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a Letter nom Lees Army.

We talxo pleasurein copying into our
paper few extracts from letter written
by our young friend, Sergeant Jno. A.
Cooke, Of the "vicksburg Volunteers"
Harris Brigade, to his brother in this
place. Itgoes very far towards assuring
us that the army Of Gen. Lee is as invinci-
BILE as ever, and we publish portions Of it
with the hope that those who feel any
doubt as to the "policy" Of Gen. Lees
movements may have those doubts dis,
PEELED by the voice of confidence and
good cheer thus coming directly from
one OF his ragged" rebellious, undoubting
followers. "Somc may think that we
have lost ground by coming back SO near
to Richmond, but they who look at the
thing in the right way will see that we
have only been moving opposite to Grant
the whole time. Grant moved rapidly to
the right after the battle Of Spottsylvania
Court House, and Of course we had to
move with him, but on slightly different
roads. ] think Gen. Lee has Grant just
where he wants him as he is now bound
to attack us or give it up as bad job,
ard the latter is, think, going to hap.
pen. | don't think that we are going to
let Grant get as near to Richmond as
Mcclellan did, who, in my opinion, is
the best General the Yankees ever had.
Prisoners taken in the late battles, say
that their army is dissatisfied with Grant
and are clamorous for him to resign but
have whom they will, they can never dc
feat bob Lee and his people," | think
this army idolizes Gen. Lee as much as
Napoleon's army did him. The entire
army seems to DO in the best Of spirits
and all are confident of our success.
Anything Gen. Lee wants done his army
will do its very best to accomplish. This
is the twenty-fourth day since we left
camp on Clarke's Mountain. We have
been marching and fighting most with-
out intermssion ever since"
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RELLs WANTED.

rIIHE Ordnance Department wishes 10 purchase all
The bell-metal that can DO obtained One dollar
per pound will be paid for old bella delivered at any
poinf on the raiEroad-sdventy-6ve per cent Of tho
purchase money 10 be paid In cash. the balance upon
verihcaiion Of weights at the arsenal.
Address JAS.M KENNARD,
June 7-dimL L. Col, Chief Ord Officer.
~ Mississippian, Canton ard Grenada papers copy
uEfil July Irt and send bills 10 this Office.
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Loss OF YAEKEE GENERALs.-The Yam
KEGS have lost quite batch of generals
since the commencement of the war.
From Maine, Gems Berry and jameson,
were killed; Massachusetts,, Generals
Whipple, Strong, Stevenson, killed Lam
der died of wounds and exhaustion Plu.
mer died; Rhode Island, Gen. Rcdman,
killed; Connecticut, Generals Lyons,
Mansfield, Sedgwiclg, killed; Totten died /;
New York, Gems, Mitchell and Sumner
died; Weed, killed; Blencker, died !;
Corcoran died from effects of fall from
horse; Chaplin, Zook, Kirby, Wadsworth,
Rice, killed; New Jersey, Generals Tsy-
lor, Kearney and Bayard, killed; Penn
sylvania, Gen. Smith, died Reno, and
Reynolds, killed Vein, died; Patterson,
killed by accident; Bohlen and Jackson,
killed; Welch, died; Vincent, killed
Hays, died; Virginia, General Terrell,
killed Ohio, Generals Sill, Lyltle, Nc
Cook, killed; Indiana, General Haelle-
man, killed Michigan, General Richard
son and Williams, killed; illinois, Gen
Wallace, Farnsworlh and Kirk, killed
kentucky, General Nelson, killed by
Gen. Davis; Jackson and Buford, killed
mississippi, General Saunders, killed;
Washington Territory, Gen, Stevens kill
ed. We hope to be able 10 make large
itions to this list before the close oil
present campaign. \
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HEAD QUARTERS DEPT. ALA, MISS AND Il. La,
MERIDIAN. MIas.. Irna G. 1871 G

