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SaturdaY. MaY 27th. l87l.

within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wlt:
Lot No 2, beginning at q stake on the east
line Of Cherry avenue, the southwest corneI
o. lot No. ]; thencs sast with the south line 81
lot No. ], 6ehains % g stake; thence north, j,
chains and q links 20 a stake In the centre oi
me Raleigh rOau thence south, 6le west with
the centre Ofaaid road. . ehaiHs amt 81 links,
thence gouth, So west, z chains and A. links
q q stake; thence north with the east line OF
lherry Avenue, q chains aud IS links to the
beginning, containing l0.S5 acres. the same
beng part OF the subdivision off S. scre tract
q Aandy which a. 8 part OF the Jno. Pope
plentatonl lying and being in Tennessee,
ABOUT Tour miles from Memphis.
TERMS OF BALE.-Uash.
A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Humes& e Poston, Soils. apT
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DRT GOODS.
GOODS
For Glory!

| III HOPE LoNsDALE BID DOMEs-
TIC. son hnlsb, beautiful goods. st~I2Ho
Genuine Green Ticket - Lonsdals BID
Domestic, son and hard finish, at. l5e
oar hne COO KID Gloves reduosd To zoe
our new Prints, which we are selling At IOc
are equal to any so-eaned Percales
sold IN this city at IElo or lo. Every
yard warranted fast oolors.
a new line OF beautiful High-eut Ladies'
Cloth Shoes, Congress and Balls. at---s2
Every pair warranted to give perfect
satisfaction, or another pair given in
ii plaoe.
% lo0 Pair BUsKINs."
Real French - Percalss, beauties, al 8
Striped SIX Grenadines. Ans. 49,. 50
And everything else in cur hoHss
sod at the above corresponding low
prices.
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OF French Tucked SkTtings in sublime quail
ity, French Pfques and Marseillos In satin
stripes, BrOcade an Figured; also a fresh in
Weltg.
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CHARGES PER 8
FOR IN rs
FORTWO MONTHS ormOre at 1.-THE rate Of. 90
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.
&rundv =. -

GrEundy Co.. Tenn.
This property having been purchased by
the undersigned, and thoroughly rehtteC
and mrOtshed, viii be opened 70 the publ,
for The ensuing season, on the 18th Juni
next.
For the benefit of those persons who have
never wish ed this. before the war, celebrated
watering place, We beg leave 10 say that, 70;
the excellency Of its chaly beate and reestong
waters, -graudeur Of scenery and purity o.
atmosphere, = Is not surpassed, II eQualed,
by any establishment in the South. Tit 10
cation Is upon one of the highest points OF
the Cumberland Mountains, within a few
hours ride OF the University OF the South.
and of the large Swiss colony recently estab-
lished in this State.
Visitors leaving Huntsville, Chattanooga,
or Nashville by the morning train, VIII ar
rive at the Springs, via TullahOma and Nc
Minnvilie, on the evening OF she same day
Parties wishing to enKage rooms for the
season can do so by addressing us at Nash
vile until 18th May; after that time at Beer
sheba Springs.
CHARGES FOR RoARD-By the day, So; by
the week. 81 GO; by the month, SEQ Children
and servant bali price
RE8IDENT PaYHICTANs-Dr. j d Winston,
OF Nashville; Dr. Il. n. franklin, ~ sumner
Co. 9. M y q 20.
Nashville, Tenn, April, ISL apzs
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FOR SALE.

