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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

Owing 20 the resignation Of DR.. Willett Dr. G. r
Grant, and our worthy Alderman Dr. A. p. Merrill, a.
Hospital Trustees nominate TO IN tls vacancies John
o. Drew Lewis Ami j., and John B. Robinson.
JOHN PARK, Mayor.
March T. lso2
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MILITIA NOTICE.-We cali attention to a no.
tce published by Col Copeland ordering officers to call
o1t their entire commands, regardless OF organizations
na- sworn into service TO meet for review IL O'Clock
next Thursday, u South Market AL absentees, except
10y excuse made under oath viii be placed FIRST the
roll for Immediate service The captains, after deduct
ag tue a5seutecs VIII decide by lot who shall be yut
Immediate service, and who reserved The penalty for
failure ioobey these orders is 500 hne and enrolment
'lr lulua iiata service.
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There Will be a meeting of the association
Of .ls Home for the Homeless this afternoon ar three
O'Clock in the First Baptist Church by order Of the
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WAX SPEECH-Dr Sam. Bard, who has been
appointed lieutenant in Col Harmans regiment has been
commissioned By Gems Beauregard and Polk TO raise
cruits for the lie viii accordingly make speech
Odd Fellows Hall Thur. day the 9th instant, at 5
ill., where trust large audience viii be in attend
auce A band Of music viii be on hand and add the
pleasure Of tie occasion See notice in advertising
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Storage! Storage
T z U S TIE Els S ALE
OF
VALUABLE MACHINERY (!

TlY virt1e cf deed Of trust executed 10 me by Val
ID eutiEe Werner, on the 22d day Of October le6L,
and duly recorded tn. 29ih day Of October. lS6l
viii, the Instance of William FARMS, on
Monday. 9Th Of April, 1862,
Offer pub c sale ths highest bidder FOR cash the
70 lowing prape tJ t0-wit; tine Steam Boiler ard In
gin with al toe fixtures ard appurc- nanses tbeleuat0
belonging one Ealr Twin Saws, one Scroll Saw, ore
Sticking Machine and Bits, GeG1 Machine and Bits.
Boring Machine, Power EIor1icer one Foot
Horriear, Gray ald Wood Plsuer TWO Ccrpautsrs'
Benches oue Dozen Hand Screws Cttmp-, Trus-els.
trosscuts, Wees saw Setting sad FiHng Machinery,
Grinding H-chi.e Box, tiles al the Shaftnr be-
ousag 10 the Ensne, with the Counter Shafts Pu.ei
aL-ds-
sale ~ N O'Clock a. y 81 Werlsrs Foundry. north
erst corner Vance and Can ey cts in the city Of
Memphis. The tle TO s7id property is good hut
convey only truztee. X Fht redemption waived
W. y. BEAUCH AMP.
nlui-tff IFu- Cd
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TIE SHOOTING AFFRAY.-FouC men were
arrested Monday evening ths charge Of being
gagged IN the sfray Tom O'DonnelIs saloon Win
chester street. between Main and Front, the even
ing, in which James Hickie shot in the ear, and
Augustus Brill in the lip, the ball passing below the
They We're examined before the Recorder when P. r.
Hggeus and James Hicaie discharged and John S
Turner and Augustus Brill were fined six dollars each
-L.-n .-nn-ua
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PATHS CONCERT-The concert rendered to
Carlo Patti comes Off at OddFeIows' Hall tomorrow
night We publish this morning tire programme a
perua OF lt viii show thsi ofno ordinary attraction
ls -reat programme Mrs Kaizeubach, aiss Hammer
sao.d 5ir Farmer Patti Hotzenbsch, and Mrs Armour
among the performers Solos chorusas duets, and
be me sextets from Beinis Sounambula violin solos
flou Fafti hute solo from Farmer, violin and flute,
and violin and piano duets md other attractions incUd-
3D. well PfHensshaser, celebrated Russian piano
IHl. c-ne-rt will be- -ch mnslea trsgt.
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TIE GREAT
An ID IAN NE DICFNE
rDRFpO1-rDuT r-DOnr


