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TIE way TO WO AEYS R{GHLS
Wheter we admit wilh Miss Becker,
that there is no sex in mind, or deem The
woman intellectually inferior to the
man, there esn be no doubt that It is the
daty Of the sterner sex to place every op-
p0rtunity possible for sels-improvement
within her reach. Thus there seems,
says the New York Albion, an eminent
fitness IN instructing such women ss
have taleat Ia that direction, in art snd
We sTe glad to notice that the subject is
daily receiving mere and more attention
on both sides Of the Atlantic. Ia Paris,
the women who copy the chcf GguUres
Ia the Louvre and other srt repositories,
form large and industrious class, but in
Eagland ami America the same advan-
tages have not been afforded to women
for obtaining an art-educstion as in
France. II Is true that IN New York We
have our Cooper Union, and London has
Female School Of Art in Queens
Square, but still much remains to be done
to render the study Of art universal
among ell classes Of women. A finished
art-education cannot be obtained by the
msjority OF women without regular In
s,ruction. In soma few cases, indeed,
persons acquire love for the beautiful
from their constant surroundings; aud
for such as these, technical art-tesching
is the mere crowniUg of the edlfce, the
foundations of which have already been
firmly laid. But the ordinary school
drawing and painting instruction does
little towards the real training OF the
hand and eye. IL is needful to have pa
tisnt teaching, followed out step by step,
70 gain 50 desirable and end. There are
10 connection with art openings for wO-
men 10 be employed IS wood enggavers,
- glass eDgravers, as llthogrsphers, as
designers, as painters on glass, ss ivory
carveIs-all employments remuneratige
OF their kind, and not trenchiDg on the
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n O TLCE.

CyEALED proposals will be received 81 the
- ofiics OF ths undersigned, IA saclssonport,
inrE.On comfy. ArEansas, until the nrst day
af January. 1859. for she erection OF "a hhlt n
COURT HOUSE, with Iron WindoW caps ana
fl.Ig iron, coruice. stGirEgay- JDd balconies,
SLATE srdtIn roof The size 81 sssl hullcing 5l
by 70 feet with center lIDlecl ouS C1 tssii e lt
aud end, 0f two by nfisel ieet car led ~ 49,
f!orr5frCif les. 10 be two stories high with
rnausard ar French roof, Ds'tgy and dome.
Plan and specldcatiOns can be seen az TINS
oTfc. Three annual payments, % b. made ac-
cordfug 10 tire ufogr-ss ~ the work, and the
houss b 20 be CDA5 rlsted hy The nrst OF jan
tiarv. $50. auG the payments 10 be made ac-
clrdlug 70 the reports OF the tLtsrnai improve
rnent Commissioned l. The coaFt.
RILEY kfEA Az.
,4.,1 In, sgherTT Of J Isclssou County. ARK.
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province of the teacher Of dra wing. But
% acquire any OF these arts course of
study Of some duration Hust be gone
through, requiring patience and hard
work, necessitatiDg attention to minute
details, and not being always OF an in
terssting nature. And this truth is one
which the women of our day need to
have firmly impressed upon them. II
they would succeed they must labor for it
il unwilling to do this, they should not
complain that 10 avenues Of industry are
open to them, or that they are oppressed
by the more industrious, as well ssstroug-
er, sex. The path Of single woman
making her own way in life, and compe-
ting on equal terms with men in such
vacations as are available, will always
be 8 ragged one, and the only way it csn
be made smoother is by unremitting in
dastry and the determination to sue
ceed.
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CURRENT TOPICS.
f" the DEAD SECRET

