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7 HEREBY fOreWarn the public not to trade
/ for an acceptance, dated Hot springs, Ark,
September u, 1857, at ten l0) days sight, for one
hundred and sew n dollars tSiG 00, in favor OF
WI. Sanger. Also, a note, same date, az sixty
days lem, in favor OF Geo. W. Lawrance, for TWO
hundred and forty-niDe dollars tS239 011 1 was
fol ced TO give the same which 1 did under pro-
test, there being no consideration for them.
seiSiw EDWARD IVINsON,
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DIED.

TILDESLEY-Died, At twenty minutes past
saven O'Clock, N the 20th instant. EDMUND
WALTER, son OF Joseph and Ruth Ttldesley.
Funeral at four O'Clock this Saturday. even
ring, from their residence, 2S Linden street.
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d Easberry, general agent for Arkansas
Iehu Z. Reardon, Little Rock Ark
Richard ThrustOn, Van Buren,, Ark.
Read Fletcher, Pine Binh, Ark.
JUO. r. Eaktn, Washington, Ark
Rev. A. r. winfield, Camden, Ark.
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OWING to a change Of business, "
sell our Plantation, eight mtlea
dietonis Landing, on the Arkansas n
ty-dve miles above the mouth,
about $3.50 acres, with 800 or 1870 acre
state OF cultivation, with nne CROWN
both cotton aud corn, and all a AZ
ces for farming, including mules. ~
cattle. farming utensils, gin, gin h
NOt106S
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NOTICE.
A Rare OnpOytlsnitV
r E N tt

Two large and splendid Halls at No. 22i Sec-
ond street, IN Adams Block, suitable for literary
associations, balls, private parties, clubs, lee.
lures, fairs, etc. VIII be rented reasonably.
Inquire OF NJ. HiN, Main street, Webster block (;
OF Ndme. Liese, on the premises, from J TO 10
o'clock Pm, &C.,
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EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Principal Omoe, ea6 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

1REAT Improvement in Sewing M~achinesI
T Empire Shuttle. CTanE Notion Sewing
Eaehfns. II Is thus renders no1seh3Sa m ac-
ton. ia motion ueing AL positive, u b not
ifehIa - pei out OF order. II IS the best Family
Wachfnef Notice is called TO our new and i'm
nroved Manufacturing Machine. for Tailors
and Boot aud ehoe F1tteR- Agents wanted, to
whom q liberal dRcoant VII Dc gwen. No
Is DAWN ENPIRH sEsTN1 AAcRrSK C.
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So REKARD.
ED. PICKETT,
E. p. BATES & 20,

COTTON aud Tobacco Factors, and General
u commission Merchants. Ohie-NO. 276
Front street, Memphis, Tennessee.
So No Insurance unless instructed. "a
ceTq On
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ENGINE AND BOILER
For sale.

ENGINE sets on Iron Bed Plate, has three
II feet stroke, thirteen-inch cylinder, rsvsrSa-
uIe Engine, Boiler Is thirty Feet long, fOrty-tWO
inches In diameter, two fues, mud receiver
attached, brichen stack and guise. All COM
plste, nearly new and IN good running order.
Also, a Vertical Engine and Boiler, six-h1rse
power, with chimney twenty feet long, all In
complete RAINING order, nearly new.
Inquire OF n. PYNT, foo OF Jefferson street,
or 10 CUBBlNS GUM, Adams st. sell I'm
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The nrst Manufacturer Of only
GENUINE MEEsCHAUM GOODS
on this Continent. The largest n finest So
lection In New York. Enabled by extensive
and favorable purchases OF the raw material
for the next year 70 sell lower than any other
house. Pipes and Holders OF any particular
shape cut to order. Also repairing. Boiling.
81. Every article stamped With our name, and
warranted genuine Send for Wholesale or Re
tail Circular. Letter box, aSf6 Ee5 3w
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eceived a
ut of Sta
ted byMr.
European
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g. o. BUNTYH.
A. b. HAYNES.
PUBLIC SALE
OF Three Hundred Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years
Credit.