WILL sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY.
Nv Nay 10th. ISL. az 10 o'clock am. al
baautfmfl lots. 50 feet mont by t1H feet deep
sftuafea on second street. Chelsea. neaE staea
Yards. and adjoining the residence Of John
terms % sale-0ne third cash. and
balance IN six snu Twelve months. with six
nsr cent, interest and lien on property. Nc
fucumhranca. 1itles guaranteed. Sa 3 uogf,
tive and without reserve.
r. II. GLIssON.
PAssHoRE &BUEFN, AEetioneeEs, apE
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Saturday, Iuns 3, 1877,

etwee the hours Of 10 o'clock am. and Z
o'clock pm., the following described real es-
tate. tO-Rit: All OF that lot or parcel OF land
situate, lying and being IN the county OF
Shelby and State OF Tennessee norm OF
Chelsea. allowed and decreeo by the Chan-
carv Court oil he city OF Memphis 10 John T.
Robinson Ia the case OF John T. Robinson We
William r bInson et al, entered on the lAta
day Of July. Ls67. and recorded In the Regis
tersg office OF Shelby county, August !, 1857 in
book No. 81, pages 29A, etc., not sold ard con-
viewed to otf er parties by the said John I.
robinson before the commencement OF THIS
suft HE property hereby offered for sale be-
log about IOur IA acres. more or less, and IS
fnthe WeaklBy subdivision, near the city Of
Memphis.
Terms or SALE-On q credit OF six and
twelve months, with interest, purchaser 10
execute notes with approved security.
Equity OF redemption barred.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
d. Clay King, Attorney. myS
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NONRESIDENT R0TICE.

J.. n. wARDLAW, c. and n.
yummins, Solicitor. ap2
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Nrw hB%VERrsEMEMTs.
PROBATE COURC SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

No. 465-Petition to sell land 70 pay debts
JOhn b. Smith, Executor OF o b 4. Robin.
son, deceased, VS.. John L. Irwin and wife.
Hinder and BY virtue Of q decree Of sale
made IN the above cauee, at the present
May term, 1871, Of the Probate Court oil
shelby county, Tennessee, 1 viii proceed "a
sell, Ht public auction, to the highest and
best bidder, before the courthouse door,, on
Union street, IA the city OF Memphis, Tonnes
So on
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asserted that two steamers had been
chartered to leave that port with a
crowd Of three hundred, and that the
ring would be pitched before ten
O'Clock on the morning Of the 18th Of
Nav
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JOHN LILLY,
n DEALER IN
NJ AND LIQUORS,
No. ISL Main Street, Memphis.

WOULD beg cave to inform my friends,
L and the public generally, that I am pre-
pared 20 meet the uema1ds 4 thetrade with
bENUIN- goods Of the puresE and best
quality. 40 reasonable prices, and respect
Iully solicit their patronage.
apr22drw JOHN lilly.
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IN caNTRAcT0Rs

@ EALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
- the undersigned for the erection OF The
proposed school building 10 be built on the
corner OF Market and Third streets. Plans
and Epecincatians can be seen at the odice Of
Jones a Baldwin, architects, Kit Williams
Block. Bids 20 be left with the secretary Of
the soard OF Education, st the ODD Fellows
Hall, on or before the 8th OF May next, st y
O'Clock noon, The cOmmi Tee reserve the
right TO reject any or all of the bids.
Q. r. FEHNER,
N. J. WIGQIN,
T.. J MANsFORD,
uuqq Ruf1dfuu Com "a 4ffsa
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PL0WsI h 0W8

The celebrated Brown, Manly & Co. Double.
Shovel PI0W, Weighing only So lbs. Satisfac.
ton guaranteed, or the money refunded
George 8. Richardson q Co, No. 2 HoWard'i
row, Memphis, agents for Tennessee, Arkan.
gRs and Mississippi. Agents wanted ap9O
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CARD.

