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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-31

How RAW AMERICANS GER ALoEc IN
PAMs.-An American at Paris went to a
restaurant to get his dinner. Uuacquainted
with the French language, yet unwilling to
show his ignorance, be pointed to the FIRST
line on the bill of fare. and the polite
waiter brought him a plate of fragrant
beef-sonp. This was very well, and when
it was dispatched he pointed to the second
line The waiter understood him perfectly,
and brought him vegetable soup. Rath-
er more sonp than / want" thought he,
"bst it is Paris fashion He duly poin-
ted to the third line, and plate Of tapioca
broth was brought him; again to the fourth
and was furnished with bowl of prepara-
ton of arrow-root. He tried the fifth line,
and was supplied with some cruel kept for
invalids. The bystanders now supposed
that they saw an unfortunate individual
who had lost all bis teeth, and our friend
determined to get as far from the soup as
possible, pointed in despair to the last line
on the bill of fare. The intelligent waiter,
who saw at once what he wanted, politely
handed him--a buRch Of tooth-picks. This
was too much; onr counsryman paid bis
bill and incontinently left.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-31

SILENT IxFLUEEcE.--It is the bubbiiug
spring which flows gently, the little fivulet
which runs along. day and night, by the
farm house, that Is useful rather than the
swollen food or the warning cataract
Niagara ezcites our wonder, and we stand
amazed at the power and greatness of God
there, as he poured It from the hollow of
his hsRd." But one Niagara is enough for
the continent or the world, while the sa me
world requires thousands and tens of thou
sands of silver fountains aud gently flowing
rvulets, that water every farm and meadow,
and every garden, asd that shall flow on
every day and every night with their gentle
quiet beauty. So with the acts Of our lives
1t is not by great deeds like those of the
martyrs. that good is to he done it is by
the daily and quiet virtues of life-the
Christian temper, the meek forbearance,
the spirit of forgiveness, in the husband, the
father, the mother, the brother, the sister.
the friend, the neighbor, that it to be done.
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FksArrcIsm. OF all these things wisdom
4 the most terrified with epidamical fgpqtl'
eism. because; Of all enemies. h is thal
agalnst which shs 10 hsIeest able to furnish
Any kind Of resource.--B Bmrks.
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II declare mother" said 9 petted little
girli in pettish little way, us TOO BAD,
mother ! you alwe5s send ne 70 oea when
/ am not sleepy. and you always make me
Get up when | am sleepy
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LINUS SAVAGE. Furniture 1)ssier and Man
nfcurer steam eslabiifhnent North Msin 6lIses rr The
easce ofnIs, Faninstoa& fniL AshisbuiA. Q. sie
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II. TOWER & SON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
stationary and Portable steam Engnes Saw, and other
Mi Work, and Jobbng and Repairing done TO order on
Ashtabuia. 4l6
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DUCRo 4 BROTHERS. Manufacturers Of A
Dealers 10 Furniture Of ,he beat description and every va
iety Also general Undert4keEg and manufacturers of COT
Ashlsbula. 416
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agents.

H. FASSETT, Agent for the Purchase. Sale. 4
FeriiuEnf Real Estate usura Nseotixng loans, Col
lection Of Debts kc Property sold for Commission only,
and sale charge. sale, direct indirect eonsti-
tutes commission. Corner Main and Center steets Afha
bnla. Ofo. Allo, Notary Public. al9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-31

GEORGE G. HUBBARD, Manufacturer of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, ard Dtaer IN Eastern
;oohlnr Phrlor Box aud Self uaflng eheeton
Iron PUMPS chain punpa lead pipe sheet Iron sheet lead
theet zne sheet copper sheet eass ~ piate
kinda Of farming utensils Aso, scle Agent for the sale
Stewafs celebracd Air Tight summer and Winter Cook
Dog Stove for the County fAshtahnla Ashabua Oha e
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steam Mills and 100 Acres
LAND FOR SALE.

| WE VIII sell on AooomuOdHting terms, o1r -
w splendid Steam Kills Doth Saw aud 01ist) -
together vi b 100 acres Ct wei umbered Land ~
and a leased privilege 10 use tinher for two years -
o. 500 s-res Of other land sdjoinlnE the MI tract stu
/ sted IN Mcgslry couuty. On the Memphis and Charleston
| Railroad. and On TuscumhlEis ferk % HAtchie River
| he tract ouutsns 50 acres Of cleared land Win Sod
oomf9rtuble houses, and every thing m good repair.
Address he undersigned a. Mztsmora fr Moscow
! Tenn. ALEXANDER s. RICE
frr1f-wff
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10 pEFoT. 10 B. - 8 -


