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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25

VIII Ply between Pine BluG and Spadra, Goa
Meeting at the latter place with .eet of nrst-
class FlatbOa's. in charge OF Capt Jen Ia d.
win, BY which freights shipped on this line are
Tor arded without detention. aud delivered at
destination in good Ord=r, the hats being well
provided with tdrpaulins 70 protect the goods
from the weather.
Persons wishing 10 ship by this line will con-
Time TO marx their goods via Arkansas
river" and ship TO Memphis and Arkansas
River U. 5 Mall Packet Company" at Mem
PMS. or to IOuE D. Adams, at Mem phis-
Ali freights signed for through az This line
will, as heretofore, continue TO receive the at
tentiOn OF James i. Bourne & Co., No. u JET
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sUmmsh hEsun...
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS

This unrivaIed Watering Pfa.s s,,,.,.,
within six mileg OF RugssuvfiIe &c.,,
e esi w kSnt1eky was opened for visitors me
$500 11s7t "a 4 " JUNE The proprietor pledges
mat OF any watering place in the co1nfrv and
ms terms as moderate as the expensss ~ S151
sss4ul isnEnent VIII permit A good RAM or
MUSIC viii be on hand during me Sess-1r,
convey ances alW ays ready for DasEen0ers
from hnSseiiViile 70 the Springs in cIOea COM
Louisville, etc.
TERMS:
Per day .g.-. - sons
~ seek y W
- sss-.-------.---.-. ~ ~
sillldren Under y and servants, hair price
tI' - ieeA -.-----'.--..-- .----.---- %
jsls I'M Pefo1 NFs 3 s5V-i;s:; o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25

DON'T forget Jhat our sale Of
cost for BOOIS and Shoes ana Hats
sill continues ut our cid stand,
279 Main street.
J. I. HANDLAN & 60.
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L E D d ms
Open the entire Year for she Reception
Of Saudeuas.
Macon Female Institute,

7 COATED in Fayette county seven miles
4 north OF Lafayette Depot, Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. The exercises OF this In
Ftitute viii be resumed, under au able faculty,
on lst September, 1855. Course OF instruction
thorough and complete. The scholarship Of its
papils shall be inferior TO none in the United
States. Charles moderate. bfrs. 2. DEW. so
well and favOrably known IN West Tennessee
has charge of the M1sc Department and Gem
eral Department Of the Pupils For particu-
lars apply sor circular.
u. S. boswell President, c. A. Newborn, Sec
Rotary Board Trustees.
JOHN G. PETTUS, A. M
jys9 " to sci or Virginia, Principal.
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BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS

TAVE REMOVED THEIR LARGE STOCK
III OF Books and Stationery TO the commo-
1ious 81 oreiouse n few doors south Of their old
stand No. -, being the old stand % Messrs.
Eieon a Rroa-, third door uOuh OF messrE.
E,.ssfs ~ r. Moore and Freedman q Bros
We solicit a liberal trade frOm both the city
and county. We purpose 20 give u full con-
ssdsrafson f0r your money. "sMA Ii PROF.
ms AND Quick RETURNS" shall be our
motto. .
An orders thankfully received and promptly
stfsnded ID n. WADE q 90.
ss- Don't forget the number OF the Store,
tv1s 2ez Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25
THE COURTS.

