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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-19

SHooTING.-We learn that Br. W. N. Rains,
e citizen Of Newton county, was waylsid and
shot while riding over his plantation, on the ssh
inst. The charge entered his head sud hip,
woundine him severely, but st last accounts he
was still living though not expected to recover.
Il seems that whoever shot him was concealed
behind a log, sbout the center OF the field, near
the path which he usually travelled while over
seeing his hands, aud that be was allowed to
approach within about twenty yards of the am
buscads before he was fred upon. We learn
that Mr.. Rains made affidavit, in which he
charges the ect upon two individuals, named
respectively Robert = ysnt and Augustus Lam
bart-EasierH Clarion.
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TO Renf.


FURNISHED ROOM. eoaYenlsuty heated Al
- ply 20 FRARCI8 POE
cel25t Agent o 8. Preia5s Lsan-
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS =!
Auction Sale.
On TUESDAY, December 23d mas. a. Hss7rs.
Gaorna E.a-r & a b. 49,

N0UI 81 UaIN . % , 0llIl.
ERENCH CHINA TIA AND TOILET skis
A Motto Otf-e Cup4 sni hHT.
Esn.y and SIS Ietea Teie SETS.
Ccl1kas Bottles and P5wder Boxes
500 TOY Dtunsr sni Tea SEA-.
49, psi- Deco-a'et Chiaa Vases wcrh Hnsu So
20 SlcQ PAL;
Cue ru1 FggraTsd Vine Sets,
Fowls sud Preserve Dishea VITA . Wid,aat
roTerE
Pitchers t Celia $ Pingsr Boas.
Ard a Er-at FEsisiy Of s~rteiss Enitabls for ChristuaF
prssen.s.
vii sao sci Iysry hsn5lsd Knives and FoTks.
Plate Warmsrs, ChsauE Dishes Brasa Fesdeu AaM-
r0us, ahovsa End Iongs, tHeatF sets nsh pseerns
Oval Voter. islaid VITA Pes-. ard oss rmaI Hsstng
steve. etc. sale 30 smueuee ST. 10 o'ccek.
d-l9Gta j 4 BOYD aHst5arssF
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REBEL MATCHEs, REBEL MATCHES
REBEL MATCHESI

THE andsrsigned having sstabished Eafsh Msna-
i faciory In the city Of Jackson. would lzf5rm thoss
wishing % purchase, thar 81 orders frem g AsfEaes. -
oompaned With the cash, viii b promptly hHzd
dee-9im n. STERN & co
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IlOST.

ON the the night Of the D3h q Dscsmbsr, ons
~ LEATHER TRUNK. canvas cover marked c.
s the CqQfsdsrsts H0uss. Il. T.. DAFB
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-19

INCEEDIARY ATTEMPr-A bold but unsuc-
cessful attempt was made ID burn the enrolling
Office in Augusta, Georgia, on Monday hight
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-19

u Butler la, issued a general order, in
which he states that the Bank Of New Orleans
having been fully examined, and its circulation
having been made secure, be permitsi it to rssun e
is usual course d business.
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LOOK AT THISI
]. Heuasbert. a jackson p.nat.

