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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27
Ingenious Robbery OF Another Bank

Attacho.
THREE THOUSAND DOLLAR sTOLEN-A BOGUS 20
LICEAAN.
very ingenious robbery Of porter employed in the
Greenwich Savings Bank No rs Sixth avenue, occurred
about nine o'clock yesterday morning It appears that
while officer stillger Of tho Twenty eighth precinct,
was on duty in Carmine street Q man, dressed
up in q full suit OF police uniform, up
and represented that he was detailed 10 arrest
countereiter and that in all probability he should need
his services as the man OF whom he in search was
desperate character. Soon after man with tin cash
box on his arm appeared when the netended officer
marked to Che real knight Of The club s'There
man with the box, who as subsequently appeared,
was Thomas Quinn, porter Of the Greenwich Savings
Bank passed on, but soon returned through Carmine
street. and he did arrested by the stranger and
passed over to the custody or officer Stlgcr with the
request that he would take him to tho station house In
specially detailed to arrest the counerfeler but who
proved to DO thief In disguise, said he would take
Shargs OF tho box ana report TO PSsce Head
station house Quinn, in explanation TO Captain Dickson
SAID that he was porter employed by the Greenwich
corner OF Carkson and Hudson Streets with 1000 in
checks and bank notes for deposit, and was TO have
the oreenwich Bank not having this amount in small
notes hand they gave him only 00 saying he could
call latcr in the day for the remaining appeared
from Qunns statement that ingenious robbery had
been committed by thief in police uniform and that
real officer OF tho force had been innocent victim to
tho theft Thus while he was In the discharge Of sup
posed duty in taking Quinn TO the station house the
thief was making his escape with his 900 In punder
Captain Dickson took the prisoner up TO the Savings
Bank and there learned that his story In every
particular Quinn accordingly discharged from Gus
tody, and immediate search was made for the bogus
officer but TO last evening he had not been arrested
II appeared that Quinn had been In the employ OF the
savings bank for the last five years. and his al
checks to the Greenwich Bank for deposit and return
with his tin cash box well stuffed with small bills TO be
used in the savings bank This fact doubtless became
kra Ia ulaA lho tn
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!. s1s, 242,77s aa7, 16e,411 s1s.els. eas

Shis produces grand total Of collections in this city,
= three years and three months of $64, 222 056 Il
In the Thirty second district there were issued 900
IA by the Bank of Commerce That OF the Exchange
Annk $11, 1885, the Metropolitan, 80, $685. and the
6slAWare and Hudson Canal Company, 5000 Az the
asict includes Wall street. there is also considerable
6oome from the tax on the sales Of gold and stocks
1,s1o licenses; that to h b. Clanin Co. being
- e42,5o7. and A. T. Stewart q Co., sao, as2
Shere are also 2,200 manufacturers In the lat
~ district, who are assessed about %, 900 900
spsn their business and the personal incomes footed
% t200 CO., In the Seventh district large income has
4ssu derived from liquor and tobacco, one manufac-
fErsr Of the latter paying about $4,000 per month
u the Eighth district there are about ten thousand in
iSSS we're BE- 600 This district also paws highly on H.
Sasr and Tho Of the Manhattan Company
vsrs $50 900 in single month, and than $500 900
Anr.ng the year; the New York Company pays about
hAf much; and there three four disters who
esntribute $500 900 year. 600 licenses In all wero
ued lo26 OF the number being TO retailers Of liquors.
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Police Intelligence.

sxrBssrys rHEFTs on sFfKlTs-A DIsHoSEsT PoR-
TER.
Detectives Golden and Dusenbury yesterday arrested
Aibsrt colng late porter in the employ Of Jesse q.
Dayton, merc hani In Front street. the charge q
having stolen three barrels Of spirits valued at $500
vAsa arrested coling confessed his guilt 10 detective
ssaasn and informed him where the property cosd be
es1sA From What the oneer learned ccllins has long
bsee engaged IN purionng spirits from his employee
- 10 estimated that nearly ten tho and dollars
yssth of foofs have been taken and disposed Of 10
xnnoW individuals, from vboE soms ef tbe fpnw may
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27

