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BRIGHAM YOUNG.
He says God will Damn the
kcalaWags.
He CharacteFiZes the Members
of the Present Congress.

( According to the JlGh Exporter, Brig.
ham Young expressed himself very
/ frankly as well as forcibly concerning
the United States Government, in bis
last sermon bsfore Mormon conference,
( recently held in Salt Lake city. He first
paid his respects to former administra-
tions:
Whom did they send out here for
officers? The vilest scalawsgs that could
bs Taked cut of hell. The d-deet set OF
rascals they could pick up, who did Us
all the harm they could. But we have
grown in spite of them we ask no odds
of them, and If these d-d low-lived fell
lows that are now crowdiBg in here give
US any trouble, We will rise up and put
every one OF them right out OF the Terri
tory We will make them leave; we
won't have such g id set among
Us There was old Drake the d-dest
rascal in the country, that said he loved
TO d-n the Mormons; he'd get up
at midnight and walk ten miles over
this.i, to d-n them, snd he'd d-n any
man that wouldn't d-n them and I say
Cd d-n him, and God sOtH d-n him
and all such scalsWsgs as they send out
here. And these men are the repr5ssn-
tatives Of Congress. Aud OF the Pfesi-
dent. Who goes into the White House
ia these days? A gambler aud a drunk
ard And the Vice President is the same.
And no man can get either ofnce unless
he IS Q gambler or drunkard, or a
whOre-monger or thief. And who goes
90 Congress? You may hunt clear
through the Senate and the House, and
il you esn find any men that are not
liars, thieves, who're. mOngers, Rdulter-
ers, gamblers and drunksrds, tell you
they sTe few, for no other kind OF men
can get in there.
They sent an army here to destroy the
saints. Aud when that army got to
Fort BriGger told them to stynd off. !
sent word to the Colonel: "ThRt lana
where you are is mine; l bought il, and
paid my money for it; but you can stay
there. BuE il you attempt to encroseh
any further upon US, We'll kill you all ! "
The Colonel said if caused one drop Of
blood 10 bsshed, there would be million
shed in return. 1 told him to keep of,
to go where he would, but not TO come
on us. And thsy did keep off; and they
didn't hart any body no, nor they never
viii De sble to hurt anybody, IS lO8g as
the saints are united. They came and
they went, SO SO many others have come
and went, land nov if these Gentiles
give Us any more trouble We'll drive
them every one right out OF the country.
We won't bs bothered With them. The
id scalaWsgs can't hurt US as long IS
we're united. We DEFY them all.
Now, / ssy for al the saints to stick
together and bs united, end all tbs ID
sesiawsgs in the country can't hurt us.
We defy thsm sll9 Aud we ask no odds
OF the Government.
That every word wss spoken as bere
published, says the Reporter, We have
the most positive proof, Ii such things
are spoken n public, what must be their
uttsTsnces in secret eoUncile ltsuGh are
taeir spsn expressions, whst must their
thoughts and feelings be?
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Thursday, May 80, 1869,

