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United States COuFts-sEOa. z. y. Ham.
EIOnd. PreaIdinE.

United States GOuFts-ssOn. z. =. Ham.
HOnd- Presiding.
United States vs.. Memphis and Charleston
railroad, hearing resumed, not concluded; in
re, w. Z. Stainback in bankruptcy, discharge
granted.
Judges calendar for to day: United States
VS. Memphis and Charleston railroad; PIG,
Blackburn vs. Selma railroad; 881, Wool
bridge, assignee, VS. Moore ct al; 283, Oreill
Brothers VS. jarrett; 285, same VS. Cobb; 26l,
Cochran vs. Kuickerbocker fire insurance
company; 229. Calhoun VS. Paducah railroad,
petition of Fisher; 829, Stacey VS. steame
Coal Hill; 2l40, Rainer VS. Lauderdale & Co.
249O, Green vs. Dyersburg; 2173, Martin VS.
Connecticut mutual life insurance company;
227S, Behr VS. same.
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EshR RENT.

NTEW CORTAGE-Bay window; six rooms.
IN DIR. LAURENCE, Seventh and broadway.
DARE CHANCE-VeTy desirable residence, seven
orchard with variety OF fruits; good garden with
grapes and a variety OF berries; the place has Is
acres of good land, at Cherry Station, 4 miles from
Memphis. on NJ. and c r. L. For further informa
W. l. BERLIN q co.
HOUSE-2-stoTy brick, cor. Orleans and washing
II ton; modern lmpTOyemt hts 500 washington.
TTOITsF-With < rooms. The owner. a widow
II lacy with two children, desires to rent the
house to a gentleman and lady with whom she can
board. Apply to Mrs. CASH, at is Pontotoc ST
HOTTAGE-A good cottage, l23 Elliott street wi
! rooms large yard good ciSteTn; will tent
cheap to good tenant. Apply TO I'D. kEATlNb,
keeper OF Court square.
TOTTAGE-Six rooms, In hne repair, az LOOuey's
- switch. Will rent cheap. Apply to
b. X. SMITH. us Front street
TJoUsE-NO lSl We'll Wellington street apply to
NTALUABLE FARM-Very cheap, in ST. Francis
V county, Ark OF 200 acres OF hGstciass land
good ginhOuse, OuthOuses, etc; Will tent In quanu-
Ties OF 30 acres OF more. Address me at White
THOS. J. BEASLEH.1
ENRUIT STORE AND CONFECrIONERY STAND
II Stores, Dos and 80 second street, at present
OF March. Apply to 4, DUDLEY EhAYSER,
AttOmey-at Law, Madison street
IOUSE-The desirable tWO-St0Ty frame dwelling
IL house, No. ALB PontotOc street. Iust east OF
orleans; IN good repair, and convenient to either
Vance or Beae street ears; Apply to ,--,,--.
j. h. SHEPHERD 10 Madison ST.
HOUSE-NO. 376 Union; I'VE rooms and out
II houses. J. (. FROST, "a Madison st.
DOOMS-Pleasant sleeping rooms and offices
LIZ 1919 Madison. j. j. LOCkAhT, 43l2 MADISON
pOOMS-EuTnshed or unfurTdshed suitable also
II for families TO huusskeep. lOl JEFFERSON.
EURNISHED hOOMS-With or without board
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap 10 gen.
IN uemen. New brick house 81 Mulberry street
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Criminal Court. Il. X. Ray, Judge.
The following cases are set for trial to-day
| 322, Washington Goodman; 383, Laura Neal
324 and 1926, John Chambers; 275, Forrest
Langford; 225, Jack Austin, alias Jack Green;
| 347, Gus White,
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STEAm BOATS.
SPECIAL NOTICE

TTNHE Steamer HENRY FRANK tele- --7a,1
L graphs that she will be here early 60
this morning. ready for business, Shippers can
send freight TO R. K Lee wharfboat without further
notice. T. WASHINGTON, Agent
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Received IO0 &c..