MOS than iOq easss have been cured within ns
VA last SIX yeans ranging hsm one % thlrty yaazs
stsndlng Orvii Loving, LoVmgton, Va; Thanss HOBS.
FetersourEs Virginia, Joel II Parish, DunanburE.
virginia, John Reynolds, Big IslkBd, Virginia, Thou-
As " Marshall. Beaufort, n. O., Mas Hattie Rochester.
Pine Hal, n @ samuel Bingham, MesETule, n. O..
Col Archibald and P Carter, hosevlle, n. O., Hon.
George Q. Hende1hsn, jamestown, n. O., Mrs.. Lsvina
Anderson, C0Vingt0n, Georgia, T. A. BauEh, Social Cir
Gle Ge0rgiA. Jerry Cresnsr, Dalton, Ga, WE. B. Chan
Her Calhoun, Ga Blisha Durden, Bociai Circis, Ca.
Col. r Lunpktn and John Palmer Hunasvfus. Ala.
Pamphlets containing testimonial Of the highest char
setter wfn Be forwarded 70 any one wishing 70 teSt NJ
Nedsi7. forwarded b. nal.
Address, JAS A. CLOPTON, n. D..
octzS-ty Hurtsvfne, Alahamz.
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Admfnisfrator,s Notice
Malice,

THE pubic are cautisn 81 AGAINST trstiag for ~,
Il note o. e2T0 So or 55-IC0, executed b. n IN fsvci
n J n. uoye. dated 18th day q septembsr, lsSS, du.
three arc q e months after date, a. " viii not pay
-sie notes uatll compelled BY Law % Do 80, Gs said J.
Dcv'e has faied In part % Coupiv with The contract f0
which said notes we're given
A. ASHFORD. .
raTq-ffu TUnMAg HAUnN-
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4 for sale.

40 OF LASD, elevea niles from O.
| OZU Nsnphls, lying 90 the Mississippi aud 49,
Tennessee Raj rosd, one mile n0rth q Horn LakeSEa
Depot. 100 acres ceared and In = hieh state d.
cultivation; rs sores b item lani entirely afove over
Sow and very heavily timber-d. The improvements osn-
sists o. two settlements Of double Lrg HouFes. y n re
Euo cabins sc. and one Cf the fcut spIlnzs IN he
country Astram saw Mir about half nnshed, whit
two hundrei Tnrcs o. he raiuosd. With a track aid &c
the mill. Th's tract OF lard u rel adapted for = stock
farm. having = Uevrr failing stream runling through
it. Any one d-sirlug g. purchase a small term, vii dc
ra1 10 car eco- o. n SHAW & CO.,
or J. s STATION
- a. I'm
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The bride told the bridegroom . story ssnear
toe truth az she could. which, ike most wo-
mems histories, designated 10 shelter them.
selves, was a model Of ingenuity and a miracle
Of srt-without exciting the Othsilo IN bis DO
SON and with q thousand thanas 20 the Doc.
Tor, whom the BsBedick seemed somehow Il
regard as the d~eliverer Of his c~onsort, tbey
bads him good nighL,
And fu asleap vifh Love; End Hsfpiuefs
q "a nm wsr- frausfr tr- h -h~nrra harue-,-. 49,
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MINIG STORE

