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Leaving Osdensburgh, ON Arrival Of
EMPRESS TRAIN FROM THE EAST

Leaving OsdensbuTghs ON Arrival Of
EMPRESS TRAIN FROM THE EAST
PASSENGERS and Families moving West, can
embark with their Luggage, Team, Stocs, &c, and
land together without disturbance or Iraustlp-
ment. al their port Of destination, thus avoiding
the great Inconvenience Of the many changes, de-
laws and expenses q other routes, These Steamers
have large CABINS and STATE RouNs. amply and
neatly furnished, flr FIRST CLASS PAhSENG Els,
and Second Cahics with Cook Stoves and c1milrta-
be acc0mOdati0ns for passengers and Families,
who may wish % furnish their own provisions. No
efforts viii oe spared to maintain the reputat 10 .
Of this as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
A thorough rebuilding, redttiuz, repairing and
refurnishiu-, with several new boats added o. the
line makes this now the most c,ntlrt1 Die
and expeditions route 70 the q TREAT WEST
- Be sure and see the Agents % this Line be-
fore you buy your tickets.
y T-usg HfsH ri.i lliags meet P4sscHgtTs az ftr
DlP3i IN OgleEs5urgs % take ctCcis 4Hi 70 check
We viii make it the interest Of every Traveller
70 set the Agents VI this Line before purchasing
elsewhere
WTHROUGH TICKETS over all Western
GEORGE ". SMITH. Office corner Ford and Pat
terson SITS, opposite johnson House, Ogienstursh
5g-oNE HUNDRED POUNDS. OF BAGGAGE
FREE, To EACH PASSENGER.
Baggage Checked through 20 all points.
For Through Tickets ard other Information. Ap-
ply to rnnv
Once Steamers LANDING. OgdeushurEh. y. Y.
GEO. ". SMITH, GenH Ticket AGENT.
II J. GOODNO, Pa -sen-er Agent
For further information inquire az VI Central
II. y. DRURY. Agent.
American HoIEL BLOCK.
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MATTHEW HARRISON

Messrs- FELLOWS Co.. II is due to you, lie
heads Of families, and to the public at large, that
should give statement Of the effects ofyour Worn
Lozenges in nv family. Ny daughter aged about
i've years, had been troubled with severe couzl
nearly two years, first in Dorcester, Mass, where
cur doctor attended her for some time; fndinE be
did not held her. procured syr1ps and other con
mon remedies, without giving relief Since cane
70 this city, procured medical aid and finding ls
ehlld grew worse, 50 that really thought sae
would die, We despaired Of getting remedy a.
last lady friend called in and assured Us that ile
chlll was trouhler with worms and that the c1a-
originated from that cause. / administered y
MORN LozESGEs this morning; We were astonishe-
the child passed over pint Of worms and some 3
large as my little finger. Our babe. only seveniee
months old, ate twOL0zeDges, and, although seel
inBly healthy. 10 passed worm at least eight iri
long. am happy TO say that the little glrl. a.
had eaten scarcely anything, has good appsl'-'
and Is now doing we'll A. HATFIELD.
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OR WORLDS SAIVE
YtiLISIER'S ALL HflLIIG OINTMENT

las been an old family Or tle past twenty years
anu known all around the world a. the most so0th-
ingand healing Ointment in existence
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NEW BOOKLIST.

----'' 9. 3. FRENCH & co.
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)f the Best Materials. Work and Finish.

