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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-13
Retained for the Snake,

The San Andreas Independent tells the
following anecdote of Col. James, a San
Francisco lawyer, who, during the late cam
poign, put up for the night at hotel in ono
of the northern counties. The Colonel
"weDt 10" to a little game Of poker, (now
we're certain,) and "went through" and
soon crept off to bed. Soon after, a Draw.
ny specimen of Pike, dressed in cleans" and
woIfskin cap, arrived in search of legal ad-
vice. He was taken Immediately to the
Colonel's room, when, after wolfskin had
shaken the legal gentleman into conscious
ness. the following conversation occurred
"Are you Squire j."
"Yes what do you want, old boy I"
"Well, Squire, reckon I shall hev ter
git feler o. your sort fur tur plead law.
suit"
"What's it about, my good man ~
"Bout hoss."
Here the Colonel was all attention, and
courtesy. He raised himself on his elbows.
and put his ear close to his clients lps.-
Here, he at once concluded, was chance
to get even on the nights losses at poker
q $500, perhaps 5000 horse in dispute
and bright visions Of 800 fee fitted rapid.
ly across his mind.
estate Ill the circumstances, i(you please,
my kind friends
"Wul," said old wolf-skn, eyer see os
borryd this ERE hoss w a feller named
Fiipkins what Keeps chicken ranch on
Poverty Side, (the Colonel drew his head in
six inches) an arter rid the sway backed,
moon'eyed old crltter till night, (here down
went The elbows) kerried the wind sucker
outen the yard, (Colonel's head struck the
Pillow and staked his spawned bones on a
hill among the tall grass, to give his hide.
bound c'rcass chance for good provender."
Crhe Colonel waved his hand impatiently,
but the old wolf went on.) "Wall, a rattle
snake bit him on the glandered snout, and
now the tOrnal critters got the big head,
and old Fpkins wants me to pay damages.
You've hearn the case, Squire"
"Whats the damages I" roared the Colo.
mel.
"F.i.v.e dollars ~
His head suddenly popped under the GOV.
er, and the now raving Colonel shouted,
"Take yourself out Of this-T'm retained for
tie snake !"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-13
4oetitd,
Smiles and Tears.

The smiles that light some kindred face,
To cheer us when BY sorrow bowed,
Are like the glory beams that chase
The darkness from the summer cloud.
Dear, radiant gle amings Of the soul,
The sunshine of affection's sky
They lift the heart from griers control
And wipe the tears from sorrows eye.
The tear.drops on some kindred cheek,
When JOY is mingled with Nespair;
On spirits gloom can lift and break
And leave joys light unclouded there;
Can lit and thrill the trembling heart,
And soothe us in life's saddest hours,
And sparkle on the soul as clear
As dews that sleep on fainting flowers.
Love's holy smile and PHYS tear,
Like angel footprints from the skies,
They lift us o'er the mortal sphere
And give us CLEANS of Paradiset
o Smiles and Tears, by these alone,
Had we no higher rapture given,
The heart might hope for glory's zone
The soul might wing Its way to heaven.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-13

Waste not, want not.-A gentle.
man who had put aside two bottles of capi
tai ale to recreate some friends, discovered
just before dinner, that his servant, q couu.
try pumpkin, had emptied them both.
"ScoundrelI" said his master. "What do
you mean by this !" "Why, sir, I saw
plain enough, by the clouds that it were 60.
ing to thunder, 50 drank up the ale al
once, lest It should turn sour, fof there's
nothing do abominsse like waste"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-13

GTLandlady (deferentialIy)--Mr. Smith
do you not suppose that the first steambo 10 q,
created much surprise among the fish when
it was first launched!
Mr.. Smith (curtly)-I can't say that i. id
madam.
Landlady-Oh! l thought from the way
you eyed the fish before you, that you might
acquire some information on that point.
Mr.. Smith (maliciously)-Very likely
madam-very likely; but it's my opinion
madam, that this fish left its native elemen
before steamboats, were invented.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-13

