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sc sBUY SEVEN MORE MULES ~
Samuel j.. Tlldens Luto Gail on Senator
u4rll1ln.

uarn1lnl.
Nec Iork Timer, .]farch 10,
Al 10:l5 o'clock last night when the corridors
of the FIitl. Avenue Hotel were comparatively
quiet, Samuel J. Ttden camo sEamblIlg In ut
tho front dOors With Ills coat collar turned up
about llts ucck. He was in full dress, with
white ncck.tc, tllIn blnuk overcont, thu usual
recxiess-looktng black silk hat, a,L Arctic OYER
shoes. lie slid slowly up to o corner Of tho
deals, and aske0, III tho customary mutIlcd
whisper, Of the clerk, whether Senator Bnrnum,
OF Connecticut WIS ia. The clerk sald bs dilnt
itnow, but would sent up tho Governors card.
Mr. Ti.acu took out card, put on ils gold
rmmcu cyc.glasses to make sure that tho card
was not In cipher, dropped It on Il
truy anl lnduleed In dubious sort
Ut smile. 4 bell-boy scalnperel up.sta!rs
with tl,e tray, and the old gentleman
slid on his gum eflocs aloug the CORRIDOR tuto
the rculng-room, a,ll back ngatn, occupying
about live minutes in travelling fifty feet. Then
te cauc back to the desk and funblcd ut 4
book till tho boy camo down.stairs, and al,-
nouncc1, so .tliat bystanlcrs could hear It, Hthu
gentleman says l,o hnB retired for the night"
illo Governor moment later Iceame aware
tint thu boy bad brought a mcssagu Of somo
hiutl, and SMILED un lnsipld smtlc und begun to
mutn1io something, Thy clerk saw tlmt there
lcAn!ng over tbs desk eed to 'stle candidntc,"
"ir Durnum Bays he has retired for the night"
Those few words Wrcckcd tho ssntlo tint was
bstng screwed up aroulld the Goycrnor's mouth
and hose, md his eyc-EIusscs dropped from bis
| llng0rs. For an Instant he looked dissnaycd
tint tue l.cro fact Of "rctiring for the pight II
should bo bur to bis desire, Anl tbs exnresston
OIL his faco said plainly: III wouder who this
man Is who deelincs to get out Ut bed when l
tako thu trouble to cal on him late O. utEhts1'
With an effort 10 look Obliged to the clerk, tbs
old n,an drew bis coat lalIpuls nbout hs throat
ami tolltcd back out Of tl.e vesttbulu into Tie
foggy uit.tlt, md shul!ed his way back to
Grariercy Park. Ont Ut somo dozen persons
who wcr1 10It9rlng III convrrRatton OIL the Lutcl
lounges, no one but tho clerk und tho reporter
wllo was prescnt seemed to snnw who the man
WIS. a bystandcs, br!,ig informed who It wns
tlmt casne Ntnl went 50 inprcssiyu!y, said: " ]
tlu,l't wonder liu comes out atu at hight. Peo.
ple who voted for lin didn't kuuw who the,
were voting for. They thought it was some
bustlfng tullow Ike you, Of nc, but II they Int
sccn such q sn'arl.th active, q eapab'o e
looking duck rs thlt thcy would have stnil
AWAY from the polls, or voted fos tho othvr man
l tell yuu now this natloa WIS lucky"
, 1879-03-14

INDIANAPOLIS, 1ud., Mnrch 11.-nlxby tcfla
his story ut lcnuth today, but 1t differs In not!i
Ing from the facts sent last night. In his trav-
els be went "a far as Nassau, a,,d rs far West Us
Gcbraska. Hc 10 undcr hund Of $4,000 to
hnswcr charges ot cmbozzlenlent atl per1ury
"a AsaIguea In bankruptcy. Hts dcbtB will be
paid by his mother and friends.
An Indictment was returned against Michael
Rlebert for the NIL rder OF lsnac swatrortl. Tho
death was result Of injuries received during .
tight in saloon on thu 9TH Of February lust.
A number Of Indictments wcEv rctiFned to-
day agutnst liquor sellers for selling Without
license. There arc large numbers WHIT hahItuaI-
~ prnctlea this and Wur IL TO be made against
tlcm.
, 1879-03-14

