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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-23

CHOCOLATE caromels, cough caromels,
cOcoanut, taffy and butterseoich, fresh
everyday, At Floyd's, 236 Main street.
81
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Cokel Cokel! Coke!i!

Now is the time to buy coke, before
the bad weather sets in and the price ad'
vanees, as it will later in the season.
For sale by all the coal dealers and the
Gas company. 6O
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APPOINTMENTS OF
J. NJ. Galloway, Democratic AID Con-
sentative Candidate for Flo
terial Representative.

City Of Memphis, First Ward-eorner Of
jackson and Main sts.. Saturday, Oct. 2ith.
Bartlett, Monday. October 18th.
Colliefville, Tuesday. October 9th.
LaGrange. Wednesday. October 2Sth.
Moscow, Thursday. October 10Th.
Somerviile. Friday. October 30th.
Memphis. Beal Street Market-house, Sat-
urday, October 3lat.
NV competitor Radical or Independent. Is
requested 20 meet me at these appointments
and discuss the questions now before the peO-
DIE. 1853 u. IA. GALLOWAY.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
WARD MEETINGS
d T. Ill q G. r. A T S
AND
MS Rv ATIvE S
RALLY
APPOINTMENTS FOR
Democratic and Conservative
SPEAKERS,
At All of Which the Nominees will
Attend, and also Address
the People.

WEDNESDAY. Ostober 2l Night = Tenth
Ward, at Mississippi and Tennessee Depot=-
B, NJ; ESTES. Esq Col. ED. BURKE
PICKETT. Col. r. F. LU0NEY.
THURSDAY, October -Nizht-Joint dis
cussion at Greenlaw Opera House between
Col II. c. YOUNG and Judge BARBOUR
LEWIS.
Criminal COurt-room-Gener LUKE r..
WRIGHT, Captain Il. 20. LOWE, Hon. j. j 4.
DUBOSEi Col. W. W. MCDOWELL.
SATURDAY. October -Night-First Ward.
corner Main and Jackson streets-Hon. w &.
W. GUY, Col. GEORGE CAN'T, Col. W.
L. DUFF, Hon. g. P. NJ. TURNER.
MONDAY, October 2S-Night-Ninth Ward,
corner Greenlaw and Fifth streets Hon. A.
4. LACEY, Hon HOSEA TOWNSEND,
Major GEORGE W. WINCHESTER, Capt.
&c. MoCABE.
TUESDAY, October 27-Night-Eighth Ward,
AVERY, Gen. JAS. X. CHALMERS, Judge
ELLEIr, Col. A. j. KELLAR.
WEDNESDAY. October % = Night : Sixth
Ward, Main street, near Beal-Col. +. ID.
STOCKTON. J. A. TAYLOR. ESD. JOHN
d. ADAMS, ESQ.
THURSDAY. October 20 = Night - Fourth
Ward, Second Chancery Courtroom Col.
I. II. LOCKWOOD, Col. REESE 3. Ed
M0NDSQN, Col. R. P. DUNCAN. }. NJ.
PETTIGREW. Esq.
FRIDAY. October 9O-Joint discussion at
Greenlaw 0pera house between Judge JAS.
D. PORTER and Hon. HORACE NAY
NARD.
SATURDAY, October 81 - For Fifth and
Seventh Wards, Beal street Market-house-
Col. JOSIAH PATTERSON, Captain X. g.
WILLIAMSON, Hon. O.. P. NJ. TURNER.
By order Of Executive Board.
NJ. J. WALDRON, Chairman.
E. WoRsHGN. Secretary. A 50
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Ms. Jo LOCK- has taken charge of the city
articulation of the LKDeKR. The public can
rely upep him fer its prompt and regular do
livery
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RATTLE NOTICE.
The Rattle for the

The Raffie for the
LEUBRIE SOLITAIRE
Is postponed till TOMORROW NIGHT.
win take place at the Peabody Hotel at
O'Clock P. N. Be on hand.
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FRESH oysters and lake Ssh received
daily a S. Clements 20 Beal street
H
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RATIFICATION OF
In II ANA AO-N u
the INDEPENDENT TICKET
TONIC Il T!
AT THE
Exchange Building.
SPEAKERS.

w. NJ. Randolph. Judge II. g. Smith Judge
A. Wright, NJ. T. Williamson, Duncan Mehae
and the Candidates.
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Received daily by express at
VIcToR D. FUCHS, Al Jefferson st.
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DIED.

