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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-01

DESCRIPTIONS JaInes A. Davis IS about
fifty years Of age, about feet 10 inches In
hight, hair and beard gray; has lost por-
ti0n OF his front teeth; sharp features and
complexion Drowned by exposure to the
slow Of speech; generally goes armed with
navy-six shooter OE u riEe; was resident Of
California some years since. and is supposed
to be now somewhere in that Stale. He Is
iamilisrly known among hts aeqraintsnees
aai oxyfs Iaf
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To Cotton Planters & Stock RaIsers

DHE Memphis Oil Company wish to pur-
l chase, during next fall and winter,
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
viii pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform (Fair bank 81 scales. they urge their
friends not to store theiT seed in large guam
titles and thereby hssefEeir value destroyed
or injured by HEATING, Planters who wish
70 make contracts for delivery OF Seed VIII
please call at Oh Work, Center Landing.
nB- Oh Cake and Nssl Tor sale IN any Quez-
tity, y1
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Heary eaIe o. the Irish cusst.

LIMERICK, December 3I.-A fearful
gale from the northwest occurred
here to-day. Trees were uprOOted,
chimneys thrown down, and some
houses were prostated. Ten persons
were killed and many Others badly
iuiT1rnd
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
England

England.
fOSpoN. December 3i.-'' Hist0ri-
cgsss of the Times, has an article to-
day asserting the dispatch Of Secretary
Fish-on the Alabama question.
Ny. Ashbury has forwarded to the
zfoy,lilg Post the correspondence be-
tween himself and Mr.. Bennett, on
the ocean yacht race. be accOmpa-
igies the correspondence with a letter,
wherein he says he accepts the terms
ad viii be ready on reaching New
A9rk to race for the cup won 6y the
! = ,ht America on I'D August, 1851.
Il Eeavy gales have prevailed all
n lund the coast during the past four
Hsvs. Many shipWTecks have Oc-
trrsd. attended in some instances
,gith loss Of life.
The bark Etna, from Montreal to
ereeuock, was driven ashore on the
.s@sst of ireland by a furious gale.
fTbe fasaiD and seven OF the crew
-vere drSERed. The bark viii prOba-
bly be tptAl loss,
France,
PARIS. December 3l.-The French
,-al,le company forward, free Of charge,
- hogs YOU viii publish the follow
iTo- TELEGRAM, cOpie1 from the Journal
rl5eiqls OF this morning;
Toe ! Of the Dnector-Genefal Of
+,,S5oes..z--saph Lines: The message
~ 4ttetit Of the United States,
:, - cslnaress at its opening, as publish
~ bv ihe newspapers, cSstaiDs, in the
mart relative to the French Trans At
fant;c Cable Company, an assertion
which this administration considers II
4 dctv to correct. 1t stats in sub
sta1ce that, according to the terms Of
A. cOucessiOn, dispatches IRON Amer
-. transmitted by that rOule, are
s,isiest to the examination and con-
+-of of the French Government, al d
Il evident that the passage was
-,,-;4fen under the impression that
,-lcb are the conditions OF the cOBees-
on This administration exercises
- control Of that nature, either over
80 dispatches Of France, America,
any other quarter, but
- : duty is TO see that com
.l.,nicafions are transmitted over the
-6la. In the order of their filing, or Of
tss;, reception at Brest, and that
.i-,,, L no favOritism in this respect.
- r,s.sf also, on account Of the tele-
--.~enhic monopoly held by the Gov
esaf,,st e'..a1f@ent. see that 20 dispatches are
= .,,iisso,.aestinely introduced upon the
Sll.-.- "a. nj 10 avoid the tax which lefat-
iiils, i'9,.j,- ~ accr.:es to the State. such is
lila.s.5 ,ai,a ri IFS control TO protect at once
~ '.,,,, :.,te-asts of the public and Of the
IL ll',a..',rv - finally. The conditions un-
Z. IS4.sfh -sea;ch this departmeDt exercises
tleL W = - over the bushels Of the line
coifs.o ..'Sitfont political Intention. Its
are Naate employees are charged
suporo - oi,ls' sask. and their dry is re-
win sne fse veriieations of the
/ s!fletso sch ~ as The slEpal el place
! ephets. sun ~ sline. and Of forwarding,
an9 1,,.s ~ ,e,a'5E,beflng y Of Worss which
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NnTlGE 10 CREnlTnRs.

