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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-06-12
COBB 81 LIKENS
HENDY, THOMAS g. CO.,
MASONIC,

DoDGEYILLE LODGE, No. 11e F. & A NJ hold
IL. their Regular Communications on the LIST and
3D. Fridays of each month.
RICHARD PRIDEAUX, w. NJ
ORvLLE STRONG. SocY
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A Rare Chance!

The undersigned offers for sale reasonable terms
quarter section of the
Best Timber Land in Iowa County.
The land is situated the Helena road, about eight
miles north OF the village of Dodgeyle 1t was the
first timber land entered in the county, and has
er been chopped over Any in want of good tini-
Der land cannot find better in the county. ~.
also offer for sale a good House and Lot in tho
village of Dodgeville. r.
Also, House and Three Lots in what is known as
Redruth Hollow
Also, House and Lot at Helena Station, opposite
the Railroad Depot-a good stand for business.
The above property will be sold cheap for cash.
For terms and particulars, apply 10 allt
RICHARD ROGERS.
Dodgeville, May 20, 1ses.-sew4
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TO FARMERS.

A. D. Robinson ofthis village has just bought tho
right of this county Of patent Nft
HORSE OR CATTLE POKE,
1t is warranted to prevent the most breachy ami.
NAL from breaking down or jumping over any kind
of fence, and in time viii eectually them of
that disagreeabIo and expensive habit 1t may bo
at Mr. Robinson's store opposite the court house
where 1t is kept for sale.
DodgeyiIle May 22d, 1868 n3sA,t
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Custom Carding & Spinning.

We have two Double Cylinder Custom Cardng Ma
chimes, and shall be prepared to do all the business
that comes.
Homemade Cloths dyed and finished in the best of
Style. N ~
All Comm un ications should be addressed to the
ISLAND WOODEN MILLS,
n38tf Paraboo, Wis.
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w. ]. wRIGGLEsWORTH.

nook, CARD ANDJ0B PRINTER, ALSO PUB
ID Usher of the "DeDsEvILLE CHRONICLE !" a.weekly
family newspaper delivered free by mail in the Coun
~, on receipt Of tbs price, 81 so year.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-06-12
THAYER BROTHERS,

GENERAL ENGRAVING ESTABL ZSHMENT'
s. W. Corner, Broad,gay q Naim Ns,,
p. o. Drawer "A, Aurora, Ill.
Seals and presses, Steel Stamps, Door Plates and
Mum ers, Gold and Silver Badges Ribbon Cancelling
Stamps initial and Monogram Presses, Insurance
Pilates Embossed Brass Ornaments, Burning Brands,
Steel Dies Stencil Tools and Stock, Baggage Checks
Hand Stamps, &c, &c. Gold.and Silver Plating in
every variety Gold Pens repaired and repointed
Orders solicited from distance. n3yl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-06-12

VITANTED.-TEAcHERL, STUDENTS, and other in
w tellgent men and women in BUSINESS paying
500 to 500 per MONTH according to ability. Fol
particul airs address, ZEIGLER, MeCURDY 6 co
Lom bard Block, Chicago,I Ill. n23y1
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SHIPMENTS

Wool can he sent by Railroad mot eapress) OF on
expense. Send it in strong sacks, marked plainly:
"For Island Wooden Mills"
PARApOO WIS
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-06-12
CULTIVATORS.

They make great variety Of cultivators, Their one,
two, and three tooth cast steel hardened plows
giving good satisfaction and going off as fast
as they finished. Their five tooth
cast-steel hardened cultiyators f..
warranted to clean in any soil. t M
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Richards Bro, & Charles,
BUILDERS & PAINTERS,

ARE NOW PREPAREDTO TAKE CONTRACTS
n for building, painting, &C., &c. Work in the
above line including I'll kinds OF paiEtng, glazing,
grading house buildings, &C., will he attended to
promptly, all work being executed in the very best
snaAper, and fallY warran ted. n23f
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And they particularly request their customers to ro-
turn every article which should not prove TO be fully
up to the representation Their prices are as low as
any firm in the west. Give them q call.
Dodgeville May %, 1868. }1 o'i
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NEW AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLE FOR TIL
CENTRE TABLE.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-06-12

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, Dodgeville, Iowa
L County, Wisconsin. Office in smith ROD
erts' Drug Store vol ) 2o-u
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-03-18