WANT-At Mason, Tenn, en- the 22d inst; e.
Mrs. MARY l.. WANT, beloved wife OF u. H..
Want, in her twenty-ffth year.
Her remains will arrive here Saturday, oath
inst, by the Memphis and Louisville railroad
at 9 o'clock A. N. Friends and acquaintances
are invited to attend her funeral at Elmwood
at 10 o 'clock A. NJ, oath inst.
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OYSTERS, she'll, stew. fry or any
style, at Raggi0's, 10 Jefferson 81.
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PUBLICATION.
PU5LICATIoh.
AppletOn's CyclOp@ ia, Revised
The Standard work or the age.
A LIBRARY IN ITSELF.
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS 1T.

A n ENTERPRISE FOR AMERICANS TO
"A be proud Of No rehash of other Cycle
pedias or dictionaries. but wholly an AIneri-
car. production by the ablest writers, far ex-
got up. Brought fully up to the present time
in every branch, il contains the fullest and
latest information on all subjects pertaining
70 Cyclop@dia, and is, in every respect, re-
liable. No man who wishes to keep pace with
the times can afford to be without IT,
Mr. II. Mallam's engagements for this work
and his books, have been turned over To The
undersigned and will be filed accordineIv ''iN
J. II. FRELIGH 4 CO..
ROOM Z, Planters Insurance Building. No. Al
nl44lson stIeet: 2i-49
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FOR SALE.
GOOD CHANCE
To Commence Business.

CTORE FIXTURES AND WELL 81
- lected Stock Of ClofhinF and furnshing
Goods. located a. No. zi9 Main street: ior sale
on LONG time for goCd paper froprel9f nai
posing II one. For p1rticulars applY o.
s5-D I. KAUFMAN, l82 Main street.
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rne ReGorul press.

A female physician writes to the Des
Moines, Iowa, Register as follows:
There seems TO be quite an interest at
present is the dress reform" question,
end want "a word il" For nine years
past hays worn what call an under
suit, which now PFslsg % "chemilOon.
My husband, a very Intelligent aud
thoughtful physician, was always sug-
gesting some good idea in dress. i'm
proved on the FIRST idea in several ways
antil nov ] think it is as nearly perfect
as ii can well be. As to the idea Of it
dishguring q pretty woman, tHat "a
nonsense. II there is aly perfect con-
tour about woman, the undersuit
shows it to herself, at least, il she has 10
husband, and it is not supposable that
even pretty women show all their
toilet 10 every curious eye. have per
suAded many ladiez 70 wear the under.
suit as it does away with garters--and Z
insist upon my patients laying of their
garters. / am never afraid 10 run, climb a
fence or have a rough and tumble" frolic
with somebody's little folks. There is no
danger that the loss Of button viii pre-
eipitate 6 suggestive white muslin parcel
into uRwelcome view. never have 10
step into store and whisper with Grim
son cheeks 10 agaping clerk that ! must
Tx my clothes and hide behind pile
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people who whine.

There is class of persons in the
world, by no means small. whose promi
nent peculiarity is whining. They whine
because they are poor, or iirich, because
they have no health to enjoy their riches;
they whine because they have no luck,
and others prosperity exceeds theirs;
they whine because they have aches and
pains, and they have aches and pains be-
cause they whine; and they whine, no
one can tell why. Now, a word to these
whining persons: First, stop whining
is of no use complaining, fretting, fault
finding and whining. Why, you are the
most deluded set of creatures that ever
lived. Do you know that it is a well.set-
tied principle of physiology and common
sense that these habits are more exhaust
ing to nervous vitality than almost any
other violation Of physiological law
And do you know that life is pretty much
as you makeit? You can make it bright
and suashiny, or you can make it dark
and shadowy. Then stop whining ard
fretiing, and go on your way rejoiepg,
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TTC CAT TEN PAGES. {"
A Fatal Duel Near Grand Bay. Mts-
sissippi-A. II. Tardy Killed by
Col. Is ID. Lay, al m ObiIe--A News.
paper Article the Cause.

