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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-16
From the indianapolis journal.
Letter from Obadiah Pringle to the Presi-

Qcut.
PRINoLE VILLAGE, April G, SO
Ny DEAR JrEMs-Poor feller Don't
grove yourself abont Kansas. Let II
be yer ample consolation honccforth, by
day and by mite, that We done all IN
yer power 10 fasten human slavery mp
on ID. Tho sin be upon tho. heads Of
Northern men. Oh how conform to
Yer devoted pate these thoughts are.
You Frustrated the patronage, the purse
and the army Of tho nation 70 accom-
plishment OF this charitable object; but
II wouldn't 60. Yer not 70 blame.
What more could ye have doneY Echo
answers, what more2
There is another thing, dear Jeems,
that hurts me most as bad as to see Kan
sas evorlastingly cursed with human
frcedom---it Is yer own defeat. You
swore by the Eternal Il should go. But
you slipped up IL makes mo feel nifty
bad. | dcclair / can't hardly bear 10
look an honest man In the face any
moro. But we done all we could, and
some poet says angels couldn't done
more. So lets take courage. Mover
mind, III have yer pictur put up with
the rest OF the Presidents. II will soon
be seen in nearly every hous in the hole
country. Yer onpopuarity will be for
got by all but the rcadin' class within q
few years. Then yer pictur will look
most as we'll az the rest. SO ye see that
CELL be q great man afterwhile anyhow,
Nc and Wilyard was up Salt River
the other day lookin' for future homes
for me and him and YER friends Bright
and Fitch and for yerself We found
Jessy D.. Bright away up most to the
head of tho river loolin' round, with
tears in his eyes; and hislegs was red as
q turkeys, occasionod by tho rubin
and irritation of the salt He says the
furder up the river the moro salt, and
the worse II irritates his tender flesh
When we fust seed him, he was tryin
| 10 sing, but in very subdued tone, the
fdllowin well known hymn, commcnc.
in
ooh when think Of what I are,
And what I used TO was,
n makes me think I've spoiled myself,
Withont sufficient cause" Ne.
As soon as .Iessy saw me, he said
"Woll, Obadiah, what docs the folk all
over creation say about my late speech
in tho Senit?" frhey say, SIR" said /
'just what I've alters rit We and told
yo-that Is, the less yed say in the Sen
it, the smarter yc'd appear" "As.on.
ishin'" said hei "why, thought u
was the greatest speech that ever was
made, aud besides, I've already spent
some money gittin itpufled." " "Jcssy,"
said !, Eye know love yo, and feel ten
der lords ye; but it's alors bin yer fault
to have better opinion Of yerself than
anybody else had Of ye.' When ] said
this, he looked serious moment, then
took from his pocket n paper and hand.
cd me- sayin'' "lIerc, Obadiah, is la
mentation ritten by Bro. Fitch, givin'
his political history from his palmest
abolition days, whom he was n co-labor-
er with Julian ct nj, down 20 the pres.
ent time" Ill send We this dockyment
next week, Jcems. | think it's inter
cstin.
Farewell OBADIAH pRiHGLg.
T. S. Please send me, in flint glass
vial, one spoonful of that patent whisky
that Bro. Wilyard admired so when he
was down TO see you. want 10 poison
u durrim Bull
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-16

Hk5~ The NashgEen Union of SATURDAY
last, speaking of tho Deficiency Bill, says that
such IS the condition of affairs that even such
grcut measure Of public necessity and urgou.
cy rs Che supplies for The Utah expedition must
give les passage 20 Black Republican favor, and
speaks Of some half dozen southern Demo.
Gratis as ail.eLsd with weak vanity for Ggur.
iee es the waich3ogsol ihe Treasury aspiring
after corcbripe fame, w.o bang about The spik
GA Of The goblie = Qniyel giving The vic.
drop that foil from lhrm, regardless OF what
happens al the bung ltslso chargesthe with
uniting with the Free Soi party on n great
financial measures while certain Northern Dem.
ocrats unite with the same party 10 defeat the
other great leading gaegiop, The Kansas Bill
The Union also says ihai il is idle for squads
Of twenty-odd members, who have gone on and
acted with the Black Republican phalunx--ono
squad on one question and another ON another
question, but some squad or other on every
question that has yet eriscn--to suppose that
the Administration and hye-sixths Of the Dem
ocratic organization will change their policy nj
the bidding of handful Of men The only
salvation for the Democratic party is firm, un.
wavering persistence by the Administration in
the policy Il has from the first cspoused To
yield one jot or title 10 faction il TO commence
NJ once, toi the Democratic organization, the
work OF disintegraiion and destruction
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-16