MOULD especially laforn bis ddsnFs aed ts
" public generally that e LA removed to Wsa
4aeEson, s1d hat be COW no d foIth Dc "a ED Tra-
guls- Depot buAaing where be 0defs faE salz, amoHg
Qtls articles too uumeruus 90 msudol. he GleEuQ
SWee- Cider. Ia g Roasted Go9bar Pea. s1ue LrEa
P-scsns, O pdy, CksWirg and 8nckfEF Tabsco. bssE
quality o 3 eva sugar. b. beTas CO ts pound
ecuu-ry p oduee, s2ca Es Butter. Efgf Ctieksas sd
Turkey Lard. 5sufsgsf ere.
AlaI for sale, s5He Pevvde. and Pe-cu1lsa Casa
sd -Wsuy rsams Of saso- e5 slses u WrapBzr Pa
per Hs -isEe 80 bry a teFs qusntiy 81 Grsaz&
f issVo-al q zen Chskeas ard TUksu Tor tsa.
J. H~EUDEBERT
49, West CT Jaeksca
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~ Hon. Thor as Ewing, Of Ohio, we see if
s,stea. Il about 70 publish a pamphlets exhibiting
ne trso ebaraeltt Of he proceedings Of tie
ps.cs conBersnce in Washington, in the early
U.rt OF 1861
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" The Yankees call the soldiers Of our
army "seedy" From tho way their generals
ars superseded Of late. We incline to the belief
that thev are getting sRper-seedy.
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NOTE HUIhN "a Wal1H l1rl H1an M -
a Afelv to LN f1hEH
IsanT@ RN q Nra~nN
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T0 PRINTERS,
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WAETED tnusfstslr. st Es Hiasta OPT Bsp-
w tst' ohos FIVE C0MPOSfrOR1
Jeeksan. AlEa. Dreanber Is 1914 LdalAEl
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D L. C~AMPBELL..G. x. BGESETT--M. GARK.
Campbell & BENNETT.
General Commission Merchants.
No. 50 North Water -Mobls, AA
HeESaSMENTs Of 81 kinaa e Southsz EEd
~ Western produce s5i,itsd, an9 PfunFt attsR "a
T. arar ID. HfefEEm
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w Attention is called to " Christmas Gias
an advertisement, IN another column Aiiead
the sale on the sd instant
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TRFASrRF D~EFSETEENT q
btcaNogn Dssaber 217@a
interest bM PAID en- mterS, Bearg
Treasury Notes,
HoLnE2S a fcler,e rAEk Tfe.8 S
IA herfr uodat4hW irt1ftst #tFA III
due lksraa aa Na Es aay Esa1s1E n-Et 81 p
lAa As Trau eftet & q csfo
tha 1ges#srgc etFse1 Us GclA Eet
MAD 5 s h Sims
3 q NkN
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uuow MEmPHEs-MaNzMBMTs aF
THu ERMfHE.

Through a gentleman wh1 left Memphis on
Saturday last, we learn that General SIBERIAN
with his division Ct the Fsdeial army had fallen
hseL % Msmpbjs. and the information a. Grens-
IA Yesterday was that GsuerI GRANT had fallen
hack to Holly Springs SBERMAN's troops rep
,ssertsd the roads to be in toe bad Q condition
er a further advance through the country. snd
cave II ont IS their purpose 10 descend the Mis-.
s;s,i,oi and efT,ct a landing somsWhat neaTer
,bair obiee.iye points. TIE Yazoo is doubtless
.be srst point of their desti ASTON, and If so, it
bsbo,vss our military authorities 10 be watcbfal
and ~vigilant.
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just Published =
7 II 4
CONFEDERATE STATES ALMANAC
AND
Repository of Useful knowledge
FOR TIE YEAR 1861

