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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-15
HSv ToHK. February IS. 1920 I'm. Gotten
is dull, With futures weak. Sales for future
N S01 hataq

ton is quiet UDlsnae. cd; Orleans, G l5.l6d
ealoa, 1900 bales, Of winch 1909 were for ex-
port aAd speculation r~eceibts. 500 bales, Of
which 400 were American. Arrivals opened
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-15

There is now living at Norwich, Fog.
land, an old lady who was present at the
battle Of Waterloo. and took . passive
part therein. She was the gardener
daughter at the chateau of Bopgou.
mont, aud at the time Eve years Of age.
Her father did not leave the chateau
until it was shellsi BY Jerome Bona.
parte.
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!NsoLVENT NOTICE.

EAVING SUGGESTED THE INsOL-
IL veney o. the estate of John @. Weaver.
deceased, all persons are notified to file their
claims with the Olsrk of tho County Court on
be barred, JANE E.. WEAVER, Ext'x.
b. b. MCFARLAND, Atty. l3l-i37-llS.i4o
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MlseeIIaneOus.

Fair business doing on the levee.
The packets all got away last night
with large cargoes of freight, and all the
boats we're full of people asd Mardi-Gras
excursionists returning homo.
The exeursionists on several Of the
packets Leaving last night kept up the
festivities Of the carnival and amused
themselves in the cabins by dancing and
inaugurating mask bsll0.
No arrivals or departures at New Or.
leans yesterday.
The Capitol City left vicksburg to-day
for St. Louis.
The Ashland, for New Orleans, passed
Louisville yesterday.
The Golden City arrived at Cincinnati
yesterday aud leaves there Saturday next
for New Orleans.
The J. W. CAT left Cincinnati last
evening for Memphis.
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Trustees Sale.

HAKE NOTICE THAT IN PURSUANCE
Il of a deed Of trust to me of date March /,
1876, by r. II. Brooks, which is Of record in
Book ll3, page 225, OF the Registers Office of
Shelby county, Tenn. l will, at the request
Of the benefciaries therein named nm
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In supreme OOurt at Jackson.

Harriet NJ, Moon, exeeutrix Of J.. n. Moon,
deceased, VS.. A. b. Deshazo ct al.
by VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
Court Of Tennessee at jackson. in this ca ,se
will offer fer sale to the highest biddS r. in
front of the court house Of Shelby couy ~ in
the city of Memphis, on '' ~
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For white River
LorFERY.


A ePLEN DID OPPORTUNITY 70
"A WIN A FORTUNEi-Third Grand
Drawing, 1ST7. At New Orleans, tuesday,
March 9Th.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature of the state for Educa-
tional purposes in 1853. with a Capital Of
Sl,OOO,oOO, to which IL has since added a re-
serve fund Of s350d0l ITS GRAND 81 GLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS wall take place
monthly, 1T NEVER soALRs OR P0srPoNEs.
Look at the following scheme:
CAPITAL fkIZ u. $4,000.
40, 600 Tickets Rt Ten DOlIara Each.
Fractions Of tickets In proportion,
LIST or PRIZES.
1CAPITAL PRIZE $40. 900
......~-.".."..... Zl,VUO
- ....".....--...-.-. lO,OyO
................ 5.000
2PriKes Of $3.50. ............... ............ 5000
3 1910. 5000
Is 50....................... 1900
100 20......w~............... 20, 200
600 100 .....-............... 60, 1000
1900 ....-........... 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Approximation prizes of $500. 200
9 l00........ 900
476S Prizes, amounting to .............t2 22 500
Write for Circulars or send orders to
M. A. DAUPHlN,
P. O. Box 692, New Orleans, La.
GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING. Tuesday,
AprilSd. Capital Prize, S2O,0O0. TicketSS
each 129-eod-x xiv
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Saturday, February II, 1877,

