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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
NOTICE.

OiERTIFICATE No. 2l, $1,000 stock in Bluff
~ City Ins. Co. Of Memphis, Tenn, issued
to me April 1st, 1871, has been lost or mislaid.
hereby warn all from buying or negotiating
for same, as duplicate has been applied for.
A97l l. GOODRAR
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

State and County taxpayers
~ Of real estate for the Fourteenth civil
District, outside the city. are notified to call
on y. B B lit, Deputy Sheriff at the office Of
j. NJ. Coleman, No IL Madison str4et, and
my the same for the year 1850. SOS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
AdminisIrnfnr,s Nnle

ON Friday, 4th day of November, 1881. at IL
Memphis, will sell ono dold Watch and
Chain and one Diamond Pin belonging to es-
tate w DaVy. Terms cash.
1885 LIVERMORE, Admir-.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

No II NHUFt DITFGIs
THE most powerful Test Medium in Amer
L lea. Consult her on dead and LIVING
friends on business m tiers; on marriages
and love affairs; Gao locate every disease Of
the human ailing. Gentlemen not admitted.
Office hours frem AN to 9PM. 49,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01
order NO. b.
ELIAS SHAUL,
Cleaning. Dyeing
And Repairing Establishment,
4O6 MAIN STREET.

A LII work done ne ,tly, in first class style
n and at lower prices than elsewhere. Sat-
isfaetion guarantee in all cases.
HS-Mending and cleaning furs a speciality.
20 76
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-01

COTTON sTATsHENT.
November I. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
IHDUBLE ABOUT 4 CENETERY.

Orange, n. j., is excited over tn, circulation of a
II number Of residents for their opposition to an
Roman Catholic Church. Its author is Father H.
i. Fleming, pastor of the church, and much feeling
and comment have been excited by its appcarance
With the proposed addition of land that has be, n
purchased the cemetery will about four acres
Many residents believe that there Should be no more
intcrm"nts within the city limits, and have held
meeting recently to protest against the use of the
purchased land for cemetery purposes. Last Satur-
day the comet dashed upon the citizens being dis
trbuted among the congregation of st. Johns
Church. md thence going through the city. The
paper declared that the opponents of the scheme
displaycd considerable indecency and bigotry, and
sacrilegious meddlcrs because they interfcred
with the repose of the Catholic dead.
Nearly all the physicians Of Orange met re-
Gently and signed the following petition to be
presented to the Common Council, also 1T is expected
to meet Monday night:
TO ne Mdpor nnd Conmoa Council Of he Ciy OF Oranoe
rhc undersigned physicians of Orange and East and
West Orange, respectfully represent
FirSt That IN" decomposition OF the bodies In the
yards Of towns creates masm. They thus CON
tribute to the mas Of atmospheric and subsc mpurity
which is niur, ms to the public health.
Sec0nd, That The system In Orange Of buryng the
d@Ha IN ts P III portions becomes Of
water they drink. and thus exposes them health
destroying Influences
respectfully petition us physicans and citizens also
that The Common Council pass ordnance the full
extent ol its W wcrs orDlddnS ntermenls of the dead
in the CITY of Orange.
william W. Gray, George Bayles
W. Picrson, jr, j q. Cusack.
stephen wicks. + W. Cray,
Thomas ". Harvey. Charles Buttrer,
W. IL. HOlmcs, John W..
Edwin Is. Thompson, John G. Morgan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
THE COURTS.
AN INJUNCTION DENIED.

