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, 1875-02-19

to ec;st,n' i,asee; interior @ to ehoc. roll iasa;e.
- ctsEpsE-nsmslna nrn. a falr ,,rmsnd, /, atm re.
ror.e aud ..ocl. # nne eools 40 ht.sa worked
darn .e pretty tn,li dn,tns,ons Vao,a'iHs rsman
4 IT, l.s - d. tss sf"s l. ssos. 'a factory '''
tos; esuns sS
l'l's.S'.ra. Ms ~ sasa 10 t!na ye5. t1ao: 'n''ans
ssst etfH f5 ;H%.: '!nS's: s III nj o.ry Fork p,r..
t,.lo ati tierts.. slxe,;so: nonr barrels. s .s,s
sasS.s ISL .s,sS 's'f ~ Scs. 81 stxss s.sss .Ss:
s;ohsSo; Il circle Hour hsao'"s' ''8 p0"'
saiESsa nnEssrn '1,oos--wer.tn in .c,c ,era,nd aud r
a, weincsiay'. ansiis ir,rss for hr,,y. nd lia!.
vcro sna,ic higher. Ths r.rets w,1e lsrssr, La.
@ ~ris tlsen iis.sy w-shts ,oid q l1i09 s:ss eo;
erillS at 3s 10 ALL anI Ehs ~. ene ~ 9;
rs s. . ass* sst, .'' S'' Ttf' reported '' ''s'
-,E = sesd E?2t '9a g. III II
asnsna tor n;h sonna's VT nn'nser,rt.
NJ snA s,xas! s.Ss4 %s,,sn,s sss,
hestn4 and A. ,ow e;g IT, S fG Tsie!h
~ ss'& g. ,,x1 s'1,s5e9; S,,ss,ts psm No.
erA ss: ~: ~ ;|; ,n..Hs;c So .beI s1sj
ss; ~ shore ki!. "; ~ S'nf eD1a''h: ,'h.
H. sn oepIsGa ess ,os5S sSsas 70 tr
'6ra4or herring fSqna. n, IT., t. comi
iSc 'ss ..a'on. ~ :?s s:ta tisas das
aud ~ sr esc ,bow, son,s s.h.
nsR is !. lin ssfy .r @ btna assye
and tce, re1o:in without y,oent H. ha;taaon. .s ia1 W
anoto: EonElox-ntes; ssy nx' ar n,s. iaE ia =
ffan fs a'sais g. si''e.: vs.ne. IL.
iAS3Se z!s etr4nt s4sit;s ts1n s%n:s t
@ sas:n axs sopSsto apps: Ssc peene. hayes
9Sio:: 1 DO saired. ss;:c: 10 PARED 2oaa4c; biaek
, 1875-02-19

$IS3{R&.60 t&t1n A.23!41.12 Iof Guoate}f 1ou VAN
spt1na aupesAut. st $JG1H; md $50 hrla buckwhczs
partly at 500. Totl, 223o bis Tho market sl, o. -
follows; Choice Winter extras, $j21Gs.,6; COM
mon to good do, $i.25@5.03: chotro strtu9 extras,
3L3aS4.su; fair do, shipping grades, ss.Ss@i.oo; /;
patent spring. ts.oe3poo; rpsfng Auf~r0nes, $aoofa
ais; sys flour. 33.le8s.oo; huckwleat do. Sa.so8
500.
DaAx-was Iess active aud shade arsnrr, no. being
In such Iarae surpy. Sales reported Of 20 tons
II slp.sD on track, aud so % FREQ board carH.
coas-MEA1.-Wa4 quoted At $3.4Qa3,eo per b:f for
Eood, aad $a4.oo9al.6o pet ton for coarhc.
M1npI1so.-s4les xers 10 tona 1t s2o.9s fres on
board cars. .
wHEAr-wa. In betrr demand, and fully No
higher. with = very steadJ ttollug taru1gnout. Tue
ayets from New York quued greater iiFs,ness there
aud Liverpool was uncnanqaa h4rtug stopped n tas
thlnk lhAt m upward turn IN Europa y psouablo.
Heuco better demand from tho ahort interest, uho
p1a1,Sy ps T. ss. u a fe. thst s from
fea York for the weak ending with Ne4nesday even.
Ing 9n ~ ns
In tho supply. oldtss here we're !e1 m 1ous 20 sa
and thers wos sery lstls sash ~ vi At oasea whne
nut 10 low pr1eea to bad roads In tho country
t. s :a elotea e i sa s:s1 Msreh soa \ Ska
siYe ecanE u thc oat.1c sseE the month so'a ~, =,
rs seeP Z ssSt n13 c.s .s.s
6 4 .sss 1 !; s%, IL ~ &C., e 4 sSIs C.
lissiso1A wntAE.was u RI ,nsna eaa at,n.
a.'e. teaotted OF 400 ha No. aass sae. No Was
COikN-Was moro active and hr1ntt, cash lots being
no higher. Wills tho summer optlous wee to higher,
lu,s past. Li1erpoo! was unchanged, but New York
showed IN awakening. nou oe,ng quoted zctava ther,
h. tss IL. .y VIII
eoa,Inas .tnan for .os Eseka T. some 'naa:.s ss
ON II
, 1875-02-19
5000 ca sellcr April Al Axe; a;a lea seller My ii

