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and designs of supcrios in Office.
Had he discharged his duty with stern
fidelity, he might have disappointed
some, but, as events have recently
shown in case of another officer placed
in similar circumstances, he would
have been upheld by the applause Of
his fellow-countrymen, and the respect
even Of antagonists.
The safest, as we'll as the most hon.
orable course for every individual in
the public service, whether commander
or subordinate, is to be true to the ffng
of the country, no matter what diff
culties or dangers encompass 1t.
This General Order will be promul-
gated as usual. at all tho naval stations,
aud on board OF all vessels Of the navy
in commission.
GIDEON WELLEs.
Secretaryof the Navy.
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COMPLIMENT TO QUARTERMAsTER Con-
wAy.-Thc Court in Armstrong; case
having suggested the propriety Of some
suitable acknowledgement of William
Conway, on the same occasion, Secreta-
ry WelIes has issued another order, in
which he says:
1t appears from the testimony taken
in Capt. Armstrong case, that William
Conway, an aged seaman, doing duty as
Quartcrmastcr in the Warrington Navy
Yard, at the time Gifts surrender, when
ordered by Lieut.. +. Il. Renshaw to
haul down the national flag, promptly
and Indignantly refused 10 obey the or
der. The love and reverence thus i'm
pulsivcly exhibited forhis country flag,
in the hour OF its peril are not the less
worthy of being called noble and chiv-
alric because displayed one in an hum
bic station. 1t is the more deserving
of commemoration, for subordinates in
the service are not usually expected to
set examples of patriotism and fidelity
in their trusts, but to follow them.
The Department deemsit no more
than strict justice to William Conway
that this testimonial from the Court in
his behalf should be made throughout
the service. 1t therefore directs that
this General Order be publicly read as,
early as practicable after its receipt, by
the commanders of all naval stations,
and all vessels of the Navy in commits
sion, in the presence Of the officers end
men under their command.
GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary of the Navy.
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The Reprimand to Commodore Armstrong

The Reprimand to Commodore Armstrong.
In the general order announcing the
reprimand of that officer, the Secre-
tary of the Navy said:
ain carrying into execution that
part of the sentence which directs that
Com. Armstrong be reprimanded in
General Orders, have painful duty
to perform. The sentence in this case
night be considered severe without the
addition of reprimand, but a Court
composed of officers of the highest in
rank and most experienced III the SER
vice, has deemed otherwise, and it's
judgment cannot but be approved.
The misconduct, indeed, which led to
this trial, does not affect alone the re-
putation and dicipline of the naval SER
vice, but the interest of the whole PEG.
Pile; and the age and length OF service
of the officer who has been found guilty
Of dereliction of duty, under such cir
cumstances, instead of constituting any
claim to lenity, only render it the more
imperative, that the dicipline of the
service should be vindicated.
It was the duty of Com. Armstrong,
as the commanding officer Of the naval
force at Pensacola-a duty which he
could not but know was expressly and
strictly enjoined on him by law-to
show in himself "a good example Of
patriotism, as well as to be vigilant
in inspecting the conduct OF those I'M.
der his command. Whatever the en-
barrassments Of his position may have
been, All earnest patriotism would have
taught him to make the best possible
use Of all the resources at his disposal,
adequate or inadequate, and to have
impaired zeal by his example to those
around him, instead of suffering the
prompting Of loyalty to be checked,
either by any speculations or conjcc-
lures Of his own, or any: suggestions
from others, as to the possible views
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HAIRS sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock

HAIRS S0r00p0r1Ila, yellow DOCK
and IOdlde. OF POtasS-ls purely Is re-
presented and made in strict accordance with phar-
macsntical formula, and Is strictly guaranteed free
from Spirits, Mercury, and Arsenic which caunot
90 said of any other known preparation Of the
kind. Az q good and reliable tonic Alternative II
il unequalled. 1t quickly removes from the sys-
tom all morbid and impure atter,-Asrcury,
Lead and Arsenic. For all chronic diseases, there
is no othar remedy extant that wiv, Or does cure,
Rhumatism, Scrofulv, Old Sores. Salt Rheum,
Govt, Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body,
Neursgis, Pains In the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Spring Fever, Indigsstton, Liver Complaint, and
diseases arising from an impure state Of Blood,
Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, q Halls
Ssrsaparilla, Yellow dock and lodide Of Potass.
For sale everywhere, for One Dollar; Bottles
sent BY express TO any addrss for Five Dollars.
Nos ST. 81 e. s.! o ia. s ss'' San Fassei:es
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In Albany, May asth, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. Thomas Condor, Mr.. A.
Noltuer, of the Oregon Union. Corvallis, and Miss
Ellen Fox, Of Albany.
On Tuesday, May 2sth, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Nelson Whitney, J. p. Mr..
joel Ware, of Lane Co.. Ogn., and Mis- Eliza
beth +. Cochran, of Clickatat Co., W. I.
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Notice