MbNlDlAN, MISS, june D, loos. y
INHE following named non commissioned Officers and
Prvates have left the camp OF Paroled Prisoherg,
at Deinopois Alabama, without leave, hereby pub.
llshed as Derserers. Provost Marshals and their on
directed arrest and return them to the Com
mandant of Post at Dcmopolis.
By command of Maj. Gen. Leo
p. ELLIS, A. A. Gcn'L
LIST Mississippi Light ARTILLERY.
| W L. Cook, private, company A, Kinds county,
b. w Dccs, private, company A, Grenada, Mics
| David Ford, private, company A, Clinton, Kinds
W. T. Muelead company A. Jackson, fiiAs.
W.T. Moore, company A, Brownviilc, Miss.
W A ssott, :"
| j. L. Thomas, corporal, company D. Leahc county,
q. H. Lomax, corporal, company D, Holmes county,
Miss
US. Heain, private, company J. Copiah county Mics
j. d. Davis, private company d, Holmes county,
L G. Goobor, private, company D, Leakc county.
Miss
d. d Rainwater, private company D, Leake county,
Miss.
& H. Bachelor, private company D, Lcako county,
| Miss
2. 2 Cant, private, company p, Holmes 20, Mis-
Willis Jones, private company 2. iesso &c Aiss.
Lewis Jones, +"
3lst Louisiana Rseiseat.
+. G. McLcmore, private, Forest Station, Miss.
Sd Regiment Mississippi Votumevs.
J. A. Montgomery, private company l, Carroll CO,
Miss ,,
y smith, private, company II PaSs Ihristian' biiSS
=. Desax corporal company y Biloxi. Miss
Gil Rsgtatnt Mississippi polantcys.
TioB Commack, sergeant, company q, Copiah co,
: a Patrick, sergeant, company p, Smith CO.. Miss
Y Y y i hePsan, corporal /" i"
NJ un9 q o IMAM priva'o :. /" !" !.
q p Muars :. cor,po,v n n.ntir co a.
1900. % S'P1 q ~ ..
a. Il Law renee !" (" q !" !"
y 70 p pottassor :. :. ~ smn.on % "
y, " ~ :: ti is'.u eon' ,, , ~ n RR,i1t,;
II IL. Holmes, private company b. ia1ahasehic'
y, ~ 49, i.s'' .-,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
b Holmes mes; private company Tallahatehic Rankin
co,ht y 100 Ii,e0 nr,a,o r,nan IT wr,on Cat, -.
Atsa '"0A'0' p''"'o' COMPANY - -No'0'' o'0'' w.
o,d peoiaeut Micsi.s;Dpi potypte.rs
n n lyondbsn, n,iv,fo com,any y Rla.Ll,n1
Tishaniinso county mss.
loeA RfsnHeH' Hi's''''Tp' rot'atefrs.
county, Miss.
A. o. Doydell, private, company X DellefJntano.
Choctaw county, Miss
James Patterson, private, company X Bellefontaino
Choctaw county, Miss,
j. Pryor, private, company X Be:lcfon aine, Choo,
taw county, Miss
3ota regiment MsstssippI potAntees,
r. O. Mathews, private company l. Leake Station,
Miss
D. r Hanson, private company D, CopIah co, Miss
n II. Kennedy, private company d, Coplah CO
Miss.
iiss
r. NJ Beaslcy, private, COMPANY f. Copiah co., Miss
II, NJ Stewart, private, company u, Copah CO, Mias.
W, b. Walker, corporal company X, Copiah CO..
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Table showing the value OF the old issue of Conlod-
crate money whom discounted for the new issue at
the rate of three dollars In old issue for two dollars
in new ISSUE from IS to $500
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k4D~ The ladies leap year priyiIeg is
said TO have taken its origin in the fol-
lowing manner By an ancient act of
Scottish Parliament, passed about the
year 1926, ii was "ordonit that during We
reign of her maist blessit Majestic Marga-
ret, illsa maiden ladee, Of bath high and
low estaii, shall hac liberty to speak We
man she likes. Gif he refuses to take
her to be his wife, he shall be mul:t in
the sum Of an hundred pounds or less, as
his estait may be, except and always gif
lie can make il appear that he is betrothit
TO .anither woman, then he shall be
free"
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MosBY MOVING. We are glad to sec
that noble Mosby is again at work, this
time destroying the Orange Railroad from
the Rappahannock northward. lie is
reported to have burnt the bridge across
the. Rappahannock river and all the
bridges between that stream and Man
nassas, big and little. lie is also tear
ing up the track as he goes, and is doing
his work etfectually. Many stragglers
from the Yankee army are being picked
up, the whole country being filled with
them.
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~ vile, the LIST inst chestnut sorTei Mare, ave
years old, about fifteen hands high she Ia marked
with the saddle. aud small cut Oh her breast, nearly
cured up. She has short body, keen hrDbs, aHd
good sized head aud not shod Aay information
corning her will be thankfully received and literally
rewarded. A Z, BUSH
june 10, le5I-dt'.
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STOLEN.