ELOQUENT AND TRurnrur~-Mr South
hall OF Albenarle, closed his speech in the
Virginia Convention, on the suffrage qneS-
ton, thus: "The members on this side are
only helpless spectators Of the proceeding
here. We come here with no power TO
save, and only to bury the remains OF VIZ
cinia. We are only watchers IN tins cham,
her M Of dcatl,-sitting beside the pale and
brcatl,less corpse which you insult by your
iibes and empirical experiments to gal
yonize and revive. You cannot restore
the lineaments of life, nor wakein to ener-
ry these dead AID torpid pulses. There
arc no genial influences, in this hour OF
darkness, to stir this dull inscnsate sleeper.
When tn ose clouds pass away, and these
pestilent vapors are dismissed, and the
iiife-civing sun shall warm with his beams
the Chill ard wintry earth-thcn, and net
till then, shall Virginia, like SOME seed,
shed those vestments Of decay; touched
by the hand of resurrection, burst, IKE
some Lazarus, the cerements of the tomo,
and move again amid the, busy scenes oi
life"
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oTHE PRESIDENT INsANE."-This is the
last dodge of the Radicals for getting Mr..
johnson out of Office, and on this subject
the Sur says:
ut is n relief to those who are best ac-
quianted with the circumstances OF An
drew Johnson's conduct, and 1T VIII be
relief to the country, to believe that an
exclamation of his eccentricitles may be
found short of a deliberate, wilful, wicked
attempt to overthrow the Government
That explanation is furnished by the theo-
ry that he is. and long has been, partially
insane. Many facts tend to establish this
as the true Interpretation of his tortuous
course
Hamlet's mother, who helped to kill the
king, hel husband, in order to place an
other and lecherous king upon the throne
of Denmark, resorted to the same plea OF
insanity against her son Lord Hamlet
But it was not Hamlet's madness but the
Oueen's intamy which put those words
into ner mouth. So it is with the Radi-
Gals They would kill off one bold, brave,
ond sturdy ruler to make room for one
more ,"a s ,,artican, more pliable, mere submis-
sive. Let them not lay The fat1erlng
melton to their souls that it IS the Presl,
dents insanity which seeks to control
their excuses. He stands firmly by MS
oath of office, and, if men are mad, 1t IS
those who are in the Senate and IN the
Wonse rather than the President himself.
i'oe' '''> [N. y. ErnraSs-
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representatives lawfully assembled.

representatives lawfully assembled.
SEC. SO. Excessive fines shall not be
imposcd nor cruel and unusual punish
NJ nent inflicted, nor shall witnesses be un-
reasonably detained
Sec. 80. No title Of nobility OF hcredi-
tary enolument shall ever be granted in
this State. Distinction on account of race
or color, in any case whatever, shall be
prohibited, and all classes Of citizens shall
enjoy equally all common, public, legal
aud political privileges.
SEC. 49, All navigable waters shall re-
main forever public highways, free to the
citizens Of the State and the United States,
without tax, impost or toll imposed; and
no tax, toll or mpost or wharfage shall be
imposed, demanded or received from the
owner of any merchandise or commodity,
for the use of the shores or any wharf
erected on the shores, or in or over the
waters of any navigable stream. unless the
same be authorized by the General As
oAmbly.
SEC. II. The enumeration of rights in
this Constitution shall not be construed
to impair or deny others retained by the
people, and all powers not herein delega-
led remain with the people.
The following are the sections of the
second article of the Constitution, which
received their third reading, passed, and
were declared integral portions of the
Constitution
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The New Constitution.

The following isNthe article as passed
which, under tho Ordinance of the Con-
vention, is to be submitted to the people
of the State. for ratification on the 18th,
18th and 18th days OF April next:
we, the People Of the State Of South Caro-
dina in Conus"tlon assembled, Grateful to
Almighty God for this opportunity, de-
liberately and peacefully of entering into
an explicit ana s0snn eo1s M'.u saea of
civil government for ourselves and pos
terity, recognizing the necessity of tho
PROTECTION, of the people in all that per
tsins to their. Freedom; safety and tran
guilty, and imploring the direction of the
Great Legislator of the Universe, 90 agree
upon. ordain and establish the following
DECLARATION OF RIGHTS AND FORM OF Gov
RRNMENT AS THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF, SOUTH CAROLINA.
ARTICLE I.
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@ BY JOHN s. g: 0:.Ho9AN. 8 90:

HOGAN 81 90.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
wM. .D.&ALBERT n. STEPHENS,
ATTORNEYS bT LAW.
Err~~4 Memphis, Tenn.
nv once with stephens Smith, % Madison
street. fs0l6 In'
tsoHx HALIUM, J.R CHALMERS, rB.IURLEY
HALLUM, CHALMERS d TURLEY,
lAttOrneySat at tLaw,
MADAM.vINegNTS BUILDING. East side
I Court Square, Memphis, Tenn.
fsbll 6m
Diseases of the Eye,
lDR. KEYsER, late q pupil Of Prof " Grsefsl
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Main street. opposite Court square. he lH pre-
par red TO treat all diseases, make all oporati7ns
/ and physical examinations of the rye. a.e-
2 spsctfully refers 70 the medical pro ssSlog ln
the city. Ofifce hours ii 20 O'Clock. Iebo ini-
. lsHAW c i. HARRIs,
lAHOrH1eZ at Law
nFFIcEI IN BETHEL BLOCK, CORNER OF
! " south Court ana Main Streets Men5Ptils'
! Tennessee. -a--------- lsl ne u
Dr. Q. y. MORALS,
OCULIST,
Cures all Kinds or Sore Eyes
once. IN Bethel Block, upstairs Entrance
on iaih Street. iAEiTnw
S. Tim s ON,
DETs3 y L&E,
No. 299 Main Stroe ct
CLAY BUILDING.
aps nov22 jas dewly
r A. sAxroRD. sAnL roo1E. s p. CANNON.
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Attorneys 9tDaW,
2sz Main street, acmphis,
jae2lm Up Stairs -
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raE H over FALLS ORIG spoRE) i
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WRIGHT, HcKlSICK d WHiGilI,
A or neys q C. L q w,
TN the Kit Williams Block, Nos. and 4,
/ upstairs Madtson street. eecL
MARLAHO l.. PERHENS,
ASSISTANT I. ). ATTORNEY,
SOLICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY,
AND
PROCTOR IN ADMIRALTY.
Office, No. 45O bTdiss ST.. WiGIdTGfs I
Block, Memphis, Tenn.
J. B. WAssoN & VIZ. WAssOE,
. fa ID ENTIS rs, I
ID over tLeir Drug s5tOre, no. SIS, Main street .
deeS u
Harris 81 sIai1'. |
DENTISTS
no. ~ Corner seeOHd aud Adams s;s,,
ADAMS BLOCK.
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ii. Z. TIE NIPPLE,
Attorney at Esaws
solicitor in Bankruptcy ana Co-uuIzsionsr
OF Beds
OFFICE-No Y Jefferson street, Room No II .
Third stoTE, Titus ElocE. L2V5
H-rrr
Lste Of GsGSun. Tenn. Lste o1 Missouri.
WINCHESTER { HATCHER,
A TToRNEYs AT Law sne General Col
a lecIing Agents, 227 Second slreet, Mem
phis, tennessee.
AE.syRT PrKEasov. PIEE4ApAxs,
Litfis BOoE. AK, 9ss AIsin St, Memphis.
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Little Rock, - Arkansas.
win practice in tho FeGeraI and state
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i his friends and the pub-ic that be is pre-
pared TO devote his whole attention 70 Design
ing p ans and SCperiutenCtGg Buildings, WIN |
as muca enerEy and attsn tion % his pslrens.
Interest as he did Tor the C'ty's interest while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-SuunGE Block. Second and Hadl-
son streets. Jh4rEos reason able.
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OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE OF
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL.

I
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL.
~--, WAsHINGToN, 1, February 10, 1868
EDITORS Memphis Appeal:
The capital of the nation has been
rocked as with the throes of an earth
Gaake, by the late fierce and terrible con-
yulsions through which we have 50 re-
Gently passed. When the last impeach-
ment furor wes raised by the Destruc-
tionists, affairs looked to be in a most
fearful condition-seemeda as though we
had at last reached the crisis so long
plotted by them. The fate Of the nation
was hanging in bTeathless emotion upon
the turn Of events, upon the very eve Of
which we had been precipitsted by the
mad and fsBatical spirit of faction. The
cause of Republican constitutional Lib
erty, stood rembling in fear at the re-
sult-the doom that thresteDed to await
the issue, and may be, crush and bury
forever the last hope of mans capacity
to govern himself. In this trying time,
at this most fearful crisis, thank God
there was found 3 NAN At the helm equal
to the emergency, and who never
swerved in the discharge of duty before
any power on earth. He stood like Gi-
braltar, defying storms and tempests and
the fury OF the waves. What man be
is! Standing alone, with few friends in
Congress and fewer around him that
could be of service in a great emergency,
he boldly and resolutely met the issue
and nobly dared the eonseq quences-not
spch consequences as might be in1iu-
enced and coptrolled by principle, bat
swsyed and governed b. the mad spirit
of Jacobinism.
"storms and tempests thundered on his brow,
Oceans beat bheir allows az his feet,
Yet he stooa, enmoyed' and glorious In MS
The storms subsias, the fierce tempest
blows over, and behold the great object
of fanatical wrath is unscatbed-bath
sweryed not, neither hath he been moved
one jot or title from his tirm purpose to
do bis duty and his pursuers--his yiHi-
tiefs and trRducers, who have set upon
him with bloodhound ferocity aHd the
prOmptings of the hyena, stink back to
their deRs to moan in bitter anguish
over their disgraceful and disastrous de.
feat. Despite ths TaatiDgs and TsviDgs
of q Jscobinicsl Congress, the people
may rest assured the country Is sale so
long as Andrew johnson Is President;
a2d it is question for them to deter
mine ynethar they will continue hlm
and perpetqste our institqtions ana pres
serve our liberties, or prostrSte thtm-
selves before the jugerDaut OF Aadlcallsm
and crush out and destroy the rich and
priceless Inheritance bequeatbed to US by
our fathers OF the Revolution, and so
ncbly spd gallantly maintained, vipdl-
Gated aud defended' by the vokthg sue
.cessor of Washington. X.
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ANALYSIS OF THE
RALEIGH MINERAL SPRINGS.

