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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01
PERSONAL.

MES. DIR. WILLOW, an exp.rieucea remsIe
w Physician and Midwife, can be con hSssfIa ~
Consulted at 125 9th street northwest, from q
m; TO p. m. daily. Her medicines are safe and
reliable. Advice free. Gall or write les I'm :
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-21

que ncies was compelled TO fix the Rui
upon some one else. The official pane,
will arrive by next mail. Abel, believe
\ me, no person is more rejoiced at this in
Slligence than myself" s. Nl q m
\ The old man was in tcars--he could
not speak, but the pressure he gave the
extended hand evinced his belief in Baker
juniors sincerity
"And Abel" continued the new conner
"isgives me great pleasure-more pleas
ure than | can tell you-to hand YOU
back your ninety pounds. Both my ia.
ther and myself resolved never to touch a
penny Of it if you had died before you
we're satisfied you had discharged the sum,
We should have handed over the money to
your daughter. l am delighted, however
to give it to you personally and, if YOU
Will come to ou- Office to morrow, will
hand you over the five per cent. interest
which has accrued since the first payment.
Good-by, Abel. feel myself an intrud.
er now, Good'by, and heaven bless you
my honest fellow !"
Baker, junior, who seemed with every
word to become thicker and thicker in
his utterance, then placed in Abe's lap a
small canvas bag, which gave forth q
chinking sound, and once again heartily
wringiDg the old mans hand, bounced
from the room, ere any one could bid him
farewell,
"Polly, Polly" whispered Abel. "eive
me that work.box."
The girl knew what he wanted, and
placed the box before him. She saw his
fingers draw from its contents of precious
relics Of bygone days tiny baby's shoe
which had never belonged to her. The
old man held it within his hands, and af.
ter gazing at it for few seconds, drew it
reverently to his lips. and murmured
"My boy innocent, my boy innocent Oh,
that he had lived to see this day!'
Tom Smith stole his arm around the
waist Of his betrothed and drew her to
the window. They raised the blind, and
looking out witnessed the heavens 70.
Splendent with myriad stars and a bright
crescent.shaped moon.
"folly, DEAR" said Tom, "it's the first
day Of the new moon. You ought to
wish, and what you wish is sure to come
true"
"Is it, Tom ~ replied the gill, with
wlstfuI, trusting look in her eyes that
made him draw her still nearer to him.
''Do you know l have watched for the
new moon and wished regularly the same
thing for many months past? ~
"And what was your wish, Polly ?" in.
quired Tom, archly, Il think he knew,
although he pretended to be quite iguor.
ant.)
"Oh, if l were to tell you now, the
charm might fail. Ask me, dear, when
the next new moon comes, and perhaps
I'll tell you my wish"
'Then, darling. VIC shall be man and
wife," His voice had sunk to whisper,
but it reached her ears, and when the
words ceased, her head sank upon his
shoulder. Tho Ere in the grate died
away, tho candle upon the table flickered
and went out; but, with its last ray, it
showed the old man wrapt in the contem.
plation of his precious relic, and the two
lovers-one in heart and mind-still
gazing upon the splendor of the star.
checked frmament.-Tinsley's Maya.
zine.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-21
The Sugar-Beet Ind ustry.

Frenzy and Deherain have conducted Q
series Of experiments to test the reason:
OF the decrease Of richness of sugar-beets
grown several years in succession on the
same soil. They find two chief causes Of
the deterioratioa-the bad selection OIL
stock or variety, and excess of nitrogen.
Gus manures. They conclude that argil.
lacous, siliceous, and calcareous soils diff,
fer but little in their effects upon the su.
gar in beets. A sterile soil with no other
manure than phosphate OF lime and nitrate
Of potash, was able to produce normal
roots weighing 7O0-sOO grams 15-la
pounds), aud containing large amount
Of sugar (lG per cent?. Excess Of nitro.
genous manures injured the formation of
sugar.
The outlook for the sugar.beet indus.
try in this country eeems to be quite
promising. 1t has already attained great
Importance in California. is reported as
successful in Illinois. and is engaging
earnest attention in Maine. The COVER.
nor Of the latter state devoted considera.
BILE attention to the matter in bis last
message to the legislature, and a compan ny
near Portland has already begun thor.
ough investigation Of the probabilities OF
successful sugar.beet culture in that
state.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-21
On his Ear.

