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MEMPHIS APPEAL
For the Memphis Appeal

FOr the Memphis Appeal
BEYOND THdE SEAS.
They til me far hey end the seas
The world Is very fair
Ihat nowers wear a brighter hne
And sWeeter FRI grancs there:
h trees IN iofier beauty rear
Their heads g. Dluer skies,
And glanaing bis1a ike daT1ing flames.
spot richer brighter dyes.
That foods Of sllv'ry beauty crown
Eacn long and dreamy light.
And the sun with tWo-fsid glory
Pour down hts golden lignt:
Thai rolling streams OF crystal waves
Break over Tinted sheiis,
And his the air with dreamy sounds,
Like myriad silver bells;
That maids are there whose liquid eyes
Win Woncr0us beauty beam,
And forms ouch as I may not see,
Save IN some midnight dream.
Wiz voices ike some snviry lutte,
when Der rs chords do sweep
Such thrilling sounds a. stir he heart
Win mem rtes strong and deep.
But oh know my W SOUTHLAND
Hath grand and lofty trees,
Aud singing bids, aud flowers sweet
As these beyond the seas,
With skies, and stars. and soft MOONLIGHT
THROWN IN the warp Of lie,
Which make the checkered mystic web
Win golden beauties rife.
And lovely maids we have a. there,
In this our own 5outh-land,
With gentle hearts ana queenIy meiu,
AND stately IS the palm,
With airy forms and beauty rare;
But rfcher Tar than these,
Here Virtue reers as pure q shrine
As lar beyond the seas.
HONE PLACE, MISS. EFFIE GLENN.
OHILDKEH GONE.
Sometimes, when the day grows dusky
And the stars begin 10 come,
When the children, from ther playing,
Come singing ~ laughing home,
Itbink, with q sudden sorrow,
As they pressthrOugh the open door,
OF the faces Of the children
That we never shall see any more.
Children In snow-white easkets,
Laid away 70 their rest.
Their Sill hamns yiug folded
over their puhelezs breasti
Children who came and tarried
As only Il were for a uighl,
And pEssed, at tie break Of the morning,
On a lar journey cut OF sight.
On a long and a lonely Journey,
Where we could not help or hold.
For We saw but ths c.osiug OF eyellds,
The fading Of locks Of gold
And knew now nos was bat silence
Where once 4 been prattle and song,
And Only a chill and = a
o Where was sunshine the whole day long.
AwayGJm our care and caresses,
"6 bows where they are" We say,
And WEEnOW that we tarry behind them
Only a little way;
For we, 90, base In Il journey,
And we know IL viii o be long
TIL we come TO the City Eternal,
The rest and the rapCure Of scug.
Yet on. when the sun is setting
In uns akahle splendor OF light,
Or the a grows dim and dusky.
And the shadows stretch into the night;
When the children, tired with their playing,
Come in through the open door,
I thiak Of toe dear, dear children
Who never Will come any more.
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TENNESSEE BANKS.

