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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-14
The Value OF u Yankee DipIOma at
with a Long Nose

The Value OF u YAnkee Diplomat
fi...v.s with Long Nose ,a-.t
New York Tribune.l ..g
When General Jewell was our
minister in Russia he visited the
tanneries Of that country and found
out the secret Of the Russia leather,
the beloved Of book devotees, The
secret is the result of the us4 of
birch bark tar, with which the skins
are dressed in place of tallow and
grease, the latter substance being
So largely used as food among the
lower classes. The tar, which is
carefully saved as it exudes from
the wood when burned, was first
used as a substitute for wheel grease
in Russia, as it is to this day, and
then for the filing and dressing of
skins. BY system Of careful in
quiry, and literally following his
nose during his visits to some of
the great Russian tanneriea aud
curriers' shops, Mr., Jewell found
this compound in a great kettle
ready for use, and thus the mystery
was solved. 1t is not expensive,
costing about ten dollars a barrel,
and he Immediately ordered ten
barrels aud sent them to the various
leading manufacturers in this coun-
try, with instructions, and the re-
suit is that genuine Russia leather
goods are now made in America,
and, doubtless, will soon be sold at
nearly fifty per cent. below former
nriooc a' I.lfM .F
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MARDi-cRAs.
THE KING! the KING!
Proclamation by the King of the
Carnival
Be 1t Knownl

VHAT WE. THE KING, SERENE IN OUR
L joyous domain of mirth, undisturbed by
the peTturbations OF Returnings Boards and
Joint Resolutions, witnessing with serrowful
oountenances the discord prevailing in our
favored land
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LOTTERY.

sPLER DID OPP0RTUNtrY ga
a WIS a RORTUNEl-Third Grand
Drawing, 1877. At New Orleans, uesday,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
This institution was regularly INCORPORATED
BY the Legislature Of the state for kduca-
tional purposes in 1858, with q Capital Of
Ell COO 900, 10 which IL has since added re-
serve fund Of s9s0a01 ITS GRAND 81 GLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS will take place
monthly. IT NEvER SCALES OR POsTPOSEs.
Look at tho following scheme:
CAPITAL PRIZE. $40. .0R0.
40, ,O0O Tickets ms Ten Dallas Each.
Fractions Of tickets in proportion.
IIGpnE pRIZEG
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GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING. Tueday.
Aprilsd. Capital frizs, $4,000. Tickets,
each, Tru lSs-ood-xxif-R
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4I63 Prizes. amounting " - ~,
Write for Circulars or send ordereto
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
P. 0. Box 500, New Orleans, La.
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APPROXIMATIONS FNIAlo-
Approximation prizes Of S3Q0a.--.. 100
0 q i" .O0......... J. $50
9 lOO..,.. 800
~ nj. ...,..:..t. 5000 con
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To Continental apd Security
Life Insurance Companies
Policy Holders.
FREE To All !!

. Our Illustrated Catalogue Of Plants, Seeds,
Plate. Friees low and satisfaction guAran-
teed. Dealers price list on application. Ad-
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lt2-lO.dkW -fr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-14

-r,. Ne Twenty Minutes Faster than
CI:T Time.
~ WI. ROSS, sup't,
B1RNEy "A VaaEs, Ticket As't l0-t
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MEDICAL.
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS
Specifics

uAvE PROVED, FROM THE MUST AM
i'll pie experience, an entire success. bim-
pie, Prompt, Efficient and Reliable. 1hey
We the only medicines perfectly ddpted 10
Cnr, lar MA
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ENSTkRN MATES.

