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CLAKENCE II: CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance aud Executive Com
mittee.
HENRY D. COOKE, yice-rresident
EMERSON W PET, Secretary and Actua2y.
This Company, National in character, offers, b.
reason OF its Large Capital Low Rates Of Premium and
New Tables, the most desirable Of lsuring i1c
yet presented TO the public.
The rates OF premium being largely reduced, &c
as favo able to the insurers those of the Lest Mutnu
Companies, and avoid all the complications and uuoeF-
talntleS OF Notes, Dividends and tile nissan erstandg
which the latter are so apt to cause tile
Several new and attractive tables presented,
which need only 10 be Understood to prove accrptb
the public, such the INCOME PRODUCING POLE
CY and RETURN PREMIUM POLICY. IN the former,
the poicyhodcr only lite insurance paya-
bic at death, but Will receive, If living, period
few years. annual income equGt to ten per cent. 10
per cent? Of the par Of his poHcY. In the latter the
Company agrees to return to the assured the total amount
Of money he has paid in, in addition 10 HE amount his
policy.
The attention of persons contemplating insurng Their
lives or increasing the amount of Insurance they already
have is called the special Advantages offered By tic
National Life Insurance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and ul particulars given ap-
pcaton to the Branch Office OF the Company, to the
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY.
UNDER DIRECTION or
:; a; f h rs N Of the Board OF Dlrect,is.
j. z. TUCKER, Manager.
Merchants Tx change, state ST., Boston.
every City amh Town; and applications
from com ,saIenf parties for such ..:encip,
with suitable enti"rsrnaent. aaoulsi ssa .s4i-
dressed to a'askE4s 1aGssaEiG,
EBPsta.t. " q.
Special Agent for waldo Coums,. ISL
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PORTLAND C III aCEIAS LINE.
4 rRM 1HG STEAMER

Il e. wv Z s. ~ - II
Capt. CHARLES DEERING, will, leave PORTLAND,
on FRIDAY. March 5th, Tor ROCKLAND CAMDEN
BELFAST, CAsTlNE and the usual Landings far
MACIIlAS. RE URNING-Wi i'll reach BELFAST on
TUESDAY afternoon, and PORTLAND the same night
For further particulars apply to u. d. PiNkHAM,
Pr
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III. r. g 80 III q NJ,
House & Ship Painter,

PAPER-uANGING, CRAVING, GLAZING, WHITE
WASHING, ENAMELlNG AND VANISHING.
Painting and rapering Front Entries; Parlors and Sit
ting Rooms made speciality.
GRAlNING WITH "MACHINL,' II OIL.
R work done in the best manner. Orders lett on
Slate promptly attended TO.
Shop in next building north Of New England House
Gsnsp33 HIGH 81, bELfAol, NE
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The thimhle, originally called "thumbell,"
and afterwards "thumble," is a Dutch inyen-
tion and was unknown in England until the
year 1908.
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BRANCH OFFICE,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFICERS.

Where the general business of the Company is rauacte
and to which MI general correspondence should be ad
dressed.
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THE RISE GOLD
THE DEMAND.

Bears comparison to the rise of SONOMA WINE
BITTERS in public estimation, G. A. RICHARDS s
co, Boston, sole proprietors.
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MARRIED..

In Cushing March I'd, by A. S. Fales, ESQ, Mr. L
Norton Payson and Miss Avesta Wiley, both Cushn,
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SHIP NEWS.
AGRICULTURAL.

r6NHE TRUSTEES OF THE WALDO COUNTY
4 Agricultural Society are hereby notified at
the Court House this city, Saturday March TO- 1869,
at O'Clock, z. N. A. D. CHASE, Secretary
Belfast, March 10, 1869 35
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY

FHNHE next Court Of Bankruptcy, for the County OF
4 Waldo will be held al the office of the Register OF
Probate, i'll Belfast, on the twentieth day OF April
AID. 1869, at o'clock, p. NJ.
PETER TEACHER.
Register in Bankruptcy, 9Th Cong. Dist, Nc.
Belfast. March 1, 1869. 24tt
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fffV5s 6. T. LOMBARD,
SURGEON IDI.I.J rs E I.
OFFICE OVER IL. Il. JulINsON's STORE,
PIsaENHx ROW, ssEzEAeg, MAINE

HAvING BOUGHT OUT DIX. BURGESS, ne
L. will be happy to wait his Old customers and the
public generally Teeth filled aud restored to orig
nai shape. Teeth with exposed treated and filled.
Artificial teeth OF the best quality inserted reasonable
rates. Gold and Silver Plat taken in ,AcliE&e. All
work warranted Teeth extracted without pain il desired
u, I. LpN3A!D.
REFERENCES.
JOHN y. LINCOLN, NJ D., !.funsv az; j. u. I.Dll.
BARD, Dentist, Drunsw lex: a. v. hiEICALF. Ner-
ch mt, Bruns wick; \: G. rENNEY, Editor Rrun-,y
Telegraph; r. IL. CUANlNGlAAi, NJ. d., Wi-ctssct ,
OWEN ST. c. O'BRlEN, NJ. D.. bristol. liI5
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Wharfage and Storage,
On the principal Wharf in the iarbor at reasonable
terms. Inquire OF
1871 w. Ha. SIMPSON.
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Gods livery is a very plain one; but its
wearers have good reason to be content
1t II have not SO much gold lace about it
as Satan's, it keeps out foul weather better,
and besides, it is a great deal cheaper.
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Commereial Convenlien.

A meeting of the Committees on Ar
rangements and Excursiop was called
for yesterday afternoon, at Odd Fellows
Hall, and about twenty persons were
present. Mr.. W. l.. Stewart presided aud
Mr.. Ben. K. Pullen was secretary.
Captain Elem Calvert, Captain Larry
Harmstad and Mr.. e. A. Levy all re-
ported that the several lines of boats
would bring delegates and invited guests
to the convention ct halt fares.
Captain s. b. Beaumont, Superin :
tendent of the Little Rock railroad, stated
that the same class of passengers would
be carried free on the various railroads
centering in Memphis.
Mr.. A. E. FARMLAND, from the Com
mittee on Hall, submitted most excel
lent report, accompanied with diagram
of the manner liz which it was intended
to arrange Greenlaw Opera House for the
accommodation of delegates, visitors
from abroad, members Of the press, end
the public generally, during the conven-
ton.
Practical suggestions we're made by
Colonel Lenow, Col. Beaumont, Mr.. II.
A. Hamilton and Alderman Dyer, and
the report was unanimously adopted.
On motion, Col. Lenow and Alderman
Dyer were appointed committee TO wait
on W. H. Cherry, Esq., President of the
Chamber of Commerce, to request him
to cali meeting of ell the Convention
committees, to be held in the Chamber
of Commerce, a. four o clock on Thurs
day afternoon.
The meeting then adjourned.
The following named delegates,to rep
resent the city of Memphis and the Mem
phis Chamber Of Commerce in the Com
mercial Convention, will please meet
promptly at the Chamber of Commerce
todd Fellows Hal) this Wednesday af-
tsrnoon at four O'clock.
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Commercial Convention.

The members of the Chamber Of Com
merce, and all the committees appointed
for the Commercial Convention, are
earnestly requested to meet at the Cham
Der of Commerce on Thursday, the 18th
inst, at 81 o'clock pm.
A prompt and general attendance is
highly important in view of the near ap-
proach of the Convention, and it is de-
sirable that all persons interested in
making the same success should meet
and consult together.
Reports of the various committees will
be expected. W. II. CHERRY,
President Chamber Of Commerce.
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srw MEMPHIS rarArra.


