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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-08-08
Travellers Guide.

ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRA1ss.
From the South and East, 5,4S n. IN. lO,5O am
6,25 p. m, 500 p. IN.
From Rouse's Point and West, 5,5 q, m, H.
so a. m. As p. IN.
From Montreal, IL 45 a. m, 10 p m.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TIA1Ns.
For the South and East 20 am, IL 90 M
90 p IN.
For Burlington connecting with Lake Boats
S.l5 am.
For Rouscs Point and West 500 H. III. II W.
a, M 7l0 y. m.
For Montreal, 10 a. M, 6 35 !. NJ.
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When Boston takes snuff the people
all over the State sneeZe "Massa-chu-
SETS"
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firnativc are N1essrs

''Thc Senator who voted in the Mega
live is Mr.. Atwood
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WATER POWER FOR SALE.

TINHE Subscriber offers for sale, the best
/ WATER POWER on Pike River, good Dam
and Three Acres of Land.
Also, u two-story house, out-buildings, &c.
Also, Farm of l40 Acres, with good buildings.
This property is situated at Bedford i. O.,
one If he best noints for bmsiness in the dis
trict.
For particulars inquire at the TRANSCRIPT Of
fee or OF the proprietor on the premises.
\. $. BROWN.
Bedford, p. G., Aug, I, 1868. 228-6w
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The Union Republican voters of
Grand Isle County are requested to meet
ut the Court House in North Hero on
Saturday, August d. 1868, at IL o'clock,
A. NJ, to nominate Senator and
County Officers for the year ensuing.
Ii. II. REYNOLDS,
j. ii. CHAMBERLIN, Committee.
j. NJ. HAWRICAN,
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nEsIREs admiration. To be admired, they
must possess Beauty and Intelligence.
Most every ON has Intelligence, and
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IHird Congressional District.
Republican Union District Contention,
A Republican Union Convention, fer
the Third Congressional District of Yer
mont, will be held at Stowe, on We'd
nesday, the 18th day of August next, at
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VOTE FOR PRESIDENTIAL vote OF the
legal voters from five States was taken
by visitors at Highgate Springs, on the
4th inst, for President, with the follow
ing result: Grant and ColfaX, %; Sey-
mour and Blair, 3. On the 9Th inst, the
ladies from six States took a vote with
the following result: Grant and ColfaX
80; Seymour and Blair 2.
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Political
RelINbitcUN CUHcUS.

The Republican Voters of the Town
of st. Adams are requested to meet at
the Court House on Monday, the 10th
inst, at O'clock pm, for the purpose
of electing six Delegates and six Alter
mates to the District Convention to be
held at Stowe on the 18th inst.
BRADLEY BARLOW,
JAMES SAKE, Town
EDWARD a. SMITH, J Com.
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u. :. DISTRICT COURT. = We learn
from the Chronicle that Catherine Web
ster was brought before the District
Court at Windsor on Wednesday morn
ing last, and pleaded guilty to an in
dictment for smuggling. She was fined
nisance. This lady will be remembered
as the last one of three who were ar
rested here about six weeks ago for
smuggling silks from Canada, and
since which time she has remained with
Sheriff Soule in durance vile.
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REV. w. w. PATTON, ID. d., of New
Haven, Ct, at the request of several of
our most prominent citizens, will give a
free lecture in the Congregational
Church, on Monday evening next at
half past seven o'clock. This lecture
has been delivered to large audiences in
several of the cities and has been reciev-
ed with marked appreciation. The sub
ject is, "The stone power of the prophet
Daniel, form of civil government, or a
Republic the divine model" Daniel III
-31-45.
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-,--Iy-a-.fsarrcnts for t4rrs months or more
- ,,s- es1t Will be deducted from the above
rates. , -r-,,s ,rfl1
,Fvertlsernents 90 occupy fixed plaees' VIII
- rpsrass l. y per cent over regular rale''
a1ys-tis =naeuts inserted at lnt=rNa'-s' " Oe
,rsresa TWEEN y pcr cent. on regular rsteS'
,-o-f.ss In Brewer. twenty cents per me
A5y-e-tlseruen,s in " EEkLT, one uo.-H- F14
s,,a-a for each IuseItsE.
All aHysttl-emeuts, except for estaoilsll1u
,,,,gT-,.sss l,5-7s-s with whom &c have running
,,,ogBfs. must be paid for in aavsnce-
Marriage AID Death notices, MY ceh'S
,.-ar.table AID Religious notices, ten cents per
line. -.s----.f..-
aubiIls due On first insertion Of aaFer use
- An bills with regular advertisers TO be
rsnde~ad monthly.
p me system now adoptsd, and rom which
a., apPyAI. viii Ia no csse depart, We shah be
- 20 advertise lower for prompt men, aSu
rot 10 tax them with The losses wnien ne"Sii1-
Yer publishers generally suffer by sa'ei'l'1N@
on credit ,-.,s,7 ,,,.
p,litfcsl notices must hereafter be rad Ior :
aud an Spaci1l notices viii be charger lol a.
tbe regular price. except when they are s'I4c'Iy
,-of-utsrv aud complimentary.
Communications 0f Personal nature W
a. -i,sr,as Tor Al the ssIne rates as local notlees
John :. c. HOGAN 4 CO.
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II EIlHpEEIS APPEAL.
-, snvrRTEsEHs AND PATRONS OF
AS THE APPEAL.

