w h'slil 40 20
V. 4 7. Bouds 5,1iJ o.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13

4 EIooEgUs fellow citizen v h. had
CONE down hr-e froin Virginia u ste ID
the tae'2h: 2 s~ty WAS on his way home
on Sat- ~ morning, and had stepped
aboard the cars with newly-iighted,
fuIl-sized. frst-rla8s Havana. when he
was c0nfp Jn;ed hy stalgart Italian who
asked hrl for light to his cigar, viii b
was only an Old stump with badly
6nawe;! end Fu!l OF the spirit OF polite
naSs, orr hero presented the Italian
with t'le fiery elt! % his weed, which act
OF courtesy being done, the ruflial ~
fellow, after going through the motions
Of tax n li-lt, cody pitched his mas
ticf-ted stump out Of the window and
stick the borrowed cigar in Ills own
DoltA! Then, as with stroke from an
yv"n,ing Cat 81 striking z blow Tor the
honor of his own beloved Havana, did
our irate friend reach ont with his right
Duke ard maui that emigrant from Dali
,p.i;l until his head looked as if it had
had an interview with Winduill and
his ribs which had been made to sound
Ike one OF Gariilal1i's drums, We're as
tender as the spd-e-Tihs OF the swine |
whose greedy and uncoIth conduct be |
had einu!atad. Swift retribution, well |
inerited WAS hardly ever more promptly |
and deservedly me:ea out 10 al uDman- |
merry black guard.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13

Mr., EMANUEL PESEoD widely and ia
vorabiy known in all these parts as one
OF the original old timers, returned here
yesterday from an extended and success
full prospecting tour through the
Owyhee country and contiguous regions.
We will make known the result OF his
explorations more fully in a day or two
Suffice it to say he has struck it rich.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-13

TEE dance party ut the Corhet: Hall,
Saturday might. was immense. There
were between fifty and sixty couples on
the floor at one time. and Il great big
crowd all the tilne till the soiree broke
up. IN the March Quadrille there war
h%dly room to laneuvre- which made it
all the ligelier. II the hail can hold all
the people tina. come mex: time j; will be
surprising.
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Grain & General Merchandise

on STORAGE at all times and 10 make CASH
ADVANCES en- the same
Goods delivered free of charge in ali arts Of
the city and in any part Of the surrounding
country.
apl.u MASON CHAkpRRIIh.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-21

