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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-08-16
Vegetable Life Medicines

| are well known to be infallible.
DYSPEPSIA by thoroughly cleansing first and sec.
Ond stomachs, and creating how Of healthy bile
stead of the stale and acrid kind; FLATULEN0Y, Loss
or APPETITE, EEARr9URN, HEADAcHE, REsTLEssNEss,
ILLTBMPER, ANXIETY, LANGuOR, and MELANCHOLY which
the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia, will vansh
natural consequence of It's cure.
| COSTIVENESS, by cleansing the whole length Of the
intestines With solvent process, and without violence;
all violent purges leave the bowels costye two days
FEVERS Of all kinds, by restoring the blood TO rpgu-
circulation hroug the process Of respiration In such
cases and the thorough solution Of all intestinal obstiue
, The LIE MEDICINES, have been known to cure RHEU
& ,SS , permanently in three weeks and GouT In half
@ uf; oy removing local Inflammation from the muh
DRoPslES Of AL kinds, by freeing strengthening the
kidneys and bladder; they operate deligtfully
these important organs and hence have ever been found
| = certain remedy for the worst cases Of GRAVEL
bowels the SLIM matter te witch dbea ru,nings od .ne
| sCURvY, ULCERS, and INvETERATE ST RES by the
peyet S nsry Which these LiFE MEDICINES give to the
| sCoRBuTlC ERuPTIONs and BAD CoMPIExIoNs,
by Their Alternative effect upon the uids the skin,
and the morbid state of which occasions all euptiye
plants saow, clowdy other dsagreeAble
entire cure ofsALT RHEU and striking improveniens
in the cenrness Of the skin. COMMON COLDS and IN
FLUENzA will always be cured by one dose, by two
P1IEs-The original proprietor ofthese medicines was
cured Of Pe OF yeas standing by the use Of the LFE
FEVER AND AGUE.-For this scourge Of the Western
country, these Medicines will be found safe speedy and
certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system sub
iect TO return Of the discasea by these medicines
is permanent-TRY THEM, be satisfied and BE CURED.
| BILIOUS FEVERS and LIVER COMPLAINTS.-GENE-
RAJ DEBILITY, Loss APFKTITE and DISEASES OF FE-
MALEsthe Medicines have been used With the most ben
efcal results in Of this descriT on: KINGS EVIL,
and SoRoFrLA in its worst FORMS Yields to the mild yet
powerful action of these remarkable medicines Night
Swcats, Nervous Debility, Nervous Complaints Of all
kinds, Papitaiion Of the Heart, Painters Cholio,
speedily cured.
| MERCURIAL DISEASES.-Persons whose constitu-
tons have become impaired by the inudicous finer
curry will find these medicines perfect cure they
er fail to eradicate from tho sysem all the effects Of Mer
curry infinitely than the most powerful preparA-
tions of Sarsaparilla.
Prepared and sold by w. II. MOFFAT,
4 335 BROADWAY NEw YORK.
r FOR SALE BY ALI DRUGGISTS. Febl 4yl
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LIFE PILLS q PHOENIX BITTERs.

These MEDICINES have now been before the public Tor
a period OF THIRTY YEARS, and during that time have
maintained high character IN almost every part of the
globe Tor their extraordinary and immediate power of
storing perfect health to persons suffering under nearly
every knd Of disease TO which the human ame is liable
maj n VII
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EEIII:liAa1
AzIEITZI9
MRS. wINSLOw,
N EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Physician pre-
n sents to the attention Of mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP,

SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
which greatly facilitates the process Of teethng by soft
ening the gums reducing all infhmmation-w allay all
PAIN and spasmodicaton, and Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon tmothers will give rest yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put and sold this article for 10 years
and say in confidence and truth Of It, what have
never been able to say Of any other medicine NEVER
HAS 1T FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE, TO Eff
Feet A CURE, when timely used Never did we know
IN instance Of dissatisfaction by any onewho used It, On
the contrary all delighted with its operations, an'
speak In terms OF highest commendaon OF its magic
effects and medical virtues. We speak In this manner
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION THR FULFiLLMENT OF wHA1
WE In almost every Instance where The
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will hi
found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is ad
\ ministered.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription Of
the most experienced and skfu in New England
/ and has been used with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS IN
! THOUSANDS OF CASES.
Inot only relieves the child from pain but nvigorate
the stomach and bowels corrects Scdy and gives tom
and energy 20 the whole system II will almost instantly
| relieve GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLlI
and overcome convusions which, II not speedily rene
died. end in death We believe to be the best aud sures
remedy iR the to0rld for OfDYSENTERY and DIA
RHQA, in children, whether it arises from teethng
from any other cause. We would say to every mothe
who has child suffering from any OF the foregoing com
plantsdo not let your preiudces nor the prejudice
Others stand between your suffering child and the relic
that will be SURE, yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE-to follow
the of the medicine, II timely used Full direction
for using will accompany each bottle. None genuin
unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS, New York
is the outside wrapper.
| Price 25 cents a bottle
Sold by Druggists throughout the world, and by C.
McCulloch, and s. Buckand Fremont Oct. IL, 80 4oyl
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Many since the great discovery of Prof Wood have at
tempted only initiate his restorative but profess TO
have discovered something which would produce results
denca but they have all and gone, being carried
away by the wonderful results of Prof Woods prepura
ton and have been forced to leave the field TO its resist
less sway. Read the fOllowing;
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BOOK BINDERY!

IIE subscriber respectfully informs the inhahants OF
i Fremont aud vicinity that he Il prepared to bind
MAGAZINES, RE-BIED Oh Books, DC,
10 a most substantial style. All Work WARRANTED
Rooa@Enst End Of the DsmOsrGt once third story OF
BueklandH Block, >. y AeAhDLE'
Frsulont, MaEch 10, 1ech
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The pilot At Prince Edward Island IS eighty
three years Of age. His oldest child is SIXTY
TfSs yeoSs odd and the youngest Three ssOrtkc o1S.
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RrsEa Ann STEAMBOAT MATTERS


We hsTs toFeport . rise In ne rlvsr opposite tbs
polri a fuHy y inchsaia rs past q hours. Business
on ne isves vaa uHusuaIy brisk. most o. ths inoominf
znd euisoins boats dsposltns o. tafiHg sWsy lArrs uen-
signmrHsl % or from tais port.-...Tho DAY Vss beauti-
Col ovsrhssd, Ehie ne lnras amsuutof rails vhiehhas
fansa nfhe past fer Gays. s'unihs Of yOre, had 90
oder esscf upoa ne isvse thsn s Aiiay ne duIt Ga he
most sgreesbis auseT.-... nj arrivals and Departures
yesterday were gnits nunsroas. AZ follows From Ns~
Orleans Tor Leuisriis. Hsgenia ard Auierrst EeE Or
ieans for s. Louis, imssrial Meteor, and Ministries
Nea orleans sr Nashsine, Red RoveTs New Ornssns
fr Chkinnali, Judge Torrsncc; New Crieans fer PRS
turE, et Cloud; Louisville sor New Orleans, Louisviilei
s. Loais fr Kew Orleans. H.R- v. En- :. c. svgi
and war Esgis; riushure fr New oria.ns. slser
wax from wAiss river, eoiasn stsis nd krnavha
valley; from Isuifvina, 1sssisi from vdseuEs, ken
ne Magenta. O. ne Louisville and New erissns hue,
ne hcr celebrated namssafe on the oaurin, aomstinea
makes sonr srfai" runs. H-r last trip up from
New orlsuas vas made IN two days and twenty hs1rt
which Is "fssi ume.n.....1t @ rsportsd taat tvs SAT-
bosn attempted to usts q isndnE t cur wharf, LASS
below asi5ver wtsrOsst On Nauday uighL and IN o.
Inc e rsn iEto a sandbost and loossned her frOn Der
moosinss waen ne soal hoaisd cat ME ths stream
Two men from me nsIbOaE Eers sent amer TIE aAud-
boat IN . ynvl since whisb tine nsilhsr ne men or the
AAAA nave petA AteAI 1u me MA~aeA flNeNea %
heir Esy shortly after, minus their missing nea. II
vas ne epiaion d ns captain hst ihe men had drsun-
"a. q he was Indebted % them. snd they could have had
no object in Deserving MS ssrvice
nsg. H. pIess5 is he nsrt boat dus frsa 81 Louis,
sndsae win rstura g thsi pst On Thafsaay svsnins...
M e~psr streams are 81 swelling. and IA m.hy in
stances ara flooding TIE lower lands he wabash river
H out q its brnka. Al LouiIyiIle ne ohio is rising
EusE rspsdsg. ne Hississippi a. st. Lonit % gradually
veiiing---.At ne time q leaving ne landing lasi
uight ths foaoging boats vsrs WINS 81 our wharf New
Golden siste, Eesiucks, 81 FFhhels, Glendale, kama
VIA Valley Izstta, Prairie Rose, Chester Ashley, Pred
S0Snbe. Liaie Rck. Admiral, Undine ard Hstonic
Gem-.---FoI an account Of the reception q ns r. 4.
". I'm a. our landing last evening. see our local col.
umns....-.The Little stesmsr Conway, now lying 1t M
mouths Vof river, viz BE- soli By tHs sheriff 70 fhs
highest bidder On The I6ih inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-10