AcHrnulx.-On "wednesday, January "a, OF pneumo.
MIA EiIAs d. AcxrRsAs aged 10 Year,, months and 4
fhe relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral this Saturday afternoon,
at one O'Clock, from his late residence 20 Vandam a.
AvERyLL-At Grcenpoint, on Friday January 20,
ALrREp CtARk only son OF George W. and Libbie
AvereIl aged Q years, 10 months and days
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10
attend funeral sunday Afternoon at one O'Clock,
from their residence In Meseroe avenues one door from
Leonard FOURTH street
Boonxss-on Wednesday morning, January "a. JAWS
Boorxas, In the sd year o. his age
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the from the Mercer str Pre-
bytsrian church between Wayercy and Clinton places
this saturday. morning at ten O'Clock, without further
Bssrwsurs On Thursday January q, Arousr BHE
rosMEn, m the so,h year q hs age.
ana Edward l. Howard, arc respectfully invited 20 at
tend the funeral from HE late residence 80 East Twenty
sixth street. tits saturday, afternoon at one O'Clock.
BYRxyOn Friday afternoon, January % at hair past
fve O'Clock AxNf BYRsg, the beloved wife or James
pyre Of 24s Eat Fourteenth strccL
Tic funeral viii take place on Monday, from the
Church o. the Immaculate Conception, Fourteenth street
Further notice ~ -gnday' Herad ..
CHsngY On Friday morning. January %, Mr. Jtss
c. wife u Mr. Joseph Cherry In The 9th year o. her
Fuper, se,vlee NJ bor late residence 2Jl Bleecker
street this saiurdlyl afternoon, at thrce O'clock The
rcmalns viii be taken TO paierson ~ j. Tor inierrnent
\ cRArr.--At Ttusyie, Pa, On IhursdAy January Is,
L y, in the s7,hycaf Of BIS age
| Notice Of fspsrFi ssrseef.fr.
| CAiLAn-u has resdenee, ols water street on friday
January 20, Jcssra CALLAs aged 30 yeafs II months
aud 10 dsya
The fends and relatives Of the family are rcsps fully
invited W attend the funeral sunday nlernoon, a
| two o'clock
London urnsIandl papers please copy
Dlvr.-In Boston, on wednesday, January a.. JON
| A. DAVE professionally known A. Johnny PeD OF tn
Morris Brothers, Pell 3 Trp~bridse ninstrsls
The body having arrived In this ei,y, the funersl vii
take place from the residence Of Richard W. Simpson
No a Thompson street this dsy easurdayl ss twsl,
O'Clock. The remains WI b. inferred Calvary Gene
d slsn- On thursday. Jsuussy %. RpvAsD D
The remains wv Re Ai,b 70 BRIDGEPORT, ccnrscuos'
! FOR intsrnenA
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M arrfesi.


CARSs-ErrnscnM- jersey City, on Thursday,
January rs, at the residence Of the brides parents
by the Rev. W. II Parmly SAMUEL W. CAIRNS, OF New
York city, 10 Miss NARY ELTRSeHAx, OF the former
place.
Toronto &C. W papers please copy
CHPNAS-HANnroS.-On Tbursday, January rs, NJ
Trinity church, West Troy, Y, by the Rev. Phlanier
X Cady the Rev EDGAR T. CHAPMAN rector Of 81 Mark q
church. Green Island, 10 KrHERxs A. second daughter
Of the late David Hamilton Esq, Of Watervlct
DrnAnAur-EsNts On Thursday, January rs, by tho
Rev DR. Hougbton, at the rcsdence Of the brides sister,
ADotPuE Drn.HAur 10 Miss KATE Es,Is both o. this city
DicKHAs-ADAxs.--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday Janu.
airy "a at the residence 81 the brides parents by the
Rsv hiram Hutchins, Mr. THos.s DicKvAy 10 Miss II.
Mama ApAss both Of brooklyn No cards
DAnY-MooRr In Brooklyn, on Thursday January
25 at the residence 81 the brides parents by Rev Alfred
H. Partridge HENRY DAILY Jr, Esq, OF New Ysrk, to
Miss LIZZIE HuIcnSsos NooRE, daughter Of william A.
Moore.
Posr-Dx TnorRIAsD On Thursday January 2s, at
Trinity chapel, by Rev I'd. Anthem, AtrfRr KNITTING
Por 20 NAHE CAROLINE, daughter Of Major General Ph
X de Trobriand
srEwAKr-FosrKR On Thursday, January rs, by the
Rev. George r. Crooks, ID. D., WILLIAM y. STEWART 10
Miss FAvsIE FOSTER both Of this city No cards.
sruAm-BEDguRp.--on "Wednesday, January "A, by the
Rev T. s. Preston, JoHS srrART 70 EzABfTH, younges,
daughter Of Joseph d. Bedfosd, ESQ., all Of this city Nc
cards.
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b recovered corns was committed by Justice Hogan
for trial. without bail.
STEALING IRON RAILROAD CANS.