To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, at
the Charleston House, corner OF New Madison
street and Charleston AyeuUe in the city OF
Memphis Tennessee between legal hours, and
cor11nen cling 81 IL 'eIocE s.Un OF said day, the
following described p-uperty belonging 10 the
estate OF said Bankrupt, va:
/. The said BanEIupt's in terest IN the prem
ises known as the Charleston House or Madison
House, situated on the corner OF New Mad son
street. and Charleston Avenue, in the Guy Of
Memphis The same being he'd by bankrupt
by warrantee deed from Iohn u. armour. sIIb-
ject 20 q deed OF trust executed by Bankrupt
10 =. Z. Davis, trustee, 10 secu TO said Ar
mour certain notes given for 4 ur has money
also, subject to certain attachments aga INST
said Armour, and to a deed OF trust 9 ven by
said Armour prior 20 BaukruptS puTchase.
2. The said Bankrupt's lnte' est IN a lea ehOld
and house At Central Point, in The eity OF Menu
phis, desc tibed as fOliOw VS. to wit: sixty feet OF
ihe east part OF the lot on Spring street, in the
Dunn subd vision, for Eerly leased 10 Morris,
on which sCands double cottage said lease is
from B. 3. Waddell agent, 10 NIL rd & Rogers,
ana the rights cf Bankrupt und Rogers, u der
the lease, are in litigation in the Chaneery
court of Memphis IN case of Ahlard vs..
ferTed to John j.. Armour as collateral securi y
for payment Of the purchase mqney OF said
Chariesl on House
s. The Bal krupts interest ia the fouowiog
1i Lot No. Z, B ock u, fronting 81 feet on Her
naDdo street, Jy 100 feet dep
lot No :, Block 49, floating 50 feet on Vance
st eG ct, by 259 iest Ceep.
Lot No. s. b ock 81 fronting 81 feet on Null
Memphis, Tel nessee, held by sad B3nkrupt by
tax title, deeds ffom The city OF Memphis,
dated 1850
4 The Ba9krupt's Interest undivided one
half in the following lands, viz ) + fractional
part OF section u rs, k9 T.; w - OF S W u
section 6. Tg. n X E; n r = of sectt n u 7 9,
RSE; y y OF n + = OF secaon II, T9, y RISE,
IN Crittenden county, Arkansas, containing
800 acres, more OK iesS, held by Bankrupt By
title bond Of G. y. Nj Ter, GATED rom June i
1856 sn bjeci TO lien FOR UNI paid purchase money,
and also subject 70 deed OF trust to secure
payment OF certain notes due to e. Z, Whip
pie.
5. A large lot OF hotel furniture, consisting of
carpets, mating, bsdsteais hs doing. chairs, Ia
b.ee, washstands, lounges, sofas, o King Il S.
es, pictures, shades, lamps, chamber fulniture,
etc etc, and one ne!oteon.
8. All the bills of exchange, note b nds, Sc
cu-ities, debts, accounts, b soks ! ceOuut
c aims, equities, c0oseS IL action, anu all and
singular the personal effects of salG bankrupt,
Of every kind and description.
Ehe scheoE.s and other e. YIdences Of properly
arc to be seen at my Office,
A deposit of ten per cent required Of all bid
6ers on each porchase.
W Y. CIRODE, Assignee, etc,
45) Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
April o. 1863. ap29
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ESTABLISHED 184O.

of dove color ana white satin, orns-
mented with dove-enloTsd satin ribbon,
and white and pink feathers. short, well
cUrled, and arranged in the Prince OF
Wales style, to loop up the skirt at the
sides, over the white sstin petticnat.
A handsome black greDadlne, Il lunced
aud trimmed with maize eOiOrsd and
satin pipiugs, over black silk.
A blue gGzs~de chGDlbeTy, trimmed
with white lace, satin rib0Ou and pink
roses.
A striped foulsrd, made with Wat.
teou q crepe de chine, = charming tute,
trimmed with gsrlsnds Of wild roses
over s blue gJace silk, suit Of hair
striped lilSc silk, q black silk suit which
ecu q be worn either long or short, suit
of Spanish linen, end 8 dozsn, more or
less, of white and g0red merning dresses,
little jackets snd 4legiige sacks, which
sre used now with white skirts, instead
Of S robe de chdnl6re.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Mississippi and Tennessee L. x.
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1869, UN-
" til further not'cs, trains wi run as foil ,ws:
NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily leaves Memphis at
ll:45 am, arriving a. Grenada AT 5:l5 m.s
making direct connection ior New orleans
snd all points South.
EEPREsS ldaiiy) leaves Memphis st 4:30 pm,
arriving At GreuaGa le:3U p m, making direct
oxford, Holly snzspgs and afi points north
OF Grenada on Wsssissippi Central Railroad,
PISSeageTx TOR Ne1C Orleans take the Aa1l
Train at Il:45 an getting Sleeping Cars at
Grenada at 5:l9 pm, which rms through TO
New Orleans Uifh0tH change arriving in New
Orleans IN time for business next morning.
CHang-s!
rIo5uIe through Tickets at 237X Main street
o. at the Depot
a. $ LIVERMORE, GeHI supt.
g, p. OAKLEY General Ticket gent.
SELL hU a ELL, Passenger AGENT. my2
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Copartnership.