HFOne day loving husband took his
wite's best pitcher to draw cider. AS he
was going down the steps he slipped. and in
order to save the crockery, he injured him
self considerably. While he was rubbing
his shin very vigorously, bis wife, thought.
less Of his hurt, cried out, "Ob, mercy have
you broken that pitcher :" "No." said he,
in great wrath, "but ri be darned IL
don't I" and giDg.a. ling went the pitcher
against the wall.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-13

GT"Ma, I'm going to make soft soap for
the Fsir, this fall" said beautiful miss Of
seventeen, to her mother, the other day
"What put that queer notion into your head,
Sally 7" "Why, ma, the premium 10 just
what I've been wanting" "Pray, what 10
that I" "a New Jersey farmer, and ! hope
he will be good-lookiDg one."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-13

GA military officer, one day. while re.
viewing his company, happened to be
thrown from his horse, and, as he lay spraw.
ling on the ground, said to a friend who ran
to his assistance, 81 thought l had improved
in horsemanship, but find I hGus fallen off,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-13

TBaron Staatsburg, who has imported
Cashmere goat, intending to raise his own
cotton to make camel's.hair shawls with,
wishes to know if there is any difference
between Southdown mutton and mutton
down south.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-13

6FHow many man, by throwing him
self to the ground in despair, crushes aDi
destroys forever a thousand flowers Of hope
that were ready to spring up and gladden. all
his pathway. r...
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-13

6TOld Bscholer Sheer would like TO
know what kind Of q broom the young wo-
man in the last new novel used, whep che
swept back the raven rihglsts from her clas.
sic brow. ., n ~ a-
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-11-21

THE Twenty-FiIsi volume Of this old and
mrs, dsy ., January. isSo
II will b. ti'c aia Of the puslishers in the fu
eu's - II The past, to make psper that shall
o. fsvori'e wi:i' The Former, the Hsrticn!rur.i.
VI, ANA a ne hrtside. 10 each department We
-aeti en'ieavor 10 a-sist in improvement aud in.
strpction. and mske i; favori.e with the yous
r roF''oa Of the home circle, by so treating 81
SUBJECTS that desire % moie thoroughly under
stand the farI science Of farming shall prevail
;eai the calling may b. looked npon ~ it real.
y Il. The most healthiul and independent one
known.
ihs list Of practical contributors will be much
ealsrs ed another year: and nO expense necessa "
To uaks il TEE Agriealtursl paper If the Wes,
~ill BE- spared
TIE paper VII ever b fo.nd tho working.
mans friend snd advocate.
Terms OF the Prairie Farmer for 1880.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
Oss Cory. Ops year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
Three Copies, Oue year ...................5 on
SiS Ccpies, one year, and one to SCENT. Q 90
obe additional copy 70 the club sges for
every ten copies over six.
For each one Of fifty psrssns sending the first
lists OF twenty subscribers on above terms, after
Prairie Farmer for the last ksif Of The presen,
year.
IS the first siH persons who will send ~ lists
u fittv Or more subscribers IN the above { rms.
we viii give = copy Of Welsler's Unabridged
Dictionary tpis,oria es.iiio NJ containing Eiftee.
Huad!ed illustrations.
Friends Of the Prairie Farmer, you can do
maci Z" extend the usefulness and circulation
Of The Farmer Will You try IT.
We will sead sample copies and prospsc,use-
ire 10 any ore WIN will try to extend ITS circu
'stion. Actress EMERY / CO.
LII 3c4 Lake street, Chiesx., lii.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-11-21
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-11-21
NORTH MISSOURI
BROAD GUAGE
IL RAILROAD.