urban Land on Ten Years
Credit.
7 PROPOSE toseH ct Public sails. otbs 9,gb.
II est bidder,
On Thursday, 14ih November. 1887.
About DC acres Field and Forrest Land. on nv
Homestead Tract, situated three miles eat n
Memphis At the head o. Union ave1ue 49,
lying between Central avenue and ths OlgsfafS
Line road The most popular street pavements
bsing nov pa pfneess Of construction IN Mem
roads leading from the city di ectIy throuTb
this property, must soon follow, thereby aroTd-
tuG the most reasonable probability ofits Rrest
and rapid enhancement or value.
IN stating the advantages OF this pronarfv Z
would specially refer 70 the HEALTH OF ths
locality a. having been always CONSIDERED
squa5I rot superior 70 that % any portion OF
the city enVironsi while the high character or
the n~eighberhoOd. and the Provision made TO-
Church dnd School Efrleges combine 10 rsndsr
Il one Ofthe most desirable points FOR 4 subur-
Affords
The TITLE 10 this property has been vested
In my father and myself for thirty years With
out Interruption, and is free nom any incum-
The Su6dtsiaoB Of ne Gr9unds will be in lots
OF about Five Acres, aecorciue 70 plans 10 h.
seen at The once ofthe Auctoneers. The ave
nues VII De opened and the lots numbered %
81 70 Be readily examined before The day OF ale.
lowing libsral
TERMS: One-tenth Cash, the balance IN r
annual haSialSneHts. with interest from date.
Warranty reeds gwen, and Trust Deeds taken.
waving redemption. These terms viii make
L very eesy for any one 70 secure a pleasant
value sFd comfort, as the growth Of Memphis
continue. n N IRRELEVANT.
ROTSfER, IRRELEVANT & co.,
tepl5-tds Aucho8ssrA.
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nGENTA.

EDITORIAL RoOms-NO. ass MAIN stkkh'
Up STATES ovER GEKEAN NATIONAL bANA
R-Ssuess OHice-No. Is MADIsoS STREET
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
FOR LEASE
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

Tbs new and splendid Hotel, containing
1 seventy looms. besides bar-rCom, ondces,
barber shop. etc, has besu placed In our hands
for Lease for a term Of years, with immediate
possession.
The commanding location At the corner OF
Main and Bs2l streets. and the convenient con
aIructiOn OF the house, with is ample accom-
mOdatiOns, offer great Inducements to an en-
terprising and experienced landlord, and TO
such a one every pOssib e lnducement will be
given in the price and terms OF rent.
A crest bargain Will be given in the sale OF
the Furniture, for winch real estate in the city
will be taken IN
TERMS 500 per month, without the Bar
and Dining Room on first floor: 500 permOnth
with the Bar and Dining Room. Furniture,
valued at SlR,Ol0, will be old for 5000.
SELF ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT co.
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have connected with our house q
w Cotton once, and will pay EDscial atten-
ton TO the sale OF Cotton VII M orders for
Bagging and Rope, aud all kinds OF ~ ppiies,
at the Lowest Ca-h Prices. AL orders must be
accompanied by Case, Go ton, or some salea5ls
Produce. sa2i BIN
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JONES', BROWN & CO.,
COTTON FA RS
Commission, Receiving and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
No. 25 Front Street, MEMPHIS, TENN.
MEMPHIS AND TENNESSEE R. R.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

SECRETARY AND TRHAsURER's OFF1cE.)
MEMPHIS, Bto September. 1857.
me regular annual moettug OF the Stock.
holden OF the Memphfsand Tennessee Railroad
Company viii be held at the Gayoso House. IN
toe city Of Memphis, on WEDNESDAY, sIh
October, 1867.
Stockholders viii be passed free on presenta-
ton OF their certificates OF stock to he Con-
d1ctors s Il. LAMB, Secretary.
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n John Street, near Nassau, and
6S2 Broadway, near Fourth St., NEW YORK,
The nrst Manufacturers Of only
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PIKE, EDITOR.
LEON TROUsDALE. ASSOCIATE EDrToR.
S. CLAIR BEARING, NEWS EDTToE-
HARRY BEEE, LOCAL EDITOR.
r. T. ENGLISH. CoMMKRCIAL. FTNANoAL
AND RTvER EDITOR.
JOSH AKNsLIE, cAsHIEK AND BUSHES
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TERMS

I, Issued every Saturday, ia season for the mails
thalday.
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Are Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Patent Medicines
everywhere.
lSG6anc3ml2
JULES JARED'S
EMAIL DE PARIS
THE NEW BEAUTlflER OF THE SKIN.
TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED
LADIES.

TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED
LADIES.
This secret Of identifying the skin being
Tnown only TO Messrs. Jared & Rene, they
honoraly state that it differs from all other
preparations. 1t gives to the most harsh and
ircckled skin both the texture and color Of
whether appearing as irecklus, tan m%orphtw
moth, or black-worm specks, and is especial.
ly successful in smoothing out the marks lsfi
bv small pox.
The agents Of "L'Emnll de Paris most
confidently submit to the public the earnest
endorsements Of such distinguished ladies Ms
SIGNORA RISTORA. Nile FEL1ClTA VEST
WALL, Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL. Mrs.
d. p. BOWERS, LUCILLE IVES
TERN. Mdm'e PONISl, Mrs. EN-
MA WALLER. Lucy RUSH.
TON NOEMIE DE MAE
G~uERITTES. Miss
AGNES PERRY.
and many others, whose high standing IN
the profession gives the stamp Of truthful.
ness 10 their intelligent ard genuine appro-
val.
The Beautiful Lucille Western says -
fnd that the " Email" produces all the
brillianey roage and lily.wbite, with the
great and peculiar advantage Of total harm
l]eSsness. It really adds TO tie softBess and
beauty Of the skin.
The Magnificent YestvAli says -
| have suffered so much from the various
white lotions, &C., whi"h nv theatrical pro-
!ession ohliges me to use, that consider IL =
perfect benrfaetion 10 find a preparation
which gives the necessary whiteness to the
skin, and leaves the skin cool aud
smooth
Mss Maggie Mitchell says;-
have tried the skin beauufer, ~ Email
de Paris, and found that II instantly imparts
a natural bloom and freshness 10 the com
| p%leHion.
"Jared'B Email de- Paris' Is used ~ n deli.
cate beautiher Of the skin Tor Theatre. Sa.
loon or Ball Poem, by the most refined and
scrupulous lndie Producing III the beau.
Trying effects Of rouge and lily-whiis, with
out their vulgar glare or injury 10 the skin.
Sold by all drt-class Druggists, Perfumers
and Ladies' Hal Dressers.
l.. Isabeau, s27 Broadwny: Dema, Barns.
& Co., and 2. c. Wells 4 Co. View York, and
Engine Jonin. III $ nth Tenth street. and
Johnston, Holloway 4 CoEdsn, Philadelphia
Agents.
JARED 4 RENE, Ge-,rsl Agent. and I'm.
PorlefA Y. llses nov 2amosl2.
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]. T. CAZIER,

friends, patrons and the public geii-
orally for their very liberal and extensive pat.
ronage and hopes, by thoroughly discharp-
ing his professional services. he will continue
to merit Their patronage in the future, at the
absye named place, here he has resumed
ifS practice, and would be pleased to wait on
al who entrust their teeth to his care. Hay-
ing Just returned from the Eastern Cities
where he purchased an entire new opern,iy,
and mechanical outfit, together with q
choice selection Of the bes, material known
10 the profession, and having secured nll OF
the most approved improvements for perform.
ing operations 10 tue most scientific style. be
feels sangnine that be will be able, combined
with IN extensive experience Of more than
ten years practice, 10 give satisfaction In all
operations which be may perform.
TEETH inserted on the Yu'cunits Rubber
Base, Gold and Silver. lie would invite
special attention Of those who wish ARftyt.
ciAL TEETH TO the Rubber Base ne possessing
a5ioiuts superiority over all other articles ey.
or offered for that purpose. II can he more
perfectly adapted TO The gums. II has great
strength, yet II Is light and very durable. Il
10 easily kept clean-bweet and pleasant 10
the taste. n does NOT cost Aalf az much a.
Gold Base. Indeed, Ill who are In need Of
Artificial Teeth, and those who wish 10 pre.
serve their natural ones, can have Il done At
the Lousii Price by applyirg At
CATERS DENTAL OFFICE,
EaV3 1888 JoSEsBoRo', TrsSEssEE
fV-s hsrayiaNy Cab
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
OF
MEDICINE AMI SURGERY,

