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sas river. and constitutes the grand thor
onghfare from the Northwest to the South
east. When we make the proposed con
nection with the Memphis road, We viii
be also branch Of the New Orleans line,
Connecting With the great artery Of trade
leading from the Southwest to Northeast
There is no conflict between the two-in
fact. they are mutually advantageous 70
each other; for while the Memphis branch
will tap the rich valley of Arkansas river
sixty miles below Little Rock, and pour. a
portion of her wealth over that road into
the lapTof Memphis, it viii form con
meeting link in the tide OF trade and
travel, flowing North and Southwest Of
the Mississippi river. While the State
has granted lavishly her aid to the Little
Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans Road
which, with prudent management, Sc
cures its early completion, no aid has been
granted TO the Memphis branchi and we
must. in great degree, look to the Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad Company
to construct our branch, with such aid as
we can render by land subscriptions. The
State has granted liberal aid to the Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad Company
and they will be able 10 complete their
main line by he lst of January next;
thus they will have nothing to do but
come down and take our trade. ss,
Here have one Suggestion 60 make
the State has granted $4,000 per mile 70
the Arkansas Midland Road from Little
Rock TO Helena-one section OF this road
from little Rock 10 Whiteriver was near
ly parallel with the Memphis road. |
would respectful i ssuggest to these oom-
panies to consolidate their State aid and.
build the road from DeNall's Bluff, and
from themes 10 Little Rock unite with the
Memphis road ami tthns save dfty-two
miles Of road. The State aid thus saved
could hsused on tiia Pine Blur branch.
and insure its early completion; and by
hus giving Helena her Litae Rock con
nections would al the same time give her
he benefit of connection with the rich
rade Of Pine BIifand heeStension south
10 New Orleans, or southwest into Texas.
These suggestions are thFpwnaout for the
banef, Of all Concerned. 1t does seem
clear that two. lines from Little
Rock TO White river, eastward, viii be
simply absurd and will not pay.
Our people have no money, ,-but We have
he finest lands III the world, which are
now productive for want Of cultiYa-
ion. Taxes are burdensome. We can
subscribe them as stock in these roads at
4 fair valuation, and thus get clear OF
.s,xes. Theroads being buH willcpen up
.he country and bring them into cultiva-
ion. and thus make them valuable to set
lers and a source of ravehue 10 the State;
which will aid in reducing our now oner-
)us load oftaxation. Who can hesitate TO
portion Of their lands under
hese circumstances?
JEFFERSON.
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Monday, ihe zist Iune, 1863,