TUB Undersigned hiss iust received his fan stock of
II Pianos, heiodeona Tiolins, flutes, Aeoordeons,
huslc Books and sheet Music. which Is % far he largest
and best assorted sfccs ever offered In this city he
Pianos are from tha wo-d-renoWncd makers. A. g. dsie
& CO and stsinEsy & Son. Egery Piano Is warranted
for ave years, and VII b. sod ~ Kew York Prices, the
frci-ht only sndrd
Nv ttocE Of Sheet Mrslc Is very large, embracing All
the new and popular picces Of the day. II yOu want ne
best Pianos. and 1t ths best prices. can At
IA. HCCLURE'S,
15o Main street.
n. "a fresh supply o. The new popular songs, Lula
Il Goas, where has Lula Gone, snd Lnser In Bissful
Repcse-aubg FOSTER. sepIT-f
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IA wsli-known leader u fashion, frou
tie Uaitsd States, says q feIts letter In thi
Philadelphia GEzetie, Wa0 vas sharing IN ID,
splendid bosPitaities Of Compe.gne, appeared
one evening al a bail in a cress precisely iden.
teal with that Worn BY her Imperial Msjestl
il person Great vas the sEtOnishment an
dismsy Of the Court ladies, for 1t is kuoRf
that the Empress Eugenie, whose soul appear
70 be about equally divided between her man.
tua-msker and her eoufesssr, insists upon th'
sirictest secrecy being observed as to what il
destined 70 sdorn her imperial limbs. tn,
sudacious 8 citizsnsss" Wed 10 fashion sBt
novelty with the Empress Nay, worse still
when Her Majesty At last stepped 40 70 bel
rival and COED naturedly asked g which aresi
vas 10 be considered the original ?s thu smsrI
can lady was able TO reply nat that xas be
a. second appearances ia that chsrscterl
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THE APPEAL.
TIE BEREAVKD HUSBAND.
~ ms AZ EAKoE

He nj within q EileEf room
nrsfhse FfudgT has becl t1ere.
HIs beErt VS. fued with grlef and gisom,
his hssd E1s bowed II prEysT.
he urorr g. shut out memorF,
s. Z ned with bitter pain,
Bat aeEe befsrs bis weeping EYES
B@s asE vas held aEsin-
arsln he sieof before his wife
And auost ae1med her 1Ting-
AFain be tuOk the farewell kiss
Wh;ck she hsd diedi a EfvinQ
Es half forget hat death bad been
within hE piezs11t home;
He SEEN d to rel her plesencs there,
Bssids eia N her roon-
The.s stesd upo1 the mantle sheif
AraHecf m1ec 0oEen,
ne had bar placed here b. herself
In happy EioEing boursi
there al her vacant crEsc1 chair,
Ger shawl acresE a. iyiHEs
n hsd teen foldsi round her breast
when be had sen her dying.
TeHrs vas her basket, and Der hooks,
Her portrait on The val,
he Btle where her last sweet locks
On boy verbs did fall.
A few short Fesrs before snE ne
Had bn0uEht her here a bride,
Eul row sbs Vas laid down q ret
Win her infant b. her size
he did not dream hoe mucs he loved
TIE flower that be had cherished
Or hoE he tVined lbout his heart
Uuul The boon had perlshed.
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RMfeQlE.

A n Experienced Edtsr. a suoosssful Authar, ana
- thoroughly educatzd Literary Nan, weary viii
twcnty-avs years % TIE drudsery o. Daily Journalism
has determined 70 hire cut o. sell bis brEtas a. retail, q
those who nay require thier services, IN any honorable
way.
Merchants, Business Men, Inventors, and dealers Of
evsrv fird VII D. supplied, od-hznd, WITH Advertise
neuts, lpotticai Or othrrvise) Nctices Card8s Cnc1isrs.
or nnV species ef article desired
% fficiars VII be supplied with Speeches. Reports,
Resolutions, Lettsrs. Toasts, PamDthietss Bcitortal Ar
tlcies. COmmuuications. and esery e-1sr 1or Of Brain
work. Whlch fhss nay and Il t.eonveni-nt Or trouble
some 10 Do Tor themselves
ladies' End 6entemen. q evtry rank IN society Or 20
eupation IN life. car have Letters written on snF SAB
set whether business or sentimental.
ne adge-4ieer vi also conduct o. translate Corre.qon
4encc Of every knd, either EnEish, frsuch. Sp4Diahs
German, or Italian
poetry. A~crostics, Lsres for Afbuma. Hotes e1let
aoux. Monodies. ard Compositions O he nsst ceiicate
- conedentisf Character inctient % every posriblec CIR
eurstance Or event IN rfe, vfl b furEEhed IN tnvicisbie
conadence. By wTitirEto ne undersiEnec, md sxplslnink
heir wishes
0rsers b. nail, scc1mpsnisd yin ssss ~ bsstrlcuJ
srf rromrtly attended tc.
tdress J. THOMPSON. LitsIsIy 3usean.
sus-I Box ass Phisaslphis o., Pa
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II undersigned Oners fer sale q section Of
Lard situated on white OAK bay1u, anau- F
fJur miles aud a hsif from Austin. Il is . Eo-PTS
4 seclion % Land, oovervt aiUusi c.ttrelE with -
bsarv groWIh o. the lsuEe tiue cane, and isfAr aoove he
hirhssf overflow, within III memory q the eldest GU
aeuE aoqnaiutsd with thrt Fart Of The Mississippi Dot
tons. There are two cabins on the tract-a few hcref
cleared, rnf nearly tvo hunirod aorCs draiensdi most q
q cd beading. TemE, SIS per acre-one miro cash.
md the bsiaroe a. two equal inst lmsnts-the oe paya-
be A one. and IN other in two years. each 10 draw IN
terest a. six per can't II not Euls on or e-fo e the nrst
dav Of January. Il viii not be sold 81 the above price
gudEe uoal1y Who lives near the plrco, or VIZ J. foydI
~hn l. auth0rfraf % eel TIE Land, VII slow Il 10 any
ore d sno-e5 10 uurchs-c q give the Me- Range. a..
c-tl-3sm I0EAs B. WOODWARD.
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HQEIE0bLe ReStde9Ice

