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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-07

During a recent trial or comparison
of ordinary baking powders in New York,
with Dooley's Yeast Powders, IL was shown
conclusively that better results were attained
with from one-half 10 two-thirds the quanti-
ty OF the latter, than with any other in mar
ket. The secret of the success lies IN the care
with which Dooleys Yeast Powder is pre-
pared, and its entire freedom from substances
that are injurious TO the system.
We challenge comparison at any aud all
times. The verdict of the consumer IS always
in our favor. FOR sale hy all grooers.
HORRIBLE MURDER, unparalleled in
the annals OF history Grant expected to is
sue proclamation! The killing of the big
fat Oysters at Farrell's and at the Exposition,
as well as his AUdlGHche house, 3 Jefferson,
near Main street, where numerous hands are
busy killing. The big fats opened fresh to
families at ten Genus per dozen. forty cents
per can four dollars per barrel. saloon prices
with trimmings, twenty-five cents, stewed or
raw; at Exposition building, extra rates.
One thousand barrels for sale at four dollars
per barrel. Three thousand cans at forty
cents. Big fats. JOSEPH FARRELL.
PISA man that can't walk over sawdust
don't want his trade.
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ArrENp Robertson's Basiness OoIlege.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
LEUBRIE BROTHERS.

Fine COIOred Velveteens. 40 cents.
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QuTpTQI
cw,nmU, nurnws,
Al
| kAkNAhEN
pApNApvyO
2l1 EgATN ST.
,r.vr sr
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THE Ssbbath-school missionary ami
versary viii be held in the lecture-room of
the First Methodist church, on sabbath morn
ing next, at nine O'Clock. The meeting VIII
be addressed by Colonel CAN'T, Colonel Bethel,
Captain Strong, Captain Arnold, MeSsrs. Ma
one, Hearne, and Others
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CHEEK LINI

Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Company
For Helena, Friars Point and the Bends-U
3. Mail TO Napoleon.
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FOH SALE.

U1HE REMBERT PLACE-This beautiful
i tract of 371S acres, with q two-story brick
residence, with 1ine grove and improvements,
we'll situated for home or gardening pur-
poses, within two miles of the city, about half
a mile from RoBsn Station, on Memphis and
Charleston railroad, and the fine public school
there, on the great ridge running eastward
from Memphis, bounded by three avenues.
For terms see LUKE W. FIHLAY,
uo4 Al Madison street.
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and with all the psraphernalis incident to
the piece, the lsugha0ie Comic Pantomime
entitled the
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Admission for ChiIaren to the Matinee only
10 cents.
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FOR REME.

ID EsIDESCE-The desirable residence las
IL Adams street, recently fitted up. Apply
al 100 ALAN a,-dfff -
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The Committee have the pleasure 10 an
uounce the engagement, for this evening, Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-07

This Evening, al O'Clock,
GREAT FUN FOR EVERYBODY.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-07

VALUABLE BROWNSVILLE PROPERTY
v at Public sale will sell at public sale,
to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, December ], 1874, that valuable
property in the city OF Brownsville, Tenn,
known as the Exchange Hotel, hrst-cias-
house, now doing a good paying bus ness;
and, also at the same time, four business lots
adjoining. This is the most desirable prop
erty IN Brownsville, and viii be a paying in
yestment. Terms-one-third cash; balance IN
one and two years. Apply to II. W. COT
TER SR or C. +. READ. Brownsville, Tenn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Intermission Of Eve minutes for change OF
costume, then
Seventh .--.. Grand Highland Fling
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10
8emnfOLWamien.
81 4.

