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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met 1T II O'Clock a. II The
Speaker (hir kFMPEKj in the Chair.
mr.. 51BFFEY, from the CoI1 mi ttse on Roads
reported bill authorizing the sales OF stock
held by the State in turnpIke and plank
r0Aas
Oairotiou OF EIc. FLEalxG. the bill for the
prevention OF the distiliat.ou Of grain by
fistilie,s, or other II anuficturars, other than
tina. grown by themselves, Was taken up.
MIR. COLLIER moved to strike ont the words
"other than that grown by Themselves
which w'as adopted
Mr.. NicDoSALD, Of Hampshire, moved to
amend by mikins it she dotyAt the Courts,
the mora snt of the prsse1t a,idH 10 causs tn g
grain and property of the defen dant 10 bs
scizsd.
Ir. SHEFrgr moved TO amend the amend
ment py giving tas defendant ten days a
which to givs bond to answer the laG-Icep
of the court, AID to have forthcoming ell
property )iable tc forfeiture under the judg-
lnent. Adoptsd--ayes ", Z oes :.
Eir. COLLIER moved to further amend the
bill by Ia king the penalty not i3ss than ?lGO
nor more taan 5000. A6orte5
Sir. ANDERSON, Of Rock bridge, moved TO
amend SILL further By providing that, after
The presen ta:ion, iT the defendant shou d con =
tinue 10 distill, tbs sergeant OF the county or
corporation shall seiza the grain. still. &c q,
uniess a competent bond is given by the dis.
tilier that he will Ges:st. Adopted
Mr. BURKE moved to amend farther by pro.
yiding sor the prevention Of the dist;Hstion
OF fruit rs we'll as grain. Rejected.
Er WYSSE ~ owed 70 amend by putting the
bill Ia force on and after :A5 4.h OF id ,ch,
and coatin ia during the war, instead o. rom
its pc.ss9gs.
Mr.. ElcDoEALp, Of Logan, moved to amend
the amendment by giving tive days notice
after the passage Of the bill. by both Houses
Htr. WYNSB accepted ten days as a substi-
tute, and the am endI1ent WAS adopted.
Mr.. BRADFORD said that rs IL was evident
that the bin was very incomplete. he moved
to refer it to the Finance Dom mittee
mr.. RAsKgRvILLE proposed as a substitute
that the bill be referred to the Finance Com
mit'ee, with instructions to report q bill Ell.
trey to prevent the distillation Of grain and
TO prevent its expectation from tns Common
wealth. Rejected. ~
FIR. AsDEasoH. CT rockbridse, moved to
amend FIR. Gr: dford's amendment, BY refer.
ing the bill back to the Special Committee on
Oscillation of Grain Rejected.
The House then rejected the motion OF Mr.
BRADFORD by vote OF AYES So, Fees 45.
Mr HARRISON moved the previous question
on the bill, which was adopted.
The House then ordered the bill to Its en-.
grossment by u vote OF ayes CO, noes IS
The following resolutions OF inQ oiry into
expediency were referred to the appropriate
committees:
BY Mr. STEGER Of increasing the com pen.
sation OF the Sergeant of Richmond tor keep.
ing and supporting prisoners.
BY MIR. IRBT OF refunding certain sum of
money TO j. II Haskins
BY mr. WALKER: OF refunding O certain
sum OF money to w. w. Roos
Nv Mr. Rowan: OF amending the ch a, ter
Of the town Of Union, in Monroe county.
The House then adjourned nc III evening
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