(ONLI ALL RAIL kOUIE.)
rVNHE shortest and QUE iest route to 81. Losis,
Il Louisville. Lexington Cincinnati. New
phis, Nashville. and all Eastern and Sas,heru
Ciues: Passengers !say. St. Jsseph At 8 A. NJ
BY the Hannibal 1 81. Joseph Railroad aud eon
nec' .. Hudson with tho North Missouri, m.k.
ing the rus ia 10 hours. a6orling good night
rest IN Sc Louis. sna giving them tie choice d
oil Reads out Of st. lsuis tor the East and
South. by taking the North Missouri, passsa-
Kors
SAVE - HOURS TING!
~ the connection IS SURE At HUDSON
- MI Trsins are directed 20 await the arrival d
the H & ST TO- Trains. nrd the DELAYS and dan
gers efStesmhost navigation are thereby avoided
Be sure TO purchase tickets BY this North Mis-
souri,. and do uor suffer parties Interested TO.
otter Rad. TO exchange ycur tickets for the river
route. where delay 10 almost inevitable at thi.
s,ason Of he year.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and handled a,etuly.
Tickets for saie q, the Office OF the n l. ST
j.. X. K. Ut 81. Jos. pb.
J. p. MOULrON. Supt.
WIN T. WILSON. Genera Ticket Aseoi, 8.
tsnis. Mo
MAJ wy. NORM. Axsat Al ST Jes.ph.
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-11-21
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
voR fRH RAPID cunR o.

SoA rHH RAPID cuRR OF
Cesehs, Colds, Iniluenza, Hoarsenssa.
Group, bronchitis, lncipient Cousump.
ton, and for the relief Of Consumptiv
fstienss il advanced stages Of the
30 wide 10 the field ef lis usefulness and % m.
0eTous are the eases Of il cures, that almost
overy se.tion Of country ahounds in persous Dub.
heiy known. vho haze been RESTORED from alarming
use. Wien once tined, its superiority over cvcrv
ether medicine Of its kind is TOO apparent I. ssesps
observation. and where its virtues are knovn, ths
public NO longer hesitate What antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous sHectioos Of he
pulmon y orYans that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remsdiss thrust upon the
community have failed and teen discarded, this
has gained friends BY sys<y trial. conferred beneats
On the afflicted they can Fever forget, and pro-
dueed eures TOO numerous and ~ rsnaskable I,
- forgotten.
DR.. j. g. AVER Z CO.
I0W1LI, MASS.
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Baggage Checked Through.

The H 4 Sc. Joe r. r., and Keok1i packets
The North Missouri, and the Ohio 4 Mise.aepp
i. RS make close ind 'eliable CONNEXIONS 81
Cincinnati. without omnibus ride, With tbs !aTor
Ste Rsads AZ the West.
The LATHE Miami 1 Collrmbus Xenia, .nt
Cincinnati. namiltos 1 DAYTON Rail Rosds. fol-
Dayton and Colunbus. With the Cleveland
Cpliumbus aud Cincinnati KR, for Cisr.l and
Bsffsiok Niagara Falls. The PittsburR, Colun
hss& C,ucinna,i. and Fri Wayne d Chicago Il
RS for Pit,sburxh and Philadelphia. The c. n.
tai Ohio RR tor Evansville, Wheeling and Bal.
iimore, Marietta 4 Cinc matt Il. R.. for Chilli.
coshe, Marietta. Park-rsbute and Baltimore. and
with either Of the Four Grea, Eastern Lines 70,
New York or Bos,On.
wide and spacious cans, with greater liSeraliy Of
room both iu seats aud in ai>les than can te
found % any other Ra,.road in the West aud the
comfars afforded BY
Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by Day,
And Foote's patent ventilated eeepiny cars by
night.
Passengers from the Yves, by the Ohio N,.s-
i.s:p;ai X T.. h.v- thu aiysa:zye over those d,
other lines n THE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
DEkT;!S. from Cincinrs,i,ss Il er. are no chan
ges Of care between Cincinnati AID cleveland,
Ph;sbuss b or Br'ia;t.
Two daily ttrceh Express trains. Sundays Ex-
cspfsi,l one traia Sunday evening"
Ohio Mississippi time TEN minutes faster
than ST. Lcui- time The publ sre arespec,fuiiy
cautioned against bills advertising other routes
making quicker time.
Ask for tickets via Ohio / M-sis-ipI ar T..
For information. sppl, at the Office. NJ %
directly oE the corssr Of Fourth and Cnssnut ST.. +,
under Plan:sr.' House, 81. Loai..
r I.0UGH,
Il ii. Gent Tickst Astni.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