o. Friday evening, the 18th inst, q
grand testimonial benefit has been ten
dered to Mrs. W. c. Thompson, on which
occasion the following named ladies and
gentlemen win appear: Mrs. Nora
Cbapsky, Miss Wilkinson, Miss Ennis,
Mrs. Steinkuhl, Mrs. Nellie Taylor, and
Mr. Eugene Lehman, Mr.. B. Newton
Hart, Mr.. Charles NJ. Strauss, Lou. Lou
brie, Henry Farmer, Prof. G. Phi. Wink
Ter, Mr.. B. "A. Hollenberg, Prof. Fl. g.
Hollenberg, Prof Tepe. and all the ladies
and gentlemen Of the Philharmonic So
ciety, together with full band under the
direction of Prof Handwerker.
The performance will commence with a
Grand 0lio Parlor Concert. under the direction
Mr.. a. b. HoIIenberg, Cavatina.
Henry Farmer. Flute solo obligato-piano
Accompaniment. Prof. Winkler.
Mhs wilkinson, fsvorite song.
Prot. Hollenberg. Violin Solo.
Mrs, Nora Chapsky. selection.
philharmonic. Quartette.
Miss Ennis (sorg), CONSIDER the Lilies. how
they Grow"
Philharmonies. Solo and Chorus.
To conclude with Brougham's spark.
ling comedy of Flies in the Web; or,
the Game of Lore.
CorrydOn Foxglove, attorney at law. Lou.
Loubrie.
Paul Weldon. Eugene Lehman.
Jacob Chubb, B. N. Hart.
Alice Deyereux, Mrs; 9. d, Steinkuhl.
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Delegates appointed 10 represcnt lnc
Memphis railroads will please meet with
us. W. 81. CHERRY, Chairman,
Some of the gentlemen on the differ
ent committees have worked with UNI
firing zeal and deserve great credit,
while others have never moved q peg.
Colonel Lenew has devoted his whole
time and energies to the work, and has
accom- plished much in collecting the
necessary funds for the Convention. The
gentlemen on the Finance Committee
state that among ell classes they meet
encouragement, and mention some
pleasing Incidents. In their rounds the
other day they came to a little shop on a
back street, occupied by two tailora.
One of the gentlemen remarked that ii
was not worth while to 90 in there, for
they would get nothing Another in
sisted on entering. which they did. They
found the two men plying the needle
with all haste, and one of their wives was
hard at work on sewing machine, The
leader of the party stated their business in
a few plain words to the men who hardly
raised their heads. They heard all the
com mittee had to say, and then one Of
them stated they could not give more
than a dollar, and asked if so small a
sum would be accepted The committee
assured them that it would. The man
then produced the dollar from his
scanty fund, and the committee de-
parted with brighter faces aud better
opinion of human nature than ever.
The rich may give out of their abun-
dance, but these poor men, like the widow
of old, gave, as it were, all that they had,
and the spirit in which they gave 1t might
teach beautiful lesson to many who
make greater pretensions.
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News I'm Brief.