A New York man was reading story
to his wife, the other night, and came to
a piece Of "6nc writing" in which The
ear Of the heroine was compared to
"some creamy white, pink.tinted shell oi
ocean,"
"By the way" said the husband, cut
ting short his reading, "that description
Of the ear reminds me of your ear-you
have an ear like she'll"
1t was tho fret compliment she had
received from him since the early days Of
their marriage, and blush Of pride suf.
fused her face as she asked:
"What kind Of shell, darling 2"
"An abalone SHE'LL" he replied.
She had never before heard of nor see en-
an abalone she'll, but she did not want to
display her ignorance, so she made up
her mind TO hunt it up in the "Condensed
Conchology" that ornamented the center
table. Next morning, the first thing she
did after her husband had left the house
was to hunt up the description of an aba.
lone shell. She found it. II was de-
scribed as q shell about the siEe of an or.
dinary wagon wheel. She nursed her
wrath during that day, and when her
husband came home that night she mot
him at the door with the towel roller, and
now his ear is as big as an abalone shell,
but it looks like q piece ofpounded beef.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-21

"Flooting and pleteirg done" is an ,
Eighth avenue, New York, sign.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-21
The Sioux Indians name their papoc

The Sioux Indians name their papoos.
es after events transpiring at the time Of
their birth. AS illustrative OF the pecu.
liar trait, Red Cloud is known to have
taken that namo from the fact that the
western sky was overspmad with red
clouds at The moment Of his birth, while
the bringing Of . captive horse gave the
now great chief the singular cognomen ol
Spotted Tail. Sitting Bull received this
name because a buffalo bull was, by Q
lucky shot, thrown upon its launches in
plain sight Of Its mothers tepee at the
natal hour.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-21

AT first he falls at your feet, and then
drinks your blood he huns strange
tune in your ears with soft murmurs,
but medi.ates mischief, and having found
an opening. enters without rcmorse; thus
the false friend and the black guat prAc.
tiee alike every mode Of treachery.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-21

A man eminent in learning has no
even little virtue ifhe fears to practice
it. What precious things can be shown
q blind man by the lamp he holds in his
hand
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-21

The dignity Of art, perhaps, chiefly
msnitests itself 10 music. as it contains
no adventitious elements. Consisting
chiefly in form and feeling, it heightens
and rednes whatever it expresses.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-21

How small portion OF our lives is
that we truly enjoy In youth We are
looking forward to things that arc to
come. In old age we look backward to
things that are past.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-21

Water, though well warmed, would
quepch nevertheless the fro that warmed
it. Thus may the character of troach,
erous person be described.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-10-21
CONSTIPATION is CURED

T LEAMoN's DYES COLOR SILKS, WOOL
~ ems, eottons; color anything. Druggists sell
shs%. me. book giving fall and explicit directions
Eors' WELLS, RICHARDSON 4 Co., Burlington. Vt
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-10

