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InsoErent Nnfice.

THE Insolvency OF tie estate 81 W~erf1e-o,,
4 Donaldson, deceased. hav1ug been sus-<tsf
IN the Clerk Of the County CONT 81 Uhi-r
-9unty, Tennessee, all persors niliiu- cIrf-s
sga1nSt said estate are hereby uCulal ra rfa
them with the CLERK % che County, Cnr-r al
ObiOn county. ON or before the lafh d1r nrsF--
Ldo6, duly authenticated AS required n- f-v
pro rata settlement. or thls notice WI De- usaf
IN bar OF their recovery hy urtsrut rha c.a--
OF the County Court Of Ooion COUNT. rer..l-
see, this lsth day Of Deoemher. ls6a
J. DONALDSON
innT gn Adr.f~-
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ChaHeerY Sale Of City Lets.
Wednesday, April IIta, 1865,
Atthe Court House door 10 faserv Of vsnrst-

Gud John Malone.
virtue or an iuceriocutorv decree made in
~ ~ above cause On the Chanc-rv sasa III
CITY o. Memphis. on Januarv "a 80 M
311ll auci1ou AZ the Court House door
y me eiy OF Aemphis. on W~EhNTsDAE.
- VI APRIL Ls5. "a carsIln L11 ar
eIeunus 5ituated IN the COUNTY nr E.-.5-a and
-to 9i ~Aennessee, 10 the Butler Division aFrIs
~ Memph4Hr bounded on the west Bv
roMLl7neLns ar q stake at The Iu-s1s-.I8u 1f
A1-er ana shelby street,. and rI-larr ar-r
win the south line or Butler ---e- - h.
an alley, thence with said aIla-. lr ~ w..
lle p me same In q s0urlerIT direction. 81
l1et 70 SAKE, thence we-rEarilv. parallel -st4
1uf street ~ Lla east side 1f -lall- ar4-r
tHehee northWardiy with the ela-s5lsa -l-Tar
street - feet % the beginning
LILIES n NALE-lr-1it % aud - mr1Er=-
.ou@ WIN good security and "a Hen E-f--r. rr
n. ASTON.
m1f2 iAa Clerk a-I E-T-a-
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ChanceY'U S0Le

or Real Estate In Germantown, Shelby county,
Tenn, al the Court House door In Memsnts.
on Wednesday, Aprilu, 1850.
$. Levi & Brothers t- r C.. holland and Others
d. virtue Of an i-nterlocutory decree made on
Ii the Chancery side Of the C0mmOn Law and
Ghancery Court OF the city OF Memphis, OF date
January -, 1896, 4 viii sell at Public Autiou, az
the Court House door, In the city OF Memphis,
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Ofl6s Acres Of Land, at the Court House. Mem
PMS, Tennessee, on Wednesday, 18th dag OF
April, 1896.
James H.. Meriweather rs Ellen F. Cowdau
and others.
DY virtue Of decree ~ the Cnancerv side OF
ID the common law and Chancery Court. %
the city Of Memphis, OF date January 8. lsa. I
VIII sell at public auction. between the hours Oh
10 and u O'Clock. pm, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IL. 1886.
the following described tract Of land. Wing and
being in shelby county, Tennessee. and de-
scrlbed as follows, t0-wit: Lot 4. it being the
northeast quarter OF fractional section No. ), IN
range No s, west township No. I. agreeable %
the ChIckasaw Survey, containing LOO acres,
more OF less.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. A. ASTON.
March 9. IS6g-ilr I0-tds. C-&M IL.
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Non-Resident Notice.

