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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-21
K0n,Bqsldent NOtloo,

HsacbmenfpRsSS 70 leorge u. Freeman,
IN TO-" o,rse.y . VTra ~, Ia n,yT -
A ing been sued out under section A5j of the
lode q Iennt ssee, and returned levied upon
the property Of tho defendant. and affidavit
having been made that the defendant IL iu-
debted 20 tho plaintiffs In tho sum Of
Sill 10, duo by note, and that the clsim
4 Just, and that dofcndantis a non. resident OF
state of Tennessee; Il "a therefore ordered,
that tho said defendant mako his personal
appearance before John 4 Elliott, J P, on
tho lat d ~ Of december. 1876. at his Office.
Tennesfee, and defend said attachment
suit within the. time prescribed By law,
or tho same will be proceeded with eK parte
and that . cory of this order be PUBLISHED once
q, week fqr four, consecutive weeks in the
Memphis Public Ledger,
This 2lst day OF November. 1876.
70. 10. Hs.SS JOHN T. ELLIOTT, J.. P.
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PARIs pIsTRIcr.
Ratfffs aTssfao Complication Ami
eaDiE arranged,

S"pfN kESonNFus
Correspondence New York Reraid.l
PAgls. Osiober 27.-rhe Russian dif.
Gcoity - settled. Let not the speculA.
tors 10 grain and old muskets 20 off at
half cock q. this announcement, for |
ailuio 70 the RussO-Pat,i and not TO the
Rlsso.Turco difficulty. / explained to
.,og 10 ny last hoW matters stood be
Esen Bars and s. Petersburg ID this
relation. 5 nee tten negotiations Ct a
very complicated and delicate character
have been 10 progress. When | wrote
- yog, Frsnchi, The diVa's agent, had
been dispatched te a. Petersburg to try
70 eject ap arrangement, or rather o
c%ompromise by which she could Syoid
gdDg there this winter Frsnehi, though
possessing diplomatic abilities tf no
mean order, utterly failed ia bis mission.
snihoriiiss 10 Russia could no more
foreg5 heir o.. than they could forego
the Injury Of dissscting Turkey. -.
vap, therefore resolved 10 send an ulti-
msinm % The dive, snd at frat il va 10
teuded thst the cz~srogjtch should be Tie
bearer Of II. bat his imperial hghness
having been sent Tor 10 Liyadia 10 help
/ - asgide what Russia . wants" In that
sepona3Y sHsiE tbe Turkish i~mbroglio,
u wos resolved % send thp RaroD C0slef
(no relation 70 the lemehted hero Of the
Black HiiD 10 bis place. The czsro.
witch was dreadfally pat out By this or,
rangsment, for he has an intense admi.
ration for the diva, bat there gas no help
Tor ~ be had 10 submit. Custer came.
l2W and conquered" lie il a good.
looking fellow tall, stalwart and silver.
tongued, and he lad not been many
hours IN Paris when be succeeded In
bringing The refractory little caHtatfIce
10 tsgra3. You remember that Ia nv
lormeg lpbpr told you ihat she
had declared thGi nothing on earth
would induce her ~ risk her own and
her husbands health during snolLev
winter 10 ~ Petersburg. Wei, detpile
lhis r%esoife. bhe d how going 10 bsztfd
bqihj With this modification, however. b
the engagement. lhsleed Of passing i've
months thero, ~ originally supnlaled.
ahe - only TO so for six weeks, ard Ia 10
leave for Russia on the Grat Of December.
Sac 10 to gu up the Interval BY 4 abort
concert touf ia France After The af.
renRement Of this knotly affair the diva
gave a mpnqsl soiree NJ her resideEee
~ honor OF the crown pf,Hoa Of Uolland
ana Baron Custer. The loaturV Of tbs
evening vas a t%efzetto from ne Matt.
monte in which tho three sisters Patti
Adelna, CARROTS and Amelia Mime.
%Slrakosch) took part.
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/ EoAL.
Attachment NOiIce.