vUots1-e pleasure IN announcing to the az
,,srt,,spg patrons Of the AFrEAI. a REQ aeilol IA
oar rates Of advertising. We make TINS Eeouo-
49,, =, tustscs % ihe small sdvoriis' r who mas
,---.,-f,re been taxed cispropOTtionaieiy 10
the large onez. .-.,--,.- ,,a
Af,sr about one years effort TO bring the
,rpr.1, back TO its o.d position As The leading
I'D r,ast widely circulated paper IN the state'
We have succeeded,
We feel Justified n saying, that 50 Tar - CIR
.,,,etfon Is csacerueG, there is 10 better adVeF-
-. r,stlum in TIC ciy or State. We call
s,fertfou 70 our tsrus lor advertising They
psve been adopted by us withont consulting
snv other journal; and they will not be de-
,s-,sd from. They are now no higher than
tr,o.s Of The journals OF Louisville, lower than
tl,oss OF Kew Orleans; aad As low IS Is COM
-,.fu,,s with the existence OF respectable
newspaper In Memphis
Hates OF Advertising Of the Memphis
Appeal
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MES. WIN. b. COLLINS.

AGENTS WANTED Male or Female, in every
town and county IN the United States, 10 intro
duce this celebrated preparation, Agents are
now making from $50 TO s203 per month, clear
OF xpenses. Applications for agencies can ne
made for the present to Mrs. Jackson, at the
Wbitefnore House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or 10 the mar u
featuring depot, No. ll3 sixth street, 81. Louis,
Mo either in person or by letter.
r,ogT If
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sTeaner than BrOwnIOw.

The RaaeherO has discovered this
raraBs aUeBs in tcrTis. There Is q BttI.
letia published in Galveston by one
Flake, who though a would-be cal
things to all men," is 8 black-and-tar
Radical. The Rdnchero says:
Flakes Bulletin can't stand Brown
low; we would much sooner think that
BcownloW couldn't stand Flake.
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FAssMAN's IRoA TIES

rTTHE undersigned have made extensive AZ
Z rangsments 70 supply the Ceulauc lCr L-Gs5
Ties the present season
In addition to the FASSMAE DIAEf1ND TIE
and BUTTON TIE so extensively used hereto
fore. they now oEeT Isis ALLIGATOR ~ q. vita
teeth 50 arranged As TO g. SANITY clamp rl3
hoop when the pressure is rFmOVes LCm tls
bale. and hold iG without slIppi1E.
Great pains have been takEu 70 secure t-3
best quality of iron.
These Ties are 81 simple ia tEair G-Tll &C.
meut that they can be applied by sug che, -
bales Of any size, with the same facility and
/ eypsJltlOn as rope. IN strength security a-1
faeiiity Cf application they viii compare Ia
voahly with any yet introduced
Z The s1vautages OF Iron Ties are nov -elC--
/ ally rscoeuizsd; but iU - deemed not CUs on
l place to cal the attention Of those interested
I 10 the very en- phatic racCE1 E1B1eudaIi0u OF Ll-
I derWritsrs steamboat Captsins, and owners
I and gents OF Sea steamers and sal ics N1z-
I seis, recently published In the nsWspale-d Ia
/ New Orleans
I CHAMBERS 3 LATTIEG,
General agents, New Orleans
For sale by
/ MEACHAM & TREADW ELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN & c.,
Memphis,
/ And other dealers and Grocery Merchant
se22 So6
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONICDIREOTORY.
1867.