NEw York. May 10 The Herald
London special eonfesscs that Sultan
Abdul Hamid refuses to allow the Her.
alfs correspondent to accompany the
Turkish army.
The 7riasae's Washington special says
during the fiscal year ending June So,h.
1876. the estimated gain in the stock of
gold in the country. after making
allowance for expectations and amounts
used in tho arts. Was in ID. neighhor,
hooi of eigh, and half millions. while
the gain in silver MAJ about twenty-five
msllioas Daring the present fiscal
year no, only has the entire product Of
cur gold and silver mines been retained
in the eountry. bu; In addition 10 this.
the small balance in our favor has re-
sal,el from oar trade with foreign
countries The present movement Of
gold aud silver towards Europe may
destroy this balance before the close Of
The year. bu, IT now seems probable
that tie amoant Of precious metal equal
20 the entire product OF oar mines during
the year will BE- retained ia the country
Thls will lie i" the ns,sAtsorho,d If
from nlnety TO sAne hundred millions
and a. the latest ais,ces from the West
chow that a larger percentage et the
Whole amlcan, Will b. la geld than aaf-
ing the presieSs< years, The amount IT
that metal wha<h wili have accumulated
~ the Sush Of Jane. isss, Will psobs.
hls hs a, least shout hfty millions II
then the administration shoali consider
ii VIE "a t~gtn 'be secna ulAsion II
gold eaia and taslisan :or tie purpose q:
seieening gFesnhaSSs GA January let,
ISIS. IL ces,ld probably IL - ~i,hev,
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LONDON, May l0.-The Dakota from
Liverpool yesterday for New York,
went ashore on the main land inside the
Isle Of Anglcsea Tue crew and psssen
gers were safely landed.
Bullion in the Bank of gland de
creased el67,oO0 the past week
PARIS. May 10 Thi. being A.cen-
sion Day the Bourse is closed.
LONDON. May Reinsurance Il
being effected on the overdue steamer
City Of Brussels for fifteen guieneas per
cent. premium.
The Dako'a's passengers will sail
Saturday in the steamer Wisconsin. 1t
10 feared the Dakota will prove total
loss
Prince Milan and Ministers have for
mally assured Count Andrassy that Ser
via will not disturb the pesc.
The Times says OF the advance which
the Russian government obtained from
Paris aud Berlin banks, that the prob
able assumption is tina. the advance is
sixteen milliou dollars. aud the syndi-
cate retains the RICH. Of makirg fur
ther advance of half as much again.
LIVERPOOL. May 10. The Inman
steamer reports that tho City Of Brus.
sells has broken her shaft. AID with
prevailing winds it would not be sur
prising if she does not arrive in a
week or ten days yet The same
winds would account for her not be-
ing spoken to. as they would drive her
olt Of the course If steamers.
CoxsTANrINoPLE, May l0.-The Jour
naFs correspondent says the Russians
before Kars aud Ardhan have re-
treated towards the frontier.
BUCHAREST, May l0-The Prince
of Roumania to-day assumed the com-
p,and Of the Roun,anisn army. desig-
mating the chief Of staff, and command
ers of the first corps Mt Crakavis. and
second at Bucharest and Giu gevo. and
appointing members Of the staff and
commanders Of divisions and biiSades.
VIENNA. May l0-lt is reported
that the Ruomanlan army will form the
right wing of the Russian army and be
s.; -,st.s:s7;SH as.:S a: F;.ns1c are arc
opposed to war
ATHENS. May l0-A Greek iron clad
has captured vessel which clsndrstina-
ly left Pirecies The crew are pirates
and criminals from Asia Minor. An
Investigate on has commenced
LONDON. May i0.-A dispatch from
Ezeroum, dated yesterday. makes no
mention of fighting. The Russian col.
umn. which was going down the Per.
sian frontier towards Van. was stopped
ut Bayaziad on accom-. of the lack Of
forage. aud the imprac.icablity of the
country.
VIENNA. May 10 A meeting Of Pc :
fish agitators was held at Lemberg on
May 4th to determine the policy of the
Poles. An organization Of the Polish
Legion was decided upon. The Polish
leaders have resolved to abstain from
creating any trouble with Austria
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Ia Mutual Insurance Company died
TO day. aged -.
NEWARK, y. ]. May 10 -B-rj
Noyes. indicted for conspiracy in con-
nec.ion With he New Jersey Mutual
Life Insurance Company. failed to al
s~er u day when his case Was called
His counsel s>k-d for = r,osspOn-msnt
saying that Noycs was in New York,
fearing arrest and imprisonment
here. u other charges, before be could
&c. bail He would ,pprar next week.
ana proposed II me-, al ch.rsss
The Judge declared such proceeding .
contempt. and refusing the application
tieclaree: his TAI! f1rfeited.
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SILVER FOR CURRENCY The wor
Of resumption by the, redemption Of
fractional currency In silver began one
year ago. Under the &C. authorizing
coinage of silver for this purpose, al
ready $lS.095. 900 Of fractional CURRENCY
(shin- plHsters) h.ve been retired. and
xl2.249,000 OF legal tenders of larger
denominations. making $50, 900 of
silver placed in circulation in the East
by this act. and with s.. 500, 600 OF
silver on hand makes a total Of $33.-
sii 900 coined. and leaves $l6. l56. 600
Of the $50. oo0, 900 authorized, yet to be
Issued.
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Friday, May IL. 1877.
WILL ENGLAND FIGHT.

