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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24
RIVER AND WEATHER

ARRIVED.
Talismao, Cairo.
Umpire, Up river.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED:
Alpha, Evansville.
Talisman, Cairo.
Pink VarbIe, Up river.
LEAVING THIS DAY:
John Lumsden, Cairo 4P.M.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati, P NJ.
The river at this point last evening was
swelling slowly, with feet large on Har-
peih Shoals. Weather freezing cold, with
snow.
The Talisman arrived and departed on
time yesterday.
The Umpire, heavily loaded with corn
and tobacco, arrived from the upper Cum
berland.
The Emma Floyd from Cincinnati came
into port with one of the biggest trips of
the season.
The Pink Varble left for point on tie
upper Cumberland TO load with cedar lum-
Der. She will return tomorrow and on
Friday depart for St. Louis in command
Of her owner, Capt. n Corbetl. It looks
a little like old times 10 see Capt. Corbett
again in the st, Louis trade. We hope to
see him stick 10 it, and before be quits be
again in possession of another C. f. Hill
man and brass cannon.
The John Lumsden is the daily line
packet for Cairo this evening al o'clock.
Davis, the experienced boatman is in COM
mand, with D. G. Davis, Old Constitutions
eldest, 10 the office.
The Emma Floyd is announced 10 de-
part for Cincinnati to-day tap. NJ. Capt.
ChenoWeth, clever and reliable gentle
man, is in command, with Capt. Bob Wise
at the desk.
The Kate Putnam will be in port to-day
and leaves for Pittsburg direct Tomorrow.
Another one of our river friends entered
on the sea matrimonial yesterday. Billy
Wood, clerk of the steamer Talisman was
united in marriage TO Miss Matte F.
Dortch, daughter Of Capt Jesse l. Dortch.
This is a river item that We have been ex-
pecting for some time past, and il was not
our fault that it has not been Photographed
before. May 6he happy couple have a
pleasant voyage through life.
By Telegraph
ST. LOUIS, Feb. ga dispatch from
Nicksburg says the steamer Peoria City
sunk at Coles Island. She lies straight,
but it was not known whether she could
be raised. She is insured for S24,
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 29.-Passed Nd tbe
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INCIDENT AND,ACCIDENT.

New YORK, Feb. 23.-Gen. King, ar
rested some days ago on the charge Of
robbing the Office of Cambrieling & Pine
in Wall street of bonds to the amount Of
$4,000, was produced at the Central
office yesterday and committed to the
TOmbs
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Parties representing over $4,000 ofthe
thirty thousand shares of the Pacific rail-
road stock are in favor of the proposed
meSdments to the charter of that com
pany, and have memorialized the MissOu-
ii Legislature to pass the bill now before
the assembly having that object in view
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At Chicago last Sunday evening, Union
Park Congregational church, a wooden
structure, was destroyed by FIRE. Loss
on building $4,000, and on the organ
$4,000 Both were fully insured.
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Larceny.

A negro named Simpson Igod was ar
rested yesterday on a charge of stealing
bacon. He was taken before Justice Cas-
setty, v no bound him over to the Criminal
Court in the sum Of $500, which was given,
WashingtOns birthday was celebrated
in St Louis with parade Of the Police,
Fire Departments and various civic soci-
ties, members Of the city gOyernment,etc
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Railroad connection between Saera-
meuto and San Francisco will be com
pleted in time for the first through train
over the Pacific railroad
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The orange trees of Florida have not
been materially injured by frost The
lemon and lime trees have suffered con-
siderably
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A meeting was held last night in The
Fenian Hall, and was numerously attend.
ed, with the view Of making arrangements
for the usual celebration OF St. Patrick'a
Day.
The meeting was enthusiastic, and a
unanimous sentiment prevailed, to make
the coming festival the grandest that our
Irish citizens have yet held in Nashville.
The following committee will meet on
Thursday evening in the Fenian Hall,
Union and American block, at 7:30:
Thos. Farrell, John Whelan,
d Mundy, p OBrien,
Geo A Wright, w Lawless,
Dan'l DougheBy, Mich'I Mccormack,
NJ ] Dolin, Thos Connor,
Phil Olwill, Phil G Breen,
Joseph Smith, Michael Connor,
NJ MeKeon, 4 Kelly,
VIM Flanagan, Chris Power,
Jas Campion, Michael Hughes,
F II Cunningham, P Walsh,
Rich'd GIennon, Thos Murphy,
John Quigley, Martin Dalton,
John Halloran, Bernard McCabe,
Bernard Hynes, NJ ] Martin,
NJ J Mckee, J 8 Mullin,
Thos Stevenson, Arthur Allen,
VIM B Burns, Tom Canning.
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Mr. J. n. Tyner, Republican, was on
Saturday elected TO Congress over 5. A.
Hall, Democrat, to fill the vacancy from
the Eighth Indiana District, occasioned
byiMr. Pratts election to the Senete
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q Northern fruit growers are prospecting
around Jacksonville, Fla, with a view
to settling there to cultivate the peach
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nessee Land Agency Incorporating tn
Tennessee Land Agency Of Memphis
ELECTION OF JUDGES.

