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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-20
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HIGH sr., EBENssURG. Pa.
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THIRD Doos sAoE
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rrcnnring for ChnIern.

The following notice is served 10y IN,
Health officer Of Cincinnati upon land
lords and tenants, owners, agents ant
occupants Of houses, stables, factories
eic.
lst. Avoid any unnecessary collection
Of refuse vegetable or animal matter, a
kitchen garbage, or other rubbish, il
yourcellars, yards, or tyOurpTemises
2d. Have your cellars, yards, alley
and out-houses frequently whitewashed
and keep them clean by daily sweeping
3d. Ashes or olal should be placed il
separate vessels or boxes, rs they vii
hereafter be removed by the city
promptly and regularly
4th. See that the drains and ccsspooi
on your premises are free from all ob
structioHs, and kept cleanly.
5th. Do not allow water TO stand il
your cellars. See that il is removed "a
once, and that there is a thorough ven
tilation for pure air TO circulate within
the same.
9Th. For your privies, water closets
and drains of every kind, and for the pur.
pose Of destroying unpleasant or noxiou,
0dors, use deOdorizing and disinfectine
agents.
One-h alf pound Of Chloride Of Lime
put into a common saucer, and thi,
placed in your cellar and renewed once
ia ten days, will be sufficient to purify
it. The same quantity OF this article
should be sprinkled about house drains
aud yards once every four or five days
Two or three pounds of the NuiDhate 0t
Iron, thrown into a privy once in two
or three weeks, will destroy its unpleas-
ant OdOr.
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from tAe Louisville journal
The radicals have called to their assis.
lance, il appears, strong minded and
decidedly rampant female known as the
Dickins' son. Nature il seems, made a
mistake by some curious freak and got
the wrong sex, which. Anna intends to
correct; and while her hand is in, she
purposes TO correct other mistakes Of ma
ture, one Of the most hagitiOus Of which
Is q distinction Tcolor, whereat Anna's
wrath is great and refuses to be appeased
tin nature is thrashed INTO de-
cenev and the full acknowledgment
of he rights Of men and women. She
is very severe on President Johnson,
which makes US sad. She says he's "a
great liar and traitor which is bad.
Annals crinoline spreads considerably,
and we are somewhat apprehensive As TO
it, effects upon the masculine persuasion.
lf she sb0uld 90 to Washington which
the gods forbid and form an alliance,
OBegSiUe and defensive, with Mr.. Sumner,
who, we believe, is a bachelor, il would
be all up with Andy johnson, and that
individual might consider himself lucky
e. escape with "a whole skin 10 the noun
tains of Tennessee. We beseech Anna,
the son Of Diekins, TO draw it more
mildly.
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Tur GRAVES OF CONFEDERATE SOL.
nTTRE

