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r,~ar.lh vsariss.
cni.e 4 large numser OF pspc1 have
announced that RI. Rev. Michael De-
,aenec. bishop Of Allegheny, Pa, has.
l'een translated 10 the diocese Of VIM
rennes. This r. fannd 10 be wlihoot
Foundation. a few days ago member
&c ihe Courier eorps had a conversation
with one of the leading Catholic clergy
man of the the diocese, himself proini-
neatly mentioned rs candidate iNf the
,nitra. ami he pronounced the rnmor 81
,l.e transfer 10 re unirne- This clergy
,uan states that Father Bessoines, The
Administration Oh the diocese, has jus,
received letter, through Archbishop
Purcell. az Cincinnati. from Cardinal
Finnrhi. at Rome, who Is Secretary "
the bureau which has that business IN
charge, making inquiries ~ to the mum.
her OF commandments 10 the diocese, ara
their respective naiioaaliIics. This let
ter is d..el September 18Th. aud OF
conrse N That tilae 40 appointment had
hAnu made a the information desired
is sannnscI ~ Ne intended 10 govern
the appointment of bi>hop for the do
ceso. il i probable no appointment will
be made until after the lester OF Father
Rsssoinrs reaches Rome. which will be
four 81 five weeks yet.
The statistics provc tina; the diocese Is
Gcr,nsn. there being fve Gcrnuan speak
ing Catholics 20 one English speaking.
The nasioanliies OF the clergyman ssc
in the same proportion n the comnuni-
cants. An The Bishops heretofore have
hoen Frenrh aud the diocese having
49,. ~..4I~r f.x- Franrtftf..n Tiara has
becn an Impression thai the French
were ia the majority. when in trath
there are hut three congregations where
that language Is spoken sliu-et er. two
where Fgench and Esgiish are spoken,
ana We b~liere three Others where The
cier.Ymen preach ia English, French
am German. alternately.
From this il viii look reasonable 70
ra,s.irsin Germsn Catholic priest,
~ E.si0p Or he Tacsnl aiVcese.
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Tile Iu1hlo toarier ilinks ne
question ~ tie Sprakership Gun only he
solved through Cux or Randall II
clpar.r iniimaies that 10 Western ~
Southern maa has The lessl chan 2. The
New Ynrk Herald savnr~ Kendall, but
Cox would pr,imh'v carry the New
York ie cgaiion with great unanimiiy
We iiink this riiprtfo prrsleirrinine nc
rrsait viii M 81 10 avai ani thar 'lss
Wp~f anl South are - fixed IN their pnr.
pose 10 select Western or Sonilserr
rsaa ~ Nv Engi.ni Gnu he r. prevent
il Mr.. Blgekhurn, Of this Si4sc viii
prove Formidable competition. having
alr ay developed more favorable and
mpre general expr ssi,n 'han ciihel
III ~ gentlemen mentioned. Il Frank,
fart hy.i Yeainal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

Tho fisiiileli~s ii operation N Law
rancFburg p~id taxes during the mont ',
Of <opfeDbcr 10 the amount OF $lcj-
7e33D.
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Days of Meeting or the Trnstees
Of the Various Townships ~
Dubois County.
NOTICE Il hereby given that the 1rus-
~ tees Of the various tow nships Of Du.
lbois Go. will be Nj their respective ufile.u
In each Of the townships for the purpose
lot attending 10 township business, on
the following days:
| Columbia, Harrison. fasnhridgs, nsrics. Hau
tisnsrssn, Jackson. raiols lass md Tssdinrrx
r"SfsLips. ~ 90 Saturdays ~ zach ~ssk ana f..l.
ltoNnkhlr Mondays "a each se.k Nndls.n 4, reh.
| Nn ~ - snd VA Nainfas. 10 every noIih
rsfsonx igeitg lnsiness sitA any 81 tke Trassxss
sti have ~ .tsei thsfs dnys ~ law Ma, A.
ln 'svc : Anrh Itsh-hiI Tt,rtst fiai t..ler.,s
'crrAin dave ~ .reh seek m..h mn, Ne rsar!reh
n which h VIII ths irsil.ss ~ his i.srslr
and n.ss thereof a. ~ gwen he iulahis ~
W Areh township. and ali eenrscss. audit w. snd -,
sai ~ claims. shsnts nssds cn, srsL dssIstssA
,dass"
| AH"r cAvs, lniLr nnips,
| hniFE , ", lIsNes
\ Asrss~ HcNvuss. yslix s,nsamy.
4 " ". kFNpALL, lhfxr
Inspfh fhf1, " u. kAs1snaAss
l hrr k,ss. Cissrss L,fssN
september 81. is;s.-iy
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Spring. 1877
Boots, Eoots!
Shoes, Ehces |
STILL THEY CONE !.

