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SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE
Nile heats for all ages, SO entrance. Gayoso
House to add 500. Three or more 70 I'll the
stake.
SECOND EACE-TwO mile dash. Purse $50.
Free for all agea E-ntranee IS
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EDITORIAL ROOms-No. 2s2 MAIN sTREEr,
p STATES 0vER KEENAN, NATIONAL BANK
Husfuess Or5ee-No 1 MADISON STREET.
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Easy is the descent into Hell, the
Roman poet said; and so Nations and
nsrties have often found it. Utter and
overwhelming defeat is the bell Of politi-
cal parties, and down the slippery slope
that ends at that, we do begin to believe
the n-egro-sufTrage, military-desPotism
party is rapidly sliding. If it once falls,
If will fsIl like LUCIFER, never to rise
again. In that limbo Of the restless
ghosts Of deceased factions, the fallen
spirits are saying Of Radicalism
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Lilies Fire and Burglar ProofSsfes,
DEERTNG COTTON PRESSES,
COTTON PLANTERS.
+ 7 SCRAPERS,
cotton SWEEPERS,
CULTIVATORS,
CORN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
re- Wood and IRON Working Machinery, Of
all kinds, ordered on short notice, and FUR
mLsleL al manufacturersl nricas. sell am
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H. . doEESs WV ohoNNt n D. JJ&Es.
ONE BROWN & CO.,
q O TT o FACTORS
Commission, Receiving and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
DIG Front Street, MEMPHIS. TENN.

DEFERRING TO our card above, we sgain
n take this method of returning our thanks
to our patrons and friends TOR their kind and
liberal patronage heretofore extended to Us.
with renewed assurance or q continuance OF
our prompt personal attention TO ali business
entrusted to our care, and OF indefafigabie eX-
ertiOns to promote the interest of four customers
We are prepared, with a large, commOdiOuS
Warehouse, for storing Cotton Affection con-
signed TO Us will be covered By Insurance. IN
less otherwise instructed Ont ofthe members
his personal attention.
SCI dtmAW2m ZONES. BROWN a co.
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. Milburne's Celebrated Iron-Axle Wagons.
p Milburne's Celebrated Thimble-Skein Wag-
ons-Oyer 800 sold in Memphis; all warranted
Tor twelve months, and only sl2 80 damages
claimed for breakage.
80 Carver Gins. from 40 to so saws,
wood and iron frame.
Is Todd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses,
doubie-gesred and to work by crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 Todd's Improved Horse Powers. for running
Gins and Grist Mills-the finest power made.
James Todd Stationary Engines, OF all sizes,
from - to l00-horse power.
Todd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
chtnery, Of all kinds, furnished at short no.
Portable Steam Engines, Of all sizes, from 4 to
50-horse power.
stationary Engines, Of all sizes, from 20 10 So
horse power
Single and Double Saw Mms-Todd's and other
makes.
Gin segments, for 10 and Il feet wheels, com
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, ?, 4 and s.
horse power.
IS Tons Of IRoN TIES dow to the trade).
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted, Gov 20 the tradeL
100 Nests Cedar Tubs, low to the tTade).
10 Buckeye Cider Presses, 10 close consignment.
10 and l2Hor.e Power Portable Engine, sec
ond-hand, low for eash-mus be sold.
16-Horse Power, secondhand. cheap.
p Horse Power Stationary Engine and Saw
Mill-au eomplete-can he bougho lOw.
$50 saw and . 60 saw Gins (but little used)
low for cash.
daniels Planning hschine-outs 81 Inches
wide and p feet long c be had at a bar
gain.
PLOWS Of all kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
CDRN-SH FILTERS,
THRESElNG MACHINES.
EEAPERS AND MOWERS,
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FIFTH DAY

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF
CONGRESS STAKE-Four mile heats. Sub
Ject TO the regulations which the COMMITTEES
appointed by the Turf Congress may adopt
The MemphIs Association 10 nId SION.
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PLOWS Of all kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
CDHN-SHELlERS,
~THRESElN2 MACHINES.
EEAPERS AND MOWERS,
LATE MACHINES.
WHEAT DRILLS,
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is TIE LIFE OF TRADE !
are invited to call at the
FRANKLIN JOB PRINTING HOUSE,
No. Is Court Street,

anc examine specimens OF Business Cards, Cir
culars, Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Dray Tickets,
Account Sales. Bills Of Lading, Checks, and
the various Forms required by Merchants,
Bankers, Cotton Factors and Professional Men.
Gear, Beautiful Printing at low and uniform
prices. sel0
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Notice

MRS. NJ. ]. BROWN, widow Of Jessey ,.
VI Brown. deceased. win apply 70 he Comfy
Court Of shelby county and Stale OF Tennss-
see, al rs October term. Tor dover ont or the
SEQ law4w JNo. LoAGUE, Clerk.
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THE DISCOVERY uF THE AGE.