No 40a5. n. Rim the Chancery Court OF hens-
phis, Tennessee sam 8 Spfrer. ExecGtOr
OF "A. G. Horton, deed, vs.. ]. b Sharpe. ct a..
TN this cause. on the sd day OF Deoefn Der,
L 1853, an order was entered, directing pun
licatton 70 be made for all persons interested
In the estate Of H C. Horton, deed, to come
forward. exhibit their demands. and have
themselves rlade parties 10 the bill infhis
suit. etc; also, eujoinfng all persons CLARA
inE to be creditors OF i'd estase from instt-
tuLing suits at law upon their demands:
II is therefore ordered, That ALL sucH
PARTIES make their appearance herein, NJ
the courthouse, in the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, ON or before the nrst Monday 10
March, 1876, and dle and establish their
claims as Aforesaid, according to law, or the
same VIII ~ barred and the causs proceeded
with exparEH; and that a copy of this order
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal
A cOpy-attest.
AUG custom ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk aud Master.
ant Is.2
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing under
the name and style of the MEMPHIS
COTTON PRESS ASSOCIATION, Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
W b. WALDRAN,
Surviving partner Of Waldran q qill)
II. A. MONrG0MERY.
T.. GRAVES.
N. CORONNA.
Memphis. Tenn, Dec. 10, lSe0, dssS
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CARD.

XETE would respectfully announce that we
w have disposed or our interest In East
and West Tennessee for Wards New Ges
Burner to Mr.. J. STOBTS. of Memphis, So JEFF
ferson street. He will have hne and well
assorted stock of goods in a few days, and
will then offer to the public the best, cheapest
aud safest light IN Amenca, IN every forn,
for family ana general use.
Parties desiring terTitoryin Mississippi or
Arkansas, address him as above.
deal ST. IOUIs PORTABLE OAsLIeI1l co.
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GLASGOW, December S1.-William
Cook, United States Vice-COnsul for
this port, was sentenced to seven
years Imprisonment at bard labor, for
foruprV
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DIED.

MINER-MART ALICE MTSER, aged i've
years and two days.
The friends and aequRint8nces Of the FAM
ily ere invited to atts1d the funeral, from
No. 81 Hin street, This THURSDAY Even
ing ats o'clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BOUT $500 acres Of the richest cotton land
n OF Chicot county, Ark, the finest cotton
region in the world; IL is high bank land;
formerly Belle Point, one OF the tirst So
lectiOns on the river; 1900 acres cleared. bal
auce timber. readily saiHble as wood or lum-
Der; leveed fronting on the river, ana eEcIr-
cled by beautiful lake; il has the great sld-
vantage OF independence OF s.the leTees of the
main shore, and can be m1ds.a most secure
and beautiful domain. Valued, befcIe the
war. at SISg, ,GsbS; &c IS now offered so low that
the profits of q single fuu crop win pay for IL.
II not sold by l5tn January, 1870 10 viii De
leased on favorable ferrCas. Apply to
da2 JOHN Z. BOWDAII. st. Louis Mo.
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TELEGRAPRIc SUMMARY.
Ealher Rvaolnthe,s Lecture.


NEW YORK, December 3I.-Pere
Hyacinthe's lecture netted $1,000 to
the French Benevolent Society.
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Plantation for Rent.

ESOR the ensuing year, my Endfvides
Halt of the. Farmer PiaSe SifusT,.,5
th Crittanden county, ArkansQ,<. near lsis,-
soe's Landing, forty mills below Mem
phis, ami three miles fsom the river 5F5e
whole place contstnS one hundred ana f.fISr
acres cleared lane, gin and 2in-houss. ds,a--
ling and outbqu5es. The richuess OF Thar
ls unsurpasseo-wil easily ytshi q baie 81
cotton q, the acre. Fer terms, apply to b. y
secs Landing. Arkansas.
de6 JOHN p TSrcE.
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FoR sALE.

