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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONICDIRECTORY

lS07.
LODGES.
AssEEoEA. No. ls3. Meets l5t Monday IN
s1d Main. ID. 3. Forster. "a Front street,
". 81; John Bes-llsh, 5ec'y.
ByUrH AfrzrH1g. So. us. Meets % Friday Of
each n1oath-Hali, cor. Madison and Second.
a J. WLeaIe- W. 81: Benz. K Pulisn, Sec.
LILA sC1rr, No. 2s2- Meets LIST triJsy OF each
rnOuth-IIall. cor. Madison aud second. John
AIuslie ". W; T. P. Woodward, sec.
mortl-OJd-Fellows, Hall. p. n. Stanley,
KrtvElS'x.va = No. sii 10. D. Meets 4th Friday
- es,l, -1C1fh-55g Frapt street. George
MellrTsI, go, ". N B. X. Pullen, sd, sec
EoTAL ARCH.
PrvV Ch apter. No 4. Meets d Monday OF eReh
Iu8nLl-DlE-E slows Hal. John Zeut, n, E.
T. r; Z. Sd. Levy, sec'y.
r. AID N.
EUEEEA CouueiI. 10. g.. Meets 81 Monday OF
each mUutH-Dtd-t ell0Ws' Hall. John Gent,
In. IN; n. J. " ggin, Rec.
THEPLABs.
f1yRps-E Corlnnanderg, 70 & Meets Sih Mon
day % each month. John Zeat, Conn., n. J.
Wiggiu, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
b. F5-Jnf Frtf
HERxEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18Th No. I.
stated Comm unicatiOus "a Wednesday night
Of each month. Henry +. NnOdard, 51d, O..
81. Charles n Carroll, 18th, Sec.
MrrHaAs L.Oiae OF Perfection, llth.; No, q
H-~'s an Wednesday ol eacA tAc1th. george
WeiIersn, SD, O.. NJ a. L. Franz-Ia....,---s
,,seIri5r, olofPraces Of Jerusalem, 18TH;
no. i. Benz. X. Pollen, I'D, Iansh''.i -
r,rFP OF Rose CroIx, 18th, No. l.
Charies ". Adams, I'D NJ W.. IA l. 4Oln-
Ifrrou S2i, See. .
IsI[ITreyE Dl-PI.EssErs Council OF K-h, 35th.p
No. l. Henry p. WOOdaro, Cd, COMM ;
William y. Clr0ae. l3d, Rec
r,osysTsroRY Or WEsr TEss IasEE, 51d- JOhn
EInglIe. 83d. CGsa1n.. in Chiefi Dodge Z.
Trader, 821, Reg.
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isfy an execution ia nv nanasia Isz- - 49,. -
Z. Eienhsrg ". Petsr Dies. = 49,
his ~ da1 q Ia1u1zZ. lee8
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ABSTRACT OFFICE,
ae ROOM NO. L.
Corner Monroe & Second Sis.

w K have the Abstract Books and Complete
w Index Of the Registers Offics, com piled
by the late HENRY A. ORNE; and, after InOrs
than a years tTtsl OF their accuracy, and a
careful experience in tho b1sness, mot one
mistake having occurred IN ali that tIme,l we
are enabled to furnish ccmplete deraignmeAt
Of title to all
Fort Pickering, Memphis & shelby
COuAty Lands,
at the shortest notice and on the most reasonble
terms G. ]. CAMPBELL& co.
tnlhO n Succfseors to Bond A Caunuhail.
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Notice iH Bankrltptcy.
limited states Of America, Western District Of
Teumessee-Es.