IWEHIN MILLIONS o. DoLLAAe 0AhADs-
Mr. spaldiag has Sold two millions q bottles Of his csl-
sbratad Prepared Glue. and It Is estimated that each
bottle savts AZ least ten dollars worth Of 5rsksn furni-
ture. thus making ~ s~EEregete q twenty millions or
dollars reclaimed from total loss bFthis valusbls inven-
ton. HATING msde his Glue a household word, he noN
prUposes % do The world stin greater service D curtng
al the schinE heads win hrs Oephsiie pills md n they
us as good a. his Glue, hsadsches via soon vanish
away like snow in July.
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Continuation or uostireness.

Nc one Of the GmaHy ills flesh is heir 10 .
y - prevalent 50 little understood, ana y mush ne
Eecsed ~ costivensss. Otter originating In careless
ness, or sedeutay habitH MS reEzuisd e. q Ehsht 0s-
order u TOO little Consequence 10 excite anxiety WhIe
in reality Il 10 ne precursor and compsnis1 q many e
ne most fatal and danssrons diseases, .nd unless early
era1icaied u wiz bring the srferer 70 an uztImelf
grave. Ansng the nzhtsr Evils O. which costtrenasI
Is the usual attendant ara Headache, Collie, Rheuma-
ii1m, Foul Breath, Piles and others Of IKE nature, whils
s long train Of friEhtful diseases such a. Malignaut Pc
vers, Abcesses, Dysau.ary, Diarrhse, Dyspepsia, Apo
plexys EplapsH Paralysis, Hystsra, Hypoch0ndriasis
Melancholy and Insanity hrst Indicate their presence
IN the systsm By tbs alarming SYMPTOM. Not unire-
qusntiy the diseases named sriE nate IN constipation,
but take On an Independent existence ualess the Cuse
is eradioated IN IN early stage. Prom al these oousid-
e~rstions, Dc follows that The disorder should receive I'M
mediate attention Whenever e occurs, md 10 person
shsaid neglect b set . boro Of Cephalio Pills on ne nrst
appearance Of the complaint, As thsir timely use win
eEpsl the iHsiduous Epproaches d disease and destroy
this dangerous foe % human hfss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-10

UsASTsurV OF SEETnRsr II SOUTH
The Montgomery C01fsderaiiOa, slluding to
the falsehoeds current in regard to the dissf-
fssdon among the people in heseesdsd States,
says
Wbstersr differences may have existed, or
nav noE exist hste at what has, or what nav
be Done + VIII never prevent us from present
Ing q united, unanimous freut against sbuli-
ton rule. II we should decide new or here
after 70 bold some o. cur own fellow citizens
10 account for what they may have improperly
done IN this crisis, it viii not affect In the
slightest degree our mistaken purpose to sgs-
tains b. every means in our power, our new
Confeceracy IN any and every conflict that
may arise between It and any other govern
meut-and most especially that Of the sboli-
honisis Of the North. Such are cur sen6-
msBts, who have acted with the conservative
people Of tie seeded States. and we believe
from our free and constant intsrcourse and
correspondence with them, that we utter the
feelings and opinions Of nine hundred and
~ninetT-nine out OF a thousand among them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-10