] nm Just IN receipt ofTwrSrY-rIvK cases
Of Mems. Ladies' and Childrcns' Shoes. 81
shr hest spring styles. and ~ rricfs
fowrE ri,> fvrE. Come and ser mc.
Mems Calf Shoes. warranted M ~ &C II
Sis: Womeu's Fine kii Side and
Front I.are. warranted 40 $3.50 10 S:.-,
per pr. Childrrns' Shnr. At .ss 10 . ltu
per ~. always keep The l-rgrsi stack
4" llun'inghurs, and prices lower han
IN the cities.
nr,yrsY a.aynGEc nE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

~ 49, Money nal irr 4 ceiling ths
lGf1N L1'l Artificial Honey. ~srd 70 80.
s"n -. and ne convinced. ffdr.m
Henj r"anr. Eos 10. Jasrsr, lrn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
Thursday Evening,
ENTERPRISE.

During the past summer and fell
we have noticed with pride and pleas
ure the u~nrivalled improvements that
have taken place in our city and still
we could not fail to notice that the
spirit of enterprise and ''go-a-head-a-
Inverness was, if anything, growing
less. Now there is a prospect of the
people of Mexico being called upon
at no distant day to subscribe and
that literally, for the car shops &C.,
&C.. of the c. &c A. r. r., that is,
when it is extended to Kansas City,
which we trust viii be shortly. Now
some of our readers may think that
railroad mems patronage is not worth
working for. Now. this is a fatal mis-
take. At the present time when
there is no division at Mexico, we
have the patronage of about n hun
dred railroad men, each of whom
spend at least $50 per month in our
city, making a grand total of $4,000
per north. Now this is no small
item. 10 what extent will this be
swelIed when we have 1000 railroad
men, making Mexico their headqaar-
tiers. There is no class OF men who
~ 2 HL -LH -
are more lavish with their wages than
railroad men, and no set OF men gre
better payed than they. SO you see
it is "a matter of much Importance
where their trading is done, and we
trust when this point is sprung that
the people of Mexico will appreciate
the advantage of every enterprise 81
this kind and that they will respond
accordingly.
The people of Mexico are not wiae
awake to their manufacturing ano
trading interests. There is one In
sLitution which does us credit ano
that is stock sales day, but the move.
ment put on foot to have q district
fair at Mexico was a disgracefui fail
IRE ; simply because live, go-a-heae
linen did not take hold Of the scheme
and push it forward. II Mexico doe
not want TO die q premature death
r. ~ - 80 ZFEFa go - A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
S B. ANTHONY.
BALLOT NOT BREAD.

Miss Susan B. Anthony, world re-
nowned as the champion for the
Woman's Rights clan, made her de-
but to a full house in this city last
night. During the past week every
body has been or the qui viye to see
Susan B. She was introduced by
Judge Forrest with a neat little speech
characteristic of the gentleman.
The lady RAJ dressed in a plain
suit Of black without an ornament
even in her hair. Her hair was dress
ed in the old style, smoothly combed
over her broad and intelligent brow.
She affects none of the agony SO Of
ten attached to lady speakers, both
in tone and gesture. She spoke in .
clear, distinct voice so that every one
in the house could hear, ''oniy this
and nothing more" In her plain
eloquent manner OF spesking lies her
.E#
charm.
I Her arguments in favor of Woman
ISeffrage were well taken and hard
to answer. She says that woman
wants bread and not the ballot, but
must have access to the ballot box te
obtain bread. She states that there
are one-third rs many woman indie
pendent workers as there are men,
and why should these women be de.
priyed of suffrage. s
1t is hard TO tell which party sh'
fayors. She slapped all the Lords O
creation right and. left, Democratic
and Republican. She is strong ans
yindictive on the greenback planl
and her arguments in favor of this
now greatest OF questions, was equa
to the logic of Ewiag or Crittenden
Everybody seemed pleased wit
her lecture and her appearance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
OUR PUBLIC
RHroKr or SUPERINTENDENT Gully
MoREAsHD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wBLcoAA

