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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-09
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NOTICE.

AOA IL
FS'HE creditors Os the estate on T.. M. Appleoy
l are hereby notified mat I have suggested
the insolvency Of said estate to the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Upton county. Tenuessea. and
the credltors OF said estate are nci-1fd - NE
their claims, duly authenncatei, within slx
months nom the date hereof, OF tli-s nolice VII
be nled in bar OF the same
j. B. DAMNED. AGn1iuistrator.
April lsf IS7 apfg n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-09
United States.
DIRECTORS-
DIRECTORSi

j. j. MURPHY. President.
L. M. CASH, Secretary.
, 1867-02-01

The week of toll is gone
Once more broad streaming through the depths Q
night.
Another day tho welcome Sabbath morn,
Is risen on my sight.
This day my feet shall cease
The wearing, frotting rounds Of life TO rum
But they shall be led forth with joy and peace
Toward my Fathers throne.
Ny hands shall rest svhile
From hard aud grasping toll for daily need, sss1:
On, heart, while be fieedl
Ny soul shall fold her wing eN
In the calm shadow ol Almighty Lowell
Ny shall hnsh to oAtOh tae faintest ring
OF haTmonies above.
Ny eyes in trust shall turn
Toward the green pastures Of eternal rest,
The far and shining portals half lfdiscern
Of mansions Of the Dlest.
await, Lord the morn,
When, from the mystic deeps Of death, shall rise,
The Heavenly Sabbath, in full brightness born,
Upon my longing eyes.
Whom no dark week Of toll
Its day of calm shall follow or precede;
When from all pain, unrest aud wild turmoil
Shall heart and hands be freed;
And when my ear, that now
Deafened by earth's discordant noi3es,
Hears but tainI and iar, while listening low,
The deep, eetrnal voices,
Shall ope to know the songs,
The fullest depths of harmony divine,
When holy hymns, that breathe from seraph tongue,
Shall find place on mine.
When to those fields of rest
Where death shall cease and lite and love begin
When passed the portals to the mansions best,
NJ feet shall enter in.
, 1867-02-01


WEBsTsR AT A DISCOUNT. - Following are
some of the errors of photography made by the
candidates for certificates at the State Examina-
ton lately held in this city Sychology, pscy>
cology, phcycology, cykologe- failed to
spell it correctly. Diaphram, dfhram, dia<
grapm. Eschutsiou, eschutsOn ,-one'third fall
ed. Syskyu, Syskiau, Siskeyou-ony four
spelled it correctly. Eleven mis- spelled Meas
ragua. Sixteen missed Cincinnati, one spelling
it Stanishlaugh. Chalybeate was spelled calibe>
rate, and nineteen other ways. The above are
taken from the paper on orthography, aud do not
include any Of those equally ptiable ones-and
their number is legion-made in the answers to
the questions on o'her branches. Perhaps it is
not as generally known how our children are
taught as it should be- For our own part we
should prefer an uHreUised Webster's Dictionary
in the hands of our children to the instruction
which such teachers as the following must nec-
essarily impart. The same teachers who spelled
as above were equally fortunate in their defn-
tious. Innoyate was defined to enter, to make
nroads, to give greeting, to introduce, to invade,
to disturb, to reach in, to come by force, and
several did not attempt a definition. lndgeD>
GUS: Secret, inward growing, not generous,
and worthless. Greglrious Obnoxious, veget.
able travelling in fields, mixed, doubtful. lrri-
gate: To uourish, to keep open. Recount; 10
balance the other way, to give back, to confess,
to withdraw, to fall back together, to harden
into into stone. Eleven attempted no answer.
Paracide One who fatters a ttterer, the slay-
ings of an equal to watch over, the murder OF
President Accelerate to 60 forth, to retard.
One bright genius TO show how much he knew,
added of his own accord, '.yelospeed swift to
rnn race" 0nly one defined every word.
Others could not define one word in every four.
Really it seems as if though schoolm 'ster had
been "G5road' long enough. ."-HIrysVHe AP-
peal.
, 1867-02-01