Eptctri Ht1uatrh 10 The Tribune.
ST.. Paul, Man., March 13,-Arrangoncnts
havu been made lor scnalug tho ,uails through
from tho Minnesota boundarysIlne to Winnipeg
The contractor stopped runnlng tsains to-Eay,
but It ia rumorel that tlIo Canadian 0oyerll-
mcnt will tnke Charge Ut the road from st. Vim
tent to Winnipeg, ind opcratu It. Eighty cara
ot freight llaYo accumulated au tlle vt, Paul H.
Pacific Road at thu houuAary-llnc. nwa!ttng
TRANSPORTATION TO Winnipeg. Tho blockade crt-
}teR great trouble III AlalIltoha.
, 1879-03-14

Sptefal Dlspateh 10 The TrthItns.
KALAMAZOO, March 13.-Pctcr Il. Deal, Of
Oshtcmo, In th!s county, who was struck by
lightning yesterday, Is recovering. lle wNs
standing ia the front door of Ills house, mud,
being struck. fell to ilie floor. lie wus nncol,-
scious lor several hours, ut! blood gllslcl from
Ills mouth n,nI losc. II Ia thought thnt ho Ia
not permanently injured.
, 1879-03-14
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, O., alarch 13.-JoAn u. A1nnnix
to-tlay filed Ills hond In tho sun OF t5U, ,000 as
Assignee Ut Archbishop Purcell.
A convention OF t!no-cut asld smoking tobacco
manufacturers, 10 liz the prIco Of tobacco under
the new tux, nut hero to-day. Tho prico was
liked Ut 2! cents for smoking and 10 cents for
fnetut III packages vi ten pounds. IIo col-
Veutiou will meet again Tomorrow.
, 1879-03-14
ROM L..


GERMANY AND TIL: VATICAN.
ROME, Dlarch H. a confidential agont Of
Bismarck has arrived ut tlo' Vatican. Ho
llas instructions to reject any proposal in
yolving tho modification of tho May lnws. 1t
is stated tho Pope now waivcs all consrovert-
cd points except those strictly involving
Papal principles and dinnity.
, 1879-03-14
THE TALMAGE INQUIRY.
New Y0MK. March l3.-*rsu following cnrd ia


published this evening:
THonKLyN, March l:..--To fhe public: The un-
lerslgnc.a hnyo learned frnm tho newspapers TINT
thpy havp bcen cited ~ witnesses TO the HRGeica'
iiurH n!d chaIRex ula4t axaiHHt thu ll1Y. T. 10
Wiz T'alHauc. D.D, By Tho l1EunkIyn rrcsbytury,
W. wish. to saY that aur na,Acs Were thus uacd
without authority, w know nothing IN supptirt
Ut thu chnrsos. Wo WerO never called upon Or
consulted by thu Committee concerning tho same,
and WI huEuby protest nvalnst th!a ulWarrantsd
nse Ut our uan,es Iy such Committee.
FHkDEMIrK nAKEr.
HICNAnn EEI.H,
EMAHLkK ii, NICHOLS,
, 1879-03-14

Eptctul DIxbdfrh to The 7rioHnk.
JANEsyiLLE, Wis, Marcl, f3.-Thc body Of an
unknown man was found In the lntll-race this
morning, md l1ad probably been in the watcr
two months. Deceased was apparently about
30 years Ut agc, weighed about Liz pounds, Ind
dirk hair, light mustachc md on his right fore
arin had IN emblem prlckcd in with India Ink,
It being shcid With two Gag9abovn and two
below IT, md star over ali. There wns also IN
old scar on the right side Of tic head.
, 1879-03-14

1ElV49EW
MILWAUKEE, Wlg., Aiarch 13.-At noon to-
day Anthony nohtnes, q coppersm!tll. whto Gu
gagged upon Eo,ne repatrs ut the Msnominee dis.
tiIlcry, teil from an elevated seatIuldtng to tho
basement iioor, distnncs VI 1ntty trct. ll1s
tpinu suffered tsactusc, uud he received other
, 1879-03-14