The Deficiency Appropriation Bill
was rejected. Yeas lO6; nays 22i.
MONTGOMERY SUBSTITUTE ADHERED To.
On motion Of Montgomery, Pa.) the
House proceeded TO the consideration OF
the Kansas Bill
Montgomery moved that the House
adhere TO les amendment.
Bobcock, (Va.) asked whether, If this
motion was agreed to, all chance of set
Element would be cut of.
The speaker said he would decide the
question when contingency arises.
Grow, (Pa) moved for tho previous
question.
Seward, (Ga.) moved TO rcccdc from
the amendment.
English, Ind) appealed to Moutgom-
cry to withdraw his motion.
Montgomery said that it would afford
him much pleasure 10 comply with the
request ofthe gentleman from Indiana,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-31

THE CITY DISPEEeARY.
rs OPEN BYERT HO8NIEG from s until 9 pclock,
Y Where the destitute scE may receive, nA-uitousy,
msdicine and surgical Hssisiznoe. noze wishing theE-
selves OF children Vscdnsted can have a dole b Eppiy-
lnr. Promptness rAaHr~a IA. LovE, MI.
iunIs-a BE. TAYLOR MI.
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SusfiaI AOtlffs.
Persons Advanced ia Life,

y feeling the hand Of time wei hins heavily upon
thea. Win all attsndant ms. VIII ma IN the use Of DR..
J. HosrETrER's cELEnRArED STOMACH BIrTEEs,
an eazir that vni instl new Hfe mo ther yeinl restore,
in = niessnrc, the srdor and energy o. m95e youthful!
days, buad up their shrunken forms, and give health ard
visoT . Their remaining years. Those WHO are In the
iesst tniisied win pypePaa. AEus, Lsnguu, Nausea,
or any other troublesome or dangerous disesse, arising
from 4 d~lEorderod system, should not hesltste to svsn
then selves q the bensa: derived from this grsatr,medT
POr sale By 2~rusgists, and dealers generally, eveTy-
49, 80 as-.-F-
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NL0nrtarp an0 SlnanfiaI
MEMPHIS DAIET APFEaL orFI0E. 1