LODGE
AEGERoxA, No. 1ss. Meets 1T Monday in
every month, At Odd-F elloWS' Hail, cor Court
snd Main. y. B. Forster "a Front street,
w. NJ: John Beamish, sec'y.
st,TrrET MEMPHIS. No 1lB. Meets % Friday Of
each ruoath-HslI. cor Madison and Second
IErLA SCOTT, No. 2s9 Meets lst Friday OF each
ourh-Hall cor. Madison and Second. John
Ainslla, w. a.; II. P, Woodward, Sec.
HAErIroN. No. c9s. Meets 81 Friday Of each
Ilonth-0dd-Fellows Hall P. M, stanley
W. ". ii. Bats, SEC.
KTLWTSEIsG, No. 81 10. D. Meets 9Th Friday
~ each rnouth-18i Front street. George
Aienersb, S21, ". n; b, K Pullen, Sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PEEE Chapter, No l. Meets ID Monday OF each
rnonth-Odd-F Fellows Hall. Johu Gent, N. <.
Il. r; 3. ID. Levy, 5ecy.
z. AND s. n
EUHEEA Council. No. &, Meets "a Monday o.
each mCuth-.)dd- Fellows Hal. John Isnt,
tn. H. \. J. Wisgin, Rec.
TEEPLAEs
CFRESE Coranaudery, 10. T. Meets 80 Mon
Miggtu Esc.
A. AND "A, sCoTTISH RITE.
Il ERMEs Lodge 81 Perfection, l4tR No,
stated Comm unioatlons "a "Wednesday mig hl
81 earh month. Henry p. Woodard, ed, g.
NJ: Charles NJ Carroll, l4th, See ,
MTHEAs Lodge OF PeTieetlon, l4th'i 80.
Meets a "a Wednesday OF each month. 0eois &
Mailsh D. SD, g.. NJ. A T. Frankisnd' 90
,1ssTpiyr. council ofPrinces Of Jerusalena, 18th.
No. I. Benz. X. FuHens 3D. Tarsh.''i -
,11LvAEY cHAPrER Of Rose Croiz, 18Th, No. l
Charles ". Adams, Szd Ia. W. h T. Tom
slIItsS lLsJs ~ T1-P1rssErs Council OF K-h, soth.
No /. Henry p. WoOdard, S2d., Coam.'.
Wflliara Y. CIrOde. S2d, Rec ..
DoxsrsraRY or WEST TENN EssEE, S2d. JONI
Aipsite $50. Comm.'. in Chiefi Dodge .
Trader, SD, Reg.
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- - train uaa leavlnp tha

AS the Waln was -IeAVIhg Ihe uepoI
and crossing the tressel work at Shelby
vile, few nights since, J. P. Lawson,
brakeman and baggage master, aeci-
dentally fell Off the cars end was seri-
eusly If not noTtally injured.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKSoN's
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash,
TUE following certificates, selected from hun
/ dreds in the possession OF the proprietrss'
are confidently submitted to the public:
MRS. WULLUIIo OEhIIf " II y.
QUINCY, Ill, November 5. 1886.

are confidently suDMiJLeO 70 Jne puDAcs
MRS. WOLCOTT's CERTIFICATE.
QUINCY, Ill, November 5. 1896
Mas. jackson, Dear lfuosGnt-I It is with
pleasure that l certify TO you, that sseing one
of your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physicians aud
the slightest u-edicsl authorities Of the United
States cert fyIng that your oils for the corr
plexion and teeth were purely the oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers, and they warrant IL
when used according to directions 10 cure the
worst and most difflcuis c.s55 Of nursing, sore
mouth, canker of the stomach, bowels ami dys-
pensia- For scJofulous disorders, when used
both internally and externally, n has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this and my little daugh-
ter aged fifteen months, having the Whoop.ng
cou "a for several months accom- panied with
what the doctors call white canker, her mouth
and throat being terribly liberated, and hav-
Ing tried everything for It's relief could hear
OF al to no purpose, bought one bottle OF
your oil for the complexion, called Queen
Bess," went according to Che directions, did not
| use quite one bottle, and am most happy TO
state 70 You that It has cured my chtld. she is
| now as well and hearty Us ever she was In her
/ life give you this, my certificate, hoping you
/ VIII publish it, that thousands Of others who
| NAV be afilcSed with any OF the above affee-
| tIons may at once get bottle OF your Queen
| Bass" for feel sure they Will ind Immediate
relief. Yours respectfully,
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There
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arding
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IN Offering OUR BITTER5 70 the southern
i Public, We have no hesitaoey In asserting
their superiority over any Northern prodne-
tioN In our markets. In their de lsement thes
ara purely Southern compounded with 3
special adaptitude to the varisns types o.
stomacio arrangements prevalent oui
climate.
1t is gentle stimulant TO the system SIseI
undergoing severe illness.
II is cure for Dyspepsia.
Il assists Digestion.
II cures DiaTrhea and Cholera Morbus.
II is preventive FOR ChiIls and Fevers.
1t is an invaluable companion for person
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
It Is a HoAz enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
~ Sold everywhere.
o. II. E5BERT & Co.
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. 9 Ho~ard's Row,
hebIO q Memphis. Tenn.
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VIII be as low as by any other.
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FINLEY -
CHURN DASHER