Two 7-Slory Frame Eousss on Exclssif~s
Il street exterted, .rirn rooms eacn-
An A No k51ikdIllg Lot On iaca u = 81 -
near BuG Hu1. s. By t50 =
10 acres Of choice t3arden Land near f<l.ss -
sea Charch- On Thomas avenue. Il
And good paying Saloon ard Fssf -
centrally locates witt tie good-rs 3
APPaEsa dea1 a. eCzat-
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NnTIcF

pauy. viii be held In Augusta4- X, on FRI
day Jannary 7, ls70, az 10 o clCck an, for the
purpose ,of elesttng nve Directors.
as2 JOHN 3. QAyIs, sae's
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Peremptory Public Sale Of City and
Suburban Lots, Tuesday, Ian
uarY 4th, at 3 o'clock s.r.

- Y ROYSTER, TIlEZEVANT & CO Arr
- TIONEEElS- at their 6aiesroon8. Norff.-
east corner OF Main and Jefferson sfrrars
SUBURBAN LOTs.-Ien Beautiful B,1sf-ts-,--
Lots on the Outstds east boundary iirIs-r ~ -
eity on Brinkley- avenue, az 1hs cornerof ne
hTst street north Of Poplar street -or7 sr-+ -
BTinkisy avenue and MaIdran avse1ls -
1raelng all the space betweez the pr9berrv o.
Ar. MerrtWaather and Brinklev a1s-3.,,z
Nothlng but pereunpTory orders FROM fEa
owner brings tais property now on the mar
ket Al public sale, rs we are well satisfied shat
II would seu FOR twenty-five per cent. moro
next spring and summer The lots viii ~
PIT up IN forty feet fronts with privilege Of
more or less. Terms. cash
CIrY LOTS -i5e feet OF the west end Of That
magnificent property, more admired we ~
lleYe, than any other racant grouHd in the
city. Formerly owned by F. ". smith 80
on tue north side Of Vance street. cas- ~
Lauderdafe, enclosed with a brick r--T
This property viii be sold in lotsof NV fs-f
With privilege Of more OF less T,zrI1s-EIeif
cash; belsnce In six end tWeivs m oF,fif. = -
interest Also lots - and q in block s.. ID
the Wheaton subdivision, On the norfh ~.
of Linden, east OF Orleans street. This r,-c-,-
erty Is offered without any cash pavrnsrir. -,
a credit OF ons, two, three and fosIr 49,
with interest on bond ana seeufitv- afs-54 49,
on tne properly. Ihis properly = prf iIr, y
0e SQiQ e-1. bidders nay E3Ysrn thsrasaIv- i
the -0ts is called at our l-aies-
room 20 gu9rd Sgat-zSg unfavora bi 9 rvAa har-
parties interested being expected 10 exar1irts
the property before Che sale hour uurfI - y.
day private bids will be considered
ROYSTER, TREZEVAST & CO.
ue<3 Aucti iona1sr
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SPICER s. SHARPE,
254 Main ST. Maueyney Block

A RE RECEIVING FRESH GOODS, DAILY,
a by river and rail. By late arrivals we
have fresh supply Of
Borden's Condensed Mfk-the celebrated EA-
GLE brand-le0 dozen;
New Louisiana Sugars and N. Masses;
Now Buckwheat;
New sweet Roll Butter; also, C,sSSislen Butter;
New Golden Syrups; New Carolina Rice;
Pigs Feet, Hams and Lard;
Shaker Preserves;
All varieties Of new Cannes, GOoos;
Mess Mackerel and Goldfish
North Carolina Herrings;
Fine Toilet Soap; choice Cofees and Teas.
pola SPICER & SHARPE.
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Nins nan 70 Renrasent ihs 0. S.