TSROM the above. IL viii be seen that we have
q become the successors of Messrs. E. Rob-
bins 4 Bradley In the general Hardware Bust
ness. Our well known exuerienee in this trade
induces us 10 rely upon a continuance OF the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon our
predecessors. We propose 10 Keep on hard q
stock we'll adapted to the wants OF the sur
rounding couutry, and will be prepared at all
tiTaes TO offer great Inducements to purchasers.
BARBOUR, WILDER 6 SIMPSON.
my2 d4w
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Bankrupt Sale Of Reai and Personal
PrOnerfV

In the matter of Jason r. Millard, Bankrupt.
DY virtue of a general order of sale entered
d by the district Court of the United States
fof the District OF West Tennessee in Bank
ruptOy, on the 18th day OF December A D., 49, 8
vii! proceed 70 szll, on
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GEscers

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Coz. JOHN \. GHOW, Vice-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGd Treasurer.
NEWTON s. OTIS. Secretary.
CHARLES s. STEWART Assistant Secretary
JOHN B. DAVIES, Chi.f Engineer.
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Agents Wanted Ever, where ]

N. cADART's Pure Vegetable Coloring, q
mound. suficient 70 give q rich goden , si,om ~.
- 90 inornds OF Wnito Butter; 81 cents per
sor,S,Ia package. sent to any address. 80
se-rser Should be without Il, as Waite M
se-ssE Nv Rnftsr Is worth from six 70 ten eenS
ncn1s lsss ID ali markets than that Of nse
yellow.
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EGter1taL Application,

No internal adjuvants being required in any
case only to regulate the bowels, II cOnstipAted
or in Disrrhed ana Dysentery.
The PILES, while sstonishingly prevalent in
their various forms amongst all classes OF beth
sexes, are, at the came time, the most distress
Ing, frequently dangerous, and hitherto most
difficalt of cure.
Persons VINO suffer any length OF time with
tlfe Piles generRlIy try every thing they can
learn Of purporting TO cure the disease, yet re
alize no permanent edvan age tnerefrom.
They have been told profes 5iOnally. perhaps,
there was no permanent cure for Piles, AID
consequently have despaired of Sny future ces-
ssstiOn from pain and suffering.
o all such SPECIFIp Is offered nor their
relief The
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standing Committees