Before J. s. Galloway, Justice of tho Peace
Tor Shelby county, Tenn proule g. Nc
Gown vs.. James L.. Hill.
IN THIS CAUoE AN ATTAOHMENTHAV-
a ing been sued out under section 34S5 of the
Code Of Tennessee, and returned by TIE proper
oticer, levied upon the property of the defend
ant, and affidavit having been made that the
defendant is justly indebted to the plaintiff in
the sum Of t35, due by note, and that the
defendant Is a non resident of the State OF
Iennesses it is therefore ordered that defend
ant make his personal appearance before
me or some other Justice Of the Peace on the
SJth day of December. 1876, at II O'Clock m,
at my office, No. Z9h Main street, in
attachment suit within the time prescribed Dy
law, or tho same will be proceeded with OK
Farte; and that a o p of this order be pub
lished once a week for four consecutive week.
in tho Public Ledger.
This 9th day Of November, 1876.
1916 81 IS j.. S. GALLOWAY, J.. P.
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SENATOR T B. RAGLASD Of Haywood.
and George r. Peters at Shelby, are the
only members OF the last General As
sembly reelected 10 the present. Ara
lancke.
Not quite correct Hon. J. Il, Car
son, Of cambridge, jefferson. county, a
member If the last House Of Reprssen-
tatives, is elected to the Ssnaie. lie IS
a Republican Of conservative views, q
good man in every sense, aud viii make
a dignifed aud useful member OF the
Senate. He was in the Legislature
about forty years ago, and will no doubt
be the senior OF any member in either
House,
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NEw York, November 2l.-The vio-
lent northeast storm which has ragged
here for the past two days subsidized this
morains. Several casualties have been
reported in this city, and considerable
damage done to property in the track Of
the storm. Nc vessel has left this port
since Saturday. Several steamers made
the attempt, but were obliged to return.
Some twelve or fifteen steamers are due
here, but are unable to get in. 1t is
feared that serious damage has been
done the shipping along the coast.
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Chill now manufactures nearly ell its
own WOODEN goods, and refneS the sugar
of Peru. Its paper mills aud type
foundries supply the general trade Of
South America.
The British ship Melbourne, on her
last voyage to Australia, made the ex.
traordinary running of 5l39 miles in
seventeen days, being considerably over
800 miles daily.
Rumor says that it is not delicate
health, but the delicate condition of her
relations with that gentleman of leisure,
the Marquis De Caux, that keeps Patti
from goiug to Russia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-21

j. l.. RoGERs, Republican, il elected
Floster for the counties OF Claiborne
and Hancock By g majority OF eight, ia
stead of II. 7. Patton, Democrat, as hTst
reported. This gives the Republicans
twenty-one members in the next General
Assembly. The Democrats, with their
seyenty.nine votes in joint ballot can
still hold the fort.
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Absorption of Metallic Natter from
The hnil nv rlanra

Ia a Dutch scientific journal, Dr.. De
Loos states that vegetables are capable
Of taking up metallic particles from the
soil, a question much debated on this
sids of the Atlantic with reference to
the use of Paris green for destroying
the Colorado potato beetle. Consulted
by a family suffering from lead poison
ing, be found that they resided in the
neighborhood of a place where the man.
ufaeture Of white lead had been carried
on some yeats previously, aud they par
took Of vegetables grown on the spot.
DR.. De Loos thereupon examined speci.
mems Of red bsei, endive and carrots.
and found lead iu all. In q beet, weigh.
ing 600 grammes, he found the equiva-
lent of a centigramme OF metallic lead;
in six carrots, Weighing together 272
grammes, be found II centigramme Of
lead. The ashes contained traces of
copper, which, be thinks, existed as en-
impurity in the lead.
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Trustees Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN TRUST
- dees executed by D. II. A. Sanders 70
recorded in Book so. page Al, of the Registers
Office Of Shelby county, and a certain other
trust deed executed on TIE Sd day of N0vem-
Der, 1876, by D.. II. A. Sanders to l. H.. Fsath-
e-ston, tfu tee, recorded in said office in Book
executed January II, 1874, by ID. II. A, San
ders and bis wife. NJ. e Sanders, toll II.
Featherston, trustee; also recorded In said
office in book 100. page 4, all for the purpose
Of securing the payment of certain indebted
nees mentioned in said deeds / will.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-21