FRox NORFOLK -Ihs enemy counted very
strongly on creating panic In this city BY
the capture Of Roanoke Island, but il they
get close enough here to see, they VIII Wit.
ness quite contrary effect. There il a stropx
determination here 70 welcome the m with
bloody hands to hospitabls graves"
Ihelrd from General Wise yesterday: he
has entirely recovered from his late attack.
aad cow stands ready to avenge the deat tn OF
his noble .on. He IL the man for the times;
would 'batwe had mr1e such.
It u said that Colonel wright II In posses.
sion OF Aizabe.h City. Many Iumors are
rife N the city this morning, but refrain
q wing them, a. they do not seem 10 be an.
thsntic.-Oes. Ra1sbsrS ExYvsss.
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WRsTBxN Wheeling, FEB. IS The
Constitutional Convention tn 8 morning
adopted The following as eec ion Of the ar Il :
Gle on he fundamental provisions Of the Coa.
sti ut!on Of the proposed new State OF Wsss
Virginia, with the understanding that this
section should b settlement Of the vexsd
question:
NO slave shall b brought, or free per.
sons OF color come, into this State. for per-
manent residence, after this Constitution
goes into operation"
This Wilt ensure large majority for me
Consutution. -
The Legislature II still In session. bat viii
adjourn tonight. Holidays Cove Ratsroad
bill Was again dsssated to-day In the Honss
az Delegates.
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Miseelianeous Cases-The following par
ties were before the Mayor yesterday, and
disposed of az indicated below. Henry, slave
of Watt. Tyler, and Jim, slave of b. B. Read,
were sent to Jail to be tried by the Huetings
Court fer rObbing Persons Walker of SOS in
clothing and 900 in money.-Jack . Don
nell, charged with shooting Washington
jenkins, was lot off after An examination.
The shooting, whoever by, was performed At
Metropolitan Hall during the late riot at that
place.-Jehn Fore, volunteer, was brought
up for lying on the pavement at 18th street,
when drunk. Fore said he had lost his gun
and was looking for 1t, being afraid to rejoiu
his regiment, now in North Carolina, until
that useful appendage had been secured. He
cvasl atf.-Geo. Foye was committed for
raislDg q disturbance at the Ballard House,
while under the influence of liquor.-Wiiliam
Gallagher and VIM. Corners, two vicious
looking lads, wore arraigned for making a
violent and unprovoked assault on Or. Well.
fords negro man, with the supposed design
of robbing him. Gallagher, though young
in years, has often been in Jail, and but
lately eventuated tharefrom. Tho parties
were committed for further examination
Thomas L. Angle was arrxigned for steal.
ling a pocket book belonging to Ambrose Bar.
retI, containing $l07 10 In postage stamps
The robbery occurred at an early hour yester-
day morning, at Ford's eating saloon, corner
of Virginia and Cary streets, and was clearly
proved. The party was remanded for ex-
animation before the Hastings Court
Thos. Wilson, charged with stealing a silver
watch from N. n. Clutch, was sent on for
trial for petty larceny before tho Hastings
Court
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Let OC-Michael Kearney, arrested for
stealing fifty dollar note from Harriet Nc.
CrawsOn, wss yesterday examined before the
Mayor and acquitted. The evidence did not
show reasonable ground on which to predicate
the assumption that he had committed the Of
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Far x,,As e,rpas eb2oCR OF raG pIsPAioH
ioRrolK. Feb. 1S.h. 1862
Notv,,hz.anAyE ths exciting news re-
csu,,y r.ceivaa I'm Roanoke Island, and
the defeax of ,l&mparativeiy small num-
hsr of ION fade EAtssoops there by , Asst Of
sunhoa :. ANA 4 lds and we'll drilled army,
the prtnciual subis Of interest here nov II
tina hastls at rorbonslson. Much anxiety
n felt with rssa4 10 the results Of that i'm.
portxut eps .sctfrsa. May 1t be glorious ior
tho sons Of freedgf
1t is stated, BY Yrsons recently fsona North
Caroline, that ,@e are no Yanxee troops at
or near UurritSS Uourt.house. Some OF
the In ha bitan Ut their homes on hearing
OF the apmoacfof Inc enemy, but no per-
son had been Infested in tbs Deie hb0rhooa
refsrred to. is stated that the tecernls
mad sunk ,aooEer or TWO, loaded with