PRESENCE OF MIND.-How to cultivate
presence of mind is a question often asked
and seldom answered, but the Washington
Star suggests, as means of ascertaiuing a
mans resources in case Of an emergency,
that a vicious dog be set upon him. 9,asa
, 1867-02-01

Irs S1aN.-"My dear HOratio. l had a
very MYSTERIOUS dream about you" "What
wasit dear?" II dreamed | saw you carr
ried mn 70 heaven in golden chariot, sur.
rounded by angels clothed in white and pur-
ple. What is that sign Of, dearl" at is
the sign ofs foul stomach, my dear"
, 1867-02-01

HoT.-A satiricaI fellow says house with
a wife is often warm enough; home with a
wife and her mother is rather warmer than
any spot on the known globe; a house with
two mothers.inrlaw is so excessively hot, tnat
it can be liked to no place on earth at all,
but we must go lower for simile.
, 1867-02-01

A NoBBY young man eagerly took a situation
at Cleveland, Ohio, where he was assured he
would be wanted to do great deal of travelling,
but gave up the place in disgust when he fonnd
that the ''trayeling" consisted of riding blind,
lame old horse to grind tanbark. -.
, 1867-02-01

JOSH BILLINGS ON 0wLs-Josh Billings says
of owls ''Burds is Gods chOristers. Tew the
lion he gave majesty, tew the elephant strength,
tew the fox cunning, tew the tiger deceit. But
to the burds, his pets, he gave bnty and song
Aud none so blest as the owl. The owl is a
game burd; he can whip anything that wears
feathers-after dark. He is wise burd, and
boots at most things. He is a sollem burd, a
cross between Justice of the Peace and a
County Supervisor. He is a stiff burd, and sits
up stiff as an exclamation. He is q luxurious
bnrd, and feeds on spring chickens. He is q
long-lived burd, and never was known to take
to death natrally. Ne is hardy burd and
groze tut by bileing.- Heis an honest bnrds and
always shows open eountenance, BE Is a
prompt burd, and satis6ze at once his outstand-
iug bill. He is q comfortable burd, and always
sleeps in feathers. He is atten tive bard, and
during the day can alwazu be. found in. sHefisa q
festive burd, and don't come home till morning.
Thus the owl is q mistaken emblem of solitude
and sadness If we dig into his natur closely
be is smphatically one Of the boys, aud belongs
TO the club.
, 1867-02-01
~~-@-"1i71-a0p-~~~-N4~< !

How He Cor IT-A man who had won
a fat turkey at a rafie, and whose wife was
very iuquisitive as to the method Of obtains
ing the poultry, satisfied her at last by the
remark that the "Shaksrs" gave il TO him.
, 1867-02-01

NEvER.-As ashes cannot be rekindled, as
love once dead can never revive 50 iOer'y
departed from . people is SFVER regained'
, 1867-02-01
DR.. ]. E. MO-
DIR. j. w. HUNTER,

(LATE OF DALLEs CITY, EEGOH)
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO
" the citizens of Walla Walla I'D vicinity.
J;fcc aud Residence south end of Third street,
where he may be found
tall hours, both day and night, wheu not profess
..onnllv engaged.
, 1867-02-01

AFTER digging a certain depth into the bow
els Of the earth the temperature becomes warm,
and it grows warmer as you warm to your work,
that at the depth of thirty miles, (as we are ins
formed by gentleman who dug that distance
one July morning,) everything is like molten
iron alta white heat There Is good reason for
believing that people who cheat the printer, and
try to get into shows without paying for it, are
sent thirty miles into the bowels Of the earth
when they die.
, 1867-02-01

lR a. j. HOGG,

OFFICE OPPOSITE COLMAN S DRUG STORE.
OFFICE HOURS FROM O'CLOCK, A. NJ. To
" o'clock. p. NJ. Aft
, 1867-02-01

aExD OF A GREAr FARM.-The Duke Of Ham
ilton has broken up his model fern in Scotland,
and the stock is advertised for sale at auction
The Hamilton herd of Ayrshire cattle has long
been famous for the purity Of its blood and the
exceIlence OF its qualities, and the Dukes
Clydesdale cart-borses have dsfed eompeunon
everywhere they have been shown. The eAla, a.
logues enumerate $50 head Of Ayrsarei S4s
Olydesdafes, 22o pigs and $50 sheep.
, 1867-02-01

w P:HORTON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
.oIue viii attend to collection of debts
Sreyanees, acknowledgment of deeus, powers of
oE transfers of real or personal property etc.
OSc.e On Main street, directly opposite the Post
SOe' 3SlV
, 1867-02-01
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:

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.xTERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.-6A
, 1867-02-01
n. s. Official Paper for the Territory

nMss Statesman Building, Third Street.
, 1867-02-01
asalla ayalla Statesmatl.
VOLUME VI.

3 .r,rusHEp EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, BY
WILLIAM HI. NEWELL
'i EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23
WASHINGTON, Aug. lS.-lt is I'M

ty,suINGTON, Aug. lS.-lt is I'M
I,,orstood that the President has as
med Major Gen. Thomas Ia com
,,~-nI the 5tE military district in
EI,". If Gen. Sheridan, who has
li-rn assigned to the command OF
i, no Danartmtnt of Missouri, from
(which Major Gen. Hancock has
h,aan transferred to that Of the De
,,artmrut of the Cumberland in
4 lace Of Gen. Thomas. 1t Is expect
~ tlat the order carrying these as
3, ;gnn,-uts into effect will be issued
gr1m the War Department early III
September. ,.
y There is no doubt that politicians
,ocw. as they have heretofore ever
k,nc. the accession of Mr.. johnson
n the presidency. have been urging
rnnn hiIa TO make changes i'll his
c5binct on the ground that thereby
Standardization would he
t.repgthened. 1t is equally well
Known that the present cabinet have
more tldll Oncc Ntdt'i W INV A'Si
Gcut. that they will not for mo-
mont cmbarrass him in making any
Manages in the executive depart
nlcnt that he may deem proper, but
al present there is 10 prospect OF
xuch change, the relations of the
President and his cabinet being oil
the most courteous and friendly
Character.
The price of wives among the CAT
hes in Africa has lately risen mate
rally. Fifteen COWS would fOrmely
purchase as good wife as the mar
tet afforded, but twenty COWS are
pou demanded for an ordinary one
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A CARD TO INVALIDS

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NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that appica,.
~ tion will be- made at the next General
Assembly of the State of Vermont, for char
ter for II railroad from Mortified, Washington
County, Vermont, through the Towns OF sad
Northiield, and Roxbury, in Washington Co..
and Bruokfeld, HrQintree and Randolph IN
Orange County, to Connect with the Vermont
Central Rail Road
GEO. NJ. FISK, For petition
BIaiutrcc August IL, 1867. llw5
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23

WHEREAS Eliza Gilman, Of Orange, in
W said County, has brought petition To
the supreme Court to be held at Chelsea, in
and for the County of Orange, on The sixth
Tuesday, next after the fourth Tuesday in
January, A. D., 1868, praying for divorce
from her husband Alden G. Gilman, and also
PRAYING for the custody of her two minor chill
drcn, Willie n. and Cora \. Gilman and
whereas, il appears that said Alden c. Gilman
resides without this state, II is ordered that
notice be given to said Alden c. Gilman, ofth
pendcncy of this petition by publishing The
substance Of the petition together with thi,
| order three weeks successfully IN the National
Opinion a newspaper published at Bradford,
in said county the last of which shall be at
least SIN weeks prior to the session Of said
court.
Dated at Chelsea. TIN. llth day Of June,
1867.
ASAUEI PECK Judge of the supreme
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-08-23
ORANGE COUNTY SUPREME
COURT,
MARCH TERN. 1863.