NEw YORK. November 81. = John
Kelly, chieftain of Tammany Society,
was married at 8 o'clock this morning 10
Miss Teresa Mullen. niece of Cardinal
MeCloskey. Tue wedding was a very
quiet one-only relatives Of the bride
and groom being present The cere-
mony was performed by the Cardinal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-21

At public auction. sell for cash, in front ofth
Planters building, IL beings Madison street
in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, under tue
first two trust deeds, lot No. 2O6. in that part
Of tho city known as Chelsea, front
ing IA feet on Fifth street, and run.
ming back between parallel lines l48% feet;
and under the third trust deed mentioned
above the north half Of said lot. Equity ef
yededption waived in said trust deed and title
believed 70 be perfect, but ] sell and convey
only a. trustee.
L. IL. FEATHER5ToN, Trustee,
Robinson q Malone, Attorney 20 50
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And ipjure the system generally, take blue
pills and calomel. To regulate it. and endow
the entire system with healthful vigor, use
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Bilious invalias,
which Of these two recipes will you adopt?
We doubt not, the latter. By SO doing, you
will avoid tho disastrous consequences which
the persistent or frequent use of msrcury en-
tails, and etieetuate the desired reform in the
action OF the hillary gland without danger,
as well as speedily and thoroughly. The
compilation and whites Of the eyes, pains In
the right SIDE and under the right shoulder
hlude, furred tongue, high colored urine,
nausea. vertigo, dyspepsia constipation, hea-
ylness Of the head, mental dependency, and
of a disOrdered condition of the liver. The
stomach, bowels and kidney also experience
heir regulating and tonic influence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-21

WASHINGTON, November 81. - The
peaceful assurances in ofisial quarters
concerning the recent quartering Of
troops ia Washington HAYS considerably
sllayed the general excitement which
existed yesterday.
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PenpsylvaHia's SGEciaI Vote.
HARRISBURG, November q The off.
cial vote in Pennsylvania is as follows:
Hayes, 3S4 l48; Tiiden, 1865 2O4; Cooper,
1904; Smith (Prohibition), l3, 1852.
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Probaouiti,s.

WASHINGTON, November 2l.-For Ten
%nessee, the Ohio valley aud lake region,
falling barometer, warmer south and
east winds and numerous light rains.
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RIRl

The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is IS per aRnum for
the Daily, and g per aanum for the
Weekly Postage free.
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RoTICE.
OIVTDEWN,

0rTIcE MERCHANTS Insurance Co.,l
No. 70 Madison ST., Nov. IA. ls7d.
A Z A REGULAR MEETIN OF THE
n Directors Of this Company, he'd this day,
o dividend Of Eve per cent. uuon the net
earnings or the last hyo months ives de-
clared and oidefsd to DO credited OF tho stock
notes. l61-72l VIM. GAY, Sec'y.
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to be who. However. we stop the press
to remark that we will wait srtil after
the 9th of March.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-21

sidseg kaniers last poem will ,bo,llv
produced ~ ny New York Herald "a.
9 war map Roohsster Demos d,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-21

SEVERAL pepers and politicians aboat
the country are claiming the honor Of
having frst suggested OF advocated
Uncle Samuel J. Tilden for che Presi-
dsney. What advantage or rewEd, ssc.
ignition or posto@ q ia to b. clsimed
for bringing Mr.. Tildea ogt before he
ever thought Of it himself we eaoaOt i'm.
agine. When be gets in, Il be does, W.
will see how he treats this class Of
patriots. II he pans Cut we'll we viii
reproduce an article in his favor p1b.
lisbsd in this paper about 4 year be-
fore anybody thought OF him. II
was & Leading editorial Of a column,
in which we took high ground for the
Governor, showing that be was the only
man who could win, and that be was the
equal Of Washington, jackson, Jefferson,
Madison aud so on down. Il this thing
Is not stopped at once We shall trot out
that ar6cle and send the President elect
a marked copy, q thing neglected before.
That will settle the question as to who Is
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arooKs.
Puts, calls, Spreads, StraddIes.