HARRISBURG, March 13.-Alexauder SaYrcs,
te Philadelphia wife murderer who WIS to
,ayG been hanged ou the 18th illst., l.as bcetl
tcpr!eyed until AprlI7. lIezckiall HlRcifrr liaa
also been iepyleYed tu tlc 5nlno aate, :
, 1879-03-14


sPnIAdplELD, ILL.,, March 13.-Willlam Acker-
nau, sou Of G. ". Aekcrmau, tho Pektu rectlHar,
was brought IN to-day. lie was Indicted with
hts father, whose bookkeepsr he wns. 8iuco
lenylng Pekin. tn l87a, he l'aa beeu tnlpIoYed as
q printer ut Grand Ilaveu, Mich. Ilu gnye
2,oJo bull.
, 1879-03-14

ANOTHER DEFICIENCY.
CINCINNATI. March ta-lt was developed yes
tcnlay that deficiency OF renrty sf,0U exists
IN thu County Auditors mud Trcasurer's offices
of Vinccnncs, Ind.
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The Executive Committee OF tho Natfousl
Archery Association held a meeting ycstcrlayat
the Office Of II. G, Carver s. TO-, 25 Wabash arc
nuc, ut which programme forthc Grand annual
meeting Of tie Association, to DO beld at thu
bull grounds In tllis city about the 1st Of uc1t
August, was arranged. The matter Of distances
10 Go shot was discussed, md It was decided
t,at to shooting for thu championship medal
should hc ut the double York round. consisting
Of l44 arrows ut 100 yards, niucty-six ut eiehtT
yar.ls, and forty-eiGht Mt sixty yards.
The c!lnmpIoness mclal for ladies' Will 10
shot Ut the Columbia round, consisting
Of fortY.efght nrrows at tlfty yards, ana .ls
same number cach at forty nnd thirty yardf
The Club shoot, leans Of four, will be at tug
American round> VIII Thirty arrows each 1t
sixty, fifty, mid forty yards.
n addttioa ID sSasldorablc namocr Of ptlsts m =
England atd the United Stntcs, the Association
will give tho national! medal. mud cash ptses
aggrogatiug over 81, 600 In value. Altoqe.hsf.
about Iitty prizes will bc contested for during
thu three days Of the meeting.
, 1879-03-14

sRCuET PRINTING PRESSES.
Br. PErgnsnuna, A1nrch 1J.--.l'he police
discovered two secret printing presses here
yesterday. Many nrrcHta hayo boon snade In
connection therowith.
, 1879-03-14
StEEP|NG-ChRS TAXABLE,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Murctl lu.-1'hu Supreme
Court to,s!ay decided slcepng-eass running
ou taken 10 thu supreme Court oI thu UuIlua
States.
, 1879-03-14
BULGARIA.,

EVACUATION.
TtaNovA, March 13.-Thera is every indi-
casion Of speedy evacuation Of Bulgaria
by tho Russians.
, 1879-03-14

CLEVELAND, o., hlarch l3-Th body Of
Nulter Gibbons, who 1nystcrlously disappeared
from hiH home tn thIa city inst DECEMBER, Waa
!ound ao9ttng Ia tle lake to-day.
, 1879-03-14

injuries tllaf caused his .lcnth two honra later.
ltohncr was ~ ycasa old, and lcaveA " wife aIsl
fnssr Children.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
The Fitx Sohn Porter Cusc.

From the Washi ngton Star, May "a
1t is understood that the President
has decided not to approve the findings
of the recent Board Of Inquiry in the
Fitz John Porter case, but will refer it
for examination and revision te General
Dunn, Judge Acknowledgement of the
Army. Persons who have examined
the evidence submitted to the Board of
Inquiry assert that the verdict is not
in accordance with the evidence. The
Presidents purpose is understood to be
to bring out this fact if il exists. 1t is
further stated by the opponents of Gen
eral Porter that large mass of evi-
dence which was excluded by the board,
would, if admitted, have materially
changed the aspect of the case. Until
the case has been thoroughly reviewed,
and the recommendations of the Judge
Advocate General received, the Presi-
dent will take no action in the matter.
Several members who composed the
original dismissing eeurt-martial in
Gen. Porters case have taken excep-
t ons TO the recent Board of Inquiry tina
acquitted General Porter, and regard
that result as reflection upon them.
1t is also intimated in army circles that
this action of the President will end in
q reopening Of the case.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
PaDer ElAHgings.

