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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-21

RICHMOND, Nov 20.-Eight thonssnd fed
eral troops marched yesterday into Acomac
county, and are expected to march to North
amptoR today. -.
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NON-COMmITFAL

The following is the lodging evidence OF q
witness in one Of the courts Of this State, u an
effort to prove the identity of a party who had
been arrested for passing counterfeit money
The snecdote is told by a distinguished member
of the Tennessee bar:
LAWYER. " State to the court and jury where
| you first saw the defendant =
WITNESS. According TO my best Teeolec.
ton, the first time l ever saw the defendant J
was standing on my porch, or in the street II
front of my door, or / might have been sitting
on nv horse my horse was hitched TO the rack
! with his head a little to the right, or II NIGH
have been turned a little to the left, or he might
have been around with bis tail to the rack
1 won't be positive as to his position. The de.
fendant was passing about q panel or a pane
and a half from me, Ga panel might De IRON
eight TO thirteen feet long,. He was either 60
ing southeast toward Dir. F-'s, or he wa
going northwest toward Mr.. Us"
LAWYER. aNeycr-mind that. What kind o
a hat did be have NJ ,
WITNESS. d" lie had on a nice hat, sI-sucl
q hat rs a gentleman might wear. l tinnk 4
I was . black hat. but 1t might have beena brown
hat it was "a high hat, or a hat like a high nat
il was either a fur hat, or a silk hat, but II might
have been a felt hat. it may have bulged a hitl'
4 in the middle, or il may have been a straight
hat. OF a belLcrowned hat; or it may have ruI
mn into what is called a SUgarlOai hat. Now II
might have been like the a-I0Iney-Senerals hat
aud 1t might have had no resemblance whatever
to his hat, and been like that hat sitting by his
honor; or it may have been q castor. l thlnB
it was pulled down a little before and turned ~
a little behind, but it may have been pulled
down behind and turned up before; or il may
have been straight before and behind an'
turned up a little on the sides. 1t was eithei
a soft hat, OF a hard hat, or it may have been +;
Quaker hat. At all events, l am pretty certain
he had a hat on but in this l may possibly b'
/ mistaken-for it might have been a cap.
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CAPTAIN of Police To any Dealer in
Specializing in Provision.

The following comment, gu a most Teprehen
sible practice, is taken from the Charleston
MencHy:
We hear it stated upon good authority tia
we have, in our midst, men who are s~trainius
every nerve TO buy up, from the wholesale deal
ers, even at the present high prices, the entip
stock of these kinds of groceries and provision.
that happen 10 be scarce IN the market, in Ordel
that hereafter, taking advantage of their mon
opoly Of The necessaTies of life, they NAV extort
enormous profits for themselves from the press.
ing wants Of our people. In New Orleans,
where a few individuals have acted IN a similar
spirit, the authorities have laid a heavy hand
upon them, and a generous public sentiment has
crushed the h~eartless movement TO the earth. Ii
it should be necessary, we must do likewise
here.
Men who would prey upon the public need,
during a struggle ike this, are foes far more
dangerous TO the veal Of the State than the
Yankee r%ufIians, who skulk, with torch and
rifed cannon, along nw borders and our coasts.
We have no surplus" population. Alum
dant work at fair prices, may b. had by all who
care TO obtain it. A reasonable advance Of phi
ees, ia times of scarcity. viii not bc complained
Of, cven by those III strasaned circumstance.
But let u not suffer tue schemes Of gsBdy aud
~us-fciless Spectators to place beyond the reach
Of he honest and industrious people The Whero-
withaitd live and be happy.
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PROCLAMATION!
BY the P0StmaSteF-GeneFal Of the Con-
federate States Of America.