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Ayers Aguo Cure.

r;sic;I neur.urcs this In-l,r.,..s p,;son in ~
fiof. and stimulates ihs liver 20 cxpsl il h,a fas
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90 fiiher does what u Of more service ~ those ..s
iert Z, tf' infection. n taken in seqson IL sxps,s
Il non "a. 'yssn 4, il i. absorbed and ,hss keeps
ihsse ~.p "a. i: IRE ft,.n ii. attacks. t-,ss she
sy.Ie.n hei..h although -xppsed I, the disease
co.scl tntiv 1t m. oniv rsrss. nat protects from.
ths -i=. rir.-l- Of sie TONS whisn are induced
- tn fali -,ftsH, i.aicnee. such "a Remitt~.
tr'e:. GAN r-Isr. Dnnh. - Masked Ague.
f-.ibiir acNis-i- ~ IS. ,us lie isch~ Hitnns
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- IN In,rrnisieht tyne This Aorl CrEs"
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tha dseasr
ihi' II ace a'.i.,h-s by stimulating the sxere-
,c.iss % rNpc. in- from the system aad
ih-.- organs ~ DEGREES become hati..s 10 do this
ie4r Vii y ~ Their aero,d Hence arises what
- term aof'oGiespn. lime nav accomplish tie
aae end out "f,>;, life Is not long enough, or 10
ed "a the s.iemr,. Shiie this !. AosY CrHs"
ZOOS - AZ once. AID with safety We have great
'e1~'. To- believe tn, il a well as saier
-'ftF To- tis slnle class Of di.ss,es which are
used i,S the i.issma'ic infection than ,ry other
Nae'i has o'rn oscosersd anu II has still sns:her
ni1T.ant 1asan'age 20 the public, which Is. that
It :. ehsSp =. well a. good
P.ErAkrp ny
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ADV ERTlSEMENTS
GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO l. MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GUAGE
+, RAILR O A ID

aking the quiekert time from ST. Louis to
w Cincinnati, Lou sville. Nashville and oil
EAsiem Cites! New York - hours
Pittsbufg, u hours Boston, ~ hours.
WAssling, TX hours. Philsdclphia. IS ho2rs.
Cisvela.d. ~ hours. Baltimore. 3G honrs.
Luna o, 36t hours. Washington. 81! hosrr.
Louisville, LII hours. Nashville, ~ hcugs.
From 81. Louis to Cincinnati WITHOUT CANOE
o. Can From Ciurinnti 10 Cleveland, Pitts.
burg u Bei!air, withou; change Of cars
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-11-21
WANTED.

A FARM oftws or three has,ired se.es, With
"A good wster and timber upon it. ard (, 10
sonis what improved, and staarsd withia . few
miies Of O.ka'oOsa. Any person des ring to eel.
such place Tor CASH dowa, ct . reasonable
prize. will please call upos u. x. Du,tsp. at .h.
Da,,es House. Oskaioo.a. eff
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-11-21
Ayers Cherry Pect0ral

his Won FOR i'sel' such = renovn Ssr the cure Il
ever variety Of shr,at and I.ng Complaint. that
u Is srti'eiy unnecessary for us to recount the
icete OF lie virtues, wherever it has been eru-
- -. . u has long been in constant use
'iollhqni 'his section, we need not do more III IN
'fe the i.eope It's lualit. is kept up 10 the best
{ ever hiss been. snd hat j: may be relied on to
dc ior their relief all it has ever tssp found 20 d.
, 1860-06-06