Hi 'sd n 'srribIs 'esdache his baftsrnO0R,
hand nj stsEFad into ne hspa1hseares, htla says E
10 fhe man, "Can yUu hesss NE % - 'ss1aeasf
O. Doss ID hachs ara" SAYS q. o HsresedirEg" 1Ts
ii. ha1d uuun nat = gave ne q CepAzlic PHI, hsn5 PSI
ne 'onor it euled ne - qHisk mai hi 'Erug rsalzs1 ~
'ad ed 81 ieaia1hs.
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BRADLEY 3 PETERS
35z MAIN STREET ~
.10J0H DJd.
Memphis, Tennessee.
81 ~5IEt4ILHlE III
FIREl FIRE. FIRE..
~
hslssifo8 uFsba8

GiUOH has been cur confusion sines the late drs, and
- constant daily isbSrH in removing our stock from q
dangerous building and rsstfias > new ene, We haqs
scsroe found the moment to express publicly our truly
HEARTBELT THANK to the maay friends who ez-
srted themselves % tAeir utmost IN saving our property
at the FIRE, thelr great care taken in avoiding breakzge
and lDss, and their subsequent sympatay A our Risfor-
suee. 70 cur n~eighSoss. who kindly threw tkeir do8ra
open ts Us, and to Barnet GrAhan, ESQ, who generously
offered rs the use Of his three me stores in DE Jsekson
bloox, 10 store our stock safe rom our psrilous sitaaaen
after tAshrs, We shall ever feel under deep COLLECTIONS.
We eonld msntlsn msny names Of those VINO put forth
daring s~xertiaus IN saving our property, but we misht
De injustice by 50 doing. Nay thsy receive = reward
such - vs cannot bestow.
q. + FARNsWoRTa q co.
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~ Over excitement, and the mental care
md anxiety incidsuf 10 close attsatisu n business Or
Ttuav are among the numereua causes az Nervous HeaG-
,ehe me d~iuordefed state q mind ard bofy incident
:, his diEsresinE complains ii tstal blow 70 al energy
nj anbflon. Enaerers BY this disorder can aiwhys
sbfsis spssdy relief from taess distressiag att1eks D.
1sinr enc 81 he Cephsug Pulls vhsasyeS The symptoms
sppesr. d 1uiets me oTertasked brain, ans sc5ihes the
sfrained audjrrriug nerves. and reizzes ne tension q
-. -for-4-h vhioh Away asoompaniss md aErrsTatas
ne dIssrdsrsd o0nsiEon of ne hrains
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IHET WTUITT7I9
nr3i-Sm J. B. HILLS
In ChauCeFy. at Memphis.
CTlTEE p TENNzsSEE-Pfooeedlurs had on the
= Chancery Side o. the Common Law and Chancery
Court Of the city Of Memphis, TUESDAY, January the
18th, 1851.
John Pitman. Arthur X. Fsylsr, Wm. Paris, John
Blackwell and AleNan Ter BJwarHs CuuptafnSnls,
Va
Thomas p. Peyton and George C. Hardin, nrm OF Peyton
q Hardin, and others. Defendants.
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
IN pursuance Of 3 decree entsred IN The above statsd
cause, Of date Janzzry %. 1851. al Of he parties who
are creditors Of Psyton & Harbins are herebr required
70 cane forward and dle their claims in the once of the
clerk and muster Of said court, on CT before the l5th-day
Of April 1881, IN order a. rfeeirH their FRO rata 0f any
money or msueys beloleing 10 TIE fnHd IN SAID cause.
beine the same assigned b defesdants, Pegton 4 Har-
bin. 70 Dr.. n. Bagland, trrsiFs.
Aoopy-aitest: JOHN C. LkETER.
CLERK and Master.
s. r. watsoa. solicitor iur cougluinauis.
mr14-isW4W
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EOSTi L0STi LOST

Several NEST valrsSle BOoks and Papers, At ne late
are, among which was our REcEPz BOOKS. sathsrsd
up and eollstsd during the last twenty-five years. Any
psrsea returning them TO Is shan be hanssomelY re-
varded. Z. ?. FARNsEoRTH q c.
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HISTORY OF TURKEY. By A. De Lamar
tine. Translated from the French. in 3
vols, half calf, gilt back.
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q VADEN.

