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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01
NOURT PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS. the Honorable WILLIAM NJ. HAIL
President Of the several Courts u Common Pleas
OF the Counties composing the sixteenth Judieial
District. and Justice Of the Court Oi Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery, for the trial Of
all capital and ether offenders In the said District,
All LEWIS A. TURNER and josiah HOwKy, Is
guires. Judges OF the CgurtsOi Common Pleas, and
Justices OF the Courts OF oyer and IermiHer. and
General Jail Delivery. for the trial Of all capital
and other offenders in the County Of Somerset. have
issued their pTeeepts AMI % me directed. for hold
mg \ Court 0f Common Pleas. and General Quar-
ter Sessions % the Peace. and General Jail Deiiy-
cry 3nd Courts OF Oyer and Terminer, at SOmerse,
oa Monday. November -. 1875.
NoTiCE IS herstg girer to all the Justices Of the
Peace. the Coroner and C0ustables within the said
County % Somerset, that they be then and therein
their proper persons. with their rolls, records, inqut
sltilns. examinations. ami other renembrances- %
10 those things which 10 their Offices and In that
behalf appertain to h. done: and also. they who
will prosecute agaiustthe prisoners that are OF shall
be Ia the jail ut Somerset County. to be then and
there. 10 prosecute against them a. shall be luss.
z w.. PILE.
sheriff.
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Z. J. W.-There is no charge made for
the publication OF such items as you speak
of in your letter.
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THE Democratic ~ouipourincs Of which
their paper boasied 80 much last week
were nearly ali failures. That's the way
the people are going over 10 Tiiden.
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II f- hereby srdzised By The Coa>s<s Il Ne -
0axh VI Con6a.nee, Pa, 10 Regular ssa<>s s<snr
bled this md dag ofCc,oosr. l1s.
That any boy or boys who zsy tr>sDn0 ~
jumping On or of cars. u any esscrfptiss. Vale -
notion, either before arriving O. ths se<5s1S
hne Of one dollar for eseh ensass. Or Faass -
prisonmsnt for The spses oftvsIvs bsza
Supplement- The fsr<sotsg D~<nsistes sas1 -
ply m full ~ nEnes that may - - fusy sfsh<s
Borough linltz -
We. nouNfxE-
oct Is Osrk
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-SHANKsvILLE, Pa
a. % rS-e

EDIToR HERALD.-rhc Republican
rally at this place on Saturday afternoon
was the biggest thing going. An immense
crowd was in attendance. The meeting
was addressed 10y Messrs. Schrock. Camp
bell and Kooniz. Stonycreek will ''whoop
her up on the 7Ih of November. No
changes in SIonycreek this fall tor Democ-
racy. The Republican lines stand steady
and are ready tor ihe work.
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TO THE FARMERS |!
Ship your Butter to
w. S. TEMPLE & co.

They got best prices last season for every
farmer who shipped To them, and if you
wish high prices this season you will do
well TO ship 10 them.
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THIs years imported Cannaries also
Cages sc. for sale At
Mrs. ]. u. TREDwELL.
No. q. Mammoth Block.
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RETURN judges will do well To read that
part OF the election proclamation in regard
TO the returns. The return DAY IS not Fri
day IA formerly.
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w. s. TEMPLE 4 CO..
BUTTER COMMISSION MERCHANTS!
AZ South Howard ST., Baltimare.
We refer 10 FARMERS * MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK, Baltimore.

NorE for Z. ID. Yutzy.
VorE for L. J. Meyers.
VOTE for Allen ). Will.
VoTE for Daniel Stuff.
NoTE for sam. Snyder.
VorE for c. c. Musselman.
VoTE for Charles T. Hunter.
VOTE for Jacob VI. Campbell
VoTE Tor Rutherford B. Hayes.
NorE for William \. Wheeler.
REMEMBER boys, no scratching.
YoTE the straight Republican ticket
The lost cause-Democratic Reform.
HUNTERS are plenty. and game scarce.
LOOK out for frauds and bogus tickets
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YoTE your ticket straight from Hayes
10 Hunter.
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New Advertisements.
CHERRIES SALES.

by virtue Of suntry writs Of Levari Facias. Fieri
Facias and yend Ex issued out Of the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Somerset county, Pa. and to
: directed. 1 will expose 20 sale by public Outery,
at the Court House. In Somerset. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