A Fatal Duel Near Grand bay. Mts-
stsSippi-A. III. Tardy Killed by
col. Is ID. Lay, al MObiIe--A News.
paper Article the Cause.
MOBILE, ALA, Dec. 23.-There was a
hostile meeting between two well-known
gentlemen of this city yesterday noon, II
little way from Grand Bay, but in the
State of Mississippi. The gentlemen
were MIRA. Ii. Tardy, the insurance
agent, and DIR. Benjamin d. Lay, the
actuary Of the Granger Life and Health
Insurance Company. The origin, as
we understand, arose from a letter
from this city to n prominent North
ern insurance journal, over the
signature of TX. Y. H." making
some comments upon the new com
pany with which DIR. Lay is con-
nected. On Monday Or. Day met Mr..
Tardy, and asked him if he was
the author of u communication signed
tx. Y. H. in the Spectator. Mr.. Tardy
said he was, whereupon DIR. Lay slapped
his face A few words passed between
them, and then Mr.. Tardy sent to DIR.
Lay a written message, demanding satis-
faction for the insult, and referring to
Colonel James Williams as authorized
to make any necessary arrangements.
The message was answered, granting
any satisfaction demanded, and referring
to Captain p. M. Murphy as authorized,
on the part of DR.. Lay, to arrange mat
ters; the result was the choice of duel
ling pistols, the meeting to be out of the
State, the distance ten PAGES and the
time Wednesday noon. Mr.. Tar0y and
his friends left on Tuesday night, and
repaired to Grand Bay, and DR.. Lay and
his friends left on Wednesday morning
for the same place.
The parties met, as by agreement, and
took carriages and drove until they were
over the line and in Mississippi. As it
was agreed upon for noon as tho time,
there was no choice as to position. The
distance was measured off, the antago-
nists placed, and the dread question
asked, Gentlemen, are you ready2 fire.
one, two, three" At the word zone"
sharp report was heard. Tardy's pistol
fell from his hand, he clasped his breast
convulsively, and fell--a corpse. Dr.
Law returned to the city Immediately,
and was met on Government street by
gentleman who, not knowing the duel
had taken place, jokingly asked the Doc
tor whom he was going to shoot? Burst
ing into tears, he exclaimed, My God!
don't ask me anything about 1t.
The street was Immediately alive with
rumors--some of them extravagant. As
the meeting was anticipated, DR.. Lay,
about half-past seven, gave himself up to
the sheriff and was placed in Jail. The
body of Colonel Tardy came in on the
New Orleans train that arrived at 1880
o'clock. MAI i
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UsefnInesn of DIamonds.


