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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

DENMARK, BBOWNsvILLE & DURHAMvILLEl
.s-srl RAILROAD, ENGINEERS OFFICE,
BReWNsvILLE, Tenn, May i, lSl2J J
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
y this effice until the 18th day Of June, for
the graduation Of that portion Of this line be
tween Brownsville and Durh2mYille, in Bau.
derdaie county, distance Of fourteen miles.
Plans, pFodles, estimate sheets Of work and
specifications can be examined, and al Other
information furnished at this Office, on and
after the 10th day Of June
Bids must be based upon cash payments.
The Company reserve the right TO rel ect any
and all bids whose terms may not be consid-
cred satisfactory.
w. d. PICKETT.
myT Chief Engineer.
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MOBILE.

MOBILE, May 17.-Cotton firm; mid
ding, 22l@22sc. Receipts, 81 bales.
Sales, 500 bales. Stock, 17,744 bales.
Weekly net receipts, 500 bales. Exports
eoastwise, 2O6 bales. Sales, 1890 bales.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, May 17.-Cotton firm
middling, 223c. Receipts, Y bales.
Exports coastwise, 455 bales. Sales, so
bales. Stock, 1852 bales. Weekly re-
ceipts, 2O76 bales. Exports-to COnti-
nent, 2O64 bales; coastwise, 1854 bales.
Sales, 1l0 bales.
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rNIrsr .rAErIAIrrY nd aEgIDEN1

. AAAEAASAtAs1s H..# s. a.
On the other hand, every merchant
resident ia Virginia is allowed by the
same act to sell his goods by sample
anywhere in the State without taking
amy license, such rs is required by the
nonresident trader. To be sure the res
ident merchant pays license, also .
trader; but his special license Is much
lower than that fxed upon the non-res-
ident, and the. whole amount with
which he is charged is dependent upon
the merchant resident sales. In addi-
tiOn to the privilege of keeping store
and selling his goods 70 his customers
upon the payment Of his license the res
ident merchant is entitled to exhibit his
goods all over the Statewithout sample
merchants license, and the Judge thinks
this is discrimination H
AGAINST THE CITIZENS OF OTHER
-.-.-, ~. STATES, 1 lage.
and, comes within the decision of the
Supreme Court in the case Of Ward Us.
the State of Maryland, by which such
discrimination is declared in the Su-
preme Court to be unlawful. The Ordi-
nance of the city of Richmond requir-
ing a license from nOn-Tesidents and ex-
empting residents from its application
is so clearly illegal that no argument is
necessary to shOWlt. Barrett was there
fore discharged, and it is now established
that drummers from every section of
the country can sell by sample, without
re7ard to any city ordinances or State
laws 70 the contrary. se- a-a3
{ The eszsa of Louis Stein, arrested yes
terdav and fi1sf by our city authorities,
is exactly similar. The City Attorney,
of course, will carry the whole thing
along up to the Supreme Court at Wash
ingtOn rrI
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A mob of strikers attacked a number
of laborers on the works of the Metro
politan Gas Company, = Sixty-second
street, this forenoon, and an extensive
fight ensued, during which the strikers
were driven of The police protected
the workmen from further interference.
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ing a new building. The coins were of
foreign mintage. Wonder if that was
not a dodge to get the ciearing-away
done for nothing? M
The effect of Governor HofTman's veto
of the charter of New York city will be
to retain in Office all the present city
officials, several of whom It was espe-
cially designed to get rid Of
Z senator Ferry's re-election was re-
ceived IN Lancaster, New York, with
enthusiasm by the Liberal Republicans.
Greeley and Brown flags were thrown
out, salutes fired and procession took
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, May Cotton-re-
ceipts, 101 bales. Sales, $50 bales.
Stock, 1896 bales. Weekly receipts, 357
bales Exports-to Great Britain, S019
bales; eoastwise, II bales. Sales, $40
baIeS
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The report that the Grand Jury of the
Court of General Sessions found indiet-
ments against Mayor Hall and William
NJ. Tweed, is emphatically denied by
the District Attorney.
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A blasted shrine, yet even in its blighting
Crowned with the homage of a million hearts
Whose burning tears poured out the last Iiba-
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CHARIESTnN

CHARLESTON, May 17.-Cotton firm;
middling, 22Ic. Receipts, 135 bales.
Sales, 400 bales. Stock, II ,825 bales.
Weekly receipts, ll47 bales; gross, 1l5l
bales. Exports Great Britain, 2096
bales; coastwise, 1853 bales. Sales, 100
bales.
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to-day considered the additional article
to the Treaty of Washington, and with
out coming to any conclusion adjourned
until tomorrow.
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At mass meeting Of the joUTneymen
cabinet-makers, this morning, a resolu-
ton to strike for eight hours work per
day was unanimously carried. Strike
to commence on Monday.
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/ is most meet that one who died in child