We have no new features to notice in the Money
market. The demand for discounts continues lin ed
both in bank and on the street. and nothing has
transpred t at indicates any change in the rates
| for commercial paper We continue to quote
first class paper with collatera's at 9g0 cent. per
annum. witaout at Hop per month, AL second grade
| at 1@1L; and at 2. First-clasI mortgage at 10 y
cen. per annum. and condclass entirely nominal.
Gold opened at 1872 @l13is. against ia at New
York, and after a business. closed at the
Ope ing rates in both markets. The sales summed
up &43OtO, embracing SlOOOO at 1885,, $15.OOO at
ll3'. @llsh $780, 5000 and $4,000 at ll31.. aud
No sale- Of Silver were reported American half
dlai still quoted at 1861. @lO715 and Mexican
dollars lO9 "a 40.
Unde, the course of G Id at New York Sterling bills
showed SOM imprcvm mt It the opening. and closed
at net advance of about lilo = cent The sales
amounted to fG3.500, comprising $1,000 AL clear IT
546I f.5OO and &; 100 bill Of aiding at SAT Elm OO
bill OF lldi>g and Al clear at 5.46ls@5.47s, fl0Oo
American ships bill at 5.4s@5.4s1s f3O.ooo ommer
cial and bank at flOOO rya bankers at 40 and
f5OOO bank at the cou ter at $50.
The MY ale OF francs reported was So 900 CONNER
cial at 4 6li4
In G-rma marks we noticed sale Of 10000 at
At The close Sterling bills quoted At SAG 80
Az for bill of lsdng and Al clear, ard 5.49a $50
for bank, and fra cs 1t A62a@4 Ola for privat-, and
nominal for bank.
German marks quoted At lO7s.
The offerings of Domestic x,hanse were Of moder-
ate extent aud with inanimAtA market rates were
without quotable variation. The sales New York
sight were confined to $75.cOO. embracing $4,000
and $4,000 commercial. and S25 ono bank At tl6 =
cent 0tCOunt, ffn,VW ~ VIC also
notice sale of 81 900 commercial on Providence 1t
y discount.
The banks continued to check on New York At par,
and commercial sight WAS sdu quoted At 5-l6 4 dis.
count
No sales of STOCKS were reported.
City Gold Bearing reven Per Cents wAre more In
request. the sales included 5000 5j1 aud 5000 1t
53;,: they closed about 81
owing to the probability OF City Appropriation
Certificates being made receivable for back they
were demand to-day aud closed 1t about s. against
60G6l saturday. The sales included $2oOO at 62h
SIS and $500 st g. and $500 and $500 Ut 63l4.
The sales of Metr politsn Police Warrants included
$1,000 at 10Y; they clossd 1t about II.
State Va rants continue in request for payment Of
taxes; large still quoted 1t l7@4S, and small at
5O@55.
in agreement with the notice Of the Administrator
Of Finance for sale to the city Of wharf bonds. the
Awards made a below, for which are indebted to
M T. Wolfe. 6ecre AIRY Commissioners Consolidated
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i 4 1925, corner Delord and Foncher streets. We
manufacture steam Engines and Boilers. sugar Mills
Sugar K-stles Saw Mills and Draining Machines
Cotton Presses, Newell Screws. Gin Gearing. Crate
Bars Furnace Mouths, ali kinds Of Plantation and
Steamboat Works. and every description Of Machinery
for tho South. LEEDS CO.
sp19 I'm
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Beboilsd NOLAsSE' :. various grades.
Products Of above HsAoery for salelow by
w. HENDERDON, q Peters street,
Cog1er CustoDhouso
The s&aentioo II The Family 0rocssy Trsde 10 o..
pSeially called n ~ Golden Syrup, which will BE-
1ounA Il delicious 1nwog, md worthy Tie ~ reputa.
uOo q the eotohliahRont. aDly In
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Imports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship George Cromwell
Assorted m,lse
PALERMO-Per brig Aurora-2098 boxes oranges
1908 do lemons 500 do paste pkgs mdso II tierces
birthstone q Grand,-23 bxs oaInges 10 do lemons %
cks wine to order.
BREMEN-Per bark Bremen-lO8 pkgs mdse to
Francke X Dann.el-2O boxes mineral water t. H q
Fink Aco-5O cases ndse A Sparleder-l0 casks wine
W Grotsh-l2 bbls beer J Solar Sons-200 cases
vinegar Rare hide l. Maes-5 CHS nldse A Wedmeyer
10 bxs fish Lanata-19 cases nidse L G unewald-
Ito baskets Carl Berlusse-2l45 cks beer to
de-.
UTILLA-Per schooner Lady Woodbnry-72 pine
rpples 1850 lunches bAnanss 900 pantains 5000
cocoanuts 400 oranges bbls limos to- Macheca l.
Oteri
GENHA-Per bark B Peters-500 paste 20 do
mdse Lanata II Gelpi-7 do go cas-, lemons 2208 do
aste Marlnoni-5U0 do IT'S slabs marble 81 bloks
do TO order
PALERIO-Per brig Cirque Sorelle-2604 boxes
lemons 1905 do oranges IL oil 200 do paste 1903
pcs cIeese casks o. ives do wine Grande-lU6 bxs
lemons 298 boxes oranges to order
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Arrived.