SATURDAY. July 81. 1858.
NV ~ohEEAiu.-Frcu tire Pccvule q yuiv e7th
ne sta Of ne mErEst today does not cal for much
comment. hoaey continues 10 b. abtsinei with much
facility % ~ uEht End Of securities. tut there Is nuf
enopgn gooc parT n ring 70 ahsurb tbs iarga bslsucrs
70 the hands tfprivste dealers and sos Banks. A round
1mosnt vas pass'd this no ming Et s Z zad 50 c-nt. for
ocaooer, November and December securities The Fr-
change market Dies net Indicate arg alteration to-day.
VIC quoie SterliuE from 100 mic9a, and document bills
efssH FrE.cs are cnsred sparng =. Thrv NAV Be
rolled from bffffsSf1tA Sixty day bills on New Tors
continue On rsguast at A6t , cent discount. and some
90 rames are saiing At IL. Sight gss ~ red more
Ifeeiy' anc osre we're large sales 81 i-i68h o1ut. IRE
MINK. Bank checks are \.
NEW TOKE-7rom the Ncrs Of July e6'h: Ths dull
hHs = coDpiete- There Is no demand ant large balances
Anesing iole. Pume business paper c1ntlnues scarce,
eng osfes 1e n demsnd at s cont, and short dates
Sef; Inferior ksIdS rsnEe from S 10 sand ? cent.
Prem the New Tork HercIs Of July 9Th: NE Banf
averages, as COMPARED vita last week, show . decrease
Of bans q s227,740. o. dsposits q o. $50, i65 and an IN
crease OF tpeeie q Sis7,o5s, and Of circulation o. 81 O9s
ioe only change q Consequence Is "a the deposit line.
which has fallen % over q NIL ION ard a half. Most per-
sons WI - takeu b. surprise By the increase IA fe
speeie column, IN thef Of TIE quite considerable export
OF last Eeek II California steamer which viii b. due
before the next st4ssmsut Is inside Up. win in All proha-
biity add q nilion and s half 70 tbs quantity il hand
which win thus stand al thirfy-seven millions before ne
close q ne week Nor Is here much reason 70 exp Ct a
iHrge export o. hirher prices for exchange A few draw
ers were asking llek md one house ssked 10 today for
exchanee On Lsnlcni but these pficrs Eere put NJ A.
uuel ~ anything IN order 70 avoid dFsWing. Arrfurn
which Te have srtn OF the experts frcm Liverpool. Enr-
land 70 the United States, Tor the month of June. show-
not look asthough exehhnse was going 70 be very active
lf buoysnt.
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Doctor J. White,
IN oonnsctioa with his Cincinnati Medical Institute. has
opened q Branch Once and Depot, for his invaluable
Family Medicines, In Memphis, Team, on Union street,
between Front and Main, vhers he may be consulted and
his remedies dispensed and furnished to physicians,
druggists and dealers In medicines on favorable terms
In the employment Of his remedies, the a#lctsd win
quickly lean that they do not depress the system or vital
forces; but are constantly renovatlng the entire organism
and building up aud giving 10 the constitution and mind
their youthful freshness, stamina and strength.
Some Of DR.. J WHITES REMEDIES, planters and
fsaflies, on becoming sequApted with them, can no more
think OF being without them than they can think Of do
ing without their brssd, 50 useful and ready are they in
relieving nearly every hndof disease-Su injuries, aches
and pains wherever located.
Being NATURES REMEDIES. and acting In specific
harmony with Natures laws, rarely fail, persevered in,
to arrest and permanently cure the most complicated
and formidable diseases, chronic and acute juns-sn
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Memphis Female 0oOeoa
University OF mississippi!
Faculty of Arts.

ERBDERICK A. p. BARNARD, l. /. D. Prssfdsut
u and Professor o. Physics, Astronomy and Civil Eu-
gineeri1g.
WILLIAM ?. srEARSs, Professor Of Governmental
Science and Law.
GEORGE ". CARTER, n. A, Professor Of Inisuee
tuGl and Moral Philosophy.
EDWARD @. BOTNTON, n. A., Professor 81 Chan
istryi Geology and MineraloEy.
WILSON g. RICHARDSON, n. A, Professor Of
Latin and Modern LANGUAGES.
W~HTTEHORHE, n. A. Professor q gr.sk
and Ancient Literature.
MATES.
WILLIAM D MOORE, n. A., Professor Of Enz i.b
Language and Literature.
- Assistanti IN Natural Philosophy.
me Eleventh Annual Session Of this Institution win
commences on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBZR a.
which time Il Is desired that candidates for afmission
VIII promptly apply
me Universiy has recently very largely Increased IL
facilities for furnishing an education Of the mos srpe-
nets Of minerals and shells fer the flustraflon o. sub-
Jects Of science, and having materially ENLARGED "a a.
c 1mmcdaftons for the comfort IS well As FOR the i'm
-provenent Of its students.
The Institution T. located In one Of the most be,ftbsui
regions In The entire south, aud IL s-rroundei b. 4 pop-
ulaton noted for intell-geloes morality AID q RELIGIOUS
spirit
Being on the line o. ne Mississippi Central Rsur,,5
Il Is accessible frsm the south and the north. and by n
connections % the road with a vide district Of epuntrv-
~TERMs-Tuition, 500 Fuel and Servant hire. s2s.
Students not l0dging In the College, eIJ. The Zee here
tofore charged for fuel and servants vas inadequaia-
Law Students SO. Board a. the han and ii private
families about So per month. These charges are sun
posed 70 be lower than those OF most Colleges Offering
similar sdvantags JANIS NJ HOWRT
OSt'rd July IS - Secretary o. the Board.
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r.l.rrnnhIr mnrL.,.