- I u y { / y y | u +. JtDp.
Gie vPreB" (rep.) rdun!t bic @rndbs
lung BON II bemotratilhen GDn9reBz
eau6ioaten sesen finfsebn republitants
i@e ein, ein repu6litGnti6er 1erlui: Dor
ftcben GonsrcBmttsIiebern. Daiu fame
nod Elm ebter, renn es iid beitdtigt,
Dap int Is. BeStrt Der 0emptrat So1epb
Youeu 9etDdbtsilt.
BDtIabeIpbiG, 5. 9aon.
Ser rGDening Gelegrapb" i6retbt lber
bos Mablrelultat 1T YenniblDanten :
,@s unterliegt faunt nod einem i3tuetfeL,
0dB bic Demofraten ibre Ganoibnten fir
Stautsdmter eriUdblt baben. (Gs mas
rem Der Si5esounerneur, Der 0eHeralous
oitor, Der Stats IetretGr un6 Elm Gi6ter
bes bo9lten @ertdtsDofcs 81 DGblen.
Muin. D. GeO.) 8eatb tit ietnem HiDas
len Ofc@anbleB (Den.) in Dem Sample
I'm oaS StaatsiefretGrsamt ;tpeifeuos
Mlterlegen. SlmiteGo, oer Republican,
l9e @auoibot fir bas Ntseoounerueurss
amt, lit nteaeid)t ertpdblt, mas dber nod
mebr ais 5tpetfelbnft lit. SIM Staatsle2
nat merDen Die 9tepublifaner IS NIB Die
9emofraten % Bertreter babel, bds
0ou5 aber miro nit 10 0oer II Stiln>
men Webrbeit belnofratiid iett1, ipas ben
Oentofrdten ben 8unoeS1enator anStele
beS HepublifauerS Scott liOert.
philadelphia, +. Non.
Die amtli6e 3dblung oes 8otuns5 BON
Berfs @ountD er9lebt fir Sattd, ben De-
mDfrattlden Btce8ouDernenrsz Gnnotods
ten, 23lI SttmnleG Otehrbett. 2otto's
WaioritGt eetpinnt oaour6 1T9 Sttins
men, ba ibnt tit benz beute Wiorgell nerz
6ffentLtGten He1uttot fir 8erfs Gountb
MIR 2l32 Stin1rnen Nebrbeit al9ere1net
Dorben tparen.
YbtIabeIp1id, 6. Non.
gteuere Sert6te brirgen Eatta's Wtas
ioritdt dlf 1913 Sttmmen. Die anti
li6en 8erthte febIsn mod BON bier
counties.
New SerfeY.
Serien GitD, 4. Rop.
9as Neiultat Der @onsreB tuaDIen lit
9teip SerleD lit foIgenbe5:
l. Be3irf-G. $. S%innt6fon (5tep.)
2. Beiirf g. q. 9obbtuS (3isp.)
tpieoergeiDdDlt.
3. 8eSirf--.Nils5 3oB (0em.)
4. SeSirf-Hobert 0amiIton (Oem.l
tpieber9ewdbIt.
3. Bestrf -4lts. Is. Gutter (Dem.)
6. Bejirf-8reb. $. &eeie (0em.)
Z. 8eSirf 81. q. 3aroemburg (0em.)
8eOole's (Oem.) Stimlnenmebrbeit
fit 0ouuerneur lit $4,000.
&AMSaS.
Nt9tfon, 6. NDD.
eSn 81 Ge9tSIaturbe3irten itto 80 Res
pnblifaner, 9 0emofraten nitb 2 ullab5
b6naige 9tspublifaMer lit Dos Geprdiems
tantenba1s erlpdblt. Son 33 Seintoret
fttto 20 &epubIifaner ulto 10 Oemofrds
ten. Bon bret 8e3irfen liegen bic BE:
ri9te no9 1i9t Dor.
&opefd, 6. 9toD.
Die Beridte bon 62 Counties ergeben
fur Osborn, ben republtfdntihen @oll>
perileurscanOioatcn, 1900 st. Oiebrs
belt. SIN 2. GonsreBbe3irf tit ber De-
n1otrdt @oootn nit 1000 ct. Mebrbeit
erpGblt, i'm 5. Seatrf Der .Hepublifoner
Brotpn NIT otelleiGt $500 Stimmen
Wtebrbeit.
GIorioa.
Ansuit a, 6. gob.
Die 9empfratcn 1a6en i'm unterbauic
Der @elebgebulB etle WtebrDett bon 70
sslab9mn.
sc ontgomerD,5 S. Nob.
Der telegraph meloet nod INNER nene
oenlofratil1e Stimmengeninne. Ste
0elesgebnng tptro, 10 tpeit itb beurtbets
len ldBt, aus 60 9emotraten nnD 40
Eepublitanern beIteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10
b, 4. Nop.