Ulcers, EruptioRs, Pimpiss, Nodes o. San B0ass.
BlOtchss, BOUs, Sss.,1 k.sad,
And The entire class Of c5-3g.sis 0slss1 b. au uDur,
state Of lie BLolqs
tt tnvsriHsig cg-@s khslmstisn, Liver Complaint
Genr7-i 1Aa nervous debility, Inflammation of tls
Boygsis, and "a r4r- icuisry recommended for al
ooatrucricns % which fem les liable I is mature
own cosmetic % brings Jhs young females form 10 per
f5criou, giving richness 20 tie blood ard yieor 70 tse
nerves csuhng health aud hapPinegs sr2gkla 10 ths
down osst and su5dued eye bs rgsy tlo5m OF hssl;t
10 besutify the fadt ch56k
PRICES poo t35J5 cr sEz6s bo5tes fas S. and
tor77arded - gSElss - Al parts % ihe Confsdsrsts
5tatgs, ~ receipt of prioe.
POTTER . 81 IRWIN, Proprietors.
% Jefferson street ues Posi- -. Ga
Sold 50 al Drug s. ores IL the COnledsrst~ 9tstss
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SMOKE House ROBBEBY.-Sumetime yester-
day morning, after - o'clock, the smoke house of Mr. Z r
Hoedey corner Of Pontotoc and St Martin streets was
entered, aud barrel Of flour hundred pounds Of sugar
and eight hundred pounds Of bacon were carried OF.
From the marks the ground it was evident that a
wheeIbaow had been used to take the property away
An attempt had been made to break the lock Of the door
but that proving strong, the thieves dug away the
ground enter beneath Persons having property
in outhouses kitchens cannot be too careful Just now
for several robbees similar TO the above have been COM
mrted in and around the city Of late.
Since writing he above the thieves have been arrested
and all the property except Of the bacon, has been
recovered by the active efforts Of detectives Dyer and
Causgy. The thieves negroes belonging to hi.
Van Pelt and Als Belote They acknowledge to nearly
twenty robJeEeG committed by them. They stated
where meat they had sold and portions have been
obtained from Eve private families who boughtit They
confessed robbng Mr. Boyds smoke house on Vance
street. Of which gave account two weeks ago and
the officers able from their revelations to secure an
other portion 0f the stolen that occasion having
found some Of previously In securing these t prac-
tcei thieves Dyer and Causey have done the public
good service 1t is hoped they will be where they
viii NOT have opportunity to commit m ther depredatons
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OFFrIlL POST OFFItE JOURNAL.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 5.

7 7 :
su condition Of the made it necessary 10 post
10ue Prof. Alller's concert last evening
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TO SLAVE OWNERS

WE have been ordered by military aUth1rity 70 coz
w meet The several Railroads 'eaiug % the city We
rt pressed o effect the connection iu the shortest Pc
ri1d military uecss-iy- We viH pay ga rriees
for .sv-s rte work aid hope tltt every u1su
that Can spare N viii respond TO 5Ee call
D. r. WOOD
Pres dent Memphis and Ohio D; K Co.
r NJ WHITE
TnhT p-1afFA-f affra and Tarr u r.
, 1862-05-22
puehess Of AFarlboroueh.

The conversation turned upon the lAmoua
Duchess Of Marlborough others one
striking anecdote, that though she appeared af-
Gected In the highest degree at the death Of her
and-daughter, the Duchess Of Bedford, she
sent the day after she died for the jewels she
bad given her, saying she = had only lent them"
The answer was that she " had said she would
danced at Court Her answer was, "then, she
would be id il she would not dance at Court,
etc.
She behaved 10 the most cxtravagant manner,
her grief notwithstanding most violent in appear
anee She was found one day lying PROSTATE
upon the ground, and lady who went 70 see
her (Who told this to the Duchess Of Portland
had like to have fallen over her, the room being
dark. The Duke Of Marlborough said she was
praying, and that she lay thus upon the ground,
being too wicked to k0eeL fW
When her son died, who was 6ne promising
youth, at the University, her grief vas un-
bounded; her vanity was deeply wounded, the
future hope Of her ambitious mind was destroyed.
She used by way Of modification and mark oi
affection to dress herself like beggar and sit
with some miserable wretches in the cloisters at
Westminster Abbey. The Duchess Of Portland
said that the Duke (her hnsband) had often seen
her during this mourning Of hers, when. be was
boy at Westminster School. She used to say
that she was certain she should 90 to Heaven, and
as her ambition went even beyond the grave,
that she knew she should have one Of the high
est seats .-,-. A.
Many other anecdotes were told, and the
Duchess showed us some original letters written
TO her grandfather, Mr.. Harley, reign Of Queen
Anne, 6y the famous Lord BolingbFoke end the
Duchess Of Marlborough. Those Of Lord BO-
lingbroke were witty and impions, and full Of the
, 1862-05-22