Many persons suppose that diamonds
are only used as jewelry-for rings and
other articles of personal adornment;
and that they are really of no essential
value whatever in the practical arts.
Thus, for cutting the glass of our win
dows into proper sizes, no other
substance can equal it, and it is exclu-
sively used for this purpose. A natural
edge or point, as it is called, is used for
this work, and thousands of such are an
nually required in our glass factories.
Diamond-points are also required for
engraving on comedians, amethysts and
other htilliants, and for the fine cuttings
on cameCs aud seals Being very hard,
The diamond is also used in chronome-
tsrs foF the steps of pivots; and as 1t
possesses h.gh resractive power and little
longitudinal alteration, it has been sue
cessfully employed for the email, deep
lenses OF single microscopes. Ehs nag
nifying power of the diamond, In pro
gostion TO that Of the plate.glass, ground
TO a siEilar form, is as eight to three:
For drawing m,nlte lines on hard steel
and glass, TO make aierometers, there e
no SUBSTITUTE lOt Nut uieAeAultAt- llulut-
The rough diamond is called bort, aud
The points used for glass cutting are
Fragments OF the borts. Great care and
skill are necessary in selecting the
cutting points, because the diamond
that cuts the glass n0st success
fully has the cutting edges y
tse crystal placed at right angles to each
other aud passing through a point OF
;atarsectien made by crossing the edges.
A polishnd diamond, however perfect
msy be IFS edges, when pressed upon the
surface Of glass, spiiaters il with the
slightest Of pressure; but VITA the natu-
raj diamond the most accurate lines are
produced on glass, and their surfaces are
80 finely FURNISHED that it ruled close
iogether they compose light and afford
the most beautiful prismatic etfeet-all
the colors Of the rainbow fash from them
as from the silvery interior Of pearl
oyster she'll. Diamonds are also EN-
ployed as drill points to periorate rubies
and draw holes in draw-plates for fne
wire. and also for drilling IN hard steel
some inouiries have been made recently
ia regard 30 nsing them as a substitat,
] Tor steel picks jn dressing mhl-sienes
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ELECTION.
81 ELECTION
--~->-~~7-~-~~~~~-~--~~-~
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
On THURSDAY. January 4, rs

On THURSDAY, January 2, rs
TT BEING THE FIRST THURSDAY II
/ January. will open and hold an election
at all the warts in the city Of Memphis for tw,
Councilmen and one School Visitor in eaci
end, Third, Sixth, Seventh and Tenth wards
The following judges, Clerks and Deput
Sherihs have been appointed:
First ward-Northwes corner Main anc
Judges Andrew Renkert. James Powers
Peter Mitchell.
Cerks-.lohn Duffy. Millard.
Deputy Sheriff
Second ward Old engine-house, Poplar
street.
Judges-John Donovan. S Francioli, Johr
X Speed.
0lerks-R Hutchinson, W Il GoOdIett.
Deputy Sheriff
Third ward- Second street, opp. Court
Square.
CIerks--FT T Prewitt. Frank Blessing.
Deputy Sheriff srr
Fourth ward-Under Greenlaw Opera
House. .talaNN
Judges Richard 0'Brien, Chas Meyers, W
Bruce.
Clerks-R Meister, H D Sullivan.
Deputy Sheriff b
With Ward-No. IS fernando street.
Judges-A M Stoddard, p McNulty. Wy
CieTEs1r F Meath. N D Smith.
Deputy Sheriff
Sixth ward-5lS Main street. corner of
Vance.
Judges-w L Marsh. Jos Mulcahy. W 7
kenneday.
Clerks-Dr ] Quimby, I Plummer.
Deputy Sheriff.
seventh Ward North side Beal, oppo-
site Orleans street.
Judges--J Busby, Jos Chambers. Brutus
Alexander.
CleIks-H Harrington. A McLendon.
Deputy Sheriff.
Eighth ward-l72 Poplar street, oppo-
site Market house.
Judgss-S NJ Jobe, VIM Harrington. F II
Finnie.
Cierks-P D Boyle. MeDavit.
Deputy Sheriff :
Ninth ward Corner Fifth and Greenlaw
Judges-John Larkin. W F Gilman. Robert
Butcher.
Clerks-chris Riley. W B Glisson.
Deputy Sheriff
Tenth WRrd-Msin street, near Carolina:
yudges-A W Taylor, NJ Fitzgerald, Chas
White.
Gls:ks-John Patterson. Thomas Curley.
C.L. ANDERSON nsr
l02-lIl Sheriff Of Sneiby County.
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~ lIU- wv w W.
conduct an Agency for the reception Of adver-
tisements for American Newspapers most
complete establishment of the kind in the
world. Six thousand Newspapers are kept
regularly on file, opsn to inspection by custo-
ners. Every Adyor,zsemeat is taken at
the home price of the paper, without any ad-
ditional charge or commission. An adver
tiser, in dealing with the Agency. is saved
trouble and correspondence. making one con-
tract instead Of dozen, hundred or n thou
sand A Book of eighty pages. containing
lists OF best papers, largest circulations, reli-
giOus, agricultural, class. political, daily and
country papers, and all publications which
are specially valuable TO advertisers. with
some information about prices, is sent FREE
to any address on application. Persons at a
distance wishing to make contracts for adYer-
tising in any town, city, county, State or Ter
ritory Of the Unitsl States, or any portion Of
the Dominion of Canada. may send a concise
statement Of what they want, together with a
copy of the Advertisement they desire in
serted. and will receive iniormation by return
mail which will enable them to decide whether
70 increase or reduce the order. For such in
formation there is no charge. Orders are
taken for single paper as well as list; for a
single dollar as readily as for a larger sum.
Offices lIimes Building),
Al PAnK Row, N. Y.
9S-l2l6w43-45
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
SonENcK,s MANDRAKE pILLs