State or Tennessee. Upton county, County
Court, February term, 1885.
Robert McDil, Administrator Of s.. q. McMur.
Try, IS Willie McMurtry-PeutiOu % sell land
20 pay debts
In this cause it appearing to the Court from
the affidavit Of the petitioner, that the defend.
ant, Willie McMurtrv, Is a nonresident Of the
state Of Teuuessee. Il Is therefore ordered by
the Court that publication be made IN the
Memphis APPEAL, a newspaper printed and
published in &le city Of Memphis, Tennessee
Tor four consecutive weeks. requiring the 90,
iendant TO appear Al the April term OF the
County Court Of Upton county, 70 be holden III
the Court house IN tho town Of C0viugfOu. on
the first Monday in April, 1856, then and there
to plead, answer or demur % petitioners pet-
ton, or The same will be taken for confessed.
A true copy. K J. BAKRET. Clk.
BY j. Il CU1fMLSs. Dep. CIL
Bate & Smitheal, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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pROPsY

Is a collection Of water IN some parts Of the
body, and bears different names, according to
the parts affected, viz when gene ally diffused
over the body, IL is called Auasacra when Of
the abdomen, Ascites; when OF the chest, Hy-
Hrnfh
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r. 10 IA .
And is u Saving Of from SO to IS
nor garreu to the Consumer,

wonderful succeas. A large proportion
or the citi0ens Of Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using 10; but I
an ccnhnent there are many others who would
avail themselves of its advantages were they
satisfied rsg6sding its AEALIHFULNESs,
SUPERIORITY, and EEEAPNESo.
To convince such Of thss5 tees, l have OBJ
talned a large number of certificates frCm well
and favorably known physicians and others, a
few Of which / give below. One trial viii con-
vince the most i~ncredul0us that IL is 10 their
advantage to use this Flour, as an ECONOMY
and sATISFACTION in every respect
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I am acquainted with II. 7. Helmbold; he oc-
cupied the drug store opposite my residence,
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before
him.. l have been iavorably Impressed with
his character and enterprise.
WM. WEIGHTMAN.
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Charles C. Carter rs. ". h Conaut and Others.
Df virtue Of an mterlocutGrv decree made I'm
- TINS cause on January ID. lsd and moulded
On 1lh februaryr ho5, on the Cnaucery side Of
Us common Law ana CEaucery Court OF the
city OF Memphis, l viii sell, at public auction.
al the Court House door IA the city Of Memphis.
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It up lns, r. q, and IS pound Do kagss,
HaifB Barrels and BARRELS.

This -four win be found on sale In packages AZ
all nrrt eiass family groceries IN the Civ 49, ~
wholesale az The canuflct0ry. 4s Main qfreet
2 doors South Of Beale, Memphis, Tenn.
liberal discount viii be made 10 rhe Trada.
janis ALLEN II, MORGAN, Propristor
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TREATMENT.

Helmbold's highly concentrated Compound
Extract Buchu. is decidedly one of the best
remedies for diseases OF the bladder, kidneys,
gravel, drOpsical sweIliugs, rheumatism, and
equity affections. Under this head, we have
arranged Dysuria, or difficulty and pain in
passing water, scanty SecretiOns or small and
frequent discharges Of water; ~Strangury or
stopping OF water; Hematuria or bloody URN;
govt and rheumatism of the kidneys, without
any changs in quantity, but increase In color
or dark water. II was always highly recon-
mended, by the late Dr. Physick, in these anec-
tions. This med cine increases the power of
digestion and eXcites the absorbents into
healthy exercise, by which the watery or cal
careous dispositions and all unnatural enlarge
mentS, as well as pain and Inflammation, are
reduced, and is taken by
MEN WOMEN ANn
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

And knowing that the intelligent refrain from
using anything pertaining 70 Quaclxery, or the
Patent Medicine O~rder-mOst OF which are pre-
pared by self-styied Doctors, who are too igno-
rant 70 read "a physiclan's simplest prescription,
much less coInpsteBtto prepare Instrumentation
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Tbe Ewrrvss Eu@eute aua nj.
Mfduw @ttAE