srEALNG FROM RAILROAD CARS.
For time past several Of the freight cars belong
Ing to the Hudson River Railroad Company have been
broken open at the Threh street depot and robbed Of
such articles the thieves could carry On Thurs
day night detective Irving, Of the Twentieth precinct
age suspicion OF being OF the individuals who had
robbed the oars side Of sole leather which had been
stolen from freight car found In Tenth avenue ana
subsequently four more sides OF sole leather marked
Hungarian Tannery H. G. Co.." were found secreted
In Toe the railroad depot On searching the
apartments Of Eagan Detective Irving found there con-
ceaed twenty nine Britannia cups nicely nnished and
which supposed 10 have been stolen The prisoner
was detained TO await examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27

fry DrrfRfNp sfTCA-
ls~trfs 40 tst tsrs 80.
t<mrusssrs ssa<lr<r 49,
pf'i-fs fra f.l~fs astt
~ sfea1-sy. rafK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-27

prRsnsss ErEsfrusx soyIsg TgrsHtisIi
n. s.sat iis nssi kisFtsih s.ss~s tesl .th =. =
49, - .hiFp~d tafuit4rs sffsi No. sfisafq. 81
yafat4afs. g.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04
Witnesses Three.

Shortly before he died, Patrick
llcncry, laying his hand on the Di-
bic said r .l . n'--
Here is n book worth more than
all other'.yet it is my misfortune
never to have real il until lately,
with proper attention. 11a-
With voice and gesture porti-
ncnt, John Randolph said: ,;o
"A terrible proof Of our depravi-
" is that we can relish and re.
member anything better than tho
bible" 2 iiai1 a
When the shadows ofdeath were
gathering around Sir Walter Scott,
he said to the watcher:
" Bring the book" "Hif :
4" What book - asked Lockhart,
his son-in,law. n.rai t ,a.
There is but one book" said
tho dying man.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04
Running q Mill,

There is a sharp country lawyer
ont in the county OF Allen, whose
name is James Mehailey, slight
ly Of the lliberninn persuasion
who having succeeded in the
way of making money, turned
his attention to real estate, farm
ing, &c, Among his purchases
was II fine Touring mill on the wa
trrs OF hog Creek, which was su-
perintended by a competent miller
and did a.thrividg business.
Once upon a day il fell out tha'
the miller was onla iurlouSh, to b.
gone all day, and the proprietor
happening at the mill, found {
small boy in tatterod garments sit
| ting astride a bag Of corn, whicl
llav across the back of Il sorry ole
looking nag. The boy said hi
mother had no meal, and wonl'
lhave nothing to eat unless tn
corn could be ground. The pro
prietor said he new nothing abou
running a mill, but since the cas-
looked like q desperate one, h
lwonld try his hand at converting
sack of corn into a sack OF meal
So lifting the boy off his grist, h'
took the sack of corn TO. the hop
A - "a, and started thl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04
- 80 ~ tr,gt N