DIERS.
The following letter, addressed 70 the
editor Of the Columbus lGa.) enquirer,
suggests plan which We think viii
meet the approhation and assistance OF
every irue-hearted Southern woman;
The ladies are now, aud have been for
several DAYS, engaged in the sad but
nleasant duty Of ornamenting and inn
/ proving that portion OF the City Gene
4 irv sacred 10 the memory of our gallant
! Confederate dead; but we feel il an un-
! finished work unless a day be set apart
annually for its special attention. We
cannot raise monumental shafts and in
scribe thereon their many deeds Of hero
ism, hut we can keep alive the memory
of the debt we owe them by dedicating at
least one day i'm each year 30 embellishing
their humble graves with flowers. There
fore. we beg the assistance Of the press
and the ladies throughout the South, to
aid us In our efforts 10 set apart a certain
day, 10 be observed from the Potomac 10
the Rio Grande, and be handed down
through time. as = religious custom OF
the country, To wreathe the graves 0i our
martyred dead with flowers. Let every
city, town aud village join IN the pleas
ami duty. Let an be alike remembered
from the heroes of Manassas TO those
WIN expired amid the death throes OF
ollr l,sllowed cause. Wen crown alike
the honored resting places OF the immor-
laI Jackson in Virginia, Johnston Of
shiloh. Cleburne. I'm Tennessee, and the
host of Gallant privates who adorned our
ranks. An did their duty, and 30 all we
owe our gratitude.
let the soldiers graves for thatday at
least Dee the Southern Mecca, 90 whose
shrine her sorrowing women, like pill
grim-. may annually bring their grateful
hearts and horal offerings. And when
we remember the thousands who We're
huripH "Nith their martial clOaks around
them without Christian ceremony Of
irterment for their beloved bodies, we
would invoke the aid Of the most thrill
inc clsaucnce throughout the land 20
inau1Irate this custom by delivering un
the appointed DAY, this year, an euiogy
on the uuhuried dead of our glorious
Southern army. They died for their
country Whether their country had,
or had not, the right 10 demand the sacri-
fee. is no longer a question Of discussion
with Us. We leave that for future
nations 70 decide. That il was de
mandad-that they nobly responded
and fell holy sacrifices onthelr country
altar. and are thereby entitled 10 their
cnuntrv's gratitude-none viii deny.
The proud banner under which they
rallied i'm defence Of the nobiest cause
for which heroes fought or trusting wO-
man praved, has been furled forever The
country for which they suffered and
died has now no name or place among
the nations of the earth. Legislative
enactment may not now be made TO DO |
honor 10 their memories, but the verlest
radical that ever traced his genealogy
back 10 the deck of the May Flower
could not deny us the simple privilege Of !
having honor 10 those who died defend !
ins the life, honor and happineS Of the
SOUTHERN WOMEN.
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At a publicmeeting i'm Bracken county
Ky, last week, the following resolution.
were unanimously adopted:
"When a nation is blessed the peopl,
thereof may reioice.n Therefore,
ReSOlred, That Andrew johnson, a,
President of the United States, by th,
exercise of the veto power in withhold.
ing his signature 10 the "Freedmen',
Bureau bill" has blessed Us as people
and we assure him Of our approval an,
pledge ourselves 10 sustain him.
Rta0iped, That while Kentucky wa,
always faithful "a the Federal Govern.
ment, with the courts Of justice, Fedora
and State amid the storm of hutJleI al.
ministering the laws with fidelity, 10 all
we regard the " Freedmcn's Bureau. d
lately established in our State, a. an AS
sumption Of power Unauthorized by au
enactment Of Congress, oppressive and
unjust TO our people, and we earnestly
but respectfully appeal to the Presideri
of the United States to Immediately re.
move the same.
ResO'red That 4 copy Of the foregoing
resolutions be forwarded TO our senators
10 Congress, with a request that they
present Them to President johnson.
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limitations OF Fractional Currency and
the GreeHbscEs.


From the New York Post
The men who counterfeit the various
kinds of Government Notes, and partic-
uarly the fractional currency, are now
more numerous than ever before, anda
making persistent efforts 10 get their
paper into circulation. The fractional
uoie~ that receive their attention are
those of recent issue. The first issue of
what is known "a, "pOstal currency was
never very successfully c0uujgrieited,
though a few copies of the imitation OF
the fifty cent note We're disposed of 20
the public. Probably no counterfeits Of
of the other denominations Of that issue
were ever passed in sufficient numbers 10
pay for the engraving of them.
Immediately after the so-called 'shOrt
notes" Of the fractional currency We're
issued, the cOUnterleIters became very
busy with them, particularly As the en-
cravings for all the denominations Were
nearly alike: and the rogues were SO
successful that il was thought best TO re-
place the currency 10y another issue, Of
which every note should be of different
size and design.
Ii has happened that the spurious cur
reucy increases regularly with each of
the changes. The latest issue was scarce
ly in the hands Of the public when inn
itati0us of il appeared. There Is ali
Italian counterfeit Of the new fifties,
and q German counterfeit, besides the
work Of the American or English en-
graveI-, who ar- always ready for such
opportunities. There have been, in all,
eight or ten different plates of the fifty
cent counterfeit, Of both the long and
short notes, aud a. many Of the twenty
five cent denomination. The tens have
been cuunterfeiied, and it is said the iives
have been, but that the work was so poor
that ii deceived nobody, SO those notes
did not get into circulation.
1t is reported upon what ought 10 be
good authority that counterfeit on the
new fifty cent note, that contains the
portrait Of Treasurer Spinner Is already
engraved
The '' greeubackSn % are comterfeited TO
q considerable extent; but besides the
imitation Of the fifties Of the compound
notes and of the iifieS Of the
legal tenders, which deceived some Of the
banlI-, the oountetfeils have not been
successful.
Our officers keep a sharp lookout upon
the operations Of the cOmtprieiters, and
have done much that is not expedient TO
explain. During the past three months,
We hear oomterfejting implements and
materials that cost the manufactures
more than twenty thousand dollars,
have been forwarded 10 Washington
from this city.
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Important 10 Travellers
MEMPHIS &EASTERA CITIES.
The Gresi sroaI Guses
Atlantic and Great Western Railway