9i.;aaaoS lis ,tonr and eur,.moai ,'1ch.nged.
dth1lx-wheat nEm. rccctr.s. 4n"Jo bm: No:
s5S. :ssss; ;!1is os sY n H. 81 &1sis so III is g.!
S'ant:ots ,u1lnx sl9l@i,J x,ntsr Fts q T:.t,!
uMals weaisrn, st.totai.ta stlt aus. ana u.
sn,1rti We,eru. s'taslxe OILS nrm rete,nta, oood
bu; ni,e.l Western, cs,'aG;lc: w!!ta do. 7o,a'.c.
ilurG-Dnll.
tlncEEn.ra-CofTee lnll auf nominal. Sugar dill |
a'' ao ees fs 49,
qu'et. GoQss,lHc; foreign dull. hico dull aud un-
pITnoLEsx--Duil and lower; refined, lid; crude, |
Etas-l1eavy; we.iern. 4t7Asc.
IKoFfsDMs-Iork easier; }ol' lots, $t015
?a's %1s S ~. T.. .!sss ;s pss:ssa log:
aaisi. & nry.t.!:oa siouide'., 7i;s 'ai !'ss ...iy
primo stcan,, l3,iG5l1 l5-lcc.
DurrEh -Dn :h.utai.
CnxEsR- Unchanged.
Mit1akf-ia le,i tet3iy hsnef At Il .03.
:s:Ss$ s.asisoss 4 :!!s
c,rcrsaA7t, o., Fsp. la--FLouR-nuu and uonl.
oss's.waea! s,saay no ,eras demand; red. 81,
s1 asnsna ssssi % 1sss, iii :aa % an:AsSssi %
nuETtn ANo cHEsst-Qniet md unchanged.
Pnov1soxs-Fork anies And uuch"nged: 100.
1as u a. he'af,s e. r: z sis i5.
psss 1sa ..eay ss ?'sss aes:.s @
Wnlax1-1u good dstnsua at full rrl.es s1.oo:
goo san5es7os; no choice Offering; bulk Of saaes at
iscErrrs Flour, / 900 trls: wheat, $40 bu.
, 1875-02-19