=
fund q few quarts Of his own
meal, wlieh hetied ina corner or
tie boys sack and sent him home.
telling him that would keep HE
mother irom starving till the mil
Ter should return 10 fud where his
grist Of meal had gone to. tgsli
Ia The boys corn being all ground
ont of the hopper, the proprietor
undertook to stop thornill, but it
would not stopi I1e pulled ono
lever aud then another, but the
mill rctt'ed OF with all lie might.
The mill stonea, having noihin2t to
grind, took to grinding each other;
presently they wuxed hot, then hot.
.t.r; he fire began to fly, and tho
proprietor became very mdeh
ala med. lie rushed to his house,
moun'ed fleet horse. and told his
wife that ho was going in search of
miller, and ifauy bigger tool than
himself should happen along, for
hcayen's sake get him to stop the,
mill. J..
Away rode the man and having
found his miller. ordered him TO
mount the horse an run for the mill
before the thing should set itself on
fire. Tho miller was not slow 20
obey, and having shut the gate, the
mad wheels stopped, aud all was
quiet on Hog Creek. hNatE17 J.
But the lost erist--whero had it
igonef The proprietor showed tho
miller where he put it in, and the
whole mys' cry was solved -
Tho grist had been put in tho
wheat hopper, carried up the ele-
tvators, deposited in the bolt.
(hroush which IT could not sift so
as to reach the box, and there it was
inside tho wheat bolt, where the
miller could 90 in and dip it out
And that is how a lawyer under.
took to run mill and Loot grist,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04
Various Items.

SOME who II year ago were sigh
ny lovers, ara now loving sires. -
HUMAN existence hinges upon
trifles. What would beauty DO
without so p. HuI atl Fl. saG
To TEACH early, is to engrave on
marble; to teach late, is TO write
Oh sand. .tI
Iryou shonld happen to meet y
friend in need, remember that you
do not know how soon You may
need II friend. ..,...., VI,
WoMAN-the first gathorer of
fruit by picking the first apple
she causes the first pair to fall.
The Hon. Thomas Settle,
staunch Unionist, has been chn=en
speaker of the North Carolina
Senate. aai H'.d
SAMBo had been whipped for
stealing his masters onions. One
day lie brought a skunk in his arms.
Says he, " Massa ihore's dc chap
dat steal dc onions. Whew smell
him bref!p ,.b.o .-., t..A
BEFORE "love comes in ~ the
door lit would DO well for him to
peep in at the keyholc. lie might
see something that would prevent
him from entering.
MEN do not live as long as they
did in the old times, The men Of
this age are usually very fast, and
IA fast man soon gets out Of breath.
LIFE is like theatre. During
the play we take higher ard lower
seats, but whenit is over we mingie
in the common stream and G."
home. H0G-s
llE that IS taugltto live on little,
owes more to his fathers wisdom
than no that has a great deal left
him does to bis fathers care.
WHEN you are in danger from
Fexternal enemies, look out Whep
the peril is from your own upbri-
died passions, look in, 4 ,.t
! A PROFOUND observer remarks:
II have often observed at pnblic
entertainments that, when there
is any thing to be seen, and every
body wants particularly to see 1t,
every body Immediately stands mp
and efftctually prevents any boay
from seeing any thing. 'las e
JAMIE" said one honest IRISH
man TO another. the first nIne nc
saw a locomotive: "whats that
snortilie baste. sure!' ah.a
"s.I don't know at all, unless it's
a sreamboat splurging along alter
water replied Jamie. NJ. 4,....ts
The PLACE FOR "A PREAonEs,--
A Southern minister who had re-
ceived a number ofcalIs, and could
hardly decide which was the best,
lasked the advice ofhis faithful AM
rsn ns servant who replied, "Mssss,
| lgo where dc most debbel' bas
10y ir'ic ~ G1is sl94 Hsd-si tyA
Ehas x aeIl ife Ijitl uittt.t jiis. ha
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04
saIeIDimss.

