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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11
Attachment Notice.

Before Z. !; Smith J. P. for Shelby county,
n TINS cause an attachment having been
\ sued out under section A55 OF the Code m
tennessee, and returned, Levied anon The
property Of the defendant, and affidavit bSys
ing been made that defendant is indebted Ia
the plaintiff IN the sum Of $40, due by
account, and that the claim is lust, and
Sast inc defendant is a nonresident of the
hat said defendant make his personal appeNr-
snce before me on the 18th day Of March.
1917, at Il o'clock m, at my Office in the Thir,,
teenlh EVIL district, Shelby county. Tenn.
aud defend said attachment suit within tbe
Tune prescribed by law, or the same win be
R.Teeeueu with eT-parte and that a copy Of
weeks IN the Public Ledger. "N'
l47-l53-3-9 q" Is SNfTu1' m
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az CLAY pea.. Al 256i 80 PER bushol.
ONIOFS-Scarce aud firm at - 25d
? Is PEI Dbl.
BUTTER-Stoady; creamery, 2sdSOc;
Western table, l8d20c; for choice, l5d
Tic; for medium, lO@l21zc; for country
white S@10c.
EGGS-Firm IN price, at i2E@lSc per
dozen.
POULTRY-Chickens, 50 5O@S so per
dozen, from poor mixed TO extra hens t;
turkeys scarce at Sl2@l6i geese, $4@5;
ducks, 81 75@3.
PROVISIONS = B~acon-clear sides.
packed, &c; clear ribs, 5%@5Hc; should
ers, 45sc; breakfast, 7@7Xc. Hams, sugar
cured, 8@9Hc. Bulk meats, clear sides.
52sc; clear ribs, 6Ac; long clear, 81;
shoulders, 3A@4c. Market a shade lower.
LARD-Tierces, 7H@7Ac; half barrels,
Sc; kegs, SIC; pals, 6H@8%c; half pals,
SIC; country, lard, 6H@Tc.
DRESSED MEATS - Beef at 4c
fer fore, &c for sides and 7@8c for hind
quarters; hogs, 4H@5c; city dressed. 8
@6c.
FRUITS-Bananas, jobbing at 81 %
az per bunch; retail, 5 150G2 per
bunch; oranges, 81 so per box for
Palermo; Messina, 50 90, and Sc so
for Valencia; lemons, So 00@3 50 per
box. Dried apples, slow sale, at 2@21Ie
per ID; peaches 2K@2Kc, and l2Kc for
.unpealed.
NUTS-Cocoa, $S@3 SO per 100. Pea
nuts &c for red; choice white, TIC. Pecans,
l3@l4c for Texas. Arkansas and Mis-
souri, SIC; Almonds, 9ci Taragona,
l9c. Filberts, &c.
HIDES-Dull; dry Aint No. !, l2c
per lbj No. 2, 10c; dry sailed. 1OGllo;
green salted, G@7c; green, &c; sheep
skins, 25@75c. Beeswax 2O@22o per ID.
Tallow &c per ID.
COTTON SEED-0il mills pay 81
per ton; cotton seed oil nominal 26@27
per gallon, and oil cake $l4 to SIG per ton.
LIME-S1 per Dbl in store; 0c by car
load.
BALING STUFFS- Bagging-Aax,
2to2h lbs, l1@llMc; hemp, 10Xc; hall
jute, 2 to "a lbs, ll@l1Nc; baling twine.
lie; iron ties, 81 0@2 10 per bundle.
Rope, Toe for jute and l8c for cotton.
C0AL-Pittsburg lump, delivered. SOC
per Dbl; do, slack, 35@40c; to steamer.
Acc per box for P~ittsburg; 35c for Shot
WE'LL, anu OOC lOI blhCh. Ol. bernhard
coal Soc to boats and 45c to city trade.
SALT-Per dray-load from store, 81 As
per Dbl; coarse, in SKIS, 81 90.
VINEGAR-Pure cider 18c per gal.
NAILS-$2 25 per key rates.
RIOE-Per ID 619c for South Carolina.
FISH-Mackerel in hf bbls, Nos. /, 2
and 3, SO, 7@G; kits, 81 10, 90@75c.
RAlSINS-Per box, 81 40.
MISUNDERSTANDING to choice, 28G
SIC; syrup do, 100000.
SUGAR-Jobbing, 7A@SHc for yellow
clarified; whites, 5000; choice open
kettle, 6Aoi prime, &c; fully fair, &c;
medium fair, 5.05@5Ac.
COFFEE-RiO, common to fair, la
l3cj good, l5Hci prime, l5H@l6ci choice,
LIVE STOCK Light receipts and
in good demand. Choice corn-fed
cattle, SA@4Hc; fair to choice
Texas do 3H@4Hc; other grades, ~
@3Hc; calves and yearlings, sos. Hogs,
9K@4Hc for all grades and scarce. Sheep
Sl@2 per head for inferior and 4@5c for
butcher grades.
HORSES AND MULES - Supply
moderate, with a fair and increasing
trade reported. Mules, from II to l6
hands high, range from $40 to $3.50 each,
according to size and shape. Horses,
Sll0Gl50 for harness to extra saddle; $50
@l00 for good common saddle, and S700
80 for work do; common to good plugs,
$40@70 each.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11
Wednesday, March 10, 1879,