CHANCERY CoURT-A. Alston, Uerk
and MGster.-The Clerk and Master will
take an account to- day in the case OF
Hopton ct al. VS.. Gllliland.
LAW CoURT-JdBles O. Pierce, Judge.
On yesterday, case Nc. 997, Purdy VS..
Southern Express Company, was on
trial, but not concluded. 1t was con-
tinued overTo Monday morning next.
To-day being motion day, the clerk
will call the motion docket as usual.
MUNICIPAL COURT Geo. W. RdIdrdn.
Jisdge.-Y esterdsy motions were heard
in this court, after which an adjourn
ment took place over TO Monday next.
A list OF cases for trial on Monday will
be published tomorrow.
CRIMINAL CoURT = Vim. Hunter,
Jttdge.-The jury in the Gaze of the State
VS.. James Brown, murder, upon report
ing 70 the court on yesterday morning
that they were unsble to agree upon 8
verdict, were discharged from further
service in the case, consequently an
other trial will be had next term Of court
The case of the State VS.. VIM. O,Hern,
larceny, was called ap for trial and ten
jurors sworn in; the other two will be
obtained to-day aud the evidence intro
dueed.
BANKRUPTCY CoURT-E J. Latham,
Reoister. --Diseharge in bankruptcy
have been issued to the following par
ties: w. A. Esley, Joseph Klaus, John
F. Pickens, Solomon Rose.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25

". 7. Berry, Master
For Pine Bluff.

Freight and passeDg gers viii be transferred
without detention or extra expense, the "a n A.
TJAA giving Through Tickets % passengers
10 Pine bluH and ali interme7 late points only,
but will sign Through Bills Lading for freight
70 ali points on Arkansas river as nigh up as
Fort Smith.
The new and very lIght-draught steamers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22

What scnsc is there in sitting down day after day
all tic forenoon TO get up for yo, and finding that
while the spirits willing the ncsh is SO miserabiy
weak and tagged out, that you had rather 80 ~
sleep than to try to eat anytiing! Hf'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22
xsttry.
Lines to q skeleton.

fvINv ysars 40 the London aMornins Chroui
lev published poem entitled ..Lines 10 skele-
on > which excited much attsntion. tvery ensr
ysa, e IL I'D ss & :ecy.s &. s suoI sPsss ss
vcr trsMspired was, ,,tha the poem, In q fair ant
lerkly hand, was found near a skeleton Of re
aarks!,s bssusy gf fern ana :. Solsr J. ne MSss
nm. London, and that the curan Z OF the nnsenn
ad them scntto Mr.. Perry, Of the "Aorninl
,hr0niele. y
BEHOLD this ruini 'Twas sksll,
Once Of ETHEREAL spirit fall.
This narrow cell was life's Petfsat,
This space waa thoueht's mysterious seat;
What beanteous vision Alled shts spot
What dreams Of ,'leasure lonx forgot
Nor hope, nor Joy, nor love, nor fear,
Have len one trace OF record here.
Beneath THE uasulderinx canopy
Once shons tho bright and busy eye;
Bnt start mt 1t the dismal void,
lfsocial love that eye employed.
II with no lawlese iire Il CLEANED,
Hut through the dew Of klndness beamcd-
That eye shall be forever bright,
When sun and stars are sunk In night.
Within this hollow cavern hung
The ready, swift and tunefMl tongue,
II faliehood's honey Il dtsdained:
And when it could n praitc. was chained; /;
II bold In virtues cause 1t spoke,
Yet gentle concord never broke,
This silent tongue shall plead f0i thee,
When time unveils eternity.
Say, did II orc fingers dclve the mlnef
or with its envied rubics shinc?
To hcw the rock or wear the gem
Can little now avail to them.
But II the page of truth they sought,
Or comfort to the mOurner brought,
These hands richer need shall claim
Than all that wait on wealth or fame.
us
Ayails It whether bare or shod.
These feet the path Of duty trod!
II froua the halls Of ease they ned
TO seek afaiction's humble she'd:
II rrandeur's guilty bribe they spurmed,
And home to virtues cot returned yf
These feet y ith angels wings shall We,
And tread the pain Of the sky.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22
Hall OF Oasis Division,
3" No. Is. =. Of 4.
Ellsworth. Dec. I'D. 1867.