., T.; ;s;'s s:.. s' z dai E y!siy + n IAi 5sI'i sli SSi .i;!:i.
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C . ~. !. 4. ]. Il. 4. .. !. !. Il. /. l. /. !. !. I: n. \. n. !. &c. g. !. a. !. !. 4. !. !: !.
afflicted which ls lur source ul "a many
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~AALOkAAS POST
A Live Republican Newspaper
OCR PLATFORM The Ciui and Political E7uall
d all Loyai Men he Security NJ tie P1I0n
aud Property 81 ~ Men: Free
Speech Frts SrhoOb;
4 Free Country.
THE DAILY POST
Unpublished every afternoon, except sundays.
NJ TRI.WEEKLY P0sr

I, Issued every Tuesday, Thur.d y and Saturday ate,
noon, and contains oil the r,ading matter on he on
sid 4 the DAIlr Posr. This J.. the only Tri. Week.
published 10 Memphis.
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CARPENTER & MUNsoN,
General Claim Agents,

no. J. B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. anc
Adintant LIST Tennessee Light ARTILLERY.
p9~ 5. MUNSON, late Lieut.. and Adjutan
sth Tennessee Cavalry,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizen
w Of East Tennessee that they have ope,
ID an office in KNOXVILLE for The purpos,
o. adjusting and collecting all classes o,
claims against the Government for supple
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, and SUP
plies taken and no receipts given, and for GER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given e
settlements Of officers accounts. Stoppag,
Of pay removed, and certificates OF noh.iu.
debiedness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected At lowest
prices.
no Office LIST door South Of Exchange
Bank. Gay g., Knoxville. Ten.
Post Office Box 1873.
RETERESCEs-GOy. W G. Brownlow, Gen
A. {. Gillem, Col b G. Houk, Capt. MeNeisb
1885 may 26-tE.
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NEW BOOKS.
r.1yEs rnAcrIcE or MEpIcIYE.

PAfNES PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
A new work inst issued by W. Paine, " d. Pro.
fss0r Of the PrinciI le- aud Practice of Medicine and
surgery author Of painr'a Practice ~ Surgery "a
work on oh-ethrs aud Maisria Medica author Of
Nav School lrmrdias ~ EpitOme n Eb' rlis's Prac.
tire ~ Medicine, q Review Of llomWtahy = work
On the Histnry of Medicine Editor Of Uniyersity
Medical aui Surgical Journal, &c. Ac. IL + a royal
octave ~ go pages, and contains a full descriptirn Of
oil disease, knosn in medicine and surgery, including
those Of women and children. together with their path
oloEy and treatment by all The new and improved
msihuds. Prcs 81; postage 80 cents.
Address The author, gJ Arch street, Philadelphia
Penn.
ALSO, ANEwTORK.
Entitled New School Msdicine.. which Il the oniy
work ever publhhsd upon Maisria Medica, smbn
ring ~ the Ecletic, Homeopathic, aud B1tanie rene
dies. With a foil regular Nateria Medigis. PTife s.
postage frees Address ~ above.
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COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.
Childhood, Youth, Manhood, an,
Old AGE.
After the Original Pictures in Posse
sion Of Rev. Gorham D, Abbot, Of
New York.