HB In retiring from the firm OF Stewart
Bros. q FiEer, take pleasure in recommend
GWynne. win be pleased TO see my friends
at my former place OF business, Nos. 359
and asa FRONT STREET, until further
notice. JOHN C. FIZER.
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SALE

RUAL ESEATD.
No. 1876, n. r First Chapcery Court OF Shell
by County.-R. ". Williamson, administra-
tor OF O. ". Cherry, deceased, vs.. Eallie B.
Cherry ct al.
DT virtue OF an t~nterlocutory decree for
I'D sale entered In the above cause March
Path, 1871, 1 viii sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters ONCE, 9reenlaW Block Second street,
IN the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
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fishing GROUNDS.
ILAoK FISH LAKE

LACK FISH LAKE,
MEMPHIS TENN Nay g. 1871.
- The public are hereby uotfded that the
fishery OF Hlratton q He1Btand, on Black
Fish Lake. Wlfl be opened from this date.
convey nuc8 ~ III meet parties ~ the station,
n miles from Memphis, on a. r. g., aud COM
Vey them 70 the K Everything furnished
for the accommodation OF piontos and fish,
ing parties. 6TRAIION HEL5IAND.
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[. E. hUaHEe.

nOOKKEEPRR AND ACCOUNTANT.
~ Address care W. @. BARrH.
Carolina Insurance Omee.
Highest city references. aPSi
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MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, l
VI MEMPHIS, TENN, April Is, 1877, J
The Interest on the Gold Bonds OF the city
OF Memphis, viii be paid in gold on Monday,
the LIST OF Nay, 1871, upon presentation ofthe
proper Coupons at the of1cs Of P. NJ. MYERS
a CO, No. "A Pine street, New York city; and
also at the once OF the City Comptroller, City
Hall, Exchange building, Memphis, Tenn.
apo JOHN JOHNSON. Mayor.
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Book Agents
Can make slC0 per month selling

Can make sloO per month selling
The Medical Adviser
By DE- THOMPSON, Of Nashville, Tenn. A
standard housed cid medical work. As such
Il has no rival II is indorse1 by the most
eminent physicians North, South, East n
West. It's merit and reliability are thus
placed beyond question. No book offers
greater inducements TO agents. Eend for cir
culars with terms. etc. Address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING co, Nos. IA and H6 Second
street. Memphis, Tenn. apis dAW
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ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 1881, r. D.-second Chancery Court
G~artnWaiL Lewis q Stewart VS.. ]. C. Jacob
OF 81.
- virtue OF an order of sale entered in this
- cause, On the 2f day OF March. 1871, i viii
sell at public auction, 10 the highest tidder,
Ia front Of the dOOr Of the second ChancerY
COurt-house. on Second street, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of May, next
within legal hours, the following described
tract o. land, viz:
Containing FIVE ACRES, situate IN the
county OF shelby and stale Of Tennessee,
near and south OF the city OF Memphis,
range s, section -, being pert Of a subdivision
OF lots 50 and 90, o. Kerr's subdivision Of his
1850 acre tracf-parJ Of John Ramsey's 5000
acre ~tract-ssid i've acres being the south
end OF lots So and 60, above named, and
a. follows, to-Wit; Beginning at a
stake, the southwest corner OF lot No. 90, on
the south line OF said ZOO acre tract OF grant,
thence north with the west line OF said lot
No. 90 two hundred and seventy lAO&l and
= feet, % q Btakes thence east parallel with
said south line eight hundTe Ieet 1901, to q
stake on the east line OF said lot No. So;
thence south lNO5<l two hundIed and seventy
ana 4 Ieet, 70 q stake on said south line;
thence west with said line 1901 eight hundred
feet, 10 the beginning, as surveyed BY NJ, A,
Kerr, March g, 1860
TERMS OF SALE Or q credit Of six months.
note with good security. Lien Retained and
equity OF redemption barred.
April Il, IsIl.
II. ID. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master
Warmer, Lee q Thurman, Soils. for come
pAAlhahu apis
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LOst Certificate Of Stock.

TNHE public are hereby notified that Certih-
j cato No. l8, for forty shares Of stock in
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, in the
name OF Q, q. Wilcox, dated July 4 1864, has
been lost or mtslaid, and that at the proper
time, I viii apply to the Secretary for a du-
plicate OF the same.
WIZ. WILCOX.
and Admir- Of @. @. Wilcox. decld.
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: Hrs Windows SOOTHING Syrup,
Notice of Dissolution.

