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Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
The Heraid's Temperance EditO.
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rial.
For the Republican.
The "herald =" of Monday de-
votes quite space in its editorial col
umns to attacking the remarks of the
speakers at tho temperance meeting at
the City Hall on Saturday evening. 1t
cries out in holy horror when the rum
traffic is denounced, and its damn'ng
effects proclaimed, or in other words,
an injured Pedestrian must not warn
others of the hidden pit into which he
has himself fallen. We cannot under
stand the improperly of living monu-
ments of the good work end-avoring to
induce others to shun the recks upon
which they nearly wrecked their bark.
Wine at the saoramsntis not denounced
by the temperance speakers. Coufne
its use TO that purpose alone and all
will be- well, but We repeat that it is a
curse of God when used as a beverage.
Here are his words, "WOe unto him
that putteth the bottle to his neighbours
lips" "No drunkard can enter the
Kingdom of Heaven" "Wine is a
mocker; strong drink is raging and he
who is deceived thereby is not WISE"
Will the Herald please answer II
whether men and their families would
not be- better provided fo- and happier;
society elevated; crime and pauperism
lessened; and our taxes lowered, If rum
was banished from our land. Now as
to the extravagant statements We think
We can take from th9 columns of the
"Herald" itself evidences of what rum
has done for som. of our physicians.
and lawyers, as vel as those of the lover
walks OF life, who have not needed the
words of temperance speakers in the
past. VERITAs.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
For the REPUBLICAN.
Recruiting Co. ID.


'MEssRs EDITORS In connection with
the organization OF. the new military
company at DuPont's Banks, please al
low me through your columns to cor
rect the report which some misinformed
person has gwen TO the press that the
leader of the project had BEEN an officer
in the French army. AS do not wish to
strut about in borrowed feathers, de-
sire to state that all the military train.
ing l have received is what | have
learned by four years. service in the
field during the war { the Rebellion,
and with thousands Of others had the
honor to fight for Union and Liberty,
though not wearing the shoulder straps
In the present enterprise will endea-
vor to promote the SUCCESS OF Go. ID,
without expec ing personal honors. As
some OF your readers may b Interested
to know how We are getting along, l
world say that half of the numbnr OF
required for organization has
been enrolled, and are all OF them first
class recruits who mean to make the
company an honor to the State. Our
next meeting for recruiting purposes
will bs held on Tuesday, August 10, at
the Band Room, (H 'nry Clay Factory.
Roll call of the new recruits at 8 pollock,
=. NJ. Thanking the press for their
kind notice of the enterprise,
remain, resp fully,
PIERRE GENTIEU,
Formerly Of 18th Reg. Conn. Vols, Inf.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
A Puilet StDvy.

In the absence OF building material
for snake stories and fish yarns, the
Newark "L-dg-r' man has taken an.
other tack. He says:-"Mr. j. G. Shiv-
Ter, station agent at the p. W. Il B.
Newark Depot, drove to Town Oh Mon
day evening to attend a meeting of
O.ceola Lodge, X of P. Upon hitching
his hors. Mr.. Shivlpr noticed that a
young pullet, which had gone to roost
on the tailboard Of the wagon, had rid
den the entire distance, over mile,
and never lost its position"
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
WOULD YOU BE YOUNG AGAlN7

Would yor be young againP
80 would not /;
One tear to mem'ry given,
Onward I'd HE;
Life's dark food 70 ded DER,
All but at rest on shore.
Say-would you plunge once more,
With home so nigh?
Ifyou might, would you now
ketract your way2
Wander through thorny paths,
Faint and astray2
Nights gloomy watches fed
Morning all beaminx red
hopes smiles around US she'd
Heavenward-away
Where are they gone, OF yore
MY best delight?
Dear and more dear, tho now
Hidden from sight
Where they ioice to b,,
There is the land for me;
Fly, timely speedily:
C0me-lii8 and light!
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
From Philadelphia.

