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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
Very kOugh.

Very Kough.
The following from the Lacrosse Demo-
crat shows Bricks style of blowing any
body up. The Repvlican says that the ar
ticle is unjust to the soldiers and untrue
in many Of its statements, but as it has no
local application here and is decidedly fun
ny we must give it to our readers:
HEROIC JUvENnEs.-Lieut. Hatch and
Corporal Meservey, of the Light Guard,
returned from Camp Randall this morning
for recruits to I'LL up their Company, as,wii
be seen 10y notice elsewhere. On, mush !
Some thirty OF the brace heroic young men
from this section couldn't get their blood
up to the boiling point, no way. Gracious!
how they did march around the street.
wearing rosettes their sweethearts had made
for them. They have had lint scraped for
them, sweetcake and, currant Jelly sent
them, bandages,. pincushions and stick
ing wax contributed for their wounds and
welfare, horse pistols and blankets given
them, but can't stand the wal Come
home, little ones, come home and be wean
ed Hire livery horses and ride round
town every day for week to bid your
sweethearts good bye-have some more
bibles presented you, put on your Wide
Awake caps and 60 to blowing as usual
Courageous sons Of patriots We motion
that those who return except for good rea-
sons--andlthere are but a very few who
could'not as well have gone as not-be
given city appropriation Of two cents, or
ganized into "Gosling Guard" and be
placed on duty to protect sick Kittens
Send 'em more sweetcakes and bottle of
sugared milk with quill through the cork!
Give US some more correspondence from
camp! Oh, sugar!
There was little man,
He had little gun
/ And bullets made Of dough-,
l. When he Joined the Light ,oaArdy.
lie blowsd very hard,
But to war he . not 60!
We have the nam.s of those who will
return, for future reference. Two of them
do right, as duty calls louder here than
anywhere else, but the othersl, A con-
mittee Of gossipping: old women should
meet them at the Depot, with zsush poulti.
ces, sugar teats and diapers. Come home
boys, come and SEQ your sweet hearts
they love braveryn 81. .r......e
Oh the brave volunteers!
Never had they any fsassl
How they lonsed ~ tho trsiters to be aightins
What Smighty charge they made
Wt~n they cst into q cake!
They're better fas for running than for fighting
Come home, little ones! Bring back
your Biblesl' Eat your sweetcake Wear
your rosett,s; kiss your sweethearts "good
bye!"' There is to be war and you might
be h. rted! Great God! We can't spare
you! And the lint scraped by delicate fin-
gers!' And the bandages! And the blan.
kets And the Bibles And the revolvers!
And the Bowie knives! And the fine
combs! And the rosettesl And the pat
riotsm! And the stiff upper lip! And
the do or die! You have given US
rear view--coms homel Don't let ridi.
cuas drive you back
He wore agay rosetts, ....#
Presented By his pet,
And his heart for the sobs, you oeuld'ss Anda
Hs started for the wa1s--
a He'd brought back many seasa
II he hadn't wore hs breast plate bsAndj
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Whole Number 240!.
4 Smart Woman,