United States OF America, western DislIiet OF
Teumessee-Es.
THIS Is 10 give notice that on the I'd day OF
1 Uecsrn Der, A. d. 1867, a warrant IA bank
ruptcy was issued against the estale OF
T.. 4. Wright a son,
OF Paris, in the county Of henry and sta'e i e
bantzrupts. on their own petition; that the pay
ment of any debts, and delivery OF any Pfo-
perty belonging 20 such banktuits' 20 vlS,is ~ U5
Them. are forbidden by law that meeting OF
ne creditors of the said bankTupis, 70 prove
tbeir debtg and choose one or more Hsslgnees u
their estafe will be held At o Court OF Bankrupl'
oy, 10 be h lden at Trenton, Tenn before :, 4:
Hstehett, Esq, Register, on Inc sun cay o.
January AID 1865, at u o'clock M =. 100
Mem phis, Tenn, 9Th day OF Janue. y, A.D'loo9'
J. NJ ToMENN,
II 4 Marshal as Messenger. W. D. af Tenn.
BY y. 3. BINGHAM,
Deputy u s. Marshal. as Messenger
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Notfce In BanLruptcv.

United states Of America, Western District Of
Ieuu6Hseo-ss-
rr,T4Te is To give notice that on the sth day Of
! January, A. D., 1865, warrant ia bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Walt a IOhns0u,
Of Memphis, in the county o. Shelby, and
state Of Tennessee, VINO have beeu auJnugel
bankruptE, on tuelr own petition that the pay
ment OF any debts, and delivery OF any pr p
erty belonging 70 such oanKrup 70 lheinrof ioI
their ufe and the Transfer OF any property by
men, are forbidden by law that a meeting OF
ne creditors OF the ssid bankrupt, 10 prove
their debts and 10 choose one or more as-fg ees
of their estate will be ueld at court Of nk-
ruptcy 10 be holden az No 80 Maia street,
in Waldran Block, Memphis, Tennessee, be-
f1rs Thomas j. atham, ESQ Register, On the
Slih dey OF January, A. D.. 1865, az 10 O'Clock a.to.
Memphis, Tenn, 9Th day of January, A. ID
ras5 j. M. TOM MENH,
n = Marshal as Messenger, Western District OF
By j. B. BINGHAM,
Deputy Q. 8. Marshal, as Messenger.
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MAXWELL & ANDERSON,
MAR BILE DIRK
No. 80 Union Street,
Between Second and Third.

.os IA 0ts .tIe Osast, 4n5 sgscJiou cannot
be eOutsstsd on any other ground, Tbs
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AGENTs WANTED Male or Female, in every
town and county in the United States, 20 intro
drrs this celebrated preparation, Agents are
now M makiug from $50 to sos per month, clear
Of xpenses. ADplcstion7 for agencies can hs
made for toe present to Mrs. Jackson Al the
WbitamOre House, Adams street, between
T-hfr,i and FOURTH. Memphis; or TO the mar n
faeturtnR depot, No. II3 sixth street, 81. Louis,
Mo either in person or by letter.
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MILLS. LUMBER, ETC.

S-,YPRESS LUMBER Of all Dimensions ON
I hand which we wish 10 clio out al sac
rf6ce, PartIeg wishing Lumber should cal on
.HH "a
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MRS BFU. HUIIUII,
Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh
MRS. WIN. r. CoLLTNs' CERTIFICATE

HANNIBAL BIO August ~ 1000
MRs JACKSON Dear AaddH-I am most
happy TO inform you that after having suffered
more than three years with what some pnysl-
rFans all nursing sore mOnth or canker OF the
mouth and thrUst, tried various remedies
but found nothing 70 do me any g9od until
ht ard Of your oils for the complexion and
feeth called - Queen Bsss." / bought one bot
lie went according to directions, and am truly
than kful T. say have found a permanent oure.
suffsreIs may be benefited by it, I remain,
Yours respectfully.
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NO. IA JEFFERSON STREET.

4 NoME listen friends while I toll, MY shop Is
I in the rear OF the / X l.. Gents, call around
n give you a scraps, or, like Captain Bragg, q
little more grape. 1 am on my own hook aid
on my owl plan, my frieRds an say I'm a Csn-
serVaIYe man. Toey may call me tnat or what
they choose, they VIII fnd that L am all right
on The goose. l am Southern man tho l am
not white vet L think tho South is right they
pave me meat and gave me bread, 1 am a-gOi az
for the south I'LL go dead. Then, geRts, come
around At moTr or noen, and set Shaved or
isaI WA pENoss,
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ansa KIag y s0ula aahaova lsls, allsr &
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAckS0N'S
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.
THE following certificates, selected from hun
1 dreds ia the possession OF the pTOprietress,
are confidently submitted 10 the public
MRS. WOLCOTrS CERTIFIfATE.
QU1ycY. III, November 5. 1856