THE Democrats are doing a great deal
al Dragging just now about the result of
ueXt Tuesdays election. Brag is n good
dog but Hold Fast is better.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

kESNARD d 0UDEsLUYs, Baltimore,
were the first 70 send sales and money To
the farmers for their Butter last year.
They wall DO 30 again this year.
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LADIES Ties in Six. Lace. Crepe. Net
&c, &c. at Fashion Bszar.'
Mis-. j. Il. TREDwELI,
No. 6. Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

The only meeting W. have failed to hear
from up to the time OF going TO press is
the Criichfield School House meeting. We
nave interviewed a gentleman, however.
who was in attendance at il, and he re
ports a nice crowd, good speeches and a
happy time generally
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01
krNGwoOp, Pal
Oct 9S 1876 ,

Nix. ScULL--The meeting held at this
place last night was the largest that has
been held in Upper Turkeyfoot for a num-
Der OF years. Addresses were made by
Al. ColbOrn. DIR. b. \. Fichiner, and F.
J. Kooser. Everything IS lively with US
and we will give a good account of cur
selves ON the 18th of November.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

LADIES. Gents. Misses, Childrens and
infants Wool Hose. in stripes and solid
cOlOrs. at
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

REMEMBER boys, no scratching, vote
she whole Republican ticket.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

VoTE the whole National, State. and
County ticket.
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Mt. Healthy, PAL

The meeting at Hillegas' was attended
by "A large number of our people. The
crowd was aot as large as il would have
been for a night meeting still there was
a goodIy assemblage OF earnest thinking
men present who listened to the discussion
of the issues with pleasure. The meeting
was addressed by Gen. Jacob NJ. Camp
bell, Gen. W. II. Koontz and Mai. f. VI.
Schruck.
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%SiPEsyILLE, Pa,

The meeting at this place was well at
tended addresses were made By Colonel
Jacob NJ. Campbell. Col. J. K Edie, and
F. j. Kooser. Esq. Our corner will be
heard IRON ON the 9Th of November in no
uncertain tones.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

The partrersbip h<rstofors sztsst.H bsessDL
ID. miller, z ID. Miller and 8. A HstDsaL tsnD
business ss Miller Bros 3 HalDss - -
dissolved BY mnfDsl sooW1l
an unseftisd scrsss<s 49, y Ne aA.fs e a
Hzines or col;scrjsa fs1sns s1svfA0 -
selves indebted 10 ths am sfmn1sxnA6Hanss
yin please eaji ssd ssstis nnst.ssI - I've
costs. I'D 49,
n ba.AsosM bomAa -
ybuoosusd.0As1H
ENnersl F1tnf. ox t9A, Dq1
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LADIES Coats, at all prices. at
Fashion Bazaar, ="
Mrs. JAS. Is. TREDwELL,
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
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GARRETT, Pa.
No, IN t--s

EDITOR IlERALp.-The Republican
meeting held here on Saturday afternoon
was a grand success. A large pole had
been brouL ht in from the woods and was
raised amid much enthusiasm. \ number
of Democrats had c~ongresaied near the
scene Of action, expecting that the lsepub-
licans would be unable 10 raise the pole.
and Thai they would have a good laugh at
their expense. But Garrett Republicans
are not the kind Ia attempt anything and
then abandon il without succeeding. Goats
went of and all hands took hold of the
rope for a long pull. a strong pull, and a
pull altogether. and up she went amid
cheers from the crowd. Speeches were
then made by +. j. koOser, and A. j.
Colborn. The last named gentlemen got
in some telling hits on Garrett Demo
Gratis. Were all @. X. for Hayes and
Wheeler.
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The Somerset Herald.
Noyember ]. Is7,.
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Mrs. ]. b. TREDwELL,
Fashion Bazaar"
No. q. Mammoth Block.
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LOOK out for frauds and bogus tickets
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dissolution NOTICE.

cts
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All the right, title. interest and claim of VIM.
Morgan, Of, in, and TO the following described real
estate, viz
all that certain two-storys saloon or building,
situate in the town of Meyersdale. in Somerset
Co., Pa, and described as follows front building
having q front OF Is feet and a depth OF 10 feet,
back -building lsx3) one-stOry, situate upon lot ID
on west side of Custer street, In said town viththe
appurtenances- Taken in execution as the prop
erty Of William Morgan at the suit Of Friedline
Bros.
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at 2 o'clock p. m, the following described real cs
tate. viz
All the right, title, interest and claim OF VIM
Gilman. OF, in, and 20 the following described real
estate, viz
That building located in Milford Tp, Somerset
Co. Pa, on a 10; containing One-fourth acre more
or less, adjoining lands Of John Critehheld. and
E. ID. Shaffer on the west. lands OF Z. d.. Shafter,
on the north, and s. & NJ. p. X. X. on the east, and
land OF T.. II. Long on the south. being q two-sf0,
ry frame house, about - feet front on the s. a NJ.
p. X. r., and about 20 feet deep, with the appurte-
nances. Taken In execution as the property Of
VIM Gilman. at the suit OF John Pritts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01

