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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-16


From Dr. Conuachor
no nr Wolcotl
called on me lh.t night
ToVls.t 70 spk woman,
Who was NOT expected
no live tll morning
several physicians
Knd Yesterday no Priest
Visited hcr Cor the last tmc
She had been confined
Five weeks before my visit
. found the room
Whore She lay crowded
With Men aud Women
Watching for bier 90 die
She was sO low
SHE could not speak
Only boo Whispers,
And very weak.
She bad severe Inflammation Of the Bowels applied
Pain Paint freely and n loss than hilecn mnuics ufrrl
particle of Pain wa gone. Another iffHpA ior your
Pain Paint Her ne.h nearly irufn repehtod ap-
plicntons of Mustard fasters. They purchased a. -
bottlo of Pain Paint and che doing we'll and out Of
Danger / bad lust get homc, and nearly asleep, whom
another person came nfcr me wanting relief for DIE VIE
who had tpothachc She was cured instantly hy apply,
Ing Pain Paint freely 60 the outside 90 her iacc Last
Monday night gentleman who keeps LiyeN stable
here called on me % visit DIS Vic who has been suffer
ue Tor long time with Liver Complaint Cough and %
host of troubles the result oi Canrrh Eerg physieia
10 this town bias pmctIccd on her but always len hoI
,tal0rfa would 400 large Dry Goods Box. Ia her case
used both Pain Paint and AnuIhllator in a few mn-
ucs sho entirely relieved of nll palm and could tain
10 longer hftaths Than she ban done ln many mouths
She bought pint 90 Pain Paint and pint 90 the Auu
hiat0r, and j. recovering her health rapidly. lc0ud
-end you hundred cases where have n.ed orr teme
dies for Pain Sckncs. uud Diseases which had hadri
an the ski of Medical Pmet uoner., that have iull>
recommendation. uui ior whom have prescribed.
a Baptist tier} man mere % li' we fafA De- "n enthu
sIa.tc ndmIrcis 90 Pain Paint sud wants to gct one n
yuur Charts Go hang up loo Dds library llc thinks Pair
Paint IS thc greatest thing ever known. ] shall Eu O.
ptt-on Boz few days and will write You gain more par
toulars. 4 cannot close without sending YOU swou
AFFIDAVIT handed 90 mo hY gputleuaH residing in Wi
Scsuare Pcnns to whom applied Pam la,nt WIN s
/ CO. aI D. . j. Z
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OUR new terms to agents before sending to
~ any other Arm We give agents l0j YARDS SHEET
ron CLUBS or TOP ~ All nErnNGn and at The same
fntc clubs " thirty forty and sixty. Recocct our
Dollar sale @ the oldest and largest in This city, and per
feety reliable all orders and letters being answered the
day they received DONE pay the high prices
charged ut the stores but save your money by sending TO
and DON'T condemn our clb system of selling goods be.
fore VoH ny u. Male and female agents wanted In all
towns aud villages where prices are high In sending
clubs send 40 cts for each Circulars sent nee by
mail. EASTMAN KENDALL, % llawlcy Street Dos
ton Macs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-16

I'VE.
Farmer at the pillow,
wife milking COW,
Daughter spinning yarn,
Son thrrshing In the barn
All happy TO a charm.
1869.
Farmer gone to see the show,
Daughter 81 the piano,
Madame gaily dressed In satin,
An tho boys learning Latin,
With big mortgage on the farIn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-16