Volume IL Fi1st Series. Price Is ea.
TTTTH full snd eomplst, Calendar aad Aairoass
w cal calcul atoms f0r fhs ytGr 1863 he Rorh en-
brssea g great Ysrleig and extent q very nssfai End
imr oreut i~nioraatien rsiLt NJ 20 the SoathsTn STATS
Taeir resources, populEtiou, tFHds. omusrss, faHs-
{ e. Of GOTTEN, sugar SD ofbsr crops Tbs --latest -
D -rts from the gEIious Dspsrm8aN Of tas C0zf-6srEhs
G-overuuent htri tics and vaiuabla Reports hca ~
{ divid1sl STAKES Of ths Confsdsraey, 20 which O. sod
"A DtaTy 81 The Wa, brought doWu % he dsJ 7f
gabicaiou. Se1tby mail on receipt Of Phea
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y The alarm Of are yesterday afteneOR
wsg caused bv the DISRUPTION Of The beautiful
nav cottage Of Mr.. A. J Gillespie, one mile
and : half north Of the city. The building vas
osmolsted. although partially occupied
gysa servants quarters s6oining. were saved,
tbroneb the exertions Of the occupants. The
Gre or.g;nsted in an unfinished portion Of the
bni,sinr. and unfortunately among materials 50
esmburtible. that its e1Enguishment was an
impossibiisy. and tbs whole building was
DESTROYED. The 6re eenTany made every exeI-
Ton 10 reach the scene in time 70 be Of service,
bat owing to the distance and an accideni to
the apparatus, they were ansbis to render any
ssrvice. We beard no es innate OF the loss sus-
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n. 4. SCHLUIHk,
General Agent and Commission Merchant,
Jechsons Miss,
A TTETDS 70 fke feesivins, f5rFsrd.ag sod ssWDg
"a 81 al kinds OF Esrchsndas entcsta4 = ia oEFe-
chcs ore 6oog fr0n S~psuglrrs csruar A EeseEI g.
sors2 e. al kiEds q Fsudso o. aand fsF saa-
dalElm Il. L ECHaUTER
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MATcH-MAKIsG EsT ABLisHMENT. Start
nat ancient maiden. buxem widow, or bouncing
belle. We have no reference 70 matrimonial
matches, but 10 the frietiS u match manuiscsory
Of n Stern & Co, in EIis city, whose advsr-
tissnent appears ia ano her column. They are
now turning cut immense quantities Of these
matches Of be very best quality, aud are pre-
psred to fill all orders ol short notice. This is
. branch q public enasPFise which should, and
pe have 70 doubt viii, receive q liberal share Of
patronage. The matches Manufactured By this
firm are equal to tbs pest Yankee production.
Ia n be encouraged
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The returned prisoners are 10 receive q
benefit from TIE lad les ef jackson on Christmas
eve. wednesday sfening next a concert and
tsbleaux have beer decided upon for the enter
tsinnent, and every preparation is making 70
render the occasion one Of enjoyment suited to
the season as well as worthy Of the object.
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Bnnks, Expedition.

RICHMOND, December 1z-The Enquirer considers il
pretty certain that Banks expedition has made ia
dsbsrkation ct Beaufort, North Carolina near the south.
,sst e4,rsmitv Of Pamlieo sound, on The railroad LEADING
thence 70 Nerburn. The expedition against Klngsiou
perhaps, contained o OF Banks troops,
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e The Ycksbure Htig learns that the resi-
dence Of George Per IS, Esq, Of Monroe, La
was totally consumed By ere a few days ego,
sud that four Of biz children were burned 50
death. Mr.. Puryis himself wss so badly burned
that be survived but a shorl time Mrs. Purvis
was seriously iBjure in making Der escape from
the upper story Of tie building
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Last EDeuing's DisPatehes]
Piketown. R~asuelxy. Tnken.

R1cHmosD, December la letter read from an
officer Of General Fioyds eommand, conveys the graf
flying report Of an Important success at Pikstown' Ken
.sueky. whI,h place Is said TO have bcsa taken by Col
Larkson Col John Duly aud fly men we're kAled'
and sixty prisoners taken. The enemYs whois force Of
four hundred and fny, we're scattered, and ninety Hai
boats taken loaded with stores.
General Floyd Is reported TO have cleared out tss
home guard m-ara1dlhg Of The enemy.
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DR.. Hsarnden. Of Gen. Lees STAT. furnishes tbs fol
lowing statement Of our loss in the recent engagement
near Fredericksburg
AeLaws division. Barksdals's and cobbs brissdes
III. Kershawh $50, Struggling eases q. Anderson's
division, Wncoxs br Esde. 9 Mabone'E5 Ransom's d.
vision, Cooks brigade. 275. Philips Division, go Ear
lys aud TalIaferO's commands, about 800. D. r..
HIS division, about 10. Washington artillery q
Pekets division, 20. HoOkers command, l01 Total
1850
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Omeial Report Of oar Loss ArOHnd Fred
crickseHKEs