Judge Blatchford yesterday rendered de-
pany for injunction to restrain the Western Union
Company from closing the Offices the American Union
Company 40 that all unconsigned cablegrams received
nj the American Union Company's offices could sent
by the plaintiffs according In dccsion
ne says:
There nothing before the Court enable il to meas
ure with the least approach to accuracy, the
the pecuniary value of those rights which extend at
most only to unconsgncd messages, the pecuniary
amount OF any damages either paat probable the
fnurc from the violation OF those rights the other
hand II distinctly appears that the controlling
operating wth the American Union Company TO sell its
property was the great disadvantage in pecunary re-
suits ~ continuing ITS business independent com
pany IN comparison with the advantage To its share
pany II Is plain tina, the injury the American Union
company urfu IrcNti iing the wing Of
souditi"n "cn Mt X far greater than possible
jury "a result To the plaintiff from contrary
that therefore the
tucc ia that regard.
In spcct to the prayers the bin for Injunction
touching the agreement Of Dec rmbcr Is, 1850
cuSson ana canc"lnR % that agreement remove all
ground Tor any Injunction regarding il. The plaintiff
has now in IT. pooling with the other vo
anco OF these agrcern, IN respect uncons gned
messages - the extent II every message that
goes over any cable Of either OF the other two com
panlcs were 10 tts cables hereafter dam
age II shown To result tn the plaintiff from the sending
o. thc western Union Company of unconsigrcd mes
sagcs over some cable other q an cable OF plaintiff
or OF Inc oticr Two caOl" companies, IL
ASK the interference of Court of Equity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
LIES STRUGGLE TOO HARD.

George Weiss, age ffty-six, German tailor.
HANGED BANGED him in the rear tenement at No. 2l7
fast to the door-frame that served him as a glib
found he was dead. Several letters that were
scattered about were written by the dead man.
to satisfy my hunger am frrndless and alone.
nave wife, who is we'll off and who has good
E ;y c"1 sh" has no Pity for me- do not care to
an Odd scrap of paper, My wife and children have
no love for me-" In sort of summing npof his
the months rent and the baker his two pillows for
debt OF 80. The paper ended abruptly with the
declaration. " going to kill myself forthwith.
Farewell"
From the mans story, as told by the sympathetic
ncghbors it appear1 that he had been living in the
a a He had once it was SAIL BEEN prosperous,
i ana had lived in eomi araIvc aiiiuence with
into the y and aar a"' vioen o erspi
II was nrokcn up two years The ifo and ciil-
dren theTeat er refused to ieceve Weiss among
second-st IN comfort, and it is said, even luxury.
Weiss, who drank good deal, took refuge in miser-
able quarters in the Avenue-A tenement. He worked
at his trade when he able to do so, but of late
he had had nothing to do, and had subssied almost
on beer and bread. His growr-up children as well