u front Of the Office of Humes & Postop. "a
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. proceed to
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described property, to-wit: Situated or
the east side Of Huppert street, near to and
east OF the city of Memphis, and beginning al
a point three hundred and ffty-nine and one
halt feet south Of the southeast corner of
Poplar and HupPert streets; thence east alone
inc south line Of the Schloeker lot eighty-six
ieet: thence south twenty-seven feet; thence
west eleven feet, more or less; thence south
on the east line of lot y, thirty-six and one-
nall feet; thence west twenty five feet, more
or less, to Huppert street; thence north On tbs
East line of Huppert street sixty-three and
one,nalf feet to the place of beginning: nc
cording To- plat Of said properly made ON
the lst day Of December, 1859, By Sears &
smith, which Is here referred TO, and being
the same property conveyed to Matthias Hun
Book No. IS, page 3lB. Do0u
k9quity. Of redemption and dover waived.
Title believed to be good, but l sell and con-
1877 D. II. POSITION. Trustee
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Before j, NJ. Coleman, j. P. for Sbelbv CON,
W Tenn.-T. A. Krider vs.. A. L. PerceIi.
N this cause an attachment having heoD
4 sued out under section 345 Of the Code ~
Tennessee, and returned ''levied upon ibe
property OF the defendant by garnishment on
Jones Brown q Co, who answer they arc in
de6ted to the defendant In the sSm of
Slse.S' ana atidayit having been made that
defendant Is indebted to the p~laintiIf in he
sum Of SIo0, due by note, and that the claim
Is Just and that the defendant is a non-resi-
dent Of the State Of Tennessee; Il Il thereforo
oIuered thai said defendant make his person
a appearance before me on the Sill day Of
az APr5li u :, at Y o'clock m. at my Office. No.
~ ron street, Memphis, Tennessee, and De.
Tend said qttashment suit within ihe time
prescribed by law, or the same will be pro-
eeeded with ex-parte; and that a copy of This
Greer % published once a week for four weeks
This the 4th day Of March, 1879.
5-s-l5-3l j. M. COLEMAN. l. p
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Attachment Notice.

No. 2269-Before j. s, GALLOWAY. 7 d g..
Shelby county, Tenn.-H. l.. Onion. sseayt
VS.. Thos. Ii. Williams. '
n this cause an attachment having hasr
sued out undor section 1856 Of the Coje ~
Iennessee, AID returned, levied upon tbss
property OF the defendant" and affidavit hsy-
to the plaintiff IN the sum Of Ss0i 5 va
by account, and that the claim iSs
Just, and that the defendant is a non
resident of the State Of Tennessee; Il Is tbeya-
lore ordered that said defendant make b!s
PsrWSInai apPearanee before me on the 18th day
Madison st., Memphis, Tenn, and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed nv
law or the Same will be proceeded with OK.
Parte; and that a copy Of this order be pub-
lie Ledger. "eNu
This the 18th day Of February, 1879.
1+o-loi-4-lO Us. GALLOWAY, j. p.
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ATTACHMENT Notice.