HEADQUARTERS AT S21 MAIN ST.
II MEMPHIS, Tenn.
JA.CAMRRON d CO.. Agents
For the United States and Territories. agents
wanted in every county IN The united oJ1tes
Exclusive agencies grant ed BY Countles OF
States. Terms LIBERAL. -. IL,
We are pleased TO make reference t0 1iS ~ iol u
lowing parties who have pat the DASHhh 10
J1ructtedG test. Their experience ana Opinions
ought to satisfy the most lncrednlonsi hoW-
ever such testimonials are Dot SuHlcieuIi you
will not be cOnvioced OF the fact without
trial for yourself II THEN II does not equd
every representation, return the DAo III. ''4lu
get the price paid:
fudge F5ume f Hiu. Col H T Tomlinson,
C0l III Underwood Major NJ Wicks,
Col II Il Potter, Ball Esd ~
Newton Foid, Esq, CCckreIit 0SyOs
Rev W CJohuson, Chris House -,r,,.
ftan Advocete. Hon Arch Wright.
/ Capt Joseph LenOW, II Montgomery
| W n VoIdran John Hsrbert, Esq,
/ NJ d De5drick, Esq, Df Cunuu1HsSI
| B b B,rDes, ESQ, Ir a buT5S9onl
| E Whitmore, Evening MAJOR u wiz " HIuteI
/ Naiofs b BuIklsy, Frank, Esq,
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] Ren Nosbv Hernando :Wm Mcknight, luka;
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John 12,5Os Wilkins holly D4 PARki Caruther,,
Or W n philips, Cha. starkyillei oo,0,s.,
q Shst rates OF freight by this line houssian oo,i
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MRS. GEO. WOLCOTT,
Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
MRS. WIN. R. COLLINS CERTIFICATE.

MRS. WIN. R. COLLINS CERTIFICATE.
HANNIBAL, Mo August 2, 1886.
MRs, JACKSON. Dear SsdGn-I am most
happy to inform you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some pbysf-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or canker OF the
mouth and throat, tried various remedies,
heard of vour oils for the complexion and
teeth. called Queen Bsss." 1 bought one bot
lie. went according to directions, and am truly
thank fuI - say Ihave found a permanent cure.
Hoping YOU VIII publish this. that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by it, Iemains
Yours respectfully,
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL OF THE HOLY CROss.
Park Avenue Academy,

ssyHREE MILES FROM MEMPHIS, NEAR
( Memphis ana Charleston Railroad. The OBJ
fec1 OF this school Is 10 prepare boys for the
University OF NirginiaOr any college, or for the
active duties OF He In the Primary Depart
mant special attention will be given to Read
Ing. Writing and spelling. The Principal has
had ten years "a psrience IN teaching IN Alex
andria, hiehmOnd and Lynehburg Virginia,
aud designs establishing permanent school.
The Academy Is located In a comma atty uoted
for its refinefnsat and intelligence, and A. near
Park Avenue Church, where religious servicPs
are held every sunday. Board can be obtained
session commences February B.. References /:
DR. ]. J Williams. N, n. Trszsgsnt, 81 d Dead
rick, n. Rayner, Esqra., Captain +. A. Co q
patrons Rev. NJ. d. Hogs. D d., Rev. T. v.
Moore DID, Richmond, Va; Rev. r. /. Dab
new Ii u, Rev. 3. II. kmith. ID D., Uui@n Sem
mary, Va; Rev. J. 3. RA msey, DID. Judge ID
A. Wilson, Hon. F. b. Dean, non Charles L.
Mos Y, Lynchgurg, Va; Prof. Q. \. Venabie
University OF Virginia, Prof. VIM. Dinwiddie,
late University OF Virginia
ials I'VE ". Z. MILLER, Ma, Principal
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The MISSES sOWEPS