Notice
To School Supctintehdcnts md School Directors
Of W. TIN :ccordancc With the duty devolving
upon me as Territorial School Superintendent, !
books throughout the Territory. After consulting
with several educators and County Superntend-
ents, we have agreed upon the following text
books, and would recommend them for adoption
soon as practicable
Towns Spccr; Parker & Watson's LIST, I'd, I'd,
4th and 9Th Readers; Webstcr's Unabridged Die
tionary Rays Arithmetic, parts LIST, I'd and Sd ;
Rays Hgh-school do; Rays Algebra, parts LIST
and I'd Rays Geometry Rays Surveying and
Trignometry; Clarks English GRAMMAR, ptrts lst
and I'd Cutters Physiology; Corncll's Series Of
Biographies; Woods Botany. 49,.
Yours Truly, B. G. LIPPINCOTT,
Superintendent Public Schools Of w. r:
Olympia, April goth, 1861. 23:tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE WASHINGTON STANDARD

From this period until the election in July, We
will devote large portion of our columns to shb-
jects connected with the canvass, and Of direct,
personal interest of our fellow citizens Of WASH
ington Territory. We will always try to give the
latest aud most reliable news from our National
Government, and will strcnuously endcavOr to
make our paper the medium Of circulating truth
fully the current events ofthc day.
Believing conscientiousy that the true prnci-
pies of Rcpublicanism are inscparably connected
with tho harmony, prosperity and pcrpctuity Of
our country we will take every occasion to assert
and maintain those principles to the best OF our
ability.
BY the arrangements which we have made, our
labors and expenses will be unavoidably increased,
We therefore appeal to all our friends, not only
Republicans, but all others who arc willing to
stand by the duly appointed authorities Of our
country in all times Of danger, and who uphold
fcarlcssly and manfully the supremacy ofthe Con-
stituton and Laws against anarchy, rebellion and
treason to aid and assist us In our labors in the
cause Of truth and justice
Will not our friends in each county aid us in
this matter?
Our correspondents arc particularly requested
to keep us regularly advised of all important in
formation and news having reference to the APP
preaching election. .
The following gentlemen are authorized to act
rs agents for the STANDARD:
J. l.. REcroR, Walla Walla;
GEo. w. JONES and LEVI FARxswoRTH, Clark
County;
NATHANIEL Sroxs, W. II. HAanIs and r. D.
HERRlNGroN, Cowlitz County,
J. W. AxpERsoN, Lewis County;
ALEcx G.. SIXTH and J. W. NIKE, Chehalis
Nv. MxExER, Pierce;
J. w. JOHNSON, King; s ea.
HENRY G. WILSON, Kitsap;
G. NJ. BRADSHAW and II. NJ. OrrUrr, Claim;
JOHN WEBSTER, Port Madison. lssftA4
SuBscRIPrIox-$3 90 per annum - 90 for six
months; so cents for the campaign, to DO paid
invariably in advance. 81 e.. l.s
JOHN N. MURPHY, Editor and Proprietor.
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a"vALCAsLH RxxEDy.-Not less than 500 pa
tients from the various Hospitals have procured
the celebrated Ann- Rheumatic Cordial and Health
Retorasipe, manufactured by On. ApoLPHus, Of
San Francisco, and in the use Of which every i'm
dividual has found speedy and permanent carc.
Amongst the thousands Of persons who have used
this invaluable remedy within the last few months,
every one Of them have experienced the most benz
fetal results. The immense sole of this Health
Restoratipe Is indisputable proof Of its superior
efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than
death from Rheumatic pains, experience speedy
and edectual relief from It's use, and are daily
sending their grateful Acknowledgements 70 the
enterprlsing and scientific proprietor" For sale
at Wholesale and retail by On, II. AnoIFHvs, and
by RspDixarox I Co., Agents,
San Francisco, March 1861. 30:m3.
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Alexandria, the Virginia soldiers fired
at them and fed.
It seems to be true that a body of
Federal troops have advanced to Fair
fax Court House, to take possession Of
the junction of the Orange, Alexan-
dria and Mangus Gap railroad, with
view of interrupting the entrance of
Virginia troops towards Alexandria,
from Richmond and other points.
From the spy-g!ass view Of Alexan-
dria, the stars and stripes are flying
from various points.
Twelve thousand Tennessee troops
arrived at Richmond on Tuesday.
NEW York, May 24.-The news Of
the death of Col. Ellsworth created
intense excitement here. Regret at
his loss is mingled with a general feel
ing that his death must be avenged.
New York, May 24.-The steamer
Ehaa has arrived with 4days' later news.
The British Government has issued a
proclamation warning its subjects
against engaging in the war in Ameri-
ca, and declaring the intention Of the
Government to remain neutral. It
warns British subjects that if they en-
ter the military service of either side,
join ships of war or transports, or at
tempt to get recruits, or ct out vessels
Of war, propose to transport or to
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SPECIAL OEDER--NO. Ito.