NO material which has ever been discovered
- has effected greater benefits in the house
hold economy than
MoGEMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.
Il is n labor saving invention, as well As an in
vaiuable remedy in Scurvy .ScaId Head. Erup-
lions Of Inc skin ana Plies Dandrud Is re-
moved from the head, the Teeth wbitened aud
cleans.d, PIaie and Jeweiry cleaned, stains
e~neCtually removed from Carpets, Furniture.
Clothes, Paint, Nsrni-h or Marble. with the
greatest facility and without injury to the ma
terial II is a great saving Of time and LABOR
in washing clothes. II is the only known Soap
which Will wash Flannel with the ease Of cot
ton or linen without fnHfng or ~shrtnBing. All
these important objects ear be effected without
injury 10 the skin or the most delicate fabrics.
It possesses no deleteriOus qualities WhSIever.
The world is challenged 20 prOruco a soap
which possesses 50 nany aiuaCle properties
and which is SO innOcuoIs aud safe IL is "a
invention, and deues competition in any
part Of the world. IL has lecOme a necessity
in Memphis, and It's Use j. rapidly spreading
throughout the south. and eventually VIII ex-
tend over the Yankee states, North and South
America. Europe, Asia, africa and Ocelnica
Manufactured solely by c. A. McGimsey, Mem-
pills. Tenn, and sold at the follOWIug places in
the city - wholesale and retail Page & Co.'s,
Deans, Tayiar's Drug store, Poplar street;
corner Of Third and Adams oliver 4
Co.'S DtSOtO Block, Msdisoa street will soon
be found at any respectable faIutly grocery or
store. Tue prOprie.Ori is determined that
its manufacture shall keep pace with the rap
idly extending emaud for It's use. aul6
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ALBERT PIKE, EDITOR.
LEON TROUsDALE. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
St CLAIR DEARING, NEws EDITOR.
HARRY BECK, Local EDITOR.
r. 7. ENGLISH, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL
AND RIVER EDIroE-
JOHN AINsLIE, CASHIER n BUSINESS
Manannn
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NO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits in the house
hold e-ouOmy than
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Have for Sale.

3 Milburnes Celebrated Iron-Axle Wagons.
3 Milburne's Celebrated Thimble-Skein Wag-
ons-Over 80 sold in Memphis; all warranted
for twelve months, and only sI2 80 damages
claimed for breakage.
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FINtIE, BUUkHAh 4 CHIPhAN,
selO R0O Main street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.


MEMPHIS, September ], 1851
Atth commencement OF another CONNER
cial Year the undersigned again tenders his
services 10 the Merchants and Business Men Of
Memphis, and 10 all those desiring any kind OF
FISE JOB PRINTING.
The material Of the franklin Job Printing
consists Of the most perfect PRESSES,
and the newest and most beautiful styles OF
TYPES, BOKDERs. SCRIP5, Designs and ORsA-
AEHrs now known % The art.
Particular attention viii be paid to filing or
ders for Business Cards. Circulars, Letter Heads,
Envelopes, Bill Heads, Tags, Receipt and Check
Books, Bills Lading, Dray Tickets. and every
description OF Printing required In the success
fuI production or business during the Gotten
season.
II will be the determination Of the Proprietor
In the future, as &c has been IN the past, 10 do
the very BEST WORK, and the prices shall be
as low as any hOuse iR the city.
MOTTO: FINE PRINTING PROMPTLY ExECU-
TED. AT Low Prices.
Thankful 10 my friends and patrons for the
business OF the past year, L solicit a cOutinu-
ancs Of their fayors.
respectfully,
go - mnnE no-
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COuRSE OF Study.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR GLASS; months.
Walker American Law, Kent's Commenta-
ries, Bishop en- Criminal Law, Caruther's His
tory OF a Law Suit stephens Pieadings.
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR GLASS;
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, dreenleaf on evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, AdamsE Equity
Pleading, Reddeld on Wills, billiard ON Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
wsshburn on Real Property, Taylor on Land
lord ana Tenant, Angel - Ames on Corpora
tons, StOry's Conflict o. Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, Conklin's U. ;. Treatise.
REGULATIONS and examinations each day at 4
o'clock. Moot Court once each week, aud APP
peliste Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together.
students permitted TO enter any Class. but no
Diploma given except 10 those going through
whole course.
Terms 50 per Session, payable in advance.
Entrance Fee, s. per Session.
All Students OF can attend free OF charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on ElOcUti0n and explanation of Latin and
French techntcalities by the President.
Arrangement viii be made 70 board and
lodge students at S5 per month. APPLICATIONS
-hOuld be made early. sel0
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The Memphis Brass 4 String Band.