corn. at theNouth OF The Albemarle aId
Chesapeake siasl, and aitor~ards raiaI ns'.
TO the Isian0A There ID no very recent inioi
nation iron, iizabeth City. When last heerd
from. the TOW was comparatively quist, and
the Z alntraders had left the place; bat
their returp;as expected at no distant day.
The most ysxable par, OF the town was not
destroyed.
1t has bee stated recently-and. the report
ID belieysd.t have come from a reliable
source-thS very active preparations are 60
ing on amls the Federal FORCES In the
Sound. snAthnt an important movement
will very sdS-s made in some direction
The otfieersi command OF the Confederate
forces in thisl.ciion are actively engaged in
preparing ;oIany advance that may possibly
oe made IRON the waters OF North Carolina.
l will aots d arrival here, yesterday, OF
heroine fronl that productive part Ct the
Old North Site now in possession of ouI
aggressive foesl She stated th It a NUN Der Of
persons had CHE away from til cir homes o.
peace and aie and had left their property
at the usrcy ofihe invaders. She, howeye.
was only snslf on q visit; felt NO tear wb.,
ever Of the Isakees; intended to return i'm
mediately, and 1ttend to her domes lie affairs
She intima ted also, that 1t might prove haz
ardous to any Northern intruder who would
In ro n notes.-the property which she h &
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PRcxorIoSs II fsE NAVY We understand
that Commanders Lee and w hittle have been
promoted to the rank OF Captains-Oaptains
"for the war" From this we gather that IL
llsh something Of . Provisioaal navy, aud
nader that Inn preston take lsavs 70 protest
In the stron Gsst terms against any policy
which has q tendency TO dwarf the growth
and development Of this important arm Of
our defence. It II Z vast mistakes most
Serious error, % suppess9 slthsr now or
hereafter We can dispense with large naval
eeta ohment.-Norfe4 Dsy Book
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PATRIOTIC MARYlANpRRs. letter to tho
Neweern Progress, da ed Qoidsboro', n. g 1,
Feb. 18th, says:.
A company Of Iaryianders arrived here
this morning, which will be assig ned to some
post in this State by Gen. Gatiin. The ac-
ton of this company presents q strong appeal
70 our own twelve months mon to 70 enlist.
The company left Baltimore on the Ista Of
May last, since which time IL has been In
service at various points in Virginia. and was
at the battle OF Manassas. when Roanoke
was taken their time Of enlistment had just
expired. and they had commenced ON the six.
~ days furlough offered by the Government
before going in 10 the service again; but, ac-
tuate6 By u noble patriotism, they threw up
their Through and ut once voiuu teersd TO come
to cur assistance. Patriotic Mtrylanders /
Oppressed Maryland when will the day Of
thy deiiyirancs dawn! This company may
possibly reach your place tonight.
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dare TO notes.-the property which she hsd
toiledl nulate. There were deadly
x.spl fly concealed about her per.
son. MI ooting order, we'll charged,
with q ready for ins tant use in case
Of enc a, judging rom appearances,
she ha to bring her rsvolvers to
bear Pwd of impudent, proving
Yank est advantage.
Rev Enghor ne, OF this city, Is en-
gage volunteer company, which
he in emand. Capt. +. nicCourt,
who asbs.53 q experience in military mat
tef3 ,s also raxtg company to increase our
ford . for thu xrro>chiug spring campaign.
FL "a Frsa ~ agatas are now Iisiag at an
che in Han " Roads. Some Of the ctilceIs
q mn to R;a,y yesterday. To-day they
Engaged ting some places OF impor.
"a and len in the city and vicinity.
The obf-A |svisit Of this French fleet is
nwt known IL 5at will doubtless be here
after developer and prove to be significant,
and, |. is believed, beneficial to the great
cause ofhuman rights and Sivn liberty.
After many days Of dreary, cloudy weather,
the dense, yaporyt masses above seem to be
passing away seaTard. and the warm sun-
ii. hit Ia str uxel:ns As-S -s5anrepah the moving
clouds and reach the dark, damp, rugged sur
face Of the earth, an i render it more cheer
full and comfortable habitation for toiling
striving, fighting humanity.
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r,r.a,As e,.ns.s bsso. OF rss DrsfAroa