All the right, title. interest and claim o. James
G. Aksrs, of, in and TO the following described re-
al estate. viz: I
A certain house and lot situate in Somerset
Bor-. Somerset Co. Pa, containing one halt acre,
more or less, with a ~one-story frame dwelling
house thereon erected, adjoining lands Of A. H.
Cotiruth On the north and west, Widow Brollier on
the east. and fronting on Union street, With the
appurteaanees. Taken In execution as the prop-
erty Of James Akers NJ the suit Of A. n. COT
frath,
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All the right. title interest and claim Of Henry
real estate. viz
A certain tract OF land ii uate in QuemahonIng
Up. Somerset Co, Pa. containing loI acres, af,out
20 acres cleared, about 15acres In meadow. with a
two story plank dwelling house and leg barn there
on erected. adjoining lands OF Jacob KoontI, John
Maurley, and GeOrgeStahl, with the appurtenane-
es. Taken in execution as the property Of Henry
HOchstet,er, at the suit of Jsbn Grady.
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MARRIED..

II. OeLE, p. NJ.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-07
A SPOILED.

We gave but little credence to the ru-
mored conference between Governor
Hayes aud leading Southern men, with o
view to effecting a compromise. 1t
seems, however, that Colonel W. II. Rob.
erts, of the New Orleans Times, on his
way to Washington, called on Governor
Hayes, on his " account entirely, and
had a long talk with him. When be ar
rived OF Washington he was interviewed
and made the following statement:
On my way from Cincinnati to Wash
ington | stopped at Columbus TO see
Governor Hayes | was there not &C.
creojted for ANYBODY bot for the New Or
leans Times. / had a letter Of introduce
ton from Mr.. Halstead. Of the Cinein-
natl Commercial, and one from J.. B.
Stevenson. / had a conversation with
Mr.. Hayee, OF some two or three hours
duration. perhaps, az the house of GEN
erai Comfy. We talked Of the Southern
situation very freely, and he expressed
some regret that the p%acihcatl0n OF the
South had not been completed and the
whule Question settled. Ihad no author.
ny nom General Hampton or Mr.. La
mar 70 nake any Proposition looking to
aeonpr'mise, nor did I state that | had
my authority. He asked me no oues-
uone about that at all. He snoke favor.
9u9'y and very pleasantly of Mr. Tamar
he said that Gensral Hampton nn.~a:
S Tue Canvass cad been e conserys.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-07
FOREIGN.

LONDON, December IA dispatch to
the DGily News, from Berlin, reports
that the Russian war Office has decided
not to permit correspondents to Joip the
army Of occupation until it has crossed
the frontier. The proposition to subject
their reports to a species Of censorship
was rejected by the Gear himself.
Another diploBatic note from Gort.
sehakof explaining the cause and oh.
jects Of military Intervention is expected
soon.
The publication of the Ruski Mir has
been suspended for one month by the
government, Oh account Of articles which
appeared in that journal on the compo.
sitiOn Of tie army.
A correspondent Of the Times at Paris
says the ministerial situation il as fol.
lows; The Republican majority in the
Chamber Of Deputies refuses to co-ope-
rate with any Cabinet which will not on
its formation impose conditions whereby
President MacMshOn is not to intervene
at all, or only in a very limited degree,
win tho selection Of the admIbis.os%-.
stat. The eresidsrt ia determined not
10 agree to this. The Chanhsr q, me-,
gut is equally determined not to yield,
and con~tenplalss dissolution. The Sen.
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Writs of Quo WarrantO
Served on the Hayes
Electors.
The Democratic Electors Vote
for TildeD.
A COlOred Hayes EIectOr as Messen
ger to Washington.
Visiting Statesmen Leav'
Ing for Home.