Finance COmmittee--I.T T. Winnemore, John
Paul baker, II. Noting.
Committee on Lands-HOward M1llspaugh,
JOhu A. Grow, D. w. FlOwFee.
Commit ae on steam boais-JOhn B. Davies, j.
Ed. Montgomery, h. q. Carson
Committee on Docks and Wharves-Willtam
Creevy, n. y. Otis, d. T. Martin.
Committee on Revision of Bylaws and
Charter-JOhn A. Grow, ]. P. Baker, Howard
hillspauEh,
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief algusion to the orIsln Of this import
ant discovery may not prove uEintererting.
Among the authenticated records OF the re-
noWned Captain Cooks voyage around the
world, is found the statement, tnat Enils so
Coast OF South IGNerica, he observed the ns-
tives using, in the preparation Of their foodt
found TO possess tne appearance. taste and
flavor Of Butter; upon further inquiry, how
ever, be ascertained that IT was simPlY a sub
stance that the natives distilled IN a crude and
imperfect manner from a rich and luxuTtans
plant that grew spontaneously and ab1ndantly
ago GR eminent French chemist while on q
professional visit TO the tropics. made numer-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
ductisr OF nature snd succeeded in extracting
q eoncent tratsd essence or the plant. The for
muia for its preparation, and the sole hlSnt
for the sale In this country are tAe exclusive
property OF this company, by whom tt was
purchased from the original otscoyerer. We
elaim for this renna Tkable, yet simple and per
feotly harmless preparation
Ist- That by us uss a net gain OF from 50 70
40 per cent. is made In the manufacture OF
"a. That Butter, which from age or whatever
cause. may be strong, rancid, streaked or
coarse grained, and eomPsrstlvs5y useless IoF
general use by the aid OF this Extract Is re-
stored to its original freshness and WeetEssas
fine grain and even color.
Sd. By the use OF this Extract one pound OF
delicious, freSh Butter Is actually maize nom
one pint OF milk.
4th. That q pure and excellent table Butter
poand The chief expense wherein bslng But
ter which is the esseniis al base
5th That Butter manufactured BY the aid OF
this Extract is equal IN every respect 10 the
Osst Butter maize 0y the ordinary method
SIN. The Extract. after thorough analysis
by able chemists, Is pronounced perfectly fres
rom any deleteEious substance, the ingredi-
en- Is being purely OF q vegetable nature.
7th. In proof Of the foregoing assertions The
factory OF this company Is making one ton OF
Butter per day, y hlch meets with ready sale
In the New York market, aud Is consumed
from the tables Of the first hotels. restaurants
and private families in this city and elsev here
A sample package OF the EXTRACT gsufncient
to make nfty pounds o. Butterl. with fuiA cl-
restions for use, wiz be sent TO any address On
the receipt 0f g.
CAUTION.-As ali articles of real merit are
subject to spurious limitations, We wouic spe-
cialIy caution ths pubic against eountsrlel.A
and worthless limitations, advertised a. PoH-
ders. compounds. ETC., as the Extrecs o. ene
Butter Plant Ia prepared and soio on4y "
The Economy Butter Company.
Odce-II5 LIsKRTY STKKEr.
Fsctory-sss GREKzvICH STREET, n. Z.
state. County and CITY Rights for sale. orer-
Ing TO capitalists rare opportunities Tor esteo-
fishing staple business, paying enormous
profits.
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L9E27GbeT
Lumber,

OLDEsr IuIIv<sr merchants In the South
~ Yard established in Memph 1871. Build
ing Material Of all kinds. Dressed and rough
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, Calling, Blinds,
LRtns, Weather boarding, Glazed 62sh, Fenc-
ing. We don't intend 70 be undsrsold. Yard
and ONCE foot Washington street, near river,
pls dAwsm n. e. J. W. COCHRAN.
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General agent:
I. T. WINNEMORE.
Special Agent:
&c. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.

L0eai Agents:
John P. Baf er, New Orleans
W. Spears, Vice sburg.
+. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
]. b. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
J. w. Johnson, Cairo.
J. S. Cox, Evansville.
J. b. Davies, Leu sville.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
s. Jones, Cincinnati.
Charles II. Beekwith.' Chicago.
Martin q Howard, st. Louis
j. z. Merriman & Co., st. Louis.
Don Alonzo Childs, New York.
Propositions for subscriptions Of money OF
lands to the capital stock Of the Company
should be addressed 10
R.Y. Rocket.
mhl4 Agent at Memphis.
No. IL Jefferson street.
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Dissolution.

1iHE frm OF f ROBBINS a BRADLEY, OF
1 Memphis and New ork, Is This day dis
solved by mutual consent. The firm name
will be signed by either partner in liquidation.
The entire stock o. goods aud the good will
OF the business has been sold and conveyed TO
Messrs BARBOUR, WILDER & SIMPSON,
who viii conduct IN Mem phi- the business. on
their own account, and In whose benan the
confidence of the public Is respectfully So
Iicited. e-+ -
n ELISHA ROBRINS, 4
4g WaFrer Street, New York City,
EDWARD BRADLEY, ! -
EF 223 Sscona Street, Memphis, Tenn
Dated &c Memphis, April 90, 1859. 80 49,
49, e-rE - sR@iA -
JAs G. BARBOUR, THos. y. WILDER
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
1869.
LODGES.