WHERBAS, By the provisions of the 81 section Of an
w actof Congress, approved August 3Jth, 1851, en-
remaining in the several Post Offices Of the C8nfederu-s
States IT The time the postal service was taken iu charge
By said Government, it r. made the duty Of che Post
master GENERAL 70 make proclamation that az persons
who sre citizens OF the C0nf-d=rate States Of America,
AMI who may have rendered postal servicsin any of the
States CT this ConfrderaCy. ruder contracts or appoint
the Confederate States G0yesnmcnt took charge Of such
service, shall present their CLAIMS TO this Department.
ve flied and established according to such rulSs as De
shah prescribe, by a time therein 20 be set forth. not
less than six months. and requiring tn claimant Co
state under oaih, how much has been psit aud the date
OF such payments On account % the contract OF appoint
ment under which said claim occurred, and what fund or
provision has been Sc; apart or made for he further pay
ment Of the whole OF any portion Of the balance II
such clailu by the Government OF The United states. or
Of any of the States; and thew shall also state. on oath.
whether "a y performed fully the service according 20
their contracts or appointments during The time for
which they claim pay, aud II not. WHIST partial service
they did perform, aud what Deductions have been male
from their pay So far as thsy know on account Of any
failure, or partial failure, 10 perform such rTice.
Now, therefore, J. Ohm II. reagan, Postmaster
General OF the Confsderatr States OF America, do issue
this, my proclamation, requiring Cd persons having
Of the Sd section Of tho above named act to present
said claims 90 the Aud1or of the Treasury for he Post
Onice Department for examination. On or before the
18th day of March, lef2, IN order that / may max are
port 10 Congress OF the amount thereof as required by
law.
Bank forms for presenting and verifying the claims
Will be furnished on application 20 the Auditor Of tho
Treasury for the Post Office Department.
And I hereby require al persons who have hereto
fore collected moneys gs DcEtma.ters In The states now
eomposing The Confederate States, and which they bad
paid over al he time the Confederate Sra Is took charge
Of the postal service, 20 make Oui, under oath and send
20 the Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post Office De
psrtment, ON or before the 18th day Of October next. a
general or ledger account with tie United States, for
The service Of the Post Office Department, up % he
time the control Il he postal service was assumed BY
the Confederate States, m accordance with the general
regulations Of the Post Office Department, tssued May
18th. Ie59. psgH IG6. exhibiting tie balances Ia the pos
session Of snch pOstmasters-
(~~~l Given under NV hand and seal # the Post
; l. $ ! Office Department Of the Confederate STATES Of
81 Amer ca, an Richmond, Virginia, re 18Th day Of
JOHN II. REAGAN,
..at 1fsvfv Posua-t-r General
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9ailg Appeal,
SINCE KNEW THEE.


The spring is coming with her flowers
To bid the heaven and earth be gay
To breathe a pledge Of happier hour,
Aud chase al glO0mier thoughts away
The young biuds hear her welcome voice;
Aud mid the budding trees rejoice
ljoin them ia their songs Of giadness,
And feel the happiness l see;
Act I have known no Thought 81 sadness
Since knew thee
Nine are the prouder hopes Of life,
The hopes that cannot dread decay,
That SEE no eyh, fear no STRIFE
To meet and grapple on the way
The thoughts thai thrill, the joys that bscSs-
THAT Language never can expires
hu-al are mine-uy bosons treasurr
Hopes. Joys. and thought>-the happy threc-
Ny life hath been "a life of pleasure.
Since knew thee
For ail these gitts what can I find
What offering wilt thou keept
4 rLuugyless fath- constant mind
Devotion pure aud deep
Iuwearying thoughts oftLce and thine
Tl-sc-mv souls idol shall De- thine.
NV heart 1 give n8J-thai alone
MN offering cannot be
For an 9 g. never was INV own
since knew tbe-i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

Mrs. Nonis hsd gone 10 a Lady with whom l
had left the key, and said that had promised
her the use of several things during my absence
The oven was gone, and my scales, two cake
pans that 1 especially valued, and my WAFER
irons. ,
- think, Annie" said my husband mat l
viii buy the next house, 80 hat we may III IuIu4e
be careful whom we have for ~neighboTs,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
MOUND CITY FERRY!
MARK r CHEEK