Is now omen and running t7r1 daily FIST ex-
pres trains from tlnriHuail q. Nt-a hlrs and
All EASTERN cities- El--.--l-ere uill 1rI This
most dssi rfHle route. The H-.tuipui-uls Of tins
rnsd are uue4ualud by any lu tul- e-utluaut-
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars Accompany s. -.ii
night trains, aud smoking cars uu a.l TRAINS
uteais sui the uubrnatH l-rutd tiugse Offers 20
tle Traveller degree OF security comfort au1
speed MOI 90 be found ou any orhrrrouf- tuu-
nrctIugs taH Cairo, 81 Louis, ur ui.t1 sos this
route are certain also connections fIr Pitts
burg. Puiladelphia, Baltimore and Washington
IirEe;s can bs had and lla-Z-e Dtrri-af
tHr4sgl I'D aII uriurfnaf ~luf d western arlres.
For further information aHJ through Tickets,
appfg 20 LARRY HtE3iSCAb.
AGENT ILL., Cen. Railroad. 20 Isflra.sil street.
or o. f. G. BNINlrlEN
Agent chicago and St Louis Eailraad. N.o i3
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn or
SIDNEY COOK.
Far. I'm fF4rsyg. Fg1rt-.
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AhMl-Ik1f fIlisfs = " rl'fr
Nashville, Frb-y 4 lss-i-
\ M UATtaITEFF. ComptruiIer Of the
Treasury do hereby certify that tile luterna-
tioual Insurance company. localri at New
York Cty, tH tue state OF New f"Fk, itss pro
Comnauy has complied with ali tne require
ments of the laws OF the Stale OF Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance totnptnle-, ana iurthti
rerfjfv that \. h. Clarke q Co., Agents Of said
t'ognuauv have also compiled with the req uir~-
mems nf the laws of the state, m;ide and pro-
,.itad ia such cases. wherefore, said lutrfut-
tinuaI Insurance. Company has authority 60
take risks and transact the business OF lnsur-
3llt-,. iu This state at Memphis, Tenn
This certificate of Agency must rv renewed
the iSt DAYS of July and January OF each year.
s. W. HATCuErE
lsEAJ1 Comptroller Tenn
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Mississippi L Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE. TO MERCHts7s AND SHIPPERS.

[ GENtIE- have been established nj Menu
y nliS- fernando. Gold g.sit-r, Como ~.iTtlls-
EaiesvIllr. Oakland aUo trreuH-Iu. o. Vg l.,-i1
points Freights can DE Shipped without l'l--
payment until further notice To ali other
points frei-- hts ruu>f HF prepaid
Much complaint Is UIalie iu cous-lueure of
frsiglt- being sent back lspuI Depot i.Yer-
effort IL being made hy The Company tg a-r ulf
Frei .hts fast possible. and Fro lt Train
has been sent cut DAILY for the las. wa-E, IraL
still 90 is not sufficient 90 meet tlH d-slsi..-
with no Depot iu which % receive and -lItes
freight. and but iimueI supply orra-Iiu-.- -tut.-
ygecs,uuot Do the business which Is l..sF ,stl-
ing. satisfactorily 90 tbe Vu lIie Er-f -larl,su
has been and Will continue. 20 Dee uitt.i.- 90 ln-
crease the amount which Is shipped. riif We
cannot do mere than tho lllliiil,s or li- Road
allow.
A. &. LTNEESitBt.
fau2j General Superintendent
1 r.. sFa
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
-AMEs GRAVES. JAMES A GRAYEs
GRAVES & SON,
Proprietors Of