N1%rE-4- IhsE -
BY comparing this report with that
of former months, it will show an
increased attendance in nearly every
department. : 1t will also show an
increased percentage in regularity,
scholarship and department. Prof.
Gully is always glad to welcome visi-
tors, and no one knows the good it
does the young student to know that
his parents are interested in his adj
vancement and q few words Of en-
coursgement viii prove of untold
benefit. We trust that next months
report will be even an improvement
on this. Prof. Gully deserves untold
credit for the manner in which he is
conducting our public schools. The
following report speaks for itself:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

One of the former Sunday school
teachers of Mexico, DIR. b. ). Hite.
has been arrested for horse stealing
Galloway Gazette.
AS usual, the Gazette comes to tn,
front, in an attempt to prove tina
another of It's s'best" men is from
Audrain. B. S. Hite is d Callawe
gian Of the first water, but we dom
wish to say they are all in any way in
-terested in appropriating other PEG
pies equines.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
MEXICO LYCEUM.


The Mexico Lyceum met at Opera
House last Saturday night. Presiden;
Russell in the chair.
On motion of J.. F. Llewellyn the
miscellaneous business was passed
over.
The first order of business was
a defamation by ]. w. Daniel, which
was delivered in good style. Col. Red
dlngton then followed by reading 8
very impressive extract in a fav ored
manner.
The question as to the ,constitu.
tional right of Congress to suppress
Polygamy was discussed by Judge
W. o. Forrist snd j. F. Llewellyn or
the affirmative, and w. w. Fry and
Ira Hall on the negative.
The question was decided in favor
of the affirmative by the referees H
B. Seeley, L. Phillip and H. Glas.
cock.
A new feature of the Lyceum is the
reading of a paper at each meeting
The paper to be edited by the lad,
members of the Lyceum. We trus'
the young ladies of Mexico will dc
their part toward making our Lyceum
a grand success this winter.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The following corps of officers were
elected tor the month of Dec. Presi
! dent, John E. Hutton, Vice-Presi.
dent, DIR. Russell, Treasury, George
Robertson, Secretary, Pinkney French.
Sergeant at Arms, Johnny Carter.
Programme for next Saturday
night.
Defamation, by T. B. Buckner,
Reading, by C. L. Quisenbery.
The question for debate:
RESOLVED, That education should
be made compulsory. In accordanc,
with an amendment Of the bylaw,
three debators were appointed OF
each side.
| Af1rmative-Rev. J. T. Brooks
w. H. Day, and Byron Cluster.
Negatively. b. Mcintyre, o
Hit and J. F. Llewellyn.
Editreses of Paper-Mrs. ID. Matt,
Miss Anna Gill.
The above is a very attractive pro
gramme and we trust the performer
will meet with a full and appreciativ'
audience. o..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
NEW MuSIC.

The new and brilliant gem of music
weeping Tonight All Alone by
Prof. Treloar, Of our city is making
quite a reputation in the social world.
1t is pronounced by all appreciators
of music as beautiful. The words ars
by Miss Saifie Hammer, one of Har
din Colleges teachers. All lovers
of sentiment and euphony blendet
should call at Lees book store a
n C and procure q cory of this beau
tiful gem of sentiment and music.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
MORNING SESSION.