LOIKJIN OF JUDtt8.
Senate bill in reference to the election
Of Judges was taken up on motion to
recede from the House amendment pro-
viding for an election in August The
House receded from its amendment so
that as the bill now stands the election
will be held in May.
INACCURATE.
Senate joint resolution providing for
the General Assembly to meet in joint
convention to inaugurate the incoming
Governor was adopted.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock tomorrow.
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he meeting then ad journed.

Recently, Larkin and Green, two
boarders 10 the house of Mr. Elliott and
his son, in Suneook, New Hampshire,
eloped with Elliotts daughter, the sons
wife, and $1,000. Larkin took the
daughter to Boston, seduced, and left
her, and then returned, arriving at SUM
cook as Green and Mrs Elliott were
starting. Sending Green on an errand
Larkin and the woman took the train Tor
Chicago. The latter soon wearied of her
bargain, returned home and was arrested
Green was caught in St. Adams, Vt, and
Yesterday Larkin was arrested in Chica-
90 and sent back in charge ofthe Sheriff
of Suncook
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ferred against then

Eight companies of United States
troops will soon be forwarded to re-en-
force those already in Arizona and the
campaign against the Indians will be
pushed with more vigor than ever before
known.
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By Telegraph.

ST LOUIS, Feb. ga dispatch from
Vicksburg says the steamer Peoria City
sunk at Coles Island. She lies straight,
but it was not known whether che could
be raised, She is insured for $24,166.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 29.-Passed up, the
Havana Of Nashville for Cincinnati.
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Six we'll known citizens of Pamela
county, Miss, were arrested on the night
of the llth inst, by order of Gen. Gillem
and taken to Vicksburg and lodged in
Jail No charge has as yet been pre-
ferred against them.
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Senate bill to incorporate Emory Lodge
of Free and Accepted Masons passed
third reading, with the following amend
ments attached to it:
Incorporating the Masonic High School
of Gallatin; Incorporating the Rock City
Lodge of Nashville: authorizing the
County Court of MARSHALL to sell the
Male and Female ACADEMY of that coun-
ty; incorporating the Bank of the Tens
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THE PENITENTIARY.

On motion of Mr.. Waters the bill pro,
viding for making the Penitentiary self
sustaining was taken up The Commit
tee on the Penitentiary, to whom the bill
was referred, recommended the follow
ing amendments, which were adopted
Providing for advertising in the newspa>
pers of Nashville, Knoxville, Memphis,
Louisville, Cincinnati and st. Louis, for
proposals for leasing the panitentiary;
providing for the employment of sufi-
cient guard and all such officers as may
be necessary; providing that the lnspec-
tor shall take an oath faithfully to dis
charge the duties of said office. Other
amendments, mostly Of a verbal nature,
were also adopted.
Mr.. Mynatt offered an amendment, pro-
vidiug that"corporal punishment shall be
dispensed with. Laid on the table.
The bill as amended passed its third
reading, by ayes Al, noes Is
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House bill for the benefit of james H.
Peck, on third reading, was rejected
ayes &c noes 30.
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BOOTS.
q. City xpithole Branch II Ie