1IuPitetuIh OF
DIR. GRAVES AGUE PILLS, ANTI-BILIOUs FILLS,
AMERICAN LfNINENT. PAIN ENrRAo-
TOR, CANDY VERNIFUGE, PILE
OfNTME ENT, AND
CURE FOR DIPTHERIA AND THROAT DISEASE,
And Dealers in all kinds OF
Patent Medicines, Ferfumery, Soaps, and Fancy
Articles. Liquors. Wines and Brandies, for
medical purposes, Fine Segars and Tobacco
Fiavoring Extracts, Sponge, Brushes Of all
kinds. Combs, ouinine, Quinodine, Purified
Chesneedine, sulphate OF Cineenia, Morphine,
Chloroform, Opium, and many other prePsra-
lions. that win be sold low
WIN also keep an assortment OF Electie Nfedi-
cnes.
So We VIII have q catalogue or our stock and
prices, that will be furnished those desiring
one, free Of charge.
NO. 22s MARKET STREET,
between sixth and Seventh sts,
te2f-sm Louisville, KY,
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Sometime during last year, James Muir
ply, Federal soldier, was tried before a
military commission at Louisville. XIV,
on charge Of murder and arson, con-
victed and sentenced TO be hung. While
he was confined in the military prison Of
that city, awaiting the execution Of the
sentence, he succeeded in making his es-
cape and has been at large for six OF
seven months. He took refuge in
this State, and has been for some
months in DeKalh county, where he
rendered himself exceedingly disagree
able "a the people Our wide awake de-
1 tective corps obtained the clue 10 his his
tory, and on Sunday last succeeded in
arreStiHg him thirteen miles from Alex
andria, brought him to this city on Mon
day, and started with HIM last evening
on the Louisville and Nashville railroad
for delivery to the proper authorities of
the former place. Murphy is represented
- very desperate and dangerous char
acIer, and it is hoped that he will meet
with the just reward of his conduct.
l-NdshcWc Ui,j0g1 and american, l4fh.
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LIABILITIES.
Tie Act ofIneorroraton is herewith.

STATE o. NEW YORK.
County Of New York, January -. 1856
Charles Taylor. President, and a. e.. Hiue, See
retary ef tLe lNrrI. rsTIoNAL iN-I-l.ANtE e. I'I-
PANy, 10 me personally known, depose ana say
that they are ssiid officers and that tire turrgl-
ing il q true, full and correct statement Ct tle
affairs Of said Company on rhe thirty-nrsi
diy of December, l~.5; that said Company IS De
basiu fifie owner o. one million dollars rish
capital, and thr-v hundred aud tarty-ei-ht
thousand 1--we hundred auu eighteen dollars
ami fort y-tlr-e cents cash surplus. invested a-
above, ala of which IS tie absolute property of
said Company Tree ami clear from atl lrlus aud
cialus thereon. r-repf as aHUNe stated. .tud a-
may he necessary ipr "a " "T--iusurauce mud u
acc0rdiuz o. The best OF their knowledge. iufar-
nation saud BeItef respectively.
CHARLES TAYLOR. President.
G.. g.. HINE, secretary.
sworn 10 and subscribed, the date last abovs
written, before iuv,
CHARLES NETrLETON.
Commissioner ior tue STATE OF Ieuuess &c.
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Piles, Fislula, Rissnres, Structures
POlypus, TumOrs, HydrOelle,
SarCOCile, Hare-llp, etc.
s.rspeolal attention given to diseases o