the certain piece or parcel Of land. situate in
the city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Iennes-
see, and known and bounded as follows: Lot
No. 10 in block No. 6. and lot Ne. Ii in
block No. 6, as designated on tho map or plan
Of the city Of Memphis, commencing at a
point on the west side of Tennessee street, 96
feet frsm the southeast corner Of said lot No.
No. TO-. 100 feet or whereabouts, to Chester
street; thence on and with the east line Of
Chester street northwardly ia feet to a stake;
thence eastwardly in a direct line to the be-
ginning.
Terms Of Sale-Seven months credit; pur-
chaser to execute note with approved personal
security, bearing interest from date, and n
len retained on tho property till same is paid,
Equity Of redemption barred.
JN0. II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
I'd. L. Belcher. Sol.
January is. 1877. I2O.14s
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canhhla.
Cotton.

The market this morning is quiet and
steady at yesterdays prices. Demand
and offerings light. wYr.
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TnSnpreme Court at jackson.

Edward Mcdonnell VS.. A. Mitchell ct al.
RY VIRTUE OF THE DSCREE PRO-
- nounced November /, 1876, by the SUI
preme Court of Tennessee ut Jackson, in this
cause, l will offer for sale to the highest bid
ger. In front Of the court house Of Shelby
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Saturday, FebruarY 17,ts77.

the certain tract Of Land m~entinned IN said
decree, situated 10 Shelby county. Tennesses
being lot No. 3 Of the Subdivision Of the Geo
L. Holmes Big Creek plantati on, and bounded
as follows: Beginning at a Poplar marked X
road crosses the south lima Of lot No 4: rnns
thence east 6 chains and 25 links 10 a stake:
thence south 10 chains to a road laid of 10 thu
road laid off through said farm; thence east
80 chains to a stake; thence north 81 chains to
q hickory; thence west Z chains and rs links
10 Big Creek plank read; thence with said
road ~southwardly to the beginning, contain
ing l4 acres more or less.
Terms Of Sale Six and twelve months
credit, purchaser executing notes with ap-
proved personal security, and a lien retained
on the land until the notes are paid. Equity
Of redemption barred.
JN0. II. FREEMAN. Clerk.
Kortrecht & Graft, Soils,
HJanuary is. l77. 19o.1l6
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4EMPHIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
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n o rIuR TABLES
AZ. r.E. LAX. ~.

SAND LoUWvlLLR RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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MEMPHIS AM ChARLt SToN R. R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING. Tuesday,
AprilSd. Capital Prize, $4,000. TicketSS
each 129-eod-xxiv--
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MISSISSIPPI AND THNNEssEE n. Il.
Arrives. Leaves.
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uafDOf.
The river is open to Davenport.
The james Howard took on enough
fuel at Cairo to run her to New Orleans
and return next trip. She will do like
the St. Louis steamers-tow a fuel boat.
Grand Tower coal rules at 8 to 9 cents
peribushel.
The City Of Chester, Captain James
fore, is the Anchor Line packet, legy.
ing this evening" for Osiro and St. Louis.
connecting with the principal railroads
for oil points East and West. Billy
Bleekuer presides at the desk.
The famous railroad and reliable
packet Charles Morgan, Captain Albert
Stein in command, will leave Glenn
Wbarfboat this evening ct 4 o'clock ior
New Orleans, making all principal way
landings. She will take all lingering
Mardi Gras excursionists at reduced
rates. Those wishing a pleasant triy
down the river will do we'll to take pas
sage on her. Harry Stein. a gentleman
With whom it is a pleasure to travel aud
do business, controls the Office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-19
rsouuIiIies.