AsszEorA, No. les. Meets lst Monday II
every month. at Odd-FellOWE' Hall cor. COuTs
and Main. John Zent NJ John Beam
fsh, Seoiy.
500 ga MzzFzIs. No. lis. Meets "a Friday o.
each raoath-Hall, cor. Madison and Second.
A. j. Wheeler, W. NJ; Benz. K. Pullen, Sec.
J. EILA SCOTT, No. Ze2. Aeets lst Friday OF sach
rlC'7t b--Esn. corner Madison and Second.
K. W. Mitchell, v. NJ; ). Sturm, Sec.
DE sCTO 30. as. Meets Sd Friday Of esch
souLiI-Ddd-Fe Fellows hEll. z. b. SiacleJ- f.
". II Il. ". shelton, See.
KILWINNLSe, NO. 81, Neets 4th tTld9y
81 each ncnth-at south Memphis Hall,
corner ef Madison and second. John Ainshe
". N; b. *. EuIlen, Ssc.
RoKAL ABCRs
Ps,ss Chapter, No (. Nests % Monday OF eson
mouth-otd-F Fellows Asll. John zentt ID, e.
e. P; 5. n Levy, Sse'y.
2 AID 8, x.
4 gzERA Council, no. 6. Meets Sd Hondey O.
Zach Eaonth-Od6-EeIoWs Hall. John Senl,
III IL; n. J. Wiggin. Rec.
TMHFLAEE.
CYRESE CoumSpdery, No. 4. Meets 4tn mon
day OF each month. John ZentI OoIn-i N =
Wiggiu, Rec.
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Lands on the New Railroad.

TWELVE miles from Memphis cleared and
timbered, in tracts 10 suit, will be offered st
PG bic sale, fer One-thtrd cash. balance with
cut interest, on the premises,
Wednesday, HAY I2, 1860.
Also, VALUABLE WATER POWER, for
mill and factory, on Big creek, douo in size
and fed by peren nial springs of free-stone water
on the place.
Also, STEAM MILL; also, Cypress Timber
on the railroad. the above is acknOwlt dyed to
De the healthiest place in the country. Fer
further infurnaiion refer 90 NJ. ID. L stewart
OF the Circuit Court, TO Steele. No iSS Front
street, or to myself : >. REM BERT.
RemberJon, near Memphis, Tenn. april %, %.
ap2l ID. .
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NORFOLK, VA.
Notfce to StockhoLders.

OFFICE DESoTo Insurance. AND TRUST Co,
- MEMPHIS, Apri Is, 1859.
SFYFE legislature OF Tennessee hsNing aathnr-
/ ized the President and Directors OF the De-
Sofo Insurance ard Trust Company to dtscon-
ffnre tine business of Insurance and adept the
Bsn King business whenever SO decided by
vote of the stockholders; therefore the Board
of directors have ordered an election, TO be
held st the ONCE Of this Company, ,SNo. AZ Mad
ison street, on
Tuesday, Ist Day of June, 1869,
To test the sense of the stockholders on that
question. Each stockholder Is entitled to vote
in pei son or by proxy, on the basis OF one vote
for each share.
WM. NJ. HARRINGTON, President.
j. g. LoNsDALE, Secretary. aPld
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DR.. RUSSEEL'S
DISPEN SARY
The Largest and OIde st Institution of
the kind I'm the Southwest kstab-
lisbed Nine Years, and the
Only Reaiable Place for
the Cure of
PRIVATE DISEASES S.

DR.. RUSSELL, NO. AZ Eerth COurt Street.
North side OF Court Square, MeRPhis,
Tenn, is acknowledged by all
psrties interested as by fsr
The M0gt Successful PhyStcS0st
IN the treatment of Private and Secret Dis
1 esses. Quick, thorough and permanent
cures guaranteed in every case, male or female
kectnJ cases OF GonOrrhea and syphilis cured
in q few days, without the use OF Mercury,
chapge of diet, or hindrSnce from business
Secondary Syphilis, the last vesttge eradicated
without the use of Mercury. sufferers nom
I'm potency, or Loss OF sexual Power, restored
10 free viIor In few weeks. elect or Gonor-
rhea of long standing, when all Internal rem
edies have failed, permanently and speedily
cured by q New Treatment
Victims Of self abCse and excessive venery,
RufTerfng from spermatorhea and less of physt-
cal and mental power, speedily and perma-
nentIy cured. aS- All consultations strictly
confidential. ga
sFOnice hOurs from a.m. to pm. ana 2 TO
SPIN.
DR. b RUSSELL, Consulting PhyEicisn.
l. u. HARRAN, Secretary.
Treaties on Chronic Diseases furnished fres
on application. spl2
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BUTTER.
7 H z
BUTTER CO
7 H z