SoHENcK' S MANDRAKE PILLS
WI, oe found to possess those qualities neces-
sary to the total eradication of all bilious at
tacks, prompt to start the secretions of the
liver. and give healthy tone to the entire
system. Indeed. it is no ordinary discovery
in medical science TO have invented a remedy
for these stubborn complaints, which develop
all the results produced By heretofore free
use of calomel, mineral justly dreaded by
mankind, and acknowledged to be destruc-
tive in the extreme to the human system.
That the properties of certain vegetables
comprise all the virtues of calomel without its
inj urious tendencies, is now an admitted fact,
rendered indisputable by scientific researches;
and those who use the Mandrake Pills will be
fully satisfied that the best medicines are
those provided by nature in the common herbs
and roots of the fields.
These pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious arrangements without salvation or
any of the injurious effects of calomel or
other poisons. The secretion Of bile IS pro-
NOTED by these pills. as will be seen by the
altered color Of the stools, and disappearing
of the sallow complexion and cleansing of the
tongue. asfsfr.
Ample directions for use accompany each
box of pills.
Prepared only by j. II. Schenck & Son. at
their principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
streets. Philadelphia, and for sale by all drug.
gists and dealers. Price 25c per box. cod
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EVENING, DECEMBER 80. 1874.

of dry goods, while the clerk looks so in
nocent at the next customer. l wish
there was some medium by which could
reach every woman vino cares for good
health and let her have my patterns.
One more idea allow me to suggest on
the health question | have experienced
considerably and watched closely the re.
suits. In bathing. warm sponge bath
with plenty of castle soap, applied one
limb at a time, tten rinsed off with cool
water, wiped witt soft towel, brushed
with fine, soft crush, gives the besttex.
ture of skin. Ladies who admire las we
all do velvety surface of body, fine in
color and magnetic to high degree, will
do well to follow this formula of bath. A
coarse towel or stiff brush will not bear
comparison in result.
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We apprehend that they are altogether
too expensive for this purpose at present;
but il some of our inventors would make
the discovery Of manufacturing diamonds
as cheaply as we make charcoal, which
is OF the same composition, we might
recommend them to our millers. The
coke obtained from the interior Of gas
retorts, in many cases, is fonnd so hard
that it will cut glass, but as its point en-
dures but for a short period, it cannot be
made available as profitable substitute
for the natural diamond for such pur-
pose in the arts 4ft
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New Advertisements.
5OOPTANOS & ORGANS

CUO = IAN O0 % O6LOANo .
New, and secondhand, Of 6rst-class makers.
will be sold at lower prices for cash. or on in
stallments. or for rent, in city or country,
during these hard times and the holidays. by
HORACE WATERS * son, 4Sl Broadway.
than ever before offered in New York. Agents
wanted to sell Waters New Scale Pianos.
and Concerto Organs. Illustrated catalogues
mailed. Great inducements to the trade.
A largo discount to teachers, ministers.
churches. lodges. schools. etc. ~ l-l
862G00 psr day at home. Terms fres.
QOTOc ~, Address GEo. ST1NsoN * Co.,
Portland, Me.
oYY A WEEK guaranteed TO Male and Fe-
d ! male Agents in their locality. Costs
NOTHING 70 try IL. Particulars free. p. o.
YICKERY * CO.. Augusta, Ne.
TEhc-The choicest in the world. I'm
hE AO pOrters' prices-Largest company in
America-staple article-peases everybody
Trade continually ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wanted
everywhere best inducements don't waste
time-send for circular to ROBERT WELLS,
4S Vesey ST., N. Y. p. o. Box 1881.
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Insures at Board rates. Private dwellings
especially desired policies issued for three
years for two anRual premiums. At
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Directors:

JAMES D. PORTER. JR.. Gov. of Tennessee.
LOUIS HANAUER. of SchoolGeld, Hanauer
& Co.
+. NJ. WHITE, of +. NJ. White i Co.
NJ. G. PEARCE. of Pearce. Suggs * Co.
IL. URQUHART, of e. Urquhart q Co.
7. B. HAYNES. of T. B. Haynes X Co.
HENRY WETTER, Of H. Wetter & Co.
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ANOTHER
OPP OR TU NIT

TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS. WITH POS
sIBLE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS. is OF
FERED BY THE POSTP0NEMENT OF
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY. TO THE 9TH OF
FEBRUARY NEXT. OF THEIR FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT AND DRAWING. THE
MANAGEMENT. ARE PLEDGED TO THE
RETURN OF THE MONEY IF THE DRAW
ING SHOULD NOT COME OFF AT THE
OAY NOW AppOTNTED
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FOREIGN.

LoxDoS, October I3.-The Post says
the Spanish Minister at Berlin has pre-
scented to the German government a
copy Of SPANS note to France.
Special reports say the Carlists en-.
tered Fontarsbara under cover Of a fog
yesterday, but were expelled after they
had burned part Of the town. simuI-
taneous attacks were made on Ireen aud
San Martial The Carlists also cap
tured a part Of Beto6ia, but we're finally
driven out.
The Times says that Won ARMS son
has written a letter denying that his
father had any hand in the publication
Of the ultra-Monte pamphlet entitled
Revelation from Above"
BERLIS, October l3.-The trial Of
Kullmau. for attempted assassination o.
Bismarck, is set down for the 18th inst
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view ON the Rhine.

A writer "Along the Rhine" says:
From tbyme.covered ridge OF turf,
laden with scents, swarming with bees
ARID with rocky teeth cropping out OF II
everywhere, you command the straight
tretch of the Rhine that flows past Caub
and its slate quarries to that most pet
uresque watch town OF the Pfalz, with
its innumerable pinnscles and barsizans;;
Proceeding EDWARDS you follow natural
esplanade, bordering the cultivated
country, from which you look sheer
down upon the river, letting your eye
travel at leisure up and down its course,
among its villages and castles, and away
to the green forests and brown hills OF
Nassau. There is no being hurried
faster than you please to go BY the re-
morseless and restless power OF steam.
You sit down as you like and where you
like, and look as long as you like. The
lights are perpetually changing, as some
ieecy clouds 90 drifting across the sun,
throwing their shadows on the golden
fields, or leaving nook of river in pro-
found gloom, while the rocky headlands
on either hand are standing out in un-
natural brilEancy. When you have had
enough oft you dip down through anoth.
err valley Of vineyards, meadows and
walnut clumps, and descend upon
0berwesel."
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How much in the traffic of life is fore
ed upon the attention and consumption
Of the people under afalse guise. The
fluids we drink and the sauces with which
we season our food are we'll looked after
by the counterfeiters, and especially is
this the case With the wellknown Lea &
Perrins's Worcestershire Sauce. Held in
high esteem ia both hemispheres for its
heslthfnlness, piquancy, and delicious
favor for meats, fish, game. soups,
grayies, ETC., its well-merited popularity
has induced various counterfeiters
which the public will De pleased to learn
have been recently suppressed by judic-
ial injunction in the Supreme Court Of
the State OF New York and most of the
other States. The genuine can be dis.
tinguished upon careful examination
of the label and stopper, and is for sale
by respectable dealers throughout the
world.