Andy Hebrank goes East tomorrow,
to lav in new stock of goods
Prof. Loo;, OF Bethany College, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Hill, an artistic glrsi Ell
crayer OF this city, left for PhiladeIphis,
Saturday, to engage in the business al
that place.
Mr.. Joseph Hamilton and lady left on
the steamer Hudson, Saturday, for Gin.
cnnsti.
Rev. Armstrong, pastor of the St. Mat
thew's Church, is confined to his resi-
dence By illness.
Mrs. }. G. Hervey is lying quite i'll at
her residence at Pleasant Valley.
Mss Belle Armstrong has returned
home from visit to Paris, Ky.
Archie Paxton, leading man of the a,
?. Q. american Philsnthropist Quilting)
Society, entertained number of the
members al his residence on Chapline
street, last week.
Mr.. A. f. Wells, of Newark, Ohio,
formerly of Bridgeport and Martin
Ferry, was married 10 widow lady OF
the former place, recently.
Mr. w. +. Courtwrlght, OF the corps
Of telegraph operators Of the Baltimore
and ONO road, formerly in the Mcclure
House office Of the a. and p. line, will
lead TO the altar charming and hand
some young lady of the West Side, on
"Wednesday next.
Mrs. Dr. a. S Todd has been elected
President, and Mrs L. t. Hanson Treas
urer, of the Second Presbyterian Church
social.
Mr.. John McAllister will pay a visit
to Ireland next June, to see his relatives
and friends.
MIR Jacob D4uber and Paul Brook
hart, of North Wheeling, were out hunt
ing last week, aud were very successful.
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THO DistrIctTcIrgrnph.

The work OF completing this important
enterprise is rapidly progressing, and
Manager Morgan informs us that the
wires will all be up by Thursday, and
everything ready for putting the boxes
into the buildings, which will be done rs
soon as the boxes arrive. Twenty-.our
boxes have already been ordered Tor dill
ierent buildings, six of which will also
have congs, Tor fire alarms. The follow
ing Is list OF the parties who have
ordeTed boxes. Joseph Bell u Co.,
Mayor Sweeney (gong), Vlgllsnt En-
CINE house (goug), John Diehl, Harry
List, Joseph Beuter, John Beuter, TX.
change Bank, City Bank, Henry Blumen.
berg, Chas. Behler, Lsramie's restaurant,
Opera House, Spring Garden, McClusky's
restaurant, Capitol building gong, City
Hall gong, Atlantic engine house
(Soug), Central glass works, Reymsnn's
brewery, United engine house (gong),
Belmont mills, Hobbs, Brockunier X Co..
and Western Union telegraph office, at
wticn place the Headquarters will be
located
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ObaeHIIiEA.

The funeral of Miss Maggie McKelvy
eldest daughter of W. p McKelvy, E.q.
took place from the residence OF her
father, No. 50 Fifteenth street, yesterday
afternoon, and was largely attended.
The remains OF Miss Henrietta Sprigg,
daughter of Phillip II. and Octavra 5
Moore, took place from the residence o.
her father, No. III Chapline street, yes
ierday afternoon. Tue funeral cortege
was quite an imposing one, about forty
little girls, of ages ranging from ten tU
sixteen years, each wearing lorg, flow
ing veil OF white Grape, forming In pro-
on and following her remains to
their last resting place at Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
The remains of VIM. Moore Thomp-
son, son of Capt. James Thompson, OF
Tiltonviile, will arrive in the city TO day
on the steamer Della, from which they
will be transferred t. the Telegram and
taken to Clalington, o.. for lnterment to-
morrow.
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POLICE coURr-JUDGE cRANMER
temperance Talk.

A temperance me ting was held in
Olts Hail Saturday night President
Hnam Young conducting the meeting.
Mr.. A. q. WInchcr read a portion Of
the Scriptures and led in prayer.
The Rev j, Il. Thompson, President
of the Morgantown University, was the
first speaker introduced. He is q splcn.
did talker, but us he was only gotten
on short notice by the committee, there
fore it was not generally known that he
was to talk, otherwise there would have
ben larger turnout.
Mr.. Jacob Kemple followed with q
short speech, and then the meeting was
closed with benedicnou by Rev.
Thompson.
There WAS 10 meeting held IN O.t'-
hall last night, the officers deemir 9 it
advisable 10 close the hall and allow all
those that desired to attend the Fourth
Street Nj. Z. Church, and hear the Rev.
Georges temperance sermon.
MIR Frank Grub, OF Columbus, O.,
will address the OTIS hail people to-mor-
row night.
At meetIrg held by the Union last
week vote OF thanks was rendered to
Messrs. * lsiey u Bro, for a large load Of
coal.
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sei,i,ua,ist;c Manifestations