TUE MARK r. CHEEK has been re-
i painted and the cabin enlarged. She uLfF
VIII run IN connection with the MemphisRAs
and Little Rock Railroad, aud to suit persons who wish
to pAtronizs the Mound City Hotel
She leaves Memphis daily, (Sundays excepted At
$50, g;3O and 1850 A. n and 3 and s O'Clock P. N.
Leaves Mound City at q, $50 and 1890 A n. and ?
and $50 2. n
On Sunday leaves Memphis at 9, 1870 3 and 5 P. NJ.
Leaves Mound City at g., 1890, > and 40
lAe ladies are particularly invited There will be
no drinking or gambling allowed on the boat, and every
attention "a Accommodate.
~ All that is received, after paying expenses, will
De given to aid in carrying on the war.
BP AS BARTON & co.
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r. Down on the Wabash and Erie canal, a
wear or two ago, among quite Il crowd Of passen-
gers on a packet was George NIL who is
considerable vf a 'sag' when be is in the humor
Tor il. lie IS one Of those Hail fellows well
met and having seen some ladies putting on
some extra airs, as be thought Though unusual
Iv familiar with him, for travellers, he concluded
n tell them some marvellous stories about the
west and western scenery. lie described 10
Them. at the dinncr-table, many scenes ou the
TiDpecanoe river, Just as we were passing the
point where it emptied into the Wabash, one Of
which was a cave, which was supposed TO be un-
fathomable, from the accounts given By explor-
ers. and the entrance 10 which was q hole not
largcy than q -four barrel. Well, ladies', Just
before ] left nome this entire bluff, as one Of those
4Iandslides," hmbled into the river. including
about an acre in all
la! me, Mr.. NIL, what became Of
the hole9'
well, 1t left the hole sticking out about ten
fcetr"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13

IMPORTANT NoTTCE.-The following notice
is from a Richmond paper. We understand that
by the authority Of & late act Of Congress, the
government pays the freight on clothing, &e.
intended for the soldiers Of the Confederate ser.
vice
l. Persons who are sending clothing and sup
plies to troops in the field, are requested to mark
distinctly on the packages with B~Iarking-ink)
the name Of the party for whom intended. The
regiment to Which be belongs, and the place Of
destination, care OF Q-uartermastcr at Richmond.
to whom the usual railroad receipt should be
forwarded by the shipper.
2. Many packages arrive at the dspots Of the
railroads in Richmond with paper marks rubbed
of; Of course their destination cannot h. known
by tie Qnarterumsteg. Others ae iulperfectlv
marked. and caunot be identified.
j. marry GARNALD,
Capt and Asst Q VI.
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Daily Rates Of Advertising.

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nun, SO.
tg Two squares, renewable weekly, per anuum,
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~ All advertisements for the APrEAL must be
banded in nj the Clerks desk.
To- Ali transient advertisements must be marked
for a specified time When not thus marked, they will
be charged for one week, aud discontinued at the end
Of that time.
OF AL advertisements reqnired TO be kept on sec
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t Yearly advertisers Will BE- charged extra for &C
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inside Of paper.
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per unless by special contract.
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paper only, or At irregular intervals in either Of the
every insertion.
RE- Announcing Candidates for State, Coanty and
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every instance.
tR~ Marriages and Deaths are published as news
but Obituaries, Tributes II Resptc and Funeral Invi.
tatious "a all other Advertisements.
az All legal and transient advertisements wi be
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the foregoing rates.
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R
NOTICE.
Memphis and Charleston K. Il
L-n..u--- LID L-..

Memphis and Charleston Il. r.,
MEMPHIS, July II. 1861
ON AND AFTER SATUR t. WEd
" DAY, the I3rh instant, tie
EVENING EXPRESS PASSENGER TkAIN VIA De
discOntinued
The THROUGH MAIL TRAIN making close con-
nsctiOns al Grand Junction, COrinfh, Decatur, Seven
son and Chattanooga viii leave daily a. $50 A. 81. and
arrive st / p. M.
The Grand Junction Accommodation Train VIII run
daily, Sundays excepted, arriving n 9l0 A. 81 and
leaving at $50 P. N. ". J. ROSS,
jyl2 General Superintendent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-13
SPECIAL ID NO. 0.