RIcH4oSD. December i7-Gen. Robert z Lee, IN his
onieisl reportof the battle near fredericksburg says
eur loss during operations since the movements Of the
enemy began, amounts to about eighteen hundred
killed. and wounded Among the former regret to re-
port the death Of the patriotic soldier and statesman
Brig Gen. Thomas R. r, Cobb, who fell upon our left
and among the latter that b-sye soldier aud accom-
plishsd gentleman, Brg.-Geu. MaEey Gregg, who was
morally wounded during the attack on our right wing.
About five hundred and fifty prisoners were taken
during the engagement, but the full extent Of the en-
emy's loss is unknown.
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Thus much for tho point Of honor, that gush
ise spring Of greatness to men and nahOns.
N,r arc the calm dictates Of political wisdom
less urgent. Maryland, KenEscky and Mis-
sour are highly desirable, if not necessary 70
the Coufederaey. If they be yielded wthsut
their consent to the North, eternal dissstisias-
ton will reign among US, and future war be in
av;t.bla
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but as soon as they make proper discrimination,
l trust, washing sheep will be done away with.
Gro. CAMPBELL.
West Westminster, april "a, 1862"
In addition to the above. we find similar adj
vice given by others in different sections of
the Union. Mr.. IL. lIcnenway of White
water, Wisconsin, in some remarks on sheep
husbandry and wool prospects gives us some
very good advice on this subject. We obridgc
from his communication the following which
refers more particularly to this subject:
"Much has been said about preparing our
wool for market, more particularly in relation
to sheep washing. Throughout the more ex.
tensive wool. growing districts the question has
been agitated, and many have entered into COM
binetions, and passed resolutions TO dispense
with the practice of washing sheep. But al
most all combinations seem TO fail; the mani
facturers seem to exert controlling influence
by adopting the one-third shrinkage from all
unwashed wool.
1t appears 10 me that the manufacturer would
be the gamer to purchase his stock of wool UNI
washed, as the system of brook washing is so
equal. One lot of wool may be washed very
clean, and done up in a clean and merchantable
style, while second lot may be half done, and
the third lot is very much damaged by being
washed in muddy pool The same slovenly
manner is followed by shearing and rolling up
the heeces on dirty barn floor, or on a dirty
spot of ground.
Such lots Of wool are sold generally within
one or two cents, and many times as high
as the very clean lot first mentioned. II
is all sold under the head of washed wool
making an average lot of the whole. The for
mer aids in selling the latter"
The practice Of washing sheep, he says land
every one who has had any sheep to wash will
subscribe to the truth of iO, is attended Will
many difficulties. A convenient place for wash
ing may be far away, rendering it injurious &c
drive flock of sheep. Then again, it fire.
quently happens TO be rainy time after wash
ing, and the length of time before the sheer
become dry brings on disease among them
Many more injuries arise, and, on the whole j
a laborious practice to both man and beast
Now what shall be done TO remedy the evil
We can easily answer. Either let the manu-
facturer pay enough more for well washed WOO
to make it paying business to wash the sheep
or discontinue the practice together.-Mdin
Farmer.
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What will DR.. Hurd'S Remedies Effect :?

DIR. HuRD's MOUTH WASH AND TOOTHPOW-
DER will give young ladies that finest charm in wo-
MANA sweet breath and pearly teeth. Try them,
lad;es.
Dir. IIUTD's MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POW
DER will cleanse the mouth from all foul eXlalations,
and if used in the morning, will make the breakfast
taste sweeter and the day begin more pleasantly
Hundreds of persons can testify to this. Try Them
gentlemen
DR. HURDs MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH pow
DER the best preparations in the world for curing
BAD BREATH and giving frmness and health 70 the
gums. Hundreds of cases of Diseased BLEEDING
GUMS, SORE Mourn, CANKEH, etc, have been cured
by DR.. Hurd's astringent wash.
DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH AND TOOTHPOW
DER give an additional charm to courtship and make
husbands more agreeable to their wives and wives to
their husbands. They should be used by every per
son having
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From the Atlantic Monthly for June.
AsTR H,A AT THE CAPITOL.