LENNEE5EL hAAhH
Bank OF C-hattanoogaI0 Merchants Bank 80
Memphis par OcOee 10
" Middle Tenng0 Planters SIS
" Ter. old is'se-6 Southern -...38
". Tenn.---43 Shelbyvflls " $50
/ CITY Blk Nashyfle.-50 Trad5as' 30
! Commercial Bank-par Union -.-gS
SOUTH CAROLINA BANKS.
I Bank "OFCaulCeu---. 70 EXCHANGE Bank----l0
" Charleston II Merchants Csraw--J0
4" Chester ----- Peoples Bank-.-40
" Georgstowu-f4 Planters -...--.. Z
" Newbury .-..2 South ". z. R.---..23
" s. Carolina. 7 StCte BanE--....---. 9
State Of S. e. S Union " .....-..-.-5J
Commercial Bank u
GEORGIA BANKS.
I Augusta I. & b Co 3 State Of Gallo
J Bank Of A~ugusta-.--3J CentrI 4. X. Blk Co.'S
Athens city ok OF Augusta-&
81 Columbus : FIm'Ts & M'chcs.... S.
81 Commerce - 3 Ga. r. r. d BIZ Co.'S
Eultou-----& Marine Bank----.8
E'prs Slate.l5 MrchHs & PITTS Blk 5
! Middle Cas- Planters Bank.---.l2
" S~avanuah-.-3J Union Bauk.-----... 4
BANKS.
Bank Mobile so Eastern ..42
Montgomery g Central -- .
" CHM Northern 80
I Commercial Bank. 81 Southern SIS
LOUISIANA
I BkRfAmerica, prem 40 La State bank-----@
Louisiana -5 M'chics& Trd 5 B'k--95
u n. Orleans---W Merchants Bank----D
Csual Bsnk.-95 Southern Bk-IO prem
~. Fzaps5 - Is Union - 70
Crescent City Bank-S0l
NORTH CAROLINA BANKS.
Bank ofCape Pear Bank Of Roxboro'..--9 n,
" Charlotte....IS State ONO. 81
" Clarendon --- MinerS&Plantirs'B'k2 20
" Commerce. 10 Wilmington. Is
" Fayetteville H~anceyvlle- 5
" Lexington s Commercial Bank--.B
" N. Cardinals Farmers Blk Of Nh
WadesborO'-lS Merchants Banks
Washiugtou-05l
Corn is dull and declining. Hay is
also quiet. Oats show no material
change. although scarce. Pork is held
firm, with but a light stock on hand.
Old potatoes and onions have disappeared
from market, and those now on hand
are from below and held at quota
tions. The market is glutted with butter
and the trade is dull common, which is
very largely in excess Of the demand, |
can be bought at any price.
MISUNDERSTANDING the de-
cline reported last evening at Liverpool,
holders are firm, and are not disposed to
give way to the lower offerings made
during the day. There were a few sales
reported and those were Of mixed lots,
rendering quotations difficult. We could
of but one list of middling on the
market. and it was rather shy. IT viii
be seen that we have added to our CLASH
fcation another grade, which heretofore
we did not quote. Our readers will IN
derstand the difficulty Of getting at the
value of inferior cotteBs and repacks,
when we state the margin which We
give will hardly cover them. A few
bales Of repaeked were bought to-day at
zoe, which was in reality, middling cot
ton. Another lot Of fancy brosght 2lc.
The receipts for the day were 50 bales.
No shipments. Receipts for the week,
Az bales. Shipments for same time,
1865 bales. The cotton statement of this
port to date is as follows:
stock on hand Sept lst, 1896, bales. 1881
.s.--. l,T nT5ioT0
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a Gard.

HAVING been uEjustly dismissed from the
III City schools, I viii receive a few pupils,
either IN Music or the ordinary English
ranches, at my own residence, No. l16 Her
pando street. during the summer months
MARY W. BOWERS,
Memphis, June2, 1857. lee Nv
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wEATRER an BUsINEss.