Golan (Dem.) unb 9aI (Jep.) iilb III
bds Observation-Disclosures oer Staotsges
ieb9ebuns seipablt. Sn 8e;ug auf 2ano,
Slogan un6 9tden lit mo no@ tm
2tpeifeI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10

SIM 6. @ongreBbe3irt lit !oenoerion
(91ep.) nit 5000, un6 WDOre nrlo !oan1s
morb, beibe GepubItfauer, nit nnsefGbr
500 st. in Da5 Geprdientantenbaus err
tpdDlt. Die 0emnfraten ersp6blten0ers
RIM o(S Renrn{eufnut
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10
Nnmnter 45.
Mts oer SmnSesbamptHaSf.
8 afbin9tpn, 81. s
Ser 8rG1ioeut


Ser 8rGii6ent
bat 6ent &ailer aner &euBen duf oefSer
MtttbetIune bon oer 8ermd6Luno Ieires
Sobnes WLaOimir ;u bielem freuoigen
GreigniB Slid serpini6t.
Bdibin9ton, z. Sob.
Die gtationalf6uL6 tprrbe i'm Wonot
Sftober UNI 1tur 681 ,434 Dollars per-
r1t11ocrt.
Darlington, 6. Sob.
SIM bteitgen S6iffsbaubof ftnb d6tsts
Nrbetter el1tlu1Ien moroen ul1o louen Die
NrbettSfrGfte III ben ndditcn 2agen nod
tpeiter perringert tper0en.
Neps@ort4
Sem ODrf, 5. Noo.
@eitern 9tadmtttn9 1tdrb in Der Sob
tulto BON Wm. Butter Duncan ouf
Staten SsLdnb bet @raf bon gb1rlenile
tn %. Gebensiabre.
Ser 6of Wc@Iosfen
bon bier urb 8if6of Bacon BON Bort
Lamb, Ote. febrten geftern Nbenb bon
europa 3uriid. Or. Bacon, tpeLder ole
&eiie our Wieoerberiteuung feiner @es
funoDett gen1a6t bate, mnBte BET Ietler
Nnfunft tn's st. 8iucent'S @oipttaL &C.
bra6t Deroen, no er ~9egenipGrttg tll
Ster6en Itegt.
Stem gort, 6. gfop.
Ser Yro3eb sesen
See6er"
tpirb mG6lten Montdg I'M groofIpuer
Stabtseri9t CUR Bodybuilding tomnlen.
Ttnan5ielIes.
@elb I6loB Su 2@23 p@t.
WedieL auf Eono0n, 5abIbGr so Gage
no6 St9t, i6loilen gu ASH, ouf 8ers
Ion9em soblbar Ash.
@olb eroffnete gu l0B ui,o i9[oB 3u lot.
S4tAotS.
SIoomt II 9 t 0 II, 2. Nop.
Sr benz Barnett un0 SbonnonzWorb
pro;eB fG1ten bic 0el6noreuen beute
mad nlebr ais 4Sitiinoiser Beratbuue etn
freiiprebenoes urtDetl.
GDdport, 3. Sob.
Die S6tfffd1rt ouf benz Suino:9s
Mi6i9an>@anal I6lteBt all 20. D. 4A.
SIR Bcote, bic na6 Dem Is. nod alb
9eben, fGQt bas 2iitfo bes @infrtereus
aut tbre @igentbilner.
sJnl AuIlln9e OCT SdltdIcDmnItn0r e
8m. g bom6S,
observation-disclosures.
4%urDrd, 6. Nnn.
8ersangene Na9t %nerunsIiidtc ait
bieiisen Yabnbofe etn 8aiiasier oes tpefts
LID 9ebsilben S6nea3usss, Der nn9efdbr
I'M Wtitternadt bier an9etomneu lDar.
Wturuna, 10 bieb Der 8ernn9lifte, ~itilr3te
bon oenl Auftritt leines Wagsnno berob
nno tpur0e ppn elmer in bemielben Nu:
genbIide Dprbelfabrenoen GDfomotire
i~lberfabren unO auf Der STEELE eet0Otei.
Der NeruusLiidte iuar aus GonnelSniae
in EennInlpanien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10
@tStOnTn-
O2 IL n