@FT.EE 51A
10 to 1880. Miscellaneous BUSH
ness.
1880 to IL. Class drill in proper
ton, J. p. Gass.
IL to 1880. Dicussion.
1880 to IL. When, how, and
how much n entail arithmetic should
be taught, by G. d. Bowman.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1880 to 2. Map-drawing in the
schools, by Miss Fl. Cauthorn.
2 to 80. The relation of teacher
and parent, by J.. Havdon.
2:30to3 8. How to teach compost
ton, by Miss S. Hammer.
8 to $3.50. Programme for a District
school, by j. w IBryarly.
$3.50 to 4. Class drill in Algabra,
by Mrs. A. w. Terrill.
Alto z. Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
to 1880. The real and the ideal
in education, by Prof. G. G. Cum
bingham. "a
1850 to 8. General VS.. special
training, by President A. w. Ter
rilI. -
8 to $3.50. Relation of Public
Schools to the State, by Prof. D.. r.
Gully.
The teachers of the county, and
friends of education are urgently re-
quested to attend.
JOHN p. GAss,
Secretary FIX. Committee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
Vnristmas Presents.

| 1<AL4f r
saelll and useful presents, Sc
sl!n an eye to taste expressly
Aesico trade, presents for
.sis Presents for the girls. pre-
10th useful and beautiful.
- selected assortment of pres
s,sF o1lered in Mexico, all kinds
= eass st reasonable prices. Be.
s,.' - buy be sure you call and
s'as for your self, you ae,
~, y oepleAsed with the styles ane
Z .laeh 4 Hall, West side o
-dufe. 80 st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

GRAND OrEsnG.-Wm. o. Lee 4
Co.'S grand opening Is now I'D flil1
blast. Crowds are coming AID poina
all the time. He has the fullest ans
most tasty line of holiday goods ever
in Mexico. They win give anothel
concert and opening next Saturda.
for the benefit of the country people
1t win pay all lovers Of the bealrtiu
and unique to1csll and examine BIZ
stock or holiday goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

PRESENTS FROM NU-
MERoUs FRIENDS.
One of those peculiarly happy and
enjoyable affairs, commonly called =
wedding, took place at the residence
of R. E;sey, Of this city, last We'd
nesday night. AS business compelled
our attendance elsewhere, we were
deprived the pleasure of witnessing
the happiness of the fair couple and
partaking of the elegant repast.
The ceremony was performed by
Elder Cope, in his usual impressive
manner. 1t was Thanksgiving Eve,
and the bride and groom were radiant
with joy and happiness, while all
present were highly delighted.
The bride, Miss Sallie Hisey, never
looked so well as on this occasion;
many AMI umerou were the whis-
pered encomiums of her lady friends
in answer to their gentlemen escorts,
by replying, "Oh, isn't she lovelys'
The bride was dressed in white
Tarletan, with a white sBtin bodice
trimmed with elegant lace and orange
blossoms her head was gracefully
adorned with a wreath of orange bios
SONS, from which a beautiful white
vail fell in graceful folds around her
dainty form. Fer costume was per-
feet, and she was truly called the
queen of the evening.
The groom, Mr.. Joe Lakenan, was
clad in the usual conventional black,
which showed off his manly form to
advantage, as contrasted with the del
icate white costume Of the bride. In
brief, they were a handsome couple,
and have our sincere wish that they
may never be less happy than they
were on this TIE night of their lives.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom, followed by their host of
friends, repaired to the dining rooms
where an elegant repast awaited them.
The supper and accommodations were
only such as Mrs. Hisey knows so
well how to superintend. #
THE PRESENTS.
The following are few of the nus
merous presents that gladdened the
hearts of the young yoyagers on lies
matrimonial sea, as they recognize
the remembrance of their many kind
friends:
A handsome silver pickle dish, by
S. Emmons and lady.
Mrs. Ross.
A morning service castor, by her
father and sister Belle.
set of silver tea spoons, by her
brother John.
A beautiful and unique tidy, by
Mrs. David Steele.
n pair OF silver pichle uisHeS, ny
Mrs. Richards, of Rails county.
A beautiful set of table spoons, by
her mother.
An elegant pair of cuff pins, by her
sister May.
Many other beautiful presents were
in the reception room, but We failed
to learn the names of the donors.
On Thanksgiving Day Mrs. Lake
nan, mother OF The groom, gave 9
grand dinner and reception to the
bride and groom. On the next even
ing Mrs. Lamartine Lakeland honored
the happy couple with a supper and
select party. Both of these occasions
were happy events in the young
couples lives.
The bride and groom have shown
their good sense by settling down to
married life, without a trip to the
moon or some other distant land.
The LEDGER prophecies for them
long life and prosperity.
The cake received at this office was
delicious.
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