Ioi lhc NcI upi'e"h'
PHILADELPHIA, August, 1879.
This is the month of months for
summer excursions and rest; that is,
outside OF our popular Palaces of FASH
ion. and in these houses most complete
70 olutions are taking place.
Now, in Wapamaker's Grand Depot,
when We visited there last week ,asplen-
splendid lot of low priced summer silks
displayed upon counter. Yesterday
a very different stock caught our eye.
Carpenters and carp nters' tools-and
in every portion OF the building they
are at work erecting galleries and max
ing improvements. Indeed, when our
ont of town friends visit Philadelphia
for their fall clothes they won. know
the Grand Depot, it will be SO changed
and beautified.
4 Fall psrasols of Turkey red, are
Very cheerful in their rich coloring,
with the pany hued cashmere borders.
Care should bs taken, however. that
the red may not jar with the tints of
the toilette proper.
A new costume is Of WOODEN fabric
and silk, trimmed with old gold and
grenat. The whole costumei is trimmed
with grenat cashmere, with silk fringe
in grenat and gold. A small scarf IN
grsnat cashmere, trimmed with the
fringe, forns striking contrast to the
neutral tints of the rest Of the costume.
A stylish suit is made Of two shades
of yellow AID is trimmed with blue
velvet. The skirt is finished with
silk founces bound with vel
vet and put on with tabs Of the same;
above are two killings and rubbing.
Drapery Of shot silk held in place by
plastrors Of velvet. Jacket bodies fas-
tened with gold buttons and garnitured
with velvet bows. l.. l..
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12

hARM FOR SALE or trade for city prop
ety, in good state of cultivation, one
shal miles from Wyoming Station on
Delaware Railroad, In one of the best and
n desirable localities In the state. The
|dE slightly rolling, a sandy loan, with
\ suD.soil, the tract consisting Il one hun.
|ta t!ty.six acres, with house and HA
and other convenient opt-buildings .l
be are three peach orchards, one fine ysung
Ne orchard Of choice fruit In bearing, pears,
|ns and cherries. Alb Jut fifteen to twenty
ewtodland. For further information ad'
u JOSEPH GOULD,
F?aw d&w I'm Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
Pain AQarchor.

was sfPAlN SEARCHER, this morning
yet the Doctor says he is hurried all the time
to supply the demand. So much for good
and reliable remedy. All dealers in medicine
find 1t very profitable remedy to keep, as II
has ready and extensive sale wherever it IA
known. 1t is certainly wonderful Pain,
Cramp and Rheumatism remedy. The Doc.
tors main Depot is at Fourth and King Sts.,
In Philadelphia at 6o2 Arch Street, where
dealers can be supplied. ie14-l2t
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
BeneTactOrA.

When board of eminent physicians and
chemists announce the discovery that by com.
bintng some we'll known valuable remedies,
the most wonderful medicine was produced,
which would cure such wide range Of dis.
eases that most all other remedies could be
dispensed with, many were sceptical but
preof Of Its merits by actual trial has dispelled
all doubt, and to-day the disco, erers OF that
great medicine, Hop Bitters, are honored and
blessed by all as beneiactors.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
Imnortnnf 10 hlafhars.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the only
thing that mothers can rely upon for thief,
cf lldren. 1t corrects acidity ofthe stomach
O. res wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
child. During the process Of fteething its value
Is incalculable. 1t softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the
mother. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12

|CR SALE.-A good Wharf property on
the Christiana River, iool OF Church
|t', over 200 feet front on the river, good
D piers and piling already In place for
ding +5xl30 feet. Terms easy.
|'o, the stock, fixtures, etc. Ola livery and
Fs'Able, in a southern city, now paying
Feght dollars day clear OF all expenses.
fto stable 800 per year. viii exchange
western land or city property.
J. A. BOND h CO.,
fu COL Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
TNTERPRIsE,-It pusn and PLUCK VIZ