The Latxa frlw Ia Coroi,aa--FraEates
"a IA ,Pn Reads. sc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-20
Farm anu 6arnen.
Charcoal for Hogs and e.het Alipsls

One of the most simple and ex-4
cellent medicines. for any derange-
ment of the stomach of haman be-
ings, is finely pulverized, fresh-I
burnt, charcoal, For this purpose
it should be closely corked up in a
bottle as soon as it has. been burnt
and ground; teaspoonful taken in.
wine glass of water once a4day
will frequently be found beneficial
and worth more than all the quack
nostruins with which the country
is flooded. IS
But our object was to speak Of
the value of charcoal TO domestic
animals, particularly to fattening
hogs. A, half pint Of it finely pull
verified and mixed with corn meal
and water, to each animal once or
twice week, viii be found ex-
tremely beneficial in aiding diges-
ton and preventing any derange-
ment of the stomach arising from
over-feeling, as is liable to be the
case with that hoggish animal
Besides serving as medicine, tits
also extremely fattenlng, either in
itself or rendering the food eaten
more available by eonectlng and
stimulating the digestive powers
Charcoal has also been known
to work wonders in fatteningi poul-
try, geese, 'ducks,, etc: 1t may pt
given in the same way as recon-
mended for swine. Fowls that
have accidentally been confined
for long time where they had
access to no food, except charcoal
when discovered, were found moi
only to have sustained themselves G
but to have actually fatteiaed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-20
CLARK & EUlLtR's !.
ANBROSIALOIL.
CLARK. GREGORY \ co,
Sole Proprirtofs, :"

u u II e ~
81 Headache. Earaehe, Teothache, in three
minutes; Rheum ,tism ., Coughs, Neuralgia,
Colds, Ervsipeals. Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Collie, Cramps. Ihhamed Eyes. Chr,nic Sole
Eyes, Sore Throat, Cats Burns, Br,lises.
Sprairs. Chapped Hands, Piles. Ulcers, Diar-
rhua. Buniohs, Curns, Frosted Feet. Deafness
Old Sores. Sure Breast, s. 4, Nipples, Soald-
Heal, Ringworms, letter. Snake Bites, Spider
Bites, Dog Bites, Bat Bites. The srorld as
-harehged Jor its eqpa' far Scalls ana Burns
1t cures Searches on horses. Sore Ewes on
horses. Sprains, Swinneys foll. Evil. Fistulr.
saddle and harness Calls. fresh Wounds o.
Sweilngs, aud is the best known remedy to
apply to ndeI-footed horses from founder
take up the feet and battle we'll about the frog
of the foot. Cares all cntaneo,is diseases Oh
IN an or beast 'tr' .Y'i@ ffs -! f III
. No meairine can cure in all cases. but we
lean show more real proof Of tile virtue OF
AMsRosTAi. 0fLtin its healing rrorer,ies frcm
responsible men, who are above l.eins bought.
than can he produced for any other medicine. =.
We do not assert a cure for every malady
IN which the bnman family are subject, but
what we proclaim we can substantiate by liy-
ing witnesses. The AMB1oSIaL on is a
Nashville preparation, and sold throughout
tue StiuIH anu o'pftHWeSt oy al gp"u uIuS-
grisis and general dealers. The Sonih may
be Justly proud thar Br. Clark a ilniire Teii- 4
ncsseean. after mItrh slsfbor a,d rcsear b, has
produced = really worthy medicine. which is
hound to- drive ont much II The worthless
imported trash with which the country s.
Hooded. t,!telsftfil. * .yff.gstsr.f t,fI
Ple,se call at otr uficq, where We will
take pleasure IN showing lc,tc,sland iesfinno-
mails too Lrmcrors to set forth in the form
vi ap atvertisement. some of whichcome from
Physicians in high standing, who are using
itin their practice, as they safe with mar-l
Vicious effects, i,b4irftfSg oii I'D .!lTpl
y We challenge the world to, produce, rem
edy so speedy and cfectaai IL its healing prop
critics. s'rs@ !4TjqJS 9hi I@EHU DIRE 81
~ Read the evidence 81, the virtue of
Clark & Fuler's Ambrosi;ll OIL, evidence so
authentic, anil from pcrsehs w base @Stii and
Standing. arcsimeProaehal,le Res,l aud he
convinced. fcsI
.5ifilH CLARK, fREG0RY a,co:,, l9Jl
sIyTS Sole frepSietorsl Nashville. Tenn. Il
FPr, sale ,by,W CilngaKR, Pa. cite vil:e., :.
Nov 15.--12m
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.soapsuds.-In days that once
were, the soapsudss went to the
gutter as regularly as the wash
ing-day was ended; and there
are toe.nrany who allow the plan
>, be followed in the present day.
All do notlyetseemto have learned
that q ,tubfull of strong soapsuds
is worth as much, as a fertilizer,
as a wheelbarrow of goodailan,He-
Now every bucket Of soapsnds
should be thrown where it viii
not be lost. The garden is S a
good and convenient place in
which to-. dispose of it; but the
roots of grape-vipes,, young trees,
or anything of the sort, viii do az
well. = -
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s, An exchange paper gives, tie
following advice for the times:
.Live temperately-ggo toichhrch
love all the pretty: girls-mar-
ry one of them--live like "a man,
and die like a christian. lo9{ =
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BED CLOTHES.