DROF. ANDREW SMITH, Leader, will fur
Il nish music for PROFESSIONS, Picnies, Balls.
Tournaments, Private Parties etc Orders left
at DIS Main street, Al jefferson street and At
Prof. J. Winds, opposite North Memphis Mar
ket. west side, win receive prompts attention.
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j. D.. Raspberry, general agent for Arkansas
John 4. ReardOn, Little Rock, Ark.
RtehRrd Intrusion, Van Buren,, Ark.
Read Fletcher, Pine Bluff, Ark.
InO. r. Eakin, Washington, ARK.
Rev. A. r. winfield. Camden, Ark.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed to me On
I'D ths Z8th day OF June, 1880, By Moses Leo
and Christopher Zimmerman. and duly rpals-
tered in The Registers once OF Shelby Cou ~,
Tennesse for the purpose Of paying the debt
therein secured, i will on
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st. Agnes Academy.

THE Fan Term and mirty-third Session Of
lL the st. Agnes Academy, viii open on
Monday, the End Of September.
ou1- Quv
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Morning, the 10th instant,

The above sale viii take place a. fhe Auction
Rooms % W. H PASSMORE & CO, aJ sec
Ond street. where Catalogues can be obtained
on Saturday, the 18th inst.
.al2 "a D W. VIVID. Admln-a-ralnr-
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AUCTION.
Administrators Sale By Catalogue
-oF THE
Of The late II. Morgan, Esquire.

THIS - one OF the most valuable private Il
u braries In the state, and comprises about
Eighteen Hundred VOiumes Of rare and choice
literary works, which / vii sell a. public auc-
ton on
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Trust SnLe.

IN pursuance Of tho provisions OF a Trust
Il Deed 70 me executed by A. street on I7th
day OF November, 1893. and which is duly regis
tered in the Registers afHce Of shelby county.
in Book No. 80, Part I, pages 40, F6 aud ~ (;
and also In pursuance OF a Consent Dec ss
made by the Hon. William NJ. smith. Judge OF
the Chancery Court OF Memphis. on 21d daT OF
April, 1857, in the eau Is reuding in said Court.
wherein Charles J. Seay and others are COM
plainants. ard A. Street and other are deseud-
ants, / will, at the Salssroom Of Rooster. Trez-
evaut & Co, AuctiOnee1s, no.. rs Second street,
Ayres' Building,
Tuesday. 18th September, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and
u m. OF said Gay, proceed 10 sell. at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
upon the terms hereinafter mentioned,
the following described Lot Of Land, to-
gether with the improvements thereon,
situated in Memphis, shelby county, Teunrs-
see, viz: The tenement No. IS, in the block
known as the Anthony Street Block, said No.
IS being the second tenement rom the south
20 feet front by about 80 feet depth.
said property viii be sold on the following
terms. viz: One-fOu-th Of the purchase money
cash, and the balance on q credit o. four and
eight months. for which the purchasers viii b.
required % give notes With approved personal
security, and a lien likewise to be retained on
the property 70 secure these deferred pay
ments. The equity Of redemption is waived,
and the title is believed TO be perfect, but I
shall only convey as trustee
N. WICES. Trustee.
ROYsTER, TREzEYAST & Co, AuctioneeFs.
auI8 ii
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts
TO r r EN- T

MY Residence, corner Butler and Chester
streets-over an acre OF ground. House con-
tains I'VE rooms, dining-room, kitchen. etc.
Apply 70 W. j. MITCHELL.
SELF Ivy 200 Main street
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LAW SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department Of the Memphis Col
1 Iege will oDen IN the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER The following gentlemen COM
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional Law...--.--Gen Albert PIKE
Real Property & Pleading Hon. R. X. heath
Personal Property q Pleading. "A. NJ LEWIS
Equity & Commercial Law Hon. p. T. sCRUGGs
CIim. Law & Admiralty sen. J. Il. CHALMERS
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M
Dancing and Department.