Tia visible supply Of wheat te l'' q .,nnsr s,
Kin dim, Germany, French. and nnssan outpo.tA
ras ntoui S 700 too bu sgalnss 7s,ooooo ho January
1875. al,
Tne wheat cror in ths United States IL 1874 u e.tt-
ass It sol ood. v bn og.n.t ~ go goo W ~ ls.9'
Tne wheat crnps IT tho United Kingdom osrmtny.
France, Iaiy, Auatrta, Hungary and the Tussi,h
PROVINCES az III aYtres. and ftnssa IN hit iitte
short of an average whe Australia wiI! have $500,
III anrplus Of What fer export. All thtse European
countries ID chcent wheat barre.t Id 1875 kn thu
tinited kingdom imported loo co., 900 bu and Franco
40, oO0,cC0 hu Of wheat.
Tba tinted Kingdom Is the rr1ncitaa h',yer Of o,ir
whast e,,sjlus and Sontheaptcfu Europe hnl Chairman
Baltic Forts and r4nce Our competitors In kngAah
markets.
The Indications hEe Inst With orr lsrHe snrru,
wheat crop anI generally full average w!eat cTol1
throughout Europe, that uncss during the hess four
months these sha h ta harvest pruartcta. OF Hon'
general var in Europe that larcs pr - faF wa II wv
thsn 1t any tins IN the laat twenty yraH hu. unfA-
yorais harvest rtusleeas or xehoral Euro ear WY
tof which lscs there II 10 pruapotl Wof!u nave tnsls
legitimate influence on values.
, 1875-02-19

NEW YORK ORY.OoOOa MARKET.
New YoAx, Feb. la-Dusineas continues moderate.
With tho paskags housos aud JobbIng branches quiet.
Cation Roods stsady 1t cuzgunt prcea and the supply
Ut lelt!ing .aAkta remain light account Of short
production at ths !ls, rr!uts. percates, and shi.
lngs in modoratc drmAud. 0ughAras cloaely sold up
snd nrm. Cotton hosiery sctivs. with IN upward
tendency. Woolsu goods quiet bus arm. Foreign
goods attn lack animation.
, 1875-02-19
TELEGRAPH MARKET REPORTS.


L1yEnroo1, Feb. 13-i:3o .. .n.-Lar1, G2s PET cwt.
Fork, 77s per brl for meas. utcou, 46, por cwt
for oug cloax rlles and 49a d fer short clear mid
dies.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l8-1:9o p. tu.-pork, IL. Lard,
Ga RI. Rsst unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Fsb. 1850 p. m--Drpadstura hcary.
All unchanged.
LONDON. Fab 1s.-ThO y INK Of England rate Of dis
count mah azed to-day Al S)s Pr cent ..-
Tho amount OF bullion IN thu Bank o! England In
creased cllo 900 during the paa week. The rropor-
ton Of the Dlnks to a Albillty, which last
week v,s 41.t per cent. L. now IL: per ccnL
Tia amount Of bullion withdrawn frum the Dank
Of England Oh balance to-day Ia Giu3.ooo.
pAnIs, Fob. l9.-Tho nf1ourt Of apo:ie In the Bank
Of France increased ls,72S0jo francs during the paa
week,
LYNDON, Fab 1s.-Rase OF diacount in nr~n market
for three mouhs Bills ZIG cent, VII act IA lin
below thu D4nk of EnGIand rats. Cor. lG-M ,ay.
02k@o2's; V7s, lo7N; 'a5s. 197A; 11-.u-, lo2x !;
uew 50. 1o3; New York Ccntra. VI; Eric, ~; 10
ferrcl, a. Talow, o9s Bda ~ I'd. Hotuol petroleum,
lol 8lslos 9d. Lnseed oil. u, 9l9l}s.
PARIS, Feb. 1a-1sntes, 6tf 71Ho.
FRANKFORT, Feb 1s.-6l,, ~.
LIVERPOOL, Ecb. lA-1re4latut!a dull !; lnass pork,
It's; lard. GA; tAeou-loug clear rn!Idss, <cs;
abort cut mid llea, ~ Cd; Shoulders, s3s u bans,
long clear, 62s,
AxrvsRr, Fob. 1S.-Petu!suu,. 29Kf.
, 1875-02-19