Three-fourths of the bed cover
ing of our people consists of what
are miscalled "comfortables," viz:
two calico cloths, with glazed cot
ton wadding Laid between and
quilted in. af
The perfection Of dress, for day
or night, where warmth is the
purpose, is that which confine.
around the body sufficient OF Its
warmth, while it allows escape to
the rest. Where the body is al
. lowetrto battle protractedly III Its
own vapors, we, must expect an
unhealthy effect upon the skim
Where there is too little yentila7
ting escape, what is called lnsensi-
bly, perspiration is checked, and
something analogous to fever SUI
peryenes., Foul tongue, i'll taste,
and lack of morning appetite be-
tray the error. In all cases the
tempter suffers, and ':my dear, this
is execrable Coffee" is probably
the table greeting.
How much is the rosy health
OF poor children due to tue air
leaking rooms of their parents; and
what a progenitor Of pale faces is
close chamber? ss as4 - re i
To he healthy and happy, pro
vide your bed with the highest and
most porous, blankets. The finer
the better. The cheapest IN price
are tile Jdearer lin health. 'Tom-
fortables9 are uncomfortable and
unhealthy Cotton, if it could be
made equally porous and kept SO,
we, should prefer to wool. The
same for d;tify undcrclothcs. But
more than all else, let your cham
Der be web ventilated Knock in
e hole somewhere to give your es-
Gaping breath m exit, and another
to give fresh air to your lungs in
the place of. what they have ex-
pred. ! So shall youihaye pleasant
dreams at night and in the morn
ing cheerful, rising, sweet breath
and good appetite. -
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"What's Biography, Bill?' s'Ifs
a tellin' of forrin' lands that we
know hotbin' about, BY cute chaps
that's never seen 'em." Bill got a
government situation. esi 'ff< "a
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A provincial reporter elegantly
observes of a female pickpocket;
'sShe comes like a sunbeam. and
Ike it, steals noiselessly away" nas
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A western paper boasts that
there is a. young. lady in Kane
county, Ill, by the name Of Peck,
only fourteen yePrs of age who
weighs 202 pounds. GA sa
When the Pch; grows to be a
anshel, What awhoppershewill lie.
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CAN PROCURE I
ARE hLIA0sT COMPELLEDTO RAVE.

! srus, that none will take offence to
The course | have adopss !, fNr. With
out this E!would be compiled TO
quit the tusiness. / hope all !hnsP
who may favor me with their ipatran
&c will Come pre- pared to Pay the
CASH Tor the goo,i' ''e
? ~ TIC. GOODRICH, I.
Jan l6, 1862. .,..f.t.7fi- r..
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old. Types

EFoA Sale at fhss OF 50 on slIg sisaf1s4
G0y sd r. sEss@ssf eAeHsof .e37g5s
restaT
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!, Dog-steallng In the second de-
gree--hookmg city-made sai.sages
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Insolvent Notice. .ssssa +.