To demonstrate and make good our claims for the
superiority Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE. a.
stated above, We will give any responsible man
who wishes 70 buy, opportunity % test our IN 4
chine on his own farm in COMPETITION trifi am ofAsr
reasonable time or we will through our Agents
exhibit the IMPROVED BUCKEYE in public trial In
COMPETITION WITH ANY OTHER on reasonable notice
We take this opportunity to thank our numer-
GUS patrons for the encourag cement they have given
hill
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II .. -7-1I713I -1I0-'71 - ''--- -
INTESTINE WORMS

Are amongth FIRST to undermine the os-st-a-
in the list Of diseases. They often occasio- ss--.
disease, ending sometimes fatally pa-ti--l-
when they ascend TO the stomach. Thar l-ess--
in their mos; ordinary situation IS attsuteI
unfaYorable effects upon the general health.
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BU CKEl'E .W.fCEsE.N'E
built by Adrance, Plat & Co.

as the best Mower. The most prominent points Of
superiority shown in the Buckeye Machine were
perfection OF work in all kinds Of grass. and on
every variety Of surface; lightness Of draft Of
management, perfection Of mechanical construction,
simplicity, strength and durability"
The Subs,rfhers yrould s-ain call the attention If
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BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU Use.
PLEASE REMEMBER

A. A. HAYES N d.
Assayer 10 the safe 70 H..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-In the Surratt
trial, John NJ. Garrett testified that Booth
and Harold were at his fathers house
two days before the former was killed,
and he recognized the arms he saw on
their persons.
Col. Conger testified to the capture
and death Of Booth, and described the
articles taken from him, and stated that
the diary is now in the same condition
as when taken from Booth pocket The
diary was submitted to the jurors, who
examined it.
The clerk then, at the request Of the
defense, was ordered TO take charge of
all such articles put in as evidence. The
witness then resumed and identified
other articles taken from Booth, which
were also put in as evidence. 1t was
stated there were marks by which he
identified each article. After recess,
LIEUTENANT Luther B. Baker was put on
the stand and made a full statement of
his part in the capture of Booth. He
was not examined at the conspiracy
trial. Samuel K. Chester, an actor of
New York, was called in to prove Booths
presence in New York, April Z, 1865.
The court adjourned at 2:45 pm. Among
the visitors at the trial to day were Hon.
N. B. Judd aud Robert Lincoln.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-26

BosTOy, June 22-As the Presidential
train passed the Springfield armory a
salute was fired from the establishment.
At Palmer, Worcester and all places on
the route crowds gathered round the
state car and cheered the President. who
shook hands with many of the citizens.
The train arrived at Longwood station,
three miles from Boston, at five O'Clock.
The party was received by the military
escort and delegations of the city author
tiles Salutes we're fired The thousands
OF persons assembled cheered repeatedly.
The party was conducted TO carriages
and driven through Brooklyn and Rox-
bury, amid the cheers Of the residents
Three regiments Of infantry, a battalion
Of cavalry and a full COMPANY of United
States marines we're in line waiting to
receive the President The streets
and windows were densely filed
with spectators. There we're wav-
ing Of handkerchiefs from the win
dows aud welcomes and occasional hur.
rahs, as the President passed up Wash
ington street At the line dividing Rox-
bury from Boston, the President was met
by Mayor Norcross, seated in barouche
drawn by six horses. The Mayor ex-
tended to the President a cordial vel
come in behalf Of the municipal author.
tiles, for which honor the latter returned
thanks and accepted the inequalities so
generously rendered. The President
was then invited to take a seat with the
Mayor, which be did, while the band
played Hail to the Chief" many in the
immediate vicinity cheering The mill
tary formed IN column, and the process
sion moved up Washington street. thence
into Boylston TO the Arlington House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June PA dispatch
from Galveston says an Austrian passed
through that city to day en- route North
representing himself as an officer OF
Macmillan. He stated that the Empe
ror had been pardoned on the condition
that he leave the country as soon as the
ports of Tampico and Vera Cruz are
open for his departure.
The Times of this morning, in an arti-
Gle commenting on Sheridan's telegram
TO Gen. Grant, says it contains gross in
accuracies of facts, errors of law and
logic, and says if the conduct and Ian
guage of this remarkable document is
sanctioned by any considerable portion
of the American people, the Constitu-
ton had better be consigned at once to
the flames and the Republic delivered
over to anarchy and chaos.
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pss.h Of Hon. Rsnrr poaro.