FNTERPRISE.-It push and pluck, vim
II and energy entitle man to success,
then Charlie Kyle, the Ice cream and confec.
ti0nery man, at the Second street market
house, shsuld be q successful man. Charlie is
succeeding In pleasing the people and he Is
rapidly building up large trade. His bust.
ness Is increasing 30 rapidly tnat he is com.
OF Sixth and Orange streets. He has fitted
the store up In first-class style. Charlie has
been at his stand for the past twenty-five
years, and his many customers will, no doubt
be pleased with the new alterations made
He 20 supplies pir.nics, excursions and pri.
vate families with ice cream at all hours OF
the day, and at prices to suit the times. jel8
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12

Too much regard cannot be given to
the fact that DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
have no superior as family medicine.
For Headache, Elatulency, Dyspepsia,
LIVER and Blood Diseases, Nervousness.
etc.. they stand unexcelled, a. testified
to by thousands. Price only Is cents
Sold by all druggists. 'h
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
A Man Vino Il membered His
slaves.

The will of General Jesse H. Dark,
formerly of Tarboro, N. c, bequeaths
his whole proper y, about twenty
thoucand dollars, to three former slaves,
Calvin Drake, Aaron Drake and Judah
Drake. He says they have been
very faithful slaves and remained with
me since freedom, nursing me in old
age, and desire to show my gratitude.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
A Card.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indscretiOns of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of ma nhood, etc., will send
a recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dscov.
cred by missionary in South America. Send
q selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JosRPB
T.INMAN, Station y. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
A Young Lady's Mysterious Let.
ttr8

tSr8
Mss Alice Lewis, young lady of the
Fifth ward, Norristown, is much alarm
cd. On the morning of the Stu instant
letter was found which had been
thrust under tue front door of her resi-
d-nc- during the night. 1t was direct
ed to her and signed IA Friend" and
stated that another friend of the
friend" was angry because Miss
Lewis had refused his company and ac-
c-pt- d that of another man, and that
she might expect to be shos with "a
four barreled revolver" She showed
the letter to officer Bradley, and on Sat-
urday received through the post Office
a second missive, mailed in Philadel-
phia, in which the writer said that he
knew the first letter had been shown to
the police, but she would not escape.
There We're more times and places than
one to accomplish his purpose, and he
meant to kill her and then commit sui
eide. The letters are we'll written.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12


A telegram from Port Royal, Virginia,
says that Ricnard Madison shot and at
tempted to kill Philip Travis, in con-
sequence Of suspected intimacy be-
tween the latter and Mrs Madison.
The latter, who is represented as a
very BEAUTIFUL woman, had, with other
ladies accompanied Travis to camp
u Getting, and upon returning he escort
ed Ms Madison TO her home. Mr.
Madison, upon returning, found him
there. and in jealous rage fired upon
him twice, shooting him in the face aud
right thigh. Travis, who was nnarm-
ed, fed and was pursued by Madison,
who fred two more shots at him, but
without effect. Madison then returned
to the house and fired several times
1t is believed that he attempted to kill
bis wife, but the particulars are not
given. 1t is rumored that one of the
ladies is seriously wounded. The par
lies we're all Of the highest social stand
ing and II Is believed that the relations
between Mrs. Madison and Travis we're
Of . purely innocent character.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
Delaware Mosquitoes Amongst the
Nation.

The Philadelphia "rimrs" of Monday
morning says: "There is plague of
mosquitoes in the lower Peninsula
Smokes or smothers are built every
evening, but the mosquitoes hitherto
fearful Of such things, now galnbol
about them with delight. Workmen on
the wharv-s at Cambridge were forced
by them to stop work until after ten
O'Clock the other morning. They have
been very troublesome at OCEAN City
and Rehob0th ant have caused a sort
OF exodus from Il ose resorts. 1t is
report d that dense flock of billion
or 80 got together at Delmar the other
day and pricd up the lover end of Del
aware, using their bills as levers. BIZ
ing sent down to investigate the story
Secretary Grubb was picked up by the
oat tails and suumarily tossed through
the air back to DIVER"
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12