Steamship Cleopatra. Phillips. from New York 18th
inst, to- Ludwigsen-9 I'd dist
Steamship Oberon, Harvey, from Liverpool to Ocean,
Zere2a &co-33 Sd dist
Nor ship Mardol Roger, from Lisbon March 18th, in
ballast. to mastar-Point
Ship Invlncble Strickland from Havre March Is, in
bali to Lowell Bailey
Ship Theobald, Adams, from Liverpool March I. in
Ger bark Peters. volkmer, from Genoa Feb 2ath,
to Matrimonial dist
Ger bark Bremen heme,s. from Bremen Feb 18th
to Silkenstadt &c t-4th dist
Nor Ia k Va krien. Andreasan, from Martinique, to
Ocean. Zertg &co-2S Sd dist
Bark Ma Ia Mercedes Luna. from Palermo Feb 9Th, to
Cochran aZares-l6 I'd dist.
Italian brig Cnque >orree. Messina, from Palermo,
to q Graude-2d dist
Italian brig Incoronaa Mont. Camille. Lubrano, +. ON
MarseiIes t. Matrimonial dist.
Schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury., days from
Utla. tod Nacheca & Oteri-PT
Schooner Lonant, Dennis. from Boston. to master
Point
TOWBOATs.
Thos NJ ryan, Jos Averill. from the Passes-towed
down. 14th inst, ships Advice and Hypata-and
brought ship lnvincible aud bark Bremen
Wabash, Lumberd from the Passes-went down light
and br ,lght up bsig Cnqne Sorree, schooners
Annie Conant and Lady Woodbury..
Leviathan. Sturtevant. from the Passes-went down
Marlborough up barks Maria Mercedes, P =
tiers and brig Incaranaio de Mont Carme!o
Equator. Warren. from the Passes-went down light
brought up ships Mardoll and Theobald
STEAMBOATS,.
ChaS BOdmann, Shlnkle, from CINCINNATI
b Hodge No2 Barranco. from Baton Rouge
Ruth. Barnes, from Camden
ballast, to A K Miller &co-34 Sd dist
Pike Brown, from Blue Store Landing.
Robt Lee. Campbell. from Vicksburg
Marie Bassett, from Pilot Town
Josephine, Cousins. from Bonnet Care.
Empire. Jeanfreau. from Lower Coast
Thompson Dean, Pepper, from Cincinnati
Gladiola, Lee, from Mnden
Paragon, Darrsgh. rom Cincinnati
Outside the Bar Bound In.
Ship Excelsior, ---, from Lon on Feb 4, to
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Cleared Yesterd a y.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning, April Fl.
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Having taken charge OF the River Column OF this
paper, beg leave my river friends that shall
attempt to carry out all old programme, in protect
ing their interest and will at all times be pleased to
attend their wants, and hope that my efforts in their
cause will merit their patronage. Respectfully.
JAMES KERR, JR.
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Wants.

vVANTED-A YOUNG WHITE GIRL TO NURSE.
w Must come we'll recommended Apply ut No.
BIG Josephine street. ap19 IT.
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Railroads.
<NREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive ~ follows:
from the Depot, head Of Elysian Fields street.)
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Mail. ............4 p. II Mail. p. n.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st. Louis,
Chicago and Louisville.
Only change Of sleeping cars to Esstern cities
Tickets 4 r sale and information given 1T ~ Camp
street, corner lominon.
A. d SHELDON, Agent
Z, D. FROST, General Manager. apl9n
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Ship Havre, Terkelsen, from London Feb 7, to mas
ter
Ship Sciota, Mitchell. days from Havre in ballast.
10 Miller eco
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STEAMBOATS,,

George Cromwell Crawford from New York
18th inst, to Moulton-2d dlstS
STEAMBOATS,.
Lizzie Hopkins tI,cn rom Thbodaux
Henry Tete. Dalferes, from Thlbodalx
Hunter, Radov CHI, from Lower Coast
Pauline Carroll. Yore from st Louis
Nick Longworth, Gates, from Cincinnati
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Arrived sunday.

Schooner Dill. Burgess. for Tampa Bay. Fla
Master
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, !
MONDAY EvEsISs, April 20. 1874.


The sales to-day tuot including any on Saturday
embraced 1850 bales partly at previous rates. but
mostly at still stronger prices requiring advance
Of q D &c on our quotations for Ordinary to Mid.
ding inclusive. We give also tn, xchange figures
"a b0Ow
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Exports.

TAMPA BAY-625 sacks corn 118 bills dour 10 bbs
whisky $50 sacks ties lard ties tasks do
u sacks coffee 10 bales hay and sundrIes
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DLEASA<T ROOMS-WITH BOARD
i to be had at 223 Camp street. Gentlemen can
have their meals to suit their hours Of business.
ap21 lw MRS. BrHAN.
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NpeciUl Notices.