Henry Dodge, formerly Governor Of
Wisconsin, and afierwsrd Uniled States
Senator from that State, died a. the res.
iience Of bis son, A. C. Dodge. At
Burlington, Iowa, Thursday evening,
aged eighty five years he was first ap-
pointed q colonel Of dragons; then Gov
ernor Of Wisconsin Territory; then Be
was elected delegate from the Territory
On. Congress afterwards, be was again
made Governor Of the Territory, and, on
the admission OF Wisconsin a. a State,
De vas elected by the frsi Legislature to
fhe unaed States Senate. q position
which b. heid during q period Of twelve
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OF TENNksskh'
when sinks the soldier brave,
Dead nj the feet of wrong,
Tho poet siugs-and guards MS grave
with sentinels OF sosg. 5
- 40. songs" he gives commanu'
keep faithful watch and true a,.na
The living and dead o. t tine e Snu '"
Aud, ballads marx ye WE'LL
Thrice holy Is your trustl IN
% onr 10 the field where warriors ioll,
And sentinel their dust.
And the songs, and stately rhyme
March forth. 10 watch till the end OF umei
Beside q Q silent dead;
And whom the foeman's host
And hate have passed away, $50.
Our euard of songs shall keep their post
Around our soldiers clay
A thousand dawns may glow,
A thousand days may wane' dood low.
The doathless songs, where tue ueau ~ ''"'
True 10 the last remain -,
Yes, truo They viii not yleid
To tyrants or to time, a.,
At ev'ry grave and on oy ny nelu
Where men died deaths sublime
Lone vigils they will Keep,
Obedient TO their bard
And they will watch when we shall sleep,
Oui last and only. guard.
What though our victors say
No column shall he built
Above the graves where the men in gray
lie mould'ring in their guiltY
An ! let the tyrant curse
The dead he trampes down! ,.-.
Our strong brave songs III thelrsWee'' sau '0iS''
Fear not tho iyrants frown.
What though no sculpured SHAFT
Commemorate our brave?
What though no monument epitaphed
Be built above their grayeT
When marble wears away,
And monuments are dust,
The songs that guard our soldiers clay
VIII still fulfll their trust. -,
KNOXVILLE, May f, 1861. MONA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-26
Trustee snle.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED IN TRUST TO
- me executed on the 10th day of January
1851 by Pierre Baquet. 20 secure TO Joseph
Etchvarne the prompt payment, at maturity,
Monday, the sth day Of July, 1867, at the
southeast corner Of Court square, in the city OF
Memphis. proceed 70 sell, for cash. to the
highest bidder, Lots Nos. q, q and %, rs laid
Flippin tract, said lots being situated south Of
Fort Pickering. and between the lands Of Or. 5.
NJ. Wheaton and Nacoaro, and caeh having q
front Of ,50l City feet on the Horn Lake road,
and run back between parallel lines distaRce
Of 10 feet. Sale between the hours OF 10 am
and pm. Equity Of redemption waived.
Title Believed 10 be good, hut / convey only as
Trustee. JN0. ETCHVARNE.
100 Trustee.
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25l Broadway. cor. Murray st., Ny.

25I Br0adWay, COT WuIIHy BI'i NJ T.
VHE MOST RELIABLE SECURITY FROM
! Fire now known. Over Thirty Thousand
now In nse. and mere than five hundred have
passed safely through accidental fires.
Herring, Farrell & Sherman's New Patent
Bankers Safes, made of Wrought Iron. Steel
Bars. and the new metal, SPIEGEL kIsFN, or
Patent Crystazed Iron, from the ore Of
Franklinite, the only material which equals
the diamond in its hardness now known in the
world, and Is the best resistant to a Burglars
drills or cutting tools ever manufactured;
Also, House Safes, Parlor Safes, SideboaTd
and Cabinet Safes for silver plate, valuable pa
pers, ladies' jewelry. etc.. ETC., made to repre-
sent handsome pieces of furniture. Send for
illustrated catalogue. Herring, Farrel Sher-
man, 251 Broadway, corner MURRAY street, New
York; Farrell, Herring & Co., Philadelphia /;
Herfing a Co., Chicago.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June 25.-The river is
falling, with five feet three inches in the
canal, and seven feet on the lower bars.
The Richmond has arrived, and laid up.
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Attachment Suit.
p. Lnui. Knner V. Frnnk Meier.