THE WORKS OF MRS. SHERWOOD.
Uniform edition. In 10 vols, half calf.
-I Hl nH aa
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2heChief Among Ten Thousand
DaLleY's Magical Pain Extractor

universally supplsnted 81 other Ointmsnts and
II healing s~ppiioauons in both the Esstern and West
ern Hemispheres, wherever introdusedj and its fnfrfa-
sic merit is de true secret Of its success In All cufGae-
0as affections, whether the cause be accident OF dsedses
BURNS sCALDS
Are ~lnstantiy relieved Ola their sRguish, pain and
inflammation, By q haelyS application Of this m6rvel
i0Hs healer, and hs aeshEis renewed As il By .
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NEW BOOKS!
lust RECEIVED, NEW ANDIETERBsTNG o
j The Petty Annoyanoes OF Married LIE. By Balzao.
ne songs OF ireland By Samnsf Lover.
The Cottaess Of he Abs BY ths aGtnor Of Pleasant
Life IN GERMANY A.
Everett's Life OK washington.
Cousin Harry. By MTs. Grey.
Woods and Water. BY Alfred B. Street.
over the Cliffs. BY Charlotte CbsuteF.
The Recreation o. a Goaatry Parson.
Lake Hsuse. By Fanny Jewald.-
Moral History Of women BY Leaour6.
Bnef Biographies. By Smiles
The Lost Hunter. By :. T. Adams.
Buckauds Guri1sities Of NatuTal History.
Reason and the Bible. By Squier. 81
Life q Wms 4 Rortss. b Brinieys
Gussses Al Truth. By i've B4otbere
The Lost Principle; or, ne Sectional Eqaiiebriufn.
By Barbarossa. for sale By Il. & 90,
jaI6-daw 26z Main street.
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sUNDREEs.

.E0n BOXES Pepplng Crsckers.
OUU 1000 he. s. s. Almonds.
500 lbs Flberts.
500 lbs Cream Nuts.
2 zoe Bushels Fresh Neal.
$50 brls. Ruscrtb FriOr BED and Jeustin Apples.
$50 PINK Bye Waite and Red EechaHio Potatoes.
500 kegs Eais
50 doL Bro0mg.
Also Sugar. Coffee, Aolassess salt WhifFys Brandy.
Chanpsign, Fisur, Lime, Cen eut, Starch, Woode1
ware, etc, etc. Just received and FOR sale aoW By
FLOURNOT & CRAWFORD,
dae0daw No III. Front row.
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THE POETRY or NATURE. Selected and
illustrated BY Harrison Wen. Fine Tur-
kaV morocco.
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Dr. virtse o. three deeds Of trust dsiea July. Sep
ID tembeT and November lt txecuted 20 ne By A. J.
Montgomery, 70 secure certain debts therein spscidsd, I
viii proceed 10 sell Ter cash to he hiEhes bidder, IN
front - the once WJ- Horne, Csc in ne city Of Mem
phis, on the 22ND DAY OF APRIL, 1881, The following
property. viz. In thu county Of shelby and state Of Ten
nessee, BEGINNING ~ a stake or point on the EAST side Of
College street or Evenuei one Hundred and fhsrlg4wo
f5l feeeso1thwa-diy from the E0Eth side Of walker
street. BE- laid d1wn On the map Of he city u Hsmphis
BY B. v Hucker; thence eastEardly parallel with
WaTEerstreet. und alonE the sauth line u q let o. TX
acres, sod BY TIE said Montgomery - the Rev. MI.
Danr, Ea5 bet % a stake, TIE sauih-eHGl curaer Of the
aidIN acre Dot; thence a. right angles with the east
sde o. the said I acre lot b said walker street Is2
fepts fheuce easfwardlv with the south side Of TIE said
walker street % the north-east corner OF the land sid
90 ssid h-eut=omeryb b. s. RozeH. BY his deed Of Fsbru-
sy s.IsS13 thence southwurely with The east line Of
Eaidtracf, the same being = 20 acre trsc, TO The n0Itb-
east o5Tuer o. q let sold BY said Montgomery % r 3
Alexander, being ~ acrca5 thence wastWardlT with
ihs horth boundary Of ths said - acres and the north
hquudary % 2 acres sold By said Montgomery % c. J. q.
Deviiu 70 College street; thence Wit the east side o.
Cpileae street. % the beginning; coutaiuiug about four
seres, near 70 Btark's Female College, and part Of the
said twenty acres sold 10 SAID MoutEouey ~ 8. En1ei,
a. Moresaid. The rifht 81 redemption is expressly
waived The tihe Il sood, but J via sell emily a.
trustee
Should the property not sell fer enough 70 satisfy said
debls, I win, at the stid time and placr, sell for cash
twenty-five shsres OF the stock Of the Memphis Build
ING md Loan Association. conveyed 70 ne by said Mont
Egmery a. collateral security.
mu2ilm J. @ GRIFFT6G.
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iOas kealer, and ths aeshs
charm, no blemish or SCARF
TuE FRIEND "
Children are freqneRtE
Injuries, especially from
-pl0aons-therefore everyS'
healing preparation con-
sore Bredsts, and quicklyE
RINGKORH, 50 preUG-<
TO BYG
Ths Machinists, the Tra.-
dividual whose lot in Lies
chance Of accident from5
should bear in nind hat5
best ard snIy frieHd. Ito
snd shUrld eysr bs hiss
seed. Isars are thou
70 testify to It's mArvslS
their sound liHbs And
efficacy. .
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THEoMAY QUEEN. By Alfred zTenBv-
son, Poet Laureate. Splendidly Illus
trsted By E-V. B. svO., nor, gilt.
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rhs following area lew q TIE leddfBg diseGs- fl
DALLsYs KAGT4 CAL PAN zxIRACIoH
PHOTOGRAPHIC GLELERT,
N. E. Corner Union and Main Streets,
mEmPHIs. -TENNEssEE.