METALS AND TIMERS sToGK-R main auiee
EsS"e 1 a. s,' 1ssas ss itsa e. ia ''1
!. -; So. : i: I..e-hs, ~: i =; sj1sSs #;
~ CO per, sse. susEr Nso-rall casts. ioae; le :
qu .ntty. liz; illus, sle - KEEr IaosGSo; y: e9
s4ined. l9c; Ame1ican na.s!. 4. 1ss; ?. l3c, %tas
Nos 10 0. PC: TO ., l0c: 10 70 H. llo: ~ 11hn:
.a i, M ssaa. Il Is: S L T. 'ss eli T. ssaat iss;
aSILs@Ssts dull :. $50 rates, with discount
quotations to l.{al!SS fos l15 .e,! ana to 1,lshe
M tso M bssinnlne of tds wesk. and wess drm; Carbon
{standa5d xhtte}, lls acg test 1s9l:kc; 1o 1!ino!s
s s s 81; Il 81; ..a4 'sssSi sss ;r q o hssaa II
as e. 5;;,,ti. !; M ssssoo rssI! HUH: :!s, III asSs
pumhaso oi'. doa7Ss safpentine, 4i'Ssoa; n,ntha,
x5sTsn95t i1aSs ~ ssney <
" 9s:i qaos @ fsssSIies: %s:tssa
POULTRY WIS IN tair f,au..f aud steady: rur.
sEEDs-.Wste aa!!. TlnShy - ID ~ .upny,
% h:ns,ssa :pe ss & sss osss' ss ssa. ss !.
4!let sold At aasos; F41 WA q"o!ed q *looesa CO.
for r TO aooi sta.hna. aud seed fuitabe Tor sowing
I
| HALr-Contin,es In mndcrn'e request and r.aad'y,
OnnntiAga and saginaw tine, $t85; Gannds do 5l.70;
ordinary coarse. f10J; cosrse lamun1, fll2k; dairy
Without bags. sA75; dairy, with baxs. $50; A1htot
| d.iry, per sIck. $t.ou7 t.43.
! TEA-I4 dull luu leas firm. Fair orders Ayt
| promptly filled 1t concession from tbs quo
tatoas following: Young hleon: common to good
10 hus Cd Tyson, 6saHac; common 10 Hus imtert4l
s5o gsoa e ehelss ss d. s5ss; fa!5 e oo eoot
il aioyuue, $l239las; choi to e1Es uew Iaiaa, 4
895.; common 70 g9od 81 Isa7se: 1air to gsod 9,d M
9s39'1: 1 common & So' Kt@m:; s sSmm9a % me st< po
| fl.00.
| WU0D-R.mains trsn 1t 100 for beech. and $50
for nlaple.
VEAt-cho!cs weights were aAlab!s 1t vEa10c, an
medium At GtSBc: =: p,or and heavy ~ 4a5e.
| WOOL-A faw We.teru orders arc ceMtnR In, an
aro ed 1t current prices uoot1 TO prime suh-wash
ed, s1G3Ho; POOR to good tub washed, 45@31o: t1n
md medium washed deere, 4laioc; coaFso nAahe
1eaee, so(aa3o; uleltnm aud coarse unw~ shed, 36S
sic; hns unwsaho1, 1232c pulled wool, t324fc.
| LIVE STOCK.
, 1875-02-19
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO,
BsceIpts vera u follows:

QATTI.E-Ths Ess!eru markets sseta 10 be slowly
recovering from tho torpid condition IN which they
have be,u fer the psst fortnight ose, reports re-
esiyel during yeatessy and the day before tncastu2
Improvement 1t tito ssosnturst pouA, loth In
ths character oe ths demand and In priees- coz1a-
spending cbauxa fur tho t3ttsF In tIo eaups ou Of
tie hese Is unt yt nIl aren't. uoE favorable
cu.uzs keay 70 ossur laly ths rsassut rats of
, 1875-02-19