A slight rain fell yesterday morning
which laid tie dust and cooled off the at.
mosphere. Towards evening clouds again
began to threaten and rain fell very
heavily.
Business in front of our local steamers
was very good, but generally our landing
does not wear 3 sem5lance of activity 70
any alarming extent.
Again it Is OuF province TO give cur
readers welcome news The river at this
point, after being in q state Of HneeF-
tainty whether to rise or fall since Satur-
day last, has begun to dscline-slOWly 90
be sure, but a few days viii see it again
within its banks, to rise, we hope, nc
more this season to such an extent as to
alarm those who have watched its de-
structive progress. The Ohio is 4 falling
ali the way from P~ittsburg to Cairo. The
river at St. Louis is also falling, but it is
reported rising at Keokuk. The Missouri
is falling. White and the Arkansas are
falling, but are yet very high. The food
now subsiding reached within twenty
six inches, at this point, of the high
water Of this spring.
Arrivals.
Steamer Mississippi, New Orleans.
Enterprise, Arkansas river.
Silver Spray, New Orleans.
James Battle, Mobile.
Gen. Quitman, Cairo.
Departures.
Steamer Mississippi, st. Louis.
" Enterprise, st. Louis.
." Silver Spray, Cincinnati.
james Battle, Louisville.
City of Alton, st. Louis.
&C Commercial. White river.
M. HambletOn, st. FIR. river.
Argonaut, Louisville.
Boats I'm Port.
Darling, Celeste, Quitmsn.
MIsCELLANEOUS.
The steamerP. w. Strader, commanded
by Capt. Benson, will leave this morn
ing at I oislock for Louisville.
Capt. Robert Gibson, ofthe City wharf
boat, has returned to his duties, after
q long f1rlough, which he spent
in Georgia. Bob reports the crops every
along the route rs being Ia the most
promising condition, and that, come
what may, the people will have enough
TO eat.
The old steamer James Battle passed
up yesterday. We believe, years ago,
she attempted to make weekly trips
FROM this city to New Orleans, but at
we don't think she could make a
round trip in less than q month.
The remains of Gov. Ciaib +. Jackson
If Missouri, in charge Of his son-in-iaw,
Maj. j. B. Perkins, passed up yesterday
morning on the Enterprise, for ~re-inter-
nent in Saline county, in the state OF
which he was once governor, but from
which he was driven during the war to
his bones smong strangers.
The set Of colors voted TO the CONNER
,iaI were presented yesterday. The oe-
sasi0n was celebrated as only those "P
BIS" OF that gallant packet know how
20 do. A full account Of the proceedings
will be found in our local columns.
A social party Of gents met on the
Iteamer City Of Alton yesterday about
They We're entertained in Capt.
AePheeters usLaI 'Fhostilen manner.
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GIFT E-NTERPRTSE
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AAVFIV9tU9 VWINU 70 AUVas
No. 1865 Mr. D.-John Ovsrton vs.. R. H. Beth,
Admir- ct a.
l DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree In this
ID cause. I VIII sell. az public auction, 90 the
highest bidder, ut the Courthouse door, in the
ctiy Of Memphis, Tenn, on
Monday, June al, 1867,
Between the hours OF 10 a m. and p m, the
GLOWING described Real Estate, tO-W1t: Lot
No. l64 IN Overtou addition tOthe city OF Mem
phis, fronting nOrthwaEdlg on Webster street
l20f one hundred and twenty feet add running
bark betWeeu parallel lines Q78i one hundred
and seventy feet 20 an alley
Trans or SaLE-On a credit OF seven
months. notes with good security, hen retain
Ing til payment OF purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred.
AALSFoA Clerk and Master.
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NOn- Resi0egEf Noticed

10 the Charcery Court OF Memphis Tenn.
No, isLh-Joseph o ThN7eatt Va Kirkland Cal
hcGn, James e. Calhoun q al.
fappeaung from amdavit Il this cause that
Il The defendants, Kirlaua CaEhoun. q,
1alhoun, John g. Calhoun. Aucy Calhoun and
AlesaNeA A. CALHOUN are residents Of DE ely
asa Sl.te OF New York, and residents Of
the state Of Tennessee.
II therefore ordered, that they mak their
aPP~elanee hereln at the court House in tie
10y y Memphis, Tenn, on or bffore the hrst
Monday IA July, 1854, and plead, ansBer OF de-
muf ~ compliments bill, cT the same VII
9e taAen lor confessed, as 10 them and set
for nearing eN par G, and that q copy o. this
order pc Plsakned once q week. ION fcaE sue
oes1ye we9as m the Memphis APFEAL.
Ap1lelJN ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By X. u. BLACK, h II and
myB laWiWF
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Concentration Gives Strength.

DR. r. B. WALTON TENDERS BIS SEB-
IL vices TO the public in ne treatment OF the
ffSesseS OF females. 50 obscure are many Of
these. % capriclous IN their manifestations, 50
nerfacfly 20 they simulate other diseases, that
fheirt true Character is onen overlooked OF MIS-
fsken. prominent among these are, Neuralgia
Dvspepsia, shat condition Of the system COM
monty called Nervous or Rheumatic, ano GEN
go Debility. this last is too often but a symp-
tor OF some insidlous disease which Is sapplns
tn foundations OF life. To bee me expert in
the detection Of these ~andskluful In theirtreat-
ment- REQUIRES more labor and research than
he general practitioner can bestoW. These
facts induced him " devote himself % tuN.
branch OF he profession exclusively 70 those
interested he would state that be has bad the
ADVANTAGE OF the best medical schools and EN-
tensive hospitals of America; also a prHcttce o.
more than twenty years in this has native state
aud IN The tropics. where such diseases m0st
abound. He Is permit ed alsJ 10 refer 20 Lgs
Pitman ard HOpson. gentlemen who stand de-
Servedlv high III the profession. once. No. So
Main street Residence, No. 81 Linden street.
Memphis. Tenn mya ma
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DE NOT