MASl regard this series " paintings A. the chef
wi ooUrs Of American art hitherto, certainly u0tl
iug In the department Of ENaEAviNG yet produced il
this country eNcrls the work Of Smillie IN then copying
The Eugravlngs were Published neatly ten year
since, anil IN the few aud limited channels throug
which they have been offered, a ready demand has b.,
found. 1t il now proposed ~ enlarge their sale, az
Mr. Abbott has Blacrd the plates with Ms for that pur
pose. Believing that, rs In the case Of every great nm
wor ~ composition, they cannot he too common, "
have undertaken IT, meet his Wishes.
The Trade, Canyassers and Clubs will therefore hay
most liberal terms. Clergymen and teachers will all.
be entitled 10 a special discount, and MI persons dh
posed to aid 10 their sale 10 anY way will find a genc'
Gus reward for effort.
The prints will hereafter be- issued on better pia
paper and with more care rs tc printing.
Price ST. per set, on receipt Of which they will I
sent 20 any address.
l.. A. ELLIOTT,
Importer and PihsAr Of Print. 3l2 Washngion s..
BOSTON, MASS.
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,nd all kinds OF CASTINGS Tor REPAIRS
Instantly ON hand.
I would call the attention Of the Farmers,
in general, to a few facts. Having been IN
this business tor over % years, Gas well as
f,rmingl, I'onsider myself u9orooEaIy poster
nm'. o' AEr''g''ur'' nP'sa',na ",u
1aviog s~e'.c'ri w. ''',S
1t'ctorirs 10 me lN.,r' ",'..s'. ~" l,,p',,
70 Plve he'''r s@,''''''U'" ''pn ""y Tr e.
adjustment M tennessee NV u! -
lag Machine lN"'s'H : ""t W. ".@,s ~
rni save more grain' WIN II l'S'cr amount
team aud labor, Than H." %,'T =" r
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- Nh g4As story = 'soliows! =
''She led the way to the Clerks office
for marriage license. ThS Clerk was
!. not In ,yhen tlley entered. He was sent
FOL. Quicksall didn't feel interested,
aud refused TO ask for the license. He
said he was only nineteen years of age,
ana - ast taessnseatef his.pase.ts
to- he denApd11 TIE u,
tense, saying he had promised to marry
her, and he had to do it. The Clerk
hesitated, as, in such circumstances, the
license v6ald hax5iy Dc Legal Withthss
air Of Joan dare she approached the
desk, and asked whether he was going
1enehenqt tbnlipenses Bc1Dr1A such
= 7 - Sblvefan rsady ZACH
he deemed discretion the better part, and
complied with the request.
1.-THE scene here was one of dramatic
interest. Quicknllssat sulisnly on
stool and refused to receive the license.
His nlef ts9ktlaryc Of kaspAper,s
ordefs6g htmtd ny f6fs it. One dollar
was the bill. He was out Of money. She
paid what she could of the amount, some
seventy or eighty cents, and with IN
imperious come led her liege out of the
office.
''They climbed the north fence of the
court yard and made their way to the
Office of Esquire Milliman,, on Main
street, where another scene of still more
dramatic power transpired. Miss Kick
ley made known their GRAND by hand
ing the justice the license. She placed
two chairs in front Of his desk, and oc-
cupicd one. Quicksall, however, refus-
cd to take the other. When prepared
for the ceremony, be 4ase1 Quicksall u
he was ready, and suggested that he
take off his hat. Not ready said he.
1 Re- Dl,t She's % = bullet said the
bride, springing up quick as flash, and
pointing q revolver at his head. This
.a11 ii m31c gleat coidmotion apaonx
kthGwlb ysta11aeass a Aconstabie grsSpsds
the hand that held the weapon and turn
edttsin another direction, toward the
door. Bystanders ran crying don't
slao9kf this way A voice in another
part OF the room said, Let her have the
pistol And there was confusion gene
Order being restored, the squire tried
second time to proceed. The groom
a,eain objected, when the revolver wos
again leveled at him, with the command,
l1snnds up here by the side OF me- Al
last their hands were joined and the
ceremony proceeded. The brides re-
sponses were very distinct and positive.
The groom's were scarcely audible. At
ter the ceremony the unwilling groom
seized his hat and 'scooted.' The bride
made what arrangements she could about
the fees, and withdrew with her broth.
Ter, who had accompanied her all the
Time"
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pUY your Lamps and Chimneys Ct ,,,,S,.

