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Kerosene Oil, Better ana Cheaper
Than ANY,

Pure ground and whole spices, and favoring ex-
tracts, and the usual lot Of DRUGGISTS
GROCERIES,. Dye Woods and Dye StufTs
Liquid Family Dyes Meats Foot Oil. &c. &c.
Es Physicians orders correctly filed with
promptness, and pure goods supplied at low
prices.
PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Compounded
lrusses, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Supporters.
Nc., htted by a competent person AGENCY fnr
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puy rraey's vegetable Healing Balm,

For 1t is q Magic Ointment and viii destroy and
cure Feions, Fever Calomcl, Eryspeas and
Scrofula Sores Ivy Poison Rheumatism, Group.
Dipthcria, Cuts, Burns. Bruises &c And is al
SO good FOR pains in the Back, Side and Chest.
ana Is a specific for Man or Beast
) r. DAY Agent
ls3-ly ST. Albaus
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ID p. o. Try a box OF Poands Plamtaiu
4 Ointment. The best Salye in the World.
Take no other, but insist on having tins. For
sale by all Druggists and Country Dealers
Or. J. ". POLAND.
Mannfa.tn rlr
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TIE Prudential Committee Of school
District No. I, st. Adams, have, we un-
rr,tand. engaged Mr.. c. 4. J. Marsh
- Principal for the coming year. The
spring term Of the schools viii com
aauce on Monday of next week.
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a FRIEND IN NEED.-Grace's cele-
Jr0ted SdlUe is friend indeed Who
has not found it such in curing cuts,
burns, bruises, scalds, felons, boils, and
even i'll the most obstinate old ulcers
and other sores 1t is wonderful COM
pound, suited alike to the skin of the
child and of the adult.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen to all who are in
IN tending to apply for situations as teachers
in the Common Schools Of the Town of st. Al
bans, that the public examination for teachers
required by law within said town, will be held at
the Library Room Of the Academy, Saturday,
the eighteenth of April, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
2ll-2wl J. S. d. TAYLOR, Supt.
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1 GENTS WANTED FoB


Or the Lives and Deeds Of Generals, Statesmen,
Orators and Political Leaders now on the Stage
Of Action including Grant sherman, Colfax,
sumner, stanton. Sheridan, Yates, Curtin. Trum-
bull. Fenton, Buckingham, Wilson. Greeley,
Wade Morton, Philips, Faragut. Chase, Logan,
Stevens, Beecher, Seward, Boutwell, Dix Ham
lin, Fessenden, Howard and others, with over
forty ife-like Portraits of Living Man Sold on
~ by Agents. Great Inducements Send for
circulars ZEIGLER, MCCURDY & CO.
210-9w ga Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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MEssRs. MORTON AND PERCY have a
word or more TO say to our readers this
week concerning their new goods, and
new prices. Their stock of clothing and
furnishing goods is quite large. See
their advertisement.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-04-17

NEssRs. Bailey and Davis Office has
been removed to Union Block. South
Vain street.
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MFssRs. /. II. GoFF AND :. :. ALLEN
again have ourthanks for copies Of Mon
raal papers.
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NESsRs. BARNES AND CROWLEY have
nened a grocery store i'm Barnes Block
I'D Lake Street
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Al effort is being made to form a
sock company for the purpose Of build
nsa new hotel at North Troy, in the
.hce of the one recently burned
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BUTTER sold readily on Tuesday for
cents per pound. Extra good lot.
.,ld as high rs 81 and - cents.
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Prizes paid in Gold. Prizes cashed and infor-
nation given by
GEORGE UPHAM
l73-ly go y. Main ST.. Providence L. /.
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LNIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. ALBANS.
i QUARTERLY STATEMENT
s.4
RESOURCES
STATE OF yEENONT.

OUINIl OF fHtNkIIN. =.
I Albert Sowles, Cashier Of the First National
Bank Of ST. Adams, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best Of my knovl-
edge and belief. ALBERT SOWLFS
Cashier
Sworn 20 aud subscribed before me this 9Th
day uf April 1865 2l1-iw
T. j. HOUGHTON
Notary Public
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Perfumeries and Toilet Articles

Brushes OF all kinds, Bathing Towels, Toilet
Sets. Wallets, Pocket Books and Bill Holders.
Hand Mirrors, Thermometers choice FIench.
English and American Soaps. Patent Medicines
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S4uo,
STATE OF VERMONT

SIAIE OF VERMONT
COUNTY OF FRASKLIS IS
/, Vim. l. Sowles, President Of The National
Union Bank Of Swanton, Vermont, 10 solemnlv
swear that the above statement j. true To the
best " my knowledge and belief
VIM. l.. SOWLES. President
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me. this eth
day of April leoo 2l1-1w
MARTIN A. SEYMOUR
Notary Public
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Speflal 4utifes.