LOUISVILLE, December 31.-Gee.
D. Prentice is considered out of dan
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A NORTHWESFEEN farmer desires TO join
n with six 20 ten laDorers with some prac-
tfcal cotton planter, on shares Of CROP" on
the usual terms OF land, teams, implements,
seed, etc, against labor. apply at once TO
DOSOHU, JOY & Co.
da3t N w. corner Main and Madison.
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Brothers
263 Main; Corner Of Court.
dalo dsxu
s1O Reward-

4 WILL pay the above reward to any one
l returning to me my Blaek-aud-1an Dog;
answers to the name OF Jep"; had on a red
and black collar. f. M. NELSON,
deal No. ~ Madison street.
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70 Land BgHers-Oas T7ao@fdnd Acrss Rees
Alses q Memphis, st Hsrenps9sg k,tStls S,lis
HAVING determined to dispose OF m
Il plantatior, known = The Vi!Ia~r
situated On the fernando road ar
waters OF Noncounah, i've miles zo-sH
Memphis. take this method II noffff
the land-buying public thu this vain
property, containing up1ards OF a thons+
acres, and enoraei.l2 every variety 81 /
land and valley Held, meadow aud v7o0. >
l&ndt VIII ee buodivided and sold ta-f5-r
nlgnsst pldder, through. -rs-- tssvsfer
4rezsFant & Co, Auctisl a tlssir ssi esl
- LSC..l, "a tls 90 ~ sl1ss = She corner
o. "a "a IAN ard js -----s'',fsaiSSsss on WEDSEs-
- = q - :, ssg5 ls7o A map
e1.llolsln9 ne son Iiuu rely and ~
:, Ind a. ne once OF The
~ I ~ Bids VII oe entegtsiued
, ~ -. ~ . ~ Of t. tfacf until the
Sy Hsy y ~ ss.ie- a - rEishing 70 examine he
lAnSs via a tlt..tef1 - buy ing VIII nav.-evar--
tcillty ouered ior doing. by application h,
the aueslOheefs- orts3Gue az my resideurs
deeln II supernuOg3 - rHpFeSsnt n -,.t
value OF this good iauU. ftfng V.-t.f.e.s -
distance OF such citg.ss Msl, ~ az
tsau Q say tnat- ~ iadicicaa rla1f-s-e
tne5 Wlll yield u safer and hfry-r rs5-ir ~
the Investment thaR anything siss II, ,Tlti s
capttNl can oe IN ployed. nope an active
tOul petition among Duyers viii. a. far rs
lDsstoie, ompensai me Tor the ueca,Sffrsllf
parting Win such desif able property I.afnss
Oi bale-6alf cash, alancs on tine az 4insg
interest. RTEHARBI I. PFft-tlS
R0yster, Irezevaut 4 Co, Z act Onesrs. dec
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CANCERS
Killed in 48 Hours Without Knife or PsIn.
DR. SPALDlNG g. CO,

DR.. SPALDlNG g. CO.,
Tennessee state Cancer, Lung, Eye and Ear
Branch Inflrmary. Consultation Room,
ga Monroe street, Memphis, Tenn.
DERAiANENrLX established, Is ready FOR
! the reception of patients afflicted with
CANCERS. ULCERS, old Sore Legs, Eye and
Ear, and Lung Diseases. and Asthma.
ES- -pII. .ES-Ea without knife; Kidney and
Bladder complaints.
Bs-All Old Chronic diseases. e7-No charge
for consultation.
BG-Au diseases Of Women and Children
confidential diseases. E&-A skillul lady in
attendance 20 wait on female patients.
Medicine Eent TO all paris. Address,
DR.. SPALDING &. co.
de25 Memphis, Tenn,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24
vaYNE COUNTY,. IND.