Il $500 ~~~->-s -~>~~-~>~
t. K
T.! -
|, UNIVERSAL CLOTHES HRlIGIR!
the UNIY8RsAL CLOTHES WRINGER, with
eog.wAtels, ~ taken the fIRsr PaEniUn In the
essse Pair 81 every Northern state; also the First
Premium q the last two fairs Of the american Inst
;S xsR 1gsT r skES
ENGLAND IAIK on 1850, AFTER THE MOST
cHIEEs on vARioGs Machines OF NUMER-
The WrineeF, without injury to the most delicate
gas.ssts, vrisss clothes almost dry and never gets
Orange Jsdd says: SIT isa clothes saver, . time
sHyer, and strength saver. We think the machine
Doss than pays fog itself year IN the saving Of
garments, We .tAink the Wrinser should be fitted
Scion Robinson says: ''My family would as soon
give up the cooking stove this Clothes Wringer.'
The Rev. DR.. Bellows says: Il heartily COM
mend Il to economists Of time, money and content
ment."
From R. 8. sTORR5, Jr, D. D.
1t saves labor, expediates work, makes the laun-
dsess good nntarcd dues pot teas of buttons-what-
ever that Mysterious declaration may mcan!-and IL
indispensable Ia . we-reguiated family.
From the Rev. TIfEO. L. CUYLER.
Life 10 too short and human strength is precouf
for kind 20 be KEEP. a. :hs cid process os
clothes washing and wrnging. In the laundry Of my
house there is perpetual Thanksgiving on Mondays
for the invention of your excellent Wringer. wish
human hearts could be cleansed as easily.
Exclusive right Of sale given to the first response
bic applicant from each town.
Send for circulars giving wholesale and retail
terms.
R. c. BROWNING, General Agent,
No. 30 Courtlandt st, New York
Opposite Merchants Hotel.)
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rEnn Dr sxliscDqms against the inn
Sdesty Of fitting hoops, inasmuch as
ey expose too much Of the cxtrcmities
lie ladies who wear them, and then
Mains, We grievc for the good old
Is Of Adam and Eve! Our memory
9 good but to the best Of our recol-
ION. the wardrobe Adam aud Eve
ned life with wouldn't be much OF an
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KEEP THE CALVES THRlFTY.-A calf
Kent winter and summer, in thrifty
krowth, at two years old will make as
nuch, and more beef than one neglect
bully kept, at twice that age. The profit
Sio5 Be found On, the side of the two year
oald thu 1dss on the four year old;
tet the owner Of the latter has pursued
kis system, if system it may be called,
18th the idea that he was saving money.
- the thrifty animal two years long
the 1alne way. and something
~ handsome In the way Of beef, will
the result-while the starveling can
byer nay the expense Of its rearing and
pdtQ9ssEss TO .i5fs s
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DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS

Invariably cure the following Dtseases:
Asthma, Bowel Complaints,
Coughs, Colds, Chest Diseases,
Costiveness Dyspepsia,
Diarrhea Dropsy, DEBILITY,
Fever and Aauc, Female Com plants,
Headache, lad igestion, Influenza,
inflammation, Inward Weakness,
Liver Complaints, Lowness OF Spirits,
Kingworm, Rheumatism, Seads,
Skin Diseases, Salt Kheum, &c.
PNOTICE.-Noneg genuine with out the engraved
trademark around each pot or box signed by DIR. j.
MAGGIEL, 43 Fulton ST., New York, to counterfeit
which is felony.
"CoUxTERFErTS. Buy no Maggiel Pills or
Salvc, with little pamphlet inside the box
They are bogus. The genuine have name of j.
Haydock on box with name Of J Maggiel NJ ID.
The genuine have the Pill surrounded with
white POWDER Hss-Hall d Schumacher are
sole agents for these Pills in Cedar county.
Sold by allrespectable dealers in medicines through
out the United States and Oanadas-at % cents per
box or pot. sept27-vl3n39yl