In front OF the Commercial Hotel, in he city
OF Memphis, tennessee, expose for sale, at
public outery, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
and sell the following Ends lying and being
ia Mississippi county, Arkansas, to-Yit; The
W y of r. = OF section g. section IS 8 f 4 of
section y, y = OF " = o. section 2, town
= = section Is, section 10, W 4 section %, n W
a section -, r y of section 80, section s., Sec
ton B, township Is, north range esst; sec
section Is, section l5, y = section - section q
section a, section - Z = and n " = section
ship IA, north range 5 east also, W Is OF sec
tiOn g. + = OF section 4, ; " q of section T. S r
4 of section 5. z Il Of section 5, fractional
section and fractional section To- IN town
ship II, north ronge east; east fractional =
of section ~, west fractional y OF section -
r = OF section -, f = OF section 81 see
W = OF section II, 5 " "a OF section y. WI
ard ; + "A OF section o. s W a Of section s3
township ., north range 9, east; v = Of sec
section 5, W = OF section 9, section II, section
Is, section 10, section % fraction Of section -.
section 30, \ y Of section 81, NV a. west OF
river, OF section - section =, section 2, sec
ttOn "a = Of section >, r y OF section I3
township ~ north ranges east; section 70,
township H. north range Il east containing
Also, ,an undivided Interest Of aS0l acres
more or less. in and to the following described
6T75 acres, more or less la Mississippi county,
Arkansas, tO-wit: ...- T.....
Fraction OF section y, township ii, north
range east; fraction OF section y. : " frac-
uonal OF section q, + a of section y, Z y
and s W Z Of section 81, y Y Of section 81,
y w "a Of section %, township Is, north range
9 east; n + a section p, W = OF : W. of Sec
ton Il, township Is. north range 10 east; Z Z
Of section 81, section 3, township L. north
range II east; section II, section 3. section s6
township a, north range n east; = OF
seetion !, W * of 4 Of section H. town
ship l3, north range II east; i = and y W "a OF
section Q, township 4, north range 9 east; W
X Of section }, v = OF section A. Sc \ of
section y, f y OF E "a of section 8, y + u of
section II, y + = OF Section %, ) + q Of se.-
ton 49, township "A, north range east.
The sale Will be peFemptOry and at tiie
time and place stated, commencing az thel
hour of eleven o'clock am. The equity OF
redemption and dover interest Of the said
Jeptha FOwlkes and his wife Sarah W
Fowlkes is expressly waived IN said Trust
Deed. The title is believed TO be perfect, but
] sell and convey only as trustee
The sale is made to secure the payment of
the note OF Jeptha FOwlkes, described In said
Trust Deed, for S33, ,0l5 90, and due lst May,
1859, and In the hands of III. 8 Smith, unpaid.
JAMES b. BEST, Trustee
Clerk Circuit Court Mississippi county, Ark
Beecher Belcher, Attorneys. nlyl9
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HAVANA


HAVANA, May l5.1fhe reports
previously sceiYed from both Span
ish and Insurgent sources greatly ex-
aggerated the proportions of a fight at
Los Merios, ON the Sd inst. More re-
liable accolNats are now at hand,
which reduce the affair to skirmish.
The Spaniards and Rebel troops IN
the interior are suffering equally
from fevers, aud it is said many OF
the latter are dying from want of
shelter and medical attendance.
Trains are again running on Hrin-
cipe, NHevitas and Puerto Railroad.
Another battalion of MobileiZed ne
gro troops left for active service in the
field.
The Diar0 Of to-day contains a re-
port that the insurgents have burned
the towns of Sabinoa, Cascorro and
Guimora, but the P0se de Ct6d doubts
the truth Of the report.
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Ts5gw MEMPHIS
CORRESPONDENCE.
A Agricultural College wanted.

An Agricultural College Wanted.
Edit@s Of Appeai Seeing by Che pro-
,eedings ofthe Agricultural meeting, heia
nj lI3rownSyille, and tlIeactionof the chai r
man since, that Committee on Ekpeff
mental YARNS has been appoiNed, 10 re-
! port al tho July meeting, ask
a small space in your paper, more
to call the attention of the public to this
ksul,eel an,l to elicit ADLER advocates, than
I 10 express nv own views y 'tNt-''l~
Relieving the establishment of an agri-
cultural college indispensable to correct
| knowledge 10 osuecsssfully- conduct such q
| farm-such an Institution as was advoca-
! ted by Abraham Cowley more than two
hundred years ago. should be established,
alike free to rich and poor, where the
sciences are made practically useful to all;
an institution like the one established
by .the lamented DIR. COssett in Kentucky,
forty wears ago, whore the students la
bored in the farm two hours each day 70
pay their board, would go far towards ele-
waiting that profession, of all others the
most ancient, useful and necessary, and
from which all other professions derive
their sustenance. The failure of that cOl-
lcgs If Ii can he called a failure} is attrih-
tis,.l,le 10 The fact of having been founded
forty wears TOO soon, It's founder having
lived that many years ahead OF the times.
Then ihe black man y as he only laborer.
Parents hen educated only the sons se-
lected fo1ephe bar or the 1EsenlapiaTl pro
fession s,hile .he farmer boys education
Was uegllcied. Times have changed.
The da, j. ,awning when ii re-
auires Alentiiic research 70 develop tle
mines of wealth hid in mother earth The
mos, numerous class vho have ever been
kept "a the background tthe farmer and
mechanic by lie educated professional
minority. which is always largely in the
nlajuril $ inpHthe high positionsof profit
and place in our national councils.
Tho farmer and mechanic must be elc r
waited to = Ike standard, 10 do which, a
college in West Tennessee--such an one as
Edenburg boasts OF. where the degrees of
Bachelor and Master OF Agriculture are
conferred on ,ba graduate.
The pulse OF the large landowners
must ba reached on This subject. Public
7piri. viii prompt some OF them, I hope,
tu don lte l.lnd sufficient for this important
enterpri7a. The committees appointed, no
doubt, would be- gra;ified 10 he able, in
their report, 10 state one, two or three
hundred acres had been tenlerei theih.
Congressional and legislative aid would
he secured ihe snoncr.
Where isrthore q philsnthroris: who
could rrIuse aid 10 50 noble cause--Vo
bestow literally 20 an institution destined
to beRrii. tAe present and future genera
tion-an aci thai would gid his name with
lasting heHar after IA is dead and gone.
4 FARMER. 7
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO

special DsspnteA 10 Meaqhis -APpeaLl
CAIRO, May ls.-Arrived: Silver
Spray, Cincinnati to New Orleans, 10
am; Belle st. Loals, st. Louis TO
Memphis, PM; Robt. Burns, Gin
cinnati to Memphis, 8 pm.
The river fell 10inehes. Cloudy.
Mercury Coz. t-
The Silver Spray is deeply laden.
The Belle st. Louis has moderate
trip.
The Cumberland river is falling,
with four and a half feet on Harpeth
Shoals.
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GALVESTON. 95U

GALVESTON. May l6.-Gen. Rey-
nolds informs the Chairman Of the
Republican Executive Committee that
he has selected all Registrars for the
State, and that if the Presidednt issues
an order for an election in Texas IL can
be held at any time in July, or at the
time designated by the late Oonven-
ton.
last season as lighter, left few days
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Strawberries! Strawberries !!

TNHE finest and best Favored Strawberries
ii in the market can be had at the lowest
rates at L. H. FLYNN'S, No. 80 Beai street.
Hotels, restaurants, steamboats,, private fam
lies, pienics, fairs. or excursions supplied on
the most reasonable terms. Strawberries de-
livered free OF charge In any part OF the city.
These Straw berries are raised by Mr.. Shep-
herd, of Raleigh, and are well known for
their superiority. All orders promptly at
tended 70. Z. H. FLYNN, Il
myi8 No. so Beal street.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

1 EIEgt5 211l .E8cE
ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-Arrived-Bis-
marck. Weather cloudy and cool.
The river has fallen eight inches.
CAIRO, May Is Down Silver
Spray and Belle ST. Louis. -
CINCINNATI, May 1s.-The river IS
falling-twenty-four feet in channel.
Weather fair but cool. .--- 49,
NEW ORLEANS, May 1s.7Departed
-Kilgour and Bee and Barges for st.
Louis; Louisiana for Louisville. Ar
rived-DeXter.
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since for New Orleans for repairs
When Off the mouth ofMermentln, on
the 18th inst, she sprung a leak ano
sunk i'm thirteen EathOms water. ~
lives lost.
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NEW OELEARs.