TROUBLE BREWING AMONG tue CHEEoHEEs.-
WaA7 DOES IT MKAx!-We noticed Week or
two ago that 1Lere Wa q fecret organization
going on in the Cherokee Nation, and that it
was among The full-blooded Indians alone. We
are informed by good authority th4t the organ.
ization is growing and extending daily, and that
no half or mixed blood Indians is taken into
this secret orgsn;za,ion. The strictcst secrecy
is observed, aud it i. death, By the ordsr to d.
vulge ,hs object Of the society. They hold
meetings in the th'ckets and in every secret
place to initiate nembers. We are told teat
the mixed bloods are becoming alarmed, ard
every attempt to 6nd out the object Of this se.
cret cabal has thus fur prored abortive. The
lionesses arc sald to be the leaders iu tile work,
and what these things a, e tending TO no one can
predict. We fear that something horrible is 10
be enacted en- this frontier, and THAT this secret
WORK will nc. sop Among the Cheroiees, but
will extend to the other tribes On Ibis frtu,igr
The government should examine into this mat
ter before it becomes too Iormfdab!c.-Fors
Smith (Art.) 7imes.
, 1860-06-06

Neses. GAxe Be. Drake, fremont Eouse Gsse Brts.
J. II. Reed Co.; Penton. Robinson Smith: y. A.
Byan Esq: ". F. Tucker Co.. Of Chicago M.nois, He
rup7ted the genuine ConGess WAter direct fom
hcuse; sud would recommend them faEuraby to
eto. III Cha NO. Of vic nltY tn dee rurchxse
i1E Cocsress WAses. CLA IKE dWmFE.
, 1860-06-06

sCock. .A-super.nr Cour o: ch.eAxc. me Term 4.
p. 1aa,. Hodep putnam tnhn ~. Id
Public norst Is her~hv given to ihr a. IN "a
that wrt Of attachment ssur ou or The o!fe Of II
four day a. p. ''@s n ue -"r os.h. tina
rusna. I'd y a!ott The et.te Of be -. l.h"' Aims
l4r dre e { tne .rta u coot cous'v whe rad wi:
h. baxn re:uEn"u e-ecuted. HCW. theftof >o,
ths satd J h. t. td4ns, .hal p<r.cnafs b. nd
b-for. the sald sue<soI Court u tieax' On y, ro'u
ths Court Aouse In The City o. thtaso m s.e -'>t
Xontay Of IN Z. D. iS<0 give sp-ttA I'll Aid r. al
70 u d plahtifs 7ctaon, judgement vii eL'e..3
hxaItst you And fayur Of the sid lal til.
much Of the prorerts attached - n.y - sre-:: t.
sak1ty the MD judgment aud eot. wiz b. sold t!fy
the tamt. Wal Eh A!"fA L. titf1-
SCANS N.ALt1FTk1 / JEvaE.. FIN :. Ah'.s.
tn3Y n xttAK
, 1860-06-06
ss sT)UkEK'S BlTTEKS.
Fs~HE GREATESy WONDER OF
4 TIE AiEETEEh1a CENTURY.
rr>nof. Weeds Hair Restorative

;s.s ths s. LesM. No.: o;uess..; Bsiox - peel1.s
E 3 ., ny ~ @ ns1s y
Il har tonic. sreh evd~ucn 1ast hare Ia eject when
eonns tssn reMah,s .9u1ce II esstae.ss. a1e :a.,ao,
szy rom The pstas: ,exs
ktkrtion calet feH months rne to thu kEy benefdl
seet. Of youE Induced 10 mike np
aa. III q
chatsc:er ao=shs procured bottle Of
ZTS a'' VII d
pro u:sc smother hotte Of whlch have uAr6
T. G n; sfsd baa 'es' e. n ct .s e;
s I'D ny 5r s ,9%sd " H., ,.is,9 a ] esiS1 sne b.
H. ase of yesrs, 6std ~ edeet
ssss 10 ysa II ass us
atsa'a: siti.en q ~ 81 nc - .ss:5sat hs:s
;s1s aad .dioa,ns twrs AZ - yoa "ay afs . q
nJsslL II q ssu'y you:p a. o. kAiAnnD.
xoopn HAIR stsstT6IRGqfiSR. stF5IRts;qrfi " s"'s.''.-
Professor Weoopes1 ~; ia'saE had the n;asot1r2s r.
Iose ihs portion q ny h1i: f.oE1 hs esees q 'hs
s:e Nf s :
FiS5SS + 5sS i 3MS5SS y
Tas " i1hrEsd n.V. J: r nakt minister Il reGa.
tu Handrr and pastor Of ths oEnNdox Caua HFoof:
E1oox11E1n, 1aa.1 p. Ia8.
fss sf be+n ID asearud I'D
eeaS saa.e sen ny sh1shoed ~ 80 ~
~hA W. ,ssGaf e1sy @ 4. ,., ntasurs n
s*zt
b1 ~ nr:sc sss sTE' F,n:vi'ae:s f.Is'. WIZ no
, 1860-06-06