Mr. H O LIPPARD having secured elasses
M at 81. Agnes, s.. Mays "a Salstta. lee
Academy, ana others, VIII open his Academy
a. soon as desiranle arfangements can Be ef-
feeted, OF which due and timely notice viii be
given.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM,Ts
Notice

OUR CHARGES hereafter on sales OF Furni-
ture and Merchandise in general, at auc-
ton, viii be Ten per cent. Gu city consign-
merits w. II. PA5sMokE 4 CO..
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NJ Ote Ok 8.
A TTENDS to the negotiation of Loans upon
~ COllaterals and sells Commercial paDer.
strictly m Commission. VIII also boy upon
orders United STATES Bonds, and all other Sc
curities offered in this market.
GEO. R. RUTTER & CO.,
tOfice for the present.,
Over the late Tennessee National Bank.
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Farm, Stock and Personal Property,


VIII he sold II public auction on MONDAY, NoT.71.
st A. NJ ST the house 4 the subscriber, the iooUi
property: Inc Fam known tie Thomas Nctu.ty
Farm situated two miles south 81 Concord and
nle east # Concord Corner cortsininC le Of
oclleut lsnd tltl ac'cia Of which l. wood land, AID
the remainder pasturinlays In Waterford, The othr
- scre5, with buildings therein, IN Concord. sad
farm is under god Of cultivation and has sutT
orchard OF s,h iIec and large qasnty Of nice lCr
timber Also, good Epple orchard RuildI ne ali IL
good rcpsir with running water II thc am, and We'll
water n the housr Thi- farm viii he sold wht OF IN
pieces 70 -uit lur, hase-s.
Also. Al same TIM and place TIE FLOWING T- pe-y
| woke oxen, ooEs, hor-,-, Years oil colt,
slost, Ualm 81 lees, =. bronze furkcy= - hra1iah
hens. Also, 80 tons of hsy. LOT Of -tTav, ta iuss
oats. - bus els peas eats So hush i whoa. Al,
ox-carr- tTo horse trsT,r=c Il d. one horse lnh 2
wagon, single wagons, sleigh, doullr ham, -
ca singh harness, uxslcd, lo--u- e'cd, ho--c
rake pillow. ha-1TEs. a.. nc- Ais 'la fi hassNeai
boaris, @e,6n feet spruce log, =, cad- hard wood
Also, the 1oos, drawing tai, sap-hold,-=,
hncket e., aad many things t05 numerous 10 men
non
Terms made known 4; tiIac f sllc.
THOMAS :. RANDALL.
JaH> II. No"RE, Aucfiancer-
Concord. oct =. l-6a- aS-~U
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any thing can be judged, by the appear
ance at the store of Messrs. Abbott and
Clement. 1t is but short time since thew
made large addition to their store, and
they are now making another addition. to
better accommodate their lady customers.
They are also soon to put up another,
quite a large building. joining at the north
of their already large store, for an addi-
tlonal store house. They keep larger
assortment of wares than has ever been
kept in this part of the county before, and
almost any article that a person needs in
the country can be found at this excellent
store, and customers can be waited upon
by the gentlemanly proprietOrs. or as pO-
! lite and attentive clerks as any of the best
stores in the city.
The Hazen Brothers are also doug a
large business, and keep an excellent as
sortment. but have not so much room as
they need, although an addition was made
to their store awhile since. They keep a
nice quality of goods and sell very cheap,
and draw great many customers from a
long distance. Any one wishing to pIlr-
chase any thing in their line will not do
better than to give them call. Their
clerks having had the advantage of doing
business tor themselves, thoroughly I'M
derstand their business.
1t is understood that grocery is soon
to be opened in the building formerly oc-
cupied by L. Mason.
Mr.. Watts, the Congregational minister
las decided to not move into the large
building under the hill, as was talked be-
fore. lie is repairing the house formerly
occnpied by Miss Hannah Moore and is to
live in that.
Misses Moore & Brock are about to
open Milliner's shop in the building
known as the Potts office. They went to
Boston last week. to purchase their stock
sof goods.
Miss Abhie Wallace has opened dress
makers shop. in the same building occu
pied for tin shop. at the west end of the
bridge on church street. Any one wish
ING business done ia that line if they vii
only call, they will not go away dissatis
fled. for she does her work very cheap
very quick, and very thorough, and more
than all the rest is very pleasant to bel
customers. whether friends. or strangers
Andrew j. Lackey has barganed hi:
farm to Peter Shanty for $500. The
writings are not yet made but they expect
to make them this week.
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Administrator Sale of
Real Estate and Personal PROPERTY

t'n h lie 4 James llu,hauan. AID hall.Iuisr
d. horis no., Il f!,r estate Il No.c- gacha,sau -
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STOCK AND PRODUCE AT AUCTION