"
NEW ORLEANS, May lS.-lnlorina-
ton las been received here of break
in the Grand Levee at Harris, Point
COupee, half a mile above the new
work which hes Just been completed.
Ii was break just closed at great ex-
pense, which flooded so large a por
ton Of West Louisiana the last two
years. The break just reported, how
ever, is said not to ihvOlve any such
damage, as the leVee is some distance
from the river edge, and the water at
the break is only six feet deep. The
break is reported one hundred and
fifty yards vide, but from the high
stage Of the water Il VIII be difficult if
not impossible TO close the break.
NilIere creVasse, ia st. Bernard Par
ish is abandoned as hopeless, THE
break is now several Hundred feet
wide, and a great volume of watel.
sweeping uninteTiEptedly back to the
lakes.
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A BRIEF aIIusion 70 the origin ofthis import
ant discovery may not prove unfnteresting.
Among the authenticated records Of the re
nowned Captain Cooks voyage around the
world, Is found the statement, that while so
burning for short time on the Brazilian
Coast Of South America, he observed the na-
ives using, IN the preparation Of their food,
peculiar oil, Which, upon examination, he
found 10 possess the Appearance, taste and
flavor OF Butter; upon fuEther INQUIRY, how
ever, he ascertained that 1t was simply sub
and imperfect manner nom q rich and luxu-
riant plant that grew spontaneously and
abundantly in that warm tropical country.
A few years ago an eminent French chemist,
willis on professional visit 10 the tropics,
made numerous experiments with. this re-
markable production OF nature, and succeed
ed in extracting n concentrated essence OF the
plant. The formula for It's preparation. ana
The sole Right for the sale in this country are
whom IL was purchased from the original dis
cOVeFer. We claim for this remarkable. vet
simple and perfectly harmless preparation
Ist- That by Its use net gain OF hon 80 10
~ per cent. Is made Ia the manufacture OF
Butter. t9H lI
2d. That Butter, which from age or what
ever cause, may be strong. rancid, stEeaked or
cOarSe-gralned, and com nparatiyely useless for
general use by the aid of this Extract IS re-
stored TO its original freshness and sweet ness,
fine grain and even color.
3D.. BY the use Of this Extract, one pound OF
delicious, fresh Butter is actually made nom
sth. That a pure and excellent table Batter
can be made, at cost OF from Is to 20 cents
per pound The chief expense wherein being
Butter, which Is the essential base
5th- That Butter Is manufactured by the
aid OF this Extract Is equal in every respect to
the best butter made by the ordinary method.
eth The Extract, after thorough analysis,
by able chemists, Is pronounced perfectly free
rom any deleterions substance, the ingredi-
ents being purely Of vegetable nature.
7th. In proof of the foregoing assertions, the
factory of this Company is making one ton of
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
in the New York market, and is consumed
from the tables OF the first hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city and else
where.
sample package OF the EXTRACT (suff-
cient 10 make MY pounds OF Butterl, with
full directions for uSaRwT III be sent to any ad-
dress on the receipt Wsi.
CAUT10N.-As all articles Of real merit are
subject to spurious limitations we would spe-
cially caution the public against counterfeits
and worthless limitations, advertised IS pow
ders, compounds, etc, as the Extract OF the
Butter Plant IS prepared and Sold only By
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CsT OLA TIA
EXTERNAL APPLICATION,

No Internal EdJuvAnts being required in any
case, only toregulate the bowels, II constipa-
ted, or I'M Dlarrhea or Dysentery. -
The PILES, while astonishingly prevalent
in their various forms amongst all classes of
both sexes, are, at the same time, the most
distressing, frequently dangerous, and hith-
erto most difficult of cure. p.
Persons who suffer any length of time with
the Piles generally try everything they can
learn of purporting 10 cure the disease, yet
realize no permanent advantage therefrom.
They. have been told professionally, perhaps,
there was no permanent cure for Piles and
consequently have despaired of any fnfure
cessation from pain and suffering.
To all such a SPECIFIC Is offered for their
relief The
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BUTTER.
/. Z i, ~ IA. >TH
ECONOMY BUTTER co

Ask tke.aitentiOn OF all Interested IN the re-
duetiOn OF the extFavagant cost OF Butter, to
Iheir practical and economical system of max
ting pure prime Butter by aid OF The
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FOR WHITE RIVER. ~