Way JOHNsoN's Ram FAILED To GIT
PRIzE.-Our county fair is just over; but
Johnson's CotSwold ram did not take the
Drize that was offered for the finest ami
NAL of that kind. Judge Klump was
chairman of the committee ON rams, and
he manifested the interest JOhnson's
indicating clearly that if any sheep ought
to take prize, that one ought to. dOhu-
sous ram was by itself IN the pen with
high board fence. and before adjudicating
the Judge thought he had better 60 in
and make a close examination OF the an
imaI, for the purpose of ascertaining the
iFmness of its wool. As soon as the
judge reached the interior he walked to-
ward the ram, whereupon the ram began
TO lower his head and to shake it oulin-
ously. just as the judge was about to
feel the fleece, the ram leaped forward
and planted his head in the Judges stou
aeh, rolling him over on the grornd. Be
fore the Judge had time to realize what
had happened, the ram came at him again
and began a series of promiseuous butts.
each given with the precision and force
of pile-driver. 1t butted the Judge on
the back, on the ribs, ON the arms, on the
shoulder-blades, and the bald place ON
his head, on his shins; it butted his Spec-
tacles of, it butted his high hat into silk
chaos; it bntted him over into the cor
ner, and up against the fence; then il
| butted four boards off the pen, aHI es
capped into the fair grounds and skedad-
/ died, and would not wait to have the first
\ prize ticket pinned to his ear. Judge
| klump did not go after il. No, no. -Four
men came and carried him home. The
doctor anticipates lac will recover by the
next fAir.-Michigan Farmer.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-10

How He SCREWED HIM UP.-Jim has
been working in the country, and, on
coming TO town, was RECALLING his friends
with his experience on the corner.
''You know de man what | went TO work
wild? Well, you see he told me he would
do better by me dan any of his neigh
bors was dOin' by der hans; he would
give de third Of de crop, and 1 fine my
self. Well, you see | went 90 church
and gifts 'quainted sid de neighbour
hans. Oars Mr.. Washington, lie is
workin' on young Billy Smiths place,
and he's gittin' de fourth, and find his
self; and dars Mr.. Linkum, he's workin'
an old man jones place and is gitten' de
fifth, and is found bersides. Well, yer
see, when / gifts home, and was aworkin
in dc crap, got to studyin, and de more
| studied de more l come TO de cOnclu-
sion dat de third wasn't gwine 10 do me.
So goes to de boss, and says IL says,
You told me you agwine 10 do better by
me dan any de neighbors was by dere
hans He says he's been taikin' TO 'em,
and dat he was, and l says dat Use been
havin' some eonstination uid de neigh
boris hans myself. Dat, Smiths hans
was gitten' de fourth, aud Jones hans
was gittin' lie fifth rId found, and l
wasn't gwine to stand no third. So he
saws we would resinge de old Que, and
make a new corntrack, and we bOf come
to town fore Squire Robinson and made
it; here's de paper now, and dats de way
/ screwed him up to de fourth. | tell
you what's de fact, boys, you can't trust
aUne of dem white folks" And Jim
mounted his mule and rode of.-Jackson
(MiSs.) Pilot.
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fte 1Iltis ata gtisHrls
rnR FIrsr cuCUmnEr.


Look little Come. Nellie look
Here : something 70 be seen
Down underneath these yellow flowers,
Green hiding in the
am 90 slsd to them back
The eneumbsrs
see, here's funny baby
80 bigger m ihuHibi
And s on that's fully grosn
rr--r Come, let me have your knit;
III take IT OF; you
One finer in your life.
yesterday for ne to pluck
nwastoc hard and smell
Td-morros. 4 wi % 0 Old
4 will not be good AZ sli
But ~ saaiher II to-day.
getftfnits prime
The way have good euenmbsrs
n. o tfne.''
r-se n this little cueum,er
Could spsaK % you me-
Hnd give q good I'D vice.
80 , know what IL would be;
BE yaa nevs hurry "
T Is wiser to delay,
Not put on ;in tomorrow Whist
You ought 70 do to-day"
For better things than eueumberE
As quickly pass their prime
Rnd nohing In the world succeeds
I4ks taking them In time.
st. Nicholas
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nlcpENSARy ), ~ -. e,fh street. As'F Mar