England shows signs 81 growing
tired # playing the part # Sinbid 81
that burdensome "Old Man Of the sea
the Ottoman Empire. There is a
growing disposition on the part Of her
sax-psying citizens TO let the e"~,iy old
fraud quietly side. Consequently her
statesmen are sorriy puzzled in the
presenr s.ssn..iieats-d situate Of AFFAIR."
20 know Just how To steer. Being a
wealthy. ea%.-loving old common wealth.
che doesn', wan, to fight Besides, her
compassionate old hear. ,hrobs with
deepfe.t sympathy in behalf Of the op-
pressed Christian subjects of the Porte.
The loss Of capital from the default o.
payment ef the principal and accrued
interest Of leans. on the part, both OF
the fithl.ss government and prodigai
citizens Of tina, bankrupt nation, has
aiienated the affection of the mnn'@a
classes of England from Turkey
Therefore. there IL strong party head
ed by Mr. Gladstone. who are IN favor
Of making common cause With Russia
in the utter demolition Il the Mos!em
power.
of course, il would suit oar ancient
ancestor first rate 10 be able 10 stand oil
at q safe distance and look a. dis
interested neutral. provided -hr could
thus rake in her share If the ehesnut-
without pattieg her own paw into the
FIRE. But whether she can do this OF
not Il The exciting question just Row
1t will /. her policy 10 appropriate til
Suez Canal. Cons,antih"pl-. Egypt, and
possibly some ether imi.ortan' points,
rs her share In the division If the .poils;
but whether Russia. Au.tria. and OF or
interested lar,irs will allow her To do
SO, without first cauginx her divine
rights in the premises. by the dlspia,
Of her might. ,emains Ia be st.n.
II Russia alone bears the hrunt Of the
exploit. SD. may T. el hrrs.li comptert
to di.,oe of til. "swsg' when il rs
secured Aus,ria cannot aff. nd {" allow
Rus>is To abscrb the northwestern pro
vinees Of tn. Turkish empire which
border her dominions Hence il is
presumahle that she will sooner or
later have 10 buckle on her armor aud
60 down H. the fray fnr the mai, tcnahc.'
of her rights on the tented field, or b.
smothercd Into ins,guificanee rs an En-
ro?ean power. This II" turn will affect
Germany, and If the two great Teutonie
nations TAX. sides in the contest Eng land
canhardly keep out withou, loss If pres
tige. Then. if France se.s the flank
rsuS<A.~va-%A-~---
war. II isa question whether she toe
could resi- the temptation to sail in.
though single handed she is yet too
much depleted by recent defect to ven
ture upon aggression. The balance Of
power in Europe" is u beam of such
tickiish poise that there is no predita,.
ing the consequences OF even the slight.
est disarrangement upon its future re-
Adjustment
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF wAsHrSGrox.t

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
County = King
IN JUSTICES CotRT. Il sEIYE. IT'S
/ tiss
r PETER NoSTEAr sna CHARLES BCR-
l.ESs - Sct hereby hottie! tast sa.cgi-s
Barter AID Alt~rt N Brooks. CO. parsnsrs nnter
tse arm name Of - : BANTER O. =" have sied
Q eoHpsiH ssasEst yea IL sais Css.rt. .hteh ~ttl
essrs en 81 Re asa-si 81 ~ ofsce. tn the C4ty q.
Sestfie. liz kins csnsy W r o. tie li,h DAY es
June. 4. II. ~. ~ the hcGr q 10 Q eSosE u
q sAst Gsy All GSess yea appear. All thea szi
there answer isss- vili ~ take. - essstessei
All The prayer II THE plases.es sraatet-
TIE oAsesrt azi dsHnaTt of sAi3 casu stns - f0r
TIC recovery frass ysa . the sg8 q re han4-se
aollar ga}a exin - the VuifeSi states due nysaE
a. ssccans fss geo.ts vs--s and raerrh ass.ts~
I'D ssa delivered ~ sAa2 : Barter l. GO d" 81
Pea 81 *''ar sEesis lasas1ce aud rsa1sss 3ariax
The ESaEih II AsrSA. A. u. Isl
CsuplAlas tRe<. Nsy Y i.-s
figss rEessEasisn. Mss u. ls-7
y W sEITEyP
IAr-sk-. Hell h Arar.~s- Atsora<ys f.. pss.r-
Hss Tssif.vtw
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kxrisss frslv Ia the
D.fILI' l.S'TELLll:E .ST Err
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. May o.-Sailed -
Ship Anibai Pinto. Port Townsend
bark Montana. Seattle. schr Compeer.
Pcr, Madison.
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MISCELIA\ EDCS
", G, JAMIESON'S
DEVELOPMENTS {!