EuSWOTtu, OoCs zJus loO(s
Whereas our Heavenly Father has seen
ut to remove by death. our much esteemed
Brother, Nathaniel l.. Milliken, There
fore, eA SIS
Resolved, That we bear testimony to
his worth. as one who has won our conf
dencc and esteem by his II lelity to the ev-
erIsssing principles Of truth aud temper
ance. ...- .4 -.l-" ia.. a.
Resolved, That we tender to the fan,i-
ly of our deceased Brother, our heartfelt
sympathy, hoping and trusting that they
may be enabled to look for consolation. to
Him who has promised to be the widows
God. and a Father to the fatlerless. i,,I5
Resolved, That rs a token Of respect
70. our deceased Brother, the Charter cf
this Division be drapcd In mourning for
thirty days.
Resolved. That these resolution be en-
tered on our records, and q copy Of them
be furnished to the family Of the deceased.
John G. jordan, Jr.,l
Edwin Wood, Com.
A. F. Burnl,an,, ,si ss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22

E7-Di-d in g. Jehn. n. B. ON the 18th
alt. very suddenly. Mr.. Moses Tick Esq.
aged about &c years. ~ t8
Mr.. Tuck was born in Fayette, Maine
and moyed to the Province Of New Bruns-
wick when very young msn. s5s=ss
He soon entered into the luml,ering buJI-
ness in that Pr0v:ncs in which he was ever
after engaged NJ to the time Of his death.
He was n man Of co,npact physical struc-
ture. and possessed great energy Of eharac-
ter and the strictest integrity. and BY skill
and industry had accumulated compe.
tent fortune.
He had a fine constitution and usually
robust health. and was we'll aud attended
to his business in the city the day bcf.re
his DEATH as usual. and retired. the night
previous in perfect health 20 far ~ was
known to his family, and was found dead
on his bed the next morning by his only
daughter. having apparently passed away
without a struggle or groan.
Hs was 4 man Of large heart, and the
most generous impulacs, aud kindly dis
posed to all tho benevolent enterprises Of
the day; and all bis acts and sympathi~s
were with the people of ths north in their
efforts to suppress the lat rebellion in this
Country.
He died greatly beloved and lament~d
by his family and relatives apd large cir.
Gle Of friends. and esteemed iu the city
where he had 20 long lived. and ia full pes.
session Of the Christians hope.
| Cox.
The deceased was the only brother Of
Hon. Parker Tuck Of Bucksport, Judge Of
Probate of his county. III.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22

zee what was the matter. aud | sxplainsd
It t. them. After this / Mt epe 81. thrrli
to rsn and rout ont the sheriff. and tell
HIM what believed I fad got fos him.
The first strcsks Of dawn were inst cominG
up, and IN half an hour it would he broad
day light.--ln lcss than thst time The
sheriff came. and two other men wifh him.
] told him the Whole story in 4 few words-
exhibited the liandbills I ilsd for hiln--and
then he tnadc for the cart. He tOl1 the
chap inside who he war, aud II he asadc
the lcast resistancc he'd he dead 1msn.
Then I clipped the iron wrench out. and
- let down the dOor the fellow a,ajt i
spring. 1caught him by the loot end hs
csmS down m biz face. and IN n,asuent
nos~ the ol6cefs had him. rrcafnixrd
the chap at once. He Was mavched IN ii
the lock up. and l told tho sheriff ! sh0nld
reinain in sown Ill day.
After breakfast the sheriff came dowM
10 the tavern and told me that had sul
the very bird and il would remain tili
next morning l should have the reward of
two tlousand dollars which had l,cen offer.
ed. found my goods all safe. paid the cx.
press agent fOr bringiug them from ls1ian.
apoIie, and then went to work to stow them
III my cart. lfound the bullet holcs 10 tie
top If my vehicle. juet a. ! expecacd.--
They were in line. some Eve inches
apart. and had been where usually cit
twotf them would have hit me s0mewhere
about the small Of the hack. He hsd put
in heavy charge Of powder. and his pis-
tol was heavy one. at,.'5,.s
On the next morning the sheriff called
upon me and paid me two Thousand dollars
for he had made sure that he had got the
villain. After an early dinner 4 ut ost.
and here1 am. Ny load il al sold ont and
! an, ready to lay up for the wintrrs !
found a letter tor me from the sheriff Of
Hancock County, and he informed me ,l,at
Mr.. Hardhead WIS in prison for life.
So ended the pedlar story. In the
morning 1 had the curiosity to look At his
cart, and found the fonr bullet hol sj just
as he had told US, though they were sow
plugged up with corks. viney came out
while was looking. ana he showed me tie
print Of the villains feet upon the cart
They were plain aud must have been given
with great f"rce. ssss .45.4..3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22