r. Louis Warner vs.. Frank Meier.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"a made in this cause. and attachment having
been made against the estate Off Meier, upon
the ground that be Is q non-fesident Of tho
State Of Tennessee, and it having been re-
turned, levied. etc, It's therefore ordered that
the said defendant enter his appearance on OF
before the Oath day Of June, 1867, 20 plead,
answer or demur 70 the said PLAINTIFF COM
plnint o. the case viii be taken for confessed,
ard the same set for hearing * parte and that
q copy Of this order be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks, in the Memphis
PUBLIC LrucEE.
osW l0ss Pm. HEINRICH. J.P.
NOTICE-CONsTABLE'S sALE.-By .vir-
~ the Of an execution 20 me directed, from
the ofics % ". s. Walton. ESQ. / viii, on the
frst day Of July. 1857, a. the corner 90 Nam
ana Madison strectsi in The city Of NJ 1mph :,
sell o. the hiFhcff bidder. Tor rash, the follow
inr de.crihed article, t0-Witi ONh CUM
pLETE SET OF SURGICAL INSIhU-
MENrS, 1.MFDTCINE CHEST, etc. IN CON ;
plcic order and new. taken az the property. %
A. II. st.ckcr, % slff.fy aid execution IN "a
vrr ofthe steamer Molhe HAMILTON ans own
crs. for we hundred sud ffty dollars. sails 20
fn tc place within the honrs prescribed hy Laws
This an day of June, ISL.
9s-ti s, d, c. s, c.
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SOMETHING NEW
Great Sale of Watches,

an THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
I giving every patron handsome and relia-
BE watch for the low price, of Ten Dollars
Without regard TO value, and MOTTO be pald LOT
.rIngs narfacflv sati sfactOry
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THE FAYETTE FALCON,

THE PROPRIETORs WOULD CALL rHR
4 attention Of business men 81 Memphis o.
ne FALCON az an excellent medium FOR civ
inc publicity b their business. Cirruiafirr In
section Of country, from which Memphis de-
rlFet an immense trade, the beneft ~ BE- de-
rvcd rom advertising in its columns will a.
once Be seen.
TEENs-Ss 01 per annum. In advarre-
hATEs 90 AnVEETIsIro- One squars rf ten
lines, ~ les, iar hrsi Insertion. u 70 each
Futsclutut insertion. ID cents. Special n0tiesr
m iQoai column, % cents per line. The usual
adTertistmcnts frF-nl
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DR. o. 8. PRoPHITTs
ANODYNE PAIN-KILLER,

ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY MEDI-
~ cines now in use. II is good for alrkinds
pain in the back. side, breast. ETC.; also good
for colds. coughs, collie, diarrhea, dysentery.
cholera, cramps. etc. Good for tooth-achc,
ear-ache, for fresh wounds of every kind, cuts,
all kinds of stings, bites etc., of hornets, bees.
wasps. and Of all other insects, etc.
All sold by j. I. JENKINS x CO., Atlanta.
Ga; also by BRADFIELD Il CO., lagrange
Prepared by 0. S. PrOphitt only, COvinEtOn.
Ga.
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.. y. WALKER q CO.,S
Newspaper Advertising House.
Cor. Nam and Sixth sts., LouiEviIl., Ky.