Who smiled upon us from the purple West,
Should take amid the crimso- and the golden
Her final rest.
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second chaneery Court - Chancellor
scott a

Decisions yesterday; Vollentine vs.
NOllentine, rehearing refused; Weaver
VS. Bleckley, demurrer sustained; city vs.
Grieshaber, bill dismissed; Wells VS.
Carson, rehearing granted Court ad-
journed until Monday. The following
cases are set for that day: Washer VS.
Tarder; 59l, Topp VS. Wiggin; 643, Lake
VS. Noyes; 653, Koch VS. Parker;
G54, Johnson VS. Cross; 555, Bat
tie vs. Winn; 606, Harrington VS.
NJ. & A; 65S, Askew VS. Coffee;
CO. Hirth VS. Grady; 667, Gartrel VS.
Gartrell; 56S, Heath VS. Fletcher; $50,
Jobe vs. Stone; $40, Neal VS. Norton; 671,
6T6, S. Piano VS. Barnard; ST., Sout vs.
Keston; $50, Jones VS. KOen; 687, Dam
mon VS. 0'CoBnor; 6S2, Lumpkin VS. VIII
son; 5S3, Greenlaw VS. Rankin; 6S5, Pass
more VS. Richardson; 686, Laird VS. Cal
lOr; 6S7, Clay VS. Davis. 7SS, Waggoner
VS. Beecher; $50, Watson VS. Hill; $50,
Wallace VS. Hicks; 661, Mare VS. Rag
gio; 692, Stewart VS. Mayor and Alder
men; 693, Swift VS. Walt; 694, Mahan VS.
Easterly; 500, Mayor and Aldermen VS.
BriAkley; 697, Mayor and Aldermen vs.
Overton; 66S, HyeTs VS. Home Insurance
Company; 500, Drake VS. Mclean; 100,
Lincoln vs. Horbest; 7O1, Clapp vs.
Hanks; 703, Lapsly VS. McKeon; 704,
Barrett VS. Hughes; 705, Fowlkes VS.
Mitchell; 706, McKenna VS. Curry; 70S,
Spicer vs. Sharpe; 700, Ba6b VS. GoOde;
10, Chamberlin VS. Currie; I'll, Hen
ninger VS. Miller; 7l2, 0verton VS. East
erly; 7l3, Morganvs Baker; III, Rhodes
VS. kOen.
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ICE. J. ICE. ICE.

NEEMPHIS ICE COMPANY are now. ana
vi will be t1roUghoub the season, fully pre-
pared 20 III ala orders for pure lake ice. in
large or small quantities. Orders left at No. 8
large house, Nos 9 and II Clinton street, wiz
meet with prompt attention and gentlemsnlY
treatment, and satisfaction guaranteed to all.
railroad or river! itT7 dollt .
IalIQii HICKEY, BARTLETF . TooagER.
Memphis May Is, ls72. - Ii.s,lf rnyi6 cod
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INDIANS CAME FROM MEXICO,
and this belief is sustained by the fact
that the MeXicans and deserters from
the colored regiments were with them,
such deserters universally escaping into
Mexico. ..., -.... .--...
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E Washed out in tears? H
The faulty idol of a faulty people,
Who loved her better that her faults were
theirs, -. l..--
Who see her deaf, blind, dead to all perfec-
~ The future bears.
As dead as those who sought to be her arInor.
Who held their hearts as shields 'twixt her
and death,
The infant breath.
Strong hearts, that in the rush and roar of
Poured out their noble blood like holy wine.
Wasting its wealth and richness on a broken
And blasted shrine:
A blasted shrine, yet even in its blightfng
Whose burning tears poured out the last liba-
That Love imparts.
A faded hope, yet fairer in its fading
Than Victory temples reared above the dead,
And sweeter, blasted, faded, broken, than rich
For conquests shed. L
Pale, pale, she lies: the Autumn coneth
gently
And clasps its crimson fingers round her feet.
And throws golden spell upon the forest,
As is most meet.
It is most meet that one who died in child
hood,
Who smiled upon US from the purple West,
Should take amid the crimsoc and the golden
Her final rest.
All coII she lies; the spirit Of the winter
HUsnes rhe careless river al her side;
'Tis well, we think, that thus should sleep in
A peopleIs pride
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ESTABLISHED 1S4OaH 3

IT WOULD be well If those who are
directly interested in the conduct of po-
litical conventions of this district, would
at least select delegates TO congressional
and other conventions before the people
are dispersed over the continent at the
watering places. When will action be
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HAVING dissolved my connection with
II late arm Of t4rieshaber & Sander, paper
hangers and uphOlsterers, may now be found
az Marcus Jones Wallpaper establishrne ent,
No. 29d15 Second street, where I shah be
pleased % meet my friends and those who
have business in my line.
Memphis, May II. LOUIS GRTESHABER.
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For conquests shed.