Before /. =. Douglass, J. p. for Shelby
county, Tennis. L. Wynne vs.. q. A. An.
dergon.
n this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section A55 Of the Code of
tennessee, and returned, "leylod upon the
ing been made that the defendant Il indebted
to the plaintiff In the sum fsllS, due By writ
ten contract, and that the claim Is Just, ana
that defendant Is a nonresident of the State
Of Tennessee; il y therefore ordered that said
defendant make his personal Appearance bo-
fore me on the sth day Of April, 1872, at12 nj.
at my Office IN the town Of Lucy, on the Man.
phis and Paducah railroad, aud defend seid
attachment suit within the time preschbed ~
law, or the same will be proceeded with o..
lished Qheen week for four eonsocniive 49,.
IN the Public Ledger.
Thisthe ID day Of March, 1873
SSN'@ LIE. DOUGLASS, Up.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons will take notice that l have
~ qualified as administrator 81 Joseph Ven
able, deceased. Those having claims against
him will file them with me, duly probated
according 70 law, or the same will be forever
natTedl both n law and equity. Those owing
and costs. j.. 7. VENABIE Adm,r
Memphis, February IS, 1879. i5O-i5-6,12
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STATE OF TExSEssEr, sHrrny oorv,.

EINIrUF IkhhEsskK, SHELLEY COUyTy. \
OFPIcR COUNTY COURr CLEeK.
MRNPHIs. Tenn, February H. is4aa
10 70 n anna Boymann,, Administrative Of
HAVING suggested tbe ,nsoI,on.
IL. estate of f. j. Bowmanr dt no 81 the
are hereby ordered to give notice. by sdyer'
.semeht IN some newspaper published within
Inc said state, and also at the cont 'housa
STJr OF shelby county, for ali persons hayinS
he sama sS Ssits saia estate. 20 appear and fle
aatheaticated In the manner preseribed hS
law on or before the 18th day az Nav is5HH,
ana any claim not fled on or before said dsy
OF before an appropriation Of the funds ofssi3
in law and equity. O"roo' OOtn
Of February, 1879, "N i'n uay
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
ny HUGH d. CULLEN, D. @. 49, i4S-lS5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

Under and by virtue of a deed NJ ,rus.
executed to me, as trustee. by Matbissss
Huppert on the 18th day Of August ISTS
which is recorded in the Registers Office az
shelby county, Tennessee, in Deed Book e6'
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

&c AUuAef Dtllt ItNtNOIl s..ss.s....0 4. m
ARRIVED.
Steamer G. p. Chouteau, New Orleans.
w. p. Halliday, Louisville.
Cons Millar, Cincinnati.
City Of Vicksburg, st. Louis.
Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Coahoma, Friar's Point.
Illinois, Arkansas City.
Shields, New Madrid.
Osceola Belle, Oscesla.
w. p. Halliday, New Orleans.
Annie p. Silver, New Orleans.
Bedford, Cincinnati.
City of Nicksburg, Vicksburg.
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Ouachita Belle, Geo. w. Cheek, Cons
Millar, G. P. Chouteau, Batesville, Dyers-
burg, jay Hardy.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The river here declined 2 inches in
the past a hours ending at noon to-
day, and now stands II feet 6 inches
above low water mark at Cairo
it declined 8 inches, with %
feet 8 inches on the gauge at
st. Louis it. rose l inch, with 8
feet 5 inches on the gauge, and 6
feet in the channel from there out
to Cairo at Pittsburg 1t rose l6inches,
with feet 8 inches on the gauge
at Cincinnati the rise was u inches,
with q feet 1 inches on the gauge !.
at Louisville it rose 10 inches,
with II feet in the canal at Evans
vile it is stationary, with p feet
on the gauge. Cumberland and
Tennessee rivers are falling Arkan-
sas river is falling at Little Rock,
with 30 inches in the channel above
there and 3 feet below there. White
river is falling, with a good steamboat
stage Of water from J~acksonpOrt to
the mouth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cloudy.
Spring showers.
Lively movement in freights.
Another brisk day on the levee.
The Bedford, for Cincinnati, added
here 40 bales of cotton.
The Thompson Dean has laid up at
New Orleans.
The Charles Morgan leaves Cincin-
natl this evening for New Orleans.
The Coahoma for the lower coast
had a good trip as usual.
pilot George Madison arrived in
the city last evening.
The Henry Frank leaves New Or
leans to morrow for Memphis.
The Centog1ial leaves New Orleans
this evening for st. Louis.
The U, p. Schenck, from Cincinl
natl, aud Centennial, from ST, Louis,
arrived at New Orleans yesterday,
The Robert Mitchell, from New
Orleans, arrived at Cincinnati this
morning,
The Illinois returned to Arkansas
City last evening with a good showing
OF lrelght ana people.
The Thomas Sherlock, bound for
New Orleans, passed Louisville yes
terday,
The James D. Parker leaves Gin
cianatl tomorrow for Memphis.
Captain B~occaletto is trying to get
subscriptions in Yazoo City 20 enable
him to build a boat to ply between
Yazoo City and Silver Greek.
The John A. Scudder leaves 81.
Louis tomorrow for New Orleans.
After this week the Anchor Line
will send out three boats per week
from st. Louis to New Orleans.
Captain Reese Dugan has recovered
from bis recent injuries and was IN 81.
Louis on Saturday last,
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Saturday. March 22, Is7s.