as his wife, are in easy circumstances. A aOn-iu-
law, " no is in business at Beekman and CiIii-sts.
took charge of the body.
gwen as that of a music teacher, took overo 20
OF iaudanun yesterday at NO.: l02 West Thirty
where she declared to be in no absolute danger
or death. Sine Insis,ed that she mad taken too much
OF the drug by mistake having used it to alleviate
PAIN.
Patrick Casln, of Poughkecpsie, Identified, yes
terday the body of the man who was found ia Cen
trail Park Tuesday morning suffering from morphine
poisoning, us his hrotucr-in-law Thomas lyman.
lyman wa, IL farmer III poughAcepsic, Twenty-Five
wears OF age, and on the Fourth of Juy he came to
this city on the steamer Mary Powell. As he did
not return. Caslin came to NewYork in search of
him. He said that lyman suffered greatly FROM dys-
pepsa, and frequently expressed ii determination to
take his own life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
NEUlS.
PORT OF NETWORK .JULY s. 1891
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Republic tIsr, Irving Liverpool % and
Queenstown 20, with ndse and passengers 10
with mdsc and passengers To Peter Wright sons -
Steamer Daniel Stennan (RcgO, De Smet, Antwerp June
10 via Boston, with mdse and passengers to Funci Edye
d
steamer Rapidan Jenny Norfolk, with mdsc to Cld Do
VIM Lawrence, March, Baltimore mdse tn
&C II Glover
steamer Neptune Baker Boston, ndso and passen
ship Sucer of Parrsboro Ms Spiccr London "a aavs
n ballast 10 j Whitney & Co. ''
Bark - Lucie, Merriman alta ss days nitrate Of
soda and wool TO ORDER vessel TO James " Elwe &
Bark lmcnacs lNor), scn London A
and empty barrels to order; vessel TO Funch Edge
Bark Natig lNor Sundba Frsdeo As days, ballast
(Nor Isaachsen Stetn 81 DAYS with iron and
enlntv barrels TO order; vessel to Fuuch IdVc 4 Co ~
Bark Robert Chapman, Of Dorchester. NIB.
London Via ond Island Sound 30 days, with chalk
vessel la p Nevius d Co.
last to order anchored in Gravcscnd Bay for orders
Bark ontario. OF Windsor Ms, Mosher, Havro 30 days
Bark Louise (Nor) Meyer Belfast 81 days ballast
Funch, & anchored In Grayesend Bay
Bark Paramount Windsor Ms, King, iIavrc 81 days.
BARK Abel Abbott q Boston, Chase. Pcrnambnco d
with 20 L III Smith Coz vessel 20 Abel Abbott
Mosor~ka villa AUST Storf, Trieste 3 and Nal.
empty barrels To order vessel Co
Bark Sem Aust Joculich Palermo 0s days with sulphur
Bark Subra (Nor) Oppcrbech Copenhagen ~ DAYS with
empty barrels etc, 20 order vessel 90 Tobias Co.
Bark Belle of Portland Fish Liverpool AZ davs
with salt q order: vessel 10 Salter Lvennore ''
Hannah Blanchard. of Windsor Ms. Williams An.
twerp 30 days In ballast To Whitney Co; anchored in
Brig AIaben of Windsor, Ms, Vaughan ST John NIB ~
days, with laths TO order vessel 20 Nevius y son
with herrings % Crowel IS PatangaL
schr Nellie Clark Clark. - John, NIB, days. with lah 70
ID order; vessel To jed Frye n Co. ~ ~
schr com Tucker, Randall, Bangor with lumber to + IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
DIR. Railways Sarsaparilian ResoIyeut,