General John T.. T. Sneed, Of Somer-
vile, is in the city. % /
Miss Armour's school is to have a pic
mic at Ridgeway tomorrow. sHnaB
Mr.. Pearne, Chief of Police, is out Of
the city--gone to Philadelphia.
Captain James O. Durf, of the Ava.
laache, has gone to Louisville.
Hon. Logan H. Roots, member of Con-
gress from Arkansas, is at the Peabody
Hotel
Coroner's inquests in Shelby county,
from April /, 1869, to the same time this
year, cost s45O6 IS.
Fourteen cases appeared on docket at
the Adams street stationhouse this morn
ing. Ten of them were State cases.
Warrants issued by Shelby county since
April l., 1867, sS62,843 10. OF this
amount $56S, Alb IA have been red eemed.
The strawberry festival of DR.. Ford
church, which comes off shortly, Bids
fair to be one of the most attractive and
agreeable affairs Of the season.
ALE Burnett, the worldrenowned hu.
morist and facial artist, is expected to
arrive tomorrow, and will shortly appear
at the New Memphis Theater for series
of nights.
General O'Neal, the grand Head Gen.
ter of the Fenians and the hero of Ridge.
way, is expected to arrive this afternoon,
and will be received with public honors
by his many friends in this city. To-
night he will have a public reception at
the Assembly Hall.
Mrs. Thompson's benefit Friday night
promises to have an unusually fine at
tendance. The lady deserves such a
testimonial from this people, on retiring
from her profession entirely, and we
hope the house win be so full that the
peoples elbows will stick out at the
windows.
Fifteen or twenty persons leave this
afternoon for Louisville to attend the
Gait House ball tomorrow night. 1t
will doubtless be grand occasion, and
Memphis as we'll as several other promi-
ueut cities will be fairly represented.
The LEDGER will be represented, and our
correspondent may drop US some gossip
concerning the trip.
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AMEs' Circus. Among the many fea-
lures of this excellent troupe, not the
least in its sttractiveness, are Banker d
Poland's Minstrels. 1t is one of the
finest combinations Of its kind ever pre-
sented to our show-loving people. Mr..
Poland, as tamborine player, is far above
the average, and as a .jokist he is inim-
liable. Bankers song and dance, enti-
tied F" ghe is the sweetest ever seen" was
rendered in manner that would do
credit to Emerson, or " any other man"
None should miss the opportunity of see
ing the minstrel party of Banker 4 Pc
land,
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A MODEL EsrABLIsHNESF.-Joe selig-
man astable, at 30 Union street, is one
Of the most complete and admirable es-
Adjustments in the country. The fine
stock he lately brought from Kentucky
has attracted ouch attention. He has
some of the finest and best teams to be
seen about the city, and oil tbe fast
young men 90 to him for fast horses.
He has large assortment of fine buggies,
carriages. etc., and has the most cour-
teous and attentive assistants to wait on
customers. Go to the DeSoto stable for
anything in that line, and We guarantee
satisfaction. 81. a"
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Every citizen Of Shelby cousiy who
voted at the elections Of 1864 and Feb
ruary, 1865. is entitled to registration
papers. The Registrar requires reason
able proof 10 such cases. The poll-books
of the February election iu 1865 have
been filed with Major Williams, 80 that
those who really voted then will have no
difficulty in proving the fact. If the
Democrats will work faithfully until the
election, the Radical tickets, added to-
gether, win be badly beaten. In the out
set, the negroes took the lead in register
ing, and the whites from apathy and a
feeling of "it's no use F." Jagged back.
The negroes were well disciplined and
walked up in solid phalanx, aud
as they are considered loyal-prima
tacie from their color --they found
no trouble in securing their papers
Bat they are nearly all registered now
aud the whites can easily pass and win
the race on the "home stretch" Yes
terdsy only two hundred and seventy ne
groes were registered; on the first day
they registered over four hundred. For
some time the negroes registered out
numbered the whites more than two to
one. Now it stands whites registered
200, blacks 5000; and if the people will
work the advantage will soon be on the
other side. The bare possibility Of a
Democratic victory which existed few
weeks ago has ripened into an almost
absolute certainty. The Radical party
is divided wider than the Red Sea was of
old in the days of Pharaoh. Now is the
time of escape for the Democracy, We
can walk over the track dry shod, and if
a few carpet-baggers go down in attempt
ing to follc9 and are cast upon the shore
the next morning, then will be time for
Indifference, but at present we should
work. Register REGISTER REGIS
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Aforementioned and MechanicaI.