DE MOI EAN EDa-ADAAA-hs
n Won have had the sad misfortune 10 con-
tract the accused disease known as venerlaL
in any form, YOU can be cured i care hol 10
what stage II may present itself whether pri-
mary, secondary OF teri ary). Without taking
one solitary grain ofmCdIclue. me ten years
OF MISUNDERSTANDING ana p-aclcA experiences,
/ an convinced that ilternRl treatment for
the purpose OF ehectiuE a permanent cure
of evphflftfc disease IS uEeiess. and. that
in a large proportion Of cases, 90 alb
Eolutely does more ham than good.
While under my method o. external medica-
ton, which is pleasant snd agreeable % The
patient. I dsfy c-mpeuuun with u other
mstbod known TO the medical profession. for
speedy and permanent 4 Euaran-
tee in al cases In making this important tact
Known 10 the public. 1 wish to state thar I an
q regular pract toner OF medicine thai j am
= graduate of the Medical Department OF the
University OF Louisville. ky- and that my
method OF treating these diseases nasc cost years
OF deep study and close observation
All diseases Of the Ear ana Bye treated upon
the most improved methods.
OFFICE-No- 3 Monroe stree, between Main
and Second. Respectfully,
tse-lm q. ". MCLEOD, NJ. D.
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Notice.

L are hereby n0-idad thaf 1 have suggested
the insolvency @, said estate to the Clerk OF
the ,ouniy tQuTt Of Tipton county, and TIE
creditors O. said estate are notified 70 NE Their
Gains duly authentic4ted, within thre'
months nom The Gaze hereof OF this notice
Will be filed in bar Of the same.
myNIawlw r. \. BAND. hdp'r
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nR. O. SPIEGEE, graeua1e oi ~
best medical schools % Europe ana INT
f1i-d states, and member Of the principal
y edical societies in those countries, ma Pc,
ftced medicine in Memphis tor The last thirteen
years, ana continues y offer his 7oieSlon4i
servioes 20 the public, in the treai sent OF a.
1o-ms al disease upon the most improved Eu-
ropeaR methods Ny vast collections OF rare
1sfdIcInes and surgical instruments win 2
i50e-long experience in Their admlntstrnuoh
ana use. warrants me in aimi a SUPERIORITY
over the more ordinary method q msalns us
eases such as CANCEL and IUMOhS on eN ~
description, which 1 cure by C~onsltutehal
treatment exclusively, no operation perlo1mel
nv the Euife. Diseases Of the rye hal anu
Ska. CONSUMPTION b RronchuA hlI1lMa-
fism. Neuralgia Scrofgla, SyphllS structure,
Giset. Grave. Piles, DropSy tlstuLe ~ anei
IN short. all ChrOnle Diseases Bise1e
uecisi attention 10 FEMALE hishAsES Of
every description. ] am always teaoy a.
an times to consult with hr-t-ciass fnssl lans,
either by letter or in person. upon al diseases
pertRinfpE 70 medicine and surgery Medleans
sent BY express 70 al parts OF TIE worla' Nhsn
OFFTCE-No. SO, south side Monroe, between
Main and Second streets Memphis.
Ra-sHonra No 80 Union street. mye IN
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HarYest, HarVesl, HarEest!

ToR sALELOw, 70 close Trust Deed
REAPERs, MOWERS,
CRADLES, Sc1FHES,
THRESHTRG MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS,
WHEREABOUTS,
And other AEricultnraI Implements.
MILES OWEN, Trustee,
myAl Ina A6 ntstFeeb
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Saturday,, the lSth Day OF July, 1S6i