Ask tRe attention OF al interested IN fAs re-
ducliOn OF the extravRgant cost OF Butter, 70
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter BY AID OF the
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A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
,y,,,, .,v,, ssrrup J.osres meet in con-

EFR,rEs AND MITHRAs Lodges meet IN con-
functfon 9Th Wednesday in every month,
Z. Meuersh, Secretary.
(Ssrssl. 1ngiI o. Princes OF JeTCsalen, l6th.
No 7 Rem z Pollen sd, Tarsh.'si a.
f FrankIanc. SD, Recorder. -
CALAAAr OHAf-rEs t.Ose OrolIs lSln.J 10, J.
Clariss ". ADAMS sd, NJ. WI Il L -o1a-
PIIITPfE D6PI-EssEIs Oozno,I OF K--h, 5oth.
50. :. Henry 2. Woodland, I'D, Co-ilAl'''
v7i,ssRn Y. C1rOde, 82d, Rec .. - -
CoEsIsfs.RY or WEST TzSSESskEy ~ IS,S - r,
singiis- .Sd., Comm. In Chieii DOose u
- 1rsdsr, G2d, ESoe'.
ODD-FELIcWs DIRECTORY
,,,,-.so 1,-o,,-p,rrr-r o.ELO.O.F. Meets
On tie Isl and 81 1husscag nlehtS O. go
month r. AelleIsb, <. p =. +. DaNs
ri. p: Thomas Bacon, scribe. ,
NEnPIiIs lSDGE. NO. 6.-Meets eNery ~ ASi,55g
nieht hI Z o'circk. 4 r. Davis. n. o. :. y o.
Wavneebulg, =. G.: r Cs. Monet, SvcIe'S y
C'pIrt,aSAw LoDGE- 30. S--MeetS every s-oH-
dav ni,-ht ST O'Clock q A. Beehn, \. w.
J L RuhseIl, v. O.; Tholiss Bacon SecIe'Sl'
~. r,,--A.s rF.s+s
RTTu IouGF. 50. ]. Degree OF Rebel Eaii-E1l'els
on the Jst / riday night IN each month.
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CURE OF EVERY FORM
HEMORRHOIDS Or PILES

yTHETHER OF LONG STANDING OR RE-
w cent origin. internal or external, whether
attended wi n Prolapsus, HemOrrhage or OBJ
stTuction, and all by
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BUCKEYE SALVE.

Is a strictly scientific combination OF well
known remedial agents. and the prOprietOrH
have no hesitation In saying the BUCKEYE
SALVE Is the
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The Economy Butter Company.
ocace-II5 L1sKRrY STREET.
s.c,orr-sss eRxENv1CH s1REEF, ny.

state. County and City Rights for sale. orer-
ing TO capitalists rare Opportunities for estao-
fishing = staple business, paying enormous
PROFITS.
The Van Buren press., 1869-09-28

GT" Notes and Notions" were prompt
to call attention to the despicabe con
duct of General Grant in remaining at
the sea side, while he knew the moments
Of Rawlins' life were numbered. 1t is
gratifying to find a Republican journal
like the New York San agreeing with US
on this subject. The ,Sua concludes an
article as follows:
But General Grant came not. lie had
fingered too late in the lap of pleasure to
receive the last blessing of his expiring
comrade. Yet Rawlins was never miss
ing when Grant wanted him. And it is
probably safe to say today-with all the
solemnity Of history--that had there new
er been Rawlins, there would never
have bsen Grant"