LOUISVILLE, hy.
YrIufS pispfsr has been established 20 years IN the
s,1e once The Doctor Is regular graduate Of
,1esicne. has had large practice in his SPECIALITY
th,r INV phvsicisn in America tSonorrhea. elect.
St-tr yarc0ceIe syphilis. ScTufula. skin and Blood
nssscS c,srei In hall the time, and a. half the sx-
pense required by others Female Diseases, LeagoL-
- ~ " bites FALLING OF the Nomb, Irregularities,
SI1npression OF the Monthlies, &c, treated win
eminent success. Spermatorhea, Sexual penility
81 fs,,.etepcv as the result Of self-abuse in
,sos,tA a SeSuai Excuses in maturer wears rem
dering marriage improper or unhappy, Permanently
rnred Medicines furnished saving patients more hau
orr hole charges. No mercury mineral poisois
used Rubber goods for sale IateHts treate - hia,'
Sre. A. above Consultation free and correspondence
strictly confidential Hours A. n 20 r n, Sundays
8 20 II A ~ "Vts-iS-
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NEIL s. BLOWS. ST.
Hon. EDWARD II EAST
Rev. DT. HUNTER.
Row nr AHpEV

NASHVILLE -.
We know the above gentlemen well and know Them
every way reliable John c. Ferris, Judge County
Cavri W A. knight, County Trs=stcc + u Whtworth.
Shesin Davidson Co. B. f. Bins ley, County Register
Nat BAXTER c. and NJ ChaRcery Court Rev. Or. ". d.
y sawfie; Sas,T Clerk County Court; Nat 7. boreh,
Andrew johnson Ex-President o. States; Qsv. Dr. }.
MeFerTin, Of Tenn. Conference.
CEoekKH's RnARs. Robertson CO. Ap'i y, 20.
DR.. Heudershot Nashville TENN write this with
solicitation from any body, but in gratitude % you
for your energy aud enterprise IN presenting such
medicine as your Liver and Flood Purifier. ard 20 DIT.
Thornton his energy and skill i'm preparing the
in my T4th year, and have been Sighting oonsumn
attacked with a violent and distressing cough tried
the usual remedies. but without any relief and
eihkthS fupieSf tie esusH "a tAs icy silN
nights could not sleep no appetite aver almost tor
pd bowels tied up, and must have died in ten days
II had not COTTON relief happened 70 see eNtTov
Browns and Judge East certificates in the Cumberland
Almanac their cases just covered mine. foTtu-
nate finding the medicine at Links at Gross Plains
commenced taking the medicine Immediately, ami m
two days OF Il had time TO take effect upon
they SYSTEM my cough ceased and could expeetarate
two BEETLES and halt my liver Is an right bowels and
stomach all night have good appetite, and sleep well
and altrser well As ever can expect s. be- and be
eye il had had the benefit Of this medicine fifteen
years ago. that would be healthy and vigorous
old intend never TO be without this medicine a
long can get H. and live have no DOUBT but thal
will eradicate consumption in its early stages
Respectfully, ". G. RICHMOND
The statement of Mr. " C. Richmond is fully in
dorsed by the following well known gentlemen,
r d. RICH ARDS,
or the iEm o5 Manve, Richards Meadows
ReIy- DR. Thornton's Live; and Blood Purifier is now
be To- 900 times better than any other in amer
Also Dr. Thornson's Wake Robin Pills. AIl-Healing
Save. Worm Syrup, kidiey Medicine ant World S
wonder Imminent have soo the test for four
and the best in Sole Flopriesor.
G.. w. HENDERSON,,
Nashville, Teen
Sold by all Druggists.
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Insolvent Notice.