R8- The firms OF STEWART BROS. q FL
ZER, at Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART &
FIZER, al New Orleans, La, are this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The success
sors assume the liabilities, and are charged
with the settlement Of the business Of said
Arms. ANDREW STEWART.
VIM. STEWART.
JOHN c. FIZER.
HUGH STEWART
Memphis, Tenn, May ], 1871.
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DISSOLUTION

THE firm ofN CALHOON & co. Is this dgy
i dissolved by mutual consent. All un-
finished business can be settled al the Old
sta nd. No. IL Front ~steeet; and ali persons
Indicted 70 same viii please call. settle and
save costs. N. CALHeON.
Memphis, April 20. W. 81 PHILLIPS
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SUCH was the extraordinary demand
for the APPEAL yesterday, contain
ing the map reproduced on our first
page, that it again appears with a
commentary more pertinent to the
condition and fortunes OF this city
and country.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
W. EFT SPRINGS,
KOnrOs County, West Virginia.
ON The 18th nE InNE-

THIS favOrtte summer resort, famous for
1 It's extensive and agreeable plunge baths,
Temperature 70 degrees) as wen as Its tonic
mineral waters. viii be onanad for the aaaaon
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PETITIoN F0R mc8RPoRsrI0
Nc. 800. Rim the E.st Chauesry court OF
slaIlr naunLr.

WHEhhAe, II ~ Allen. 81 CncEa. VIZ
w PettigreW Boyle, Geor1s 81
Il j. Ward aud " y. Score have Med q ra-
tition IN said court praying % to Iac5r -
rated under the name and sty-e of ne
fer the purpoaeOt ESTABLISHING and mafrfof~.
ing library m the city OF Hempbis- ~ 49,
4lnlara OF when reference IS made 70 the pe-
Gtto1 In said cause.
TO 81 therefore ordered. Traf nn- -rr
al persons interested mast appear herefr "a
sLs eelEt ho9se, 10 Lne Guy o. Memphis. on
OF before the dr8t Monday lu June. l7l arT
show cause, ~ any they have. whvfrn s-7I
a8osiatton ahclld not be i1corpornfat ~
ne PRAYER olsall P-4ttoners graatsd- Or tha
parte5 ana llet copy OF the orrar - nrn
ushed for thirty days in the EemDhf
peal
A copy attest. ED1TUND a. COLE
By r. BLAsz, Deputy Usrk - 0-
AE. AndgEs0a. AfteEnaV,
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PUBLIC ADMlNISTRATOR.

DARTIES desiring me to administer on
III estates will please leave. at the ONCE OF
Vance a Anderson, 8B Main street, memo
rRnda, giving name OF deceased, time Of
death and probable amount Of property.
John TRENT, Public Admiplstr
apT7 TOR Shelby County.
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Picnic by n. and C. r R. Bsnsv0lsn
Association, at lanes Park,
Saturday, Nay 18Th.

BIDS Foh Fi%lF4LhdkS BOLiCIIhD,
TNHE privileges OF the ground, consisting
ofBar, Restaurant, Confectionery and
shooting Gallery, viii De open Tor bids until
me 6th u May. None nt the above stands
viii be permitted 10 conniot with each other
AN bids TO be addressed 10
I'D ANDERSON, Chairman,
mvg Memphis ami Charleston Depot.
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Telegraph ONCE in the Hotel; a handsome
and extensive livery in conjunction with the
establishment; a hrst-class band Of music
engaged for the season.
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ROBERT LEWIS & co.