bad taken place They looked
over the lower rooms fret; and
over the nantel piece, in the sit
ting room was frame, aud under
the glass, in large gold letters were
these words
MOT A DRO? MORE, DANIEL
Mary, in reading these words.
said:
OH. friend Edgerton, if Daniel
could have said these words, and
stuck to them. this beautiful place
might have still been hio.'
Then thee don't know where
Daniel is 2 said tire Quaker.
No; | have not heard anything
OF him for more than three years
Thee would like TO see him,
would thee not?'
'Oh. YES Indeed | should.
Let Us walk up stairs
AS he went up the front stairs.
Daniel Atlsin slipped down the
back ones, and took his stand in
the front room. When they re
turned, Mrs. Mary Atkin noticed a
stalwart man standing in the room
with his back to the door, aud
started back for an instant. The
Quaker said
1t is a frield, Mary.
Daniel turned round but in the
raan with . heavy beard and nous
tache Mary did not recognize her
husband. Daniel advanced to the
spot where Mary was standing,
and, in voice tremuIous with em
otion, exclaimed:
Don't you know me, Mary 2
We leave the reader to imagine
what the meeting was. Friend
Edgerton said he must 60 home
and see Amy, and addressing him
self to Mary, said
Mary, this house and farm are
thine. Daniel has got the papers,
and will give them 10 thee. Thee
can stay here as long as thee likes;
thee will live happy once more, for
that (pointing to the frame over
the mantle piece, Not drop more,
Daniel, is his motto now, and will
be as Ion g as he lives
Daniel and his wife fe.! on their
knees before the Lord Their
prayers were mingled with many
tears, but in their future lives those
prayers were found to be answered.
Several Years have passed away
since the above events occurred,
and Daniel A,kin, now an earnes.
Chr islian man. still sticks 10 his
motto
"-Not drop more, Daniel p
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TH= KIDNEYS.

The Kidneys are two IN number, stu tied
at tie upper par. of the loin, sn-rou nde,i By
fat, and consisting OF three parts. viz the
Anterior, tile Interior, and the Exterior
The anterior absorbs. Interior consists of
tissues or veins, " hich serve Is deposit ter
the urine and convey it to the exterior. The
exterior is conductor also. terminating il
single tube, and called the Uterus. The ute
rus are connected with the bladder
The bladder is composed of various cover
ings or tissues, divided into parts, VIZ: the
Upper, the Lower, the Nervous, and the Nu-
cous. The upper expels, the lower retains.
Many have a desire TO urinate without the
ability others ur;n&te without the ability to
retain. This frequently occurs IN children.
To cure these Affections, we must bring in
to action the muscles, which are engaged in
their various functions. If they neglect
ed, Gravel or Dropsy may ensue.
The reader must also be made aware, that
however slight mas be the attack. it is sure to
affect the bodily health and mental powers,
a our flesh and blood are supported from
these sources.
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Il is not necessary to tas- a handful oi
these Pills to produce the desired effect: two
of thcui act quickly and powerfully. clea rs
ing the Liver, Stomach. and Bowels of all
impurities. The principal iugre lieut. is Pod
ophyllin, OF the Alcoholic Extract OF Man
drake, which j. by many times mere Power
ful. Acting, and Searching, Tran the Mandrake
itself. Its peculiar action Is upon the Liver.
cleansing +. specify from all distractions,
With ali :hs power Of Me- eury, We: free from
die iuiGrigus results atttched t. lie use cf
that uincrai.
For all diseases, IN which cathartic is in-
dicated, these Pills viii give entire satistac
lion in every case. They Hees3- fat.
In cases OF Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
and extreme C9stivencSs, ilr. IToofiani'S Ger
man Biters or Tonic should b. as q in con-
uection with the Pills. Tie tonic effect CT
the Btters or Tonic bull l. up the system.
The Bltters or Tonic purifes the Blood.
strengthens the nerves, regulates the Liver
aud gives strength, energy, and vigar.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills.
and tone up the system with Bittecs cr Tonic
and no disease can retain its hold, or ever as
sail you.
These medicines sold by all Druggists
and dealers IN medicines every where.
Recoiiect that IL is Da. HooFLAND's GER
MAN REMEDIES, that are So universally used
and highly recommended and do rot allow
the Druggist = induce you to take anything
else that he may say is just as good, because
he makes a llrgsr profit on it. These Rem
edie. will be sent by Express TO any locality.
upon application to the PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE, 63l
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24
The Richmond Radical gives
the Winchester Journal q spiteful
snap for mixing into the affairs Of