A faded hope, yet fairer in its fading
Than Victory temples reared above the dead
And sweeter, blasted, faded, broken, than rich
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate


sB-By virtue Of Il. IA to me directed by ths
Clerk Of the First Circuit Court Of shelby
county. April Is, lS72, In the case Of Merchants
NATIONAL Bank vs.. P. Glenn and Peter Law
less Judgment nth January, lo68, for SIS $780,
besides Interest and costs, 1 VIII sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, in front OF the Sher-
IFS ONCE, on Second street, in the city Of
Memphis, on
Thursday, the goth Day Of june, 1879,
the following described property, lying and
being in the county Of Shelby and state Of
Tennessee, being part Of lot No. I46 as laid
down on the map of the city OF Memphis, on
the west side Of Main street: beginning 25 feet
south from the southwest corner Of Main and
Winchester streets; thence south with Main
street 25 feet, and extending back west, be-
tween two parallel lines, IS feet being the
same properly described in the last viii OF
Nicholas 6fiyun, deceased Levied on as the
property Of P. Glynn % satisfy said debt, In
terest and costs. sale between the hours Of 10
o'clock am. and pm.
10. MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff
By NJ. PYEE, Deputy Sheriff mylS
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NOTICED

HAVING qualified as executor Of the estate
III Of Mrs. ]. w. Norris, deceased, hereby
give notice TO all persons having claims
against said estate to file them, autheD ticate
as the law directs, with Messrs. Humes & Pos
ton, my attorneys within the time which the
law requires them to be dled, or the same Will
be forever barred; and persons indebted to
said estate are hereby notified TO come forward
and settle the same with my said attorneys,
Messrs4 Humes 4 Poston. ade -if
Memphis. ApriI 5, 1871 apStd
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WASHINGTON FABRICS.
f #ANn W4safEaRoS, May II.
me Farssr Rfff. a-

The House had up the tax and tariff
bill yesterday. 1t was proposed TO make
one-thlrd Of the customs payable In le-
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DISSOLUTION.
DTSSOnUTroN,

VNHE firm Of Howard, Bradshaw & Co. is this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent, w. a.
Cothran and j. 5. Cothran retiring.
The cotton factOrage and commission bust
ness viii be continued by the remaining
partners, q. G. Howard and S. J. Bradshaw,
under the firm name Of Howard & Bradshaw,
at No. 2S6 Front street, who are authorized to
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THE DEAD ooNFEDERACY.
RYFANNIE RoRLANp.

Pale, stark, and cold she lies in utter silence,
No more to rise up from that deathly swooh
To weeping States that whisper in great an
guiSh, -.--.-s
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NEW YORK BY LIGHTNING.

NEw YORK, May II.
Robbers Identified and Arrested.
Three more west-side ruffians were ar
rested on suspicion Of being concerned
in the burglarly at Phelps'S store at the
time he was shot. One is positively
identified. .s .tF
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A LEGAL WRINKLE.
A Heavy Suit for Damages against the
City for Illegal Arrest.
The Law Of Taxing Drummers 20 be Test
ed-Is Commerce between the
States Free?
A LEGAL WRINKLE.
Important Decisions upon the Matter I'm
United States Courts. some