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT, Z
COLUMNS, September 9ith, ledl-
I INCONVENIENCE has arisen from the detention
ls OF trains Of csFs, and in some cases from their
removal by orders Of military officer, from one road 10
another without the sanction Of the Su erntendcnt OF
Ike road, therefore il is nQtied 10 all military officers,
serving in or passing Though this d.parIn,nt, that
transportation OF every Kind il furnished and regulated
by the officers Of the QuHTtermasters Department, I'M
der instructions Of the Commanding General Of the de-
paTtmeut, and unfortunately of the Commanders Of Di-
visions.
> Officers are strictly forbidden TO interfere with
these arrangements, or TO reno e ears from any railway,
or 20 take any train beyond or tea dHlu rent point from
that prescribed 10 the conductor in his instructions, or 10
JetAin any train for shelter f,rthc troops
>. Presidents Of railways sre requested to report, by
telegraph. 10 the General any violation Of this order.
BY command Of Gen. A. S. JOHNSTON,
W. w. MNCKATf. A A. General. sc57 i'm
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

7 T. WEST, Agent. Office on Madison street, op
- . posite Bank Of Memphis.
Authorized Capitsl. ,000,tO0
Cash capital and surplus paid up-.---------S 3sOOJO
$4,000 Deposited with Controller at Nashville
a. security 20 policy h0ldsrs.
Insnres against loss By Fire on Buildings and Mer
ehandize OF every description. Also. on Leases aut
Furniture. All losses equitably adjusted and promptly
paid.
DIRECTORS
VIM II. Mcfarland, President Farmer Bank;
A. Warwick, irm of Warwick & Berksdslc;
WIN. C. C~renshaw, firm Of Crrushaw & Co;
Wellington Guddu. firm ot Goblin & AppeTsou; .
r. ". McCamce, firm Of Dunlop, N0uclru g. CT.
G.. A. I,rEsdale, nrm OF warwick s. Harksdai-
james II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer
l. ID. Creushaw, fra Of Haxai!, Creushasy & Co;
john l. Bacon, hrI OF Bacon & baskerville:
r. b. IiaxaL, firm vi HaxalL Crenshaw s. Co;
John Currie, Jr Ship Owner:
VIM. b. Warwick, Arm Of Warwick & Barkslale;
james Alfred Jvues, Attorney al Law;
G.. G. Elicit, BliilCr
r. g.. ltutln, AEuCultUrist and Manufacturer
u. W. MCGrudsr, firm of McGrudrr & Sons;
W. W. CrumP, Attorney az Law
james Dunlop, hrm al Dunlop, Moncu-e & Co.
LII W. uANALL. President.
O. ]. BRESEE, Secretary.
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NOTTCEI
Wool Wanted for Cash
NOTHEE.

I HEREBY suggest the insolvency Of the estate Of
/ William jenkins, decd Al those that have claims
against said estate are hereby notified to file them in
tIhe COunty Court Clerks Office Of Fayette county
Tennessee, by the FIRST day Of July, 1852, for pro rata
distribution. w. h. PARKER,
Oc2-wgts Administrator.
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ITALIAN LETTERS.
FRENCH LETTERS

ITALIAN LETTERS
GALLINI G; Baggio A; LENA Sign G
Rocco :.
~ LETTERS
RASON j.; DesnOces j ID; Fermento Dr
Sail mand J p; Burrises VI G; DeRusss Col |
G ID; LaudreaE George.
INITIALS.
CAPTAIN Of Police To any Dealer il
Stills.
Persons calling for letters viii please say they
are advertised, and give the date Of such alver
tisement. sunday office hours from half-pasI
two to halfpast THREE o'clock.
VI. C. GALLAWAY, Postmaster.
Memphis. Oct, ~, 1861.
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RAILROAD,
AND ITS CONNECTIONS.
LOcGI SchedssIe--.UaH Train !
TEAvu r-sv~
Freight and accommodation

Trains,
VIII leave and asTiv- as l1lovs-
Leave Memphis az u b. on MONDAYS. WEDNES-
DAYS and arrive 80 Grenada ar 70 ?. 81.
Leave Grenada At Z A. N. on TUESDAYS. THUES
DAY and SATURDAYS. AR i've ct Memphis At
J:3OP P. H. r.. HOUGd,
e4 General superintendent
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NO MORE COTTON,

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMITTEE
MEMPHIS, September 30. 1851
is desirable tn / no more COTTON and TORACcO
L be shipped 10 thi1 place until further ofders-
Planters are appealed to not 10 ship il for the present
Should 1t be persisted in the Military authorities will
BE- compelled to order the cotton returned to the conn.
try at the owners expense
Ocl- NJ I WTrKS Cbg;-,s,
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z. D. CRANDALL'S

AM prepared to furnish TENTS Of every dsserip.
L ton and ia any quantity, on short notice. Also, 10
manufacture
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ARMY CLOTHING!