Mas IaCTso,- Dear AfsInsi-It Is with
pleasure that L certify % you, that seeing one
OF your circulars. which contained certincates
and indOrsemsnts from the best physicisns a nd
the highest " etlc,l authorities Of the United
States, eert'f 'fyiHg that your oils for the eefn-
pIexiOn and teeth were purely tha oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers, and they Warraut u
when used accoriirg 10 directions 70 cure the
worst and most difficult cases OF nursing, sore
mouth eanker Of the stomach, bowels and dys
persia. For scIofulOus disorders, when used
both internally and externally, II has no equal
Dear Madam, seein this, and my little daugh-
ter, aged fifteen months. having the Whooping
cough for several months, accompanied W1tn
what the doctors call white canker, her mouth
and throat being terribly liberated, and nav
ing tried everything for its relief could hear
or all 10 no purpose, I bought one bottle OF
your oil for the complexion, cal ed Queen
Bess ~ went according to the directions, did not
use quite one bottle, and am most happy 70
state to you that Il has cared my child she Is
nov as well and he7rty as ever she was IN hsr
life. I give you this, my certificate, hoping you
will publish It, thar thousands OF others who
NAV be afflicted with any of the aAOve affec-
tions may at once get a bottle OF your Queen
B-ss." for feel sure they VIII ind tmmedlate
relief Yours respectfully
MRS GEO. WOLCOTT,
-" s. =
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Non RalEde1lt Motice.

In the Chance7y Ccart or Memphis Tenn.
Lydia jenkins and Mary 9. Anrdoch. who sue
by their nsxt friend, VIM. Armour, vs.. Ma
than Adams, Gearys Jenkins and Ih0s- aAur-
doch.
TT appearing froaa afadaSit In this cause that
1 the dsfeRdants, (ieorge IeDktns and Ihonlta
Murdoch are non-nss4dents OF the 5taS7oA 4th-
IL tS fbarafora ordered that they make thsir
annearsrra ltsreirl nj the CourthOuss IN the
citv ~ Marnnfis' Tennessee, on the drst
TcS,.,lsv in Fshrusrv I9s8 and plead, answer
n. 1eToy,,- fc connnlsinants hills or the same
9ifi - fixerl FOR soufsssed as to them and set
kar hearing ax parte, ana tnAt S2's OF tnla
ercer pe pEbliHned oace q Week 10 our sue
cesSiVe weeks in the Memphis APpeaA.
/ IA COPY. Attest:
1 AUsU USrON AlISFON, Clerk and Master.
a W Winchester and Esiskall 4 Scott so
/ Iicitors for c0mplainsnts csel2 law4W
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NGE OF ME.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
Through Mau tdaily). 81 pm. 200 pm
Grand Junction A Aceom'd'n
daily except Sundays so pm. 1880 am
Somerville Accom- modat,n
daily except Su nday) ).....S sos am. $40 pm
The 300 pm. train will not stop at Flag sta
tiOns, unless signalled, west OF Grand Junction
Connects With Mississippi Central going North.
junction Accommodation connects With MS
sissippi Central Railroad going North and
South.
Railroad Time is 10 minutes faster than city
time.
TICKET OFFICES avs Main street and at
Depot. W. j. ROSS,
jal4 II General Supsrintendent.
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=
United states Ct America. Western District Of
Tennes ee-ss.
THIS IS 10 give notice that ON the Sth day OF
/ January, A, D., lsjs, warrant IN bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Christian p. Theimc,
Of Memphis, in tho county Of shelby, and
state OF Tennessee, who las be n adj
Judged a bankrupt ON his own petition: that
the payment OF any debts and de livery Of any
property belonging 70 such bankrupt, 70 MN,
or f1r his use, and the transfer Of % y prol erty
bv him. are forbidden by law. That meeting
Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt, 20 prove
their debts, and 20 chOCse one or more assignses
OF MIS- estate. will be held az a court OF bank
ruptcy, 70 be holden ~ Or1ce No 40 Main
street, in Waldran block, Memphis, Tenn be-
fore Thomas J. Latham, Esq.. Register, On the
2sth day OF January, A. D., lSos, Al 10 o'c Ock
am.
lsJ8 N. FOMEN1s
L. =. Marshal, as Messenger, Western District OF
Tennessee.
By =. BINGHAM,
Deputy u. s. Marshal, Hs Messenger.
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/, rHoxAs DuKcxEsLY.