off till he was tired AAer rest during which
he read the gate. keeper . moral lesson on the
impropriety Of keeping the peasants shiveEing in
the cold, he began again, and went on till Marie
fell on her knees and implored for mercy. At
length the king said be would pardon him if he
would give bis daughter to sub-oGicer Dorm.
Gregory offered some objections, but the sight
Of the upliited stick removed them, and the king
himself Joined the hands Of the young couple.
Then he offered to make Wilhelm quaRtermaster,
and give him house, on condition that he de-
livered young recruit in every year, and pro-
missed, when he wished to die, only 10 do so for
bis king and iatherland. On these considers.
tons his majesty was graciously pleased to pardon
Master Gregory, and from that time forth be was
o model porter. Even II he felt inclined for
another snoOze, Il only required the cry Of
"Good morning, master gatekeeper" to make
him spring up at once.
The first son Of Frederic William l., King Of
Prussia, was born In Berlin on the cath OF jan
uary, 1913. His name was Frederic. He alter
wards took his fathers place on the throne, and
became renowned all over Europe and the world
as being the greatest king and chiettain Of his
time. His father was fond Of agriculture and
military tactics, but the boy did not care the
least for either the one or the other His taste
was towards science and art; and when very
small, he was devotedy attached to his book and
his flute
The King was very economical in his habits,
and when be found that his boy was 50 much Of
q aspendthrift, he had him arrested several times
for getting in debt. He also thought that every
young prince ought to wear soldiers uniform.
You can imagine how angry be must sometimes
have been 10 find Frederic dressed up In citi
zen's clothes made out Of French cloth.
One day he saw him playing q flute, and
clothed in . beautiful embroidered morning
gown. Hebecame 50 angry that be tore Il of bis
sons back and threw il into the fire. Books
were scattered all around him, and these were
forthwith sent back to the bookstore. But Fred.
cries hair was long and beautifully curled and
dressed So what should the king do, but send
for barber and have Il cut short off
, 1862-05-22
q Aschoolmahterls AdvdhtnTe.

A correspondent relates the following as one
d the many incidents that belsll . sbo.rdiag
round schoolmaitsr.n HAD been teaching n
Mason county ID this, ths Sucker stals, and Ibis
term was boarding round One evening 1llur
school one q my little nchclaFs silpptd up %
me, and said; -Ity5.I ~ ~. /.
|" Mr.. Jones, hthsr Said yOe wOuld e'as h6as
with. me-"
"Vefy WeIl,p replied; and forthwith ct out
for my patrons house, which was distant some
two miles Now, be u known, james Ae14ty
--ior such was his naihe--hsd two danghtaIa
the pride and envy Of the whole community.
had heard % much about theni dat i was naiu.
rally anxious 70 sec them. II seemed, howcvtl,
I was 10 be disappointed. when We aEFivsds I
learned the gals had gone 10 apartg The oiher.
side Of the creek; 50 went % bed exeerailng
the luck which deprived me Of seeing them n1t
night. The night had well advanced, when I
heard one Of the girls come home, and passing
into the adjoining room, she warmed herself hg-
fore some Goals which we're alive on the hearth
Il seems the old gentleman and lady slept in The
same room, but was not aware Of that hct
until then. Having warmed heFself. she turned
to leave the room, when The old man apoke Z
Girls" said be, the SohoolmastaF's N your
%vsry vel, said sarah; and passing through
the room sleptin, went up stnifs. About -
hour bad elapsed, when heard Judy, the other
one, cone. She stood At the door . long time,
talking with cher feller," then entered SONY,
Disro6ing hef feet she entered the room where
lay, II hef stocking feet, carefully undresss1
herself and coming 70 the side Of the bed pte-
pared to get in. Nov u happened lla1 10 no
middle, and turning back the clothes, the gave
ne shake and said II suppressed whlsper;
"Lay over, Sarah" ~ sAs g. 5'4t
, 1862-05-22