at the door OF The Clerks ONCE, IN the town OF
MARION. C=.ttenden eounty, Arkansas, sell 20
the highest bidder, for cash IN hard, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate Ia Gntten-
den C unity. Arkansas, and Known as thai part
Of the spanish Grant originally 0Wuad by the
GrRndee estate, conveyed bv william o.
spain To George ". Underhiu aud Isaac Bur
geIt: Ths soutn part Of the southwest quarter
Of section tWsrty-f0ur Ca conveyed in same
deed the EAST half o. section thfrty-six (Bl
and the southeast quarter Of section thirty
i've i5l, all in township seven 20, north Of the
base line Of range eight Ql, east OF The 9th prfn-
ecip1d meridian.
Tie title 70 this property Is believed to be
perfectly good. but 1 b convey only as
Trustee.
Part OF this land comprises one OF the finest
plantaEons on de Military Road, with III
house. Cabins, etes being the plantation known
as thu Brown Place, near Marion. Ark.
my31 ID BIC. BROWN. Trustee.
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N CIGARS


Western and Virginia Tobacco Agency.
MAYER, MARSHUETZ 3 co,
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PROFESSIONAL r
PHYSICIANS.
DR. VIM. EVERETT

DAE be found a. Rooms No. 8 and o south
ern House. corner OF Main ana beal hLset
All fa6ies HAVING diseases peculiar 20 their sex.
ARe I'd long experience cOnyinces hlm Ia
All can be relieved, no malter nov sete-
ofbers he desires those cases which nave Deen
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Tl.,tsABale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in aecordance
n with the provisions and directions OF a
deed in trust executed and delivered To- me on
the 18th day OF JulyflSt8, by Richard B. HaW
lev (which deed is OF record In the Recorder
ofnce or Crittenden county, Arkansssl and foI
the payIEent OF the notes therein described, Z
will on
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FRUITLAND
Garden and Nursery.
NEWARK, DEL.

o'0'OVU farF Class Peach Trees For Sale
| My stock Of Peach Trees 10
and largest in the county ou'H''eo 10 be the fines
earle, wv ~. Oi them HALEs EARLY. ripennp two
rn's man any other variety and 40 bs, r%O week
been me ~ districts where ali other vsr'st'ss 'a Il
1eUOCT OF the following choice Orchard Var.
~. Ripe Crawfords Early, o5 1Sfki ellow Rare
TDo p. favGrIte. Wards Late Free Hatkers free'
%s Wild Reeves F@vOTte May Choice SmS seed .b.
Late H.aIb cI;nn Late, Crocketts White SpocT se
s,anda nave large stock of standard and d,,,a,c D.
Imonds Na u"en Apples. Cherries PIums. Ap,co,s
and MECHANICS Grapes largely Of S.
pES hnS.
PIaS,a Sueeing Plants Rhubarb Asparagus w., Shrub
'a'i'S &c. Send stamp for CataIopne gus noIhouse
seo6 g., RANDOLPH PETERS
----- Newark DeI
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BOAlNG Nc, MEN TO fNSURE LA
THEIR LIVES oA'H

kinds ge proportion of the operatives in our
Iovod ol shops are not worth $1,000 Ia ;sfGu'
to the fba uonhdlng children cling with fond Ue
with nolbe atGer liable at any moment to be taken
tion Thing Tbo ald BY for their comfort and nro,ec
cy that wopd "uai n ,S sum Of s25 would pay life Doll
making them Comfortable and Tep~ w5" 60 Tar towards
aside Tor such purpose this sm.T M"o can not lay
IS you ought not to lay it aside? If,ba aS VINO
v;sio~ ' 80 much the greater need that tbs G lany
ations Oe not neglected. AS the ordnarv WISE pro-
lsde s Gre necessarily SLOW requiring veSra aCIomu
ure at ,uw hundred dollars how much wiser =, 70 lay
varpin~ beca large sum by Life Insurance TaS aSe
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INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF YOUR
W4TE AND GE1EDRNNc
IN THE
MRs1al Life Insurance Com.
pany OF New York.
r. ;. WINSTON, President.
INSURE YOUR LIFE