NOR SALE AT BARGAIN.-Th stock,
fixtures, etc OF one Of the test Cigar
Tobacco Stores on Market street. Sold
lc.Ount of i'll health. Call or address at
|deHce, &C." TIA W. EIGHTH ST. 882t
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12

Seventh Street below Wal
nut, suitable for Lectures, Public Meet
b. Fairs, Festivals, Dramatic Entertain
hp, etc, Seats 400. Has stage fitted with
btry, border and ioOtiights, and all stage
|ursS. Good dressing rooms. Apply at
D each day, between Q and II A. M. 7-3tf
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
Presentation Free.

For the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness
Loss Of Manhood, and all disorders brought
on by indiscretion or excess Any Druggist
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON & CO., 78 Nassau st., New York
7.8 tu'sd WHY
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12

fVR SALE OR EXCHANGE "A corner
store and dwelling with baking at
bed, Apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON.
I&6t-e-O-d No. 8 Il. EIGHTH ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12

ANIED.-A white girl for general
+, a'usework. Apply at Grocery Store,
~ TENTH AND MARKET SITS.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
RON NALEOK kENT.

FoR RENT.-Fourth-st0ry Hall with l. 2
or 8 ante rooms. JOHN u. HARk-
kps iul3tf
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
WANTED.

"SNTED.-A few cows to pasture on the
seventh Street Marsh at IL reasonable
+. Apply at 704 East Seventh street.
W. VIM. H. BACON.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12

'N ITEM En- can be accom- INC Odatetl with
"oard or lud.ing at
'"' NO. S04 KING ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12

kOR RENT.-House and store, No. I'll
KING STREET. Apply on the prem.
6-9tf
Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
Singular Shoe Ing Affair in vir.
gtniA

Formerly Of 18th Reg. Conn. Vols, Inf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30