During the run Of Tom and Jerry" which was
played in Dublin some fifty or more nights success
sively, Barrys originally white Russia duck trou-
sers, which be continued to wear night after night
began to assume rather dusky shade, indicating
their innocence Of soap and water. At last, when
those Ioug-endaring duck trousers made their ap-
legs Is IL they grew there and were never to un-
dergo change, one Of Barry's prosecutors cried
out to him from the gallery, Whisht, Barry, you
divilr a.-
"What do you want, you blaekguard?" 2" said
Barry, nothing moved BY style Of address with
which he was familiar.
, 1862-05-22
April Fools.

He who mOurnsth day By day
That his youth d0th pass AWay,
Like the bloss0ms on the tree,
Sure an April Fool must BE-;
For the blossoms fade and die,
That the tree may fruit supply;
30, youth fed, WS e'sf should 1nd
Truthful wisdom len behind.
He who lives 70 garner gold,
Selling what should ne'er be sold,
baFtering peace for drOss-why, be
Sure an April Pool must be.
Many who'd have moHrned his end
VIII rejoice that they may spend;
For the ing0ts he may save
None Vii bury In bis grave.
He who spurnS the horny hand,
Throwing loom or filling land,
Treating labor seoTnfully,
Sure an April Fool 10 he.
We're the loom OF toll bereh,
Spider would weave warp aud wen;
Earth aud labor are allied
ThrifIless groom makes thTiftlOIs bride.
He Who thlias that Time hath done
All for which Tune was begun,
Nor It's onward course doth see,
Sure an April Pool muat BE-.
Night but slowly melts away
Day lght eOmeth, ray BY rayj
TINE must WoFk oreAtion'S plan,
And man be victor over man.
, 1862-05-22

A person cnmplalned 70 Ut; ErankHn OF naving
Oeen insulted oy one VINO caled MIN scoundrei'
An replied the DOCTOR; ana "na' alu you
cali nm!
too."
"Wen," resumed Franklin, "I presume you
both told the truth"
49,, 49,,
An eminent Mathematician being challenges 70
";,h L ,bs toIIowr. ;rrsvsrsnt ysr.e "'P' ''NN
~ sTsT . ~o." ! - S
a. ~ ~ s.nSs S'S'TSy ~ T;u:yS ,o,oo
S"nId "" se sst st%uS y mis.;nn%ry IL nTI '0'O
A married woman Of the Shawnee tribe o. 10
dians made this beautiful reply 70 man wnom
she met in the woods, and who implored her 70
o"Iw"n T SS M, !" husband % s0;d ,he who /. far.
,.. So, ~, - h;nSo-s ma fso,, "aoiusS ron
80 =. -. ",ho. g ..s.o,, - -'
~ ~' O'"'' r'''O''' ...,
person, who LOOKS a. sae world N "
gloomy colors, havlng recently comPialneo IN ny.
Au6er presence how hard \ 1 was that people must
grow olu naru ~ - TPne1 sne veteia ''sV -. ~
covered Of enioyin0 long life"
An old woman who sold ale being IN church,
~. IA. IA Tp.Son"S casnoJ R;ho An IN wS;cS ma[;rc
: srS"l U noiSe shs eFcIa;med e Laii awake SG'
voS ;aJo there,s Snothsr inc broken rT
u.........u,. ,,;.,,.,.,,,,, 49, ,.ho
iISn T oO'nniOIE uiS- pu, -. IT, H. ~. W.
S's n iL,y NY ~ 4" w. wy .OSS 49,. oo,.,,or
things much like other people; nay, sometimes be
may even be seen laughing.
A Devro bov w,s driving n ,uule when the ami.
NAL suddenly sto ped and refused to bulge.
Wont gO. hey said the boy: " Feel grand,
DO you! ! suppose you forget that your father
"aS 'A'A"'S'
There have been many de6ritions Of q gentleman
but the best was lately given BY lady "A gen,
ssnSsrnss. %sr = visS I : T,ans C SS.saSe% vU "O-"
, 1862-05-22
A National Song.