EEw YORK., July sO.-ootton declining sales to-day
500 balesi Flour. ss@4 i0j wheat, white, s. 10, red,
IS $40; Cora sIsGsOo, white S5Sssc, yellow si9i o.
Ness Pork, tI7 sOGI7 7sj Bacon, sizes sX9sXe,
Shoulders sA9ssei sugar, Musos7adO 7H97Koi Csf-
fee, Rio toBsl2e
NEW ORLEANS. July so-saes Cotton to-day 1870
bales, a. uSei sales o. the vsek, ( 500 bales receipts
last wsek 27So bAlesj receipts hsad q last year, IO7 $50
bales; receipts st al sOuths m ports ahead Of last year,
i4I, go bslesi stock At New Orleans, $500 bales. COT
fee, sales OF the week $3.50 bags stock at New Orleans,
$500 bags, against 10000 bsgs LIST year. Molssfes,
prime, sales 500 hhds. sugar nrm, fair sKo. primeskc
OrScIssATI July so.-Flour, 81 1894 l5i whisky,
ass Linsesd Oh, 7szoi Oats, Sc; Cora, $500.
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Fruit /!


I'VE have this dsy received 9 supply Of Glass Fruit
w Jars, the best N Use Parties wishing 70 preserve
Pratt, can see THIN By oaIlzs az
4 LEES.
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THE WORLD Turns OVER.

EULL and complete assortment OF o IN our .ins
which We VIII sen IN sstrAisht forward way, sRd rouad
about-
Unless they 4 themselves,
They were bought 20 Be SOLD
We wish TO see thsm fuldl Their destiny-
To DO 50 We VIII give good barzains-
NshaTs an anxiety T. prove Ourselves liberal
As We sTu The Gods. we vii give the bargains in
ne world Is full o. risk und venture
Ts one who does Eot understand the advanced points.
venture Emcng us Is moEt hsEtrCOJs.
You are sstonishecs perhaps, a. our temerity In Giving
away bargains.
what viii Be your a~stouishmsnt when We ten you that
the world Is turning overf
It is fac
In a most p~rocip.ttse way
To one who Is not Up 70 AL the uhsrefores, ln . fright
ful and % ct alarming Eay-
It hiss turned over once since ths sun set last
II viii turn EsAin very ssOa.
Look ont that your money does not slip cot q yer
pocket Ehea the UeTld rolls over,
Monty slips ont mtny q mans pocket,
And from betWeeH bis huEers-
when the world turns round.
Il the Banks are IL tbs way to disturb Il;
Just bow the world is EEgging strEng ly-
Aud The Bank waGis are wagElng-
You nay feel The vibration
Let Us make . cal on the citizens 70 ftstoy the world
bod on 70 il here before 1t goes any furthorI
Take q strong Eript
One OF Tyler'E-" Tip and Tye."
As she tips let Ter be tied
Soto NERRIMAN's and get q par Ct Pyorst
7 Ike a strong bite On the Hen and Chickens 70
Steady, slaughter, gently and strong
Nov, let the water r5u back
Sol
She riza-s EgsinE
TIE gas has found an equilibrium
The star IN the tai Of Ures Ensr CONES back 10 IL
right Plsoe.
Huzzai
Ths Dipper DIPS as It ought to-
The speois in the Citisns Bank wants IS not heavy
enough tocsuse another o citation. .. present.
Lei Us 60 round to kERRINAE's ssd 80 the tine.
Sull the world turnsI
sun the WGtches are turningI
ktl the BarFsins are sivent Ijy2o-tf
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SpffiaI Motltts.
Common sense.