CANCER, SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA. LIVER
- COMPLAINT, rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c,
cured. Book Of 100 pages, sent free to inva
lids. Address X. GREENE, NJ D., 10 Temple
Place, Boston, Mass.
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Ar Shove A. CO,s

Tea and Coffee, Teas 70 cents 80 cents. 81 co.
81 TO- 81 20. 81 40, and 81 50 per 10. All Teas
warranted, and money refunded II not satisfac-
tory.
LEONARD, BRAINERD & co
st. Adams, April ,. 1865 13O-tf
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LEONARD, BRAINERD 4 co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Druggists and Apothecaries,

Dealers in pare Drugs and Chemicals. all Of
which are bought and will be sold at lowest liv-
ing rates Resinoids Eclectic Preparations L.
y r. llnctures, Fluid Extracts, Powdered
Ilrllna An e. Il
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Ba5 oh! that will bejoyful - When
men and women throw "Physic to the
dogs" and when trif1e out of order, or
to pre1eat getting out of order, take
Plantation Bitters. Are you Dyspeptic,
Nervous, Jaundiced, Hy'pped, Low
Spirited, Weak, or are you sick and
don't know what ails you? We have
been-and was recommended to try the
Plantation Bitters-which we did with
great satisfaction and entire success.
Delicate Females, Clergymen, Merch-
ants, Lawyers and persons of Sedentary
Habits are particularly benefited by
these Bitters. The sale is perfectly en-
OrmOus.
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Local Items.

AUCTION at Highgate-see advertise
nlnt.
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TNHE following Remedies are all old and well
Il established and thousands have been benc-
fitted by their use. They are fer sale by drug
gists generally
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE CONDI-
W IION OF THE NATIONAL UNION BANK
OF SWANION.-ln Swanton, in the State Of
Vermont, on the morning of the first monday oY
April, 1858.
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I LIBERATION NOTICE This is to certify
II that | have this day given nay sons, John
and George Curtis their time during the re-
mainder ot their minority. and shall claim nom.
~ their wages nor pay any debts OF their cou-
tracing after TINS date his
TELLS K CURTIS
November ith. 1857 mark 2Og-8a
4 RAND LIST. The law requires every tax
" payer TO hand list OF his taxable property
10 the Listers, between the 1st and the 10Th II
April. One Of the listers viii be- in attendance at
the Town Clerks Office TO receive lists during
that time c. +. SAFE RID,
For BoaIi of isters
St Adams, March 21st. 1865 209-2w
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and Ornamental Grasses Intending purchas-
ers would find it for their advantage to examine
while the stock i. complete GARDEN SEEDS.
from al the hest Scotsman
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$4,000 IN GOLD.

DEAL LOTERIA DE Ia lSLA DE CUBA.
II In the drawings for 1868 there VIII be- &c.
900 -Ilckefs
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Everlasting Flowers

4 very large assortment just in, including verv
choice and rare kinds, such as the finest varie-
ties OF Asters, Balsam, Patunia, Pansy. Phox,
Stocks Zlnnias. Nc. and nice Lot of
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New and Desirable Stationery
Initial PaDetrtc.

Envelopes, Triple thick, Opon end, White, Ca
nary, Buff, Gold, Corn, and Manila Fine Com
merciai note paper, Letter Foolscap, Bill and
Sermnn nannr
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MOTH PATCHES, FBEcKLEs AND TAN.
THE ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY

Perrys Moth and Frecke Lotion Prepared
only by Dr. b. C. Perry, 40 Bond ST, New York
81 Sold everywhere. sn-2l0-Gm
DROPOSALS FOR sprinkling the business por.
1 tions If Main, Bank and Lake Streets
when required, during the year ls6S Send
sealed proposals Tor one week from date Right
reserved TO reject bids II /. SAMSON.
April LIST, 1873 For Committee.
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Ara meeting Of the Directors of the
T- state Agricultural Society held at
IT. Adams on Tuesday evening. it was
,ed To hold the annual Fair for the
xt three years at Burlington.
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Flower Seeds.