One Of our exchanges says: Frank
Reno, one Of the men lyDehad in New
Albany, lad, the other lay, alone
knew Of the place where was deposited
ninety thousand dollars, the proceeds Of
one Of his many rObbeTies. His sister
visited him some days before he was
hung, and tried to induce him 10 tell
where the hoard was con cealed, but he
refused, telling her that if he could not
live TO erj " it no one else should. The
secret died within him.n
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

aTa meeting Of the Memphis Board OF IN
q ierwrltsrs. held this day, the following
resolution was adopted and ordered 10 be puo-
tished, so-wit:
RESOLVED That no policy shall be written
F5y sr1,- member cf this Bcsrd allowing cotton
20 Be kept m stores al night; ard ans policy
hereafter written shall be cunsiIere1 VOID,
sh 1uld IRE occur when cotton Is stored IN
BES MAY, President.
y A p .Eupp Secretary DELI lw
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Cincinnati boasts q burglar-prC
safe Weighing twelve tong.

Cincinnati boasts q burglar-proCf
safe weighing twelve tone.
"A fox was killed recently in the
streets Of Charleston, S. C.
DIR. o. A. RroWnson, the great Cath.
Ollie magszinist, is cOnvalescent.
The town OF Huboardton, VT, has
10 debt whatever, and not q psuper With
in Its bounds. Happy Hubbardtowners
Paris fashions are getting to Utah.
They are expected to ruin al the men,
aud solve polygsmy.
The italian Church, Hatton Garden,
l. )ndon. sdveTtises lis music every Sun
day. KslIiwcda's mass In A, and Ros-
sini's Stebat Mater we're among the re-
cent attractions,
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7ANTEn.@.N good COOK. Apply to room
W No.7 Wsldra1 Block, 10. Aai0. delou
7 AND WASTEIl-Aay one cesirous OF sell
l Inc low flr cash lI,Jrl 3 70 q acres Of Land,
with or without lmp prov e1lettS u.s. oet ug nc
city- can fnd a bdycr by cSIliLz at 9 EcholS
IRE : DE- lg"
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VII

VII.
DO MEN OR WOMEN NEED PROTECTION.
The old term unprotected female &"
must soon go out OF use entirely, and be
superseded by some such phrase as Z" un-
protected male" The lying accusations
OF female travellers long since made it
unsafe for any man to ride on an Eng
llsh railroad alone, in a compartment
with sn unattended woman. And Eng
.Iish gentlemen nov absolutely Fsfnse TO
dun any risk by travelling ever so short
o. distance under those circumstances.
ADother class of men who have suffered
in q similar way, and need special pro-
teetion, are the dentists. We have, says
the Rochester IN. W Democrat, in our
exchanges, frequent accounts Of women
who have gone alone to dental rooms,
taken chiUroform to have teeth ex-
tracsed, and after wards brought serious
charges against the dentist. It is more
than probable that these charges are IN
most cases unfounded. The courts, IN
deciding such cases, should take into
consideration the fact that there is no
sort Of need Of any woman going
alone 70 a dentists Office or any
other place where she is liable to
meet none of her own sex. Still
more serious is the practice that seems
coming into vogue, of shooting sum-
marily any man whom woman chooses
to accuse of insulting her. It seems to
be in fair way of being established as
legal precedent, thst such woman msy
take the life of any man against whom
she chances TO entertain pique or
grudge, either by her own hand or that
Of her husband, lover, or brother. The
court in New Albany, Ind, has refused |
TO entertain the charge Of murder in the |
first degree against Mrs. Morton, who |
shot one Moore desd in his tracks, and |
let her out on $4,000 bail. She alleges |
that she shot Moore because he had |
written letters to her containing insult
ing propositions. Sae does not produce /
the letters, however. II she did, we do /
not zee what defense they would form
for murder. According to this ruling of
an Indiana court all q woman who
wishes to take the life of man has to
DO is to deeoy him into private room,
and after shooting him dead, say he in
suited her. If the courts are bound to
interpret law in this way, the legislatures
had better consider the propriety OF
ma king it death or Slate prison for life,
TO cell or furnish any woman with poi
3on, firearms or any deadly weapon.
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Eoa EALE.