Every drop Of the sarsaparsn Resolven communicates
through inc ISood sweat uIceS
o. ne system the yiSor Of life for il repairs wastes 4
non Sadnsr Disease tleers in the Throat. Moth Tum0s
Nodes IN the Glands and other parts srs;r Sors
Strlnous discharges
o. skin DISEASES Erup'ions Fever Sores Soal lead R1,
Worm san kheum. fryspeas. Ache Worrns
IN the Flesh rumors Cancers the Womb and an Weaken.
lag fainin Discharges. Night 81
az wastes OF the Life Principle within curative range
OF inns wonder ot modern chemistry.
ay person using II for either Of these
ease It's potent power them. patient
coming t~nce nv the wastes that
continually rrogfcssng
repairs the with
blood and This the Sarsaparilian viii secure cnT
cttains Tor when this remedy
puilncatlon and succeeds in diminishing
rs repairs vii be rapid, and day the patient fe
himself growing better and stronger the igestng bet
Price 81 per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

sssr A,sp ssrl Stephen wsstwsEts Is II a.zs u,s
sehr ses.sn HATH. s.ys ss via S,, !.
sss ssTs lus
schr WIN Barnes. sarnes Aschias with lumber to N
schr Edward le Meyer. Kendall Rockisnd with lime IA
sehI sherman West Hurricane Island with stone 70,
following vessels arrived yesterday but were not IN.
Bark Ber,6s Aader;en Of porehester NIB. Back Antwerp
Bark Pintarch INor Rove Rochfoft. days. with iron
Big Maria ss' rrirs Ss faShe 1afsses 40 day. wa,
ssssa w q on ssGs Ih simpson
GER wlese Iaasyrs pos,.
ssioD pa csrO MsEsee Geneva ss Via ws.a
sinners Warren Sf Phaaes r % Ss S5
fs,ns, %sTd .i ss1i s9:5 TqIfo
dina via brunswick, Mallory Co James e earT
Wood Point ocOraIa keSnSids upss alss
ship Holden Nor Jorgensen, Hamburg Ger Punch Edys
BaTks Nerd Norl Petersen stockhou swed. Bockmsnp.
oerlein Co fumavera Utah cacsce. Cei,e. F Func6
Tobias q GO Monroyia Tooey MOnroyia aud MARKET
erinck Piraens Greece, seager Bros .zabulon Aust
Town July BY Bsrner not ss SsporisS capo
1sPs Horn saoSGH %nSs6 H Sfyp s
yins Son Malaga CBr, warson Port Allegro Via RcS,
schrs Jennie spencer Bradford Conn., Racket Fro
Cones S9r%ood Portland Jed Frye
THE MovEaiN rs OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LrvERrooI- July s-Arived steamer Quebec Br) Dale
from Montreal and Quebec. -
MovlLE July SAr1vod. steamer HISTORIAN
from Montreal and Quebec on her 20 Liverpool -
IAsBuRc, July s-Arlved Ctser1 FranAen
from New York.
RolTERDAM, July s-An1ved steamer Renpor Br. Osborn
EII July arrived steamer sicilian CBr BlackstOnes
COPENHAGEN July SArrived, steamer Troubado1r (Brl
Box, from Philadelphia.
AMERICAN PORTS.
VIM Crane Howes altmore; saxon. snow, Philadelphia
delpbia. -' ~
Cleared steamers samaria Talbot Liverpool Austrian
(Br Barrett, Glasgow
Sailed. steamer Campus
BALTIMORE nly Arrived steamers Caspian fBrl Thom.
son Liverpool Josephine Thomson, Moore Sew-York. IL
Wiling Her, Philadelphia. -
Cleared steamers r W Brune York. " yyh,n
din, RsRgaDs. Philadelphia. " N
PHlIAlILIhIA, July S-ArTre Roman Coae1n<
SostOn; IOnaM alda, sherman
ley, Fail River: Elizabeth, Wood baltimore
Gaw Person Baltimore
PoRI ROYAL. July s-Arr1ved Western Texaa
Haines, from FeTnandna for lork -
DElswAEE BRRASwAIER, July 7-Saied. steamer Break.
water for New York -
For Later shipping Neaos. II any. See FsrIs PIIAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
INSTITUTE or INSTR UCTTON.

ST. ALBANs, VT, July SIN the Institute of
Instruction this morning committee of honorary mem
bcrs recon- londed for honorary membership President
Garfield, Governor Farnham and j. L. NJ Cory.
of Virginia, VINO were unanimously elected.
The meeting adopted resolutions of encourag cement
and cooperation with the proposed Worlds Fair
ton lii 1880 The committee neurology reported FOUR
deaths during the past yearGeorge H. Emerson Of Bos
ton Daniel Crosby, OF New Hampshire, Nathan Bishop
OF New York, ana william {. rowle of Connecticut.
Resolutions were adopted calling for appropriation
OF the proceeds of sales of public lands to the support
the schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
THE BREWERS ASSOCIATION

The Association of United Lager Beer Brewers Of
New-iork and its vicinity, held meeting yoStcr-
day at the Steuhcn House. in the BowerV. Fifty
and twas stated that the eighty members of the as
ISOLATION would sign with the exception OF five or
SIX VINO cannot 40 50 on account of the attitude
which they took i'll the late strike their employees
For PRESIDENT II. T.. Scharmann Was elected for
vlce-preSidcnt, }. Z. DE La Nergne; treasurer Ed
ward &. Sciiacfer.
The Executive Committee of the United States
brewing Association, in behalf of the brewers of the
United States, will send rcsO lions of regret to
President Garfield and family that they are in allie
ton, and G. pressing heartfelt sympathy for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
A DOG CHASE IN FIFTH AyENIrE