ETIHE SCHENE FOR PEE DISPOSITION OF
4 the Mineral Springs at Raleigh IS before the
bubuc Tnat IL ere Laay be no Htisun d zrstand-
ing AS to the properties or the water tine analy-
SIS Of five principal Springs is given 10 the pub
lie. 1he springs respectively named, MA r.
BILE, CROCK and EUREKA, were ana yzsd by
an eminent Chemist of ~. Louis Mr. Emo. san
der. Subseq uently, two other Springs have
been deVsI p ed. and named respectively. BAY
L LEsS asa MAGNOLIA Daring the past sum
mer tbs water OF these Springs was submitted
to Mr. TheO Hoerner, one OF the most learned
Chemists in this or any o-her country. The
analysis, given below, Wss the work OF time
and iacorious investigation, and, according to
The testimony OF the very mt physicians has
developed combination OF properties which,
for curative virtues, are not surpas sed BY any
mineral waters on she Continent
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONICDIREOTORY.
LODGES.

LODGES,
axCERoVA, No lg8. Meets IFt Monday IN
aye~v month, 81 Odd-F 5llows' Kali cor. COnrt
prd -afatu. ~ B. Forster, 234 Front street
W. A.; JOnn Beamish, sec'y.
s,,,<yr-z Nrsls,uIF, No. us. Meets ID Friday OF
tseL IuuarH-HEil, cor. Madison and second.
a ]. Wheeler, ". NJ; Benz. X. Pullcn, Sec.
E,ETrA sCaT-r, 20. Z5s- Meets LIST Friday OF each
uCutn-Ha1 cor Madison ami Second. John
AinFi5s, v. "; K. P. woodward, Sec.
EANILvoE, DO. 293. Meets Sd Friday Of each
rnonta-od1- Fellows Hall. P. NJ. Stanley,
". NJ ". =. Butts, SEQ.
ETLwTsaIlyG, No, al lU- d. Meets lh Friday
81 each mionth-2J4 FTGnt street. George
sisliersh, Sld, ". N; 4. K. fuAen. ed, See.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEs., Chapter, No l. Meets a Monday df eaoh
uonth-Odd-Feilogs' Han. JOhu Zsnt, NJ. +.
a. p; b. M. Levy, sec'y.
h. AND g. n.
E7EEKA Council 70. g. Meets 81 Monday OF
each uaonta-Odt dt-fallDvs' Hall. John Zsnt
tn. IL; n. J. WIggln, Rec.
TENPLAs5.
CYnylyE Cor1msndery, No. T. Meets 4th Non
day OF each month. John Zent, Conf n. J.
WIgeiu, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
Zg4 F70as Stree T
HEssfEs Lodge ef Perfection, 18th; No. l.
e,'atsd Communications ID Wednesday, night
- each month. Henry P. WnOdsFd, 84d, g..
H.. Charles 81. Oarrlll, l4th. soc..t
EIrHkA.E LOdEe Of Eor3eciion, 14th.i 30, 2
aFsets it, Wednesday q each month. George
Kel.ersh, s.d, O.. NJ A. h, FranklRnd, sd,
:, -,.,yr. g,,.,., OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 18th
So. d. Beat K. Punen, S2d-, Tarsh.'.i -
caLyAEY cHaPrFE OF Hoss erotT, 18th, No. l.
Charles W. Adams. sza, ~ W. IA. + Ion-
PglIIPfE Pii,i'i BUPIE q UoaReiI Of K-hi soth
No. /. Henry =. WoSdsgd, ~, Conm.'i :
William Y. Clro6 a. ID. tssc = 90,
OoxsrsroH.Y OF WEsr TEHs EssEE, cd John
Aiuslis. SD, COmm... in Cblefi DOdso Z,
.Srader, SD, Reg -
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AuER Go CO.,
AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, MASS.