The latest sly OF spring made
to order, at reasonable prices by q.
Slayer, ESQ Second street
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LAW REPORTS.

MORE sewing machines of all kinds still
lower, at J. B. Aldrich's, No. 254 Second
skraet
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Have now enlarged the dining saloon. and
fully prepared to accommodate all nav
friends. Thanking the public for so liberal a
patronage in the past, hope to merit it in the
future by having everything frst-class. The
ladies are invited to call and inspect the new
saloon.
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HibneE's ChampiOn PIaitars

For box, double box, knife, kilt, diagonal
and all other kinds of plating, at J. B.
Aldrich's, 254 Second street.
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FOR 4AH,F,


L IORSE-Cart and harness. Also. mule, draw and
L i harness At 526 MAIN TREET.
FTIABLE5-TWO fine billiard tables, newly covered
L and refiJted; or the celebrated Phean q CUilen-
deF's manufacture, with their unequaled patent
cushions. VIII be sold at a bargain. For paTticu-
lars apply to q. BAUM d CO., 800 Main street.
DIANUS-One StelnWay; one 7-OctaYe PaTlOT Gem,
L $40; several octave Pianos, from $50 ug-
ward; also, two 4-9ctaye organs, $50 and S25-ail
secondhand ana very cheap.
z. WITZMANN q co.
TNAYLOR SILK COTTON SEED-Apply TO
L GAGE & FISHER 800 Front ST.
T AND-sSO acres OF land-350 cleared and i'm
l. prOved-aDout seven miles from HOpedeld near
Memphis and Little Rock railroad. WIN sell for
Memphis city compromise bonds, gas stock OF gas
bonds, or less than len dollars Der acre cash.
j. p. MEUX, 2SS a. ain street.
~ ROCERY-A rare chance Tor man with sman
" capital 70 start In hTsclaSs Grocery and lOca-
don. Satisfactory cause given for selling. Apply at
"a Jefferson street J. STEWART q co.
DRICK-shIpped cheap by river or railroad. Leave
ID orders at John A. Denies, 302 Front street.
Large concessions Will be made on orders for good
6amOnBrick, suitable for chimneys OF setting boil
PIs, etc. o. h p. PIPER.
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German mIIIet. Hungarian miIlet,
Missouri milIet, for sale by Otto
SchyViil - Co, seedsmen, 223 Main,
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AUCEIsbs SALES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,
AT AUCTION,
OFFICE DESKS, COTTON TABLES. IRON SAFE.
OF the late John n. Ware.
at 2I4 Front street upstairs TUESDAY, March
4th, at 2 O'Clock.
A N. S'FODBA HID, AuctiOueer.
J. A ANDERSON, Administrator.
AT AUCTION!
HAND5OME AND SUPER-EXTRA
ParlOr, Chamber and Other Furniture,
CARPETS. MIRRORS,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Also, Diamonds and other JeweIry, al Auction,
Tuesday Morning, March 4, 10 O'Clock,
sharp,
EFor account OF a family declining housekeeping.
AT rps MAIN STREET,
A n. SToDDARD, AuctlOneer
DEMONSTRATORS SEE.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS & FURNITURE.
By a. r. FARMLAND.
Tuesday Morning, March 4th, at Ten O'Clock.
233 Main street.
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Success in the stock aEarket

Success in the Stock Market.
Few people understand how large fortunes
are amassed SO rapidly in stock operations.
Messrs. Lawrence & Co., bankers, New York,
have just published ''two unerring rules for
success, and full details, so that any one can
operate. Mailed free. Their new combina-
ton system of dealing in stocks is wonder
fully profitable. By this method thousands
of orders, In various sums, are pooled int
one immense capital. and co,operated as a
mighty whole, thus securing to each share
holder all the advantages of vast capital and
best skill. Profits divided every 80 days.
Fifteen dollars would make $75 profit, $l00
would return $1,000, or 10 per cent. on the
stock in the month, and so on, according to
the market. A New York fashion editress
and prominent newspaper correspondent,
made over 375 per cent. profit on an invest
ment, October 5, 1878. Many others are
doing as well or better. Large or small
amounts can be used with equal proportion
ate success by this system. All kinds of
stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Apply to Lawrence &, Co.,
bankers, 81 Exchange Place, New York city,
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Circuit G curt ksOn. J. o. Pierce. Judge
5515, I. F. Callahan VS. c. P. Krouse;
$500, w. Wallace VS. NJ. Pump; 1888 j. A.
Anderson, administrator, vs. E. NJ. Apperson;
5288, II. Reichman VS. Brown & Jones.
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| of that celebrated brand of Crescent baking
powder, and for sale by
3. N. sTRATToN & co.
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From Eminent DIR. Hopson Mamnb,.