-1 No.. ana an Artig
A poor srtist died the other d,,
paris. a few zketches some water %
4-wIurs. al uuhnIsbed picture. ~
The sole provision LETT for bis 49,
and children. >uss5's. the vel -k1o,g-.
artists shop 20 tEa Place De R1-,-.o
Lad o-te1 been bis resource f.y tbas 80 III
nls pictures. Ihither TIA Widoyg re-
paiIea. she showed the. Contents Of I
PoI--olo- suisse, says a corrasnon5ert
private 81 re. ss likely 10 he
tlan the chance his
81 attracting
- plcation 10 be made ~
INC al which the a.
cteseu @t-- bad given Ies-ors
II possess several letters re,iiai
me "icoe nom those nv a.
husband Instructed, amopg aLe
a note nom "a spanish Conntel9
on her quitting Paris, in which = ,a-SI
fJl writer PROMISE ~ any tlne y,L-r
her master required assistance. ~ JosTT
for him that lay la her power" VA
IS the young Countess? ' I'm Pari. 5-.
she is low married. a'If Idared. "a
oed she, as Sue banded SUISSE a note. MI.
folds OF which were almost worn thruugb
and which bore unmistakable traces OF
having been often read. Suisse glanced
al the rev lines that it contained. and
asked the widow to trust il 10 aim for a !
few days. The Empress. on re-coguizinO 4
her 0Wn writing, gave orders thai !. Hbs /
eral pension should be granted III tbe ]
widow and children OF the teacher 49, I
whom she had studied as Cogntee d.
Teba.
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THESE PARTIES RBsoRT

/ 70 various means Of edectlng sales, such as
] copying parts Of advertisements OF popular
remedies and finishing With certificates.
The Science OF Medicine stands SIMPLE,
| PURE AND MAJESTIC, having Fact Tor its
Basis, Induction Tor its Pillar, Truth alone FOR
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ChGncerv SAFE.

George A. StovaIl and Robert W. Mitchell, OF
the firm OF StOval & Mitchell. Is. Norman C..
Jones, 20 al.
u Iivirtue Of an interiOcutory decree made In
II this cause, on the TN OF January, 1851. and
renewed on the 18th OF January, 1855, j VIII
sell at public auction, at the Court House door.
in the city of Memphis. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Il, Is8.
between the hours OF 10 and 70 O'Clock. dftv
shares OF stock in the Bank Of West Tennessee
Terms OF ~SALE-Gash.
ACGUSTON ASTON,
mar lO-tdE. e ami "
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Aamfntstrator,s Notice.

HAVING been qualided az the March Term,
IL 1855. Of the County Court or shelby county,
Tennessee, as the Adnduistrator o. the e-taJa
uf Joseph Garrett. deceased. al persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are required to
present them 70 me, properly prObated, within
the time requiIrd by law; and all persons in
debted % said estate viii come forward and
settle said Indebtedness. can be found at No.
l64 DsSOJO street, Memphis, Tennessee.
j. j. GARRETT.
rem-Tf Tamru~HFw aFmr~Fe#-mH-a
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3, I. WICK, n. p
3. y. kRoWN, " y.


ThaVe examined the Ingredients and "eo-
thea Innocent, anu he bread superior.
n. Q. MALONE, ID. d.
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a WoRn a.

Health Is most important; and the afflicted
should not use an advertised medicine. or any
remedy, unless lis contents or Ingredients are
known 10 others besides the manufacturer, or
until they are satisfied Of the qualifications Of
the Marty so Offering
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BetweeH the hours Of 10 and j. O'Clock m.
al The right, title, claim and interest o. Ia par
ues complainant and defendant IN and 20 the
louoWiHg real estate, situated IN the city 81
Alemphis, SHELBY county, Tennessee. At the
corner ~ ADAMS and High streets. fronting on
the north SIDE Or Adams efla Feet, and on the
east side Or high streatdl3 fedt, ana on the south
side Of eiz feet.
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M7-The marrIare - ii P-enn-n

H-rhe marriage law Of Penasvfrania
is undergoing change A simple asTee-
ment between q c0uplein the presence Of
witnesses has been held to De a LEGAL
marriage here tOfore, butthatsor ofthfDg
wiz be done away with, and the services
OF a clergyman OF magistrate VIII De-
required. For marrying a pair either Of
whom Is intoxicated, S500 fne and six
months Imprisonment VIII be imposed. |
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tx X MS PER NJ
payable Moptblv Il,

Raw. B MLsLER Proprietor.
ost once adhres, Forest Bml Station,
sc Railroad. mars Ina
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Th.,lst NAIe.