In the beat style and Of the best quality, to any eE-
tent.
All orders executed promptly.
iel34m 3 u CRANDALI.
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STATE or VIRGISIA, CITY OF RICHMOSD, t0-wft;
Personally appeared before me, a Notary Public for
the city aforesaid, Boiling W. Haxall, President. sud o.
F.. Bresee. Secretary Of the InsLraIes Company Of the
State Of Virginia, and male oath that the within stat
ment Of the affairs Of said Company are correct and
true.
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of September.
1861. j. L. APPERSON. N p 70
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Pastoffcc at Memphis. Tenn
on the TWELFTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1861.
Persons calling for them should say that they
are advertised.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24
WILLIAM c. wHITNEy's

gUNIIC .sh.estsss. executors NJ the last Will sad
,,,,.a.at.f Willsam e. whitney. Esd. hate
a Nesvs,, eass &c oh the iello~,ae described
rr.i ssssse. .isvs,ed IN Nor~s, viIlaes, 10 sit.
The valuable tavern stand, kno~a .. the ELM
HOUSE, consisting of . spurious. coevea'eat and
~.ll hn',hed hoess, With oo,hs,ldisgs, and atps'
9serss Of ser, ,.ls>b~ ksd-,he SANE having been
occupied St several Years pa.t b, Ou. True, Esd,
aud 70 one Of the beet tavern stands 10 the State.
Al.e. the hrs. and convea's.t CABINET
SHOP, occupied b, Mes.rs. Goedsin Mixsr;
The hs.sweat of which 10 occupied b, Nr. tihi,.
.. q machine chop. 9th sufhei eai water power ."
cary the msch,ssy.
Al.o, the DwELLiNG.HousE and. Black.
smith 'hop, 6rps'ly owed and oceup'sd'o, LH-
thst y. Poster.
AI.o, sl.sa, 6ys are. Of valuable Tilage LAM,
,in.aied IN the is~a Of Norway, on The rad Mad.
ing 10 sOsih Paris.
Al.s, st.Ou, fourteen acre. Meadow lsRd. in said
Na~s,. On the "oli Ramiotd toad"
Alec. ten acre. Of good woodland. Ia ss'd Nor
~s,. near the Osfosd ias.
Also, the fIlo~,ag described real estate siiua'
tel IN the ,o~a of rsris. IN Will
ASoat thirt,.i~o scfe. Of Wool aud Timber
lad. sms.ts,i 90 the +" old Rsmford road"
Aiso. ailaai las ARE. al valuable Wool and
rimlsf l.ni, within l.~ rot. of the Atanlic II
~. Lawrence railroad.
Also the tolLswias described rial estate. stu.
sted N the town of O>hs'd, 10 MI.
The hrm occupied b, George W. Thomo.
b.. couisiRiss stsot 10 acres.
Ai-a, alout 80 soTv. II valuable Wood anil
r,mtst hnd adlaiaiag the same.
Also. 90, acrs. oi Weed and Timber land.
Besr the railroad.
Al.o. N sere. u rs.isrpg,, near iehstod ".
rhomss, E.9.
Al.o, 10 srre. " wooi aRd Tmt-r lad. near
t-rnsrd CsLssl, Esg.
Also, the iIick Hose snd one and oae-hslf
.cr,. 81 had kao~u a. the " Nsl.oa .tssd'' al
Crsig,s'. Mills.
Al.o. the stare add 1T. at npspi'. Pod. IN
the Ia~a Il wsod'Ioc1, lo'mstk occupied b,
EIn Js~sli. E.g.
Al.o. shost 500 acre. ofwih Lpd, situated ia
the toss II Ms.oa.
Ai.a, Irs.I Of Md lad. .iiasted in the town
Of Blsachsri N the C"ssi, Il fiscs,sqais.
N0r~.y, April Sch, l,si.
d dEonS GHi !. S%sASiir.rr., r~s'",
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24