on and ,ncr December It, 1909, Passenger rns
via run as illiowsi
UpgaRD TRAINS
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Concord at loiOan,
ilr white River Junction, connecting With trains ff
WcIs River. ST. I0husHuyi bariuuf Newport Nulsa
nud lff.0- Lake. staustoad, Bath, LItlOon Lat5..
t5r 49, Also, with trains for Montpelier Bufiinr.r
ST. Allans. RousOs FONT Montreal ugicnsourgl AL
pS Esrurss TRAM leaves Concord az 1885 al.
Nr White River Junction. connecting With trains hf
Montpelier Burlington, h0usc's Point Montreal. &.
.ud with O-dgusauf-h and GRAND Trunk llilroaii p
.ho MrHt
un.i0l TRANS leaves at3.4' -. Co.,, ff rr-aAln asa
Eyrvga E1rurss Tntis leaves Concord at s.50p r.
ur White River Junction. connecting WITH trla' Do
W8nfpoi.er Burlington &c. Adams. Rousos Point N.r.
troal uzdcnshufsh aud Toe West,
.Or on arIfal ~ trains from nosiouW 9fccsior Port
mouth. Portland &c.
DOWEWaRD TRAINS.
tMOuvfsG ENrRFss TnAN leaves White River JurA
ton for Concord nt l u.. or ou arrril of train a
Oeieushurrh and Montreal ON Mondn,t m s.G o.
tBmsiol TRAIN Leaves ndsiol tor Concord at 'A
IA and Franklin at 5ui .. u.
fMht TRANS leaves White River Junction i0r Coo
sord 90 1870 D. m., or arrival Of train over Che Ser
mont Central, h-sumpsic, and White Mountains Rail
DAY ESrnFss TRAIs leaves White River Junei.au b.
I 3 30 o. n OF nu arrival &c Trains from MuufrHl. a..
O-icusburch nratuchoro. kccnc, Below Fall. Nll
sor &c. connecting ut Concord with trains iDf Maness
/ Ter. Nashua. Lowell and Boston
tThcso trains connect az concord Win trtn' c,
Manchcster Iawrouce. Portsmouth Portland, Nlsall
I Worcester Sow York, Lowell and Boston.
uNsLOM sTEAitNS, Agfsi
/ Concord. n a. Jan. l-C3
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND sTIII
VAN RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commsnclna Nov u. 1850.
TRAINS GofNG SOUTH AND E4sr

~
Commencing May II, 1869.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Montpelier at $50 a. M, All p.m..ioa,
Mail Train leaves Ogdensburgh at go p. m Xxx. ~
Point at 40 a. M, and connects nj White Rivo2 l,t
ton and Bellows Falls with trims for Bnaiaa y uhe'
coster Springfield, Now York, and with trains on ~
Passumpslc Railroad. u" he
Day Express leaves Montreal a. $40 a. NJ, osde,.
hurrh nj ~ a. NJ for Troy aud New York and s e,
IND In Boston via. Lowell at 1890 y. m. '"''
Niaht Express leaves Opicnsburgh at iO0p IN NJ
troai at ~ D.. M, arriving In Boston at ia mi q
posion and Worcester aud with Vermont Valley Rs oT
for Springfield, &c. and arriving In Now Yofk al ~ \.
D. m.
TRIMS coma NoRrB mn WEsr.
Leave Montpelier at 80 q. M, sooa. M, 3.sopn
Dny Express leaves Boston via Lowell at soma D.
for Burllnrou, st. Aihans Montreal, &C. arrici1.l W
Montreal M l0 o. u Ogicnshurg at t2.lO a. M nst M
close connections with trains for the West
Mail Train leaves Boston via Low ell at TOO A. IN m
Lawrence and Fitchhurg nc 730 a. M Springfield nj ",
a M for burlington ard 81. Ahans. " ''"
Trains leaving Boston via. Fitchlurgl ut 73Ua IN
and Springfield at 40 "a. mi connect at White Ris,
Junction with Day Express hain.
Accommodation Train leaves Noftlkeld at 7is A &,
tor Burlington, Rutland, st. Amns, Rouse's Posi
| Niabi Fxpress leaves Bellows Fails at IOtOp.m
,oivng passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad Xxx
Ing New York at i2l1 D. m, aud from Cheshire ran
rnad leaving Boston at 800 y. m connecting at W,
River Junction with train leaving Boston at tplp IN
Tor burlington, Rouso,s Point Montreal and Oeisr1
hurrh, connecting with steamers anu the Grand Irunt
Sleerinr cars are attached 70 roth the nirht Fre,
Trains running between 50. Adams and Boston, mi N
riroab Tetofi ior Chicago and tho wc.t for al. .
lho principal stations q. MtltlllLL ssli
sd Adams MAJ Do. lsGl.
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&gricult utal,