,oa pnopucrs-wess rather qu.t, snd ea.!er ali
ronnS @ tnoust IL. hons ooaloDs wsre ra.her favor
ablA 10 strength Lvs hogs ~eFe lit modefass a"pr's,
md ste.ay EXCEPT on 'ot rn,s .ss ssrnfa ~
~ ~ r.,n,a. arr ,hinn,a Of, w,due..
III. .1S I,ysrroo was weak md NV York shared
the feeling which made holders here rather mora
anxious 10 .s and bnyer' TOOK .a,ant.Ss Q, the tts
Ina only 10 emaA eateh "o o'1 y. no ..n,,.. -
der being =. lower prices .an az, noe T.rs .r,sss
49,, chtoay lo.h.
".s Mes r ronn~Nas IN limited demand, snd salos
owing to persistent holns on o 1 rafs IL. Gs pnssts
e" were fepetea On iaEE VII ts MHaisas
hs!s scles APsh = H. -. ~ Fla
rellee NAY tle.etes sh IL ~ IN M,rrh.
Laafxet coseM tano g e: e. r.. II
tor April. ana s1s.S So; snH .s.Ier
othtf aefef1rt1oha y pok a. rn" tn.as II
Clear - aai u a. ~ ~. ~. ~,srs
t!o.HWa!e.14a ms tsa pnf@ ~ ps'1'e - S' ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-03

The August falling stars (the burning
tears of st Lawrence, who was born ou
the 10th Of August are called Perseids,
because they appear TO come from the
constellation of Perseus. The path OF
these Perseids, writes G. Won Boguslaw-
ski, is almost identical with that of the
third great comet OF 1862, the time Of
whose revolution, according to Appolzer
of Vienna, is ll24 years, and they are
the product Of a partial dissolution Of
that comet single portions of which
form a ring through which the earth
passes yearly from the 9th to the 18th of
August. Brought within the attraction
of the earth, their glowing condition
causes them to be visible as meteors at
the hight of from fifteen to eighteen
miles through her atmosphere, while the
parent comet pursues its course in the
midst Of the ring created by itself.
Some portions OF this ring are more
densely crowded with meteors than
others, and il the earth happens to inter
sect the ring at such thicker parts the
August fall of Perseids is correspond.
ingly greater than in other years. The
latest stspeetroscopical calinyestigations have
confirmed the conjecture that the nucleus
Of the meteor is solid or fluid, but in a
glowing condition, while the tail, which
frequently remains visible minutes after
the extihguishmept of the larger me-
teors, consists for the most part Of fine,
separate, dpst,like particles, surrounded
by glowing gas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-03

there IS never any news, and if two men
are seen in eager discussion of some
matter Of apparently immense import
ance, and if one happens to be near
enough to oyerhear the subject Of con-
versation, be sure that one Of them is
plunged in despair or killing with enthu-
slasm at rise or fall Of halfpenny in
the price of pound OF tobacco. There
are not even fashions for them to talk
about; young men and old dress alike,
but the younger men wear exceedingly
tight boots, and when they take their
walks abroad it is obvious that they do
so in considerable discomfort. The
young men, however, have one oecupa-
tion more important even than wearing
tight boots-that of making the very
mildest form Of love known among them.
The process, indeed, is carried on in so
platonlc manner and with so much
proper feeling that | doubt il even the
strictest English governess would sind
anything to object to. The young gem
tlemen pay their addresses by simply
standing in front OF the house occupied
by the objects of their affections. while
the young persons in question look down
approvlngly from the upper windows,
and there the matter ends
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-03

GRAIN RATsERS REFUSE 10 sub.
init to the wasteful and imperfect work Of
other Threshers, when posted on the Dast si,pe.
rioritv Of this one, for saving grain, saving
time, and doing fast, thorough and economi.
THRESHRRMEN FIND IT highly adyan.
tageous to run a machine that has no % Beat.
ers, Pickers," or Apron" that handles
Damp Grain, Long Straw, Headings, Flax,
Timothy, Millett and all such difficult grain
and seeds, with ENTIRE EASE Avn
EF FECIIVEN ESS. Cleans to perfection.
saves the farmer his thresh bill by extra sa
ing of grain, makes no Litterings;" re-
guires LESS THAN 0NE-HALF the usual
Belts, Boxes. Journals, and Gears; easier
managed; less repairs; one that grain raisers
prefer to employ and walt for, even az
advanced prices, while other machines
are :" out of Jobs"
Four sizes made with 9, s, 10 and
IL horse " Mounted - Powers. Also
"a speciality Of aepArafOrs {" alone. 81
expressly for STEAM POWER. and
10 match other Horse Powers.
II interested in grain raising, or threshinR.
write for illustrated Circulars (sent 6ee) with
iull particulars Of sizes, styles, prices. terms,
etc, NICHOLS, SHEPARD a co.,
S-lo56W hattle trek, MichtOan.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.
EnfeahIing Pnrantts