4 few packets in very late STYLES, Just received.
French Commercial Octave, Ladies Note. and
Square paper, and Envelopes to match. Call
carv while the assortment l. ftll
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Conn. Liberal terms to an active energetic
man. Address. y. G.. AXTELL
Peru Clinton Co. Y. Y.
General Agent for NorthelnNew Yorl and Yer
mont. 2G7-tf
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DIED.
In Highgate, April sth, 1865 Mrs. S. s. KEYEs
aged So years
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The American Cooking Steve In
Court.

1 L an adjourned term of the Circuit Court OF
n the United States, for the Northern District
Of New York in the second circuit held at the
City Hail. in the city Of Albany, the 2Sth lay y
January. i'm the year of our Lord 1865
Present
The Hon. NATHAN X. HALL, JuJge
JACOB H. SHEAR Il JosEPH PACKARD.
rs 20 FtJufg
Gro. j.. BULL a john NJ ROCKWELL.
1t is further ordered, adjudged and decreed,
that perpetual injunction be issued in this
suit against the defendants, restrang them
from further infringements of said Patent No.
81 Acc, Dated Dec. jth, 1865. Tor improvements
in cooking stoves, pursuant to and in accord
ance with the PRAYER Of the Bill of Complaint
Signed A. A. BOYCE, CleTt
The above was instituted for infringement Of
the Patent securing the manner Of fitting the
ash pan in the hearth Of the American Cooking
Stove, and for the combination Of the bailed
ash pan. We have repeatedly cautioned the
public against selling or using stoves with these
Improvements no. manufacture by Us. All per-
sons now selling or using stoves with these i'm
provements in violation Of the above injunction,
without license from us, viii be liale to fine and
Imprisonment. SHEAR, PACKARD & co.
20j-9m. Albany, n. Y.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful
toilet article-superior to Cologne, and
at half the price. 2l1-2w
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The Phoenix Mutual. of Hartford

NANTED. An Agent to make a thorough
w canvass Of Franklin Comfy in behalf of
hat old and roliable Lie Insnl.nrc Gn1l1,ar,r
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NEW CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, JUST
y received at WI. y. SMITH 4 cos
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROgE Tse
! only TWENTY-FIVE


as L., Dee1 taken on D0sld OF some
outgoing vessel, and sfterward transfer
red to q coming home. We may men
ton that Colin L. Atkins, the third eff.
Ger, holds a captains certificate, and il a
native OF the State OF msine, United
States. He is a steady man and . first
rate eaman His wife, we are informed,
lives in Glasgow, on the south side Of the
river.
In endeavoring to estimate the extent
q this ss.d disaster, 30 far as this can
approximately be done ut present, we
lote first of all that there were alto
gethor l42 persons on the Hjbernia when
she left New York. OF thu Sc there were
saved, in the captains and b~OatsWain's
boats, fcriy.seven ard ii No. 8 life
boat, three, giving 3 total OF fifty per-
sons, ant leaving ninety-two still TO be
accounted for. of this remaining num-
Der, We nov know that twenty-five per-
sons, who were in No. 8 Iife-boai, perish
ed; and If We estimste those who were
ost by the capsizing of the chief officers
BOAT still missing, at twenty.threa or
twenty-five, We get . total OF fOrty-eight
or hfty persons drowned, whiq5, being
deducted from ninety-two, leaves forty
TWO or forty-iJus still missing.
Since writing the above We have re-
ceIved 3 telegram from our correspondent
A. Londonderry, who says the lifebost
No. 5 drified to Fanad Head, LoGgh
SSilly, which Is a little To the southwest
IF ~Ballyhillin. His telegram is IS fol-
lows "Lifsboat No. 8, belonging to the
Hibernia, drlfted to Fanad Head, Tough
swiftly. The boat, which had twenty
eight persons in her, parted with the
steamer on the 25.h nit and 1t has now
reached the Donegal coast with only
three survivors-nRmely, VIM. Davies,
second officer Peter Blair, qusrtermas-
seF and John Rsilly, "A. b. The boat
cspsizsd after being some time at SEES,
and this, with other casualties, reduced
the number TO the three men named.
Mr.. Herbertson, of Messrs. Hsudyside &
HeEdeTsOn's Office here, has been dis.
patched 10 meet them. They are unable
20 leave at present, but are expected here
tomorrow or next day. The company
have ordered the grsstest care to be taken
of them.'
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Loyal KU-KLUX Of WEST
TEN GESsEE ON THE
RAMPAGE.
They Feebiy Initiate their Endi-
BIZ thren.