SPECIAL OKDER---NO. no.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, April %, 1861. !
.. The amounts found to be due re-
signing officers from the States which
claim to have seeded will de paid them
from the United Stanes funds hereto
fore sent to or deposited in those
States. by order,
l.. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
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BOARDNAxs YEAsf PowDERs.-This article Of
Yeast Powder will render ell articles Of ford made
Of howr or meal more nutritious, diGestible, aud
wholesome. than any other yeast powder IN the
market. We quote thejr constantly incFeasing d.
msnd 40 evidence ef their merit. For sale by oil
the merchants.
(Continued from the A,~sev md Dsmsevse Of Nay
slst, lssl.1 NJ.
Ttnnireay ~ wAsslxsTox, .t,.-
County Of Thssston.
In ths District Court ef the Second Judicial Dis
trict.
An. 4. Blanchss
Fred. A. Clarke and George D. Clarke.
TO GEORGE d. CLARKE:
You are hereby notified that A. n. A. Blanchet
has filed complaint against you and Fred. A.
Clarke In said court, which will come on - b
heard n the first term Of the court, which shall
commcpSe more than three months after the 18th
day Of April, 1861. and unless you appear At said
term and answer, the same will be taken q con.
fessed, and the prayer thereof granted. The OBJ
ject and prayer Of said complaint il to obtain
judgment against you for the principal and inter-
est Of two promissory notes made BY you and said
Fred. A. Clarke to the plaintiff at C0wlits, Lewis
county, ON the 7th day Of July, 1885, amounting
in the whole to the sum Of seven hundred and
sxty-hve dollars and two cents, together with the
interest accruing, and the costs Of this suit.
HENRY N. McCILL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Olympia, April 6, 1861. 3l:i2w
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THE WAY TO PAY TmEM.-The fol-
lowing letter has been addressed to tho
Accounting officers of the Govern
mcnt:
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MAR II led:

aa| We are having rainy weathe
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uDIt1UDxN1 uUIo1 CAIpYDkfx
Fer Delegate g Congress,
u awArd Landor.
June LIST, 1861. 79:ts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-26
CHEROKEE CURE .

An unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness Noctuns
Emissions, Impoteney, Loss of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder 0bstructed and Difficult
Mensruston and sill diseases caused by deviatng from
the path of nature, and indulgng in SelfPollution
By the of this Cure all improper discharges are re
moved the weakened organs of generation speedily
cured and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that sound mind and body are necessary to promote
eonnubia hsppicess.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor dsbitsted worn down
and Departing devotee of sensual pleasure will find re-
lief
1t safe and pleasant In taste. but immediate in its
action containing mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts In the form Of delicious
syrup.
Price 50 per bottle, three bottles for s5, and for
warded by express to all parts Of the world. .
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere
POTTER & MERWLN, ProprIstors
Sole Proprietors 65 Jefferson street. near post Office
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
ER~sod in Memphis by ali responsible druggists.
ur9i dtwavlv
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ATTENTION. MILITIA

LIVERY MAN in the State of Tennessee should now
II be posted in the Militia Lsw-for bis own protec-
tion and guidance complete digest of all tbOse laws
Just issued and for sale at so cents copy BY
del1m HUTTON FRELIGH.
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BY M,CLANAHAN & DILL.
9aiIg appeal,
$40 REWARD!

lost at EEsE ara b o Il &;
IVORY HANDLE COLTS REPEATER, inch
~ barrel. in a patent leather carpet sack Any ona
finding the same will ssye IL at tbs Worshsn House, or
send 70 CAPT. W. A. RAYBURN,
Co II. lst Miss Regt, Camp BearTegsrd.
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PUBLIC SALE!
Attachment N0tice.