A nice. respected lady, not thousand
miles away, had long noticed, to her dis
may, that her "worser half' was growing
fooiishly suspicious and jealous Of her
Some evenings since, as lie was leaving, she
told him he need not hurry back she would
not be l6nely-she wished her ducky to EN-
Joy himself, &C., &c. Benedict smelt inevita-
ble mice" under the hypocracy and re-
solved to be revenged. About 8 o'clock an.
indivual about his size might have been,
cautiously creeping along to the door, and
noiselessly Benedict peeping in. just al.
he had expected, there were pair of boots.
4 coat on the back of chair, and hat on
the table. Benedict shivered like an aspen
loaf as he stopped, pulled off his boots and
drew pistol from his coat pockst,and with
resolution flashing from his eyes," hs
made tracks for the bedroom. There he
was kneeling at the bed side, coat, vest; and (,
boots off. and his head on the pillow---
Miserable villain, his time has come
'Say your prayers, villain, your time is
short p and flash and report told that the
bullet had sped on it's fatal mission.
Help! Murder watch! oh. is thai
you!" and Madame popped her little head
up from the foot Of the bed Benedict
seized the body, and! it was amiscellaneous
collection of the old coats. vests, pillows,
handkerchiefs,> and the like, made up for
the occasion |,
81 say dear what does all this mean, p
exclaimed the husband, with blank sheep
ish look.
"Well, dear; replied the wife, | did get
lonely, after all, and just amused myself
by dressing up that puppet, and making
believe you were at home. I'm sure L
didn't think you would suspect---'
"There, there" said the chagrined hus-
band say no more about it. | thought it
was rcpper dear creature, am so glad it
didn't hit you Benedict repeated, now
lay me- &c, and went to bed resolved not
to watch any more at present.
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!, ~H you don't~ish tossll in love keep -
away from the womsn,ss 1. Is impossible ~
deal with honey and not taste Of it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-20
FINE SELECTION

FINE SELECTION
Dress Silks,
Foreign faces,
StIk POpItns,
Ladies' Hosiery,
Georgia Stripes,
alabama OsltGbtSrgs,
Opera CIOGks,
SfEk BasqsEes,
Black SfIks,
EntbrOtdeytes,
Lace SETS,
Sporting Sh0sOEs,
Preach .Me1-tstPs,
Shaker FLGHseIs,
BIeGched COffOns,
COrsefs and Hoops,
Table COpers,
Irish Linens,
Scotch GtJaghGnls,
Bed TTckiHgs,
RrOtOn RTfIIs.
RICE, LULL & CO.,
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GENERAL EEelsul Agents.
No. 3 Towards row, Memphis,
T0HE K. HYDE 4 co, Agents,
~ n-rn~wn
Houses and EOts for Sale.
Seed Potatoes

ENUNGaA dLllW LNUga EWE NLICs
TWO Helses and Lots, situated On Dunlap street.
4 east OF the Charleston Depot, and Euittble for small
families, viii BE sold ct . bargain, II application Be
Dade soon. For further particulars, E1pty to the pro
uristors ~ ths Aupaai. mvi6
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9adg AppeaI.
RIvER ann srEAnBoAr MArrERs.


The river vas shoot s~istis1ary yssterdsy. Busi-
ms va moderately aciivs......The weather was
Bright suary and rather coid......The arrivals and de-
pa iaes since our last were from New orleans for St
Aouis Maria Dsuuirg, Imperial, Meter, san esiy,
koTeusj Kew Orleans Tor Cinciuusti. Decatur, ArEyIei
Nashville Ter New 0rlesns, Edward Howard ST Losis
for Aew oriesas, Aiedt Scott Crescent City, Chanoel-
los Iouirviile ior New Orleans. Gray Eagie; Cincin-
natl Tor Eev Orleans. ssiEsrlandi Cairo Tor New Or
lean4 Republics New Orleans for g.. Louis, AraEo,
Aalao, NEBRASKA, MoBoweiL....-Th magnincent Com
msrcili hs new boat Of Capt. Areher's. VIII be here
frem Louisviue on Friday.-..-.Ths Citizen did not get
oui fi Pittuburg uusn last night she had 1850 bales o.
cotton an camprestsd--..rhs Kosss Mcclellan left for
Losisvnlei The Lfoe Rock for Arkansas river, the Col
den State sr white river and the 81. Francis Ter ST.
Ffaucla river......The EeHavha valley len fr white
river win The largest "trip that has Eone ont In that d.
rsaioa Tor some weeks Capt Fries went cut in Der for
kis homes be expects very soon to be able to resuue his
duties As commander q ne boat..-...The Prairie Rose
len for Cineiunua vita sol bales Of cstton and the ma
s~iuery and other articles from The wreck Of ne snnken
oupaEv.-..--T il evening The peerless Silver Noon.
win Bugher On the hurricane desk and the clever Stein
In TIE emce ftsrts fr onciunau......Th popular
FidtsburE packet best he KENNEDY, leaves e. usual
This evening hr Vieksburs. eInEomara lsoIsaves
fhis eveaiug for New
Ths mate OF The Prairiei Ross was aned ten dollars At
TIE rseordsrs oout yesterday for iniuring The pave
msnt Of the wharf in spauing on his bost......The
hsndsms bat Braoelet leaves for White river to-mor-
rov evsninE-....our old friend Nr. J. T. Bourne. te
Eisamboat ssent las associated n business with him
his ssn Mr., ". P. Bourne. We wish tie arm abundant
and louE continued prospsHy.-.--.---.....".....
ne LeuisyiHe Courier Of Monday Eys The rive- is
falling slowly, with eighttess eight izshss water in he
canal last evening a. darf BY the mark. On the falls
here were Eve feet eight inches steamboat water, ard
nssrly seven feet in the pass. During the previous
forty-eisht hourss the river had fallen ave inches Al he
Ne0W ne
ne ouuberiEud. a Nashville, SATURDAY, was falling.
win leu han seven feet water on the shosls......Mr.
Dtva "a The elsrk Of Capt. Archsr's new boat. tie Com
neroiaL----..rhe cinoianHu Osmmercial q Monduy
reports hat Al Piitsburg the Ohio was fsetI 10 inches
and fsilins, Al WheeiinE Il feet sna stationary, and At
Cisoinnau thad fallen s inches IN the p hous......Eh
sur ervisory beard Of inspectors are in session. in wash
ingtoa city, By adjournment from New York. The sss-
sion is sailed BY order o The secretary o fhe treasury,
ths dajeet being q rs-distriet The present diztrlct-ma-
Ans then more accessible.
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The Chief Among Medicines