l
the Winchester Journal q spiteful
snap for mixing into the affairs Of
the fourth District. The Jonrnal's
offence consists in the fact that Il.
editor was, until last August Ares !
ident Of this place, and Lad In
bihed strong prejudice against
/ Gooding, which be Gfd not hesi-
tate TO exhibit during the canpaigo.
This reused the spite OF Isc uas-
Sy. sorcheaded cur of the Radical.
| and hence the snarling aud 2to..l
ing. II Greenfield ConHnere..i.
We did not refer to the Fourt.
District affairs TO crafty preiu--
dice aga'Dss any one. STc were
nntii within few weens el the
election, resident OF that District,
and much better informed in its
political! affairs than we were in
those OF this District, We supper
ted Judge Wilson beoause he was
the choice OF majority OF the Re
publ'cans Of his District, fairly ex
pressed, as their candidate. We
opposed Judge Gooding because
he was the candidate Of The Demo
crutic party--and for 10 otAey
reason. We opposed faction Of
Republicans, r headed by tue Radj-
cal, who were ostensioly giving
Judge Wilson quass support, bat
really playing into the hsnds OF
Gooding, as we then believed aud,
events have since proved the cor
rectness Of that opinion. We re
ferred to the record of Judge
Gooding, and compared it with
that of John Colerick, to show the
baseness and hypocrisy OF the
Democratic leaders; ami lastly, we
had never received any lessons on
journalistic courtesy from the ass
tute editor of the Radical, and
learned that the simple fact that
paper was published outside tue
territorial limits of a Congression-
al District, barred it from referring
10 affairs of that District.
We have, however, the consoia-
ton of knowing that every Kepub-
lican paper in the Fourth District
endorsed. and still approve, of our
course; while Judge Gooding and
his friends, with their ally of the
Radical, bitterly denounce us as
being an 'impertinent outsider.
The Radical, and its small con
voy in this District, which so ca
gerly copied its ill-natured re-
marks about u.s. because, forsooth.
the great {? Radical, copdesended
20 copy a five line squib from il,
are welcome to take Goodine, tae
Democratic party AMI all sore
heads, to their fond mbrace. For
our part; we prefer the friendship
of the Republican press OF the
Fourth District, and the unity of
the Republican party.-[Winches-
ter Journal.
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HooEand S German Tonic

Was compounded for those moi inclined to
extreme bitters, and is intended for in
scs when some alcoholic stimuldnt is re-
quired in connection with the Tonic proper
ties of the Bitters. Zach bottle of the Tonic
contains one bottle of the Bitters, combined
with pure SANTA CRrz Rum, and favored in
such manner that the extreme bitterness of
The Bitters is overcome, forming a prepara-
ton highly agreeable and pleasant to the pal
ate, and containing the medicinal virtues of
the Bitters. The price OF the Tonic is S1.50
per bottle, which manv persons think too
high. They must take into consideration that
prre quality. A poor article could be fur
nished at r. eaper price, but is it not better
to pay little more and have a good article
medicinal preparation should contaiu aonc
but the best ingredients, and they who
pect to obtain cheap compound will most
certainly be cheated.
eaies
For LIVEn COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, JAUNDiCE,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
ERUP1I0NS OF THE SKIN,
ana all diseases arising from
Disordered Liver,
Stomach ,rr III
PURITY
of the
BLOOD.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-12-24
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FORMS.
BY EaILY ELLSWORTH FORD,

Forms are he hedges of our social life,
To shut out trampera, be they man or beast I;
Their value two-tOld, beauty not the least,
With shelter, highest courtesy is riie,
5 glittering shield, amid the battle strife,
Shaped FOR tough use, can hrevely please the
eye.
Hedges exclude no ieht OF lovely sky,
Nor 70 the landscape interpose screen;
The melt into the meadow, orchard, hardly
seen,
Save for Il slender line Of miuding green,
That marks oi each the fitting boundary.
A friend Y refuge for pirdling'S leaf-hid nest,
They TEEN with blossoms for the welcome
guest;
So forms protect our sacred home aud heart /,
Yet offer flowers of courtesy to those
Who stay not with rs underneath the rose,
But mere salutes in the mornings mart
Or dwellers in an outside life. from ours
apart,
Our limits thus they plainly can define
Wliich ground each fairly claims mine CT
thine;
But nterd. ct no beauty, and offer no pretensc,
Graceful ecessites, society's defense,
Standing in dignity, TO stay impertinence.