Z AND FOR SALE tract OF s. acres, lying
| 4 opposite Bray's Station, on he Memphis
and Chs rlsStan Rai'TCad; sod by John j.. N Az
Tin 10 IS @icEeIsbaEn- 1t is about Is miles
from Memphis, and q ine site for country
residence. Inquire Of TEOS. WIJkERS HAM,
pozlof5ce Bui dis g memphis. de2D w
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By ALBERT PIKE

1t Is proposed to publish, In an octave vol
ume each, two works entitled as above, II a
su ffieient number OF subscribers can BE OBJ
tanned TO assure the publishers against loss.
The nrst work was in part published In the
Appeal in 1851.
Whethsr il CT the seeend IS worth Publishing.
II Is for those who have been readers OF the
Appeal TO decide. A desire has been expressed
by many to have them in more enduring
form, and the author, unable % publish them
himself, consents that they may he pub ished,
II mat desire Is sufticientiy general to war
rant il.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given 20 the Stockholders
y Of the Germsn National Eauk o: Mem
pnis that there viii De al ElBctiOu held al the
Banking House on
Tuesday, January 12ta, 1869,
Between the hours OF 10 .ul. and pm, tSr ne
purpose or choosing Seven Directors 10 serve
during the ensuing wear.
delft MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier
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LAWYERS.

THIS FIRM. EsTA BLISHED At WASH
! inston, tOnice, 2ss : STREET.. win atteDe TO
al cas- Is that may be entrusted 20 them. in The
sEpreme Court or the United States and Court
OF CiEiHls and also TO the recovery OF claims
against the Government or individuals and
-aSuts. Z
Nse senior member hss bean q practising
,EP Z @. bars OF the S1pTeme Courts. OF Arsar-
fesss, Louisiana End the United states Toe
= Nor, bred i1yyer, was long z Repf4seu Ia
live and senator in the Congress or the United
state, and familiar with the modes OF trans
acting business in the Departments
The senior, retaining his residence a. Mem
phis. will also, rs one CT the .ffrm OF PIKE
ADAMS PIKE, attend 10 eases IN the Su-
prems Courts or Arkansas and Tennessee. and
In tine United States Courts and Chancery
Court at Memphis. rows II
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TIE LATEST CANDIDATE FOR THE
SPANISH THRONE.
Ia his speech at the opening OF the
Pfussisn Parliament, King William in
trcdGced slme gracious words for Spain.
Il was thought rather strange at the
time, but is now explained by the state
ment that Prussian prince Is 20 be can
Gidate for the vacant throne Of Spain.
This is Prince Leopold, son of Prince
Leopold OF HOhenzolierD SigmaripgeD,
and husband Of the second sister Of the
King Of Portugal. A Catholic, and only
thirty-three years Of age, it Is thought be
would be acceptable to Spain, particular
ly as son-iD-l2w OF Don Ferdinand, ex-
King Coneort OF Portugal, who, while he
declines the crown for himself, may not
object to have it given to one Of his
children. II is said that the candidGture
of Prince Leopold is favored by Marshal
Serrs.O; but, as was 60 be expected, Gen.
Pfim is opposed TO it. PIussia, Of course,
as head OF the Hohenzolern family,
would desire 10 see the Prince successful.
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Notice.

uAVINf disposed OF ny entire Interest in
II tie arms Of Matthew Jutsou q Co, and
hudson s. Co. 10 the remaining partner, am
no ionger a member thereof They assntne Al
Ihs in1s sbJeduess OF said nrInE, and are aloue
pufhOrized 10 collect the Indebtedness cue she
same. Il. e.. MATrHE as.
Memphis. Tenn, New. =. 1865.
The business OF said firms viii continue es
HERETOFORE by the undersigned, remaining part
71are under tie uaEae and style Of JUDSDN
co. who asSume t3l- liabilities OF said ufnisi
and " hO alone are authorized 70 collect the III
debtsdness due the same. -
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DIssoLUTfoNS.
Dissolution.