This is to certify that have made use o.
Colden's Liebig's liquid beef and tonic invig.
orator in several cases of consumption and
general debility, and have found it to act ad-
mlrably in such cases as a nutrit1ve food
tonic and stiniulant"
CALL at 262 Second street for Wilson sew.
machines and repairs
R. j. DONOVAN Il CO.. Agents.
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Novelties
knights OF Innisfai

in jet, fancy and gold-plsted jewelSy, received
daily at Jet Palace, 385 Main street.
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Fur collars are little worn by ladies this
season, and this will give rise to many severe
coughs and colds. DR.. Bulls cough syrup is a
certain and safe cure in every case. Price, 25c.
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STRAYED.

II OR5s-A gray horse, 1918 hands high; thin
Il name and tail; about eleven years old; sup
posed to have gone in the dill ectiOn Of Memphis. ANY
Information as to his whereabouts will be rewarded
OF dressing DR.. JOHN BUCHANAN. COllierville.
4 &c W-Light red COW, with long horns and brand
I i ed with figure 'a2 &" Five dollars reward for
DER return TO WRI1HT'S, $50 Rayburn avenue.
DULL-A red bull, one morn straight, the other
ID standing cut 10 the side; between the horns,
curly hair Inquire at I25 Union street.
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Consult Your Interests.
The best, the largest assortment, the
latest styles, and for the lowest prices,
all the novelties for gentlemen and
boys n hats.
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FOX SALE OR EXCHANGE
TAKEN Up.
R6ees ANss HOARD.

DOOMS-Elegant front and back rooms, with
IL board, can De had al ABB SHELBY STREET.
Day boar also wanted.
DOOMS-Deslrable rooms. with board. AT reduced
L \ rates. Day-bJGTders wanted. 200 ADAMS.
DCOM5-Splendid rooms, with board; at reduced
II rates; day-boardefs wanted. % fernando ST.
DoOM-Nlce furnished room for lady aud gentle
LIZ man or :To young L, en-. at 81 Linden street.
DEMONSTRATORS rooms and good board at
IL so JEFFERSON STREET.
pOOM-Desirable front room, with board, at
IL 81 MADISON STREET.
1.-TWO Gentlemen can obtain n large front room on
L first floor, with or without board, In private
family, or Will take gentlemen IS day bOarders,
References exchanged Address, 20" care Appear.
DOOMS suit Of mont TOOIus, with board, at / II
Ia Court street. Dal bearders wanted.
Il YRS I-CLAS5 rooms, with without board.
u Terms very moderate. No. "a Mulberry
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Down Goes Fresh Oysters.
Fashion Notes,

Extra select, 40c.; select, 30c.; medium F
25c.; prime, 20c.; 25c extra on every dozen to
shipping, at j. A. sIGNAIGo's. 278 Second.
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PR EaENTS.

Will give a grand ball on Monday evening,
March Nth, at the Mann Rrchor hall.
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Those six-Wheel Casters

SO to staTer's for Sunday Dinner,
lee Cream for sunday Dinner at
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WANTS.