DY virtue Of deed OF trust executed 20 me on
ID the 18th day Of June. 1850, and registered In
the Registers Office Of the county OF shelby,
state O~fTennessee, on the 18th day OF July. l35u,
in book No. -. pages 4a5. fg6, 4g7 and 493, by Jehn
and Jacob Linkhauer. the firm of Linkhauer a
Brother, 70 secure ehe payment Of certain notes
due 3 N. Gates. I shall proceed to sell FOR cash
70 the highest bidder in 'front.' of the real estate
Onlce OF MOgsARRAr. LASIER & Co., Irving
Block city OF Memphis, Tennessee, between the
hours Of 40 and ~ o'clock on Friday, March S0th
uated in The county Of Shelby, state Of Tennes-
see near the northeastern Ouudary or the
city OF Memphis, and known as lots No. l8n
thirty and ,3ll thirty-One on the map or plan Of
Of 5. N. Gates, which map Is or
record IN the Olica Of the Register OF shelby
county, Tennessee. Title beloved good, but j
only as trustee.
@. H MONSARRAT.
faQ--fN Truzfna
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The gravel ensues from neglect or improper
treatment Of the kidneys. These organs, being
weak, the water is not expelled from the blad-
der. but allowed 10 remain 10 becomes fever
ish and sediment forms. II is from this deposit
that the stone is formed and gravel enAues,
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The Voice Of Fears
1raasassa from the German for the sund.


Translated from the German for the Sunday
Commercial, by Lizzie Mlnter-I
Three DAYS Isaac had been dead in the
heart Of his father. for the fourth Godhad
selected him a sacrifice. Silently Abra-
ham wandered toward Muriah, sunk into
the deepest grief. when the friendly voice
Of his child walked him: ''See, my
father. here Is fire and wood, but where
is the lamb to saeriice2
fAlv son said Abraham, God him
self has selected the lamb Of sacrifice
Thus they silently walked along together.
And when they came 10 the place Of
offering. when the altar was built and
everything prepared, the father seized
the son, and laid him upon the altar. and
with his right hand grasped the knife
and gazed up 10 God. The bow suffered
il silently, and looked with fearful ewes
70 heaven.
The silent tear in the eve Of the father
and son pierced through the clouds. and
went 70 the heart Of God with great
clamor. Abraham ~ cried the angel
nom heaven, Abraham, spare thy
child, and harm him not. Il il enough ~
Joyfully the father received back his
son, who was given again unto him, and
called the joyful, terrible place Jehovah
seesin He sees the silent tear in tie
eye Of the sufferer. He sees the hearts
distress, which cries louder th.lan an
shouting.
OF three kinds are the prayers Of man
70 God, and mightier is M than the
other.
A PRAYER spoken in a low voice plesses
Him well He hears il in the dephs Of
the heart, and receives il mercifuIIyf from
the trembling lips.
The prayer Of distress, with great cries,
pierces through the clouds, and heaps
glowing Goals upon the head Of the op-
pressOr.
But the miEhtiest Of all Is the tear Of
the deserted one, who clinE firmly 10
God, and dies. II bursts doors and bars,
and rushes 10 the heart OF God. and calls
down the glance Of the Seeing One.
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RradIev's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,

Isof the he st material, style and manufacture,
and the gaosl graceful, durable and ecoDomi-
RICE, STTX = CO..
S05H and A7 tjain street.
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BradIey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
The most popular and flexible IN use. For
WALKER BRCsS. & co,
nn ~. A.-..a - rnuhLa lam
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RECOMMENDATIONS:

MEMPHIS, TIM, August Q, 1855.
Ihave used MorgauiH self Rising Flour, and
ind 10 do be a most excellent article. / have
also examined the ingredients which produce
self rising properties, and hnd them 10 be,
not only innocent, but important 10 perfect
n1lEton. lean freely recommend II asa most
he2Laiat eDd desirable -four, producing an
article tf bread sIneri0r TO that made in the
ordinary manner.
no. B. RBA4sER n. D.
We fully eoneEg p Tie above, having ex-
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PIOws, Etc.