The matter of Ievying a license tax on
commercial travellers by our city author
tiles has long been a cause of trouble,
annoyance and doubt. No one seemed
to think that it was proper, yet the busy
people who were affected by it had not
time TO test the question by legal pro-
cess. Such solution, though highly
desirable, could not be had without the
tedious process of a lawsuit. A gentle
man at length turns up with the proper
grit and determination to push
things" so as to obtain final settle
ment Of the matter in Memphis.
Louis Stein, a commercial traveller,
representing a large importing house in
New York, instituted a suit yesterday
against the city of Memphis for five
thousand dollars, damages sustained by
illegal arrest. The arrest was perpetra-
ted on the ground of selling goods by
sample without license. 1 a-
This license law appears to be obnox-
ious to ''the genius of our Institutions .
The Supreme Court in Washington, in
a decision given in December, 1871, said
it was unconstitutional, because it was
impeding trade and traffic between the
States. The United States Circuit Court, |
sitting in Virginia more recently, de-
cided the same way. The Following
account Of the latter suit and decision
from the New York World win give a
good idea of its merits: r
THE CASE. r
The case Of the State of Virginia as.
w. III. Barrett, of the firm Of S. H.
Clark & Co., New York, came up in the
United States Circuit Court, before
Judge Bond, to-day. Barrett is mer-
camille drummer, who was arrested and
Imprisoned in December last under an
ordinance Of the city of Richmond,
and also under State law, for selling
goods by sample without a State and
city license. He was released under a
writ Of hGbeGs corpus, granted by
Judge Underwood, asalready reported
in the Herald, and the decision to-day
rendered in the case is 0ne of great IN
terest to the entire mercantile commu-
nifty Of the country. s
TIE DRUMMER ILLEGALLY ARREsTEDsI
Judge Bond orders, the discharge of
the petitioner in thissstase, be Is of opin-
ion that thelaw under which he is IN
custody is in violation of the second sec
ton Of act four OF the Constitution Of
JIG 'OAltcu St6GeSs~ by Ine prOVl5lOQSO OF
the twentieth section Of the act Of AS
senably of Virginia, Of March "A, 1S71,
the special license required of every per-
son not a resident merchant who desires
to sell goods by sample in Virginia, is
fixed at one hundred dollars. 1t makes
no difference what is the amount of
stock either at home or with him. The
tax Is fixed one and not dependent on
the amount of his sales. sFe -. -
JIM ssssssass3F ii3a3 2
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NOTICE.


The above-named gentlemen, appointed as
the EXECUTIVE CoaIafITfEE " by the citi-
zens of Shelby county, assembled at Green
law Opera House, May u, 1872, are requested
to- meet at the once of the Southern Life
Insurance Company, on &if ~
monday, May 2oe,, at 5 oseIeck V,.sn.
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0ARn-

In retiring from the firm of Howard, Brad
Shaw s. COVE tender our thanks 10 those who
have favored us with their patronage, and
cheerfully recommend the parties who sue
eeed it to the favorable consideration of the
same. W, A. & J. IS. COTHRAN.
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OF Freedoms charms

A little child with blood upon her ringlets,
Bruised feet that faItered in the sweet reveal
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flushed into mute and reverent emotion,
The people pass beneath the heavy skies,
Knowing, to-day nor yet upon tO-morrow,
VIII she arise:
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The case of Rev. DIR. Berkeley in st.
Louis is progressing slowly faI
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LAW REPORTS.

First Chaneery Court Chancellor Nor
gan
On account of the absence of attOr-
neys,e no court was held yesterday.
The case of Simon VS. Trooking, one
of Judge Scots cases, will be tried by
Chancellor Morgan, next Monday.
Court meets at nine O'clock.
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a DDUAT The WEEKLY -.APPEA1, by
II6Hl mail, 3 50 per annum. To
clubs Of two or more, g. The DAILY
APPEAL tseven papers per week. is
a served 10 city subscribers for 25c. per
week, and $40 per year by mail.
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All mourn for her with tenderlOve and pity,
Ge men that strove to iengthen out her years !
A little child grown old and gray with sorrow
Demands Your tears. I ..-.--
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
l Incorporated In 1888.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS. I
MORNING CLASS-No. 2s5.
% N ~ % o II "a . 47 ~ n

-t,4 EVENING CLASS-No- -236.
II, IA, 20, IS, II, g. q, Is, 4, "a, q, 30, Is.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes from
Sl00 to $4,000 paid in money by J. e. FRANCE,
agent, 465a North Court street. Box Ia, Mem
phis Tenn, p. 0. MURRAY, MILLER & CO.,
Afor,oo1-q TT .OFfIS
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RATTLE FOB A SCHOLARSHIP.
ESTITLING THE wnsSER TO
Five Years Tuition at the Christian
Brothers College.

Rafie to take place at James Park, June Z,
at o'clock pm. Tickets, .; can be had at L.
Cioepels music store and at W. ]. Mansfords
hook store rny9
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DO COntraetors and Farmers..