A FRAGMENT before ]. A. Stokes Justice of the
"A Pesce, in and for Upton county.
Edward Skales
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nrLEAN,s CORnIAL.

As may be seen, we insert this week the advertise
ment of MeLlesn's Cordial etc.
Eisvery well known not particularly favor
able patent medicines and general thing esehew
the whole of them with but little ceremony and with
these sentiments declined inserting this advertise
ment until knew what the ingredients of the
medicine, and how compounded. This have learned
and believing we do that the Ingredients are good
and the compound judicously made, we recommend it
as a mixture worthy of public confidence.
The above is from the ST. Louis Christian Advoe ate
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. MoAnslly, which
speaks volumes IN favor of McLeans Cordial We say
to all try It See the advertisement In another column
feb6-daw
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Estrays--ghelby County.

rvNAKEN Up by A. Bass, on tie 23d day Of OetO1er
~ ID. 1851, a bright bay mare mule, two and 9
=. Ners cd fourteen hands high, black streak along
-, II md down the shoulders striped legs. black
- & 40 tai and vaned ~ 5 25 Said Bass lives two
Id a half miles north Of Shelby Depot
Faken up by J j Msscey. on the lsth day Of No No
- ten and half hands igh blaze face, let hinc
y, svhite snd valued - ffiy dollars Said MaNcey
aides IN the 18th Civil District hye miles from Mem
r8s X D FIFE hAheeI'
.sez5 w4w
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common Law Court.
Ann y. s'i' petition for Divorce.

Ann S'H' petition for Divorce.
Thomas Nelly
- s,Dea-iHe TO the clerk Of the law side Of the com
,oT law and eiancery court o. the City OF hemphiF
= vaca ion, that defendant, Thomas Nett i non.resl,
- If the State of Tennessee II IS therefore ordered
- ~, fl,at uubI;cafion be made for four weeks tue
lively in the Memphis Daily Appeal req irng salo
s,ss Neil 10 appear at before the second Monday
Ia February neyt Q being the ar aa5 OF tns ~
- tsrm 1862 Of said cOur and plead, slisFer or oe
% n uiptiifs petition, the same Will be taken ioi
as,fesssd aud tbs csnse set for hearing ex parte.
KARCUS J. WEIGHT, Clerk,
BY J. WHEELER D. Q.
a,oiemss s. Gallagher, Attorneys for Plaintiff
1rrEg
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CITY Lamps.
C0PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

rT7TE copartnerEhip heretofore existing under the
/ name and style of w. 4. SMITH d KIBBEE, was
dissolved on The goth day Of November le6l, by luita
zion w F. Smith being charged with the entire settle
nent Of the aboys eopartnersbp. Thoe having claims
against the concern will esent them to W. r. Smith,
and those indebted will make payment to w. k.
Smith who will continue the business.
de2Ilw% w. X. SMITH.
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"a Speaking Of southern manufactures the rspns.
see Baptist, of Nashville, remarks:
MesSrS. Clark, Gregory & Co.,

EE Speaking of Southern manufactures the Tennes
see Baptist, of Nashville, remarks:
Messrs. Clark, Gregory q Co.,
OF our city are manufacturing valuable family medi
eines that will fast known take the place of ali
the pills pain killers and R. R. Relief medicines
sold by millions in the South Ambrosia Oil is truly
an invaluable medicine for bruises cuts burns chocs,
hux oothsehe sick headache, etc. Their painless liv
er pills and ague pills family should be without
DIPTHERIA-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested if taken in time and the patient
kept warm by repeated bathing with Ambrosial OIL
gsrge the throat often with the oil slightly diluted with
water and bind on flannel CLOTH saturated with the
oil on going to bed. We are confident we overcsme
several cases in family with the oil slone and DR. T.
NJ CIsrk's painless phls.-[Tennessee Baptist, Nash.
vile, Tenness
Sold at the manufacturers price by s. Mansfield s.
Co. Memphis, wholesale agents for Southwest and by
all Memphis druggists. no22-dawlm
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NOTICE.