We invite attention to our largo and
we'll selected stock of wall paper and
window shades of the latest designs.
We have just received from New York
an immense assortment of those bsauti
ful designs, which have taken the lead
this spring. Also a lot striped and
figured patterns from New York and
Philadelphia, all Of which we are
selling at the following low prices: 6
cts, 5 cts., 10 cts, Il! cts. and Is cts.
per piece. A fine gilt paper at so cts.
per piece. All of these goods are war
ranted full length, width and weight.
The labor department is conducted un-
der my own supervision, having serv-
ed years at the wall paper and win
dow shade business, and being the only
practical proprietor of a wall paper
store on Market street. That should
De a sufficient guarantee that'all work
entrusted to us will be done in prac
tical and workman-Hke manner.
JOHN R. HoLr, 283 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
SAnE.


y No. 14lb Delaware Avenue, with all
Rerp improvements.
4 No. 1909 Jefferson streets, with mod
,,,...,
nth, gas, bath, etc.
j No. 902 Delaware Avenue, rooms.
q No. 1lO6 Walnut street.
y No. el3 Chestnut street.
s No, 623 Jefferson street.
No. 222 Maryland Avenue.
ps Nos. 1880, ll32, lio4 and ll3o wal
bet.
No. 1928 West Thud street.
! cottage style)with modern improve.
Ind about a acre Of land, suitable Tor
5iciap or O summer residence. Near
Bsk station, P, W. n B. K. X.
N desirable farm OF 81 acres, one mile
i res Corner. on the state Road, Il
ON Railroad Station. land Ui the Dest
land highly cultivated, with no better
Y sites in the county.
FOR KENT.
house, No. 1T West Ninth street.
house, No. 902 Delaware Avenue.
house, No. 604 Spruce street.
Xouse, No. 81 East Fifth street.
Mouse No. 1ll5 Delaware avenue.
(a number OF small houses IN different
4 the city.
Ite or thirteen acres of BrandyWine
Hand, in lots to suit.
= SSeveral acres of Marsh on the Town
md, between the Causeway and Rol
kill.
In To LOAN.
y Ito 5000, in sums OF 1900 TO sl,oO'.
f6ply 10 W. McCAULLEY X co.,
sos Market street,
Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
Great KeSIUetIOm In Eeef

Economize by buying good stewing
beef at 6 to 5 cents a pound good
roast at s to 10 best roast, l2 to IA;
round steak, 12l rusnp steak, IA sir.
loin, 16, of R. P. Geary, stalls 10 and
IL Third street market, and A. 7.
Geery, stall 70 Second street market.
The codicil to Judge Packers will
makes two important notifications in
the bequests to public institutions. 1t
provides that all sums paid by him
to the institutions named during his
life are to bo deducted from the pinci-
pal of the bequests, and also that, with
the exception of specified bequests, the
several amounts bequeathed are to be
paid in Lehigh Valley Railroad stock at
par. Judge Packer explains, in regard
to the former of these provisions, that
he might desire to give the money, in
whole or to a large extent. Both OF
these provisions will make an important !
difference in the amounts to be received
bv tbn institutions named in the will.
A Plainvile clergyman insisted that
he saw snake forty feet long and as
big round as n barrel of whlskey. A
pretty good sized insect that We have
no doubt that he saw it, but he unqucs-
tionablv saw the barrel Of whiskey be
fore he saw the snake. ltseemS more
reasonable, somehow.
Senator Thurman goes to North caro-
lima to deliver an address before the
State University on June i. OF course II
will be as much of a political pilgrim
are as he can make II. "Spontan.ous
oyations" will abound, and his platform
for 1880 will be exposed to public v''w'
The funny man who used to comment
on the supposed gclatinons constitution
of Mr.. Hayes's backbone, is now silent
and detected.
Sozodout, Teaberry tooth wash, Dr.
Whites Tooth Powder, Hartmans SeS
Pearl and many other elegant prepara
tions for the teeth, for sale by j. II
Hartman, Druggist, corner Of 9th an'
Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

ALE,-One of the finest bu ldlng
b. in the city OF Wilmington, situated
SOuthwest cor. OF Seventh and Broome
4 a. feet front on Broome street, and
r.back l4) feet on Seventh, and is one
host elevated portions Of the city, com
"a q fine view of the surrounding
4. river and bay. making it n very de-
fp'ace 70. erecting private residence
Lax Of small houses. For full rarticu.-
Sply to JAM ES PARKER, II East
Btreet. wilmington. Del. ap29-lm
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
Straw Hats.