TALLAHAssEE. November IA quo
warranto was issued and served on the
Hayes electors yesterday before they
cast their votes; also a bill of Injunction
was obtained on behalf of Gov. Drew
against the members Of the Csnvassiug
Board, and the order was granted re-
straining them from completing the can
vass on the basis of the vote as c~anvassed
by a majority Of the Board for electors.
Attorney General W. A. Csske, a
member of the Canvassing Board, pro
tested against the action Of the Board in
certifying to a majority of the votes in
favor Of the Hayes electors, and de-.
Hounced the same as criminalan a gross
falsi6catiou of the returns on file in the
Office Of the Secretary Of State. BE also
gave certificates of election to the Tilden
electors, stating therein that the returns
on file canvassed by the Board showed a
clear majority fer the Tilden and Hen.
bricks electors.
The Democratic eleesors-Wilk Call,
Robt. Bullock, Robt. B. Hilton and Jas.
E. Young-met at the capitol in the
Office of the Attorneys General, and cast
the vote OF the State according to law
They also signed a petition to the Senate
ami House Of Representatives of the
Uaited States, stating their legal cleo.
ton and praying that they might be
recognized as the electors Of the State.
The Visiting ststssmen-Wsrble, Sal
tenstall, Biddle, Sellars, Hay, Read, Glib
soa, of Missouri; General Young and
Governor Brown, of Georgia; Colonel
Valley and P. II. Smith, Of Illinois;
Governor Noyes and Mr.. List, of Ohio;
Generals Wallace and Barlow, and Mr..
Chandler, left to-day. Messrs. Colt and
Paris remain to meet the Congressional
Committee.
The Republican electors met in the
executive chambers and organized, elect
ing F. c. Humphreys, President, and A.
W. Leonard, Secretary. They cast their
votes for Hay es and Wheeler, and c.. Il,
Pearce, colored, one of the electors, was
selected as messenger TO convey the re-
turns to Washington.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-07
Friday, December 20. 1876,

n legal. hours, in front Of the Court. honse
Memphis, Tenn, proceed to sell 10 the hiehest
bidder, for cash, the following describpd nron'
erty, to-Wit:. Situate, lying and beipg in tba
county OF Shelby and State of Tennessee .
One tract beginning at q stake 1898 Clio fact
east OF a stake in the west boundary line of
grant no. l94o, lnthe name Of l.. Levy; run
nlng thenpe east by y-lO feet to a stake on the
northeast corner OF Joy anu i0swood's Joint
tract lthe same being the northwest corner of
9 tract Of land sold by LsVi Joy, Leon Trous-
dale and j, ID. Qnthank to w. II. Barrett
and said. corner being ON the south side al
PTeekinudge a%venue); thence south q76 8.I5
ICE. 70 STAKE on the south line Of said ,Jov
and LogWood tract; thence west $40 $40 feet
20 stasei thence north 916 feet s inches 10
and sixty-'our hu16redtts Qi.66 sores. To-
4O7. DOOA % page
The other tracts Or parcels Of land arc
known as lots B, 8 and Of Georga Dixnnis
suboivlsiOn of his land on Walnut straet in
the CITY Of Memphis, in saiG county Of Shelby.
h%esinning on the west limo Of Walnut street,
ayo feet Inches south Of tao intersection ~
malnut n Dixon streets. being the north
Walnut street $50 feet to a stake; thersa wnst
lbQ rect to the east side of ap a,iey BE- fest
VICE thence north with said alley iSO feet 10
plxon south line; thence cast $50 feet to me
beginning, see Book los, page sec.
LeVied, on as, the property Of defendant
Mrs. j. s. Wright TO satisfy said udemep 4
interest and costs.
Memphis, 23d day Of November, 1876.
e. l.. ANDERSON,
n III VI enerln OF shelby county, Tenn.
u. Clay King, Attorney for plaintiff.
8k90-s6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-07

SENATOR'S and msmbers who have been
looking into the practices of Congress
since the government was founded, find
that it has always required the concur
rent action Of the two houses to ~abrogate
a joint rule az well as to adopt it. Under
the uniform precedent, therefore, the
twenty.second joint rule having been
rescinded by but one house is now in
force, and covers, Of course, the count
ing of the electoral vote in February.
The record Of the two Souses also shows
that both perfected all of the legislation
of the last session by virtue of the joint
rules which continued in force from the
preceding Congress.
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A
Governor Hendricks Views on the
biLuAttOn.