IN view Of the rAl1y season this fpring, and IN conse-
qunoe .srso portion Of ths souih being Inundated b
the overflow Of the Mississippi and ether tivcrs, Il Is
reasonable to suppose that the sen raj htziih Of tAs
country win, to = corresponding extent, sud.r frcm the
pesti sntial malaria or missms. Fhich such o stats Of II
fairs VIII naturally pr0dues, asnifsstiss i'stf ~ssrtalniy
and Without fan ia ssne one OF more OF ths many dis
eases % common In The soufh during the SIMMER season.
yellow fever is yearly becoming more ermmon in oar
country, and II not yeilow fever, chserA viii Be sure 10
tsAe ~ Place. to say nothing Of the many types Of b.
iious and typhoid fever, sndfsver aud agus, which always
claim their ssars o. victims for Inc grave. In vieE Of
these facts, the true sOuss 70 psrsue Is osftsinly that
which viii prodros . natural state Of bngs al the
least hazard Of vital strength and hfei for this end, Dr..
HOstetter has introduced 70 this country : preparation
called HosTETTEk's STOMACH BI1TERi, whlch st
his day Is not a new medicine, hut one thHt has been
thed for years, giviag not only satisfaction 10 thoss who
have used H. but has inorased Ia popularity and general
favor throushout not only the Atlsniic flutes, but Cali
fornIs. Oregon, and Isllnds on the Pacific they have
also bern introduced into South America, Germany and
other countries successfully. This great medicine has
besH compounded By one who has a profound knsEledss
Of the nature Of disease, and u Is especially designed 70
attsek the insidiOus enemy in his stronghold. she Bit
tiers operate p~OEsrfuIly upon The stomach, bowels, and
liver, restoring them 10 a healthy and vigorous seiiea,
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1I2O + OF Land
For sale

nBsIRiKG to move westward, ] oner for sale -
~ the above Land n TiPPah county, Mississippi,
eight miles southeast Of Lamar Depot, and four-sE~
teen miles south Of LaGrange Depot; 500 acres -
Of the land are in cultivation and under good fences;
q comfortable Frsme Dwelling and kitchen, with negro
bcuses, gin and press, spple, and two pesch orchards,
Etth ounce and ethor fruit trees OF various kinds last
ing spring, with two small streams running acToss the
and, and plenty OF good timber, and shout $50 acres Of
Bottom Lsnd not cleared, which, BY leveeinE, could be
msde very productive. Any person wishing 70 purchase,
viii please come and exemlna the premises where theT
vii and me, or some one who wiz show the same. II
desirtd ! VII sell the er1p growing on the place, go scres
Of estton, l5oOf corn, 70 Of oats, Is OF wheat, sc.
mTlf-wsm @ q WILCOX.
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NEW YORK, Jaiy - The contract 70 carry the mails
from New Yofk 70 New Orleans In four days, las fail
ed, partly for the want Of ths means Of transportation,
and partly On a~oosuntoi the rs miles Of unaBlshed rail-
rssd IN Mississippi.
ne mail mstter Which has accumulated here, hssboen
directed to be sent ria The Mississippi, through 70 New
Orss-b.
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HOE6CRs
TNHE suhfcrIbars 10 stock In tbs Rlud CITY fns-rano.
u Company. arc her b notified that fve pr cent on
thu am0unt o. scck snbscrbfd. Is requlrei 10 Be PAID
b or blfore TIE ION day o. August ~ ordsr Of T.
Board. ne calls can b paid 70 7. v. Wiknson- Pre5i
dat JAS. y cAocEEB,
- seu1s Uosssna. me sane a. W5tiVl
trxtd 20 vaars nasf-6ftv reuts ~ hpae ocfl =
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ST. LouIE, July 81 The river has fallen three feet
slaoe q oommsnsed To sseline, and Is reosding rapidly
The KIssoun and II inois are reesding slowly. The Up
per Mississippi is falling above Lake Pepin, and rising be
low.
LOUISVILLE, July so.-lhs river is falling, with four
feet water in the canal.
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COMBINATION PATENT
Upright Steam Saw Mill.
This MILL l. fast coming into use in every section Of
the country. II has received the Endorsement o. several
thousand experienced lumber manufacturers, and ispro-
nounced By an Whs have examined is operation to be
the most simple, efcsat and practical macAine for the
purpose ever produced. me entire cost o. ths Mn. with
q hrst rate steam engine and bsuer o. about IS horse
power. the Wholee stabIshmen complete, delivered ready
for shipment In St. LOUIS Is
ONLY SI,15O.
Per twenty-five h0rse Pswer as follows
Engine 10 inch cylinder. 20 inch sToks,0
boiler double-dued, "a feet long, 20 inches
IN diameter, an ccnnections c~1r1pete, IN e2250
Gliding two pumps and large size NIL ca
pabls q cutting logs feet N diGmsfeT...J
NAsHvILLE, Tenn, March 8, 1888
BRAGd 3 -Genfemen We have got one
OF your combustion patent mills In operation AHd are
well pleased with Il. We can saw from 1000 TO 3yBoo feet
inch boards IN twelve hours. and make the best lumber
that car be sawed. We have been running some three
weeks. cutting white oak, black oak and poplar. and
have never cut a crooked lne yet There has been a.
least one hundred persons 70 see u since We started q,
and ALI believe give t Up 70 be the bet min they ever
saw. A. G.. GARRETT
We furnish either Locomotive or aou6ls-aued Boilers
- n-aHaw wEfkrws a - -.
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NhQ4.iR,R NnIp