DKzEFLTNGER's FLUID EXTRACT OF SARsAPA-
ID RILLA M DAEDRLION "a purely vegetables
preparstion) stands a. the head o. all curative agents,
In eases Of Scrofuia, Enlargement o. the Joints, Chrsnic
Rheumatism, Eruptions Of the Skin, Hetis Rash, Tst-
ter, I'D geston or Dyspepsia, Nervous or Bilious
Haadache, Syphiitie or Mercurial Diseases, complaints
incident 70 females; in short, for ali diseases arising
from = deranged condition Of the digestive organs, an
irapvTe state IF the blood, or the iniudioious use Of
Physicians prescribe II in preferences to any other
Alternative in use.
POT sale by J. B. HILLS,
No. Poplar street,
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THE MAY QUEEN. By Alfred Tenny-
son, Poet Laureate. Splendidly illus
trated by E. V. B. vo., NOR, gilt.
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Petition for Die.

Robert Drysdsie vs.. Eiixz W Drysdale. IN the circui
Ccurt al Raleigh
TX thia cause Il appearing frcn The petition hled
II duly gHarn 10, thai the defendant u . nou-residea
81 the State Of Tennessee, Il Il orde "a by the clerl
that publication for thirty days be made in the denphil
weekly Appeal, ~requirins the defendant 10 enter hei
appearance within fhe thFee hrst DAYS % our next Cir
cut Court, to be held 1t RsleiSh on he third MsnAsl
Ia Nay next, and then aud there plead, answer or de-
mrr to romplainant's bill nled herein for divorce, o.
the ssme VIII be taken Tor c~anienscd5 and 81. for hear
Ing ex psrte-
pons At oacs February Is. 1861.
n. D. L. STEWART. Clerk.
KsliAr & ~Thompsops solicitors lcr oonplai1drt.
fero-vsf
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THE DIVERSIONS OF PURLEY. By John
Horn Took. To which is annexed his let
ter to John Dunning, Esq. ! VOL, syo.,
CALI. London.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-20

BRIDGEr-Missus wants you to send her a
bo1 Of Csphaiis Glue; -. a boius = Prepared Pills.
sut Pm thinking that's not Igst 1t naithsr; but perhaps
zen be ather knowing what DO i8 Ts see sh's nigh
dead and E0ae Eith the SICK HaaIzeha, sn1 wants some
more o. that same - relatives her before.
DruEzist-Tou must meas S~paidiug's Ce1hallt Pills
Bridget oh : sure ROW aHf ysu've sd III here's
ne quarthe- snd give ne He Puls, and don't be all Gay
shout u aifbsr.
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A.ReaI blessing.