Boiler Makers & ShsetiFoa Workers,
NAVY YARD, MEMPHIS, TENN. Second
IN hand Boilers always on hand. Eerair-
ing done with prOmptness. Particular arfsn-
zion given n Repairing h0zf EnfIa-a
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BEAUTIFUL LINE

OF French Tucked SkiTtings in sublime quail
ity, French Piques and Marsellos In satin
stripes, BrOcade al a Figured; also q fresh in
voice OF the new FrOu ETOu g in English
WeIts.
DOMESTIC
We are Offering all the popular brands al
popular prices, consisting OF
LODsdaIe Cambria
Lyman Cambria,
New York Mills,
MamsuJta y INT n,
W1lliamsvtle Extra,
Utica steam,
AndrOscOggin Gold Medal,
AndroscOggin L,
FTuit Otthe Loom,
Lonsdale SOt and Hard,
TusCarOrG,
BartIet Steam Mills,
Boot b,
BOOtE,
BedfordL Long Cloth,
Masonviue,
HanOver Long Cloth,
l0.4 Bleached Utica.
lO-4, 8 4 and 81 PeGuOt,
lO-4, 81 2 s-4 AndrOscoggin,
Ia, l0-4, 81 INT 81 Pepperell,
l0-4, 81 and 8 = LacOnis,
l0-4, Pa and S4 Lowell,
lO-4, "a and 81 M~nndanOck,
lO-4, "a and 81 Waltham,
8-inch Bro. Utica,
81 Pepperen,
g. WaIthan,
81 Wamsutta.
81 Nashua,
5-4 AndrOscOsgiu,
Pinch AmOskeag,
81 AmOskeag,
s6-inch Cabot.
The above comprises only a portion Of our
popular bTsndF. We would call attention TO
8 cases OF l04 Bleached SLeeJing a Is cents
per yard, that we Will open on Monday, the
lat ms also zoo pieces OF Irish Linen from
the factories OF Belfast and LuIEan, at re-
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To Builders.

The Subscriber offers for sale the fol-
lowing thoroughly seasoned lumber:
5000 feet Brown ASH, ] and 1
inches thick.
5000 feet Pine I, l, II, Il, II 2,
y and 3 inches thick.
5000 feet Poplar | inch thick.
10000 feet Bass, I, |, II, u, u
and 2 inches thick.
10000 feet 2, q and 3 inch Spruce
and Hemlock plank.
10000 feet Strip Lath.
10000 feet Board Lath.
10000 feet Clear Spruce, ! and ]
inch thick.
$4,000 feet Clapboards all qualities
aud widths.
$4,000 feet Spruce flooring
$4,000 feet common Spruce boards
I and inch thick.
$4,000 feet 2x3, 2x4, 3x5, 2x6, Xxi
2xS, 3x3, 3x4, 3x5, 3x6, AKA, 5x5, 6x6
7x7, SIS, 9x9, 9xl0.
A good assortment of many kinds Of
lumber, planed, jointed and ready for USE
always on hand. Possessing, as ! believe
| do, unsurpassed facilities for purchasing
and handling lumber cheap, respectfully
solicit an examination Of my prices, feel
ing confident that am in condition II
figure with close buyers. G. s. PAGE.
Hyde Park, June 2Sth, 1871. 32w-
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Hpae PI3k.