0VNGNAOE AMNnAHAEAN NACh1 Oh AIC
SituAttOn.
INDIANAPOLIS, December Z. - The
Journal publishes an interview with Gov.
ernor Hendricks on the situation. he
thinks the action Of the returning boards
in Florida, South Carolina and Louisiana
are not 10 accordance with the laws Of
those States or the Federal Constitution,
but hopes Congress will do justice and
assert the true spirit Of the Constitution.
he does not believe the Vice President
can declare who is elected, or that the
two houses Of Congress are simply wit
nesse1 as to the count. furnishing ~tellers
to certify 10 the correct reading Of the
ballots. He relies upon the twenty
second joint rule, which be contended
has been in operation since 1858, aud de.
clares it a legislative Interpretation oftho
Constitution specially intended to meet
such q crisis as the the present. He ad
mits the possibility Of the House declar-
ing Tilden President and the Senate de-
clariug Hayes President, and that such
a crisis would De Of the most serious
character and entail upon all parties the
grayest responsibility. He declined to
give any statement as to his recent meet
ing with Governor Tilden.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-07

ate viii support President MacMahon,
but the Deputies seem inclined to hold
out against him on the dangerous ground
of the Budget The Budget Committee
have resolved to suspend their proceed.
ings until the new Cabinet is formed.
The Deputies at the end Of to-day's
Thursdays s. session will probably ad-
journ until Monday, and il the Cabinet
is not formed in the interval, they will on
reassembling adopt resolutions express.
ing their disapprobation. The idea is
suggested Of forming a Cabinet of the
most distinguished Liberals in both
Chambers. 1t is thought that a Cabinet
composed Of D. Audifferet, Simon Du-
foure, Dscazss, Say, Waddington and
the present Ministers of War and Marine,
would be accepted by all parties involved
in the present dispute. President Mac
Mahon is willing to accept this combina-
ton, which would put sn end to danger
and restore peace and internal stability
to the country,
A telegram from Bilbao says the re-
quirements of the government are a
ing considerable excitement. 1t is be-.
lieved that the deputies and municipali-
ties throughout the Basque provinces
will resign. Several deputies and Sena.
tors have retured to Bilbao suddenly
from Madrid.
ROME, December 7,-Cardinal Simoni,
successor of the late Cardinal Autonelli
has arrived here from Madrid.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-07

Alcoholism is on the increase in Switz.
erland as everywhere else. 1t makes
very great ravages, and has carried of
numerous victims in certain districts.
This is inferred from the fact that the
number Of deaths from delirium tremens
is limited in many towns and cantons to
n or two per 1000 deaths, while in
others it rises to FIVE or six, and in some
localities eyel to thirty five per 1000.
A secret agent of the Partisan police,
wondering what attractions the sewers
offered to so many g%amins, followed
some and found them fishing for rats
with very strong wire lines. They ex-
planned that they got from FIVE to ten
cents (Americsn) for the skins, accord
ing to size. They are turned into ladies
kid gloves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-07

WASHINGTON. December 6.-For Gull
States and Tennessee, partly cloudy
weather and light local rains, with !
falling barometer, slight change in tenn.
perature, and during the day winds from
south and West. For Ohio valley, partly
cloudy weather and southwest to north.
west winds, falling followed by rising
barometer and temperature near freez.
,nO
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strong arVes an AttainabIe Bless.
ing.

There are many who have never known the
blessing Of strong nerves, having been born
with weak ones. Those who have. and
through disease or some other cause, have
suffered a loss Of nerve power, can. BY con-
trast, more fully appreciate the magnitude of
that loss. The true way to repair it IS Ia in
vIgorate the system through the medium Of
improved digestion. secretion, and the estab-
hshment of . Irregular habit of body, three 70.
suits invariably accomplished by the use of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. which insures
neurishing blood. from which the nerves. In
common With every other part Of the bodily
economy gather vigor, the grand prerequisite
ef health The great objection to sedatives
and narcotics is that they not only exert no
tonic inflnence. but are always followed BY a
hurtful reaction. such is far from being The
Gaze with the Bitters, the primary action Of
which is most salutary. and whose after effects
are beneficial in the extreme.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-07

tive one Touching the matter Of the
last election and the Presidential qnes-
ton he said nothing.
Hayes considers himself elected or
claims to be, and would not &c likely 10
make any overtures or to commit him
self in regard to a Southern policy so
early. His speech soon after the cleo
ton, in which he deplored the fate Of the
poor negroes under Democratic rule and
said Northern men woald have to move
out Of the South, would indicate very
different ideas from those lately attrib-
uted to him.