For SALE
A n elegant Residence On Second street b. -
a tween Exchange and Marhet, At present f4d
unas- q rent OF 900 . year, and occupied By III
Mr.. n Caro-. Is odered for sac. Terms LIBERAL ASA
P0r further Information apply 70
r. B. HAwLEY A. Co.
u7s-Im IS Front Row.
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EIoFEmEET OF A GIRL wITH HER PsEA
M1UR-PURsUTT OF The FATHER, AND HI
RETuRg WIFI THE ERRIRG DAUeRrEH-
Some three weeks since tie daughter CT Jaco'
Crosse, a dealer in ladies' shoes, left TIE cit
10 company With John Mangold, her psramour
fer S.. Louis. HE father was OF eours
greatly distressed, az the girl was but sixteen
aud he believed shs had been sedg.sd b. a die
tinguished william. About a fortnight elspssl
before be learned the direction OF Tue f~ugitfves
sndwben be did, be set OFT for the Mound Cit
Al once. The statement Of the old man Vas
that MsSgold had been visiting at his hous.
here about a year, and that the two had clone,
elandestinelF and formed an Illicit connexian
On relating tie circumstances at the polic,
offce, Detective Richard Barry was detailed {,
fnd the parties. During the day it Wss acer.
tanned that the girl aud Der psramour YER
stopoing at the Benton House, corner Of Mvrtl,
and Third streets, and OfceT Barry, BY coins
mere 10 supper, was able 70 see then. ape
aFferUsrd conduct them 10 the police oHee.
The gfrl az first said they had been married
mi subsequently contradicted herself. sbe
s-sted. slao. that she had sl0Ped with hin. and
not he with her.
4 charge OF Addiction was put against Man
gall. aud be was locked up at the calaboose
me girI,s father iBduced her to remove her
6sggsoe from the Benton House and 90 to The
he7ss where be was stopping, from thence to
proceed home. The old man appeared very
rzIm. and gave no extraordinary outward exhi.
bition Of the deep concern, which no doubt
rsgsd in bis breast. Msngold showed, By bis
conduct a lack sf manly prihcipls-CiaeiHaat
Eaeuirsr, 10.
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White River Land for Sale.