TnE tREsibr TENNEssE HoME.--Ihs
Nashville Bshner ssys; An apparently well n,-
thcnticstcd reportd has fcachesl here ffiusn Ease
In Green, lille + bcink rcfltted prcpMritory to
being occupied liy ils old inma. D.. .-1M q ~
pairs were ordered some time seo. but u Il
said thst they have been hurried Of late, IL ca.c
the houAe nigh. BE-. needsl on Ahost notice.
rn,ncd drti,lersoi,, Il y far,M OF 80 AcsVs,
with valuable mill aLd buiiiney lsts1v puss
chased by the PresileMt's household. which h
also bcIng improved and reGted. Here. toop
the workn.en under orders: arr burr, Ing on
the work. for what purpose has mol BEN de1s
mite ascertxiIed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22
HEALTHY HAPPYll
AND
HUNGRY I!

Well, reader don't.you think that pretty c. m.
ior able sort of feeling? Now you keep on read
Ing and you will antl out what 1t 10 that Will bring
these three blessings straight into your life, and
when you once get them, don't blame our remedy
Ii dlnif keen them there.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22
Probate n Offices.

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 al
concerned, that she has bean ~. daiy appoint.
T,,,"rv. of the est.tc Oi 10. Emery Or. late
Of Eden, in The county Of Hancock, e..
Va -' " deceased,
,,, ,;v;ng bond os the law directs; she therefore
rsoncsts ali persons who are ndebtedto the said
HcIicased IS estate, to make immediate payment
sn,t those who have any demands thereon, 70 OK
hiD't 'he s""o ''' P"' ABBlE r. EMERY.
Larch l, 1885, s""
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22
What is the Use

OF standing before some beautiful object Of art
Ing beauties, YOU fcei come confonndcd pain In
your head. or somewhere else, which seilsls yOu
away hcart.sicy and disguised with yourself and
o cve.ryl,O<ly elsC. .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22
collectors Notice.

u s. Internal Revenue,
Fifth Collection District, Name
Agreeable to an act Of Congress, ITO provide
mav interest on the public debit and for other puI.
poses" approved July ], 1862. ana all s"o''l"'"'
acts, 49,. ..o,.;,ad rrom
N A JOY, ESD, Assessor OF SAID Dist.io., snI .,I
annual list OF Excise Duties and Taxes assessrI n
in The month of March, less. That said pu,es an. a
Taxes have become due and palpaDle, anu .",'
they will he rccccived for Hancock County, W q.
u. Drink kw atcr, Esq, Deputy Collector i9r saia
County At The times and aces nanie.t Delow ."
Ellsworth, at the office of A. +. Dnnkwater' Asq'
A. buck a ort. At the Office of T. c. weodman'
AZ the Custom House, Castine, May goth.
Al the Custom.H0use, Sedgwick. Aay !" IN t"c
Al the store Ct j. 7. Hinckley, Biuehili Nay
s0th, in the afternoon. ..,,,. v,..
Xf the store Of Al Whiting, somesvilie' Juno
sd, between the hou:s Of and Z. y, ,.,,o
At fremont, at the store OF T. Il. haroeh, s"n'
And further give notice, that all persons VINO
shall neglect 10 pay the duties and taxes rs aicre
said assessed upon them, to the Couector OF al, mS
Deputies within the times above speciheu, snu..
be liable to pay FIVE FER CENfCM, ana ONE ins
CENT per moth additional upon the amouht
thereof. The penalty will all cases be stf'c"y
specie, National Currency or National Bank
Bills Will bereqatred in paymenst, s, f9r naS InXes'
Collector FiNh Collection Di.trict, Maine.
Belfast, May eth, 1855. y Swlo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22