"Truth lies in nut-shell, and brev-
ity is the soul of wits" To be brief,
when the shell is broken the truth will
be discovered that Rumford Bros, 40I
Market street, give more satisfaction
for less money than any other house.
Complete assortment of straw hats at
low nricts
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
.,ruE sO.CALLED REBELLION.

"a sentimental ballad as sung, with guitar
accompaniment, by the Hen. 3. 3. Cox.l
q. that was lust the absurdest sight
never could understand 1t quite
When men got mad at nothing at all,
And nursed their fury and went to fight
And few at each other with powder and
ball;
A foolish, witless. senseless brawl,
A silly and inexcusable strife,
To save the 80 called Nations life,
Was the so-called Rebellion.
There wasn't O thing to fight about,
Unless 1t was the fanatical shout
The AbOlitionists raised afar;
That was what made the South go out,
That was what they seeded for,
And that was the beginning Of war!
The sacred duty they owed the State,
Transformed their brotherly love to hate;
Coercion every patriot loathes,
And so-called traitors broke 80 called oaths
In the so-called Rebellion.
The Northern soldiers went on the spree
For the sake Of the pay, 1t appears to me;
And some brought home an arm In bag
A verv ridiculous sight to see
And some with heads wound up In rag,
And some so weak they could hardly drag,
And some on crutshes, and lar from gay
But they certainly went for the sake OF pay,
In the so called Anders0nville they stood,
And the so called "sons" shed their 80 called
blood
In the so called Rebellion.
Twas mostly suffers and suffers clerks
That marched from the North-you know by
their works.
They burnt the cities and ravaged the land,
And stripped the fields like terrible Turks,
And mauled the South with a crimson hand,
And whaled her sons till they couldn't stand;
And they all came homo exceedingly rich
But their dreadful doings they didn't suspend
Till the so-called Grant put an end
To the so-called Rebellion.
And now, what good did the victory do?
AS you Southwark look, do you like the view?
The men you conquered with powder and
ball
Are Just now making the laws for youl
The Northern "Bourbonsn obey their call
And they rule the Nations council hall,
The white mans rights they still uphold,
And they 'go with their States as they did
ofoId,
o, nobody knows but tho so-called Lord,
Why the so-called North drew its so-called
sword
In the so-called Rebellion.
| Yes, that was q queer and sorry sight!
| never could understand 1t quite,
When men got mad and broke the laws,
And nursed their fury, and went to fight,
And few ut each other without any cause
The foolshest quarrel that ever was,
A silly and sentimental strife,
To save the so-caRed Nations life,
Was the so-called Rebellion
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
NOTICES.
SAIN AND NERVE FOOD.

4 force in the brain is mind force, In the
1 nerve force, but both brain and nerves
R,eir approp,iate nourishmeM or there
hint to sustain vital force. N1tallzed
Mates feed the brain and nerves, as they
nposed of the vital or nerve-susta1nine
bies of the OK brain and wheat germ,
! to that which sustafns the human braiI!
sryes. Physicians havepresCribed 16o,ON
les, restoring lost energy in all weakness
4 or body, relieving debility and nerV'
: and preventing consumption.
4 +. CROSBY, 668 Sixth Ave., N. Y
'e by z. JAMES BELL,
9Th and Market Sts., Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

! SALE.-Two seven.room houses, In
bod repair and pleasantly located.
SxlOO feet. Price $500 clear. ! lQt cor
Snt and Clayton streets, l2Sxl4b 1eet,
SOrerty is offered at great sacrifice TO
late. j. A. BOND Il Co.
COL Shisley Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

I SSALE.-Fine young bay horse, sound,
Ejnd and gentle. An excellent driver.
&pnIy to W. McCAULLEY u 70,
500 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

6 LOAD OF RICHARDSON'S
EINnIIN(f WOOD. leave orders at
rrening otiice, 5th and Market; Capeile
oS and Market; J. Tatnall b 10, Front
ange: and A. M. Quinby's, Front ana
ahs'' fabl4-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

\ RENT .-lNv Jnru --st0ry Dr1ck houses
Il perfact order, shed kitchen and large
Mas 926 and 838 West Sixth street.
HENRY W. MORROW,
loo BoS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

aNSALE CHEAP.-A Grocers' Wagon,
K 1nita bic for business purposes. Apply
~. Third street. over Kirkman's Livery
WIN. H. COLE. myT'et"
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