: Administrator OF VIM. Montgomery, deceased,
n and having suggested 10 the Clerk OF the County
Cosrt Of Madison County, Tenn the insolvency ci sa
estate this 10 give notice 10 al persons having csims
against said estate file Them with the CLERK Of said
Court daily authenticated OF before the lst Day OF
September 1876 otherwise this notice viii be plead ia
bar Of the recovery OF all claims not thus presented
F. II, TRICE, Administrator.
April S TT6-Sws OF Wm- Montgomery, decd
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-10

The Nashville IN. c. Citizen says that
mica is being found abundantIy in the
vicinity of Mitchell, in that State. Two
parties there have recently sold a GUAM
tity of mica in the lump for $37, Co.,
From one spot 20 by 40 feet, over SIC, 600
worth has been taken
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-10

''rhey have learned, now, how to util-
ize grass hoppers out West.''
s'Have they, indeed?" queried the fair
damsel, Chow DO they do it?''
swell, they make lager beer out OF the
hons
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American and FOREIGN Patents.

GILMORE & CO.. Successors to Chipman
Hosmer Co. Solicitors Patents procured in all coun-
tries. No Fee in Advance. No charge unless the pat
granted. No fees for making preliminary
nations for obtaining and conduct
ing rehesTinE BY a rsceat decision Of the Commits
soBer ALL rejected applications may be revived Spe
caI attention given 10 Interference Cases before the
Patent ONCE Extensions before Congress- Infringe
ment Suits in different States and all litigation apPer
tanning Inventions Patents Send stamp to GIL
MORE 4 CO. for pamphlet Of sixty pages
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-10

A turtle was killed at Buford, North
Carolina, last week, which, on examina-
ton, was found to contain one thousand
and fifty eggs.
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LOTiSTILLE, P4DUCAH
And Southwestern II. II.

HOPKINSVILLE, NASHVILLE, HEN
pERSOS. EVANSVILLE. OWE'SSIa)kO.
ELIZABETHTOWS, LOUISVILLE
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LIZ on
MASONIC ACADEMY,

Located At Clifton, Wayne County, Ten
nessee.
The Ses~irri 81 fhi- Institution viii o1en on
Monday February 7tI, '76.
VIZ school huiines unHodinus and Sell adaut
i ed Tor eiucstiunri purpose CEn"n b. one % he
heaiilicst town ~ th~ STATE The - hooi -four
lshins condition Fnd 40 ere racle thuru- hlv augh
Board can Pc "i'fHrf fff4 PCS rftalih sv.
erythng included . ur further iutnrmsff-n address
Fr"i d j. JOHNSTON lrrripai. aud 1ttiI for
-clool circula- i1t,sa srp
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Land Cases, Land Warrants
and Scrip:

Contested Land Gases presented before she O. s Gen
eral Land Office and Department Of the Interior Private
Land Claims. Mining and Pre-Empdon Claims, and
Homestead Gases afforded Land Scrip in 40 so aud
l6o acre PIECES for sale Tkis Scrip is assgnable and
can be located the OF the purchaser upon
Government subject private entry Al 81 .
sore n = Of canal value with Bounty Lsnd warrants
send stamp 70 CfLMoHE & Co. Washington City for
rar---hlar al .r.trncrlon-
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-06-10

Trans DAHF ENcErI SCNpAY-
CONNECTIONS a. Nortonvic with s. Louis
aud South Railroad Louisville with Ohio
Mississippi. jefferson. Madison a indianapolis and
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line Railroads
D. ?. wHTTCGMB. Supt
EDWARD p. WILSON. louisville, ny.
Cen y A Arsf EosisviIie XIV
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THE
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Is the only paper exclusively devoted to the
Political and General
WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE,

Is publishes letters Of inquiry direct from the peopIe
and answers them fully without regard party bias OF
beneft.
II is the advocate Of right and justice 90 az and the
greatest COED to the greatest number.
Is opposed 10 the HnNse and dishonest class egis-
iation that has benefited the few oppressed the
many, realized IN Of congress retiring from cir
citation nearly two-thirds Of the peoples money
The National Bank scheme, device 60 place the
troll Of the currency in the hands o. the Money King
and creating non producing arist0tracy
The Salary Grab Robbery increasing the ray Of gov
eraent officials, while the price Of labor snd Pre-
ducts real estate, and reeubacs tthe peoples money!
have been deprecated.
The act changing the or ginal ccuttact with bond
holders and making bonds payable gold instead Of
legal tenders, hrs agreed upon; svoritism 81 IS
per ia value 10 the few the expense Of the many
The Resumption Act, demanding that which utterly
impossible and placing TIE object -ouEht for twenty
years further Of
For such and other crimes against he people the In
qrer will advocate change In the administration Of
EyoFeTuulrut affairs. q most atfiug
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NORTH AND EAST