Memphis s1id Arkaiassls River Packet 90 !
- White River I P. :. RiaIl Packet -
NAFOMA NSfIf1ri ra.tst L.
Iiiis splenfsid passrF, srisiraaaeF =, ! = =
VIII leave as above 1911
THC ItSnAY, 21tb inst. a. ) pm ~ -
Z. \. kENDili, Agent,
mys iid So4 Front tstreei, Mosbs Block
Regular Memphis ana White River Packet.
This saperb Passenger packet H.
will leave as above -
: THURSDAY, a8th inst az ) pm.
..fr4. q. r MART WALT 4 CO., gents,
nyIS - Front street
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ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis, May lS.-Jas. b. Gibson,
Il grocer OF this city, received An in
voice Of Japan tea to-day vie the Pa
cific Road, only thirty day from Go-
kOhama.
A large number Oi the Presbyterian
clergymen have gone from here to at
tend the General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church, South, at Nash
vile.
A Salt Lake dispatch Of yesterday
says: At 10 O'Clock this morning Brig
ham Young broke the first ground on
the Utah Central Railroad near Weber
river, Immediately below Ogden City:
It is expected the road viii be COM
pIeted To this city by October next.
An Omaha telegram says Gen. Rug
giles, a. a. g., OF the Department of
the Platte. received telegram from
Fort Mcpherson to-day, advising him
Ofa fight Of seven conBpanies Of the 5ths
Cavalry, under Gen. Carr, while COM
ing from Kansas toward Mcpherson.
They encountered a camp of J'J Chey-
ennes, which they attacked. The In
dians left twenty-five dead upon the
field, and carried of q large number OF
wounded. The entire camp and camp
equipage was captured. Gen. Carr Is
still pursuing. When Last heard from
he was at Medicine Lake Creek.
Three soldiers were killed and two
men and an officer wounded. 1t Is
probable that another Hght will occur.
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RIVER NEWS.
noATs LEAYINe THIs pAY.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Steamer G.. W. Cheek, lFriar's Point
. pm. F asHs aoa.~
Steamer Mary Houston, New Or
leans, pm.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer MolIie Gratz, st. Louis.
3i - Magenta, New Orleans.
s Z" Virginia, New Orleans.
-,e 8 RObt. f. Lee, New Orleans
DEPARTURES.
Steomer. Magenta, st, Louis.
!" Belle Memphis, st. Louis,
-" Virginia, louisville.
." Robt. Il. Lee, Louisville
% Linton, Evansville. 5t
:" t. H. Allen, Arkansas river
St, Francis, st. FIR, river.
"" Des Arc, White river.
IN FORT.
Laura, Mollie Gratz.
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FOREiGh.


LONDON, May lS.-Reyerdy John
son has written q note to the authOrl-
ties of Southampton, declining a ban
quet IN his behalf He took occasion
TO express his gratihcatiOn of the ex-
tinctiOn Of the late apprehensions Of
Hnfriendly relations between Great
Britain and the United States. He
was assured that the people OF both
countries regard war as direct ca
lamity.
LoSDoN, May lS.-The .Sista oaca, in
an article on the Alabama claims
treaty, SAYS the idea OF awaiting
further expression Of opinion from
Parliament or Congress, commits the
business 10 an iRsetinite postpone
ment. ..ttE EaEl- IG 4lts
Engiand'5 sentiments have been
clearly pronounced. She j. still pre-
pared 70 submit to a proper tribunal
the question Of wroR6 and damages,
but any attempt to open the contro-
Nersy on any prepOster0lls grounds
Whatever, the American sentiment
is absurd, and from this position
England cannot reeede.r .e- ca.
PARIS, May ls.-The election, in
this viciIety, l. likely to result favor
ably for the opposition, bat the gene
nal result, Throughout the country,
leaves but little hope for that party.
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, MAY lS.-
The Vieeroy of Egypt sailei from here
yesterday, on tour through Europe.
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BED.