This Department is conducted by
Hon. ]. w. Colburn and Hon. John Gregory.
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s. s.. TO w " Err
respectfully announces that he has returned from Boston
And New YORK, with a large assortment Of Fancy
Goods Millinery, Ladies' Furnishing Goods
aud Small Wares, which arc offered ot
fair prices
ORDERS FROM M1LLINERs
will he promptly and faithfully filled, with attractive
aud fashionable goods, at Boston and n. v prices.
LADIES AND MISSES
will find MR.. TOWER and Miss d. GnAcr HuSrNqro'
with assistantsl in the Millinery Department, who
will be happy 10 show goods and 10 receive or
dcrs, promising their best efforts opleose.
MILLIN
By tasty ladies 'tis coo5naescd
THAT Mrs. Towyrn has the host
And ladies buy OF her with ease,
Because her goods aud prices please
Miss HrSryGroy with her Intends
With Graceful mlon, TO wait on Friends,
Their orders promptly to ulhl
For 'O Ekfs adorned with taste and SKILL
At TowNEWs call for taking goods
Find BONNETs, HATS and shaker HOODS,
DIV FLOWERS. RIBBONS BOBBlNETs
COMBS. COIFFURES HA1R-PINs, COILS, and JETS
INsERTINGs, RuFFLEs, PRINCES, BRMpsi
PERFUMES for bachelors and maids
Nice cars old ladies' heads 20 screens
sleek. snowy SCARFS for "wect sixteen 30
HOSE, HooR IS, and CORsErs very ane
For girsof ten 90 eighty -uinei
nigh DICluEs sought by s'tiaI old mon
Aud lops of lourseoro year. and tens
Kid GLOVES by ALEXANDRA made,
For misses g,ray and madams staid
Neat BOWS and TIES for bellies aud boys
And ehildren's NICKNACKSi babies TOYS.
Montpelier, April 1869. o.
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1lettt Advertisements

hett Advertisements
ON A l.
LIFE INSURANCE co.
or THE
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, p. c.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JuLr 25, 1863.
CASH CAPITAL, slOOO.OOO.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
Who're the general business Of the Company sauactcd
and to which all general correspondence should be adj
dressed
oFFICERSs
CLARENCE II. CLARK. President
JAY COOKE Chairman Finance and Executive Com
mittee
HENRY d. COOKE. Vice President
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
This Company offers the following advantages
usa National Company. chartered by special act Of
Congress, iaos.
It has paid-np capital Of sIooaooo
Il offers low rate. ofpremIum.
t furnishes larger insurance than other companies ior
the same money
u IS definite and certain u its terms.
tits d home company ia every locality.
It's policies are exempt from attachment.
There ore no unucccsar, restrictions in the policies
Every policy IS non-ioristahe.
rolicles may Dc tibcn which pay 60 Che insured mcir
n amount aud return al thc premiums. So That Che in-
suranco costs only the Interest. the annual payments
Policies may Dc taken that viii pay TO The insured, m
ter certain number OF ycars during life an annual in-
come of ono-tcnu the amount NAMED in the policy.
No extra rate Is charged for r.ks upon tho lives Of
females
It injuries, not to pay dividends TO policy holders but
atas low cost that dividend. win Do impossible.
Circular Pamphlets and mll particulars given ON ap
piIcation to the Branch 0noo Of Che cnmpany.or
the
ROLLINS & CHANDLER, Merchants Exchange,
State Street, Boston.
| General Agents Cor Now England
j. p. TUCKER, Manager
j. RUSSELL IRWIN ToN
50 Adams w.,
Special AGENT for Addison, Chlitondon, Grand lie
franklin and Lamoilc Counties.
S. n. WALTON,
Agent for Montpelier and Towns adjacent
omee with O. H. smith. In iIubbarI's Block, corne
Main and State Streets.
39-daw
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Whore the general business Of the Company transacted
and 10 which all general correspondence should be ad
dressed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-03