An astonishing spiritualistlc NANTES
tation took place al the liquor store of
Mr.. Chiis. otoehr, In the Fourth ward,
Friday morning. The spirits turned
Out tue gas lamp IN front o, his house,
bored through the shutters of two win
dows with an augur, raised the window,
entered the building, pulled clock from
desk to the floor IanSacked everything
about the house, and as tinal triumphant
move carried away to spirit land a
quantity OF rye, bourbon and other
psatsbIe fluids, with winch to initiate
the example OF mortals. MIR. Stoehr
cannot estimate his loss, nor can he gam
any clue to the spirit who did the mis-
chlet, but it is more than likely that it
WAS doGe by the same crowd of petty
thieves that has infested the city for the
past two wears.
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GRAFTON GOAHEADITIyES sss.
Attempted Assassin affOn - f"r'"eF
particulars of that Shoo'ins
Acrape-The Victim Dead-Ihs
Murderer Arrested.


DIR. A. W. Shaw narrowly escaped 8
charge of buck shot at Grafton, SATURDAY
evening. The doctor was sitting down
m the river bank, when he was fired upon
by An unknown party on the opposite side
n; the stream. The force OF the shoI,
however, was SO far spent that the tear
ing of numerous holes in the doctor
clothing was the only damage resulting
No clue has been obtained Ii to the
wculd-be assassin.
Friday Afternoon, young waiter
Sandsbury, the lad who shot Ind NOR,
tally wounded colored 10y named
Walters, at Grafton, on Thursday, an
account of which was published IN Sat
urdavs REGISTER, gave himself up to
the authorities, and on Saturday morn
Ing. at 2 o'clock, his victim died IN great
acopy, but retained consciousness to
t6e last. The remains were
inferred yesterday. Saturday morning,
DR.. A. Thayer, DR.. Thomas Kennedy
and DR.. Floyed l.. Wilson made post
mortem examination, and found that the
wound had been produced by two paper
wad., and not shot, as was at nrst sup
posed, which sustsins the story OF young
Sandsbury that the gun was only loaded
with powder and paper, and mat lnGfe
was no bullets or shot IN H. Lie
physicians state that the paper wads en-
tered about half the distance between the
umbilicus and lumbar vertebrss, at the
anterior and superior splnas process OF
the ilium, penetrating the perltorleum
and perforating the jejunum intestine
causing periIonitls, which, when Trans
lated into plain UNITED States" Is to the
effect that the wad cut small intestine.
In the afternoon OF Saturday,
Young Sandsbury was taken before
Squires l.. Raymond, of Grafton,
and Henry Miller, OF Knottsviiie,
and a preliminary examination held,
the State being represented by ). T.
Mccormack, prosecuting attorney Tor
TAYLOR county, and The defendant by
John II. McGrew, of Grafton. The trial
created great excitement, and large
crowd was attracted, eager to eaten
glimpse of the youthful prisoner. Alter
examining duO lahIIIS thO ONANS"NS v
John White, Gus White, DR.. A. ID
Thayer and Dr. Thomas Kennedy, the
court committed the prisoner for trial at
the next term of the Taylor county Cir
cunt Court. The defense msde applc"-
ton Tor bail, which was refused, and the
prisoner, in charge OF County Constable
Uhas. Hooper, was taken to the Prunty-
town Jail. The scene between the prls
oner and his mother at parting was Al
fecung in the extreme, he begging his
mother and uncle, between his sobs whlch
almost choked his utterance, to save him,
and prevent his going To jail. But the
msiesty of the law Is memorable, and he
wa torn away from his parents to answer
for ms crime. Sands0ury's attorney, we
understand, will make a strong effort to
effect his release o. bail. Since the dis
covery OF the tact that there was no shot
in the gun at the time OF the shooting,
public sympathy is turning in favor OF
Sandsbury, and it is generally believed
that he mad no intention OF injurlng his
victim.
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Pleasant pasiime.