Good healthi WHAT'S life worth without It p
How 1t swcctens every toy and doubles every
pleasure. Tho AEALTHY ARE THE HAP.
fY. a good dige -tion 10 what you must have be.
fore you can enjoy anything.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22
THE FACT IS,

You are not hungry and sou will feel as though
you would exchange most anything Yen nave 10
f,e nh tn sit down and cat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22

And YOU then have done Just the right thing, and
yen will lind it ou. yourself They will will drive rive;
away all those langnid heavy, dnil ieenng-, ami nj
for Yourself, but
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-22

Arc rather mixed up You fancy how you have
got to 20 to the Doctor and get lot OF medicine
and stay in the house long enough to let half your
notes lay over and have general sort OF two
story sickness. You need not do anything Of the
kind to be
Healthy, Happy and Hungry
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-21
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS =
LOW CLSU PRICES.
Coats, Pants and Vests.

PANTS ranging in price from......$2 ic $40
COATS fro,I. :" L" ~
VESTS from ..........i oo ~
Srec nl attention wns given 10 the selection
If a stock Of SHOES for Ladies' and G'ntlc-
men. These, togctherwIth fne assortment
Of Hats, Caps. Boots and Brogans, they offer
1t extremely low prices.
In the GROCERY DEPI RTNENT 'hry
have nll kinds Of Sugar. C.ffee mud Tea, E'-
con. Lnrd, Salt. Molnss-s. Flour. Meal, Cheese
and Crackers Syrup. Sardines, Oysters. Cam
ed Fruits and Meats, Starch, Candles. C"trnp.
Sauces. Of all kinds. Indigo. M"dder, Blurst"ne
Cnpperus. Buckets. Tubs, Begging and K"re:
BrooIns, Plvw Linea. Mackerel, IN kits ana
barrels. Soap. of all kinds, Powder, Shot. Caps
bcst brands Of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
American and Havana Cigars, and everything
ker, in n first class Grocery store.
They have the finest assurtmrn: OF French
md American CANDIES ever brought t" th'"
place, ,o Which they invite special aitenn"n:
They have Il full sieck OF IARDW AXE,
Composed in part Of POCKET aud TABLE
CUTLERY, A,n.s' Spades aud Shov-ls. Trace
Chnirs, Collins Axes, Stock and Paddock.
Snws. Hammers, Cottnn and Wool Cards, of all
numbers, Ovens md LiIs, Porcelain Kettles,
&c.
They asl; nm inspec,ian Of their Goods. and
would say to their customers and the purllS
generally, that they can now offer As good bar
| gains ns Gnu be obtained anywhere.
Belcher & Mccullough.
| Oct Q, lS67-if
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-21
.l0|...R''Ill|'''l'.lI'I.R|S, ( ]

r., IEBIG frsl promulgated the facts in rela,
IL to GENU tNE SUPER, ,PtIOSpH HATE, OF
,Efa T. Aud 1tie dsetysgy.:R Considered THE
Grss, Agricultural. Improyerp.nt. Of LIE Ago..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-21
ANDREW J..PELLETIER, Drlggist,