Axes, PIOws, Etc.
On DOZEN BEST AXES.
$50 Pairs Trace Chains.
l50 Avery and Hall Flows.
10 Two Horse Wagons.
200 Sacks Corn.
500 Bales Hay.
100 Sacks Bran.
500 Bushels Seed Oats.
20 Hhds. New Orleans Sugars.
30 Bbls. White Sugars.
60 Bags Coffee.
Is Tlerces Hams.
10 Casks Bulk sides and Bacon.
100 Grind Stones.
10000 Gallon Jugs, Jars, Pans, etc.
3U Bills. salt.
40 Bbls. Mess Pork.
I5 Packages Cheese.
90 Bbls. Molasses.
50 Kegs Choice Syrups.
100 Bbls. Choice Meal.
Candles, Soap, Starch, Tobacco, Powder, Shot
White Lead, Oils, Fruits. Candies. etc.
pb- In store and arriving. III
January 10Th.
TAYLOR, McEWEN, DUKE & co.
MARI 3m
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ADT aININN DWTNNA -ANNEINaN DNNNNs
Very flexible, folded easily when in use, 70
eocupy a small space, and an article Of sup arlor
Nxceuence. For sale, in al Styles AZ the
SOUTHERN PALACE.
HOWELL, WOOD 4 READ,
laD AfaF, X
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Ilaolrencn Notice.
~ the Chanccry side OF the common Law
~ and chaneeIy Court Of the city OF Mem

phis-
saml Mosby e q, %. claTepce p HRnf aA
In the above cause Che insolvency OF the as-
fare ofVhoa NJ Huuf being suggested. It is or
Geraa nv ne Fnurr that all PERSONS who are IN
anr way-or manner Interested In the admluS-
trnti0n 81 said esiaie.af nave An aeAusl
said estate. appear anu Ate tne same Win the
Cle~k and Nsster ofthls CourL authenticated in
me rssnner ~pr9Senbgd by law on or before che
Isfdny OF My. leaAor before an appropriation OF
me funds ~ the estate IS made. or the sama
shau and VIII De barred Goth la law Ans equity.
and that ius orderno published FOR thirty DAYS
81 He Memphis AprEAL
4U9UsIoN sIST0M, eleFk and master
February IS l&frfa
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THE KIDNEYS.

THE Kidneys are two in number, situated at
the upper part Of the loin, surrounded by
fat aud consisting Of three parts, viz: The An
terror, the Interior. and the Exterior.
The Anterior aDsOrbs. Interior consists OF
tissues or veins. which serve as a deposit for the
urine and convey il TO the exterior. The ex-
terror is a conductor also, terminating in a sim
Gle tube, and called the Ureter. The Ureters
are connected with the bladder.
The bladder is composed Of various coverings
or tissues, divided int parts, viz: the Upper,
the Lower, the Nervous, and the Mucous. The
upper expels. the lower retains. Many have a
desire 20 uriHate without the ability; Others
urinabe without the ability 20 retain. This
frequently occurs 20 children.
To cure these affections we must bring into
action the muscles, which are engaged IN their
various functions. Lfthey are neglected, Gravel
or DropSy may ensue.
The reader must also be made aware, that,
however slight may be the attack. II is sure to
affect his bodily health and mental powers as
our flesh and blood are supported from these
uamwwar
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D4 virtue Of q wit ofElection. 10 ms ,-f
ID and directed by Hon. WuuawE - s-5v-I
Governor OF the state Of rcnnesee i Nll
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Chancern So

A credit Of SIX and twelve months. with notes
and approved security, and a lem retained TIL
paymen OF the purchase money.
mrll-tds AUGCSTON ASTON. C.&M.
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IN The WORLD.