UROas ASSETS, FEBRUARY l. 1865 e,oooo m,
NETT INCOME LAST YEAR. PdtoS'000'OUl dS0O0' wv
orioI AND DIVIDENDS Paid during '6s SSSS 001
CASH DIVIDENDS declared and maid sr.s1
year ranging from fifty to SEVENTY ~mu pa'0 every
CoMp%MSs IGf%s as low as any other LIFE INSURANCE
NGMFANY En and dividends much greater at0"1'1'OH' Z
sOr small sum annually paid this coroDsnv oe
tor his family after death. "'aifiea man to provide
ne Ho.S 2, man aged thirty years. T1''' =" tue
wives and ao fathers, is the ultimate fate of vour
ence to you as nat matter of such perfect nde
even less than half dollar ~eeR as01n.g s unit,
left M witbon mey bear the double bereavement when
you bear the idea of having vow, yUur services Can
inc Pbai'ry sum of fifty cents week wbeD Nv " save
~ ana secure against creditors Death 70 1--WE
e, ano 10 man knoweth how soon EOl IIre %
nation eau be had by calling on ''0"' run lnfor'
"Eo' Is. DICKSON. Agent
Dover, Delaware
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WM. S. GREEN,
m. DAaAER IN STOVES AND
niah"facfurer of Tin W..

Ia-uhnCL A Ia-ua . STREET, SMYRNA. DEF.
as cookg1g age 'IPsO.ment of Stoves awov. On DNL
AZ %'%s r cos tnd Church SoSs such
Churches and DWELLINGS wood o0 Heaters furnished 1
kDt wholesale and Retail dealer put up free of charge
Ware made On n hand in large lots Arc Wafo and all
per Or dpDe sRfdv fSn''er%g &C. with Iron Con
bnsiI. .Go work of any description enp esnappHedlousy
an1'66
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EVILS OF NOT INSTnrvC

n
e vi,h me poverty and suffering of widows .,a -,
v WIN cold and cheerless nroSnoo,. ana orphan
;, tol ana scanty subsistence and "" excess
bnShanS 9 speaking commentary unon 49, d"A
80" negIecting this benefce5t nror;t :'e e'!is
soL,t 'i'iiIeS nave been thrown into ST. no"
f,tbos oy me cul poble neglect of ao-
sacrod iuIil 10 MS tamily-whch he is boaI ~,
provide Gr,h 10 protect honor, cherish. anJ
re- ioF-the important duty Of Insn.;' G'iu
or u lDr thelr benefit? Few homes arc tg MS
ra""" dHce by mortgage or otherwise - iron"
thy cases. on the decease of the bnshanS ~ very
% ~, "1 "ie ana children who had con6dad ID
Iong eIe rom poverty, are forced from ,L
days homes, which they in their '''or
desire " acorn with all that the heart oos,I
Could that departed husband srd .att could
JACK upon the suffering condition. af iather look
"oIl1 ne not admonish husbands md c,,s ,s Iahly'
o',. i' 70 guard against similar caam;,, one
own families BY Life Assurance 1"Ai'y TO their
,;onaJ "heh tne subject of Life Assurance.
70 tnem are too apt to say it is too bo men
in rs,I;, ?ot' they would reflect for a por,'.y
fit of their w;vos & out savings bank for the bcne
&c an IN insurance on the life of A man c,.u
s wlie or children, is free from oehcht
-o out Is paid directly 10 his wc. by
'iN'y Gays after the death of the bnsb.nI child'
:, 80 e. Clawson' NJ D., Examining Pbv,ci., 6
love Salisbury. M. D., '''a"' smyrna
I. w. Sharp, M. D., i" Dover.
f G. LoHand. Nj. D., " Camden.
'aVid Hall, MD. Milford.
ADv v;,c. Lewes.
osnry y Information in regard to Life Insu,,.
-oon..n' or Notary Public Bns;nosa Fire
Tpiy ,ba attended BY the undersigned =. wv VIII be
e ;no hent County Mutual Insurance So r. ene once
ndin@ @ on Main Main Street, uuder the Cspia PaRy3 n.y..
cretorv v.c GEORGE B. DICKSON
nv 1ent ne4t County Mutual Insurance Con-.
Notary Public, &c. INSURANCE Company
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U UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

from Tne are many persons who have been ds,orro,
;insur'ng their Lives for the beOe6, of ,;
Tba on account of not being in sound bsa,,h % cl
LIFE EHTSTsEslgned TSSTlgg is agent for The UNIyERSAI
which "ANIE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
and is also agent for The Tue llVes OF 4NvALIDs,
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accidents causya issues Policies against all kinds of
rr & ne sum of $40 will secure pers3o ;5sns ON
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