George h. blanchard, Of No. lG Fifth-avc., was n
complainant in the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday morning against dog-cat her, Michael
Egan. Mr.. Blanchard told Justice Bxby that at 6
O'Clock Thursday evening he was sitting upon his
front stoop and his little York shire long haired we
terrier, valued at $50. was lying near his chair
Three men appeared in front of his house and called
to the dog. 1t sprang to its feet and into the
street. whereupon Egan caught it and ran away.
Mr. Blanchard gave chase AMI caught the man, ok
possession OF his dog aud turned Egan over to Of
hcer klikenney. Egar was held for trial in default
of 5000 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
record in the suit but rested the statements counsel
only The aaiiAnrnpd until LII u

record in the suit but rested the statements counsel
only. The argument was adjourned until July 49,
The condition OF the rapid transit litigation may be
briefly stated as follows: There pending suit
begun in the Third District by the Attorney FOR
adissouti"n OF the Manhattan Company; an injunc
ton suit by Mr.. Weller bOndhOder OF
the Metropoitan Company, and a similar suit by
Mr. LispenaSse "a a bOndhOdcr of the New York Com
pany to- restrain tie Manhattan Company paying
out or tisposing of any Of its income profits and
lastly, suit by the New-York COmpany against the
Manhattan Company TO have the trparo Lease OF 1879
declared forfeited In addition these suits there
action pending In the Supreme Court to avoid the assess
ment OF taxes by the city the three loads excessive
ana Illegal and also suit against the OF the
new OK and Brooklyn Bridge to restrain them from
interfering with the station on the NeW-YOrk Road
opposite the City Hall Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
DE1TH or an 1RTTSV.

D. Nj. Carter died Thursday of Brght's dis
at his house, No. l35 East Sc He was
sxt ythree years Irishman by BIRTH came
America in Is 80 where ne devoted himself TO the
study OF painting. He travelled especially through the
South and painted the portraits of several prominent
men, among them Henry Clay. In 1916
he settled I'm New York lie proini
nent member of the Artists Fund Society and his pic
lures displayed at the Academy OF Design he
not Acsdcuiican. The funeral will take place
thls morning al the Church Of the Transn suraton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
THE TRIAL BEFORE THE MAYOR

AT the Investigation into the charges against the
Police commissioners yesterday before the Mayor
polcemen were examined. All testified that they
had never seen any refuse dumped into the river
from the Department scows. SUPERINTENDENT Wall
ing testified that he had knowledge of any suits
having been begun by tie Board OF Health against
persons Tor no. separating ashes from garbage Snch
separation had not been practiscd to any consider
able extent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
A HACK DRIVERS SENSIBHITIFS.

The trial Oi the suit OF Michael Scanion. n hack
driver against his vie for limited divorce on the
ground of cruci treatment was begun yesterday in
the supreme Court, Special Term, before Justice
Potter. Ii is charged that the second dav after
the marriage Mrs Scaulon wanted to leave her hns-
band and once told him that ali men loved her bnt
num- Mr.. Scanlon also declares that ms wife ha,
Income addicted to drink, and when under the in
nuoncc OF liquor trcats him with such exceed NJ
dlsrespect that his sensibiiies shocked and his
rest at night disturbed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
RACING At MONMOUTH PARK.

The Monmouth Park Association will close
It's july meeting to-day with admirable programme OF
six all having good fields. II starts are even
the sport will be excellent. Monitor Parole Chcckmatc
and Irish King will make brilliant for the Mon
mouth Cup. me haudicap for three car-olds Will be
found especially uncertain cnticing The full list Of
entries is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
NOT NEGLIGENT WHEN ILL.

Judge Van lloesen rendered yesterday a
decision in favor OF the plaintiff In brought in the
Court OF Common Pleas by Lawrence Morrssey against
the city TO recover about $50 salary claimed i'm
properly withheld. Morisaey "A messenger in the
Ardt bureau of the Finance Department. and elected
to give notice of his detention from work lncss He
suspended and though ne aftcrward
In s pohitionLls pay during the time OF his absence
Wit al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
lAnno1ncemeniaJ
An UNUSUAL DEAru R.rr.

ts season OF the year there are always DEATHS
rhea Dysentey cholera MorDus Cramps. &C. 6ui ths sea-
son te cases seem 10 be unusually fatal an
ought 10 know that a
easily be obtained by taking tezspoouul OF PERRY DAVIS
PAIN MILLER eet-ned is
every han hour until relieved. This
known Ia fan Fan directions wit each hntle
Kept by every druggist - :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
To TRAVELLERS.