= N"'1 NNPAn1 REA D"N't Nv FNNANDs
We faithfully oxealte all orders for the pur-
chase and sale of stocks on 2 10 5 per cent,
margins. First Class Stock Privileges negO-
liated In any amount. We solicit the patron
age Of parties DESTROYS OF obtaining reliable
and responsible brokers. Our book on Stock
Speculation sent on application.
IUMBkIDGE & co . hAnkers and Brokers',
% BROADWAY. NEW lORK.
cod. dhw-1t-xxiv.1 1871
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r Fl Mahon, P E; Dyersburg station,
T G Written; Newbe-n, W A Cook;
Kenion, N N Taylor; Yorkville, N Sui.
Ivan; Trimble mission, r NJ King;
Trenton circuit, r A Umstesd; Alamo
ard Bells station, W b Seward; Alamo
circuit, y P Parker; Friendship, B f
Peoples; Woodville, JOHN Randall;
Hals's Point, to be supplied by W A
Yancy; Ripley aud Durhamville, J c
Hooks; Ripley circuit. c J Mauldin;
Asbport, J J Brooks.
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sryn,,ny & Lrwr.rowx Raj. ROAD

SuvBuRY & LEwrsrowS RAIL Road
In all probability the :. e l.. X. X. will
bc put in running order before the 1t
Of June, and if il should not you should
not fail To- see the great bargains in
BOOTS & SHOES NJ. :. ~chroycr j.
offering to the public. 50 cheap that
every man, women. and child IN the
County can buy pair, and hardly miss
the amount paid for them. MlrE the
following reduced prices; Mems fine
Calf Pcggcd boots, $3.50 To j.2j Mems
Cali & Buff Shoes, ! 50 To- 10; Ladies
fine Lasting button q itcrs. 22l
tu 800: Ladies Lace Caters Sl,lO tu
go: Childrcns shoes from 21cts. up
ward aud all other goods IN proper
ton. Call and see my full stock OF
mems fine calf, full box>toc, Boots Il
Shoes. Ny desire is to please, and my
motto is quick sales. and small profits
YOU will profit 10y first examining my
stock which you will lind full and com
plctc. and always find goods as repre-
scented, that We cmcan business. and that
we do not intend To- he und"rSO'd 10y
any other firm in the county il We
know it. Thankful for past flyor5 wc
would respectfully solicit con,inu.
ing of the same. and ~ the same time
gaining many new customers. 10y fair
dealing aud representing goods just ~
they are. Respectfully Yours &c.
NJ. ;. S 'liROEER
Near the depot. Sclinsgrove Pa.
Ipr. o7. iw.
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ROBERT b. BE,ru.
Adjutant General.