The only noticeable feature in the gem
eral markets to-day was a advance in
meats. 4 prisate dispatch received from
st. Louis by a firm in this city quoted
Clear Bacon Sides in that market at 171zc
and advancing. Holders here ask &c
more than on yesterday.
The demand for choice eating APPLES
is fair with few in market. Prices range
from SO to l3 per Dbl. as TO quality.
Choice Navy BEANS are quiet at s. soto
? IS per bushel. Mixed White 81 80 to
= 90 per bushel.
In BUTTER prices are weak and irregu-
lar. We quote choice at . 10 SOC.
As before SEED we quote Provisions
higher but the demand is light to-day.
Bacon Clear sides 1774 to 1Sci Clear Rib
~ to I7lzc; shoulders 1872 to l4c. Bulk
meats are out Of season and dull; Shout
ders 1917 to I24c; Clear Sides 1917 TO lie.
Mess Pork $50 p TO - so. Prime Mess
S29 90. ). G. -eanvassed Hams 10 to 20c.
Lard is firm Tierces 10 to l9e!z Kegs 1917
to 2Oc1E; Caddies p to pc.
The Eock ofCoFFEE IS ample and prices
firm. FOrdinary to prime Rio 20 TO
26c; Jana 80 to 3Te.
There is a moderate demand for CORN
MEAL. Fresh in lots 81 so to 60; Kiln
dried s. Is to 3 IS.
In DRIED FRUITS we make no change.
Apples are firm at Il to he; Peaches y
to ISc.
The stock of EGGs is fair and prices
steady at 10 10 2Oe.
In flour there is no material change;
all grades are dun. We quote Superfine
5 % to s. p; y, 5 % to Sc p; NX,6 IS to
s. 50; xxx and hFcy brands, S to slI.
The Produce market is well supplied.
New Southern Potatoes are steady at 50 30
to 6 % per barrel; New Orleans 50 to 6 p
per bbI.; old Potatoes are dull and range
from 81 TO , o. per hbL. Cabbage $40 to "A
per lO0.
In FEED we haveno change to note.
Corn j. held al soc on levee, and in some
cases higher, while OATS TO arrive are Of
fered at 7sc. In store we quote at s0c in
lots. BRAN SIS to ~ per ton. HAY S26 to
. as to quality.
The HIDE market IS dull and prices
weak. Green 10 91zc; salt l0lz to lie;
Dry Salt, l9c; Dry Flint, zoe.
Cape and Alabama LIME held at I r. to
81 per barrel. UticaI 75to 3. Cement ,
50 to So
SUGAR and MoLAssEs are firm
and in good request. We quote
Louisiana yellow sugars Z 20 l5lsc;
New Orleans Y. c, 10 to l6kc; New Or
leans W. c. 1913 TO lie; soft white lie:
hard white lSc. MolasseS range from 80
10 9Oc as to quality.
In POULTRY there is but little doing.
We quote Chickens 50 75to 1 p for young
and old.
We quote LIVE STOCK as follows with
choice cattle scarce. Beeves 4 to
&c as toquality. Hogs are dun at 7e gross.
sheep 4 90 to So 90 per head. Cows with
calves 80 to $50. Work Oxen 20 to sl5Oper
yoke. Work Horses and Mules IS to $500
per head.
SALT remains steady with fair stock.
Large dairy q bushel bbls q 5Oto4 70;
5msll dairy g bushel bbls.) g 50 to 10;
large common & bush. 50 40 50;,small
common Is bush.) 81 50 to , Is.
There is a good demand for caddy To
BACCoS and prices are steady.
The WHISKY market is firm and de-
mand fair; Highwines % to 9Sc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