DO not leave the city without a Dr. Tobias,s
Venetian Lnimcnt II Cholera Dysentery Collie 49,
sickness &c II is perfectly to take interpav.
over 900 physicians ted
TIM four years and bottle A few drons
purify any wholesome % drlak Crlv 81
ana 90 cents bottle. Sold by all ' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

MINlArC ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY
Moon sets. 22O Moon souths 1887 Moon
Mot WATER TO-DAl-A. NJ.
sandy II ook.. b25 GOV Island. 5i5 Hell
luGu WATER Today. VI
sandy II ook.. 550 Gov Island GIL Hol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
SAILING FOR EUROPE.
OF FOUR STEAMERS.

The Marquis and Marquise de St Mariana,
Professor c. w. Parsons and Professor Dyer viii sail
to-day the steamship Germanic, and Bishop Quintard
and Roger Foster the Egypt for Liverpool Professors
Churchill and Carhsrt will sail for Glasgow the Cir
casss. and Consul H. Clsussimus and william Csndidus
for Bremen In the Oder The complete ss Of
the four sailing steamships are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
Ebr. Kadway,s Regulating Pills

Perfectly tastess elegantly coated car Of an iis
orders OF The stomach Liver, Bowels kidneys Bladaors
Nervous Diseases Headache CONSTIPATION. CosvcnoSs In.
uigcstlon Bllousness
tone the Bowels Piles and an arrangements Of the lnas
nal Niscera Warranted % effect a posv. crr.
RAILWAYS PILLS
will free the system from all the named diSorieS
frlce - cents per lDx. sold
RADWAl d CO., b. WARREN. ST y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
YELLOW FEVER on sHIPBO4RD.

PENSACOLA, Fla, July St is reported
that there Is case OF yellow fever board OF tho
British bark Emma Payzant which has arrived at the
Pensacola Quarantine station from Vera Cruz The
Board Of Health s vigilant and the quarantine
atons, vigorously enforced that the introduction
Of the plague from the feared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
PURE Essence OF GINGER.

why pay 90 cents bottle for Essence Ginger when roa
can gel fIAE the best IN the market foe % Ass
your grocer or druggist for Rkcrs Essence
pint 800 f~~-NN&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

love Ne,o York Hotelw. W: COrcoran Of Washington,
and Captain Irving OF the steamship Republic
to general Hamilton Ward Of Albany H. B.
ron Acenus Hotet-Genersl r. T. Crenden. u 8. A.. and
udge Israel Spencer, OF Syracuse Metropolitan
William Purcell, Of Rochester B0tel-C gorge
III. WatrOus, of NeW-IIaYen. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

When Disraeli first came forward at W.
conbe ~ Parliamentary candidate, he opposed by
territorial nagnate. or the friends Of
yer made much Of the connection of the magnate with
the county, etc, at the hustngs. On what do you
stand y" shouted in the crowd Disraei :" I
head" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

ana a,ise vegetable designed nature
10 ACT ny abs'r tion, in harmony
only true rational and invariably treatment foy
Malaria w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
Rs. e. x.

DYSENTIRY DIAKRHFA,
CHOLERA MoRBTS. FEVER ANcn scr-rs
cured and prevented
,,,r,,,-.x by RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA
con-, .... - - DIPHTHERIA. INFI.U f.NZIA-
SORE THROAT DIFFICULT BREATHING
relieved IN a few minutes
By RAILWAYS READY KEIIEF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
rsONEL COMPLAINTS

looseness aTThea cholera Morbns panfal dis har-o
p Ih1 .e.. are sioIp II n fifteen or twenty @
tsklhS hadMaNs Ready Relief No congestion OF nfamms
"i no weahneSsor lssitUde VIII follow the The
Relief. 30 cents bottle. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09

CARRIERS Little Liver Pills are as small "A
homeopathic pellets and 20 take as sngar f,ry
body Likes them 20 a vial ~ 10y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-09
HEALTH--.BEAUTY.

STRONG. PURE AND RICH BLOOD. INCREASE or
FLESH AND WEIGHT. CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. SECURED