4 DVERTTSEMENTS RECEIVED AT
n ruhiifhcrs' loueEt rates. far 40 nsusparers
thrnurhrqt the Unitei states and Canaias.
tcrsiFc advertisers Merchant, mnnufacfu-
rers- and al Others Whose hlsincss requires adj
rcriislrr, are invited 90 correspond With ue
anl lcaru cur special terms. All orders. no
difference hou large OF srnail. r1ffhfnliv and
promptly executed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-26

Fverypatron obtains watch by this, arrange
ment. costing but $40. while it may be worth
$50. No partially shown. 80
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent Certlhcates naHilng ag.e az"
titIed TO the articles named on their certificates,
upon payment of Ten Dollars. whether II DC q
watch worth $7js or one worth less. The re-
turn Of any Of our certificates entities you 70 tnc
article named thereon, upon payment, irresp s
tive Of its worth and as no artlcle Naiuen iess
than SO is named on any certificate, II Will AZ
once he seen that this is no lottery, b1t z
strsight- forward legitimate transaction, when
may Be participated in even by tho most ias-
tidiousi I'll .o.t-
naid mon receipt of 25 cents, tve for 81
eleven for So thirty three aud elegant premium
for g. sixty-six and more valuable premium
for 40. one hundred and most superb watch lor
SIS TO agents or those wishing em hP;yassIy
cord.cfei business, duly authorized By the
Ciovernment aud open to the most careful ser"'
uny' Ny~ WRIGHT BROS. 4 Co.,.
or l6i Broadway, New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE

p,rs, thing Won should do. after you read TINS
beaiine should be TO put your hand N your
nockst. take out twenty-five cents, ana s ~ u
a. a copy for a year. III you DO not loei IN
risking that big amount, why ask your heisn-
Dor TO take IL; but an
AMERICAN,
yeu should support an American en,terpri,ISe y:
W. viii And our paper worth ten tunes me
d,Oo,,nt We ask for H. Wit, humor' sketch,e,SS
AMI poetry will fll its columns ana u WIZ
mako xyrT,
M vou and all your relations. Mouse OF de-
iovipS, Inc amount is not large, ana You may
as well invest your
TWENTY-FIVE
Cents now. as to wait six months. twill ave ave
= goctor's visits, as no one can read II anu get
81 n Is filed with sense, nonsense anu M
nocence, and twenty-five
CENTS
wan mako Won as merry as a cricket for year
~ come we want at least twenty-five sup
seribers from your town, and you might as wen
head the listss
youne man VIC know Of in your town. sen9
alonT YOUR stamps-the more the merrer,an 9
when our subscription listruns up, We wiilsehu
for
paper twice as large rs the one we nov issue 1r'
Address all letters TO RICHARDSON OOb-
LINS, ~ john street, New York.
mon.uUn UcpDC ATTTNTI0N
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Swimming School
AND
BATHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Foot of Union Street.
No Danger of Drowning.
PRICE FOR TIE SEASON;
Grown Person, $40 I Children. s.
Single Baths. 8 Cents.

DRESS ROOM. INCLUDING BATHING.
IL Drcss and Towels. 50 cents. ewimming
fossrua riven three times a week. MONDAlcs
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Doors open daily from an, N n.m.
H-1f3 A. II. eIhAIMAN.
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AssEssoE's 0FFIcE q. S. Iyr. REvESUE,
FIEsT DIsTEIcT oF AnKaksAs,
Ernrr NuU lime 1h 1857. J

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI THR
n Annual List Of Asses .mcntEs undlr the In
fcrual Revenue law. for the county 81 Critten-
der, Hili Be submitted b the infpectcn Of any
and al persons Who may alrly a. hopel gu,
.r1-rair viii b. rccCirrd and dcicrmiucd rela-
" hi any and al excessive o. erroneous va
nfionr Oh asscsImEnfs mad1 b. Assistant As
SESSIONS In the ANNA Last
rr6rifr tfe rarticular carsr, matter % r-1uf d
"A e6rriaiat. JAS. s. SMITH.
ed Assessor lEi Dit. Afkausas-
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THE BEsT CHANCE VET :