The Strawberry Festival came Of as an
uounced, and aside from the feeling that
more might have come if they had tried,
there was nothing to prevent our claiming
that we had 'glorious time" Every
one was good natured, the Strawberries
were nice, the cake and ice cream were
as good us we get at hotels, ard the bis
cult and butter excellent, made by some
of our best matrons, and as our object was
a worthy one, and everything so cheap
we hoped to sell every plate of strawber-
ries and every piece Of cake, but for once
we we're mistaken. We sold some less
than hundred tickets, and after paying
the nice little boys and girls literally fol-
their strawberries, and the merchants de-
Gently for sugar, eggs, lemons, &C.. which
we would not beg, we had but a little ovel
twenty dollars lett which should have
been forty had we been literally pat
ronized. We, who meet at the Towr
Hall, Good Templars and others, find i
inconveninet to borrow an instrument
every time the school closes and the schol
ars have an exhibition, or the Tempar'
give a "public," and those persons o
whom we borrow find it still more incon
yenient to lend to us /; therefore, a shor
time since a paper was circulated to rais'
funds to buy an organ, and the friend
subscribed very literally indeed consider
ing the great number Of those disagreeabl
papers which nut needs before us ali tn
time to ''keep the ball a-rolling' so tina
each one may "grind his own AK" 70
when we think more alike we will sell al
these petty instruments and listen to
grand and mighty organ played by mas
ter hand. After raising our subscrptlo
we needed some 80 or 40 dollars, an
took this way to raise it; and we propos
to have sequel to this and get littl
more money. for faint heart never wo
fair lady" and we are not yet weary
we'll doing" We are very grateful
those persons who sent us bOquets, and
we should conclude to have the liturer
exercises over again with a little chang
of programme and small admission te'
we shall hope to see not only boque
but the friends with them.
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A USIQtE TiNE PInCE-We have re-
Gently Inspected the musical calendar
clock, made BY the venerable X. ID. Nun
sou, Of willisiOu. aud which was on exhi-
ton. 10 an unfinished state, At the State
Fair two years ago. We briefly Noticed il
az that time. bat can now give a fuller
description, since it is completed aud each
of iis novel features are in running order.
IL is generally regarded as a wonderful
production, aud has attracted visitors from
far aud near. Il Is in every detail the
handiwork Of an old Vermont farmer. who
has spent his spare hours in working upon
it, for the past eight years. He has pro-
duoed an eight-day clock, whose dial
marks the second, inmate, hour, day OF
the week, day OF the month, month aud
year; thermometer rests against its PEN
dulum. giving the state Of temperature /;
the ball of the pendulum contains a mimi
allure time-piece, which derives its motive
power solely from its vibrating position,
and keeps accurate time. There is also a
cylinder musical attachment, which may
be set to play any one Of seven tunes at
the end of each hour. In this last fea-
ture 1t can be so adjusted such was
the intention of the maker--as to play
.'0ld Hundred at the end of each hour,
on Sunday. and '0ld Folks At Home,
Swiss Waltz, :" " Star Spangled Banner, -
" Hail Columbia. d" Yankee Doodle" and
"Sweet Home" respectively, on each
successive day Of the week. The entire
mechanism is handsomely encased in black
walnut case, which measures ten feet high,
twenty inches wide aud ten inches deep,
The case is highly polished, and its front
bears the inscription in raised letters,
Our Union Forever" ~. s." Mr.. NJ,
who is 81 years old and quite feeble, nat
arally feels proud of what he has accom-
plished, aud proposes to place his clock
on public exhibition at an early day
When he does this, we hope he will gain
an ample compensation for the amount Of
time and patience which he has expended
upon it. 1t is novelty, and reflects
credit upon its unprofessiOnal maker
Free Press.
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TIC "MEADow KING" AuEAD.-There
was a great trial of moving machines al
Wiuterport, Me-, last Monday. Twenty
six machines were entered, the "Meadow
King" advertised by Barrows & Peck
of Montpelier, came out ahead, distancing
the lot. The Meadow King showed q
draft of l25 lbs, the oDe-hOrse Clipper
$50 lbs, the four and half feet cut
Wood It's lbs, by Fairbanks standard
This give the Meadow King large ad
vantage IN per centagc Of draft, ant
Messrs. Barrows & Peck deservedIy thinl
it Feather in the cap" Of the machine
they offer farmers Argus.
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AMoxa THE INDIANS. Lieut.. Herndon
tells us that no tribes Of aboriginees are
found in the deepest forests Of South
America, from the Andes to the Atlantic
coast, that do not have and use Doctor
Ayers medicines and Lowell coltons.
"Tremont, Suffolk" " Bo"tt," are to
be seen stamped in large red aud blue
letters stamped upon their garments, while
Ayers Pills and Cherry PICTORIAL are
among the treasures of their habitations.
Their native soil furnishes them all their
food and most Of their remedies, but they
suffer from some Affections which must
have the interposition of higher skill.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-06-28

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