La4NyElAt his residence. on lThlfd street.
yesterday morning, at o'clock, Captain f. p.
LANE. Due notice will be given ofhis funeral.
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Laura, Afollie Grat;
RvEas. WEAIREa AND sysIsEss.


MEMrHIs GAS WORKS, May ls.
River rose /! inch in past "a hours.
Below City high water mark, 5 feet
G inches. Below high water mark of
1867, 6 feet inches. i9rg
CHAS. GOODWIN +
The rise, as we predicted, did not
amount to much at this point. To-
morrow we win no doubt report tho
beginning of the decline, and from in
dieations it will be many days before
another swell reaches US. We regard
all danger Of an overflow as past. Our
dispatches give the latest news from
all points above. The Arkansas and
White rivers are falling. The Cum
berland is falling with about feet on
the shoals. Weather cloudy and cool
for the season. with high wind nearly
all day Yesterday. The local packets
went out with good trips.
MISCELLANEOUS.
We are panied to record the death
Of Capt. Ed Lane, which took place at
his residence on Third street, in this
city, on Monday night. Capt. Lane
owned the Celeste while she ran in the
Memphis and Arkansas river trade,
and still, we believe, retained an in
terest in her at his death He was
well known as a quiet, unobtrusive
gentleman, and had many friends In
this city,. The flags of the steamers in
port were carried at halfmast during
the day in respect to his memory.
The r. +. Lee passed up yesterday
for LOuisVilea,
The Magenta, which has at all times
pretended to have peculiar claims
upon Memphis, is the only steamer
upon the river that charged delegates
to the Convention full fare. The dele
gates sent here from Helena were
mulcted by these liberal seekers after
Memphis patronage more even than
the regular packet rates.
The Mary Houston, Capt. Dunham,
with Messrs. Walker and Pennington
in the Office, leaves to-day for New
Orleans and way ports.
The Linton left last night for Evans
VILE with 2j0 bales cotton.
The Belle Memphis got away Tor st.
Louis with a good passenger trip.
The Geo. W. Cheek, Capt. Jim Lee,
will leave. at her regular hour to-day
for Friar's Point and all way landings.
B. p. Field and Stack lee are her pop
ular clerks.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF HERNANDo ISsuRANcE Co.,l
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 10, 1853.
NTOTICE Is hereby given that dividend Of
N ten per cent. was.t1is day declared upon
the capital stock Of the Hernando Insurance
Com pany, free Of Government tax.
myl1 b. y. MAY, Secretary.
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or the Circuit Court OF Mississippi county at
the April Term, 1863. in the ease OF H. s.
Smith vs. sarah W. FOwikes ct al, / was ap-
pointed Trustee in the room and stuad or Do
Zier Thornton, deceased, 70 act under certain
Decd or Trust executed on the 10th day OF De
eember, 1855, By Jeptha aud Sarah W
FOwlkes, which was recorded IN the Regis
ter's Office OF Mississippi county, Arkansas, In
Record Book No. 4, pages 49, aud 1913 on the 22d
December, lSjS, and again recorded 18th A1i-
gust, 1857, IN Record Book vol. lst, pages 90,
p and y; now, therefore, by virtue or the pro-
visions OF said Deed Of Trust and the author-
ity given to me TO act as Trustee under the
aforesaid Decree OF the Chancery Court Of
Mississippi county, VIII, Oa - .
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HemorrhOids or Piles

,HF @ TTFlE Ma
WHETHER OF LONG STANDING OR RE
w cent origin, internal or external, whether
attended with Prolapsus, Hemorrhage or OBJ
suuction, and all by
s. 2 a : .
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.

NJ CALARTpS Pure Vegetable Colorlng, 81
pound, sufficient TO give a rich golden yellow
10 900 pounds OF White Batter; so cents per
sample package, sent to any address. No
farmer should be without Il, as white and
streaky Butter Is worth from six 70 ten cents
rich yellow. feb4