Who would sever Freedom's Shrinef
Who would draw the invidions linef
Though BY birth one spot Is mine,
Dear 10 all The rests
Dear 10 me the South's fair lAnd,
Dear the central mountain band,
Dear New EnglAnd's rocky strand,
Dear the prAlriSd West.
BY our affairs, pure and free,
by our laws deep rooted tree,
by the Dast'S dread memory
by our Washington
By our common Kindred tongue,
by our hOpsS-hriGht, buoyAnt, young
~ the tle Of country strong,
We VII 0tlll be one
HAtheFai have 70 bled In valnf
AnEelsi must ye droop agSlnf
Maker shall We rAshly stain
Blessings sent BY theei
No receive our . lenn vow,
while before thy thrOI.e We bOW,
Ever 10 maintain, as now,
Union, Bbertyl
, 1862-05-22
Rattlesnakes on a Wedding Night

Rattlesnakes on q Wedding Night
Having finished my stay at Louisville, (sAys
" Hazel Green" in POrters SPirit) took pas:
sage on board a neat little Southern bound
steamer for Shawneotown, Illinois, at which place
| arrived in due time, and where | am now writ
ing vol. Shawneetown is place Of considera-
be business, being the shipping point for the
counties Of franklin, Hamilton, Saline, 0allatin,
and White. Il Is not In 30 HouFishing condition
% formerly, however-the railroads have taken
away much Of its business.
Of ancient Hoosiers Of the old school" aboard
"a gentleman and lady; or; 10 use their own
language, ian old man and his old oman"
They "souatted on the Indiana side Of the Ohio
river, Just above where Evansville now Is, in q
very early day, and are residing at the same
place still Like most persons Of their class,
they were very talkAtive, and consequently was
enabled to gather many amusing incidepts from
an unsolicited narrative Of their early life. b.
"Oh, yes" said the old man, Il was mortal
Wild times when we first settled up there. Four
families were al the whites there was nearer
than Louisville. the place We came FROM
EDO you recolleot the datef" asked. ia
"No; but II was powerful long time ago.
Pop, there, and me, we were only children then,
and you see we're getting along in years now.
" e Wlfu uurTleu Iuf lOIlk tlllC 1ttEI OuN 1uAo
and mans settled there. Hs, hal 1olten thinks
Of toe first night arter her and me got married"
"Hayn,t forgot Il. then IN said I. ' HaH'4.
"No. nor never will. You see, when we
took notion to marry. the neiRhbors they all
turned ont and built "a 4 eabin--thnt d. they
Iaid mn he loos and covered one corner lof O0r
bed 10 be under. and then thew said | lad to do
me resi- mvself wei. pom and me. we got
married. and her dad and main gave her two
ouilts and an old skillet. ana nv dad and man
,hev pave me a straw he'd. 4 not and two knives,
and tTo forIEs- on The vsfv same day The ceFs.
monv vas mid. sbe sbouldered her plunder. and
/ sbouldored mine. and Of Ne marched 70 our
cabin 10 begin honsekeepine.
-IH Wss n the Snmmer-ebeautifil WeatheF-
M there Wasnit much fixinR needed. We made
our he'd under ,ha olapboafds Thai covered one
corner of ,he cabin. cooked supDer out Of doors.
and then t,mbled n for The nieht. AWAY late
Poo rave me 4 nudge with her elbow. and said
sSs -, - = - ~ "
"Tomi Oh. Tom ~ ls.s.,.s .eess ,,.i
"What,s NM" aid I. rubbing NV ewes open.
ana n tr.iro "a loair out In m dsrlr. ~ n
q Iis,sn p s.vs she. N : a,,,
III d;d "a. and MAJ slould I hear but = raj,
ties6aks Thizzinr away only isw. feet from
our bed ! $ N , - ! n ~ n
aOld ealp s.va L athit won't berin to DO,
and then I pulls chink out from between the
a.
, 1862-05-22
Loves Malady.

They say that my heart b brsaklng
with love and sorrow, tost
And At last I shall believe il
A. other people do.
have ever told thee this
That my heart with love Il hraaklng,
That thou vert all ny blis1.
But only 10 my chamber
Dared ! thus boldly speak;
AlAsl when thou vert present,
NJ words were sad and weak.
For there were evil angels
Who quickly hushed my tongue;
Aud oh sush evil angels
Kill many . heart when young.
, 1862-05-22
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRo6CH,
Editor ana Proprietor.
TrRlEs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.