No MORE FIREs-N0 MORE ASHEs-lEAT
TO Rs TURNED ON LIKE GAS AND WATER
New York Workd, 24th.l 1.-The Sinking
Fund Commissioners yesterday agreed to
give General Francis b. Spinola and his as
sociates the right to lay stean-pipcS and
mains through the streets OF New York, ac-
cording to the Holly system, and reScinded
the resolutions granting the privilege SUBJ
iect TO the approval Of the Common Coun-
ell, thus making their action final. Amend
ments offered by the Mayor were defeated,
Aldermsn Houghton only voting with him,
and Mr. Cooper was alone in voting finally
against granting the franchise. a rcso-
lution wac adopted instructing the corpora
tioa COUNSEL to prepare contract be-
tween the city and the grantees. 1t pro
yided that the grantees must obtain per-
pnS from the Commissioner OF Public
Works TO Isv and repair tAeir pipes, ana
shall give bog ds for the proper performance
OF the work, that steam shall be supplled
TO the CITY at i disco unt OF :tTentv-h'e per
cent: that the city slraH not ;l,e charged any
royalty for the use Of arparatuS; that Spt-
nola and his associates shall furnish steam
to clear the streets OF srOsS and lce ana l"f
use In steaurengines at reasonable ratcs7
shal! pay TO The city in ali Sl5e,NJO Ior the
mains laid, and in addition three per cent.
OF the net earnings in ex cess 81 ten per
cent. on the amount invested 1t Is. finally,
provided that the pipes shall be iald in
twenty-five miles Of streets within three
years. beginning with the district sonth OF
Canal street.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT IN LIFE As
| IsuRAEcE.-The Equitable Life-Assurance Society
OF The United States makes the following announce
ment TO the public:
The dissatisfaction which prevails throughout the
commusfty with regard TO onerous conditions con-
tatned In fe.assurance contracts and the judicial
decisions based thereon, together with the public
endorsement Of the liberal usages OF this Society
shown by Its argclyincreased business, has led the
management seriously to consider whether the con-
tract could not be smplifed and certain conditions
erased therefrom which have been the subject of
much criticism and uiisconception.
After careful examination OF the experience CT
some OF the best companies In Great Britain, who
rave shown greater iiberaty than has been Gus
tomary In this country, this Society feels justified
In adopting form Of coatract iu which the follow
Ing important concessions are made 10 poIicy-hod-
ers throughout The United States
l. Policies will be made Incontestable after three
years from their date.
2. Each ordinary Lolicy will provide for definite
snrrender-ralae IN pad up assurance In case the
policy is forfeited after three years from Its date
3. Zach Tontine policy will contain 3 definite sur
render.vaIue In cash in case OF Withdrawal at the
end Of the Tontine period,
4. The contract will be conctsely and clearly ex-
pressed. containing only snch provisions as are ne
cessary to protect the poicy-hoders.
D The above concessions will hereafter enure 10
The benefit of all policies already issued and in force
after three years from their dates respectively.
PEYToS 4 ELLERsoS,
General Agents, lQ3 Main street.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.-At 4 regular con-
vcniion OF Jefferson Lodge. No. 23, Knights
OF PythaS, held in their castle nall on
wednesday evening, June 25th, the follow
inm officers were elected to serve for the en-
suing six months. They Will be installed
by District Deputy w. E. Woody on We'd
nestlay evening, July 9th: Thomas j.
Walker, {. g.: J. c. Atkinson, V. c.; L.
\. Lechler, rrelatc; J. L. Lamkin. X. OF
r. and =; George L. Rutlin, VI. OF F.; 7.
Whitock. VI. t.. EN-; J. j. Davis, VI. ut
A.; L. Bethel, /. e.; w. X. Atkinson, O.
G.
At the regular meeting OF Concordia En-
campment, ~. so, |. o. o. F., the follow
in" officers wcr. elected: L. Bauer, chief
patriarch; Johr WitteI, high priest ;
George Meyer, senior warden; Henry
MclZgcr, Junior warden {. Bcrghcmcr.
scribe; O. MorgcnStern, Sr.. treasurer !;
r. punkel, inner guard; and Z. Boehme,
outer guard.
Lee Lodge. No. 447. knights OF Honor,
elected the following officers Saturday night
for the ensuing SIX months: William f..
Woody. past dictator; r. n. Northen. die
tator; J. VI. Fos>ett, yice-dctator; Peter
Calhcart, assistant dictator; William 7.
Tyrcr. reporter; II. L. Courtney, financial
rcporter; j. \. Bawscil, chaplain; S. d.
Walurop, treasurer; u. W. Gayle, guide;
II. A. Lacy, guardian; Charles W. Griffin.
sentinel. THIS Lodge is in = most excel
lent condition, both financially and numeri-
cally, and is adding to its membership
weekly.
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There is great story credited to Msjor
Wallace. Abiding to the matches SIKH OF
Governor Brown as a Conversations ISL, and
the certainty with which he overt uroWs
every assailant, he said: The truth 's, u
l were to catch bin In my chicken-coo." at
midnight pulling the hens off the roost
would approach him cautiously y, and say,
Now, Governor, we are In this scrape To-
gether, and il you WON'T say anything about
it WON'T For IL was to tell it be could
succeed In proving that was stealing my
own Observation-Disclosures Sunday Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30