A GOOD CLD k
COIN SILVER WATCH CHAIN. ...........
4 SEr OF COt y STUDS ......... ....-.-. .....
GOOD PAIR tF >PECTACLES ...-. ......
SOLID GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS
SOLID GOLD RING ..-............
COIN SILVER RING ..... ................. -.
4 COIN SILVER WATCH. ...........
A GOOD STEM WINDING WATCH .......
A COIN SILVER AMERICAN WATCH ..
GOLD PEN AND HOLDER .........-.---. ...
SOLID GOLD CHAIN ......... ......... .........
SOLID GOLD HUNTING AMERICAN WATCH
A GOOD 5.BOTTLE PLATED CASTOR ............
A SET BEST PLATED KNIVES .........,...........
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CANADIAN DOMINION.

HALIFAX, May l0.-Three hundred
soldiers are on the way from England &c
fill up the twentieth and Iinty--eventl
regiment TO their full strength
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far psrs.sa.sFs ses tie Alils CT The DAY q PEI,
Torrance
Apufssso~ Orchestral Chairs. g. Cset seaia
:. eects ><ats ran - s~Snr~d 81 3aex Levy
taxnr stan1 wstnoat srtrs charge
pasSfs of~S 81 oesa<k Performance cs1ra.
Ee1ses ~ 'fjask sharp
CHARLES Schultz
szsS11 As.Tsnee Agrat
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, LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
u IL .cis>,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-22

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z'soE g tEss - wlsa. - kl,3.sen frus4
O-t.rs t@-cs.ses Erzn.s-l.a.elv Assl IN
s.srrtsseiy apparent 20 The exc u loye.
How en- : ,.-oisra:ely -ooi-,ookl-g
-,.rl iErre-se her afirartso.s By rlsi-
.G7v. Size mus cultivate Asr t..nd
Al ignorant. llI;erase WomaE, even
If she attracts attention. cannot retain
tie interest Of intelligent Inca. She
must DO TIN, 10y familiar conversation
with the best AM most highly edu-
Gated persons with whom she comes
Ia co.i.act. But the heart mus, he
cultivate as well as the head.
"Of all things" exclaimed a most
elegan. and refined gentleman, after
nearly a lifetime's familiarity with
the best society, "of all things, give
me a softness and gentleness of a wo-
man." A harsh voice, q coarse laugh,
trihes like these have often spoiled
many u favorable first impression.
Tie cultivation of the heart must be
real, not feisned. A woman vino stud
les to appear, rather than be good and
generous, seldom succeeds in deceiv-
ing the other sex in those respects.
She who in truth seeks earnestly to
promote the happiness of those
around her, is very apt to obtain ad'
mirers among men.
Above all other requisites in wo.
man is conscientiousness. Without
this touchstone of character, no mat
ter what her charms and acquire.
ments, she cannot expect to com
mand the lasting regards Of any man
whose love is worth having.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-22