TSROM the undersigned, on Friday tho 18th day Of
III Nav a LARGE BAY HORSE. about years old
this Spring thick name and tall He was stolen by
sone deseTters who represented themselves sold.
icrs on their way to summit. One of the men n
named Prngle will pay a liberal reward for the
horse or the apprehension Of the thief
JOHN j. McINNIS,
May20d&wIm Leakesvile, Green Co, Mia
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The whole number of prisoners entered
at the Libby prison since the first battle
Of Manassas, July, 1861, up to TO the 9th
uIt., was something over ninety seven
thousand.
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Ctisens Of North Mississippi!
T IEUT. GEO. DONNELLAN, of Corps Engineers,
L will be in Grenada, Mis-, on the LIST Of July next,
TO settle claims against the Engineer Department. He
will remain at that post two weeks. Present your
claims and get them settled in the currency Cit
liens in other parts of the State will call me at Me
ridian. S.H. L0CKErT,
juno 9dGt Miss and i. La
ERs Missssippiau, Grenada paper and Brandon
Republican copy and send bills TO Clarion office.
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Cav, WmITING.-It Is stated that Major
Gen. Whiting has been ordered to report
10 General Lee aud will assume an active
field command.
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A country individual, who was caught
ia the water wheel Of saw mill, says be
intends applying for a pension, a. he Is a
survivor Of the revolution.
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INDIAN BATTLE Major Downing, with
a command numbering about sixty men
Of the First Colorado cavalry, had a battle
yesterday witha band Of Cheyenne In.
dams, at Cedar Canon, twenty miles
southeast of the American Ranch, on the
Sourh Platte, resulting in the defeat OF
the savages, with loss of twenty five kill
ed, thirty five or forty wounded, and over
one hundred horses. Our loss, one soldier
killed The Indianswere totally routed.
Major Downing telegtaphs the following
in regard TO Lieut.. Eayrc:
Lieut.. Eayre-was, on the lst instant,
one hundred and sixty five miles south
east of here. on the trail of the party chat
took Irwin, Jackman & Co.'S cattle, and
thought he would soon overtake them.
You may expectto hear OF decisive work
from him soon"
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Special Notice.

E15Fe ASSESSMENT RoLLs.--We are requested by the
Auditor Of Public Accounts, to say that the Assess
ment Rolls arc ready for delivery at the Audi
tors office In Macon.
Aait Is Impossible for the Auditor to deliver them,
Ihe Assessors and Probate Clerks are requested 70
call or send for them as carly as possible. diff
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N0TICE..