PROGRAMMES, CIRCULARS.
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADssss
and every other hsd sf Printing dsa,
with nca'nes4 unldisPEtcb.S G &c fne-
ES,A l;irr ,,.,, ,-,,,, -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04

(, HE Who forbears to take revenge
| know, achieves the noblest con-
quest OF bis foe. IA aiidBa var
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04

Circulars forwarded and Subscriptions sreeeived,bs
at 'A-a JouN w. CoRlIES & CO., aud
in. TIFF, Financial Agent Of the Republic
of Mexico, 81 Broadway,N v
eT- Sub,criptions HI.o received by Hanks ant
Dnnken generally tbroughout the unreus"'s''
'Na..,,,,., Al. isG,. 7-u.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04
Attention !
WILLIAM McCUTCH ZEN

TAKES this method of informing his former pat
I,ss and the citizens of Bloomyille and Vicinity
ha. he he just returned from the sIoy, aha ms 10
IN sx.cue all Kinds Of TAofpg in the very latest and
moi approved st,is. srd rs.e.e.sn' ,.y,e. Az 10
Siye him cali. TER Ms CASH!
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04
DIFFERENCES
EARN ron SALE.

fwish u sen my Farm of 80 ncres. 6C
cleared, situated / . miles Norlb-wes
Of Tiffin For Terms, inquire of j.. c
LEE or the subscribrr, Hiss are.l3Y
7- ROBERT W. DICK.
,hDec., 49, 1867 MN sS-stf. /
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04

Bob CoNE. n newly elected sher'
iff, was told by the judge to oper
court. Bob vent TO the door and
shouted
II cpiT court, I call courtl I" ;,
= Call w. II. Jones and A 7
Moore-W. II. Jones and a. I
Moore, =" yelled out Bob. -,
id some at a time,' Mr.. Sheriff
said the Judge 0 .uoi.oaul,
81" One at a time---one at a time,
cried the sheriff. adp IN 81 le
se"iNow you've fixed it.p
% /" Needn't come. we've fixed II,
SCREAMED the determined sheriff.
There was no court that day.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-18
II II T.
Il II T.
VIOBEyCE SEWING MACHINE CO.
oS..Dauphin Street"..'.''"
MOBILE, ALA.
o.s,,. 70 the Ladies of Mississippi the ceieol"''0
Reversible Feed Machine'

a.. prorarce the following advan
WV, we o over any and all Sewing Machines
WorlA ,.s,u.r+ stitches the lock knot
II ri, and double knot, on one anu IL Of tie
machine-each stitch being ailAo u"
fabric. , Machine has the reTers,G?e Ir furning a
I,icb enables the operator ~ nm either to the |
winch IrroIr To have the work Iul - ar fasteu /
thumb sGre" W To- any part of the seam OF lH9''
the ends of seams without ;tb and from kind
ChanSR a a ano can readily be done "ni' '''
! Machine is IN motloh- a., od;usted and does not
skip s' Utmost noseless and can be used "'i'
is necessary all positive; there are no springs one ne
us mo- .F "rder and its simplicity eh"ol0' '
to operate it. uire finer thread the under ta
INNER side and viii sew across CF vi 10th with
oanns or from one to more he9sing thread, or
out change OF mcclure -, 49,.
skipping stitches is easily adjusted and Will Turn
any width OF hem himd gather braid, quilt anu M
e a+ber and sew rune at r ond will last
Y has no springs TO get out Oh ol"'''
i NE It t ia very simple, and easily "iu''''
q worked 81 the slack thread is not pertoT1tnfiI
NJ ;rregular contraction OF VIZ VIZ; and accurac
ic operation of spTngs draws the thread into tn
Of WIN WIN w SI nnapproached in any Sewing
OF offered to the sasS Machine with IN n sa
~ which guides the work ltselri operate
ebe yae sRsShh e above oheg a 1Te
a ws5 hp is sGS at
of with other tantiate all that We have CA
sd it, t Machine SiSe'E G S %Sr
md We warrant every MacnitV and viii Civ
lge for it. and to give e If required .,.,,o
nee wL Lten ,ants wanted everyw mere III
IAN >,EsSSissippi with whom llOelHi
ave ! he made. ,,,,,rS T. CO. Genl. Agents
! oo KEYES, ESTES {" w. p o. Box o.
- febl3tf.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-18