We learn from the West Tennessee
TPhiq that, on the 12sh inst, Henry Hem
deIsJn, living 0 u the farm OF MIR. Greer,
ia the Cane Creek neighborhOod, wss
ssizsd ~ his cabin by DIR. Samuel Love
and his Goa John, who took him out, os-
taasibly for the purpose Of hanging him.
When outside he broke from them and
fed. saving his neck for thst time at
least. The Loves charged him with hav-
ing stolen q pair Of pistols, and they de-
t~ernoined not to give it up So. They had
him arrested for larceny he was exam
ired and bound over fr trial, and gave
bail in the sum Of S250, wheTeat the
Loves expressed greet dssstisfsctiOn and
made many ugly threats. On the
night OF The 18Th, Mr.. Gfeer's premises
were again visited by men in disguise
and armed with pistols. They went to
the cabin where the negro Henry was
supposed to be, and demanded entrance.
Before the summons could be answered,
pistoI shots were fired through the door,
gcundiuG Vi negro boy in the thumb,
and q negro woman in both legs. The
WIG says that not a single "rebel" or
Democrat was engaged ia the affair, and
adds:
Gen. A. w. Campbell, a lawyer Of
great force and ability, hiss been employ
ed by Mr.. Gscer to prosecute the men
who visited his house OF tast saturday
night. Gen. c. has take,mthe case in
hand, and will proceed aftshehe manner
laid down in the law a~gafEsSeku klux
Outrages.
We shall watch the proceedings with
much interest, and give fIetn to our
readers IS they are developed.
QIesr, ISN'T it, that a rebel Brigadier
shqPl be called upon within less fLlan six
-3nthe after the passage of the ku klux
+. w for tie protection OF loyal men leo
oo+iiedj, to prosecute, under the provis-
Ems Of that act, some Of the very men
Tor whose beneat II was Madeq
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oo,wu.
WANTS.

TAEIED-A si;usLion p BOCK-KEEPER
FFEaSONT 10y msn Of several years experienced IN
en- CSuteII-cl2ss houses. The applicant was born and
bytpeTnlss In the city, has a large circle OF &C
o. huShes,E 2EceE, ana can produce the best Of bush
deaih, 1eNb Nencss fr honesty aud capacity. VIII
#oule < McC96p TO take a situation on January LIST.
m urrEIcg.2 Z AZ at this office. do5lw
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o1a-storv COTTAGE.
and kitchen, large Eoedy
liable, situated IN q select
LOO. on Ray burn avenue, near Jack
Street. Possession from lst January.
Terms. $50 a month. apply 10 DR.. 0lbBEhi,
eDnfh side Cont Square. d-lSll
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OVERToN HOTEL,
MEMPHIS nap-mbaF % Isl;

To Mr.. c. P. Norris, and others
Gentlemen Your kind favor request
ing a repetition Of the performance of
"Eizsbsth, Q1eea of England" has baen
received, with feelings OF sincere graft
tude for your kind appreciation OF my eff
forts to please you. AS an artistic, l as
sure you [ feel honOred when you say /
stand "unrivslled" il S, arduOus 3 char
acter, and am grateful t9yOu, gentlemen,
and the citizans Of MAnphis, for the
kindness extended to M during my short
engagement here. / bag to name
"Wednesday evening, the g05h inst, when
"Elizabethn will be again repeated, &C
cording to your kind request. Ihavethe
honor tn remain, gentlemen,
Yours truly, MARY GL tDSFANE.
GREENLAw OPERA HOUSE. - The
famous HaniOas, the champion acrObsts
and gymngsts OF the world, have drawn
very full houses here during the week
They leave behind them the remem
brance Of some of the most daring and
wonderful feats of skill, agility snd
strength ever performed by mortal man.
GAYErIES THEATER The lessee of the
Gsyeties announces that he will open his
newly fitted up place Of amusement to-
MORROW night with q model company.
He will un ioubtediy draw a crowd.
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sVNOR RENE-A Front Room n the house,
81 30. IA Jefferson strest, suitable Tor cotton
broker awvsf OF doctor. Is sdiOins the o01tO-
nal room Of the Appeal iDquire OF JOAN
ct The Appeal ufhce- cGa
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CeKLsICR z@Gr7w