Physieian.-Well, Mrs. Jones, bw Is Nat
headachef
Mrs.. Jones.-Gone Doctor, all gsnsi thspiu you sent
cured ne IN Just twenty minutes, and I viii you Hoult
sand more 90 taat I can have them handy
Physician.-You san get them At any DrtEEists. Gail
for Cephalc Pills, I end they never fail, nd I recon-.
mend them 10 All eases Of headache.
Mrs. Jones.-T shall send for a box direal7, and shall
ten all my suRsrins risndsB for they rel real blsS
ting.
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DoLLARs SAVED
Nj. spaidlag has sold two millions o. bottlet Of his cell
ehrated Prepared Glue, ahd Il is estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dona-s worth Of 5nkeu furns-
ture, thus making an aggregate Of twenty millions o.
dollzrs reclaimed frou fetal loss b. this valuable inven-
ton. HAVING made his Glue a household word, he now
proposes % Go the world still greater ssrvics By curing
all the aching hsads with his Cephaic Pills, and IL hey
are a. Eood az his Glue, hsadaches sul sos vanish
away Ike snow in July.
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@f0ifaI.
-THE TRUR ~ GENUINEI

TTs use, If fairly tried, VIII soon restore the tone q
i the digestive orgahs, invlg5taie the blood, give sen
ersi rotundiy 10 the figure, and sdd energy 70 ne mind
and nervous system. It's value has been remarkably
evidenced By It's wonterfuf restorEtive powers, wien
ordinary t1nlcs had been vainly Exhausted. ttaaordi
Bourishment 10 the body when no other can be borne,
and furnishes the frame with tat IN a truly Femarkable
manner.
For CONSUMPTION and -BROECHITIss
For sORoPULA IN all its Developments,
For WHAKNESS, WASTING, and every form OF DE-
BILITY, its curative properties are unrivaled.
IL may be taken without disrensh BY the most DELI
cate patient, and retained without eEort In the most
sensitive stomach. It's superiority in this and other
important ehAracteristies Of genuinenase, has guarAn-
teed for Il the commentator OF the most eminent ply
sicisns throughout The sts.esi the written testimony Of
the faculty Of the best medical schoolsj the professors
Of the
University Of PennsylTanis,
Jefferson College Of Philadelphia,
Phiiadelphia College Of Medicine, and others.
Invalids should be careful 10 purchase OIL Of IN
doubted reputation II they desire the most active and
immediate advantages Of the remedy That which ne
prepare has decided evidences Of superiority over ether
brands. Manufactured only BY
JOHN @. AKHR n CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, etc.
For sale 10 the trade BY
DHARIFG & WETHERILL,
835 Main street, below Union, west side
oc9s-dsW6n GreenlsW's Block.
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This r. 70 certify hat he Hartford Flra Tus--sr-4
Company located 70 Hartford ln ne safe % C1nnac-
code On tr subject o. f1re-g1 lls1rau-8 carprEtrra.
In sections 1855 % 1871 inciHEl We. as ven s. he arf 81
2fta Of asr1h. 1850, chapter SIS, section 10, rreuiriur
a deposlts VIII the a~curroler Of twenty thdussnf tol-
lars q SIX per cent bon}s o. the State ard uatJsmes
2 ChndTicE is The legally althorlrsda reut OF aid e5m-
pany, in the city q Memphis. state e rsnrsssee.
J. 2 DUNLAP. Controller.
2 Policies issued and renewed. ana losses ar-.tas
and promptly paid, 1y
}. E. CHADWICK, AGENT,
fel-im BANK HULDLNa.
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LOST LOST LOST