DT virtue Of an order Of sale 70 ne erected from the
ID Law Side Of the Common Law and Chsnoey Court
Of the City q Memphis, Ia favor Of Aldfige & Co,
against James " PrOndht on Judgment rendered July
8, 1855, for $685. - and costs also an execution issued
Z ON the once OF J. Horne. ESQ IN favor Of R. ".
Creighton Endy Park. sdministrstO-, vs. J. ". Proud
A. also an order OF sale subject 70 the above order 81
81 = and execution In favor Of Prime. Ferris h Co I
VIII on te aust A CF AUGUST NBNr in front
Of The Shertfas Cnoe en- Madison street. IN Memphis,
sell 10 the highs. BIDDER fer Cash, a BRIGHT muiatto
negro girl slave, named ELIZA, sEed shout seventeen
years an excellent sesmstress, and IN general a good
hosse servant Attached 81 the property Of said Prou =
Ct Al the instance Of said Aldridge & Co
ROBT. L. SMITH,
fy2l-dIaW3E Sheriff Of Shelby county.
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Wonderful Reports from well
Known CifixeuR.

PILES n RHKUAATIsN sons remsrkAbie cures
are daily coming e light. Charles Sexton, Be s-
Mayor q re city q Camden, says, the KLEoTRTc
OIL +" cured his Pies By sIE sppilostonsi also, Rhou-
natl N. He ssys II Is a very ysluabls remedy, and ev-
e5bOdy ought 70 know II.
NEURAIoIA.-hr. David mann, tsa vine street, SAYS
De Gfsfh a % IS Electric on cured him, and that he
was ; great sufferer.
sTIFF EEcK.-Mr. Nsnn'sdsughter was much AZ
aicted with sta NECK snd swou6n NECK, which this Oh
cured inmediAtsly.
BAD sPRAIN.-Nr. A. d gishaeld. No. ~ Howard
street, met with q seIioaE socdeut, which laid him Up.
says. be tried everything, even ths usual cold water
shower, without any ~benent-used a sinEls bottle Of the
on, which cured hlm-elso says Il cured r. sted feet.
OATAERa IN THE BREAsT-Nr. wGrslow's little
Eirl was cured. This Is a very interesting case. Gene
and see.
And 80 1t Is, I an daily eaied upon - ohronie, eurss
Ike he above Indeed. all pain vhnishss By the use Of
on.
Prof. CHARLES De 6RATH diseoverer and sole man
u~facturer IN The world Of Electric on.
rhis Great Remedy can BE- had Of The ssent here
CHANDLER = Co. Prize, 25oents so cents and 81.
Jy2S-dswiw
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Five Thousand Acres,
Nm II ZONES.

A TTORFFY and Counsellor at Law, Brownsville,
a Prairie County Ark VIII practice in the c0untios
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