THE the firm Of robson, SNEED & co :, is
i this day dissolved by mutual consent, the
a Undersigned having disposed OF his interest TO
Mes rs. !. ". Sneed & Co by whom the busl-
ness VIII be continued.
December Is. IssS. de2O Iw
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EoH RERT,

DOOMs FOR RENT.-Omces and Rooms IN
co-ner Jeff-I son and Third streets. Inquire Of
THOS. WICKERSHA&, second floor. Post
efiee Building. de2 lm
E7OR RENE.-A very desirable BRICK RESI-
3 DENCE. convenient % business. Apply 10
Ms. BROWN. No. IS MniheIry street dels
FzOR RENr.-A neat one-story COTTAGE
YARD. EEr-en and stable. siJuaied IN 8 seiect
ueiE1bnrhoOd on kaY burn avenue, near Jack
son street. Possession from ISt JanusTy.
Terms, SO a month. Apply 10 Or. Gl lBEkI,
s. South side court square. IS y
yrALUARI.EFA Farm + Or RENTzThe Rich
y ardsGn Farm. on the-Aiississ stila liver, four
miles below Randolph, Tenn, VIII be rented
The farm contains four hundred and II rty -tyyq
acres OF land IN cultivation and unoer a good
fence. snd has four different settlements upon
u. Apply o GAGE & FISHER No. sA8 Front
stree-. or 10 J. Z. PALMER, Gown gtOnl Tenn.
NOR REET.-A Residence on Vance street,
- 10. 4S5, opposite the ST Agnes Academy
and The terminus OF The street cars. JOntSins
eight rooms besides Kitchen ard seryaL Is
FOR terms apply 10 COALMAN BOYD,
cez n 2S Main street.
NOR RENT-MRin Street Stores and excel
L lent Olices for reRi-Celars, First and Sec
ond Floors End Sleeping Rooms, moo crate 70
prom pi tenants. ". A. WLeatley. DO Main.
n0v3Ilm agent, q. BEfHELl.
NOR RENT.-A Front Room in the house.
q No. Il Jefferson street, sultG1la Tor cotton
broker. law er o. doctor. lt a1lClns the edttO-
rial room OF TIE Appeal. Inquire OF JOHN
AIN5LEE. ST the pPezl once. ocN
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the firm OF
N POWER & MCCOY is this day dissolved
by mutnal consent. The debts due the nrm
will be collected by Mr.. q. K q. Jones who has
been made trustee By US for that purpose.
JOHN POWER.
THOMAS MCGEOT.
Memphis. Tenn. December l. lst@ de2 u
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ROBERT e. LIE STONEWALL II CESON.
Voick, the celebrated artist OF Balti-
timoFe who was commissioned by the
Confederate Government to execute a
colossal statue of S.onewall Jackson,
has suffered heavily by his devotion to 8
cause which has ruined SO many others
and has left behind it . crowd OF mourn
fol memories. The Jackson statue still
remains on his hands at his studio In
Munich, Ia Consequence 9f the reverses
experienced by the Southern people.
Mr. Voick has now on exhibition at his
studio on Charles street, Baltimore, an
equestrian statuette sf Gen. Lee, cast in
broDze aud wrought out on a scale that
has enabled the artist to develon the
merits Of his work with the best possible
effect, The Baltimore Gazette SAYS:
Tho2e merits are certainly very great.
The figure OF the General has been well
aud thoughtfully studied, ard is at once
easy and natural. The head is broad
and massive, and the expression of the
face calm and dignifsd, combined with
al unCeflaabie suggestion OF latent
power. The likeness, too, Is said to be
an excellent one. The horse on which
the great Southern soldier is seated was
also modelled from the life aud Is rem
dsred with much spirit and force.
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sTRAEGE SCENE IN 4 BoSroY COURT
ROOE