7D b la 81 itsss % il-----ssf1flEntt
PADUGAHs AND MEMPHIS RAuRoAD.l
ENGINEER's OFFICE, 439S MADISON ST.,
faa ti3ii 4tH lf MEMPHIs, May !, 1877.
I9ROPOSAISs are invites nom Contractors
Il and parties residing along the line Of the
Paducah and Memphis Railroad for the de-
livery Of a
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Washed outin tears2

Arise to spread her banner in rejoicing,
To beekon honor from the waiting years =
Who hints Of faults, with every stain upoI
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NOTICE

OFg1cE. ME,IPHIs & LITTLE Rock r. Z. Co,
May Is, 1872. :
NOTICE is hereby given that two certain
Si5er M CHARLES WlOrisn April 70. 1872, one at
sixtv davs and the other at ninety days, viii
NOT Be paid by this Company, IS a cash pay
nent az si50Q made March 2, 1872, by the Pres
i1enf was not included In the settlement
with said Worden- Lt-r
'ThIs notice is 70 prevent any transfer of said
notes : JOHN W. GOODWIN
Secretary and Treasurer N, and L. R. Il. r. co.
ON account OF the Ill health Of A. A. HYDE.
u the tirnl Of Orgill Bros. 4 Co. is this s3av
dissolved. The business viii Be continued nv
the other members Of the irm- r
EDMUND ORGILIa II
ID fHa als. g. u. DENISON
A :. MCNEAR. t.i.sI
JOHN Z. WIIIiINS.
Memphis, Tenn, BzayI5, 1S72. nIyIs
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One Hundred Thousand Cross-Ties

on the division OF the, road extending from
Memphis 70 Covfngton, thfrty-seven miles,
Speeifeatfons and msuuctions as TO the
time Of delivery may be obtained 40 this Office
and from the Division Engineers. -
The Company reserve the right to reject any
or all proposals. Address, tiiil p
n isafti a-l JOHN L.tNORT0N, Memphis, or
my5 J. i. MEIGS, Chief Easineer.
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A peoples pride.

She lieth still; we dare not sing her requiem
The Western star has faded out of sight,
Like her who was the idol of our worship,
IeaEing US night ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-04-03

THE FIRM OF HILL. BENTLEY a skim
l kEk, having been dissolved, would inform
my ffiends that have entered into The employ
ment o. Messrs. N. NJ. Wilson a Co.. and IN thls
connection would respectfully solicit share Of
the patronage 10 liberally bestowed upon the lafe
firm u HIN, Bentley q Skinker.
WILLIAM q. BENTLEY.
Richmond. Va, jan. lIth., i'm.
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clLHAM'S
Tobacco Fertilizer,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
Southern Fertillzing Co.
RICHMOND, VA.

VIM. GILLIAN, Prest.. q Chemist,
formerly Prof. Of Chemistry, &c., Va. Militar,
Institute.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-04-03

OF REwARD.-I WIN pay one dollar for the
r arrest and delivery 10 me Of n bound mulat-
70 boy named Haywood Webb. who absconded
on The 18th ms. All persons are warned against
harbofing OF employing him.
WM +. MORROW.
Jan. IS, 1872. g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-04-03
MEAD q BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE
COD LIVER OIL,

The Best, Purest and most acceptable to NE
Stomach.
TINS COP Liver On We IMPORT direct, and
j claim that IL is superior 70 any other sold In
this Market, because Il Is selected By our own
Agent NJ the Fisheries, and made only
FROM HEALTHY AND FRESH LINERS.
II has never been filtered or expressed, and thus
deprived Gifts most valuable therapeutic proper.
ties, nor exposedto atmospheric changes, which
render other Oils Irdneid and unp0ictdbie it has
never been mixed or adulterlted with inferior
and cheaper Oils 10 reduce the cost al a sacrifice
Of rs quality nor handled by any other parties
than the fishermen and ourselves.
We have the testimony OF Physicians who pre-.
scribe Il, and Of patients who have taken IL, that
Il Is more acceptable 70 the stomach aud more
easily dssimiidfed than any other oil.
We guarantee Il 20 be entirely pure AMI fresh.
free from rancidity, and fully possessing all 81
the wonderful remedial properties claimed for the
BEST COD LIVER OIL.
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
vl9 Main st., Richmond, Va.
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n1r AGENTS for @. 0ber and Sons, STAN
dard Fertilizers In the States Of Virginia
and. North Carolina
A A Phospho Peruvian Guano.
Special Tobacco Compound,
Ammoniated Sup. Phosphate Of Lime.
Potash and Plaster combined in barrels.
Also, on hand Peruvian Guano, Lime,
Plaster, Salt, Bone Dust, &C., Clover and
Grass Seeds.