Neticc-A Special "eetiug Of the ste~k.
holders Of the FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANY of New orleans is requested through mel 10
be held at A Caronde ct street, TUESDAY EVENING,
the 2lst instant. at O'Clock.
By numerous stockholders. F. "A. JOHNSON.
sp2l ltMkE
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[By Telegraph
Baltimore, April 2O, 1s74-To n Witherspoon
Agent, No 60 Carondelet st-Guf Stream arrived st
N-sll we'll. MORDECAI &CO, Agents.
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MARINE NEWS.

George J. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
Of the New Orleans Bulletin.
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Friday, April "a.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
MISS JET ME EN- Gil LIE.
splendid bill in preparation. ap2l
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flight inch below high water mark of 1871
NELSON GoRoM,
Signal Service Observer.
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Tuesday Morning, April 81 1874.
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR MONDAY. APRIL
90 AT F. NJ.
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Ousstde the Bar Bound In
Below Waiting Orders.

Ship Excelsior. -, from Lon on Feb 4. to II
Ashbrdge eco
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By Railroad.

NEWOKLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Western Divison-Aprl 2O-1 bale cotton Beadles.
Wingo &co-5OOO feet lumber Markey-9O bds pa
per Z q Palmer &co-sundries to order
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAN RAILROAD
April l9-2 bales cotton W Burbridge &co-63 bales
moss Herman &co-- undres to order-Carc 20 per
steamship Josephine-2 bales cotton Francke 4 Dan
neel-2 do Schneider 4 Zuberbier-2 Jno Phelps &co-
J T Hardie &co-5 Nelson. l. &co-8 bales hides N
o, J g RH-37 head beeves H Michell-sundries to
order-TOtsl, IL bales cotton
MORGA rs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April 2 IS bales Mathematics to order
Cargo per steamship Norfolk from Gaveston-S10. 900
in gold to FIanders-393 he sheep H Michel-
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Crescent City Cricket Club.-The sneD-
bers are notified that play for the will c0ua-
mence on TUESDAY. 2lst inst at S p. NJ, on tho
ground in front OF the Orleans Cotton Press. 6enIe
men DESTROYS Of becom ng members will please apply
to Mr.. DONOVAN, "a Common street.
By order Of the President aul6 lwM&E
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
MONDAY EVENING, April 90 1874.

LEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
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Great jackson Freight Romte-OAce
Freight Agent New Orleans. April &c. lS74-SPECIALa
FREIGHT NOTICING freight will he received =
the Depots Of this company for shipment until
further notice. L. A. BURKE
aple Freight AGENT
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Monday. April 30, 1874, and Until
Farther Notice.
An Original. Aboriginal, Erratic OPP ratic semCvil
lied and Demi-Savage Extravaganza, being . per-
version Of Ye True, WOnderfu.ls Hystorie OF 70
Renowned Princess,
POCAHONTAS,
We Gentle Savage.
An Entire Change of OLIO, with new Songs. Dances.
Sket hes etc.
G, and POCAHONTAS MATINEE SATURDAY NOON.
apl9
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1ueSUH ,, aprIINu1
at 2 O'Clock p NJ. on excursion up the river,
Under the aus ices of the G. A. r. An Opportu-
tunity will be given to witness the Crevasse u
Bonnet Care.
Tickets ST. For sale at the bookstores of Ellis and
Haley, and at the boat.
J. NJ. g. PARKER,
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements.
j. E. AVER,
ap2l 1t P. p. CARROLL.
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ELOUK. ......PROvIslONs.
Th- following popular brands Of -four. Of which
have 'arge stock hand aud to arrive the sttsn.
ton If the trade is invited to inspect the before
going elsewhere:
Hnckley Mills, st. Patrick
Cape Girardeau City, Key West Beauty.
Sucker City, Tea liable.
LAWYERS Hamlet, Western Beauty.
OATS
soon sacks Choice Galena OATS
$500 sacks Choice White. Yellow and Mixed.
HAY
sc bbls. Choice and Prime.
BACON
Is casks Bacon, Clear and Clear Rib SIDES.
10 cases Try Sailed SHOULDERS.
80 terces Refined LARD.
100 kegs Refined LARD.
Is cases sugar cured HAMS.
H. T. LAWLER.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Nes. IS to 81 Peters Street,
(Late New Levee,)
And 81. So. 81. 6 and IS Fulton Street.
spl2 I'm sdp New Orleans
GAs COOKING STOVES
AND GAS FIXTURES
At New York Prices.
Plumbing and s''assns put or Ts;.es.''' '.s
apl2 I'm No. 40 Camp street. .
r ;. FARRELL,
For many years With Spencer. Field Co.. 81 ,sss
Of the Arm OF Logan Fssrsll).
oKNKRAL COLLECTOR AND REAL Hs1A11
AGENT.
Orders Len q ths Duiind Dspot, No. le2 Counsn
s.sse. bsswssa g. Charles I'D casssdslst. Dsoos1D
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-24
Married women,s Rights.