A very pleasant psstime, so say the
youths and youthesses who nave engaged
in item, Is the mum social" recently
introduced in this cry. The affair gem
orally takes place ct lne residence OF one
OF the young ladies'. An admission Zee
Is charged, and alter the ladies and gen
tlemen are aIl Ill, they must hot speak.
When al are seated about the room, the
gas Is turned down, and when one of the
parties squeals the gas is turned on, and
she has to tell wnst she was seuesling
about. Ii she refuses TO tell, tnenshe is
fined, which is usually paid by the cuss
that Sis next to her. 1t is said TO be
better thar the old-fashioned gum suck"
parties. NUNS the word"
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CONDENsED TELEGRAMs

The Peoples Saving. Bank, of New
ark, n j., Mss sus pended.
W. Kinney < Co, bankers, Of Ports
mouth, O, have failed. Liabilities VI
known.
Affairs st the heets mines, Dakota, re-
main unchanged. Soldiers are en- route
to preserve the peace.
The steamship Scythis sailed from
London Saturday for the United States
with El3OOUO 10 bullion.
Hon. Georgs :. Bangs, formerly
United States su.-:reasurer At Chicago,
died - Va ilg,ol, Saturday.
Officers OF tletncee National banks OF
R4stI.I, Pa, say the reports concerning
runs are without foundation.
Harry Russell son OF Charles {. Rs
sell, banker committed suicide IN Zsnes-
VILE, Saturday. Cause unknown.
Five thousand dollars reward is of
fered Tor the apprehension and convlc-
| ton OF the Batavia. Ohio, treasury rob-
bers
The residence of Hon. b. S Pretty
man, st Pekln, H., was destroyed by fire
Saturday, Loss $4,000 insurance $780,
/ coo.
BY fire in a house near Norfolk Sat-
urday, occupied by Hester Ann VII
lisms, colored, three children were
burned to death.
The directors of the Chicago Exposi-
ton building Saturday declared per
cent. dividend on the stock, the first ever
made by them.
At St. Louis, Saturday, the wall Of a
burned Quilting tell, crushing the ear
part OF Stones museum from roof to cell
lar. Nobody hurt
Henry Watson, accused of killing
Henry Boerner, in Chicago, has been
| found guilty, and sentenced 70 eight years
in the Joliet penitentiary.
The National Council of the Union
| League of America will hold its annual
/ sa.s on ia the Merchants Exchange,
Philadelphia, December l2.h, al P.
The Border Cry Mil, No. l, At Fall
/ River, Mass, burucd Saturday morning.
1t contained 30 900 spiudles, employed
! 40 hands, and was running on full time.
Loss $4,000.
Rev. jonathan Edwards Woodbridge,
aged 10. died at Hartford, yesterday. he
was y well known theologian Of the old
school, and was formerly editor Of the
/ Boston Recorder.
The Supreme Court of Vermont over.
ruled the exceptions in the case OF Asa
Magoon, the wlic.murierer, and was SEN
| fenced to be hanged the fourth Friday
in November, 1877.
At Warnt, Iowa, Saturday, Mrs.
| Ii, Eupl. threw herself and infant cnud
INTO a deep well. When recovered, two
| hours at,eIward, both were dead She
Is supposed to have been temporarily III
| sane.
| Conrad P.ppenhuscn, late owner Of the
/ Long Isnnd railroad, has failed. Liza.
/ Jilities. $3.5UO.OOO; assets, S7,2jOOOO,
mostly In stock OF the Long Island rail-
road. What the assets will realize IS IN
certain.
Warrants were issued Saturday for the
arrest of The propTletors OF the Firm
avenue, 81. Nicholas, Aston House, Holt
mnn Hausc, BrunswicE, Delmoulco, 81.
James. Gliscy and Winchester Hotels,
charged with violating the Excise Law
by selling liquor Oh sunday.
In the whisky cssos Of Roele Junker
AZ Co. md Ford. Oliver n Co. of ChlCa.
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E,robcdO tcquIttod-i United States
Judge Assaulted.

BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS, November Il
The trial Of General Escobedo for vlo-
lation Of the United States neutrality law
resulted in his acqIlttsl because it WAS
lot proven that armed men TO the num-
Der of two or three hundred, who were
in camp with him. actually Intended 20
invade Mexico During the trial Judge
f. Morrell, of the United States Court,
made some remarks from the bench
counsel tor the defense regarded as re-
aectingon them, and which they prompt
~ repealed At the time Ey-.Judge Rus
sell, ono OF the coI sci tor the defense,
subsequently q dressed note TO Judge
Morrell, asking him to disclaim rejecting
on hIm, which Judge MorreIl refused to
do. whoreupon Russell slapped Judge
Mor-eIls face in the street, after the close
Of the trial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-19
ELEIEDNfnn.

lhe hoe,cr n the jury room, st the
Court House exploded Saturday night
about 8 o'clock, with great violence,
shaking !be bmlcing from the POUNDS
ton up and tearing up more or less Of
the flooring. At The time Of the expo
sion the Finance Committee OF the
Board Of Com liss,oners were IN session
in an adjoining room, and worse scared
C mmiitee, perhaps, never existed. An
examination Of tie pieces OF the pipe
composing the hester, went to show that
there WIS = flaw in it, which caused the
acci lent, y there was only sixty pounds
of steam on at the time. The damage
! will be sLIEht.
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The Coming Minter.

The corn husks are thin, indicating q
mild winter; the woods are iull OF mast,
An unfaling sign of long, hard winter;
stlere are myrisds OF spiders, mild WINTER
acres OF caterpiilars, hard winter the
squirrels are idle and lstless, mild win
ter; the goose bone is black and grey.
mid and hard winter; tie woodcnuck
steps out, hard winter. 1t Is, indeed,
ONLY question o. time when the system
OF weather prognosticatrons will become
one of the exact sciences.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-19
scbeuck's, PulmOnic rup tos INC
cure OF Consumption, Coughs
and Colds.

Tho GREAT virtue of this medicine Is tnss
4, rinans the matter and throws IL out %
the system, purifies the blood, ana III"
sffests cure.
scuESCK's SEA WEED TONG, foR TIE W ~
OF DYsPEFsIA, INDIGESTION, a.
The Tonic produces healthy acIon "
the stomach, creating an appetite, iot a,a
Ing chyle, and curing the hos'
GASES OF Indigestion.
srHKSCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, fok ihh YUM
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c
These Pills are Alternative, and ProuuC,es
healthy action of the liver, ~lt Snopor,aI
least danger, as they are iree rola ,,trtra a
and vet moe efficacious III les'oe
healthy action OF the liver. ., ,or
These. remedies are certain 0ut1
Consnmption, as the PVlmohIS SSiup
rinens The matter and purifies the pioou l
The Mandrake Pills act upon the n.y. St,
craste "a healthy bile, ana remove ali ,t ciS
e,ses of the liver, often cause Oh I'm
Snmntion. The sea Weed Tonic gives 'ohe
ond strength To the stomach, MAKES
s,nnd dige sion, and enables the organs W
ssorm vSod blood; and thus creates
healthy circulation of healthy oLoou, l n nv
comuined action of these meuLClhs, &c
inns explained, will cure every c5s1 ,b W
t'onSumption, If taken III tlme, an" 'N
nSe of the medicines persevered IN.
DR.. Schenck Is professional! a. a., SIIeetS
cinal office, corner skin anu Avn i.or., ali
PhiladeIphia every MOhuay, "hSA0
letters Tor advice must Oe auuIeSseu'
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Church Dedication.

4 movement is now on foot to get up
arcursion over the Cleveland and
pittsburgh road from this city to Pitts
h ,rgn. on Saturday next, and We under
Ind that over forty tickets have
already been sold. The object OF the
sxcJrsion is to attend the dedication OF
tho German Protestant church At Pitts
bnrpb, on Sunday, which is said TO be
20 If the finest edifces of the kind In
,be country, costing $4,000.