DREssMAKERs- EXgeEIeneed hands, at co,s
DIANO-TO exchange a building lot in Fort Pick
i ering for good piano. Title perfect and taXs $
paid up. Address PIANO, Appeal Office.
OARTNER-Ltve business man, with moderate
L amount OF capital, IN business paying large
profits. G0OCs. staple; sold only 10 merchants. Adj
dress, stating where an interview can be had,
X y. y, Appeal ONCE.
ROYs-Two Cash Boys Call early, at
SALESMAN- One familiar with the grocery and
- produce trade. Address, givlng iuu particulars
and good references, W, Appeal ONCE.
UNIFTY DAY BOARDERS-At So per week or
II So per month, at the Cincinnati Restaurant
and Saloon, No II Adams street
DRE SALESMAN Tor each stale salary SO to
~ 500 per month and expenses; References re-
quired. LABkLLE MIG co, Chicago, Ill
T'ENANT-To cultivate 80 acres on Island "a on
L shares; good DWELLING and cisteTns. Apply to
Gage Fisher, 300 Front, or A. Lea q Co, Fulton.
CNITUATIUN-As sale, Iuau, solicitor book
= keeper at low salary. by reliable man; one who
can control trade and not afraid OF WOTK. Address
GEORGE, Appeal Office.
u "'''' ~''D' ''' 81 MONROE ST.
TMPLOYMENT-O farm or plantation by a
d young man and wife-AmeTican intelligent,
Industrious, and family; wife TO oversee house
hold affairs, and man 70 do anything required Is
good workman; unde TstanQs use OF al kHus OF
toos ana manag9m I'm trs ot hands; g9oq nome
Commercial Hotel, Memphis, Tenn.
DARTIES Wishing TO purchase The
i GROVER Y BAKER SEWING-MACBINE,
TO call at their office, 3lS Main street. Repairing
promptly attended to, and warranted.
MRS. c. o. VALENTINE.
FIVEACHER-FOr the SOmeTVille District High
i School, an experienced lacy music teacher; good
recommendations TeQulIed; sa aTy guaranteed. Adj
dress b. SALE, Sec'y. AtOka, Tenn.
INVERYBODY-Wish 70 reduce gas bills, TO
u call on A. HITZFELD, 233 Second street.
CITUATIoN-By 1rstclass SAWYER and En-
y gineer. Address A. b. J.,
Corner LaROse and Webster streets.
- -.l
d the times. Front OF back rooms. Also day
DOarders wanted.
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NeurIl Cures Neuralgia Instantly,
New size, so cents.
G. w. Jones & Co., agents.
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Queer, Isn't 1t.

For all kinds of sewing-machines, for 81 81
at ]. B. Aldrich g, 254 Second street.
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SPRING HATS, at Lavigne's.
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ElOyd's Candies
Are often initiated but never equaied.
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how fast all smokers are learning that Dukes
Durham" smoking tobacco is the best? Ash
your dealer for it, and take no other.
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AMUSEMENTS.
FOB RENT Ok LEASE.

MICE COTTAGE DWELLING HOUSE
~ and good water, WIN eighteen acres OF good
rich land, near GillIs station apply 70
vs.. a. FAIkEs. 30 Union street.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
German National Bank
AUUEIs1s SALES.

J TAvE for sale the per cent u. -. Bonds
i for immediate delivery. All other IS ues OF
: :.
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kahn & EREIRHRG.

Main and Poplar and Main and Jefferson.
n: B.-Yak Laces, elegant quality and
width at Sc.
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KAHN Il FREIBERG.
Main and Poplar and Main and Jefferson
From the Great .Fire-Wet Only!