A EOUr the last Of January, Dr.. r. ". Huie, o.
n Raleigh. Miss, seat from Mobile . herlaien 70
NJ care a biaek leather travelling trunk, marked On
each side j. q. l. Huia, Talladega Alt Any Per
son who can give information respecting said trunk,
vii confer fayor b. demonstrating y 20 nc A. tai'
ofhoe. J, J. edAHhON.
u4ySI dr.
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Flora temple, the famous trotLing mare,
is 10 be Withdrawn from the turf for
breeding purposes.
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Later from the POTOMAC Army,

New York, May 26.-The Heraldt
headquarters correspondent says our line
OF advance from bowling Green is due
south for Richmond. Lee has longer
distance 10 march, and the probabilities
are we shall reach there first.
Lee may, by forced marches, arrive al
the same time, but will be so exhausted
that the result Of an engagement would
not be doubtlil.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-To Gensra1 Die :
Dispatches from Grant, received this
morning, inform this department that the
rebel army still holds sircng position
between the North and South Anna
rivers, where their forces appear to be
concentrated. 1t win probably require
two or three. daysto develope his inten-
ton.
The 9th Corfs has seen incorporated
withthe Army of the Potomac. No other
dispatches are received from any other
field Of operations.
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CONFEDERATE BOATS ON RED RlYER.--Ac
cording to Northern papers before us, The
following is list of our boats on Red
river above the sunlzen Falls City, which
was scuttled in tho channel near Shrevc
port TO prevent the Yankee craft from
getting up that far: Gen. Quitman
Eleanor, Pauline, Doubloon, I. w. Rob
erts, New Era, Driver, Beauregard, B. l.
Hodge, Milton Relf Dick Benton
Countess, Louis DOR, Frolic, Anna,
Dixie, Mary L. LaFourche, Ninny Simms,
Grand Duke, Era No. l, Era No. 2, Gen.
Hodges, JEFF. Thompson, Missouri (new
boat buit at Shreveport and Moro
Then we have few monsters" orna-
mented with black-throated peace ma
kers, 10 which was lately added one or
two Of the Yankee crSfts from Porter's
squadron.
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INIPORTANT NOTTCE.

W1NTED At SELMA ARSENAL
4 EATHER, HIDES, BACON, CORN, PEAS and
i ! RICE 1he latter either clean or rougb) for
which will be exchanged Powder, Percussion Caps,
Bar Iron Castings and other articles according TO rel
ative value at peace prices.
MPreferred, the market price, in money, for hides
will be paid.
For particulars apply to
j. WHITE,
Juno 4-d& WIN Lieut. Col. Commanding.
EzYs Reporter; Eutaw Wing; Evening News and
Fribune MotiIe, A,lyertiser and Mail Montgomery
Claiborne Southerner r0py daily and weekly one
month and send bills to this Office
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WANTED.

A SITUATION a. an assistant In a high school, or
MISS L. Z KENHEDY-
RETERREcEs-Rey r. d. Lea, Montrose, Miss
Rev. Jas. Thomson, MeLeods, bss MAJ = T. Wei
born Eilizville Miss. Mr. Asa OliTer and MrA mary
McDonaid, Charlottesville, Hiss.
Jnue 2, leGt-dH
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CnEsrEHPlELD, VA, May 20, Ten, 7. NJ
News from Warren and Hancock is be-
You'd our expectations, both corps Effected
alodgment on the right bank of the North
Anna late this evening. After q sharp
and decisive engagementate each crossing,
they succeeded in carrying the eneny's
line Of rifle pits and diving him com
pietely from his vantage ground.
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For SALE.
NOTICE.

A BRACE of NAVY REPEATERS. Inquire o
IN Q. X. Vaughn, at this Office
june edit.
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~ We are authorized to announce JOHN r.
LYLE, as, a candidate tor Sheriff Of Smith County,
at the ensuing October election.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TeIcgraphlc Reports Of tho Press Association,

Entered according to act OF Congress- In tho year 1862
by j. s. THRAsGR, In the Clerks office Of tho Dis.
tfct Court ofthe Confederate States for tho North.
ern District Of Georgia.
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k-7R' We are authorized to announce ELISHA
MOSLEY MS candidate for Judge Of the Probate Of
La-derda!e county at the ensuing October election.
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Ew. We are authorized to announce GRANVILLE
HENDERSON a. candidate for Clerk OF the Probate
Court of Lauderdale county at the ensuing October
election.
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s. mississippi Rivers
Railroad.