Condensed Time Card. in Effect Janua-
ry 93l, 1876.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE !

I1NOR the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness lost Man
hood ani all disorders hrnught by ndi=creiofis
Any Druggist has the ingredients Address
DAVIDSON & CO. Box 2396. New York FeP4-Iy
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CONNECTION COMPLETE.
Hot Springs!
All Rail No More Staging !

The csuplesiln Of the Ho, Springs Railroad gives
unbTuk IN rail ennecilon 70 the Springs via Memphis,
Little i;ock and Malvern.
Pa~~-asers leaving Memphis via the Memphis Lit
tie t. Railway - PM arrive at Hot Springs ;45
,srhing-4nsking only II hours and 10 minutes
from Memphis TO the Springs
For tickets and information inquire at 27T Main
rs Main Depot Of Louisville, Nash
VILE s Great Southern Railroad head q Main street,
Nems.his, Tenn.
K A. WILLIAMS,
Passenger Agent, Memphis, Tenn
JNo II. PERRY GeaI Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Little Rock, Ark.
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MedOn FIGURING Mills,
-PROIEIEToRs,-
HARRISON & BRO.

Medon, Madison County, Tenn.
GRAM ground on shortest notice Tersps very
IN sanahlr FIpur and Neal the best quality al
WAYS on han AZ the low figures. Oar expenses
small sud we can furaish the best terms
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Arre as on PAY and Bounty.

Officers Soldiers and Sailors Of the las war OF their
heirs arc in ,,s1v cases entitled nisney from the
6overup,ent u which they have no knowledge Write
full history service. and state amount 81 pay aIo
bounty received Enclose stamp 20 tsiilefe q 20 and
fiII reply after examination viii be sF en- you Tree
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$4,000 REWARD
FOR A.
Surer Remedy

DR.. &. w HENDERSON,, Nashville,
Agent for DIR. Thornton's Medicines;
Having used bottles 81 Dr.. THoHNrvSs EseI5sFi
LIvER Blown MEDICINE. your Request. state.
uithuuf hesitation that have found 10 valuahls snd e.
fecnve iumy cese-t AN SIRE haze been materially
benetted BY it, Taken in small dosev 1t gives n
convenience the patient. not doctor enough To-
give scientific for fle faith that Is ii me, bat
say to all similarly afflicted. Go thou aud % likewise "
nv affection d,rdered liver. and impure
Of the blood accompanied With distressing and dan
gercus cough.
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DR.. RICE,
81 Court Place.
A PRIVATE COUNSELOR
DIR. LANCASTER S

~ 11 pars sent to aEy address (securely sealed for
thirty cents. should lsread hy all Address a. ABOVE
oct 3 II
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RH1NI9IONSs

Az oHeers SoIdfers and Sailors wounded ruptred.
or injured in the late however slightiy can OBTAIN
q pension BY addressing Gilmore 20
Cases presented by Gilmore to- hetots ~ I,i
reDe Court OF the United States, the Court OF Cas
aud he southern Claims ConIuiission
Each department q our business Is eonaaets1 n ;
separate bureau under charge Of the same
,res e,pployed by tie old frm- Prompt attention 70
m business entrusted to Gilmore Co. is thus secured
We desire 10 win success by deserving H.
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Paducah & Memphis
RAILROAD.

For Nashville. st. Louis, Memphis,
New orleans, Mobile, ETC.