FORMERLY Of .Humbnrg. 8 c.. would re
l. spec,fuliy call tho attention Of his .ha
frja, DIS and u.tonfrss. and ts public gr orally
Of Abbeviily District totbe-fact Of his husi
ness location being removed TO tho corner Of
Ellis and Monument Streets. augusta. Ca,
where no would be pleased 10 see them.
Hskeeps constantly on hand = general as.
sartment Of, the BEST DRUGS. Medicines.
Soaps Psrfumsry, BRUSHES. Dye S!ufft, Spices.
&c., &c.. to which he invites the attention Of
ti,a puhIs yz;Ef;., AID, PELliETIER.
Gor,sr Monument d Ellis Ssfeet First Street
shovs yihs. .t,owsr Market. Augusta, Ga.&@t
Oct 4. 1897 "a. 6,n = .r
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-21
NURSERIES.
1867-'8.

T,nE snhscriher begs leave to inform his pa
l. irons that h- is now ready to send ont
choice selection Of Fruit Trees Of every deseiP-
lion, adapt ed to our climate:
Apples. Peaches, Pears Pluma. Cherries, Nas
clrrines. Aprcots. Amends, Guisces. from the
earliest l." the latest Varieties. French Mar
row Chestnu,s Eng lish Wu!nu,s. Ever bear
ing Mulberries, Figs. hedlare, F'lherts. Pome-
grnna'es. Grapes. in great variety. new table
kinds Strawberry Plants. choice kinds. RasPher-
ry and L., wton Blackberry. Plants. Asparagus
and Horse Radisl, Roots.
Roses, new and rare kind.. Evergre:ns in
eren. variety many new and beautiful kinds.
particularly adapted to burial grounds. ''rna
mental Flowers. Shri,hs. in great variety: New
and beautiful Dnhlins Of every -shnde, and
'col.r. French Hybrid Gladiola., Lilies. Tube
| Rases. Crysanthemums, &n.
Hedge Plania, Usage Orange, snd thn Ma
cauly Rose. plant 10 protect your orchards aud
| vineyards.
Catalogue. sent to all who apply.
MID. T. LEVIN is my Agent at Columbia
WI. SUMNER
| e.. - Pvnaris, 8. C.
nov - 1857 sstf %,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-21
NlsaHan hDG'Hs -! : J

3 n NY person wanting UMBER Of any kind.
IN can be. snppliel Ly.'ihe subscriber at
short noliee, at the following prices:
z Large Fresh Pine, $3.50 per hundrc.f feet.
Posi-. White, Black, Rcd or Water Oak, zoo
per hundred ieet. ~.
(, Buggy, Carriage, Wagon or Furnitnre TIM
Der ,,er contract to suit purchasers.
- Coffin plank always on hand
:, Twill deliver Lumber on the cars at Wal
.halla, Picxens District. stt tho above, prices
,Money to be collected on delivery Of Timber
= ::t2s'Ss For further particulars apply to u.
;ssoNDLET, Esq. R. r.: Agent. A6sevhte, O.
ss;sss C. 4. MAGEE.
!, - Agen. "Water Power Saw MIL 20
= ~: { ~. Wallalla,ss. o.
!. = Nov. s, 1856, 9s-tf. e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-20

GENERAL VIEW or THE CASES IN WHICH
Hoe xat Ex,ract Beverage of Health is applicable;
In csees OF weakness OF DIGESTION.
2 For D.spsp.ia 10. 1erersi
2 For Foni state ~ Stomach.
4 For Exhausted Porecns.
D. FOR Bodily Nesxness
8. Ia Cassrshs especially obstinate
T. In cases Of Eoa. seness ,,s.,,r..
g. For catarrhal Diseases OF lae DioI~
N + go. 81 Tsbercnisr or Pulmonary consump-
ton.
wi.h that HoH Malt Extract mignt
come into universal use, - 4 mefis tns
preference over all fon'rf OF tn s, ehs, ~
4 splendid a. beverage OF tsoie drink
~ e" VIZ NrcosxAsx.
Iancselet, Thods & Co.. Whoiessie "ha Ae'ai
Agents, Davenport. Iowa.