4" TnifiUm Sapiente amor DomsaL
IN the name Of tue Grand Arch
iteet OF the Universe.
IN the kaSt OF LOudon a place
full Of Light, where reigneth
glence and peace, but the uark
ness cOmprehendeth 10 not.
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MOTTCE.

THE undersigned viii apply at the January
II Term, 1855, or the County Court ot S1eiby
county, Tenneszees 70 probate the wiz OF 4. q
]. Wsathersu, ana Tor lfiteEs esslap sntHiy
thereon. 4. p WET AIAEAAL[h
Sdsals laWtws 4. 3. WEATHEFA1Is
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Fy-EEFA CounciL No. 8. Meets 81 Monday OF
each ulOuth-Udd-t Fellows Hail. John Gent,
IN. IN; \. J. " gEIn, Rec.
TrwpT.aEg.
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Pr,Vx Chapter. No 4. Meets d Monday OF escl
Iaonth-DlG-Fsllo Hal. John Gent, N. E
4 r., L. Sd. Levy. seC'y.
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nrnn.s nF MEFRLY.
DIRECTO K y
Os First Class Business Houses
OF MENPBIs.

-<nstIa.sa. EIoyd & Gilbert oueelS'''' ''-s'
r. S Main street..
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Commercial Bank OF Tennessee, Memphis;
n Ne Lapsyrs 4 Brother, New Orleans;
4 N Uunyar Banker. st Louis febZ3 n
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LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE,

rF7HE Law Department Of the Memphis Col.
l lsgs will ODen on the Fl Bsf MONDAY
OCrOBER- The following gentlemen com
prise the Faculty;
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(NOSSTABIE'S SALE by virtue of an exc
I , cutiOn 10 me directed from the Office OF Z.
H. Heinrich, a Justice of the Peace, shall sell
10 the highest bidder, at public auction, ON the
istb dav or January, 1865, at O'Clock pm, the
following D operty, to wit: One Frame House,
fronting on south street. lot No. l, bio-k No I,
Butler's Subdivision, 80 feet 'front.' on South
the leasehold interest OF Peter Dies In and 20
said lot, being lease for twenty years, to sat
isfy an execution In nv handsln IaVor OF John
1. Eichberg VS.. Peter Dies.
is6 I'M III RENSDORF, s. s O.
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m-Restdent Notice.

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. s36-Iames ]. Donegan vS. samuel W. Dom
egan, W. r. He nGrix ct al.
4 appearing froSn adidavit In this cause that
I the defendants, Christopher B. DOnegan, !,
William h. Doneyan, Charles A DonegaR, !,
Sarah Donegan, Berentsoe Fearn, Lucy Lee
Fearn, GcStaVus l.. Martin, Mary e. Martin,
William Barry, sarah L. Barry, Matthew W.
Steele, GathsIine f. steele, William W. Garth,
Mary z. g nth, Ada Steele, Henry P. AtE ood,
Thomas p. CLANCY Caroline 2. clancy, Eliza
beth b. Grove. ". E. Hendrix. Mary ]. Hen
DIRK, L. A. r. HOliemans Martha T. Hollsman,
J. W. smith and StIah Z srnith are non-r.-ai-
dents OF the state ef Tennessee;
1t is therefore ords sred, That they make their
appearance heFetl. at the Courthouse In the
city of Memphis, Tenn on or before the hrst
Monday in February, 1883, and plead, answer
or demur TO eomplainants amended bills, OF
tne same will be taken for confessed as to them
snd set for hearing eX- paFte and that a copy
of this order be published once week, for foui
successive weeks. III the Memphis Appeal.
A C0py-Attest;
AUGUSToN ASTON, Clerk aod Master.
John d. OarmaoAi, snd Stephens q Smith
Solicitors for com plainRnt. dRcl2 iRuzWS
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III Offering OUR BITTERS 20 the Southern
l Public, we have no hesitaney in asserting
their superiority over any Northern Produc-
tloz in our markets. In their deSisenent thsy
are purely Southern = compounded with q
special sdapttud0 TO the various types o.
stornaeio derangsmeats prevalent oul
climate.
ItisA gentle stiinulant to the system after
undergoing q severe Illness.
It is q cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhsa and Cholera MOrbus.
II Is preventive for ChiIls aud Fsvsrs
tits an invaluable companion for psrsen
travelling st Gll seasons or the year.
It's HoME enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
- sold svsry There.
Q. II, EBBERT q CO..
Sole Man ufscturers.
Depot, No. g HOward's 8 Row,
fsbl0 tT MeHnrfaia. Tenn.
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FOR RENT.
Two Plantations On and near MIS-
sI.slppI River, in COshOma
County, Miss.
NOTICE.