For the benefit ~ those troubled with diseases
Of the uTEkl q, he viii mention, that IN sep
from the uterus, ffor Mrs Wesley Parker, Of
Athehs, ba-,l AS large as an lnfants hehu,
measuring seven and half inches IA length
anu ms patient was perfectly Well In few days,
ana there has been no return Of the tumor.
mentioned.
Dr. O. has never lost a patient. nor had the
silshleal accident % happen. "a : Old patients
lnFnuahiy send their friends ID him In Mis-
a father and three sons
Patients are NOT confined o. their beds and
may return home Immediately after the opera
ton.
IN 9. must see his patients, or he can op
nothing Tor them. ~
: Address him TO the care Of the Gsyoso House.
nRrl0u
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STATE or TENNESSEE. }
CON PrRuLI. EFt' : OFFICE,
Nashville. Eeb'y y, iS0b-
I. :. W HATCHETT. Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Arctic tlre
and Inland Insurance Company. locateU al
New York in the state Of New York, mss pro
dueed to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all The require
ments of the laws of the state of Ieuues-ee iiil-
posed on insurance companies, anu lui1iiei
. eertirr that Ness :. r. Clarke & Co.. Agents Of
said Com pauy. have also complied with lhe re-
uuireuteritS of the laws Of the state, male ana
crowded IN such cases: wherefore, said Arctic,
Fire and Inland Insurance Company has aU-
thoriry to take risks and transact the puSiness
Of insurance I'm this state, AZ memphis len
nes>eC-
This certificate OF Agency musL be renewed
M. Ist dav; of July and January of each year
:. ". HATCHETf.
fgr.r1 Tf-cs-Irn1 COMPTROLLER Tenn.
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s@S The New Yorl, Posts special says
the Ways and Means Committee VIII
soon report a new tax hill in favor Of five
cents per pound on cotton and five per
cont, on all incomes, extending the ex-
emption clause ia the latter 10 81 900.
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Main Street.

TEvWO COTTAGE BUILDINGS, on Main street
j below the N. e T. r o..
one uwO-sinry FRAME HOUSE, for two tene
ments, finely arranged.
lot, % by le0 feet. Terms, So 0g0-ou fOurtl
cash q and u months
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D3-On Friday last, a Gaming affair
took place in Richmond, Va, between
james p. Rogers and j. M. Peers. ia
which the latter bad his skull fractured.
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MEMPHIS TENNESSEE

100 BBIS. FRESH ST. LOUIS MEAL.
100 Bbls L. F. Flour.
10 Bbls. Double Extra Flour
50 Bbls. Harrison Flour.
100 Bbls Single Extra Flour.
10 BDls. Buckwheat Flour.
20 Bbls. Mess Pork.
y Bbls. Pickled Ioles.
10 Casks Clear sides.
casks Hams.
1900 Pounds Breakfast Bacon.
1000 Pounds Dried Beef.
20 Bbls. Spioed Pigs Feet.
Is Kegs do.
25 BbiS. Mess Beef.
- y bbls. Mackerel.
% Kits do Nos. !, . and 3.
. Kits White Fish.
lU0 BXs. b. 4. Herring.
50 Bxs. Cheese.
50 Kegs MOlaSSes.
80 Kegs Golden syrup, s and 10 gals.
50 Hhds New Orleans sugar.
50 Bbls. white Sugar, crushed. pow,
dered, A Coffee, b Coffee ana refined Yellow.
100 BXs. Soap, all grades.
$50 Pi-gs. star Candles, S and IS
p sacks Rio Coffee.
100 Kegs Nails.
. DoZ. BrOoms
100 BNs. Tobacco.
60lOO Segars.
50 Bbls Rectided whisky.
10 Sbls Bourbon do
100 BblS- Cape Lime.
- Baskets Champagne.
. BNS Pearl Starch.
> Bales Gunuies.
10 Sacks Rice.
Ia addition to the above, we have a large and
complete assortment OF
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IGrIf you have lost your credit, be
industrious, and you viii gain il,
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STAT Z NJ + y T
or THE CONDITION or THE
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE co.
on THE
First Day of January, 1856.