,oItTIoN OF SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA, 1862
ny JOHN q. WHITTIER.
When first saw our banner wave
Above the nations council-hall,
heard beneath its marble wall
The canking letters OF the slave!
In the foul market-place stood,
And saw the christian mother sold,
And childhood with its locks of gold,
Blue-eyed and fair with Saxon blood
shut my eyes, held my breath,
And, smothering down with wrath and shame
That set my northern blood afame,
Stood sient-whore to speak was death.
Beside me gloomed the prlson-cell
Where wasted one in slow decline
For utterng simple words of mine,
And loving freedom all too well.
The flag that from the dome
Flapped menace in the morning air;
stood, pcrilled stranger, where
The human broker made his home
For crime was virtue; Gown and Sword
And Law their threefod sanction gave,
And to the quarry of the slave
Went hawking with our symbol bird,
On the oppressor's side was power;
And yet knew that every wrong,
However old however strong,
But waited Gods avenging hour
knrw that truth would crush the lie-
Somehow, sometime, the end would be;
Yet scarcely dared hope to see
The triumph with my mortal eye.
But now see It In the sun
free flag floats from yonder dome,
And at the nations hearth and home
The justice long delayed is done.
Not as we hoped, in calm of prayer
The message of deverance comes,
But heraded by roll of drums
On waves of battleatroubled airl-
Midst sounds that madden and appal,
The song that Bethlehems shepherds knew J.
The harp of David melting through
The demon-agones of Saul!
Not rs we hoped;-but what are wep
Above our broken dreams and plans
God lays, with wiser hand than mans,
The cornerstone Of liberty.
cavil not with Him: the voice
That freedoms blessed gospel tells
Is sweet to me rs silver BELLS
Rejoicing Yea, will rejoice!
Dear friends still toiling in the sum-
Yc dearer ones who, gone before,
Are watching from the eternal shore
The slow work by your hands begun
Rejoice with mel The Christening rod
Blossoms with love; the furnace heat
Grows cool beneath His blessed feet
Whose form is rs the Son of God
Rejoice. Our Marahs bitter springs
Are sweetrned; on our ground of grief
Rise day by day in strong relief
The prophecies of better things.
Rejoice in hone! The day and night
Are one with God, and one with them
Who SEQ by faith the cloudy hem
OF judgment fringed with Mercy's light!
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NEURALGIA PLASTERS.