rsn Remedies o.. osrvsaIy prepared undw The
direct sapesyision and Inspection u Prof HUN.
piiREys n order mess thai res, and ioas realized
want ~ the pahe namely, remedies Toe al TIE eore
common and simple ailments ~ NE
moments rejection ~in shou that vas,
majority u dhess>s frcm With 90 sarsr sni de
we're, st thsir commencement, simple sni ihalhs
A mere eali, sns,s disrr,sa, rain In The sis ~
a bssAsohs, sr koarssns.s, 81 nrs s.,.iy ea'ei AL
s,h.iu~i. IN tins becomes eonsamption, fever, .
a.nxeroas dyssn,sry, Group 90 other dlse.se vtlch
an M. power. % msiicine fan " ARES,
Herein thes. remedies sapfiy great pshhe .an,
n,las on hand, simple, - you snou Al once shat
% tsie-piesssnt. 81 - " eaas~ NJ refarnshce-
at, All hence occ ssionns no rss, Vile Ne eafauTe
e6,r,s are positive sni certain, hsy are tisn All
al ono, The ,peIl 10 broken AMI The danger ail.y.i
gIpsrisncs has amply oonnra~i he u's 81 ns.s
,.,,~i,s. n, families and private p~rsons a. beiTs
Tvs sss, ~ rss, rus so<r asrts AID oos'nlsr.
yss so-v prosyr Asp ssuArts
r,oa..nis Ar, and have been us'ns hen flr
,on. Ave ,s.r, past. IN every ssc'ion 81 Tie eoan-
,,y. .,th sinao-, inysrlsbls saee..s Az .pesa IN
u.shls,s.t terms ~ their simplicity ani certainty,
art .mans cur hanircis ~ assnts ths snhofn
,s.simony Is, hat mr. vs god 'su'fseuoa 70 us'f
sasi0n.era
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-24
puslIc SPEAKERS AND SINGERS.

Few are aware Of the Importance OF checking
Cough os "Co,amon Cold," 10 10 ifst stage. that
which in the beginning would yield 10 mild rem.
edy, u NEGLECTED soon attacks the Lonss. b,es~'
hssskisI Tto,A,s, eoaiain,ng demuleent ingre-
d,es,s, sliay Pulmonary and BroaehisI irritation.
B,..-', 81 hs, ,rosbIe In nv throat. [for which
The "TSesAa" az. q spseihe.l having
TS.skss. .sade me onea q mere ~hsper.t."
N. T.. WILLIS.
Brss.' 81 r-eo~~sad their sse to PvsL'e
SPGAkERs."
T,ssl... REV. y. 10. CHAPLIN.
"iIave proved extremely servieable for
Bres-'s HoAHstsTs."
REV. HENRY w. BEECHER.
T,osA,s "Aimos, in,,aet r.l,ei IN the distressing
labor Of breathing peculiar To Asthma"
B,,~.', "Coa,aiu no Opium. or an,ihing injs-
lrioas. DIR. A. A. HAYES,
Tys.lss CAs-,sf. Bosios.
A simple and pls.'an, combustion io'
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T.sl,.. 81 have proved them eseslIea, Zoe
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B,.x.'. rev u W WARREN.
Boaos.
TtOel,, 'Bene6ciai When compelled to 'psak.
suffering from ooli."
Bss.'. REV \ T. ANDERSON.
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T,och,,. 'EEeetual IN removing hoar-ese.. aud
irritsi,oa of the throat. 90 common With
B,o..', Speaker. aud Singers"
Prof 81 STACY JOHNSON
Ts,A.. LsGrssr,. Gs,
Teacher Of Mus,o, sonihsrp
B,ss.'. Female College.
Great bene6t whcn isken before and
TtO,L.. alter preach ag. as they p'.,sa, hoaIse-
ae... From their past effect. th,ak they
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