Wi tltDnutee, 5. yto0.
Die EepubItfaner ertpdblten allenl Its
Idetne mad ibre @onareBcanoi6oten i'm
l.. 3, g., 7. un6 S. 8ejirf, bic Demo
fratcn i'm 4. un6 5. Be5trf. Wer int 6.
Be3irt seiiest bat, lit nod tro9Iid.
MiInaufee, 3. Sob.
Sic 8epubLifaner beanipcu6en etne
Niaioritdt in Der 9eSesgebilng BET Ylez
narabltiiununsen. SIM Senat Dabel
pabrl6einlid Die Oemofraten etle Ufebrz
belt BON 2 Sttntmen.
MGoi III, 4. NoD.
0te 91epubIifaner tuerben 1T Der 0es
fe~sge6ung eil1e NaioritGt baben: int
Senut | ODER 2 Sttmmen, audi i'm t0aule
bon Is BIS 20. Dies tpiroe tbnen Die
GripGblung bes 9to4foIsers bOn Wlatt.
Carpenter I'M Bunoe5ienate ftd)ern. Bon
ben GongreBcdnotodten ftno nabri6etns
LID Die Hepubitdner @dstpen, @bd9oon,
&imbda, 9tusf nnO WeOtH 9elDdblt,
ultb Die 0enofruten 2Dnoe nno BUR-
1arb.
Sn 0aue GonntD ftt6 Idntmtltde
Galtbibdten Der Jtefprmpartet erlpahlt.
Die 8epublifaner i6dben TIRE Wtalorts
tat i'm Staate auf bon 5000 bis 1000
GtilnMell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10

Die @efeB9ebune III tpelder Die 8efurz
tporter Don Observation-Disclosures be-
oeuteno 1T Der Otinoerbeit 1tno, pir0
folgenbermaBen 3uiamntenBeiebt iein:
Genat: "a GepuDitfaner = l6 Deutos
fraten;
!6aus: Isl gepublifuner -S5 Demo-
frorru-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10
@abl=Scri6tt.
Snino oils.

9dS rGbicago Goentns SournaI"
a[albt, oaB III SninoiS Die fol9eIloen
Observation-Disclosures detpGbIt liu6:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10

bednten, Ser bic llnterSu9uns sesen i'm
fibrte, urb erfu9te oenielben UNI Elm
ltcues 8erbor.
B@erItn, 6. Sob.
Die GidBsIctbrinsen'i6en Gei6sto9ss
Dfitslieber S6auenberg, Wtnterer unb
@urber nabmen beute ibre size I'M
&citstage ein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10
aMMSettS.

0 t 0 n, 4. N0b.
@nitor, ber bemofrdtilhc @ouperz
neurs> Gau6ibat, lit nit 1911 Stintnlcn
Wtebrbeit iiber beioe 9egencanotoaten
eripdblt. Der J1elt bet Stadtsbeamten
lit republitanii9. Sn ben GonsreB ltnO
0elpQhlt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10
NeW Dorf.

JIEU DUGI F. VUU@
Oas bemofrattlde Staat5tidet bat in
Sings Gountp Gin tDeldem Die Stoot
Neip, Oorf lieet) 1000 Sti1nmel Wta>
ioritGt. Btubelter Britton, tDelder bon
@oup. Dir ais 8e5trf5antpaIt abgeieBt
ulo BON ben 0emofrateu nie0er allfgez
felt pnrbe; erbielt cine Ntebrbeit BON
il her 5000 Stimineff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10
Wi6i0an.

Oetrott 7. 9tDb-
9as S9tepp6Oot r6apprite" ihlus
ssitern Nbenc, ais IS ctnen S9ooner III
Den Grieiee binduS busfirte, nm u1o nert
ianf. Die Wannidaft rettete it'd alif
ben S9ooner, bic G6@in Gber 9tns mil
benz S9lcppboot inter uno fam nt1t
tpieber srm Yori6etn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10