sTPAEGE SCENE IN 4 BOSTON COURT
ROOE
4 strange scsne occurred in the course
Of the trial OF man named Rsen for the
murder Of one Croniu. A witness
named Dixon, while holding the axe In
his hand With which the murder was
committed, began 10 trenbIs and shake,
snd after It had been laid OF the table
and be again was resuming his tes.i-
mony, ne tainted and fell to the fl Dor.
The officers lifted him and placed him
on a seat giaes Of water was procured,
and after drinking tee aaue he began 20
recover. Al this point Heen WSg very
much excited. He jumped Up 10 the
dock and exclaimed in a loud voice,
- God en- il, l will have fair play in the
courtroom. Hang me, II you wish but,
by God, give me fair play ia The court"
The officers and Reen's counsel, sf.er s
few minutes, got the prisoner quiet, and
he sat down, tut seemed much agita'ed.
a Eumbeg Of the spectators, frightened,
made for ths dooE. The ccurt could not
go on with the examination, snd the
case was postponed Until Monday morn
ing. Reen was taken 70 East Cambridge
jail. As be was going out Of the court
SOON bis wife handed him q small vial.
The ohiCes saw the vial handed him and
took Charge OF the sss.ae. Reen told his
counsel that the witness, Dixou, nsd had
3 quarrel with Cronin, and at one time
vas going TO st.ike him (Cronin) on the
heGd with s.sE0yel.
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7. =
Memphis. November ., 1858.
Ia retiring nom said firms respectfully re-
commend theIa u the patronage OF nay lrlenlA
rov29 In K. G.. MATTHEW'S.
Ielzer Bulletin snd Po 4 copy.
NOTICE. have e Tract OF Land, 40 acres,
" near tue Old state Line road, I've miles
nom Memphis, We'll improved, with
pond Vourg 0lchard Of Peaches. Apples
Pears and Cherries, an extra nne Mei
~ Water. which 1 wish to sell for cash.
ThTs place ls in an excellent nelRhborhoQd-
near NJ j j. smith ana Gen. G. holmes In
.Cuire on the premises, or Of Gorment Graves
No. uOWards Row. = -
do3 ~ dtw huhF. ". NphM & = -.
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cHAs. A. cnoATE,
VIM. E. 5EASLEY,
Attorney at Law,

900 JEFFERSON STREET tup stairs), be.
SON tween Center and sixth, LOUISVILLE,
Ky. Refers By permission to Newcomb, Bu-
ehanan Co, Hughes, Huffman a Co, Louis
vile, KY; Heath, Lewis & Frazer, Attorneys
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CERISTMAS.
English LOVe fer Christmas Pan
tOminaes.
What they are IN the United
states.
What hFisimaS Is in London
and Ought 30 be in Memphis.

By J. T. De Ia Rue, in LppincOtes Magazine
for January
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COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Lumber, Latl, Shingles, &c.
Lyons Periodical Drops
TIE Observation-Disclosures
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops are scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills,
Powders or Ncs:runs- Being liquid, their
action is direct and positive, rendering them
a reliable, speedy and perfect specific for the
cure Of all o. atructions Gnd suppressions of
nature. Their pop'll rity is indicated by the
fact that over go. 600 bottles are annually
sold and consumed by the lidies Of Tie United
Statcs, every one of whom speak in the
strongest terms OF praise of their great merits.
They ere rapidly taking the place Of every
other Female Remedy, and are considered by
all who know aught Of them, as the surest,
safest, and most infallible preparation in the
world. for the cure Of all female complaints.
tho removal Of all distractions OF nature and
the promotion Of health, regularity and
strength, Explicit directions stating when
they may be used, and explaining when and
Why they should not. nor could not be used
without producing effects Contrary TO natures
chosen laws, viii be found carefully folded
around each bottle, with The written signature
Of J9uS L, LYos. Without which none are
genuine.
Prepared by Or. JOHN L. LYON, 1915
Chapel Street New Haven. Conn. who can
be consulted either personally, or by mail
(onciosing stamp concerning all private
diseases anil female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
c. &. CLARK & CO.,
Gcn'l Agents for T. s. and Canadas.
T. & J Robinson, Agents, Mari.owoe, Wis
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FIR S Z n ATIONAL BANK
CT anitoyyoc.