BRIEFS AND PEEsONALs.-Police-Ju
| White held court Saturday and disposed OF
4 number OF cases.
The receipts for United States internal
revenue last week were S4s,3e9.S2.
| Judge Minor granted new trial to a.
Dedman Saturday.
Dr.. G. B. Johnston has been elected Pro.
fessor OF Anatomy in the Medical College
at Atlanta, Ga.
The sub committee Of the City Commit
tee will meet this evening at O'Clock at
the Sherif's Office TO consider plans for
nominating senators. A convention is re-
garded as the only practicable and satisfac-
tory method.
The coIored Cox family are distinguish
ed. John Cox, brother of the murderer,
once ran for the House OF Delegates from
Chesterfield.
General G. G. Wharton, of Montgomery,
was at the Capitol Saturday. --
In reply to telegram from Mr. Bouverie,
the Governor ON Saturday answered, for
the information Of the English bondhold-
ers, that the July interest on the new bonds
will be promptly met.
Mr. Gus. ThaIbimer, who has been abb
sent from Richmond for some six years,
left San Francisco on the 21st instant for
visit to bis relatives and friends here. His
arrival is daily expected.
Monsieur De Sibourg Uhe French Con-
suD and family will leave the city on Tues
day FOR Old Point, and during his absence
the consulate will be transferred to the Of
flee Of Messrs. D. Tidemann & Co.
E:st iFfhtesfBany friends OF Mr. William J.
Young and lady will be glad to hear that
they have safely arrived at Sidney, Austria
la their future home.
II. G. Hester. Esq, secretary OF the Ma
tionaI Cotton Exchange and the New Or
leans Cotton Exchange, has been in the city
for the past few days gathering statistics.
connected with the cotton-trade OF the
country.
4 cons derable number Of the new bonds
have already been issued to the syndicate
Mrs. BcaZlcv, widow lady residing on
Pine street, was robbed Of about SO 10y
some one who entered the house in her ab-
sencc Friday.
Mr.. Norvel Langhorne, who was killed
Saturday by the railroad accident on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, married Il
Richmond or Manchester lady.
Of the lphig, and Mcssrs. Dickinson and
Wilson, Of Grayson county, has been amica-
bly, adjusted. The correspondence was pub
lished in the Wythevilc Enterprise Satur-
day, and Mr.. EIam was expected back in
Richmond Sunday morning.
Mr.. Chaddock, superintendent OF the city
carts of Marshall Ward, was taken very i'll
Saturday evening while at work on Will
liamsburg avenue, and had to be carried
home.
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS.

" EOCKBRIDGE COUNTY. VA,
has been leased hv NJ. j. CUi.LI. OF the Hamilton
House. Washington Civ. and vii! he opened for
visitors FROM June 10TH TO OCTOBER. 1879.
under IN" management "f Major {. Il. LUCK. or
Virginia. who formerly uiauaged them in 1877,
l~73. ami lsTi. aud The Rawl,y Springs in 1879.
This a.!iitui resort j. situated ci"lN miles frou
Goshen depot on tie Chesapeake and chic railroad
whence elegant colc.!co run regular over 4 tine
r"ad ana thrrusll 4 most picture que country.
The .raud hotel j. new. AMI embraces all modern
couycltnuccs. such and e"circ bell. In each
room. The rooms are large aud airy. and Furnished
with elegant CotiUtc SETS spriug q har Mattresses
together with cln..is hO; and c. III water. Also. fire.
t,c attachment ANA ,irt-cXi ngui>icr upon each
0Oor.
!Hrrr j. no sur'Incr resort hotel in the South that
nt"rs The advantages for real city culafori IL
the JORDAN ALUM. There are also superb cot
lAre occ"u,utu,i, tiuUS with modern Improvements.
Post ana lcc@ - .Jh-nilicCs III The hotel. Two day
AaEs Tom al! :, in@.
POPULAR PRICES FOR SEASON OF 1879.
Per day. r.. i!Iau week. 90
Per We X. less han nIuuth................ 10 90
Pen noatss. 80 ana 500. according 20 location Of
room" Parties spcuius the entire season. ten per
cent of.
Eal!-ronln iau,ic under charge Of Professor H. F.
IAUGE. Frui..>snr KEAS4ICii'S Band for The lawu
Ala excellent livery for the accommodation of
Visitors. t7f!es'a 4tOISus boarded III inuieratc rates
ICE III ljcaiy.
Pamphlets al r..ECEI.L. LADD & CO.'S, and al
POLK M!L1EE'S.
FOR !urti!-r particulars ard special terms address
c. Il. LUCK.
J" iI-oon. III IL the Springs.