TIME TABLE
On and aflcr Monday, July 27th. nptil ,furshe,
notice, trains VIII arrive and depart eom Pithole az
follows.
DEPART.
500 q w. Connecting nj Oieopslis with trains
Cil the oil Greek q Allegheny River Railway for
lryjne0n, Tidiputc, OIL City, Cory, and points
Fast and West
$50 p FRI, Connecting at Pthoe with stacen
from p'elsautvlIle, Shamburg and Miller Farm
ana at OIcopolis with trims on the Oil Creee
~ AliaInepy ltivcr Railway, for Oil City, Irvine.
,ot, Cory, and points Esai and West
ARRIVE
lu.ib = W, connecting AT Olcopolis with Trans
o. The Oil Creek ALE ;heny River Railway from.
piHts East and est and at Fthoc with stages
for Plrasantville Shamburg and Miller Farm.
4.1O y ~, connecting Mt Oscpo'is with EraihS
ua the Oh Creek h Allegheny River Railway ffa-s
OH City, Cory, lrSinetOn, Tidioutc, AMI pointa
Hast and West.
W W. BRONSON, sry,errsentiant
vsNlIE V Howard & Co, p s. Bartlett Tremor+
| Watch COS, and Nati.nal Watch Co.'S Watch,
ps. can he had at IstiAN Il CD'S.
:tAg.f. rBisiS siHs got NJ ir:STYL r-se
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DUFFALG, CORRY & PIrTsEURe
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,
AXE, effect Mondav. November 2; d, 1853


Takes effect MONDAY. November 2; ID, 1853
NoRTHwARD.
Accommodation leaves Cory $50 p, NJ; Cymer
4, 5 (: Panama Ais; Sherman 4,23; summit 300
p Il Mayville 800 arriving mt Brocton 100 p. m
EXPRESS train leaves Cory a,3 A. NJ Clymcr 9,55
Pana' 10 10 Sherman 1875; SUNNI, 10 $50; May
vile lilo. and arrives at Broct@ ia. NJ.
Mail leaves Cory LIS p. NJ, stopping st all ssa
,ions, arriving at Brocton i.5lP. NJ
SOUTHWARK
Mail train leaves Brocton NJ 900 NJ, stopping at
Ill stations, arrives at Cory nj le,25 p. NJ
EynIe-. leaves BRO ton at 235 p 81. Mayvil,e
325 summit l5 sherman 400; Panama AS
Clymer A3S. and arriving At Cory at sos p. ~
Accommodation leaves BroctOn 100 p. NJ, May
Vile S 10 summit $40, sherman $50, Panama Ok
Cly1ac- G,!5, arriving at Cory AT lo,lo p. Nj.
ooSSEonoNs.
Posse gers leave Buffalo on the Toledo Express
or Day Exp es-, COnu cring at Br octou with trains
for Nav, he, sherman Panama, Clymer and Cory
rOnnrCting at Cory with trains On the on Creek Il.
Il. for liru4yi'H, Miller, Pioneer and Pct Ceni,c.
OH City end Pittsburgh.
Also connecting Mt ,0rrv with trains on the Phil
nd ,lphia Erie Rold, for Philadelphia and Harris
way for Union, MtadHe, Greanyile, Pa. ana
Warren, Ohio, ard jamestown and Rand lph.N Y.
Trains leaving oil City Il, d Is n m. CORY at
o 20 A. M, roUrectirg nj Brocton with tram on Il d
=. 4 r, arriving in Buffalo nj 2,lo p. IN.
Trims leaving OH City nj 9 81 M will eUunec'
with Mail Train leaving Cory AT LIS y. M, ran
recfiuG with Express East on B. Is F K e.. arr,v.
D. IN arriving at Cory at 1o,lO p. M.
Also Connect at Mayvile with Steamboats, on
ChantarQua Lake during season of navigation hr
''''''''' '-' A. r. TREw, sppt.,
Jsnl. Nsyyi'l". N y
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Centre, Tuesday, Jan. 26. {
SEE HER YET.