L1ANUE UT DCIIEDULE.
OH and after Sunday April ,, 1864, Mail Trains VITA
" leave Broad Street Depot at 74o, A. NJ, daily and
arrive al Demopolis at 1890, A NJ, and at Meridian
at $50 p NJ leave Meridian at G. A. 81 and arrive al
Selma4;l5 Newbcrne and Marion Accommodation
Train nj arrive at Selma al $50 NJ daily aud leave
o. NJ, connecting with Passenger Trains. Of tho
Alabama g. Tennessee Rivers Railroad. Freight
trains win leave Selma daily, Sundays excepted AZ
6;15 NJ and arrive At Selma at ll;30 NJ.
NJ. j. PfdTCHARD,
juno 9du. Chi Engin'r and Gent fup'f.
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EFr We arc authorized 10 announce c. IT, NoBLIN
as candidate for oIrcult and Probate Cork OF Smith
county, at the October election.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.

LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
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TINE following named non commissioned Officers and
Privates have left the camp OF Paroled Prisoherg,
at Denopols, Alabama, without leave, hereby pub
shed Derserers. Provost Marshals, and their ofh-
directed to arrest and return them to tho Com
mandant of Post at Dcmopolis.
By command of Maj. Gen. Leo.
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GTs We are authorized to announce Lieut. LAFAY.
ETTE J. McINNIS, Co. A,37th Mississippi regiment,
candidate for sheriff Of Lauderdale county At the
ensuing October election
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE ClMPIY

v H.
SAPITAL l-i. 8l5O 600
DIRECTORS
John Reid, John R. Mlilet,a Geo. r. Wheat
Se9: attended,. John ZeoekIer5f SAM Mcclellan
T. ".FranEhetm; Jas N. Vance, q Alex. Laugiiin =
HIS COMPANY having been duly organized. are
prepared to take riGks At fair nfes on buildipRV
81 All kinds, merchandise, manufacturing estabIiE6-
SuIspts, Iurhiturs, GteambOats and cargoes on the
western rivers and lakes, and also on the liTsa Of
PeLsohs ior term of yearA This Company offers
SuPeIloI Inducements to farmers, whereby they can
LOT three years at reduced rates Thihbe-
ng nome institution, composed Of some ninety.6our
:tSsS most Of whom are among our best bu-
e5ess men, recommends itself to the favorable con
patronage. 'Ai
applications for insurance will be promptly At
tended to by the Secretary :
Oinee, No. ! Mcclure House, beIug the same for
merry occupied by Adams Express C6mbany, 7 2
.IotTNy ppYr,rr-. N G. ARTHUR, Secretary.
sAhL MCMILLAN, Yiee=Prsaident.
no ARTHUR a gent for paying Ponsiops OHes
Nell MtLure House being chs Gsp,e oAjce rnerT
occupied by Adams Express Company. epri
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI
glll us ing Rail Road. u :