TnE Subscriber ofrTs for sale the following go
Il tracts Of Land lyink near Wuife River, tEN
Arkansas. One tract UltRu two mles Of rock *
eft's Bud, oousisttng OF 81 5000 acres, wth@
IS Ecres improved and rome csbins. tbs land Is nh,
level cose 70 navigation, shove overflow. IN = gooc
neiErb1Thood and convenient 10 perpstuai stock rsrge.
one tract four miles from Cass csuuty. ssntEining csc
scrrB. IT'S improVel, good oEbins and e1oelrutfin house
IN q f. a ar { rate upland farm rnarksbiy hea Try 10
seton. nue raule, good neishbOrhOsd and close q 'Ou-
slant naviEstion. M Price, living near the plsc-, Sml
sh1W q 70 persons who wish to examine IT,
Also one tract in st. RrHncs COUNTY twelve miles east
o. Des Arc, containing 80 sores. over 100 improved
vita E1Od cabins, &c. II ls su6cient 70 Say q this
place that Il is ore on the best u The FIR famed Rich
lard township. I'll on one Of To principal roads IN the
State and Is f~svorsbly situEtfd for a p1hiic stand
There Is female Academ" going ~ within half q nile Of
the hsCEe. Thrre Is also . hne churh uVeuiGnt Mr..
Davidson, on the place, OrCoi. Bsgby vii show the land.
Col. Baby IS authorized 20 sell. Persons wishing fur
tier infomHtion will sddrers ne ~ Waterford, Miss.
p b. MOORIEG.
p SIT v0u want bargains spply soon. 7 an deter
mind teal Tenmrr-aauA-1 = u 4
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Kansas GoLD.-SswsI, Ferris & Co. Wan
street, n. y, have received from L-savenvorib
CITY, Kansas, a snail portion Of gold. which i
the FIRST thar has been received from thsres :,
has been asssyed z. the Government ohes, an
was found 10 lose IN melting p per ceat-. but
70 be Of the high degree OF e7O1 thousands 6Be-
nsss, and O. he value OF SO O6 per ounce
With The exception Of ssne Georgia gold sen,
On IL e few lots, his Kansas gold is the fpesi
that has been produced II North America.
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DIV virtue q add ftrus eTe-rt.d sol IN On the ian
ID o. s~eptembzr, 1883 D. Emurc Gisset. fer ire tefe-
at II . " x eens and reulrd . IN Uo 4~rE-teI'- enc
She Nv c1a1 3. urn~ sc tu ltk No "a pase- 6Si IS b.
553 So I han on % s-th dsy a gEh. 1875
prOo Cd tas Z fr cash At the ~s1uiheist cErnarc Ct CeLTt
saasTe. IN th- city OF kamp- a, 81 nc o'ctcE A.. N. { r
pro9suy tl-Ein tescuoed, b inE 2 soil lad o. no
PEB0u Zoe PIns Hoaf. a. ut ~ miles from ne cor
~Dsrati1u. III Lte 10 te pro cry Is gSd tutIoo 90
Tey only a. trustee. VA RgGERS
HTE-HH
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af GnrN.

HAvIEG resumed again the FURHITURE BUSINESS
II a. the did stand, and are nov receiving 40 entirely
aes snd WI select { stock Ehaeh cannot uut pistre sn,
10th h prise ard style. ThzBkful 20 Ll ny fri nds fCT
their past liberal patronage, would stu solicit tteir
trade, hnf would be pleased 4 serve y01 asai7
eaT n H y GR0sVENnR
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Oaa Hand.

A END stock Of 3 nets sud MfnfneTy Goodsl
u hns Drss, S1Es, Rich Oioaks and shaWls, lately re-
oeived, to b solo los for Cash Il
2 BARINDs A. co,
NJ ga NAN street
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NV RExsDlEs AND QUICK oUaEs
READ THE
Avn M