see her yet, that darkeyed one,
Whose bounding heart God folded up
In His. as shuts, when day is done,
Upon the elf the blossoms cup.
On many an hour lks this we met,
And as my lip did fondly greet her
blessed her us loves amulet
Earth has no treasure dearer, sweeter.
The stars that look upon the hill,
Ana hrcbon ir"m their homes at night,
irs sfft and hc,utiiul, yet still
Not cqns! to hrr ewes of light,
They nave ;he liquid glow OF earth,
TIE sweetness OF II Summer eccn.
rs IL some angel at their birth
Had dipped tnca in the hues OF Heaven
they may not scem to others sweet.
Nor r,d ant with the beams above.
When frs their soft. -ad .ianccs meet
tn" etes of those not born Of love.
Yet wnen on me their tender beams
Are inrnoi beneath lovr's wide control
| Erch sad soft orb of beauty seems
/ To look through mina into my soul.
| see her now. that dark-nyed one,
| Whuse bounding heart God folded mp
| In His, as shuts, when day is done,
| Upon the eli the blossoms cup.
7 Too late we met the burning bum,
1hr aching heart alone can tell,
! How filed our souls with death and pain
When came the last sad word. Farewell
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New MONEY ORpHE SYSTEM On th

New MONEY OKpGE SYSTEM On the
lst i February. proximo, the money order
system between the large towns of North
Germany and TIE United States will be in
nuguraed. The plan ia 10 receive payments
at post offices in the North German Union
and the United States and isanc orders for
the same On the agents of the North Ger
man Lloyd. the amonnis to he limited to
about $50. ard to be calculated at fixed
rate of exchange for both countries. The
arrangement will be similar to those already
mado by the American Post Ofice Depart
meat With the Government Of Switzerland,
except that en- the American side the bnsi-
ness will he done by the North German
Lloyd instead Of the pos: Offices. the Post
Office Department having declined TO enter
,nto the arrangement
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ESTABLISHED, A. D., 1850.

GREAT COMBINED
TALENT-Dr. Il. i. REY.
NOLDS, proprietor. w.
C. LISPENARD, NJ. D.,
Con ,ulting PLY sician and
Surgeon. Rochester, ". Y
Thus is the only office in
the ely where Il permanent
cure of private diseases can
be had without the use of
mercury or change of diet.
We guarantee TO cure Con
orrhno. elect. SyDlilis
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lmpotency, Nocturnal Emissions, or Self Abuse, ID
uinal Emissions. Female Complaints, IN snort, eve
~ nossible form and variety of Sexual Disease.
br. Reynolds Patent French Safe is warranted
safe and sure preventive against disease Price 81,
or three for 80 ,,.r
Dr. Reynol,ls' great work, "THE PRIVATE
MEDICAL GUIDE" beautifully Illustrated with
nearly 300 PAGES. Price 80 cents.
DR.. H. can be successfully consulted on all dis
eases with which The human family is afflicted, with
cures warranted in Nil Durable cases.
No letters will he answered unless they contain
remittanc of one dollar. consultation fee. Consul
'.ion al the Office tree of CHI
Consulting office and Oper atHnoms, corner OF
Mill aud Market directs, up st"irs lsrs"ns calling
tration Of medical talent ensures the sick scien-
tihc and imuruvcd course OF trest!,,nt aud rapid
and permanent cure. . , ,,,,,.- -
An letters addressed 20 Dr T. j. REYNOLDS,
Rochester, y. Y, will meet with prompt atontiur
All cures warranted. Once hours from A. VI. 10
TP.N mchlt ".
Ploase state Whsre yOu saw uI-
advertise Dleuc.
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dbt tpprcen fem ioQ. Gini8e 3tuserl
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Das Bolt bate jtnes 6aus lbriSen6
i@on LANCE ale nperbsrt" be3ei&net.
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Meuiofeiten.