Viii b. sold Al suction on the premises, on sAIJE-
DAY. NON 9. II IL A. ~
- head catse.unc, and -trec yearz old, Eok'
oxtr1 fee, L. COWS, g. good -'cp, god ttr,t yea
Old COLT tyo yeis old cl good driving hO,4r aut
buggy, 81 I, =. lay, 10 bush cat 80 sh Nie1t
-,'h bush potafo- - bush ,tc ar, 4 bull
uiT's flaming toolz, pow, iLr.o4s, carI-. &C.
As, 'so .cres Il land private ale " auction,
divided n'O IS r lUt- TO suit prca-,r two thou
ssni sugar tree On III pr1p.Try- Al-o house ali
luldi = los n Vet Gharl,sf n.
ItTlns lusdt known sale.
Sol'HEp>lA HJrIHI\S y. A-m'z.
y H. N-oEF- Acct. ncrr 1g->l
Naferf,rd sc. 80. l~61-
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iG!ECt Items.

The first saw mill built in Caledonia
.uIy Vas built in this town. at the falls
"I stevens river in this village. in tie
.rU lIl. The saw mill and a griSt mill
"r'" both built the sumo year by a Col.
"urd OF iiaverhill. y. H.. by a contract
Inddc With EnoS Stevens. one of the urigi-
ma! grantees Of the town. for one hundred
gcrcs OF land lying Oh the Connecticut
ryer. and running back halt a mile and
closing the falls. Stevens furnished the
b. i irons. haying them or the spot. They
&c drawn here from Ilaver!liil the Will
'r retolc on a hand sled. The old iron
"quk that was in the saw mill, has been
H ~rvcral mills since. and Tor a few years
Pre-, has been living about here. and out OF
-... 1t was very large and heavy. con
.aanr enough iron to make two or three
"a, 4, for the same use. like those made
modern DAYS. AMI was made OF the bes
ron. and almost aS good as steel
t', ~Llnc crank. i now being cat of. anC
'urhcd over. to be used for the same pur
Sc III the saw mill at West Barnet. !
w. - hard on the surface that it cOult
~ be turned in the lathe. to make it TIT
per shape. until it was heated through
". b.acksmith's forge. and allowed t,
'"l slowly. to take the temper out of it
" sill probably last longer now than an,
iron they could get. and may wea
quite a number OF saw mills yet. Thi
f"ally one Of the relics of by gone days
ea' # il could write its own history. i
"''I4 make much more interesting art
iian could be obtained from any othe
',urcr.
Business, here seems to be increasing,
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Among the many restorsdves which nature has snp-
piled to relieve the Affections of humanity there is
more favorte for certain c.ss Of diseases than the
'medicinsl gum" Of the Wild Cherry Tree; but how
ever valuable is its power to heal to soothe toreeve
and to cures enhanced ten fold by scientific and udci
Gus combination with other ingredients Themselves of
equal worth. Thi, happy mngling exists to = remark
able degree in
DR.. Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry,
whose value in curing coughs cold bronchitis whoop-
ing cough, Group, asthma, pulmonary affection and in
cpient consumption is inesimable
FROM j. D. HOSMER, ESQ. OF TOPSHAM.
rorsH.x. VT, April q, 1850.
MeSsrs S. ". PmcIe & Co.:
Gentlemen: take great pleasure.in adding mine
to the mass of testimony in favor of that invaluable
cough remedy-Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
During the past winter my wife affected with
severe cough and inflammation Of the lungs. After suf
commended, trial of which have immediate and per-
n:anent relief have knywn of the I'aIsam having
been used in of asthma with the most favorable
results i sm sure thai if the community were rs well
scquainted with tile merits of this great remedy As
all, You would be unable to supply the demand.
would advise all who suffer from coughs, cold, &c,
give his medicine Early and thorough trial.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & son, IS fremont
St, Boston, and for sale by druggists generally
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

ORLEANS COlNl1.
4. NJ. Hartman of Crattsbury, few
days since lost pair of oxen. They were
bowed up in the stable, the floor gave
way and left them hanging.
Geo. W. Jenness. of Barton, has sold
his farm to Thaddeus Drew, for Sll 900.
ORANGE COUNTY.
The last Opinion, at Bradford. announ-
ces that \. \. Earle has sold that paper
to ID. W. Cobb and ii. ii. Earle. MIR.
Cobb has been editor of the Opinion for
about a year. aud has made an acceptable
county paper. Our friend OF the Standard
will feel better now he has got the Brad
tord elephant Oft his hands.
The Beedle Bridge over the Connecticut
river. near South NeWbury. which was
blown over in a gale. III July, 1866, has
! been rebuilt.
The opinion learns that Rev. VIM. 5.
Palmer. of Wells River, has received d
call to the Passionate of the Free church OF
Providence Il.