THE very important and extensive improve
4 lnentz which have recently been made in
this popular Il otel. the largest n New England
enable the proprietors TO olfer 70 fourists Fam
tons and conveniences superior 10 any other
Hosel in the city. During the past Summer
additions have been made Of numerous suites
closets, etc, attached; one OF Tufts magnff-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
Gtructed, CONVEYS guests 70 the upper story Of
been newly and richly carpeted, aud the en-
tire house thoroughly replenished Aed rafur-
nished, making It. in al It's appointmants
ooual to any hoiel in the country.
Telegraph Ones, Billiard Halls and Cafe on
the tirst door. LEWIS RICE 4 son,
fsn7 sedam ffoFxtetora
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FAssmAN's IRoa TIES

F5'HE undersigned have made axrsusfva A.
4 rangenents 70 supply the demand for these
Ties the present season.
IN addition to the FASSHAy DIAMOND II %
anc BUTTON TIE, 50 extensively uzet hereto
lore they now Ofer his ALLIGArt.Fs Z TTH -- b
TEEN 50 arranged as ts / SANITY camp The
hoOp when the pressure IS remove nom tbs
pale, and hold tt Without slipping.
Great pains nave been taken 10 rerurs fta
best quality Of iron.
These Ties are 50 simple IN Their urrzrzs-
me1t that they can be applied BY a-v Cas- 8,
bales OF any size, with the sarne facility s-E
expedition As rope IN strength. securs.9 30
facility OF aBpl icatiOn, they VIII cor-,r,a-s -
Vorabiy with any yet tctr0d ueed.
The advantages o. Iron Ties re now rz-sr-
ally recognized; bet It Is osan1ed NJ on ~
place to cal the attenu0E OF those inrer.-fe.7
% ne very emphatic reeoms1 endatiOn OC Tn
dsrVr1iers, zteanooat Captains. and 0v-r ~
and agents OF Sea -teamsFs and Sailing Ea=-
New Orisans
CHAMBERS & LATTTEG.
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale By
NEACHAM a TREAnWRLL
HARRIS, COCHEAE z CO.,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
seq nos
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y
prepAre.1 - seLt l0H, caali. the sf-e,tt &C
ssssllaag 70 Paxs o. Blsakets, Fiaunals ifee.r
Goods Pant and Dress Goods. = t1Il - - e1
Anlt eoodas and . large and somrIsls rr1-s -
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,.,,,r rs,,... - - e..EA g---aUr salo INV
sp0LFIELp q HANAUER io"'
no. xos Front street
Agents AaaaH fIft9 Es1t
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Attachment Notice.

Before P. Il. Heinrich, a Justice OF the Peace
Of Shelby county, TENNESSEE.
A. ]. White & Co. VS.. D. Bloek.
1T app ears rom an afidaVIt nled in this case,
| that the said d Block Il a nonresident Of
the the state OF Tennessee
IL is ordered. That publication be made in
the Memphis Daily Appeal for four weeks
from cate OF the peDdance OF said suit, and
that he be required to answer the same IN the
time prescri bed BY law, or Judgment viii be
rendered against him by default. Trial at 10
O'Clock a M, on the 7th day Of March, 1853.
P. II. HEINRICH, JP.
Fahruary 8, 1858. feb7 lsW4W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

CROCK sRRING.
132 Chloride OF Sodium,
Is Chloride of Potassium,
l35 Chloride OF Calcium,
70 Chloride of Magnesium
l4S lsicarhonete OF Masaeslun.
a. BrotOcaruonate OF Iron
l75 SUlphate OF Lime.
1906 Free Carbonic Acid, equivalent 70 5if bic
Centimetsrs
Organic mater, with traces of Nitrogen.
This Is the contents OF Bolid Iaatfsu "a IGc9D
grQaamss. ~ la tAe 1rst laentioned a1alvsts.
spzoi1e gravity, SIS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21
Mrs. wa. 3. COLLINS.

AGENTS WANTED Male or Female, in every
toygn aud county ia tbs United 5gaJes, 10 inUro-
d. = this celebrated PREPARATION, Agents are
nov making from $50 20 s215 per month, clear
OF X aIsses. Applics tiouA for agencies can ne
made Tor the present to MF9. JscRsOn, at the
Whitsmora House, Adams street, betwaeu
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or to The mann
featuring depot, No ll3 -ixth street, st. Louis,
No ei5nsr IN person or by letter.
nor 1t