The application for a foreclosure OF
a mortgage, by the mortgages oftha Gin
cinnati & Chicago railroad, was heard yes
terday at indianapolis. The application
was granted, and an order issued for the
sale of tina part of said road lying between
New Castle and Muncie.
AT the Commercial Convention in
New Orleans last week, Gov. FoOte, Of
Tennessee, sent up a communication from
Samuel B. Smith. to he read by the Secre-
tarv, on the propriety of amOre thorough
cooperation, and the more harmonious
working of the railroads of South, and
suggesting the propriety of this Conven-
ton recommending a Railroad C0nVen-
ton at an early day, to be held at Nash
vile. The communication was received.
The Fayetteville ARK Democrat
of the 22d saws that Col. NJ. LaRue Har-
rison. Chief Engineer of the Pacific and
Great Eastern Railway Company, left
there on Monday last with a full corps Of
able assistants for the purpose of making
a preliminary survey Of this great-route.
He ropos beginning at the Cherokee
line. running east TO the mouth of the
Ohio river. We can assure the friends Of
this road that the company are in earnest,
and their actions show that they mean
business. Build this road and North Ar
kansas will be right side up with care.
According to the best authority
there are siXty-four hundred and forty
seven millions tons of coal in the belt Of
country living fifteen miles ON either side
of the Tennessee and Pacific road, be
tween Nashville and Knoxville. Al the
rate Of three million tons a year onsump-
ton this quantity would last over two
thousand years. At the rate Of three dol
lars per ton it would bring money enough
to give every man, woman and child IN
the State il fortune of twenty thousand
dollars.
tt is announced that in consequence
of the increased trade aud travel, q third
and fast passenger train Viii be put on
the st. Louis and Chicago railroad on June
9Th The train viii leave each place q.
~ o'clock am, arriving at its destination
at Is o'clock the following morning, max
ing but four stops on the route. D ar
ranoement viii include 4 saturday night
train. and Will be a great accommodation
to business men. The receipts otthe above
road since January ist show an increase
of S40O. OO0 over those ofthe same time last
year.
The Montgomery ALA HlIi says:
We are glad To know that The people OF
TallapOoSa have voted aid By UeO majority
to the Savannah and Memphis road, pre-
sided over by Cob Sam. g. Jones p gem
tleman in whose hands the public are SAT-
isfed that the interestsSOf the c0uniles
through which the road passes VIII be sub
served. The road of Col. Jones Is not o.
be COMPOUNDED with the wildcat affair of
Harrington and Kinds. H~arriugton'S
road is an objectlcsS affair, except in SO far
as securing State and county bonds are
concerned. But the Savannah and Mem
phis roads makes 4 natural connection,
and presents an air line between the cities
whose names it bears. This road VIII
benefit Opelila and prove rentuncrative
The other would DE a dead WeiSpt on She
county and never pay expenses.
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Monday. the 2Ist June, 1863.

In front of the Commercial Hotel. in the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, expose for sale, at
public cutlery. to the highest bidder, for cash,
and sell the following lands lying and being
in Mississippi county, Arkansas, tO-wit: The
W y of + = Of section 0, section Is, 5 EA Of
section ., " u of y OF section ~, town.
ship IA, north range : east; W y section II, $
r z section IS. section 10, W = section 20, W
4 section 2, y Z of section 30, section 81, Sec
ton 80, township ID, north range s east; Sec
ton l, 81 a section II, section II, section u,
section IA. section u. n y section Y, section y,
section p, section 2, Z and W seotion
ship IA, north range 8 east; also, W. of sec
ton 3, + = of secti0n ~ W Z of section 4, 5 +
4 Of section a OF section s fractional
ship II, north range east; east fractional .
of section ~, west fractional i of section Is,
Z p of section -, y az section a, sec
w = of section II, SWH of section 9. We
and : \ of section %, NY of section 50,
township 10, north ranges 9, east; W z of sec
ton 4, section ,, y w 4 of section 8, section Z,
section 8, w " of section 9, section Il, section
Is, section 70, section %, fraction of section .,
river, of section 81, section y, section ., sec
ton u, y . OF section p, + . of section B,
township IA, north range east; section ~,
township IA, north range u east, containing
Also. an undivided interest of 1904 acres,
mere or less in and to the following described
sections and parts of sections, containing
6775 acres, more or less, in Mississippi county,
Arkansas, to-wit:
Fraction of section q, township lG, north
range 9 east; fraction of section -, 3 w frae-
tionaI 4 of section q, E y of section @, EH
and W 4 of section 81, NE q of section 81,
W "a Of section 30, township Is, north range
9 east; n L = section L, W a of sW u of sec
ton Il, township IL, north range 10 east; E%
of section 81, section s., township 10, north
range IL east section II, section 3, section 30,
township IA, north range IL east; n K a OF
section ], VIZ of n EH of section u town.
ship 10, north range IL east; Z lands WAof
section 6, township ID, north range 9 east; w
"a of section 3, n W z of section 4, s a OF
section 9, e - Of ~ of section s, n Z Z OF
section II, n EA Of section A,S EA OF sec
ton 10, township IA, north range 8 east.
The sale viii be peremptory n at the
time and place stated, commencing at the
hour of eleven o'clock ain. 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 eptha Fowlkes, described in said
Trust Deed, for sS3,0l5 90, and due LIST May,
1853. andin the hands of H. s. Smith, unpaid.
JAMES B. BEST, Trustee,
Clerk Circuit Court Mississippi county, Ark
Beecher & Belcher, Attorneys mylS
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9TH Day of Iune Next