Nature intended that We should use eur legs
freely, and revengeS herself upon thos, who
constantly sit at their daily avOcations in
doors by depriving them OF that robust health
which usually falls to the share Of those who
abOr on foot in the open air. and very fire.
quently inAiCts upon them diseases and pre-
mature in6rmitieS which they might have
avoided by a more active life. Persons who
become enfeebled in consequence CT sedentary
habits or occupations acannot do better than
y regort to a course of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitfgrs rs & Ihefrs Of retgVbring los. strenhth.
Nor should they Postpone recourse 70 this
supreme tonic and preventive of physical
deea lsneer than is absolutely necessary, as
weakness IS too often the precursor of disease.
The Bitters are also Invaluable as a remedy
for dyspepsia, constipation, intermittent fe-
yer. urinary and rheumatic complaints.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-03
DuII Life in portugal.

A writer on Portugal life says: The
larger of the country towns have streets
full Of geptlemeu's houses, and here veg
etate from year TO year families who are
Just rich enough to live without working.
70 live. indeed, as the Portuguese do in
such towns need cost bnt little. A large
house, with a plot of cabbages, kale-
yard behind it; with whiiewashed walls,
floors uacarpeted, dozen wooden
chairs, one or tgo deal tables; no fire.
place, not even stove, either in sitting
OF bedroom; no curtains to the windoVS,
no covers to the tables no pictures on
the walls, no mirrors; no tables pleas
antly strewn with books, magazines,
newspapers, and ladies work; no such
thing visible as u pot Of cut flowers; no
rare china, nc olpcks, no bronses-none
of the hundred tribes apd curiosities
with which in our houses we show our
taete or want OF it, but which either way
give such IN individual character and
charm to English homea. All these neg
atives describe the utterly dreary habita.
tions of the middle-elass Portuguese.
Por occupations the women do needle
work. gossip, 20 to mass daily, and look
out Of the window by the hour. Except
the one short walk to church at eight
o'clock in the morning, Portuguese
lady hardly ever appears in the streets
AS to the men, they lounge about amcnR
the shops, they smoke inAumerable paper
cigarettes, they take siesta in the
heat of the day. If there is any
sunshine they stand in groups at tbt
street corners, with umbrellas over ther
heads; in winter they wear shawl ovel
their shoulders, folded aud put ON three
cornerwise, as a French or English wo
mans shawl is worn--ior thisis fashion
in Portugal, and the Spaniards laugh 4
good deal at their neighbors on the scor,
of their being nation who invert tn,
due order Of things, IN these towns
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-03
A WOman's View ON Husband's
obedience.

Rochester Democrat
Very interesting testimony is occa
slonaliy given in the Ward will case at
Detroit Aunt Emily Ward sister of
the late Eber Ward was recently intro
duced as a witness, and promulgated
her views on the marriage relation to
the following effect:
Mr.. ROmryn-Ihd you say that Capt
Ward was like dough in the hands OF his
witp2
Witness may have said that. say
that OF every man that has wife
Laughter
Mr. Huphes-That's right. l would
say so too; think it is every married
man duty to say 80.
Mr. Romeyn-Do you remember say
ing, in u conversation with young Mr.
Ely and Mary, something like this. III |
should say, Eber, here is red chair;
and if Kate should come in the next
minute and say, the chair is black, he
would say, oh, yes, it ia black.
Witness Certainly. think any mar.
ried men would say that. Laughter
Me. Romeyn-l believe you we're never
married.
Witness (laughter) No, sir.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-03
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE
pRRSnRIp TI0N FREE

NOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
Il weakness, lolt manhood and all disorders
brought on by indiscretions or excess. Any
druggist has the ingredients. Address DA'
VIDS0N 4 Co.. Box 2296,sNew York. -
6-xxiii-5-eod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-03
The Industrial Exhibition illustrated
MANHOOD.
MANHOOD RESTORFT

A VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL IMPRU.
"A dence, causing premature decay, ner.
yous debility, etc, having tried In vain every
known remedy. has found n simple self-cure,
which he will send free to his fellow sufferers
Address j. IL. REEVES. rs Nassau street,
New York. 10 oOd-ll1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-03
PILES.
PILES CURED.

nR. J.. A. CLOPT0N. OF HUNTSVILLE.
- Ala, having been specially called to the
city by telegram. may be consulted for a few
days at the WOrsham ll0us0, He treats
PILES, Fistula. Ulcers. Tumors, Diseases OF
the Eye, Running at the Ears. ETC., etc. Re-
fers to his old patients Of the city, who take
pleasure in sending their friends 10 bin.
Piles cured by ample application. Patients
are not confined To their beds. i6.f
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CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
DIRECTORS.
AN AGENT ..,.,, !, wanted !, + every every

AN AGENT ivan = wanted !, N every
Leslie's Newspapers and Magazines, the old
est established Illustrated Periodicals in
America. They are now first offered to can
yassers, who will, if they secure an agency
and exclusive territory. be enabled to intro
duee Twelve First-class illustrated Periodi-
Gals, suited to as many distinct tastes or wants
and, with the choice from six new and beau
'tiful chromos. given free of cost to each an
nual subscriber. be enabled to secure one or
more subscriptions in every family in their
district. To skillful canvassers this will Sc
cure permanent employment. and the renew
ais each year will be source of steady and
assured revenue, Specimen papers and most
liberal terms sent to all applicants who name
the territory they desire to canvass.
Address Agency Department. Frank Les
lies Publishing House. 5s7 Pearl Street New
ORR: 1914
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sUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
GEO. Ii. FLEECE,
Superintendent Public Instruction,

OFFICE AT COURT HOUSE, SECOND
" door. every Saturday except the first.
When not At Office. may DO found at resi-
deuce 316 miles from the city on Memphis and
Charleston railroad, between Wilson aud ho-
44-69
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Eight Dollars per Annum
PUBLIC LEDGER.

THE PUBLIC LEDGER IS PUBLISHED
! every afternoon Except Sunday at No. lS
Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDGER Is served 10 city subscri-
oers By faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
PER WEEK, payable weekly to the carriers.
By mail lin advanced: One year, S.; six
months, 81; three months, 81; one month,
ls cents. Postage free. tI
Newsdealers supplied at ~ cents per copy.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, AUGUST %,
~ 1875: ..,.
Mail train daily.,......m.ll:00 am. 300 p. III
Express train dgily"...;;.. S:4O am. l2:W pm
Someryille train daily
Except Sundsysl.-........ 1850 pm. 800 a. m
No change Of cars between Memphis and
Bristol, and only one change of cars to Wash
Close connection for oil points East and
Southeast.
Railroad time is twenty minutes faster than
city time. ,o ou,
TOM B. DUNN. Ticket Agent. 2iS Main st.
22-xxiii-2l
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MISSISSIPPI 8 TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.

MEMPHIS. PRNN., October 80. 1876.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 81.
" 1875, trains will run as follows:
Leave. Arrive.
New Orleans mail, daily...3:3O pm. 2:25 p. IN
Express train. daily lex
cept sunday. ................. 500 pm. $3.50 IN
Freight and Ac IN dation,
daily Except sunday )..6:5O am. 4:35p.m
22-t NJ. BURKE. Sup't.
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Weekly Public Ledger,

square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged
according TO the sPAOE occupied. at above
rates-there being twelve lines of solid type to
the inch.
To regular advertisers we offer superior in
ducements, both as to rate Of charges and
manner of disDlevinN their favors.
Notices IN local colunn inserted for twenty
oents per line for each insertion.
opocial notices inserted for ten cents per line
OE zach insertion.
NOuoes Of deaths and marriages. twenty
ieuts per line.
All bids tor advertising are due whom CON
Taeted and payable on demand.
All letters. whether upon business or ether
aiss. must be addressed'to
n. RHITMORE,
Publisher and proprietor,