- IN ~. il1D.
WITH privilege Of increasing to $500 600
STOCKHOLDERS:
c c. BARNES; z. ". EVANS. NJ FELLOWS
c. LULISo, $. GooDESow, L. EMERSON,
S. a, NEWELL, JAS. BENNETT. II. F. HUBBARD.
j. W. BARNES, JONAH RICHARDS
WIS Bank having been organized under the
provisions Of the National Banking Bank.
ing Law, Is now open for business Eastern
and Foreign Exchange bought and sold. Sub
scriptlons received for the 80 Loan Govern
ment Bonds Of all descriptions bought and sold.
Accounts received and interest allowed by spe-
clai arrangement. c. {. BARNES. Pres't.
I. LULING, Cashier. yGn23
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REL ERIINCES.

J.. D.. Eastcn, Of Nanitowoc, Wis. has
the latest md lest treatment kao,cn, for all Dis
eases Ct Tie Eye and Ear. He is also a sue
cessful Physician aud Surgeon and l advise
all who have diseases Of those organs to apply
to him and be healed (signed)
X. {. Thompson VI. D.
Oculist and Aurist, No. GIG West w shington
Street, Chicago, III.
s. P. Durd;e':, " D., New York Ciy.
l. K Morgan, L.. Syracuse, n. Y
J s Douglass, NJ % Milwaukee. Wis.
S. J Pears II, u T.. Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
n. S.St- Sure, Shcboygan, Wis.
H. f. Zieltoy, H. D., II nitowcc, Wis
C. {. Croker, N. D Two Rivers. Wis.
Miss E. Carey. Of schuyleryillc, n Y, CD.
of deafness, carss. andipg, in 80. ea
Cured Enoch Erickson. child, years old (.
of ulcer Of eyeball, June 1867.
Cured B r. Anderson, Of Manitowoo of In
aamation of Eyes, July, 1867.
Cured Mrs. NJ. Burns, Of Meelnc, of Blind
ness Of three months, SFriLG, 1859.
Miss. II Gleason, Milton, Saratoga co.. y.
y, str1ightencd Cross-cycs, 1876.
Mr. Herdcna. Kcssuth. Nanitowcc county.
cured Of Gr-7ulated Eyelida 1867
Mr. Dana, Of Msntoyee, cured of infIama
nation Of the eyes. 1900
Cured c. 3. hove Of graduated eyelids in
1861
Removed cancer from breast of Mrs. Michael
McCarty. Of koss1tib, Mvni.owoc county. in
1864 July Isl, 1867, reia;.irs well.
Removed cancer from lieast Of Mrs. ]. Wet
ster, late Of Manitowocj o. TaIlahassa. Flor
ida, in February, 1867.
Cured L. Winters, IF Gitson, Manitowoc
CO. ny, Of Fils, (of years standing) in 1860
July LIST 1861, remains well ould report
many oehcr cases perm nentIy cured
Merry ceriifcates and references could lc
given, bat the above AID the du1y operations
and cufes the Doetoris performing, give un-
mistak lie evidence Of lis skill.
EA The Afflicted are ingited to call on
FRsToS. Ct Nanitowoe, whom th can e7nsnl
him AMI he win give CANDID OPINION
when cure isor il ne. possible.
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Now is the time to Order.

REFS, Shrubs, Roses, Vines an7l every
l thing usually cultivated in y Western
Nursery, can always be found ut j. i. Rich
ardson Gars,ea a,.i Nursery Would call
your particnlar attention to the Ornamental
Department, which cannoe be excel,ed by any
otLer Nursery in the Sac 80 to Choice yar;e-
tics Of Bulbs, Rolrs, Shrubs, Shade Trees.
Evergrecns, Sc fie4sr aeud for price list.
and oriirr early for Vail delivery
Address, j. Is. RICHARDSON,
sheboy gan Falls, Wis.