Upon the premises, sell at public outcry, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the following des-
cribed property in said deed specified, to-wtt:
Situate In the town of Chelsea, IN the county
of shelby, State of Tennessee, lying now
within the limits of the city Of Memphis,
known as lots numbers two hundred and two
and two hundred and three, being the corner
lots at the southeast side Of the intersection
of GreenlaW and Fifth streets, according to
plan of the said town of Chelsea, together
with all the buildings, improvements am1ap-
p~urtenances thereon. Sale within thesaours
prescribed by law. Selling as trustee,I Will
convey such title only as Is vested in me by
said deed; nv. DIXON, Trustee:
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE stiLRoAD LINE.
A ARRIVE.
Day Express, r. R, time---a:@a an. 2%0 am.
Night Express, r.. Il. time..3 90 pm. l240 am.
" City time.2:D pm.
Ticket offices No. 81 l-2 Main street and at
Depot, head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached TO Night Express
Train, which goes through TO Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
out change.
SAM. r. JONES. Gen1 Sup't.
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MILK OF VlOLETs.

nor beautifying and whitening the COM
Il pIexion ii Is u~neQualed, entirely free from
Injurious substances, largely used by the
elite and operate artists Of Europe, and IS
now being introduced for the first time in
America with great and 1attering success.
Ask for the MILK OF NIOLETS, accept Of no
substitute, and wherever II VIII
be indispensable to every lady's complete
toilet. For sale by all druggists and fancy
goods dealers. Wv. BKINCkAHOFf, re-
moved to / College Place, New York. N.Y.
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BOARDING.

nOARD-A gentleman and lady can have a
ID front room and board at-i79 Second street.
Henry Laird. myoI
COUNTRY BOARD-Can be had, at mOder-
\ ate terms, during the summer months, by
one or two gentlemen with families, wtthina
short distance OF the terminus OF the Street
Railroad. and near the state Female college.
Address A, APFEA Office. myn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and unfinished
ID rooms for single gentlemen or famllies, or
day board, can be obtained al ITO MADISON
street. References required. myo
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And he did many wonderful works ins0mHch uaI mas
name was pronounced in many tongues.
And there came unto him Judith, from the
seaport Of New Bedford, who had been sick
for many years; and after some Gays neT
mains were conc. She slept sOundly, and did
rejoice in eating her food. And Asa, from
those which are called Quakers, in the great
city-of Philadelphia, wrote an eplStle Sayin8.
o. Doctor accept thou this money, which Is
called greenbaeks, and hath the picture Of
Abraham, thy friend, ON one end For, YER
lily, 1 was weak, exhausted and d~espondeht
L ate but little. IN suffered many pains, and
PLANTATION BITTERs gave me health
lkened only unto the vigor of youth. Ana
upon such as are afflicted with liver COM
plant, with sour stomach, with general de-
bility and d%yspeptic pains, in all parts OF the
land d.d these Bitters produce astonishing
cnFes.
MAGNOLIA WATER--Superior 10 the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
the urfee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-03

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