Main and Poplar and Main and Jefferson.
From the Great .Fire-Wet Only!
5000 best Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs at &c, worth 40c each.
Only once in five years you get an opportu-
nifty to buy such goods at those prices.
10000 Linen Towels at IOc, slightly wet
regular prlce, 25c.
1000 Bead baskets 15c each, regular price 75c.
800 sets of finest cut-bead Necklaces 10c
each, regular price 81.
5000 yards heaviest Russian crash at 618c.
l2O pieces Pillow Casing at Sc, slightly wet.
200 pieces Lawn "A at &c, slightly wet only.
Calicoes and Domestics will be sold at one
half the regular price; also Embroideries.
COTTONADES, JEANS and LINENS
same way.
1000 pairs best Buskins at 80 and 4Oc, slight
ly touched by water.
KAHN & FREIBERG also offer for one
week:
1000 Coats at 80 and 35c each.
1000 pairs Pants at Is and 40c
100 Boys Cashmere Jackets at 50 and 4Oc.
1000 Men or Boys Vests, cashmere or linen,
rs and SOC.
KAHN & FREIBERG will also open a lot
OF cheaper DC goods, comprising Combs, Cor
set Steels, Brushes, etc, all bought at the
late fires, and some only slightly soiled
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IOTTAGE-Six rooms, In hne repair, az LoOney's
\ switch. Will rent cheap. Apply to
B. L. SMITH, 2tiS Front street.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

hack was furned toward him, while the latter
with his cuh held sidewise, was pushing the crowd
back. Williams cried. Get back" or " NouW nav"
nnck IT. retche ~ those In the rear trv-
ina to get them tail back. he pushed smith beck
and then officer cming struck him, Williams and
smith being 40 The time about ten feet anart The
.-cxaminat on brought ont the fact tnat Williams
STOOD between the crowd and the witness when the
bow struck. Tie witness 81 d not see w iinm-
strike anyone. To Mr. Whtchurch who had charge ~
the prosecution DR. Cooper said that h. met Hams
sxtu-aye. aud on TO testify to the facis De-
slw thom subsequently he admitted 10 Commis-'ouer
Morrison thar al the Interview be folf plain Will
Jams The story Of the be had described H. lie
had not bren -ubpGnaed &c all. although Williams told
him Wednesday that he had sent a subrw'a 10
bis office. Cooper and Mr Wmtehurcl had some lively
conversation 81 times account ~ their inability To
undersnf each other A ne left the room the witness
told Captain Williams that he would "be at the same
place II he wanted him again"
William M Perry. q Wsl-sf. broker said that WI
hh- pushed some man nack on the erir-, ana l, lrn
inns was then several feet from smith, ana Stood looA-
inr li him. The witness would have seen the blow u
VIII, ms had srnck any one ,, 49,,
J. b. saricrly; corcnman living az NJ. - kos,--i,
crowd holding lis club -ii-wise Fleming hen struck
him Williams dil not strike smith. nut pushed hin'
holding club across the laer- breast. smith lay m
commissions fnr dye minutes after The oiow. Hugh j.
Durand. ~ No. lis West Tw"nriefhsi.. did nor see
Williams before tl'nung struck smith. This Wa he
only blow ne Jaw infected. He did not know where
Williams Defor, tue blow struck.
Al this point Captain Williams moved that the fnriher
herrAg OF the defence b. POSTPONED until after me
riIl criminal cIarge ~ assault ana
barrerv uncer the Indictment found hv TIDE Grand
jury The char-e." said Ae. " is SER Gus one. ana
victed th. punisnm. be- sreafer than can
pors y hc nn cird D' ti- ts"dfd " % Nth- me 'i-'
70 trll possible. giving 10 iu publicity ~ a.
10 ViDilcafc my=ef'
Captain Williams said that he didn't think u wa- night
mat De- should h" compelled To- show l, defence. II,
didn't ask Adjournment %, ,Drr because bee wanted iu
ct fhr evidence ~ one tNO wfnc--e, Who might NOT
hc available at The trial on tir criminal claige
" In niner words" snId Mr. Morrison, you want to
TINS Board entirely your atvIurl-r.' The cas-"
wt~ hualv adjourned until next Do ursdHv no p in.,
Captain Williams promising fua' nr would have il'
case taken up u soon -snIc after Medncs-
hex
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES.