Several most valsabie Book, and Papers, at the late
Gre, among which was our RECIPE BOOKS, gathered
Up and collated during the last twenty-five years. Any
psrsoA returning them to Us shall be handsomely re-
varded. h. P. FARNswORTH & co.
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Dir. BILLING,s CARiIINATIVE

has been before the public for the last ten years, Ena
each succeeding year adds testimony To is eGcscy.
Prem q local demand o. = few gross, u has now reached
every quarter Of the gi0bs, and it requires the creates
extraordinary consumption Of this preparation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-20

POETS WIT AND HgMOR. Selected by
W. H. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
dred engravings full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-20

HISTORY OF TURKEY. By A. De Lamar
tine. Translated from the French. In 3
vols, half calf, gilt back.
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~ Headacbs IL Dc fsvorit. sign bv which

q Headachs Is the favorite sign By which
nature makes known any deviation whatever from the
natural stats Of he brain, and viewed IN MS light 70
may be ioskod On a. q safeguard intended 70 give notice
Of dl4eaze which might Otherwise escape sttsauuai ul
too late % BE- reuedieei and rs Indications shculd sever
be neglected. Headaches msy be classified rnder two
names. viz s-ymptomatc and Iti0paihic. sFmpt=mEtc
Heldsche is srcsedingly common and II The pr8curs0r
Of q great variety Of diseases, among which are APO
plcEy, G0ut, rheumatism and AL febrile diseases. n
It's nervous fern Il 10 Eym7aihete Of disease o. TIE
stomach constituting Sick Hezdaehe. Of hepatic disease
constituting Bili8us Headache, o. worms, constipation
and ether disorders Of the bowels, 80 well as renal and
uterine affections. Diseases o. The heart are very frs-
quently attended with Headsches; Anenia sid Plethora
are also Affections which frequently OCCASION headache.
I~diopathic Headache 10 allo very common being usualg
diEiEEuished By the name Of Nerves. Heaiacae, s8me-
times ogning On Suddenly Ii q stale of apparently Dund
health, End prostratinE 81 once the mental and physical
energies, and IN ether Instances Il comes On slowly, her.
add By depression Of spirits Or zcsrbity Of temper. IN
most instances the psin is In the front Il the head over
one or 10th eyes, and Honatinss provoking vomiting
under this ciaa may also be named NsurslglE.
For the treatment Of either class Of Headtehs. the
Gephalic Pills have been found q sure EEd safe remedy,
relieving ths most auuts pains In = few minutes ans
By It's sEble power sra1icsting he diseases o. wh!G
Headache % the unerring index.
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r. HUNTINGTON. President.
EAO. c. ALLTN Secretary.

aLLIE U IINNIILLUIT- u
Hartford county.
HARTFORD January Q. 1881.
Perso1afJ appeared H HuntinEfon. presidsat ~
O. AIvus secretary, o. The Hartford Flrs Tnz-raHts
oomp1ny, and made uatl that The foregoing s-ateusut.
By them subscrihsd, IS a true, fan and correct rtafaurrf
Of TIE STAIRS q said company, ard exhibits. 90 far a.
can be ascertalned 90 this date it, aef1a1 unftrn a
the drst day Of Jauusrr. 1851 Before ne.
NICHOLS. Jrstra al ne Parra
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II Over s~zeitene1t, and the msntal care
and arriety incident 70 close astsutisn 70 business Or
7tudv. are among he numerous causes Of Eervous Head
ache. me d~iEoriered state u mind and nody ineieent
% MS distrsssing complaint isa fatal Blow to al energy
and ambition. Sufferers BY this dlsorder san aiEags
obt.iz needy relief from these distressiEg attacks hy
usinr enc e. he Csnhalfe Pus whenever The symptoms
Eppear. It auiats the oVsrtasksd brain, and soothes TIE
strained AMI iaEriug nerves, and relaycs the tension o.
the stomach, which always accompanies and assravates
the d~issrdored eoediuon Of The brain.
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FAcr WoRrH KSowTEa.-Spaldlng's Cs-
phalie Pills ara a certain eure ior Sick Headache. BgIous
Headsohs, NerVuus Headache. costisensss md General
BesiuE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-20