ORDNANCE OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 81, 1851
lastzTED Pf<OPVSALS viii be received at tins othee
-stJi January lst, 1s62. fu nish the Department
three hundred thousand (5O0OO0 bushels OF Stone
- 20 be farrisllsi at she Of twenty-five thou,
5 - ODO bushels per month. sample Of the Coal
80 furnished TO the Ordnance officer, subject 10 his
"a or rejection The Coal is to Be delivered ~
si yard indicated hy the 1sdn1Ree 10 esI
Of the bids. osat ~ Z ~ Is;o-
d.. f-V biu 'eiiNV fi'i''
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WANTED,

# .he Confederate Mills, Immediately TWENTY
Z FIVE NEGRO BOYS. from ten 70 twenty year
a are Steady and safe employment viii be given ol
the ysa si.l,, -ApP' JOHN F. PAGE E co
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NOTICE

CAPTAINS of companies organized for the war in
~ any of the Confederate States will have arms fur
nished them by attaching their companies to my Reg
ment, now forming at Savannah, Hardin county, Ten
nessee, al which place can be addressed
J. N. CREWS,
ro09 Ciolonel Eommandinn
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500 REWARD!
SUGAR.

> = HHDS prime Sugar,
e)eD 40 bbls. Crushed Sugar. Landing per steamers
DeSoto and Louisville and for sale by
GEO. c. BUCHANAN,
de4 No So Front Row
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SneciaI Notice.

LOUISVILLE November 6, 1861.
Messrs T. P. HUGHES JAMES PARKHILL and w. W.
HINKLE have retired from firm.
The business will be continued and sstcd by the
naming partners GARNIN, BELL Gu.
q Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYE.
Office o. Front Row no27-daw3m
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LUMBER. LUMBER!

TUsT received l25,GOO feet clear White Pine one
y and half, two and three inches thick; 10000
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring; 900 900 feet
ersl assortment of Fencing; 100000 sawed and cut
Lsths; 100000 heart Cypress half inch Shingles end
90 900 Fire Bricks in addition already large stock
sell low for cash.
mr4-1y2dp NJ NJ COCHRAN e. BROS.
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NNTICE TO SHIPPERS I

MEMPHIS AND CHARL L1ST0N R. OFFICE,
MEM n-s. December I6 ls6l. )
ON and after the lst Of January, 1862 this Road win
not receipt for freight unless it is in good order
plainly marked with name Of owner, destination aud
station at hich il is to 0e deliver, d. the freight
has to pass connecting road the station at which
il Is to be delivered. st be marked the package
with the initials Of the road which the statiOnis To-
Gated w. J. ROSS,
deIg-lm General Superintendent.
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UaVl1 EI1ALutI.
the above stated case attachment has issued
and levied upon he OF the defendant upon the
affidavit Of the plaintiff alleging that the defendant had
removed himself from this county, and INDEBTED 20
him mentioned in the affidavit and said defend
ant IL qured TO appear at ny Office in Randolph on
the 29t1 day of January, 1862 and defend said attach
ment, or the cause may be proceeded with parte
de24 4w+ JOHN STOKES, j. p.
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FOR THE w AR

T AM, BY AUTHORITY, RAISING A REGIMENT
E'or the War!
1t is to be hoped that he struggle will be short but
wh ther long short ii is evident that the people
of the South have to ghtit through consent to be-
come the obedent saves of Northern despotism.
will gladly accept the appicst ons of such compa
mics as are willing TO devote themselves to the Of
our ContederacY until its independence is recognized
will furnish good and all that the regulations
allow.
Those desiring to join the Regiment win address me
by letter or eis graph apply in person. this place
JEO g. BURCH, G. S. A.,
Columbus KY, Dec. 5th, '6l Aid to Gen. Pillow.
de7-3w
Nashville Patriot Memphis Avalanche, West Tennes-
see Whig Chattanooga Advertiser and Knoxville Reg
insert three weeks and charge to Union aud Amer
lean.
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TWO ENGINES-20 inch cylinder and five feet
Il stroke
TWO BOILERS-26 fest in length and - inches in
diameter.
ONE DOCTOR-cspsble of supplying the above En-
gines. Apply to
@. G. RICHARDSON, or to
dal2daw2m O. INBY d. ROBINSON.
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w-soe F. H. CLARK & Co... column.

E<-soe F h. CLARK Co.'S column
EE- See advertisement OF Ward Il MCOisland, whole
sale and retail Druggists IT'S and IN Main street oppo
site WORKMAN House. seq
kF@The attention of the readers of the APPEAL is
directed to the advertisement of g. W. JONES CO.,
wholesale Druggists No 30 Main street. spl3.1y
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WANTED, FOR 1852
GRASS SEED
FOR SALE!

4 FULL supply for Spring sowing at
IA Z. G. CRAIG'S,
Wholesale and Re all Seed Store
Se1q-daw Corner Second and Union streats