James Sallee, of the firm of Sallee
& Brooks, is in St. Louis buying
Christmas presents, in the way OF
books &c. He is going to have a
full line of holiday goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
ASTONISHING srcgsss,--It IL the

ASTONISHING STcGEss,--It 10 the
duty Of every person who has used
Bosches's German Syrup to let it's
wonderfHl qualities be knownt0 their
frisnds In curing consumption severe
coughs, Group, asthma, pneumonia,
and in fact all throat and lung diei
cases. Ne person can use il without
Immediate relief. Three doses will
relieve any case, aud we consider it
the duty 81 all druggists to recon-
mend 1t TO the poor dying ,consnmp-
tive. at least TO try one bottle, as 49,
900 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and NO one case where it failed was
reported. Such 9 medicine Is the
German SySup cannot be too widely
known. Ask your druggist shout ID
sample bottle TO try sold At 10 ceifs
Regular size Is cents. For sale 81
i39&WeoW g
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

Gentlemen who owe us must come
to time with the cash, your bill maj
be small, but if our 1000 readers
will come up with their various trlfel
we will then be able to do justice Il
our readers as well as to our selves
Please give this your earliest atten
ton. ..-..r ar .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
To CHANGERS.

The Stockholders of Audrain coun-
ty Cooperative Society, arc notified
that the annual meeting of said society
is the third Saturday in December
1877, for the purpose of electing a
Board of Directors for the year 1878
SAMUEL o. WRIGnT, Sec.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

MARRIED-At Louisville, KY.
December 5th, Miss Lizzie Haden to
C. F. Harvey. 1t will7be remember
ed that Miss Lizzie paid a visit to
the family of Col. Haden of this city
last winter. 1t will also be remeni
bered that she made quite an impress
sion on some of the young men.
Boys, We feel sorry for you but il
can't be helped. 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

mt husband of mine gets shaved
Dam 4 McIlhinney's palace bar
Fhp. The easiest chairs. The
flight. The most accommodate
earbers In Mexico. Every body
ashssed there, under the New
ag bank.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
ROLL OF HONOR.
EDIToR MEXICO LEDel

EDITOR MEXICO LEDGKK,
DEAR SIR. The following named
pupils constitute the roll of honor sol
the month of Nov. in room No. Z,
public school:
Miss Ella German, Virginia Crom-
we'll, Alvira Orr, Carrie Wade, sRena
Quisenberry, Willie Carson, Geo. II.
Dunbar, Aaron Frank, Charles
Habiutzel, and Randolph ! Lacy.
Requisites, p~unctuality, ~depoftmen,
and high gfsde Of scholars nip.
Yours ffruly, y
]. T. GAS, Teacher. J
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

CLIFFoRD's F~EBRIFUGE. In the
cure of fever and ague this remedy
displays extraordinary powers. Prop
erly used, no ease can resist it, and
other diseases of an intermittent
character, including that most dis
tressing disease, periodical neuralgia,
have been found to yield, with equal
certainty, to its influence. 1t eradi-
Gates all malaria from the system,
gives tone and vigor to the whole
body, and prevents disease from be-
coming seated. Try Clitford's Feb
lfuge it is sure, safe and speedy in
its action. You will never regret
buying the first bottle, and you will
have discovered a friend you d not
afford to lose.
]. c. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all druggists. st. Louis.
| 1Z-At. .- r- = .a-t| a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

Healey's Hibernica is meeting with
its usual succe this season. 1t is
the original troupe and you should
not tail to sec the performance at the
Opera House tonight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

H. B. Seeley assisted by Rev. n.
Shumate is conducting a series OF
meetings at the Liberty street NJ. Z.
church. Considerable interest Is
being manifested.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
UNJITST DISCRIMINATION.