R-An agreeable warmth diffuseS i,Se'f
f ougb ever iber of the frame after dose
he Red Jacket Bitters, and unlike vino
unmedicated stimulsnts, they never
av,sn ON the weakest stomach.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-18

Omar Pacha, the real hero OF the 1 I1e
Irco-Anglo-Franco, Russian war war p of 'medi.
Johnston, kept down by lolI Tf' Of Alex
bites, is engaged in writlhs 4
Der this Great.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-18

| BUCK, BAILEY & CO. ro
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS,
<. CARVER STATE And PEARL $751;
S, H1LzHEIMs' CoRNER)
Jackson, Mississippi
at
the u.virg removed to their elegant ne"
CO., IL
IN Store room, would lnloilh '"
.,,;o Generally. that they are prepared
clad the p0'ii'
,g s's 81 c,;ah the hest articles of pure Drugs
. ld,t to furnish inc '''' .i+,
'~',' Chemicals ''"' ,,,,,,su..xD
, D,-pp
WARRANTED PUKE.
On .-.-,, r,,,sicians with Off,
We are prepared to furnish P i2 Of Of ''l'
PILL S1ILEsAs,
sSADDLE BAGS,
LABELS Fl
PAINTS. OILS &c.
VIZ Zinc Colors-all kihus7-
&c, H' nishes =; Tu T,nndps OIL nS Coal Oh
st notice, aos. Paint Brushes, V@rn'h Dr"S"s''
Inc RRANDIES.
WHISTLES
ovls4tr for Medical purposes,
~ n,o1DED
w. PATENT MEDICItn &c ii the
.,.u.0 md = veil selected assortment Oh ali 'l'
A Iarge an an The day
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-18

Jackson MISS" !
NEW STORE AND
NEW GOODS
THE subscribers now receiving
de'l''I W, III, AND WINTER GOODS
cors,.,iog OF LADIES DRESS 0OoD''
yaiemIia Edging, usa;og
svi.s and IacItonet Ed$'"S'
| Inserting and bands ,d
A"'ef Ladies, Cloak, Eats an"
sHAwLs. GLOWING AND
0Al-1 y FURNISHING GOODS,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES,
pAGGING AND ROPE
with large assortment u Ladies' Kid G"i'erS'
,,ooco and lasting Caters
Gen t. a anp shoes, mud Boots
Fine .N "A = runks Valises' carpet
Rags Crockery' @ep I'll bo sold a.
,icb are bought low tor cash "n
'"'" p Pea Pearl Street, Jackso" mss ro
Robinson d 20
E, .u,s.sed to see my old friends an N Co %
49, nF the late firm Of Robinson, EN-
and solicit their patronage ''' mo w ROBINSON.
J. n. DANIEL .,, no 81,
is WIN 80 friands and the patrons Oh III" Dec ID
/ phor,as Daniel.
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RID.

'senting TO tn,
ers assure then
o the generous %,
to the imporsuni,.,
lds who have En-.
ud have hesitss
h sterling merit a
ous compound. In
tiers. Our Senior
II Of those friend. =
The GREY JACKB
oquired in half a
ion of Tonic Digest,
their immense su
Bitters, we have
lo list Of articles ara
nent and so well En#
he community at ARP
take this seasonSlt
in numerous frienh !
leir business durihgth
although the manuias
BITTERS must ntn
\ on their energies. "a
e improvements ma
featuring department
rders viii be filled as !
sfactoTily as usual
r. TT g. LION.
81 and SO GRAY
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-18

lamp STREET, n y
formerly PiersOPP, S 8 81 !
t. with the above from /
r. A call or order
- in Mississippi
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-18

MERCHANTS Of Miss, s are ! q
'a * When when they :, visit ssy s.T 8
/ De to wholesale - manut
IN the city. Can
he numberss-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-18

. Article in every fanny
,rdiuary kitchen grease s =.
|b,v can make all the ~
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