a. -s.,e-s-szn- ezssaT1z2sz. w&s E=1sis
rs--=a--y -y a. : sar-e Sss1gtstsrazg e~-
t=sa4l~azasE, =: Dz.lley wItA the vxu
q ts-s-za~ = neg sv-se-a q slzEzh1er-
~ c=Stie Is sa=zus * iyEzszss~. AL
iA2- pa-EEg taes1 ozEf q sz1<.en~e
E2s-e speedily AMI wIfA less x.zE@-zny
.A-n l'g tae or,l.1zrv TsCsle Ak
igo PJE~Tfgl is0rses ALL sl2a-
Ery 4l-alalsi for wO-kl weEs rznSea
n lne about half = yard AEsar7 under
a shed. tie donkey bslRg T.lac-d IN
the center \ -,lI%l primer cf dyna-
taste. with a. eiecsrse fuse asf2~hsd.
VA then placed on each Of their fore
heads AMI fastened in position BY q
piece OF string under the Jaw. The
wires were then coupled mp in circuit,
and attached to the electric mschine,
which stood ai'out tive Yards in front.
The hafslla of the machine being
then turned, an electric current was
discharged, which exploded the three
charges simultaneously, and the an
imals instantly fell dead without a
struggle.
The whole affair was over in two
minutes, and the experiment appears
to have been perfect success. It
was conducted by Mr.. johnson,
agent of Mobiles Explosive Company,
Glasgow, assisted by Mr.. Harris, one
of the dynamite instructors. By this
means, it is stated, any number,
even hundred or more cattle, can
lie instantly killed by the same cur
rent of electricity. There cannot be
doubt that the present system of
slaughtering cattle is open to the
charge of being cruel and barbarous,
and the slightest want Of skill on the
part Of tile slaughterer subjects the
unhappy beast to horrible tortures.
ANY attempt to extnguish life pain
lessly is step in the right direction,
not only as regards cattle, but also
as regards criminals sentenced to cap
ital punishment, whose case equal
ly deserves consideration.-PaA JiaN
Gazette.
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Only.

~a....., 8. She is -nohodyl Onlya post trad
er's wife. I" said the pretty Mrs. Bel
KNAPP with a toss of the head. TWAS
only a sentence, but it hurled the
speaker and those dear to her from
a aposition long held and highly priced,
and brought to light transaction that
made Americans for time almost
lose faith in public men.
only one marshal failed to obey
commands at Waterloo on that men,
orable 18th of June, but it broke the
proud heart of Napoleon, caused de-
feat to be written on the French ban
ner, which heretofore had only VIC
tory inscribed thereon, and brought
untold glory to Wellington, and joy
to the allied English and German
troops. Of this defeat Theirs wrote:
;" AS for this battle, no one can deny
that the plan and execution were all
that could be expected of a command
er." It was only Grouchy who was to
blame and he was only a little too late,
but Napoleon diedin exile because OF
it.
only child left within burning
house. Who would enter at the risk
of life and save him? He was saved,
and after years proved it was n life
worth saving to the church and
world. 1t was the immortal Wesley.
Only one risk moro. "Stocks must
90 up; all will be retrived." Humid
reds of mortgaged homes and penni-
less widows in Caiifonia to-day can
tell the rest.
Only fallen girl. Years ago she
was pure and happy. 1t was only one
false step at first, but years of mis-
ery have followed. May God show
mercy To the fallen ones
Oaly one glass more. The tEIrs.
cannoi be quenclael D9wn, down
the sirtiEl goes, sAving: "onlr one
cl.ss more Hasirs-ls ot ruined
families All bsokeR-beariel mother
.he wprll oEvr e4n sell tie rest 81
TIA. sal xrC-w
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ron R1eNEpIssnfe - ~
should hardly expect to3nnssin the

ssAsaCnnss ron RieEEpINsee
should hardly expect tU f1nssin the
materia medica a cure for bashful-
ness, but coco (or cuca, as some pre-
fer to call it) which has lately attract
ed considerable attention in pro-
fessional circles, is said to answer
this purpose. The Boston journal
Of Chemistry cites the statement of
DR.. w. Tanner, who AYERS that
whatever may have been said from
time to time about the effect of coca
on the human sysem, this much is
certain, that it causes timid, people,
WHO are usually i'll at ease in society
and particularly so before strangers,
to appear to advantage under these
circumstances. In other words, it
cures bashfulness. It's effects on de-
preston of spirits, he says, are what
might be expected from drug whose
action is "ensrgy-giving and bashful-
ness-curing." He has not seen any
corresponding mental or physical de-
preston attending its after effects.
It's action may be largely increased
by combining it with an alkali. It
may be that the alkali dissolves some
of its active principles that otherwise
would remain undissolved.
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