The NATIONAL ACADEMY ADJOURNs
PAPERS RFAD BY PROFESSORS BARKER, NEw
BERRY AND sMrTH-PRf RfHIsroRIC BOrANY-1HE
LFADvILLE MINES.
The third and closing day of The meeting
OF IA. National Academy Of Sciences. being an * ra
day not contemplated IN tne Iinal programme was
Jess nCnorousi5 attended than tue cVioIs se's"us
A. the Close thc meeting Professor Rogers. IN" prrs-
dent alluded fo possible plan or the future FOR en-
couri-lug more genera, public Attendance az these
meetings. sDle of thr members complained ia private
il. the trnlruf, having the right to call on the
Academy for .-aiou aud reports. whi II granted
49, 900 tor 20 larr4c- c1ole ire-anp to e1rilIne
rs of disease. v..Aouf consulting the Academy a. to
i. vaue Vet could not ard ,l5o0 Co print the AcAa
elnF's proceedings.
Inc hr-' paper read oy Professor George F. Bar
kerr % Puilirp4l flr Professor Joseph Le Couie, o
California, un iAc " lrl rogonc Function of iue LIVER
maintaining t,t fle pr,p p.rlfluu of sugar ~ cDunl--
ou Wa it. proper Junction. Tho paper described n dr
t4i fhe paIfo of llld lut0 saccharne, nro-euou-
and vast, PORTIONS, bis observations 90 the phenoena
ca la- um fA. conclusion tAat Do is lu h al i1rs
rnaf c0m.u- ua s rom1liDi. instead OF a o.. lungs -
generally supposed. TAc discussion Suggested 1 il,
.ltcr tururG on Tire of tnr word "cHmnusion" l,
lAey t1 ls.cal p,ps into -iri. .u- rhe action c oXy
.en unou food and TISSUES as akin 20 ordinary curbn-
ton.
Professor Barker followed with Ills own p4per IN
Ara-o'- Exp. .rm,lt. THIS familiar expcrm -ii'-
t4l-cd hv passing current OF r.ct ctf through wire
mmer-.d BOO IRON f,ug- vhin Immediately cluster
about ir od Artsn tae conclusion THAT fr wire ne
s.f w .- during 1e r"H Hl.niin't 'l .l' 'ui., , I"
.n-crDl o- cord pr,vren ui- iron uIis' caused .I'A
ru a.nQ Hnalf .u rI.ca .I WAS u..r..i fllf tie l-
f.rv.rlI - com broke +--f-a n. tnulIir ga ttN'
tAe nlu-- Themselves, ana tAa' 'nr Ni.s
1 1.' II" '.r i,rtrr o1r..r.d tlc use OF . ret
elrcirc machine from Mt Wallace. of Ansonl,
Cona,c,cu., so powerful % hold hvenea 4r %,
Z Leo. ID
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
5psua. Nollces.

Nervous ,au-uon i~l ESSAY 20 npls,ns ,,7e'
of ict.uIr. 4r Fsla4 AZ itsftn - Altp hr .'fH-
Nur. ilI tl.e rf ifr4nA ll1Nh- u
llsputauiy lrtl ID. rcAuci tf1riias rtr
sfnunsls rnt tn .rriA-e iIt ilt rtu 81
ufryDl- physical ts1ls. le f r--tt q I'D f'rf 't-
nrl.urr. nr ppsaS' s.tnD- Atrfss
Secretary hAHf'- 'iHr'.i i.i- '' t''hi if.. y f'r-
Posi- . ice Nsglcs-l ne iars -lng
E-DAf. ~ 4 tDf 1Iyp if f,et IA I'D wyoming
va lu-0ust0wu. NaDEl. AN. 81 p for s.upe.
~,vfhA que I-tDSl rprfesp in lenrr Of
De special 40 tssf tuA q D. m. Toe
fHffrn "a uatlrt bl
THU X DAY a. y H. ior France. orrnnnY &C bv sbam
NJ NleiAul. fYmDuf-. -crtOIr< taa Hamburg cor
rsspDudrA,r flr Great Britain an ilr NlNuurHt mAs Dc
dlra-snl tu4 4l l2 - i'f EiIuuc ~ srAYsnp
celtic. Quernst0sn lcorrr-"ndrucr Tor crnaar And
specially Air--~a4l- "a "a ttD Az AZ
3 d. m. Europe nr -tosm-nl1 cuv n thc-trr. VIA
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