ELIZA GILMAN, W. ALDEN {. GILMAN.
TINE PETITION in the above entitled case
l. states that she, the petitioner, was Joined
in marriage to A. c. Gilman Oh the Both day
of Nov A. D., 1854 al Orange, in said county,
by Robert Brown, a minister ofthegospel, and
that she performed all the duties OF the mar
rage covenant until about the LIST of April,
A. D., 1861 when the said Gilman, without
cause deserted her and has ever refused to
live with her or furnish her any support. AL
50 that said A. {. Gilman has gone to parts
unknown to the petitioner. The petition also
states that she has two minor children by
said Gilman, named Willie y. and Carrie A
and prays for the custody OF the same, and
also prays that the bans of matrimony be dis
solved aud bill of divorce granted to her, the
libclant. Signed,
ELIZA GILMAN.
A. NJ DICKEY. Atty tor Libelant
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AYERS AGUE CURE,

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pared By .DR. j. q. AVER a Co, Lowell
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DEATHTO PIN-WORMS

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AlHPER DAY sURE.-Agents wanted
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VuO Clothes Lines viii last 30 years. Ad.
dress the AMERICAN WIRE CO., Office lo0
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To COnsuInptivcs.

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To all who desire II he will send copy of
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information which hc conceivcs to be invalna-
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Parties wishing prescriptions will please
address Rev EDWARD a. WILSON.
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PAINTS FOR FARMER
And Others.

HNHF GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT COM
l PANf are now manufacturing the Best
Cheapest and most Durable Paint in use; two
coats well put on, mixed with pure Linseed
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1t is valuable for Houses, Barns, Fences, Agri-
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None genuine unless branded in a trade mark,
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cIMNAAGENTs wanted, TO sell Six New
WNU Inventions, Of great value TO fam.
lies eli pay great profits. Sind 2tc. and geet
SO paass and sample gratis. Agents have made
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CASHMERE SHAWL I0SI

4 LARGE, LONG CASHMERE SHAWL
n was lost August, 2lst. between East
Topsham and Bradford. Whoever has found
the same, shall be suitably rewarded, and re
ceive tho thank Of the owner by returning it
to MRS. b. +. GREENOUGII
Bradford Vt, Aug 2lst, 1867 III VIZ
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NEW "CORLISS" ENGINES
FOR SALE.

Circulars giving the results of the working
of the COrliss Engine, as substitute ri those of
other construction, sent upon Application. -
WIN. A. HARRIS, Builder of CorliSs Engins
ll3 Eddy street, Providence X. |.
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WANTED.

Agents in every town in New England to So
licit and ill orders for the following interest
ing and popular works ; Religious Denomina-
tons of the world" by J. Newton Brown d.
D, editor of Encyclopedia of religious knowl-
edge :" Handwriting of Cod by Rev. ID. 4.
Randall North American Indians by Geo.
Catlin. For terms and deeds otrxclusivc ter
ritory, apply in person or by letter to WHIT
NEl n KINGSLEY, lsl Main St, Norwich,
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ESTRAY,

NAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE ofthe Sub
~ scriber on saturday, August 10, 1867,
one red two years old Steer, with white strip
ON his back and white belly. Also, one red
yearling Steer. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take them
away. ~
VI W. MUM.
Coriuth, Vt, August 10, 1867 lltf
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H01n AVaRg Extracts AND ESSENCES At VHOLEsLI a R]lI

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M NLoSD:
How Lost, How Restored.
Jusi yub'jshrd q Hctc edition Of
DR. GuI,crwciI's CeIebra ted rs.


say Oh The radicnl care without medicine of
SftINtA goRlIiuA, OF seminal Weakness, luYol
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aud PHYSICAL lncapacty. inp"diments to Mar
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Address the publishers,
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IL ALI. English.
~ Classical and Military school

next school year of 80 weeks opens September
18th For Register and Circular address the
Principal. Rev. }. Il, CLARK, Oakland Hall,
Nccdham, Mass.
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omae Oils, Cologne Puff Boxes Toilet Powders Tooth Pow
Rouge White, complete stock of Druggists Fancy
Goods Brushes from "a 81 80 eacl Clothes
Brushes Flesh Brushes Teeth Brushes, Nail Brushes WSp
Brushes. Indeibe Ink nice toilet Soal,
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A. NJ DICKLY, Atty tor I.ibelamt
Ornngr Nav %. 4. d. lN61.
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ups Genuine and Imitation Japanese Tea oc Santana
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-05
pr. III. Ander,. Iodine Water

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