Den Grielee btnduS bu9ftrte, nIn uuo berf
1anf. 9te Wdnn1daft rettete lid auf
ben S9ooner, Die &69in ober stns mil
benz S6lcppboot inter uno fam ri1t
uieber gum yOri6etn.
Sofia.
0esM otnes, 3. Nor.
Oa5 bieIige 8e3irtSgeri9t iptro in ieis
nein Deute b%e9Onuenen Gernttn ;ebu
0~eorbpro5elie 5u perRanoeIn baben.
VetnigIrantea.
BtttSburgb, /. Jfon.
Gin ipabrDaft teuatlhes 0erbreGen
tpuroe Deute friib in allegheny @itp per
ibt. I'M 8 11br erpdhte Der in nem
OauIe geo. 224 Syeoerolltr. %lpobnbafte
Safpb Sell our9 Elm LauteS &niltern.
0te auf ben Sang DindusiiibrenOe Gin
mcrtbire offnelto, tano CT Die 2reppe III
8rano itebeno uIo ionltt oteten IustDeg
nnno8Li6 gcma6t. Gr tpedte fofort
feline Soulilte, Die aus ieiner Trdn ltnO
3tuet S6bneu 6eltebt, ul0 oas in oritte1
Stodperfe i9lafenbe 0ielitmGb0en
Wargaret 2nnd). Seine Sran lieB CT du
einem SetLe our6 Elm Teniter aMf Die
StraBe btnab iein Sobn Solomon retz
tcte ii1 0nr6 eiiten Sprn1g aus bent
%3ipettem StDdDerfe nnD cntfann unDers
lebt; lein Sobn Spiepb Lief our6 Die
Tlammen BIC Greppe btnullter uto erlttt
i6lDere 8crIcBnllgel. Gr Ielb1t rettete
it1 ourd Elm Senlter. 9as StenItmGoz
den dber, tpel6es periu6t bate, Die
Treppe biluuter in'5 Sreie III 9elGitoen,
eritifte in benz 9tan6e uI0 muroe, nnd3s
Dem oas 6euer 9el0idt woroen, alS
balbnerfnblte Xeine ipieoereefunoen.
l4ie fib ipdter berousiteutc, botten
0iebe 6os 0als an 3tpei Stelen dn9e.
3uubct, naGoem tie tm GrogelhOB cine
Wtenee Silber3eu9 un0 dnoere Wertbz
9egenltalloe geranbt botter-
GaliforMien.
Gan 6ranciScp, 6. Noo.
Die 8ittre bes ebemali9en srieo5e
n1inil1ers 4apliuS itar6 bier bemte frn6
III eilelt 0oteL.
0euersbrInnc.
Snnbnrn, ga., 81. Oft.
0aS StGbt6en Selins @rpue tpurbe
bergangene Ha6t bon ette nerDeerelloen
Teuersbruuft bein1seiudt. TOn nn9cs
fdbr ie6sie 9dulern, Die tmt Dttttelpulft
pes Stdbt9ens 9ele9en ipdrell, lteben
nur nod Die r%dndenoen Eriinlmer. Der
SGabe pirD auf l25 5000 Dollars Der
aul9lagt.
Cincinnati, 2. Nfon.
Die sanje BeD0lferune o &uiieu liz
6entudp lit dusgerIdt, nm oas ,5cuer,
weI6es in ben unlltegenben Bdloern
tpItbst unb ben Srt ielbit 3u sertoreu
orobt, sn b%efGmpfet.
SIN 9teaoins, Ohio, ipur6e perganss1ne
Nd6t oas 8afiteinbauS BON y. Sal9ltr
our9 Teuer ;erlt6rt. Die 8erlulte bez
siffern 1t9 ouf 5000 0olars Muo per=
fbeilen fih ipie folgt: 9. Set9ler 5000
Collars, Der Ntebger @otlerilIann 25oJ
Oolars unb Der @tgarrenmocber Hulter
500 Dollars.
Naf6btIGS Ienn., 6. 9top,
Gin @onoucteur Der OtobtIe unb g. "
8abn bra9te beute frilb Die 9ta0l u
nad linton @ttD, oaB cine 9rOBe Seuct,s
brutit i'll Columbus, Sp., tDltbe. 81
baS 6ortige &eIe9rapbenbureGu nit sel-
ltDrt lit, fonuten feline ndberen Grtull.
oigungen einge3ogen Dereet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10