AMI d SOA ~
UIuE tine has atlEst arived when all person. sEtctsS
i with any % the following COMPLAINTS, VII use
DR.. ELEDGE's OELKBRATED COMPOUNDS.
obms, Fever and Asus, DysPersia, Jaundes. Liver Com
plaints Nervous Headache, and General Debility,
are cured By the use o.
DR. LEDGE's NERVOUS TONIC.
OOlas, Coughs, Group. InaaenEs, Bro1ehitiss Asthus,
cured BY the ue q
Do sLaDGs7s H~OARaOUND PICTORIAL
Disrrhss, Dysentery, Bloody Euz, Cholers Norbus, ana
an aGectious Of The Bowels are scrsd b.
The ueof
DR. sLEDGEs CHOLERA& DLARRHBA sTRUP.
sOr ~eeldrsn, vhsn teethlng is this snsdy paraeu-
larry sdSFtsd.
P~RIcEs-Nervoas TonIe 81 and 81 Per hottie. HOaz
hcuHd End Pectoral 81 per bottle. or six bottles for Is
Disrrhss Syrup 81 per bottle, or TX bottles tor IS.
AZ D THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICAIRE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn ,FebruaTy 10, 1855.
On. J. n ~sLEDGE-Dcar ST. : I hEve been taking,
Ter some days. yoar Tonic hitters and take pleasure IN
saying hat nothing I havs ever taken has beDeftted ne
50 much IN 50 shsrt . time a. h has. There Wss a gen
eral debility and prOstratOn Of ny Vhoe system, ahssd-
ache nearly sl the time. and constant natusncy for
remedies that I thought good, but without any special
BENEFIT determined TO ty ycur Tonic BitteEs, and IN q
6sy or two after psing them. I began % improve. snd and
that I an greatly beneattod1 b Il. Z oommend them 70
TIE public a. no humbug, and unquestionaby one OF ths
best touics DOW IN use for debility and grneral puBtra-
sAM'L A HOLMEs.
REsACA, Ca Nay H. 1877.
aEssRs J. n sLEDsE Zee, HEEPHm, fzEH.
Cents. Tou VII please send rs TO Rfsca DsTqb Sal
rgsnty-four bottles o. the Nervous Tonic for he tire o.
Chins and Fever. We have sold all you sent rs With ths
exception o. enc bottle. II takes hne In thi8 part, and
srems % have the desired eject. Please forward e.
early Is ooEvcuieut. Yours respectfully
EVANSVILLE, Eiss.. September 9, 1887.
Dr. J. n. SLEDaE-De1r 5fr I have found yuur
Nervous T0nic 70 be beneficial for the care Of Chns HRd
Fever. T0u win please send ne enc tozsl bottls ss soon
g. you can. T0urH, very respectfully
JONATHAN MCnAsIER.
SHILOH. GfBBoE Co, renn-s sept . 1897.
DR. J.. ~. SLEDGE. Enclosed We hand you . receipt
came 70 hand In due time, and We have sold Cne and Q
half dozen Of them. As far a. We know Il has given en-
tire SUBTRACTION. We have sold Al ne Nervous I1nic
AID Hosrhocud Fecioral left with rs By your agsnt. We
presume We could sen two or three dossn bottles o. eaeh,
n u 4 convenient for y0a 70 send then % us.
Yours, truly, ~ GILLESPIE q SON.
MASON pEP0T, n. o. R. h., sept 4 1857.
On. SLEDGZ We have sold an o. your Nsrvuus follG
left b your agent. Taoss that have used e are much
pleased with IT. We have had several calls for f since
We have been out- You viii please saEd u8 one doEea
T. BROADSAx 4 son.
Al q the shove are for Tor sale By al druggists and
merchants through0ut the country. Agents and tthsrL
wishing q supply, must address
GOODYEAR, KNAPP 3 o
mri7-dH Sole Propretors, Memphis Tenn.
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FINE PROPERTY
EnR GaEE

4 CFeER FOB Aux, tie fCiloUtns ule-ss o. -
Il Real EstAte rear tle city, fo-wlt a re- Il 49,
scrss e-ch, % Poplar street last 0utsiie the Cty Nt2
Thss- Lis, o1s o. Ehi.h 3 vel impTovcd. gflls -
sold toEsihsT or ssVarEle,y 10 suit purchaser another
lttf II acres, with uiue &C - cleared Aui q good o.
chErdl on TIE new Stste ire rad two miles from tn
CITY. AGO . me iot cBntsiuing even scres and covered
With forest trees. oIsth@ G.rmant6Wu Plsnkrosd, tvo
miles ron the city The above pFGpSrty r. 81 Of the
most desirable character and viii be Eols On favoIabis
terms. -pply 10 ". S. 4
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-25
Valuable Arkansas River Bottom

TAAN IN ITNI IVA NAIaIas
1850 Acresl 800 Cleared 800 Deadened
OITuArED % WHta SskA Ra,oa. JsneFsoa CO., -
- Arkansas, elght mt . ION TIE river all
aboue overflow. This - A. desirable a. any ~
place In ire ststa, and cEnt Be exceiled IN pro -
ducing oetcn and corn. SAY q hale o. 500 pounds PER
acre. and 50 or 20 bushels o. ezra.
Imr-ovrneats rev ana substantial. In TIE way q
DuCllrE. Gin House, Cabins, Stables, Cribs, sc
II desirsbie, I VIII cell the cr81 Of corn some 30 moss
md 100 head % cattle. Cons and exnminc-a barEsn
ca b had that IA net met With oren - Z lie tine.
Better % o. n Fseklsf. Memphis Tsnr
JOHN n JONES, Jr
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Fiat HsJOu Post oaoe, len rson County, Arkansas.