8R SALE A neat grocery store, all new
atOck. Reason for selling, no one to at
III. Apply to N. L. JANNEY,
ts SO3 King street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

1 RENT.-House corner Of Ninth and
Ipruce streets, six rooms, and NO. Sle
street, five rosms: rucu
|p17-tf Sl3 MarkeI s'fe0''
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

pCE.-The undersigned hereby gives
ht the partnership here totore existing
be name and title of Kendall h Wood,
lutGhering business, at 6l3 East sev.
Fet, was dissolved by mutual consent,
Der. E9TS, and the business will he car
&t the same place hereafter by
JOHN b. KENDALL.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
ALMEETlN lNG.--The Tenth Annu.

INLhL HTL 1io foI'un
4 Meetiug OF the Stockholders ol the
Meh'S Loan ASso o'iation" will be
4 Ithe office of tho Secretary, No. 4 4
5 rect, on Monday evening, June =,
Pollock.
kud tors will submit their annual re-
h an election Tor officers and directors
held. d. 4. HAWKINS, Sec'y.
36tt
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

ARTGAGES negotiated, Rents
IcOlIected. Properties careiul.
huaged, Insurance placed In
bile companies. and convey
r accurately executed.
N HEALD a. CO.,
Eers and In Investment brokers.
CLAYTON NOuse Building
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

lCE.-Mechanics' Loan Association
[ers Tor sale 900 shares new stock, tirst
Y to 6c made in May. Application
hade to W. j. MORROW, Sec w.
bOd AIT French street,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

k sALE.-An engine and boiler, thr"e
r four horse power, nearly new. VII
CHI cap for want Of use. Ap;ly OF Hill
! STORE, Maryland avenue. mE2+6t
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

kCE.-The Workingmen's Loan hssO,
|ation now offers new stock for sale.
aymnEt may he made az any time
ecretary, GEO. G. MARlS.
GOl Shirley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

q sALE-A good row boat. Apply at
S'aiA'' ~ John MCMANUS.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

cETE- CURE
Poses OF the Stomach, Bowel
liver Kidneys and Urinary o!
frVGnsn"ss, Slcrplesspess, Fcmal
MS Ind Drunkenness.
$1,000 IN GOLD
paid foTnc,sc they will not cur
or for anything impure or injur
pd in them.
our druggist for Hop Bitters an
rs, and try the Bitters befor
p. Take no other.
Cough Cure and Pain Relief
cheapest, Surest and Best.
BY ALL DEtGGlSTs.
ylG1F31
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

ECE. Tho Clayton Loan Association
pers new series for sale; this associa-
Pc the iull amount and collects the
4 monthly. myl.lm
NJ. l. LkJHTENSTEIN, sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

r RENTING. 1913 washington sa,oSs' aoss
with ali the modern Improvements
1 side and back yards. Apply 70
''u' JOHN GREEN,
II Second and French Streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

|CE.-All persons are forbidden tt
psf any one on our account with.
ltten order from US. GEORGE W.
|N n SONS. lnll-ti
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29
voR sALEOR RENT.

= 51ENT-Fourth-story Hall with !; 2
Or 8 aats roems' JOHN iUistf n ~
Daily Republican., 1879-05-29

h sALE.-The three-story brick mouse
No. eOs Washington street, WIN pn.sss. g., sne
en Improvement; terms easy; M IIuH- IuSSH
kiyen at once. Apply 70 III. L. Ia L
RTEIN. 228 Market street, inAo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-25
A Valuable Medicine.

Buchu in various forms has for many
years been one of the chief articles in the
Materia Medica for the treatment Of GER
tain diseases, among which are chiefly
those affecting the urinary, digestive and
circulatory organs. The difficulty that
was long experienced in obtaining a pre-
paration of this valuable drug that could
always be relied upon for uniformity in
strength and absolute purity led to the
introduction of Helmbold's Extract Of
Buchu, which for the last quarter of a
century has been extensively used both
by physicians and in house and family
practice, and with very gratifying success.
This medicine, like every other valuable
thing, has been extensively initiated, and
those who have use for it will do we'll to
see that they obtain the genuine Helm
bold Buchu," the only pure and reliable
preparation.