ASSETS.
cash I'm Bank and I'm Ofic,......-......s 5SSj "a
Bonds and Mortgages tbring nr~t lru
uu real estate. H New ork aud -.
BROOK 70. WORTH go least s1is Ian--.. lsl,ilu U
Loans on StocsS, payable ON deIlaud
,0iIsier,i 81. IA G5i ..........'.--. Ga7B gl
United States SturbS owned Iy iilt
Company. market value ..---.--..---.- % ~ ~
State, stocks owned hy the Company,
,oa-;-..r ,.,I,l,. ---.......-..-...... 1856 o.
Real Estate tuuiucuuberedl --------.--.-. dttJ ui
Interest Accrued or which greater part
due Jan. lSt is already paidl ---.- ----. 1872 >
i'.i,s-- eogr OF trls Ission from Agents 22-00 ca
lend Risi,s- ana other items......... 1871 y
issned m 0fiice e.-....-.............. 5S9i g.
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PRICE OF suRsCrIPrIoN.

ss- Eight lines ef solid nonpareil constitute a
square. 60, .-,t.,
Sc M advertisements IN tne HffciiA Nvttce
eolumn viii be charged ~ cents per line.
So Marriage and death notices pnoiishea -
other advertisements.
Sc AdvcTfisements 70 be inserted in the
weekly paper only, OF at irregular inter, ais ma
eifber 'of fhe papers viii DE charged 81 pei
Eouare for each and every insertion.
90 An advertisements mol marked FOR spe-
eiHef time will be discontinued Al the END Of
one week.
be handed la At the Clerks desk.
So Ts-dnsieHf advertisements aaEd Be- puid fol
a. ddfunc6.
Weekly uapcr. unless 10y special contract.
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NJ. & G. RaiIroad.

OQ5. ACRES on the above Road one mile
NC'J iSOm POcsihOutas- Two line Dwellings
Outhouse, Orchards, Wells and lasting spring,
one hundred acres In cultlVation-ca be
bought at the Low PRICE Of - per acre.
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ONE BRICK HOUSE, with SIX rooms, on
" Vance street.
LOT 80 feet by 50. sE00i s3j00 cash; six and
twelve months.
one FRAME COTTAGE, on Vance street,
rooms out houses and lot. Terms, sJSD cash.
beautiful LOT for "a fine residence
one two-stOry NEW FRAME HOUSE-Six
rooms, out houses, fine cisteru In desirable
position, near Mrs Ialbots residence-Sl0nGu-
Oue-half cash o and l. months.
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T AMY GhOCEhIES.
Consisting of
Teas, Assorted Fruits, Oysters Sardines,
GherkinS Mixed Pickles, Chow Chow,
Brandy Peaches, Brandy Cherries
Preserves, Pine Apples in glass and cans;
Extracts, Yeast Powders, Condensed Milk,
Condensed Coffee, LOl,steTS, salmon,
Scotch Ale, Porter, Chocolate Hacking
Stove Polish, Jellies,
Canned Honey,
Snuff Indigo, BOxi iBlueing,
brakes BitterS, StOughtOu do,
Morning tau WahOO BitterS
Plantation Bitters, Old Port Wine
Old sherry Wine, Madeira Wine
Ginger Brandy, preserved Ginger.
Powder, Caps and Shot.
Clothes Pins, worcestershire Sauce,
Pepper Sauce, London Club Sauce
Mushroom Catsup
Tomato Catsup, Walnut do,
RaSins, CurranIs, Citron,
Backing Brushes
Clothes Brushes, Horse brushes,
Whisk BrOOms, Hearth Brooms,
counter Brushes, Bed Cords PlOw Lines.
Two Hoop Buckets, Striped Cedar do.
Nest Measures, Sugar Buckets,
thina buckets. ell Buckets,
Sugar Boxes WashbOardS
Covered Market Baskets,
Tubs, Selves, Wire Bbl Ooyers
Kegs, Maearoni,
White Root Ginger
Race Ginger, Madder Cloves. Spice,
Tapiseo Nutmegs, and Coal OIL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-17
Union Street.
Vance Street.

ONE Splendid COTTAGE BUILDING, oi
" Union street-S MONS. All new and can b
purchased cheap-Ss0O0 -Uue-hulI cash.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-17
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