WE have nov opened up or nsw and elegant rooms
Wv foe tie r~ecepti0n Of visitors. Our rooms are
hsndsouseiy faishet. WitE a largs skgught, arranned
exclusively for making all kinds Of Pictures Our Pho
tograpas viii be colored in oil ty the celebrated artist,
WI. COOPER, ca The most reasonable terms, and Of
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r. HUNTINGTON, President
THO. C. ALLTE, Secretary.
o. 0oEEEcrIoVr sa

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, -
Hartford ao1uty-
H~ARTTu1D, January Z, 1881
Personally ssBsared r. HuufnEton. pruai1snL rBd 2
q. ALVIN, secretary, 81 ths Hartford Fra rusurancs
oumpanTs and made oath that TIE furrE1iuE stnisf.snt.
bT them subseribed, j. true, ful nnd coTrsst aats rent
o. ne ahairs q said cnmrany, and ezhihIfa. 80 FAR az
ea BE- nHceTtainsd a thiE date. lH actuaI ccnflti q o1
the6rHtd DAY o. JanuErys ISL Bsfora ne.
n NICHOLS guztcs Of ne Feis.
c~0ETROLLEz'u oEFTCH,Q
NAEHFILLE. fem. 1tuuarV q. 1eu-
his Is 70 crrify that The Hsrford Fire Insuraars
Company, locHied Il Hartford, in ne 1ats o. C4nner-
HezLhEs eompiied Eth AT ne regzrsumEuf
code, su III EI6j4dTTf1fHfE1 inFurancs -oTparhli1l1.
On ecfiaus If99 70 1901 iaclgslva, a. well e. the set n
11th o. harch. 1850, chapter ats, sectlon 20. req1iriHr
a depoaits with the eoaroler q twenty tbousafd o.
lars o. ufx per cent. honas o. the State a1d thatJan-i
3 CbsdEick isrhe legally authorizeda Esut o. rahlcl--
pauy, Ia the sity Of Memphis STATE q Tennessee
J. 7. DUNLAP, ecurdllsr.
- Poiioiss issued snd renewed und losses seusst
and promptly paid, ~
J. Z. CHABWICK, Agent,
fsI-1m BANK FrTLDING