Of the 31st inst. says The last Thing against
crinoiire has been told US ny a gentleman De.
longing to the firm that vas recently robbed Of
jewels 10 such vaEt smauat. The woman, who
Is model as regards figure, and possessed of
many arts Of fascination ~hich catch the ey c Of
the sterner sex, wAa furni.h.d with t1cmen-
dou4 cr1noline, which sHun. to the right aud
the left lu q vcry modish style. Dur ng one Of
these pendulum movements she gryo 1t IN extra
iurch 10 the left, and up it vent over the coun.
ter, covering case Of Jewels of immense value.
The lady aud the assistants were uIj, of cousse,
in 8 bsshlul state Of confusion at the aec1dent
tue gentlemen hastened 10 the rescue. The
lady biushed aud quickly re- arranged her
dress. ard. in the hurry, carried or the treasure
underneath IT,
, 1860-06-06
d: CQSG ESD !.
: @. ". :.
/. WATER. !.

Any ont not having those word. zd Iecrs cn thA Cor
sse counterfeit: ind the pnh.asr should prosecute tts
seller for eHindunE.
H0rdes viii rreesve prompt nj e.1on add.essed 70
u II Oops.eas Spring. sazasoka New Iotk. OF ut &C.
Boataesn DEPOT Of Congress Water ii New York city.
CLAEEE & WHITE
PrpEte.o.s Coua.uss Sp,in=s.
, 1860-06-06

EaAsc1rA71oS or SEyExrx FIVE MORO, S.
Some time ako Mr, L. Cu1hbert, Of Geo1 giu, >on
Of former u. S Senator f.ou. 1hal otnte,
tmarcipated all his alavee, seventy five in num-
Der. We learn that that gentleman has recent
~ purch ased and settttd upon farm lying near
the Paterson and Hamburg ,urnra e, shout four
mics frum the form. plAee. Mr.. G. has brought
Eve Of his former "chstte1a" with him, alter
giving them their liberty; ,hs others have been
sent to Liberia. May he long 1ire to enj y the
appreciation which HIS own conscience must at.
ford far the performance Of such an act oi
Christian humanity!
, 1860-06-06

Ann1vAL or NEW Wn1A4.-Tbe f7st new
whe1t Of the season, = lot OF thirty three bush
H. from Memphis va va exhibited BY sample On
and merchants with Ill dus attentian. 1t vas
grown IL d. Soto county, Hississfrp1, a loosll.
II which has moEa than oncs supplied our mar
ies With tho Frat arrivals Of The wheat crop.
Mr.. 4. H. Hi.e, Of Aenphis, was the buyer .t
that point, and forwarded the lot hither TO E,
II. Martin. The latter WAS not long 10 finding
purchasers. Massrs. Leonard, i Schurich, o1
the saxony Mills. took It At sass per bushel--
81 Lonis Rspub}tsoaa III.
, 1860-06-06
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temporary exesenssnt bsy pEuduoe fsewet by terrible
ptodt.aaoR Tsedse1y what tasy zuauise i s~pp4sd Il
aosTkTTERB sToNAeE BITTAH% This n1af
restorative combines As ts sttzas,,s they ned, fnl It's
h<nsaA u not mon ut4T but sasneat. The strength
na2ass rsrnAns and lns.ses dAy " da*. the bse1s
rsku1zls Ia sentornltJ w4ihtes On 'ae
osstas. That hsAith nay s'vfsd AID as prolonged
b III nse, thsfs il no 1aannrr Of doubt Fo commend It
10 an who au6er nom pyspsfsta Il AHAAs, DEse1asE5
general debility, and tho Easusa desv ~ea'"aneat urSa
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, 1860-06-06

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