Ne W yOrf, so. Oft.
QuS gene5liela trifft iiber St. Sbo>
mas bic Na9ri4t bier eth, boB Bolinia
Sierra nnb Bulioa in ben Staateu Gorn
unO Barcelona Die Tabne res Aufltanoes
erboben baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10

Y0rt3 1. JlOD+
Sm Oeparten1ent Yds be Calais fdn6
beute cine 9todtpaDL fir bic 9tational=
ocr!arnmIune itott. 8etnobe noultduotee
Beri9te creeben fir ben b%onaportiitis
iden @anoiodteu r, 900, NIB fir ben re-
pubLifanil9en 81, 900 StimmeM.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-11-10

Wont9omerD,5 5. Non.
0er telegraph meI0et nod titnler nerte
oemofrattlde Stimmengeipinne. Sie
Geieseebung niro, 10 melt itb beurtbeis
len ldBt, aus 60 9emotrate11 nno 40
&epublitanern befteben.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-02

Do YOU HEAR THAT PA NewOr-
leans paper tells us of a printer who,
when his fellow-workmen went out to
drink beer, put in the bank the exact
amount he would Lave spent il he had
gone with them to drink. He did this
for five years. He then looked at his
bank account, and found that he had
laid up five hundred and twenty one
dollars and eighty-six cents. In FIVE
years he had not lost day because of
sickness. Three out of the five of his
fellow-workmen had, in the meantime,
become drunkards. The water-drinker
then bought out the printing Office; and
in twenty years from the time he began
to put by his money he had laid asiae a
good many thousands of dollars. The
story teaches lesson which every little
boy should lay to heart. Youths Com.
pRnipn.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-05-02
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Pcrs,viC;t Syrup, q Protect
cd GoIs.tio,t of fho P1'Oto.cilc of
Iro!t, 90 SO combined az to EGUo
the character of an OLiment, a9
easily diOcstcd anil dSSinsiLctted
3cith The blood as Tie SimDICst
food. It increases the qItGi,tity
Cf Not0rc'a O,Ca, YitaJi=ii,g
agent, I"oi, ie tke OIood, and
care; ".GfRoNsGi,d iIJ5,D simply
bUTOisitlJ W2), MUig0rdttpg and
VitGti=i!,O the Sy5tcD,.I 1Nc c's-
Tichcd G'sd Uit0Ji=ed blood per-
Tscctcs c0cl'y pert of the body,
TcHOirilsJ damages and aCOStc,
Gc0rchi!,O oft morbid se,;rc-
tio'sS, CiId leavi,,J nothing for
disease to feet a3)0R.J'.s..
THIS i3 the secret Of the sco'3-
o2c,TW GucceSs of tIti3 remedy lie
Curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhcca, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Cliils and Fcvers, | Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating i1s
q bad state of the blood, or &C.
compdnted by debility or u JOsV
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, II, any form, its
cnerDisin0 effects arc not fol-
totOcet bU corresponding reac-
ton. tatt are permanent, irftL-
sing 9trcnOth, UiOOr, and netv
life into all O01fS of the sNsfeul.
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m. N. h. REFER,

PRAcTIcING PHYSICIAN AND suRohos,
Once, BANK street, NEXT door above the PoatomeA.
Lehightop, Pa Once HOurs-Pauysille eaah Day
rom 10 TO Il O'Clock; rsmsindsr of day 81 ottoeia
LehIShtos. heT' - ~
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CeciltOn Items.