JDURSU ANT 10 an order Of the Clerk Sf
Fl the County Court IF LpioihtSr otityl
reDsssg won the sIggestispf of tise adfaiDs-
traitor Of the estate % John ~. ltaseedl lee,
pfIiHs Observation-Disclosures c,istfd
notice. is hereby given to alls psfspYs bsyfts1
rlaihis againstsaia cttase 10 rsjsefa ilttih ~
the lclerksef said, Court, ,anlLeH isat'd 81 ~
before the s>t day Of ueusf. Ese ,9of@
p" rata fdistfi iiou, skst willie inptNv
lebarreh.
Fyo. 6 w.MALEx4SpEs. zsssTni
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-02-20

When NJ White looks black
does he change color? $50. 50 ira ~,
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A. physician, in company with
others of the cloth, thus boasted
81 was first to discover the Ash
attic cholera, and communicate it
to the public"
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.WlG0N WORk;.
I'M

'S5sr&3SG3gD Giss i .taa.s3
with great punctnaii,y. All or.lers,promptly
attended 10. All repairing due when done
and dime when promised. . ~ Feb!2iifts
"A. n. Bryan, Aim'r. q Others ~, si's y
! 3fiir+s-tiH Vs. y%UFni t'D"t inrs ais
Joseph buchanan and others o. .,s slsahhes :
nN motion Of complainant iy his
NJ. counsel, and it appearing toibe ratisfac
ton of the Clerk that defcndsnfs Jesenh
Buchanan and his wife Cynthia and John Bry
al, are ,nop7 presidents Of the State 81. fehresl
see 4 II H. therefore, ordered That qualification
he rn;pie in the FAYgTrEvILGE, 0ssresss. "a
newspaper rnblishsd in theto Of Fsyette-
vile. Lincoln County, Tennessee. 4fprb forft
weeks IN successiori. commanding them yrbc
said Joseph Buchanan, sl,3 his wife ,csntbi,.
and John BRYAN to appear at or befa.s he +.
April term Of the Coui.tvi Coaftj nf z iueeia
Co., to be held at the Court Ho,se in the
town Of Fayetteville on the FIRST ,BSoss-
day i'm April. 1863. and plead, answer. :. e
'lemur TO HE camplainaDtS hin. >o3he twise
the'sane' VIII be tsk e6 FOR Contested aud Set
Tor trial expsrte as to them. dJu nj
With. s.. Daniel J. Wilmington. Clerk ~
nnr said !Crnrt .she H.si Monday in F,brusuy,
1922 - ADaNfEL j.. wfiItFnsGTaN
Ebl 18th, fSGs5I tT Sod-if1IG ssk,5i
.gA gino wou s1i
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~ a manufacturer invites the pub
Tic to come and see his iasisibl6
wire fence. z - IIs1si. r.
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To cure hams, first. ascertain
what is the matter with them,
then apply the proper REMEDIES,
and if you do not.sneeeedin curing
them, it isn't yourfa fault.
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New, kIeSant, aiid fi>.iiil'.fhie =
EIURII1tEREI!

y -I'iI IsHf 1gis1 3fI srf,if.t.,fs.f
TIME ubseribers respectfully invite I-.z-,i
4 the atteition Of tie phhsic toiheir --IE3-
CABINET WARE ROOM III - 1is.s
at he stand foruiyvtr l9now II az fsa.i's Pan
Yafa. where hPlsekrfJers .sr. Others ,yish-1
ing 10. get, any description If fbrDiirre. are
requested 10 favor fbebo wa3s rail- Their.
workEin poiRt OF siyls. Anlalrsfty~asd fpSh,
shall pot he surpassed by any establiInieff
in the county 'AHtiJ siif fsJHfEiat(
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