Dr. HuED's NEURALGIA NON ADHESIVE
rLASTERS are the most pleasant and successful
remedies prescribed for This painful disease. The
patient applies one, becomes drowsy falls asleep,
and awakes free from pain, and blister other I'M
pleasant or injurious consequences ensue. For EAR
ACHE sud NERVOUS HEADKCIIE, apply according TO
directions and relief will surely follow. Nothing can
be obtained equal to DR., liurds Compress for Neg
rulgia. Try them. They entirely novel, curl
Gus, and original preparation, and wonderfully sue
cessful. They are of two sizes, small. for the
face price Is cents, and the other large, for appca-
ton to the body, price 81 cents.
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A MOMENTS REFLECTION OUGHT TO
IA convince sensible Of the folly and danger -:
constantly dosing with Cathartc Medicines The practceis
porncious and suicidal An experience Of forty ha
taught that the constantly increasing evils Of indigestion
earuly aggravated by the free Of Cathartcs
The American people fast becoming nation Of dyspep
tics by their artificial modes Of life Drastic Catharcs in
crease the raby and PROSTATE the strength OF the di
gestive organs.
The pills are especially designed aay this
all the functions of Digestion while they gently
tive They mild and inygorating that one is not
minded by any dsagrecabe effects that ho has taken med
cine.
Business Men, Students. Professional Men, Females and all
persons leading confined sedentay life should try them
The undersigned Physicians, horfuy certify to tie high
professional standing DR. COLBY Stansead, Of the
Oldest and best Physicians, and to the eNcelr qualities Of
his "Ant Costve and Tonic pills. which la, eu-el in
practice and highly approve.
J. b. GIBSON, NJ. D., Durham, c. 4.
Z. T.. COTTON NJ. D., Cowansvile.
CHARLES BROWN, NJ. D., do
s. FOSTER, NJ. D. Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. D., Barnston.
n. jerks, NJ. D., do.
c. W. C0WLES NJ. D., Stanstead.
JOHN MEIGS, NJ. D., do
JOSEPH BREADON, NJ. D., Surgeon Il. N
BENJAMIN DAMON, VI. d. Coatcook.
LEMUEL RICHMOND, NJ. D. Derby Dine.
NJ. q. GLINES, NJ D., Compton, c. L.
G. o. S0MERS, NJ. D., Mag0g c. L.
J. C. RUTHERFORD, NJ. D. Newport, Vt.
u Prepared by DIR. NJ. +. COLBY. stanstead, c.
H., and Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold in Brattloboro by N THORN and b. dealers In
icine generally. 1y27
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Shrewd agents can make small fortune in carry
ing these articles around to families. The DENTAL
TREASURY is the ueatest article that II man woman
can carry around Send for and see, or better,
dozen which will SELL samples, for 81. Agents
supplied literally with Circulars. 0J~Now is the
time to 90 into the business, to do good and make
profit We are spending thousands for the benefit Of
agents. New England men or women! here is some
thing nice, and chance to take the tide at the flood
Ad,lross
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-06-05

An elderly lady who was handling pair of
artificial plates in a dental Office, and admiring
the Auency with which the dentist described
them, asked him, scan body eat with these
thingsp P" "My dear Madam; mastcation can
be performed by them with facility scarcely
excelled by nature herself" responds the den
list. ayes. ! knows but can body eat with
'em ?" replied the woman.
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NM De mailed on reeeipt Of price and one stamp.
WHAT ARE THE PEOPLE DOING 2

The American people are intelligent enough to ap-
prcciate preparations that contribute much TO the
happiness Of those using them, and they want them
Every mail brings letters some ordering the THEA
TisE oN TEETH, some the NEURALGIA PLAsTEHs and
not few enclosing 81 cents for the AoCTu WASH to be
sent by mail; but to these compelled to reply
that it is impossible to send halput bottle by mail
The people want these remedies. IIh0 ,riH supply
Mem ?
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WM. IL. HURD n CO.,

IT'D une BuIIuIhBs' NV ork'
That remttanccs may be made with confidence,
VIM, b. II. & Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyn; to
G. w. GmFFuII, President Farmers and Citizens
Bank Brooklyn; TO JOY, Cor & Co., New York; to
p. 7. BARNUM, Esq, New York, etc., etc.
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NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON

n INV IINNIN ANU NUN IIANT ION
~ RAILRoAD.-Oh and after Monday, June 3d. 1851,
Trains will as follows:
Leave Northampton 90 IN, Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven and New York; 1105 m, Accommodation
Train for Westfch.
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
100 am connecting with train Conn River r. r. for the
North $40 p m Mail and Passenger arrival of 1915
Train from New York, connecting Westfeld direct
for Albany and the West
Leave westfed 7l5 p. for Northampton arrival Of
train from Albany.
Wcstfeld Western Railroad; Plainied, Providence,
Hartford and Fishk Il. r.. at New Haven with New York
and New Haven r. Ri New Haven, New London and Ston-
ning,on X. r. and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield r.
X.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked to all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by Express.
CIIAs. N. YEAMANs, sup't.
Westfeld, June LIST, 1s6l-t