Why does Mr.. DeJarnet with +,
gang of boys pass a dozen cow
standing on the streets and go cut il
South Mexico and drive in COWS ant
shut them up in the pound?
CITIZEN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

The NJ Il. Church at Fulton wal
heavily draped in Grape last Sundy al
a token of mourning for the death O
Bishop Marvin. Fulton was the frs
place in which Bishop Marvip w.
stationed as q minister of the gospel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

HIBERNIcA.-Healey's original Hi
,bernica will appear at the Opera
House tonight. This is the same
troupe that met with SO much success
in Mexico about a year ago. DIR.
Healey, the manager, is to our per-
sonal knowledge an excellent manager
and would not appear without an ex-.
~celleat troupe. Brass band in at
tendance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
BANKRUPT.

susin receipt of a printed poster
aststes that the creditors Of MI.
aagiston, Of Fulton, bankrupt,
have a second meeting in Jeffer-
ly before c. z. Hess, Register
'1Aruptcy, at 10 o'clock a. m.
% i9th0f Dec, 1877. A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

Ea Mitchell, formerly of the
HELL & Bros firm of Mexico, now
|ssn6eld, Iowa, has our thanks
iowa papers. The Mitchell Bros
~ elegantly appointed drug
|Fhrshat city and are doing a driv-
Elantss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

eackwoods preacher, speaking
= subject of getting to heaven,
" brethren, it is as impossible
sanaer to get to heaven in his
n Tor the best horseman In this
Psgration to ride a streak of light
arough q crab apple tree with
citing scratched,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
There never was such q reaIly coo.

There never was such areaIIy GOOD
substantial, satisfactory and rapid
selling Sowing Machine offered 50 low
Pc the New Family Shuttle. reduced
to only $25, with d full set az
attachlneilcs for all work, FREr
with every machine. IT. snr-
passes expectations, and fuIfiIls
all the requirements Of every faIi,iIv
- . helper Il will do every descrip-;
tion Of work-fne or eourse-that
any machine at any price ever did =.
can do, equally as rapid. c0ryecs
smeoth, neat aud strong. Has an n.
late improvements, Is easy ID learn
and manage, Is Eerviceable, don,t
saear ont, siways ready and never out
pf order. Agents make money! ran.
Idly, snpplyipx the great demand III.
this the cheapest machine A. ~
world, Territory free. Address I
Cately y Coz Garner Hroadwav 49,
! Eighth 81 New Toyk. znLss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
at the

The young man who took his girl
out to see the moons of Mars in a
.looking-glass has been decorated with
the order of the Grand Bounce by her
E~
indignant father.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

We would call the attertion of the
council to the crossing at the North
west corner of the College grounds.
SCHOOL GIRL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
, CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

AS a protection against counterfeits
the present projectors have patened the
likeness of DR.. A. Q. Simmons, the
originator of Simmons Liver Medi-
cine as a trade mark. Hereafter the
original and onlyygenuipe DR.. A., @.
Simmons Liver Medicine will be put
up in yellow rappers with his likeness
upon each package and bottle-none
other genuine. Beware of counter
feits and INSCRIPTIONS persons Offer
ing you other preparations.
NJ. A. THEDroRD & Co, Sole Proprie-
tors,
29-4t. . Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

Baby shows are the fashion now,
but as long as mothers continue to
nurse their little ones with Lauda-
mum " other opiates, they cannot ex-
psct their babies to look bright. If
your baby needs medicine geta good
and harmless one such as DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup. 25 cents a bottle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

Attorney w. w. Fry, was absent
last week, attending the court OF
Common Pleas, at Louisiana. HI
says that on account of the sickness:
of Judge Porter, the court wa
adjourned till January next.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

1 WX ~ 49, % = o.
= Fulton Gazette and Mexico
.s1R are engaged in a regular
va var Of words-on the man
Which a public robber met his
saes. While we deem it a mat
Eislal Importance as to how a
sAlef should be disposed of,
~ That the demands of the law
W. eases should be considered
Inc dnty Of the Audrair
4 sas perilous one, that o.
1erry, the express robber, and
rs nom the press should be
Uunded -Chamois Leader.