The Philadelphia Ledger in discuss,
ing this question concludes with some
very sensible remarks regarding the
mothers of children, whom it styles as
burthened and ceaselessly occupied per.
sons. 1t says:
Who is overworked if mothers are
not-mothers who have children to rear
and both their bodies aud their minds,
their diet and their morals to superin-
tend? Who need rest and recreation if
they do not2 And who can so little
hope for anything like perfect relief,
however temporary AS already said,
they cannot, for themselves, see it or
hope for it. They cannot shut the nur.
sery door, as their husbands can their
workshops or their account books, or
lock up the various appliances OF child
life, as the mechanic can drop down the
lid on his tool chest Yet, if the axiom
now so fashionable, be true, they must
have rest or suffer, That so many do
not find it, may account in part for the
rate of infant mortality, which makes
the health reports of all cities so sad an
exhibit
Hired service, when service can be
hired, does not meet the difficulty. There
are certain obligations which cannot be
redeemed by any amount of wealth. But
what money cannot accomplish eonsid'
crate affection can; and among the
rights of woman is the claim that
husbands should relieve their wives Of
this toll and anxiety. OF course that the
men should make women of themselves
is not meant. But they should cease to
be mere inspectors of their own chill
dren. quick to find fault if curl strag-
gles or a touch of honest soil adhere to
dress or the fingers. They should re-
member that if the men are busy
abroad, so are the wives at kome-and
that a woman in any position in life may
have something more to do than to keep
her squad of infantry all ready for
maternal drill, review and inspection.
Men-the best of men too-are fre-
ouently most tiresome and unreasonable
IN this respect. If they would oheerfully
meet their families at home in fatigue
dress" aud not demand martinetexact.
ness women would find in such relief the
very rest they most need.
Cheerfulness is rest, be hands and feet
never 50 busy. AMI by fostering cheer
full spirit and bringing home an atmos-
phere of sunshine, the pater familias
may give his wife the very repose she
needs. A load lightened is as good as a
burden removed. A responsibility fairly
and pleasantly shared ceases to be weari-
some. The good sense OF the parties
interested, especially the male portion,
will teach them the thousand modes in
which those who most need relief-the
mothers of their children may find
WEAKNESS changed to comfort, and the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Many who are suffering from the effects of
the warm weather and are debilitated, are ad-
vised by physicians to take moderate amounts
of whisky two or three times day, In lit
tie while those who adopt this advice fre,
auently increase the number of !" drinks,
and in time become confirmed inebriates; A
beverage which will not create thirst for intox-
icating liquors, and which is intended especi-
ally for the benefit Of debilitated persons,
whether at home or abroad, is DR.. schenek'
Sea Weed Tonic, Containing the juices, Of
many medicinal herbs, this preparation does
not create an appetite for the intoxicating
cup, The nourishing and the life-supporting
properties of many valuable natural produe-
lions contained in it and well known to medi-
cal men have a most strengthening influence.
A single bottle of the Tonic will demonstrate
its valuable qualities. For debility arising
from sickness. over exertion or from any cause
whatever, a wine glassful of Sea Weed Tonic
taken after meals will strengthen the stomach
and create an appetite for wholesome food.
To all who are about leaving their homes, we
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