Pecu'idrdips Of NiN In May says the
St. Lonis Republican, people hunt for
May flowers and they don't find them.
In Nay the land is sorely scourged
with strawberry festivals and other de-
vices which empty pockets and disor-
der stomachs.
In May man who can't afford his
wife n hired girl can spend thirty cents
Il day for buck beer.
In May banana and orange skins
cripple more people than cannon balls.
In May croquet works Woe with
youthful hearts aud youthful corns.
In May people turn over Il new leaf
and move To avoid back rent.
In May the tramp trampeth after
any thing but plpw.
In May the houscllv becomes M
merouS once more, and rs of old has
no higher ambition than to flop into
the butter.
In May men invest al. their money
on their pet base ball clubs, and their
money never bothers them any more.
In Nay u man looks long and earn-
csty for his last summers clothes =
and he finds onlya pair Of cheap vases,
In May asparagus appears on the tn
ble and is as delicious rs a dish of boll-
ed pine clothcspins.
In May sunday Schools pick NJ
marvelously, preparatory to expected
picnics.
In May all that hoy hath, yea. all
that he can borrow, that will he give
to see n base ball match.
In May little girls stretch ropes a.
cross the pavcments and Jump the
rope and everybody passing that way
fall over the rope and wounds his nose
In May radiahes are strong enough
for base ball bats, and BARRIERS grease
will blister the scalp of a cococanut on
IA single application.
In May woman no longer wants 4
spring bonnet. She has repented hei
ways she wants summer bonnet.
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DECORATION DAY IN SELiSsGRovE.-
We are pleased to learn that the ci,i-
zens of Sclinsgrove are making arrange.
ments To- obscsve the approaching Dec
ora,ion Day, May Both, 10y grand
demonstration. Ex Gov. Pollock of
Philadelphia will deliver the oration.
Three Bands, among them our band,
will furnish the music for the occasion.
The Decoration c,r monies will be con.
Quoted 10y the several Sabbath schools
Of the town. The procession will he the
largest ever held in the county, and will
consist Of four sunday schools; ex-Sol.
,diers: three Literary Societies, Fire De.
nartment. Odd Fellows; Patriotic Sons
Ot America. Knights of Pythins. Nc.,
The citizens of Middlcburg and vicinity
shonld be well represented upon the oc-
casion.
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Tnr AMnnlc,N rrnrlr. IN nnnnln

TuE AMERICAN pEorLE No people
in the world suffer as much with Dyspcp-
ii, ~ Americans aul although years OF
experience in mclciue have failed to no
complisb certain ,nl sure remedy until
GrEESs AUGusr FLOWER was introduced
FOR thi. disease aud its effects; yet 50 well
has this remedy succeeded in every case
to effect a care. that there is not Drug
gist in the United States but recommends
the ArGusr fLrwEu. in sll cases of Dy-
pepsi, and Liver Comrl,int. CosIivcness
Sour stomach. Sick Headache. and all lie
rangemcnts of tho Stomach and Liver
Go TO your Druggist aud get u Sample
Bottle for 10 cents anl Try II. Two dose.
will relieve amy tase. Regular size 4
cents. July -, io1j.ly
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The Grand army Of The Republic and
Decoration Dty.-rhe following order
has been officially promulgated from
the headquarters ofthe Grand Army Of
the Republic, Department of Ponnsyl-
vania
In accordance with the rules and re.
gulations of the Grand Army fthc Re.
public, Tuesday, May 3Dth. will be oh
served ~ memorial day. to decorate
with fitting ceremonies the graves ol
our fallen comrades.
In this Centennial year, when each
true patriot hopes u see the proofs ot
peace and good will, aud we meet ~ n
united people to commemorate the
events connected with the birth of onr
nation, the memories of our dead COM
rades. whose lives were required Cor
the establishment ofthat peace, should
be very near to our hearts, and com
mand our choicest feelings.
The mode in which these cercmo.
nies may be conducted is left to the
judgment Of posts, but it is suggested
that they invite the corporation of
other organizations, and of the public
generally.
IL Is hoped the custom of preceding
years of planting flowers at the grave.
will he generally observed.
Where no posts of the Grand Army
are established, citizens are earnestly
requested to arrange for the proper ob'
servanccs of the day, that the grave oI
each dead soldier and sailor may he
appropriately honorcd. BY order Of
JuHS +. IIARrRASFr,
COMMANDMENTS Chief
ROBERT b. BE,Tu,
Adjutunt General.
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Be Cdr,fh. Parents or those who
are employed to take care Of small
children should he very cat iefnl and see
that they eat nothing hut wholesome
food. tits very natural for child
when 1t gets something in its hands
ever so poisonous, to put it in the mouth
if possible, and the result is it is taken
i'll very suddenly without any apparent
cause. Only n few days ago in this
place II child was left alone for few
moments. when it was seen to be eat
ing something, and upon approaching
the child it was found to he eating po.
tato bugs. Whittier il swallowed any
of them is not known. There was nc
bad result.
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A CARD.