R1ttSburg andWheaI
49, =. ing Rail Road. tl
&&G7E ssy3
on, AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 1870. IsE9' ..
- senser Trains Will leave bridgeport q foiysSs
HOO A. NJ Mail Train, stopping at all stations ,,
riTes at Pittsburgh at $50 p M . az
Cleveland at $40 p. NJ ~ aud
1885 T. NJ accommodation Train, stoppfpg =, Ill
cations arrives at Pittsburgh at sos
4UOO r. u. Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh a.,
- 40 A u. and Cleveland At 9:c5 4. n ii
RETURNING TRAINS
Leave Cleveland at s:sOA- NJ aud ~ pm A.
rive At BrtdgepoTt at SOS P. n, and 6Oe A. nj " Al
Leave Pittsburgh At las A. n. 6-l5 A II; 40
i'4S P ~, arrive at Bridgeport at G;c9 A " ~ II
A. u. and Sos P. NJ - - '''s
Connections are made as FOIlo,,,.
AT f'ttsburgh with Pennsylvania K. h. for Hsrrl,
burg, Baltimore, Washington Pin,
80. dolphin, New York and Boston
AT SIcTeiand with Cleveland / Toled r Il ~ g
5000 dnsky, Toledo, Detroit. Chicaro 49,
all points in the NORTH REsY VII
Detroit steamers for Detroit JACK
Chicago and the NORTH WEsT. Wit
SLvvelRnd Erie R. R. for ErIe I,,
.a5l Tst kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Pals Vii
cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati ~
SIestiine, Delaware, Columbus aSt
Cincinnati. a1l
At HudOOn with the c. z. q G. R. R. for cuv,boz,
Fg .-..a taii4' Akron, MillerSburgh and Woe,.
At Alliance with P. IT. W. Z @. r. for ca,,or
r.H-fr f- hAssillon, Wooster, Salem Rnon o.
lumbus and Chicago. ~
AtsteppenVhle with 2. G. G. Line and Az BE1r -,
with Q. o. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE. NJ,
ark, Columbus, Xenia, DAYTON. Ina,
snAPoIsi Cairo, Cincinnat H. LouisTiIIs
-. Louis, St Joseph and ali roir,
49,, - Wtst and South West. ~
1ouISloh tlckets to Pittsburgh and return s. I'D
any other route. -'" quicker than
Through Tickets to all points in the West. NORTH
NC East can be procured At the office under H.
Mcclure House, Wheeling Va or 9r;tb ,lT tn, ths
Agent at Bridgeport Station. -. . tt" A''ke'
frelght contracts will be made atloEest rata, n
ny point accessible by this road and its copnsct,
@ the East, North, West aud NoTth.WeSt Ar of
under M'i.ure House, or with TT Agent at RriJya,
'FtStAuon. --. WA D. TERRY, Agent
. r,rr, Wheeling, Va.
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent.
in. MCCULLOUGH, President useP0f''o'
Z r MYERS, Gent Ticket AIT .r- pov,s
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Ever Awarded to Sewing MAehines in Illinois. .
VNHEsE Machines we're awarded the Highest Pre-
L mfums, over all competitors, for the Best Fam
lily Sewing Machines, the B.st Manufacturing Ma
eh mes, and the Best Machine Work. at the following
STATS PAIRS, Of 1858:
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POEM,
| Coat4iaias r.or- rrath .L4a POs.ry.

Oh, where eau get it,
To the Drug Store 70 quick
Of Charles F. Graham Jusr over ths creek,
And II you DO Ssh it virtues 10 behold
Try IL for = Group CCgg4, % Coldj
Its pleasant 70 take, safe, quick and sure,
It's RC11 FOR the Ei- AuI ir's good for the poor;
lis god Tor the young and tie god f0F the old,
And f5T twenty-five esats = bottle it's sold.
To ths 'tsuIHptiys il gives Sass, 70 the AEthmAtie
relief
Ana asi9sE al Cough Mixtures IN fact ~. the chief
Broeehitis sEd LaTyuZiris % II quickly give way,
AID L4ansr'z Cough Mixture lakes the palm Of the
day:
Ilnpedza and Hoar.eHeas shall eyernOre eeAse TO
pain
Whine Tanners Cough Mixture continues to reign;
"h'-rn,-r C01sh AEd B-rrhe4 Immediately TiA
II I.l.a=Eis Cough Mixture At once you do try;
All Ts9 Ti=h Something 10 give full and clear
votce
wa and Tsursr's Cough Mixture the very best
chOiSs;
Thea shout the glad tidiuzs, let tie earth far Ees0und
Pr the sovereign great cure Is Low AZ last fOand-
E0F sale a. the Drug store q the Proprietor,
CHARLES w. GRAHAM.
Also ~ AsLA.a ETOthsrz- Washington Hall aGd
b. Il4lSrs rrLeTfliy. dec5
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GUITAR INSTRUCTIlN

by MRS. H. NJ. BECK. For o,,t,,,,,...
- apply AZ Mr. J. b. Mellor's or II. CarTvrtFst'