eraole BRICK RESI-
A1V0cATESs 3asl Street AP9 9sls .
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GREAT SALE or JAPANESE AND CHI
NEsE CURIOsITfEs, SHELLS, ETC AT
Putiic Auction. salesrOom Of ROyster,
CreZsvaut & Co., northeast corner of
Main ana Jefferson streets, commencing
Saturday, December 20, ct Z p m.-TO
continue tbs ensuing week at 10 am. and
7 pm. each day. The finest collection
ever brought to this city. B direct i'm
p~ortation by Royton agency Of New
York and Philsdelphia. An immense
assortment of rare and beautiful Shells,
a variety OF ingenious aud exquisite OH
entail workmanship, magnificent inlsid
work, laquer, pearl, straw, precious
woods, cabinets, tables, stands, boxes,
trays, cheqler-bosrds, etc.; Japanese
books, maps, pictures, etc; bamboo
baskets, French and Italian fancy shell
work, etc. a rare opportunity for teau-
tifui holiday presents. Attention OF
ladies particularly invited.
g. T. BOYTON, Importers Agent.
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APP0INIAEN4.- Will be remem-
bered that az the late meeting Of freight
agents in Louisville it was determined
70 have but one agent for each Company
at any q point. In pursuance Of this
policy, Capt. Larry Hsrmstsd, of No. Z
Madison street, bss besnselscted as agent
OF the " old reliable Little Miami Line,
and will enter upon the duties on jan
uary Let. Msj9r DeYassa, formerly with
Mr.. c. +. Smith, sill o)ntinEe to act in
the acne capacity with Capt. Harmstad.
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AMUSEMENTS.

New MEMPHIs.-The attractions ct
this popular place Of amusement during.
the past week, have been sufficient to
crowd the house almost every night, in
spite of the intensely cold weather. Mrs.
GlsdstaDe, whose personal graces and
great dramatic abilities make her 2 IA
Vorite everywhere, has appeared in her
greatest characters with signal success-a
success greatly promoted by the excellent
manner in which she has been supported
by the stock company. In this eonnec-
ion we publish the following cores
Dondeuce
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HOUss OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Nashville Dec 5th 1868

Dear SE 1 succeeded in getting my
seat we dldsnt have much contest in the
matter my eempedetor did not make
much defense he seen st once the whole
thing YVES against him Col / have no
muse Of Importance you st present we
have a great deal Of Legislation before
the house g great deal Of 1t Is upon the
snsnce OF the State 1 guess the house
will be in session til February OF march
( would be pleased tn haveyou call TO see
me should Won visit our city while We are
la session yoL will please write TO nae as
som as you receive this the gene
rally 1 am very respectfully yours
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MEMPAIs, December ., 1853.
MRS, MARY GLADsTASE:
Madam, We, the undersigned, hsv-
ing witnessed with the most plessurable
satisfaction your deliniation Of the char
aeter of Queen Elizabeth, would most re-
specially ask you to favor Us onee more
with your truly gifted powers in the i'm
personstion Of that great character, ia
which you stand unrivalied.
c. p. MORRIS, and Others.
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STARE ITEMS.
OPENING oFLRoN moRKs

OEI-fAA6 VI 4AON WOEhS
The lockwood Iron Works, in Rosne
county, went into blast on Saturday
night, 10Th inst, with a grand display OF
fireworks and general rejoicing. The
Knoxville Press has the following The
R1ane Iron Company, with w. o.
lockwood, Esq, Of Indianapolis, as
President, and Gen. John 7. Wilder as
Superintendent, commenced operations
in April last, since which time hun
dred men have been employed in the
construction of the works and sceumu-
lating material for successful operations.
Ole hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars has been expended and every
thing possible has been dOne-to make it
a complete success. The furnace is forty
five feet in height, eleven feet back, aud
has a working capacity Of twenty tons
per day.
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sudden Changes If weather are pro-
duetive of Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, etc.
There is no more e1eetual rslie in these dis
esseg to be found, Bnan in the timely use OF
~Ryo1VR'S Bronchial TfoeheS" They pOsStSS
real merit, and have proved their en1eacy by a
les. OF many years, having received testimo-
uIals from eminent men wlo have used them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-28

THERE Is no mistake about It, Plants
ton Bitters will ward off Fever and
Ague and all kindred diseases, If used in
time. No family need suffer from this
distressing complaint IL they will keep
Plantation Bitters 10 the house, and use
il according to directions. The most nm
pOrtant ingredient o; this medicine is
CalisRyR or Peruvian Bark, which is
known to be the finest and purest tonic
Ia the vegetable kingdom. The extract
Of this Bark is the active principle Of all
the coed Fever and Ague Medicines pre-
scribed by intelligent doctors. Cslisaya
Bark is used extensively in the mAnuiac-
ture OF Plantation Bitters, SO we'll as gus
nine, and we dare say they owe their
popularity mostly to that fact. We can
recommend them.
MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
Of half the price. 3td&Itw