Is pleasant In taste and odor, free from all in,
furious properties, and Immediate IN its action
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~CAancery sale on I'm ApriE. 1886.

EA5AA OF resumption waived. Title hgiievaI
70 De good, but convey only as trustee.
March 2s. 1896. na-@fse
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Notice.

DEPRESENTTNG a creditor OF the estate o
AZ William Dickens, deceased, I hereby give
notice that 40 the May term, 1855, OF the County
Court Of shelby County, Tennessee, Iwiu apply
letters of administration on said estate.
JNO. N. CARMACK.
March q. 1865. imar2 law4ttw
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JOHN MeGRATH.
E-aawHrr
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PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS

MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Enlnnnaannn e. n.n nnA H. nnnnAnnn.
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feH-d
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
THE eeEnrS Ernrs,rru

lHE GOLDEN JERUSALEM.
NE following verses are taken from ST
-A country of Bernard De aorlas. A.
de-lsalem ue ToIdenE
Mal miis aud honey bles-.
hlth fnF contemplation
sink heart and voice opureezed
EnoH obs Z know NOT
llf @alldl lsys are rheret
VIVA laolulcr OF glory.
Lant beyond compared
And when / Gin would Sfngf them
sly spirit fails and aaints.
Anu Nainly would it fmage
4-e assembly OF the saints.
They sland, those halls Of Sion.
t~ontublant with song.
ana right vita many an angel.
ana althe martyr throng.
ado Prince is ever in them.
The daylight IS serene;
4he pastures OF the blessed
Are deckali glorious sheen
There is the Throne OF David
And there, from care released.
Ine song ct them that triumph
me OF them thai feast.
ana they who with their Leader
ArNe conquered 10 the fight.
Eorerer and forever
are clad In robes OF whltei
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MrzPuIs, rEEE. August q, 1885.
I have used Morgan's Sell Aistng rlolr, and
examined It's Ingredients AZ ~ AZ That he
cTainns for 10, and is entirely harmless to an,
SICK or well, End Is especially adapted asa dIel
for dispepacs aud co~usatA,uNts lis materials
needed nuuiment. Nv GAfaERT, Ia.
vU prepare any barrel OF dour sent 10 me
ar VIII d1rnish any qualiIy or Hour orderel nm
Tor nav own sales use bone but the very 80,
Harrison, or rs equalb
rha bread ana biscuit made rom fhia aor-
can De eaten Is Well warm as cold, Wi.houf liz
iesst inconvenience Re tie weak and dVsneniie
st01aach. and has been known togfeatiF 6aneaf
such eases
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-11

tonishing success; six hundred tons of the ore
sold for $4,000 has recently come over the
Grand Trunk road and been forwarded to
Baltimore, through the shipping agency of
Messrs. Ross and Sturdivant. This ore pays
net profit OF over $40 per ton. The lode or
vein from which this ore is taken is from six to
ten feet wide, Of solid ore, and to depth as
yet unknown, severa. shafts having been
sunk into it more than one hundred feet each,
the ore growing richer as they descend, with
no indications of finding bottom. There e
several companies from Boston and Montreal
now at work on the same lode laying out for
a large ard permanent business. This is sup
posed to be the first persistent vein found in
Canada. and Prof. Hayes of Boston, says "it is
the most valuable copper mine he has ever
seen in this or any other country" VI
Some very fine specimens with Prot Hayes
assay of the same may be seen at the Horse
Railroad office, in this city. The copper is
iound in a talcose slate formation, with
sufficient quantity of sulphur to burn when
ignited, very easy to mine and needing no
machinery to prepare it for market.
This company will commence operations
the first of February, and expect to make sales
and get returns from their ore in six weeks
from the time they commence.