A GENTS WANTED, on A SALARY OR
IA commission, for my new map Of the Great
American Republic" sho King our recently ac-
territory at once. +. /. DIBBLE. Wholesale
Headquarters Tor Maps, Charts and Pictures.
20S Main street, Louisville, Ky.
nR. J. D. sTtLLMAN. Gyntcologist, For
IL muid DioGnOsis, and c0rrespo dence In
hslations, Spray, Hypodcrmic. Electric, and
Dermaphatic Embr0cation, with constituiional
treatment in The Diseases Of Women, Throat.
Lungs, Heart. and Niscera. Instruments. Med
icincs, Bathing and Drinking salts from min
ersl springs, with written prescriptions week
~. az $50. forths first month. $50 each month
subsequently,. Daily attention az bis Offices, al
the same prices. address. with stamp, "A and
80 Union street, Memphis. Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-26

UNPUBLISHED IN MEMPHIS BYEARs.
u Ladies, try Dr.. Russells Periodical Drops:
thcy are never falling In the most obstinate
cases. Married L.dics should not use them
during the frst three months Of trcenancv.
for sale only BY Dr.. Russell. lg3 Jefferson IT.,
Memphis, Tenn. Price, 8 Up. By enclosing
the amount you viii receive by return mail,
one bottle Of the Drops, with full directions
Special attention paid toofher discases. Laiies
coming 20 the city for treatment, can be ac-
commodated with elegant roou7s.
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Jour OWN

HAsALARGE AND INCREASING CIR
III culation in the counties of North Missis-
sippi, ana presents to all business men in the
western cities superior advantages as an adver-
Using medium. A. j. BROWN, Of the house
of Menken Bros, agent for Memphis.
Address "0ur Own Paper" Pontotoe. Mis-
sissippi. eod3l-ll0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-26

rz-n.positisus in Admiralty. eases az en- N
short-hand aud transcribei- No 49,
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SODA FOUNTAINS

A LII COMPLETE FOR $50 TO 500. PAT
IA ented, latest improvement, displacing all
old styles. A recipe gratis with each Fount for
making best Soda Water and Syrups Sold
only b. JAS. W. CHAPMAN a SON,
Madison, Ind.
Address them for particulars.
CTEAM AND HORSEPOWER THKESH-
- ing Machines.-We build Steam Throshers
and HORSEPOWER Threshing Machines Of all
sizes; also, Portable Saw Mills Of various
sizes. Our Farm Engine is the best In America,
and our Ikreshers are superior 20 any made.
Send for cur pamphlet.
JONAS W. YEO,
Robinson Machine Works. Richmond. Ind.
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POETRY.
From the N. Y. Fre'man's Journal
SENTINEL SONGS.

,xoruER eEM FROM REV. fArHRR j. RYAN
NSo'" OF TENNESSEE.
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YEAR,

paper twice as large as the one we nov ISSUE S0T
Address all letters TO RICHARDSON OOb-
Inns, ~ john street. New York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-26

VALENTINES PATENT TURBLN Il.
Y The best in use. Manufactured by Valen-
tine & Co., Fort Edward. N. Y. Prices mod
crate. Send for circular. AGENTS wanted.
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Herring's Pat. Champion Safes.

MOOT LATHS Manufactured by Charles T.
II Rnst. 328 and $50 Delaney st.. N. y.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-06-19

PRAcr1cAL REcE1prs.-FIy time is ap-
preaching. and witt, twill doubtless como
The usual myriads of insects, &c, to pes
ter and annoy. us. We have selected q
few receipts, which We can recommend.
TO kill roachcs-Put your reaches ina
barrel, put on q pair Of heavy Sboots' ana
get in and dance. D,n
To render mosquitoes harmlcss--snll
out their bills with a pair OF tongs. -,
For feas-Tie them to the peoPost ,, WIN
log chains, and let thc dogs hnlsh them.
To xiii n,ice-Fl;tten their heads with
: TO To- XIII rats-This receipt is cheap, and
mover fails. When you retire for the
night, place small bit Of cheese in your q Y
mouth. Care should be taken to keep tho
mouth we'll open, and when tic rat :
whiskers tickle your throat, bite.