y = ------ aNEEI 10 1IIT.I
FTNHE Fuhscriber wishes &c inform The citizens that hs
4 Il now ready % receive old and second hand fuul-
tIe every description. 30 repair and varnish he
same and II il u desirable, he has no objections 70 re-
palrlnE tie f~nrliture Al the family residence-the e1-
pente Of drAying and hauling would be saved. He viii
re-upholster and furnish new hair cloth sn chairs.
SEAS and diVans. All description q steamboat f1rni-
ture, raairs repaired ard painted, and no ohiecHous 10
EotE any distance In The country on the plHutstiens;
nus tie expense trouble and transportation OF the fur
nlture % The city aud back HEain can be saves-it.
alone, would pay he repairing 81 q it. Apply A. above
er aatrsss ne through the post once.
fe7-11a HENRY BEAREs.
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EQual 10 every emergency, ths original recipe VA
handed over 70 q respectable arm o. pharmaceutica
chemists in Bdinblrg, who have prepared 1t exclusively
til its introduction into the Southern States > shoT
time ago. And It nay be mentioned - q c inclusive
proof OF its intrinsic merit and superiority over all other
preparations or stomach medicines, either in Eursps Of
America, that upward OF
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Boase Leaving.
ME mPHIs uTF VARNTSH ROOMS.

FoR FrrEsnuRG The steamer Kentucky. Can't. Lee.
u The reEular packet for FickseurE this evening. and viii
leave as e'cloek Elliott, Tinssn Co are the Egents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-20

GaRAr DIscovERY.-AnoRg the most in
portsHt Of all the great nediezl discoveries o. ihiI ass
naJ De considered the system 81 vaccination Ter Pre-
.eclqn from smeA Por, the esphaiic PHI fer relief o.
aesdesee - The use q ouinihs fer the prevention O
sef hAer or which IL = sure specific whcss be1e-
ntSEuI De experienced b. safsring b p ltyi ong alter
nsr disoFerers are forgotten.
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THE TEMPEST. By Wm. Shakespeare. Il
Illustrated by Foster, Bors, skill, Slsder
and Janet. Quarto.
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1900 bxs. Window Glass, as'd sizes,
rs brls. Spts. T%urpentine,
so /" Resin,
% Alcohol,
200 bush. Red Clever Seed,
200 +" Herds Grass,
200 " Blue Grass,
80 Orchard Grass,
200 Spring Wheat,
Usage Grange,
LHceTne,
White clover,
Spring Barley,
Timothy,
BuckWheat,
1909 bush. MIllet, to arrive,
500 Hungarian Grass Seed.
Clarke & Whites Congress Water,
LsHisYiIle ATtesIaR Well Water;
Fine PerfumeTies,
Fancy Goods,
Brushes, Soaps, etc.,
FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
mrfO
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Q00 BUSH. YELLOW I'M RYE POTATOES, 70
OOO seed in store and for sale BY
g. CRAIG,
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FIREl

OUCH has been our confusion since the late IRE, and
- constant daily lsb0rs In removing our stock from 3
dangerous building and rsntting a new One, We have
scarce found the moment to express publicly our truly
SEARTFKLT THANKS to the maay friends who ex-
erted themtelves to their utmost in saving our property
At the fire, their great care taken in avoiding breskAgs
and loss, and their subsequent sympathy in our Risfor-
TIME. 20 our noighbors, who kindly threw heir doors
open to Us. and to Barnet Graham, Esq who generously
offered Us the use Of his three nne stores in the Jackson
bloch, to store our stock safe from our perilous situation
after the are, We shall ever feel under deep Obligations.
We could mentisn many names Of those who put forth
daring s~zertiOns in saving our property, but we might
de injustice BY 50 doing. Nay they receive a reward
such a. vs cannot bestov.
a.. ?. FAREswORTE & co.