I Die Mn1eritantlaen G%oroerur9e,
5gesen Mericp, betrasen $60,000>00O.
DaS @etter in @ieconfin u1b
}Suinois mar wdbrenb Der leBten Sage
falt unb re9nerti@I gang pte bel uns. g:
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--a Gin. jun9er @ann in pite County
serubte an einem jun9en Mdp@en Mott<
su@t, Don ben @erwanpten oe8 Mdbden8
perfclst wuroe ,er BON ibnen, ba er 1i@
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9en in Stem yort. lief leBte ISOLDE NIT
lbres 9aterS &ut1@er baDort uno lief
ft9 nit ibm trauen. Die iunae DAME
i9ien jebp@ elm 9aar III Der @a9e ee<
funben 3u baben unp tam 19pn ant nd@<
fen Mor9en mad benz elterlt9en 6ault
3uriid unp ia9te bic oan3e @ade 1ei 1,ur
Elm SpaB 9erpeien. Gin Gbel9etpuna8
prc3eb &puroe 19on ein9eleitet. -
- Scptt II. Mun1pn @etreibe Spe<
%culanten in Seem Yort, mel9e ppr furseut
perbufteten baben ibreGreoitoreu uni $751;
900 bel@winoelt.
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cine pre9bytertaner @emeinbe NIT II
Mttsltecern or9ani1rt. ..
90. ~
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2ebmann erbdnete 1i@ am 20ten Mai III
&cd S6lano. Sn 1einer 8rteftaide fanb
man fpl9enoe 3eilen in Deutl9er @pra<
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mir tpani9enspertb, piele @elt 3u per>
la11en, une bite i@ @ott uno ale oute,1
@briiten UNI @ereebun9, @ater, III beire
5anoe befeble i@ meinen @ei1t".
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Bofon,3 81. Mai. - @bapmann'd
8a9enfabrif in Ganabribae brannte sQe:
fern al. 8erluft ST.. 600. , ~<ys
2put6nille Da6 Dry@ GOODS ST.
|i9dft pom Bm. s. Mnbre.pS feute feline
3ablun9en Elm. Die Standardization
bes 5aufe6 ioQen Ilber cine MtQicn Dol
lars betra9e11. .,.% .-. ... -. >+ &c.,. .s'. ~.
Yttt6bur@ 81. Mai. Dabr,e,ntp
zines befttgen @epttter6 am beutiaen
Sage tpuroe Trau MarY Eutin in ibrem
@aule bur9 ben 8liB 9et1btet, als fe
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1alieBen nplte. ~ " ...,~ '.'+ @
nttca,, 90 Mai.s DaDis' Ebeater
uno swei@ obnbdui brannten lebteNa9t
nieeer. @erluf' $4,000 -, ~ Il .
2iserpopL 80. Minifer Mot-
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WaYpr Der .Staot unb ben amerifantl@n
@onlul empfansen. Die 9anpelstamn1et
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den. ,.r ~.,, - r." AK 49,
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Scra, @bef Der @rtiuerie, 1T gum. Gene
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part& 20 Mai. -Burlinaauae unp
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9aben i'm '@ranb 9otel ben General Dir
Elm &bi&teps 8anbuet 3u :&pel9en 1000
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9eno mel@es &elultot bic &esterur9 oou
Gina ioQ rte S%niur9entet, auf Guba ale
t%rie9sfu3renpe Ma@t anertannt baben.
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5&uitsen unb bic 8ruf bereertGtet (trtmnaeo sern) nereea.
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ut.rbalt tes Rnieeelentes unb an ben 5interptsrtein pom feds
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ttre Angetute antprrien ~ f6nnsn.
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ttne 0asrantte tdsnlid Der In meiner Anjeise pom s. yldrj
fur Sa(a&tsteb %serlaasterl bei9eilst fstn, von. Swet perant'
ho.tl.den Varttex auSQeheQt. fir BE tAeuiTenbafe Musflts
ru:s ess Gentra!tt, weaa esrfelbe er,tits ue sea flQten.
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S~srbehllttn.
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as %sorbanotn fem n5sen, penn teine ia Fnb 70 rereea Ae
0eri&t iobalb jpI6e a~ntan9en.
ausetute mIHen beuht& lbef&rteben ftta ,.grspsfatS for
frefb Beef. xnb an ben llattrasiAneten atireltrt nt.sea. Il
q. s.. @tlundr.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-09

A. T. Stewart the great dry goods
man Of New York. after retiring
from the Cabinet immediately re.
turned to business in New York.
Speaking Of business reminds ~ that
the kind Of business transacted at
the Drug Store Of Price & Lowry Is
coRtinued With the earnest zeal and
rsctitude that has made tho fortune
Of such men Is Stewart. They are
no respecters Of persons. but deal
alike with oil.