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Rates Of Advsr'lsiHGs
Oas square, 10 lines or lsss) nrst Insertion ~
ssen " a nv c, a, m. ,hcv. rate, Ia yearly
aiVsrtIssrI.
Business Cards, eS a-yesr no advertisement however
sn n''r'Sa J, ,,, n.
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NEXT 10 A AllRACllil

AN W mas hrUEa
A NOON never dreamed ofbt Mtg. NOR vbs
~ l'ted by ANGrif Discovered aeeiiontally
Lyety owner n q horse must ovnil s8moihinr
vhi'b cures ioundcr n horses in 90 rho,i 4
iimg ana fo radically as 10 only ho surpassed B.,
miracle. u thoroughly criiraics itto rf,oi,
from Toe system in from ~ 10 20 hours so lbat
your botsc 20 stia to-day that YOU cannot ref
him ont oi iho stable, by Tomorrow h reolv ~
take bis place in the team, Tho best Farricr.
never dreamed Of 1t, and II astonishcs everybody.
II D. neither NH,roi nor T,y,i1Lls. nor nny
compound OF mans invention; but Is given ,imp.
y A. Nature produces it--in his drink. and only
nco' No dreuching. Tho rom dy Is silent In
T. agu"n' and cannot produce any injurious cf.
iecls' Costs nothing. Exists cvciywhcrc-nnd
viii cure to the end Of time, There Is no patent
hum6ug pun nor catch penny business about this,
hut the simple truth honestly stated. Rely upon
that Each one sending me One Dollar with
thcir name and address win promptly inform,
in a sealed envelope, what the remedy is Twice
amount oi money returned in case of failure
(Which Is impossiblc.l Address,
j. u. FRlSTOE
apr" " 0='-pd3m Hebron, Ohio.
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New Definitions.

LOYALTY--meons Ajolt;or'sn, and
implicit faith in Wendell Phillips, Thad
deus Stevens, Owen Loyejoy and Horace
Greeley rs sound Union men.
Observation-Disclosures to stand by the
Constitution and the Union, and be in
favor of the writ OF HoLcaa Corpus, Erc,
Nprlth, o Ercc prcss, de. dc.
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Important Information
LOuden'S Indian EXpeCtOran.,

IlllS REMEDY is offered to the community
Il with the confidence We feel in an article
which seldom fails to realize the happicst effect.
that can be desired. So wide Is the field Of it,
usefulness, and 50 numerous the cases of its cures
that almost every section Of the country abound.
with persons publicly known, who have been res.
torcd by its use. Here is one case of an
Asst NISIIING CURE!
TINS MAY CERTIFY, That my son lay sick Eo,
twelve months, under the Doctors care, with the
disease of the Lungs, and every remedy prcscriL,
ed by the Doctor failed to give relief | gave ur
all hopes Of his recovery; so dtl the lhyscian
A this stage I prevailed upon him to try bottle
of LuUDON u CO.'S. INDIAN ENrECTOBANT
and the result was most happy, as the use of
three bottles effected permanent cure, und hc is
now a hearty boy, JAMES LAYTON.
Derry Township, Indiana Co., Pa
No Family should be without it, and those
who have used itucvcr will. keep all of LOL-
DEN'S STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINES for
sale Call and see the list.
A. b. SHAW, Shawyilo
Ef.. For sale by other Merchants in CloarfclL
county. April ,, 'i1.-Cm.
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CLElRFIELD STONE WARE POTTERY

Thankful for past favors and solicitious Of rp
turc patronage. would respectfully announc,
that have on hand again, and will constant,
Keep at the Pottery in this borough, on the cor,
nor short distance cast Of the Methodist Church
a large stock Of Crockory, such as Cream crooks
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipc easing
dc. dc.j and also an extensive assortment Of
different sizes and patterns Of brackets and
rosettes for cornice on houses, and other moul.
dings
Any mouldings not on hand will he rodc 70
oder on short notice. Also fire brick malo
and kept for sale,
.Eo~A liberal reduction on prices made Z,
Wholesale dealers +. LEITZINGFR
Clear0eld. may 23. lAnl.-lY.