THE par<uership hersto6ors existing between
II 81 FDWARDS and y. J.. CLARK, has
been this day tissolvod By mutual consent
Tho liabilities and de6t9 dne Ne mn are -
J. L CLARK
}, .. EDW 4IlDs.
JsausEzs lsa lass
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HAVE lust arrived with two Boat Loads of
III PRODUCE, and win be found at the foot
Market street. They have tho nnest lot Of
PIaK EYES, LONDON LADY and PEACH
BLOW POTATOES ever In this market fhsy
also have choice Timothy Hay, fofi ale low,
iaas tR~
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COURSE OF STUDY,
8Ius, tiFsenleaf on isVidenee.
FIRST Session, SENIOR CLASS.


Bills 5Faenleaf on iSyidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adams Equity
Pleading. RsdAeld On Wills, Hiilard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Wsshburn on Rea P operty, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, angel a Anes Oh Corpora
tons StOry's Conflict OF Laws, Parsons on
Martins Law, ConSiln U. y. Treatise.
Rseltatious and examinations each day at
o'clock. Moot Court once sseh week, and Ap-
peIIzts Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all tOgsthcr.
rtudeats permitted 20 enter any Class. bet no
Diploma given except 70 thcse going through
whole coarse.
Terms s25 per Session, payable In advance.
Entrance Fee, s. per 5ssziOn-
All Students OF law can attend tres OF cnArge
the Lectures OF the College, intending Lectures
on ElocutiOn and explanation Of Latin and
French teuhniealitiGs b. the President
Arrangements will DO made to board and
lodge Students at ssi per month. APPLICATIONS
shsuld be made early. sel0
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Average cash dep pDsits in bauk-...... Gil, 90 W
Average loans and discounts by bkS SSs,O5O "
Eastern exchange sold by banks. S,SOl, 90 90
Amt cash paid over bank counte rs.77, $1,000 %
This amount does not represent the
yield OF gold for the Territory, nor even
gold passes to the East in the hands Of
private parties,3
The principal yield OF gold is from the
the counties of Gilpin, Clear Greek and
Summit, and nearly all the gold from
those counties is purchased at Central
City.
Such Is statement Of the business of
city, isolated from railroad communi-
cation and reached only by stages or
wagons, across the Plains, where
insecurity from Indians is added to the
personal discomfJrts Of travellers, or slow
transportation of freight. Yet, despite
all these draw backs, the wealthy mines
adjacent, with the vast freighting trade
of the Plains, have made Denver a we'll
built, thriving city, with business such
as above reported by her Board of Trade.
Though attaining her present growth
while remote from railroad facilities,
the past year has greatly hastened the
extension Of the National Pacific railway,
and Denver, with all the rich mining
regions of Colorado, has been corre-
| spondingly benefited. The Omaha
| Union Pacific, in its western course, st
/ Cheyenne, passes within ITO miles OF
| Denver, and the Union Pacific, Eastern
/ DisiOn, Though retarded In its construct
| ion, Is, to day, 200 miles nearer Denver
than q year ago.-St. Louis Repabttcdl
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FIVE YEARS ON GUARD,