To all who nre suffering from the
errors and indiscreiions of youth. nervous
weakness. early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c, will send u recipe that will cure
you. FREE OF CHARGE Thi. gieat
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send self addressed
envelope TO the Rey. JosePg 7 lsN,S
Station d Bible House, New York City
Apr Goth Gm.
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Reduced 10 Loves. Cash
BARo hd after June 1" 1873, we
Prices. Il cash Syssn. believing II TO
will al .a-.u,aieous TO ourselves 4
be pa{ on,y Saved. BY reducing goods
lparo1 a., Cash Price brings them with
jtsthdl.Hs Of ell classes nnj enables
in chsn, to purchase and sell at low
Zhres Cash or produce taken iu eX-
u6ge for goods. All kinds Of oountry
fcduce taken in exchange for goods. OF
Ash rates, at the current prices
swARTz \ sliRAwDER.
roXleville. Pa, Nay q, 1876.
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t1r Farmers we have wbiie plaster
ermnd put upin Barrels very Convenient.
Cement. Rope for hoisling hay. Shovcls
forks, hoes. b,ake,s so, N,il-, Iron. coal
Of all kinds 20. Yo, will dni it your in
terest to call and see our CHEAP goods.
Wagenseller \ Son.
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BoGAR & O'NEuLs STEAM FERRY. -
Messrs, Bogar and O'Neil have put in
operation the most complete steam
Ferry arrangements at Port Treverton
that are to be found on the Susque-
hanna from lis source To the Chesa-
peak Bay. They have II splendid new
Steamer and several large fats con-
structed in the safest ard la est I'M
proved style. The proprietors are
clever and accommodating gentleman
and have employed only first class
men. As there will he large mum.
ber Of persons going to the Centennial
by way of the Reading Rail Road which
Is the safest, cheapest and best route to
Phill., the Steam Ferry will afford the
proper facilities for reaching the Read
Ing at Herndon. Success to the enter
prise.
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TO CONSUMpTIVES

Th. advertiser, having been permanently cur.
ed Of that dread disease, Consumption by a SIN.
pl" rene iy, IL auNo1S t1 make kuuvn to his tri.
,ow sufferers III" means of cure. T. all who 4 -
IL" II, he viii send u copy Of the prescription
used, free ~ chart-l, With the directions fur
preps tug and u-iug the sane witch they will
hni q = IRE G lre for Cnnsunption, A-thma, Brp
chitis a. P.r;ie, wishing III" pr"sr-iufiou vtll
ple... ailrr,. .E.A. WILSON.
l0i Penn S.. wli,iamsbur.h, N-s York.
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, A fellow named Cornelius Carter, who
preiends to be crazy, was caught in the
act of starting . Ere in one Of the Lumber
yards at williamsport, about o'clock on
Saturday evening last. lie was arrested
after = desprste light aui lodged in jail.
lie had very sharp kuIie, made Of fl~
IL inches long. with which he defended
himself To secure him the officers had Ia
shoot him half dozen times. and. when
down. club him into submission with the
but of gun. lie had been in the insane
Asylum, aud only got out u short ii me age
md no doubt was the author Of the great
fires at williamsport lately. Ought t.
be hung anyhow, and n is a PITY the
crowd didn't do so when they were in the
Proper mood Il rimeo 18Th lust.
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rcs-Ue want great many new an,

reS- Ne want great many new anC
all our old customers To call and sc,
our large assortment of everything us.
ually kept in stores Clocks, Carpets
Gents, Ladies and boys wear, &c. Cal
and see and you will buy very low
Black Alpacas specially.
Wagcnsellcr & Son.