Last week was made memorable by it
number Of deaths. Mr. Jos. Clark, whose
disease a few days before seemed to have
changed for the better, died on Tuesday.
A colored man while attempting to cress a
creek near this place on horseback, was
thrown off and drowned, on Sunday, 30th
of August. Hile Veal, colored man
whose sojourn had been a lengthy one,
died of old age on Thursday. His reputa-
ton was that of a trusty servant and a
Christian.
severe drought prevails in this vicinity
The schools opened on Monday, 31st of
August. They are all supplied by the same
teachers except Finger Board" which is
occupied by Miss Way, very competent
teacher.
Peach season will terminate next week,
and those who were fortunate enough to
have crop did we'll.
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$40 additional to these amounts to all
who hold first grade certificate.
On motion, Mr.. F. s. Everist was in.
structed to have the school building at
Port Deposit insured.
On motion, resolved that trustees and
other friends of public schools are most
earnestly requested to aid teachers in their
efforts to attend the Teachers Institute
which meets at Chesapeake City, the End
of each month, believing, as we do, that it
will tend to improve our schools.
On motion adjourned.
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Painful Accident.-On Wednesday, Goth
of August, Mrs. James McKane, of the
Fourth District, with two nieces, drove to
the residence of a relation in Delaware, in
the neighborhood of Dupont's for the pur-
pose of social visit. When they reached
their friends residence, Mrs. NJ. wrapped
the lines round one of the carriage posts,
and was proceeding to alight when the
animal commenced backing, the lines hav-
ing been drawn too tightly around the sup
port, and before they could be loosened,
the vehicle, with the ladies still in it, was
thrown over tho bank which formed the
side of the road into the rocky bed of a
creek, which carried the horse with it.
The animal fell on rock and was almost
Immediately killed. The carriage was liter
ally smashed into splinters, Mrs. McKane
had one of her shoulder blades broken and
was otherwise badly bruised, and one of
the young ladies was also bruised and hurt
considerably by the fall, the other escaping,
fortunately, without injury. The injured
ladies were conveyed to their home as
speedily as possible, and we are happy to
learn that Mrs. McKane, who was the only
one seriously injured, is in a fair way of
recovery, and considered out of danger.
The horse was young and considered, by
its owner, Mr.. McKane, worth 1925.
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sB- IF you want any kind of Implements
of the most approved kinds at Grange
prices, don't fail to see MICHENER & Co.,
at Colora, and ask to see the Malta Plow
and Van Wickle Grain Fan. [76
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Our 81 and s. Heavy Boots, for Mems
wear, are very cheap, and are selling rapid
ly. MCCRERY e. BOULDER.
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Ladies', Misses and Children's Lace and
Button Shoes, in great variety, at zero
prices and warranted to fit and wear well,
at MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
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Stop Opposite the Post Office at MRS.
HALLS. There you will find them all fitted
up for the Oyster season. Ice Cream and
Cake still on hand. All kinds of fine
Candy. Ladies and Gents coming in to
the Tournament will know where to stop.
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Try the Real Whale Bone Corsets for SO
cents, at the NEW YORK BRANCH STORE
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New Style Nobby Hats, Black and Lon
don Smoke-latest thing out-for sale by
MCCRERY Il BoULDEN.
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SCHOOLS common OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Moke Silk, lad of some eight years old,
and son of Thomas Silk, of this place,
came near being drowned on Tuesday last.
In attempting to push off boat at the
wharf it slid quickly out, throwing him
beneath the boat and in the channel where
he would have drowned quickly had it not
been for Mr.. Remmey, who was near by,
jumped in and rescued him.
A large calf killed by Mr.. Bddle, one of
our town butchers, weighed when dressed
148 pounds. 1t was some six weeks old
and was raised on the farm of George W.
Barnes, Carpenters Point. Who can beat
ito
Excessive drouth in this vicinity prevails
Corn has not filled well on the same &C
count, and all vegetables are suffering very
much from the dry weather.
The o. U. A. n. have an excursion to
Havre de Grace, on this Saturday after
noon, on the steamer Mccall. They expect
to meet other lodges of the Order in Havre,
and then have a parade and good time
generally.
Schools commenced on 1st instant. The
classical seminary, Miss R. McCracken,
Principal. Public School, John w. Falls,
Principal. There were 1902 in attendance.
Capt. Poplar's scow has loaded at the
wharf Of Davis, Pugh & Co., with oats for
Baltimore.
Hay, $12@16 per ton; wheat, $1.10@
1.1S per bushel; corn, 80 cents per bushel;
oats, 1880 per bushel; coal, $3.50 per ton;
straw, s. per ton; white potatoes, rs cents
per bushel; sweet potatoes, $1.25 per bush.
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Table Linens, Napkins, Doylies, Sheet.
ings of all widths, Heavy brown and
bleached Muslin, all lower in price, at
MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
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tYrT The Burdick National Hay, Straw
and Fodder Cutter has proven to be the
best in use and MICHENER & Co., have
them. [76