The Agricultural and, Mechanical Con
vention that assembled at Brownsville on
the 9th inst, having authorized the
chairman to appoint committee con-
sisting of one from each county of West
Tennessee in the organization of county
and district agricultural and mechanical
societies, com mittee of three, each on
manufactures, stock raising, cultivation
of small grain, cultivation of grasses,
market gardening and horticulture, ex-
detrimental farm', and immi grafton. The
following gentlemen will compose said
committees. to-wit;
On the Organization of County and
District Agricultural Societies-Wm. j.
Sykes, of Shelby; Joel l.. Pullman, of
Fayette; David P. Williams, of Hay
wood Charles Hill, of Upton; Robert
B. Hunt, of Madison; Robert Wood, OF
Hardeman R. B. Turner, of McNairy
Harrison Pinchster, Of Repton. Isaac r.
Hawkins, Of Carroll d. G. Adkins, of
Henry; Augustus Sewell. of Gibson;
George Carey, of 0bion; Josiah K.
Strayhau, of Dyer; d. NJ. Henning, OF
Lauderdsle; james Gardner, Of Weak
ley; Stephen l.. Ross, of Henderson.
Committee on MsRufactures-0. f.
Prescott, Joseph Bruce, VIM. Klyce.
Committee on Stock Raising-A. B.
Haynes, Enooh Eusley, Chanberlin
Jones, jr:
Committee on Cultivation of Small
Grain-G W. Bartlett, S. II. Jones, E.
W. Caldwell.
Committee on Grasscs-A. j. Hayes,
H. Greer, N. Adams.
Conmittee on Market Gardening and
Horticulture-J. c. johnson, George O.
Holmes, Lewis Hamiltop.
Committee on Experimental Farms
R. D. Goodwyn, ]. d. Goodlett, + Ray.
ner.
COMMITTEES 81 Immigration = john
Everitt, MI. Wicks, Amos Woodruff
Each committee will be expected to
present written report to the CoRVen-
ton, which will meet in Memphis on the
6rst Tuesday in July.
JoHN W. LEyrVIeH, Chairman.
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NEw MEMPHIS THEArER.-Last eve
ming was quite unfavorable, yet the thea
ter vas fairly filed by a fashionable au-
dieuce. The Bcrbsr Of SETTLE wss pre-
sented with fne and harmonious effect.
The audience testified delight By hearty
applause more than once. This evening
the last performance of the talented
Brignioli Troupe will be given, and some
fine popaisr selections viii be rendered.
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TEE WoRLR's WeSDER.-We have seen
the two-headed girl, Nature has GER
tainly performed its most wonderful freak
in her case. There is nothing claimed
for her that is not more than true. We
saw her in some of her dances, and heard
her sing, delightfully."-, two parts Of an air
at the sane time. 1t is worth ten times
the price Of Admission 70 see her, All
should 20.
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7 VARIETIES THEATER.- fne bill was
presented last night, and the perform
ances were of a varied and dashiDg
character. The various artists belong
ing to the combination acquitted them
selves with grace, precision and ecldt.
They we're frequently applauded, and the
large audiencs was highly pleased. To-
night a change of programme and a
splendid show.
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BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.

The regular United States mail packet. WA.
Caldwell leaves for Pine Bluff, Little Rock and
Fort Smith tomorrow evening at five. Cap
tain R. L. Haines is in command. with Z. W.
Outlaw and Bob Shields in the Office. This Is
an excellent boat. and always makes good time.
Her officers are good fellows.
The new and splendid passenger and freight
steam;r. Natoma. will leave for all points on
White river tomorrow eveaing at five O'Clock.
CaptaiR VIM. J. Ashford commands, with the
clever sentlemsn. John W. Darby and John
Smither. in the Office. The Natoma is q new
boat, every way worthy, and should be liber-
ally patroniSed.
The elegant passenger and freight steamer.
Belle st. Louis. Alex. zeisler. master. ]. W.
Basket ASd Elias Harris. clerks. will leave
tomorrow evsAing 1T Eve o'clock for Caire ana
st. Louis. 1As Belle St. Louis is known to
everybody as safe and reliable. Tho line she
represents the Memphis and 81. Louis-is
very popular. and all who have had dealings
with it never complain. and never lock for an
other. We always know that this lines pack
cts have good trips.
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Mme. Henrietta Girard, one of the
heirs of the late Stephen Girard, some
years since sued the city Of Philadelphia
with the aim OF breaking the will doua-
ting g large part OF the real estate of the
deceased for the establishment Of co.,
lege for the education of poor orphans.
The title to the gift was vested in the City
Of Philadelphia as it then existed. The
claim now made is that by the extension
of the city in 1854 By the Consolidation
act the title was forfeited, The decision
Of the Circuit Court OF the Eastern Dis.
triet OF Pennsylvania was adverse to the
claim of Nine. Girard, and it was sus-
tanned by the Supreme Court
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EMANTED.To RENT OR PuRoHAhs sis
in s,ultivation, with ordinary improvements,
AVID rithin a short distance of either OF the
e-aiIroees running into Memphis, and not more
4han twenty miles from the city. PERSONS WISH.
and a good customer By addressing NJ; A.,
, off sci
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wEArHER-RIvER-corTeS.
River