WILL oPeu the Spring Session OF their
w school, on Monday, the 9th or Jauu lTy,
at their residence, No. los Moar0e street. They
have engaged the services or Prof Viiehulin,
who viii give instruction In Freneh. yree Of
charge. As evidence OF the suec s. aJtrH tant
upon their efforts they would refer q their
patrons, sr f. II. Cash, Gen. ". Y, G.. Humes
Mr B. K. Pullen, Mr.. r. II. Word, Mr.. 5 z.
Read, Mr.. W P. Aitchel aEd others
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NO. IA JEFFERSON STREET

(NOME & listen friends while I tell, ny shop -
Y j in the rear Of the y L. Gents, cali around,
I II give you scrape, or, Ese Captain Brsgg.
little more grape. am 90 my own hook and
on my own plan. nay friends ali say ] m Con-
seryalive man. Tney may cali me that o. what
they choose, they VIII nnd tnat am all right
on the goose I am southern man tho am
not white vet I think he south is right; they
gave me meat and gave me bread / am a-goinR
for the sOnth Till go dead. Then, gents, come
araund at morn or noon, and get Shaved or
JSuM WA, pEMoss,
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DISEASE OF SHEEP.

Ile results OF my EADeFlSlCe
For the worm in the head-tUrn into
their nostgils q few drops OF spirits Of
turpentine hold up their nose a few
minutes, and repeat daily until cuced.
For the stTetches-give yarrow tea or
DLysic.
For the scOuTs-give sulphur.
These remedies are sure cure wher-
e. sr / have known them used.
LEAVES are the lungs Of plants. Prob
able more than half the food Of plants
enter the leaves in the form Of an in
visible gas.
THE Wisconsin hop growers have
been making cords of money within a
few years past, and Wisconsin hops to-
day fetch q better price ia New York
market than those grown in New York
State.
GRATING wax may be made by melt
ing together rOsin, tailOw and bee5wsx,
[ in such proportions az to be properly
/ softened by warmth, but never to melt
and run in the sun's rays. Three parts Of
rosin, three Of beeswax and two Of tsliow,
/ make 2 good wax. -Four parts Of rosin,
| two Of talIOw, and one of beeswaX, form
a cheaper composition, but is more
/ troublesome by adhering to the hands.
/ These are to be melted and well stirred
together, and msy be brushed over mus
( lin for plasteTs, or worked with wet
/ hands and drawn out iuto ribbons, tOT
wrapping around the graft.
An Euglish paper says that this year
! no less than forty tons of iron rust were
/ taken out of the BTeusi tubular bridge at
one thorough cleaning. Az that rate 1t
/ will soon be carried away in old iron SO
will those agricultural implements
which are exposed to the weather.
50 severe was the drought last sum
mer in the vicinity Of Cincinnati, that
the cabbage crop was failure, and forty
/ five to fifty car loads Of this vegetable
are now sent weekly from Albany, and
other places on the Hudson, to Cinein'
/ natl.
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Open at alI seasons Of DE rear +.

at all Seasons OF the Tear a "a, No
better opportunity Tor men OF small means 70 %
realize a band some income than ~ agency for
sale OF the FINLEY CHUR@ DAShEk- APP
ply Ia per on, or address with stamp Ior par
ttcflsTs u A. CAMERON a CO,
General Agents, 32I Main st. Memphis, Tenn.
Remaining counties yet open for agency OF
FINLEY CHUR y DAsHfR in North and Mia,
dc Mississippi, West and Middle tennessee ana
] Arkaneas Some States North and south open
OK agency On iiOSia' J J. .CAMERoN & co.
Parties owning desirable city or suburban
/ property no wish to convert II quicHly ana
/ 10 geod advantage, can make transaction Tor
I the FfELEY CHURN DASHER for extreme
4 western territory. The profits can be made
I Immense on The Pacific Coast and other ?or-
/ tions OF the far West. Call aAd see US, and In
/ ducements may be offered that, perhaps. may
F-0'~'S J A. CAMERON Co,
81 Main street.
The FINLEY CHURN DASHER shipped to
any address on receipt OF THREE DOLLARs,
- - j. A. CAMERON 4 CO.,
jala 80. Main str>et, Memphis.