During the First French En-
piro every regiment had its
dog, whose intelligence, thanks
to the soldiers care, was i'm
proved by education and disci.
plire. The Grand Army's dogs
were picked up almost every.
where, except in England
They had been recruited in
Poland, in Prussia, in Holland,
in Saxony, and in Flanders
They were mongrel mastilTs,
hounds, Danish dogs, spaniels.
But no matter whence they
came, they soon turned out
French. Foreign dogs Mere
naturalized without knowing
it. r .er -"... I....
Rugen is on an island in the
Baltic sea, opposite to Stral-
sund, on the coast Of POmcran.
Fortified both by nature and
art, its situation is exceedingly
strong. In time of peace, in
consequence Of its fertile soil,
its salubrious air and its mild
climate, Rugenis q delightful
retreat. In time of war it is
an important post, a natural
citadel, a formidable fortress,
whose possession,has been pur-
chased at the expense OF many
a bloody fight. During the
campaign o' !ov' tilis lSi"hu
was comprised in their sphere
of operations by the corps com
by Marshal Davoust,
and was occupied by an in
,"n'ry Ul'l reSthle'h' OIL 'he lolI iiho ana
% soNe[al companies 9. oil OIL sap
pefS ana miners inc regi-
menu Oh co! course had a dog-a
|, oi"cN alluwi|'Ve s' Pooaio--named nan
."Pucll-ho1 DC because lie was
oorn III " 0apucihS S convent
III 1'a'y, l"hlcn wouiu nave
oeeh qulVe' q Suiiicionefeasohb
Ouv IN III aiiuSloh al !H.I 10 the copper
'r , i.lI iron rings by wnlch W.. 4 gun
oafrei "a Is las'eheu 10 It's stocN'
nc uogS '.sIlSi snort par park mlght
7 .2efp"Ps =" nave :, peer zee" 'noush' 10
'eSe'holo me siG sSiRGappishn report
j = 'i'uSNo''l ''lodg egr a,ua 4
- ooHSeaHen'Ye o. a change
, u ',' Pi",, u YPeir,'oNs VI
n,f. O t''Po,Oo'i .'-,hTt '-ie fnS'
ll .ilo i0i"lu ii"u 70 -. " ".f'',.'. s""uo',''
,'ao""''0' az. " az uSS, o"' {" -
4, iG'i0"C' ,.''"c "O"I,'O''ie n"'
ne "hoie lliie VI ''ie O'iicI"
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WHAT is the diff idliafelrenleSes re nee BE- BE-
tween the Ancieptts and d tho
Moderns,s The Ancients urned n
their dead; the Modernas earn
their. living ,oa,s,c a sa
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THE YOUNG WIDOW.
She is modest. she is bashful.


She is modest, she is bashful,
Free and easy, but not bold
Like an apple, ripe and mellow,
Not too young and not too old;
Half inviting, half repclling,
Now advancing and now shy;
There is mishief i'm hcrdimplc,
There is danger in her eye.
She has studied human nature,
She Ia schoolcd il all its arts,
She has taken her diploma
AS the mistress of all hearts !;
She can tell the very moment
When to sigh and when to smile,
Oh! Il maid is sometimes charnling,
But Il widow all the while!
You are sad how very serious
VIII her handsome face becoRt;
Are you angry? she is wretchcg,
Lonely, frlcndlcss. fearful, d,fn5.
Are you mirthful? how her laughter,
Silver sounding, will ring out;
She can lure and catch and play you,
As the angler does the trout.
Al old bachelors Of forty,
Who have grown so bold and wise,
Yc Adoiscs of twenty,
With your love locks in your eyes,
You may practice all the lessons
Tdught By Cupid since the fall,
But know 4 little widow,
Who could win and fool you al.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-26

.lJJUDY advises unmarried la.
dies with independentpesour-
ces to husband thenl iiIqA.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-26

2 TlIR Old DBELL.ADLB0 o. X. RE1I EDS
has not failed, after twenty years trial. n single cas-
Of Gonorrhea. Get treatise en vensrsl Diseases o.
Co., l.. cor. Columbia 4 Walnut Sts, Cincinnati, q.