Rain eammenosd falling yesterday about
noon, and continued almost constantly until
a late hour last night. This morning the clouds
began to break mp. and We may look for more
pleasant weather. Business was rather slack
on the levee this morning.
The liver al this poini Sell Ten inches during
tAe past twenty four hours at St. Louis it Is
also falling. The Ohio at Louisville is de lin
ing. with ten feet eight inches in the canal.
The other rivers are all declining.
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CHoIcE yellow butter, best brands Of
hams, breakfast bacon, venison hams,
chewing and smoking tobacco, cigars,
strained honey, and everything nice in
the way of family supplies, at c. c. Jack
son s, SO Adams street. 63
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OH, mYi MY, Such bargains you

OH MYI MY! Such bargains you
Will get I'm Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and shoes, etc, by going 10 the great
CLOSING Out Sale store" of vendig
Il Bro, No. aga Main street, who are
seIIing out their entire stock, regard.
less OF cost or value. Look! Kid
Gloves, soc; Dress Goods, zoe; HO-
siery, so per cent. below New York
value, and every thin e else I'm pr0por.
ton. SpeeiaIties I'm Dress Goods. 80
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TNORsALE, EA oHANGh or RENT-Mlf
Containing twelve and half acres good lanq
we'll improved; new house. "cnc 5r;o 90 ho,,se
house, smoke house. corn-crib. ni1se HOUSE, Sc
wagon shelter, etc., all new; fine young Or
cbsrd. raspbefries. Strawberries and grapes
6ne clover lot, grass lot. garden, etc;t Iwe
splendid cisterns and horse. pond; Will De sois
on easy terms, together With hay, Kitchen ana
Farming utensils, or EXCHANGED for city prop
artv. or rented to q good tenant. For partieu-
lars apply To &. WHITM0RE,
PUBLIC IRDoER oniee.
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"ENGLIsH FEMALE Buffers is an ad-
mirable prescription for females"
J. A. P. KENNEDY, NJ. D.,
34.t Coffeeville, Mississippi.
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TIE comusrcial Hotel table is now
supplied daily With fine fresh stravber-
ries, grown in their own garden, near the
city, where they are raising their own
vegetables and fruits Of every kind, which
enables them TO have them fresh and nice,
instead of the old and tasteless sold in
market. Give them q trial.
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PrrTsBURG and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown b Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. -uN !
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BoA,s LEAVING THIS EVENING.

The steamer George W. Cheek. Captain Jas.
Lee. with Stack Lee and B. P. Fields in the
Office, will leave this evening at Ave o'clock FOX
Friar's Point and intermediate landings. The
g. W.. G. is well known as one of eur ijautiest
little packets, and her officers never allow their
patrons roem for complaint. Although her
ZANE Is Cheek, her officers are not 4" cheeky"
The steamer Sam. j. Hale. VIM. P. Walker.
master. and Ed. G. Miller. clerk. leaves
this evening at five o'clock for Cairo. Louis.
vile and Cincinnati. This is an excellent boat,
and safe to travel on. She makes good time.
and has soft and comfortable beds.
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Two. HEADED GIRL.-To-morrOw is her
las, deg Of exhibition IN this sliy. No
one should fail to visit her,
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New lines of lawns, jacouets and
colored piques, just received by NJ Kraus
& Co., corner Main and Adams, COL
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New YORK, Goshen and Western But,
ter, at j. Devoto's, corner Third and
Adams streets, 60