az Y m in front Of the courthouse in Mem.
bidder. e fan c proceed t9 sell to the highest
Hlt; Being. in the city Of Mempbis c.nleSS
Fort Pickering, and being lot No. s. In NAL
~, beginning on the south side Of Csroi;ns
street 8s4 feet from the east Ire Of MINI
s y {hsnce eastwardly with the south line
and parallel with Ninth street 1H0 fest. tbayay
Mestwardiy and parallel with Carolina street
beginning. wv 4'0' 70 the
DEFAULT having been made in the payment
oa me ae9t secured by said trust decd, at the
made at the time and place Aforesaid. Eanitvv
ol Resumption Is waived; title believed n Ia
s99q' put sell and convey as trustee only.
l0-lo q. @. BURKE Trusfea
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Cotton.

The market opened this morning
with a good demand, prices being
fully sustained. Several factors re-
port having cleaned their tables of all
low graded cottons. The grades of.
low middling, middling and good mid
ling were advanced &c yesterday.
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lEnAL.
-ANN
Trustees sale

Nphh and by virtue ofa deed Of trust
dali and SelenR Kendall, ON The ostb men
January, 1876, which is recorded In he pPsS Of
ter,s ONCE OF shelby county, Tebn' IN 'pssl5L
lilo, page 100, / will, on "H' IA look
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sell at PVBIic AUCTION the entire stock OF
watches, jewelry and silver-ware; also the az
lures now in store-house No, 2S Main street.
oale 20 commence 9tll o'clock q N. and con
tmue from day TO day until sold.
ne, w. 4 CLAPP, Assignee.
Memphlsi March s. 1879. 3-l2
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Saturday. AnriI $. 1879.

within legal hours, to following described lot
Of land, tO-wit: wv
Situate, lying and being in the Taxing Dis.
Irlct OF Shelby county Memphisl, State Of
Tennessee, and beginning at a stake on the
north side Of Alabama street, $50 feet from
the intersection OF Alabama street with the
hrst alley west Of .Town Reserve 4" avenue
NOW known as Manassas street,. thence
northward and parallel with said ailey i6OL
ieet to an alley 20 feet wide; thence extending
alohg salq last mentioned alley so feet to the
western boundary of Samuel Tighe's lot;
thence southwark along said boundary 1885,
ieeti thence westward 5SM feet to the begin
hlng, on which there are valuable improve
ley's subdivision.
Terms Of Sale-0ne-third cash balance in
Two equal payments Pm a credit of one and
Two years, purchaser executing notes for de-
ierred payments, and a lien will be retained
to secure deferred payments.
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
March B.. 1879 ia III %
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PROBATE COURT A l.
House and Lot.

NO. Sl5 X. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
count, Tennessee-James A. Anderson. adj.
ministTatoI Of Mary Grace, deceased, VS..
James H.. Grace ct al.
Rl, virtue ofa decree for sale entered in
u this cause | will sell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, in front Of the court-holse
door on Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
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~Assignee's Sale,

ID virtue Of a deed of assignment executed
- TO me by lloyd a Fritz on December 80,
1873, | will, ON
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ROADSIDE NOTES.
ny THE JUNIOR.

Taking the 10 train at Ottawa Monday after
noon July 1th, on the c., X. J. II p X. r., we
soon pass the Easements Of La Sale and the
housetops of Peru, on our way to the Mississippi
river. The day was very hot, but the recent rain
had laid the aust, So that travelling was quite
pleasant. The crops are looking very fine, al
though the corn on the bottom lands is threaten.
ed with overlooking, the water being nearly up
TO the corn, and still rising We reach the Mis-.
sissIppi about q O'Clock, and passing through the
cities Of Moline and Rock Island, cross the river
10 Davenport and after a short stop start on our
way to the Missouri river. At Wilton we take
the southwestern branch, reaching Muscatine at
about o'clock. After leaving Muscatine We re-
tire aud do not zee anything more until the next
morning, when we awaken in the state OF Mis-
souri,. We pass through some very fine country
In this state, but everything has very different
look from what we see In Illinois, Iowa or Kan
sas There is not the appearance of thrift that is
seen In those states. the houses are poor, the
improvements on the farms are not good and
there Is general look Of shiftlessness In every
thing you see. We reach AtchisOn about eleven
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REV. ], n. WIGGlN SAYS:

"One OF the best remedies for Catarrh nay the best
remedy have found in lifetime of suffering is SAN
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through the nosrils and there comes with each bottle
small glass tube for in inhalation 1t clears the
head and throat thoroughly that taken each morn
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disagree able hawking during the entire day. but an ur:
preccdcnted clearness ofvoce respiratory organs
- Rec. D. H. Wtggin. az dorchester, Mass, Dedc0R.
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\ PEDESTRIAN FEAT.-Five or SIX weeks
ago We remember seeing aparagraph in Chi
cago paper stating that one William Johnson
had started on walk to New York City,
agreeing to accomplish the distance in IS days
for 500 The New York Suh notes his ar.
rival on the 10Th, one day in advance of his
time The Sun says:
He accomplished the distance (about 200
niles in "a days He started from Chicago
at O'Clock on the 18th of June, and arrived
at 3 :45 o'clock Wednesday morning in Jer-
sey City, where he was met by about 100 per
sons who knew of his coming. johnson per
formed the tramp under a contract, but says
that he could not be induced to do il again for
a good deal of money. He was accompanied
100 miles out of Chicago by }. III. Webb a
sporting man of that city, on horseback, and
subsequently w. McVeagh of Bristol, Ind,
rode behind him as far as Cleveland. From
there he was watched by Henry Anderson of
Berea, Ohio until he reached Dunkirk, in this
state. The rest of the way he had to jog along
unattended. His papers bear the signatures
of scores of journalists, telegraph operators,
railroad agents, hotel men, and others in the
places through which he passed, certifying to
his walking. When he arrived in Ashtabula,
Ohio, lie found the citizens greatly worked up
on the tramp question. They had organized
u military company, and driven band of
tramps out of the country. The tramps had
been robbing and committing all kinds of dep
relations with impunity. He was privately
informed that he was looked on as common
tramp and vagabond, and that if he remained
in the state until the first of July he would be
arrested and sent to the workhouse for two
years under a new law. lie got away as fast
as his feet could carry HIM. He was followed
from Dunkirk to Hornellsville by two tramps,
who thought he had money, and wanted a
chance To rob him at night. In crossing a
lonely road in the mountains he was brought
to a siandstill by a rattlesnake which obstructed
the way His walk was undertaken under a
contract with Charles +. Davies of Chicago,
who promised him $500 if he won.
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There is stalwart organ in Iowa that de
serves to go as the companion sheet to tho
Okoload !States. Considering the case of the
negro il comes to the conclusion that
"All over the South he is throwing his bal.
lot for the rebels and traitors, when he votes
at all.
lie is too cowardly to vote his convictions
or too stupid to have convictions.
"When the stalwarts get into power in 1886
he must either be DISTINGUISHED or compelled
to vote right
THE free niger is fraud"
If democratic organ had only said that
the free Niger Is a fraud and ought to be
DISTINGUISHED or compelled to vote right now
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"I'll say ycn gray to eastward

"I'll say yon gray to eastward
Is not tire mornings eye,
And that Is not the lark whose notes
Do heat the vaulted sky"
Twas thus the maid detaired him
TIL her father donned his pants,
And went down and locscd the bulldog
And his cousins and his aunts.
And when the hungry rannes
With his limbs the ground did strew
They were instructed by the Capulct
Ia eat the Montague.
And never, though ] say il,
Was story Of more woe
Than this pathetic narrative
or our foolish Romeo.
--CncinHai EhqH,tr.
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James Mars, colored, aged 80 years, of Nor
folk, was visiting in Winsted recently, when
he encountered Mr. Elizur ID. Munger, of
Dundee, Mich whom he had not seen for forty
SIX years. Mars is probably the only man Inv
ing who was born and sold into slavery in
Connecticut The father of Mr. Munger pur
chased Mars when he was child. When he
was 10 years old the institution of slavery died
out In this State.-Hdnfo7d CsurdHt.
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Each package contains nr. Sanford's Improved In
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Price, 800 For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
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Canada. WEEKS Il POTTER, General Agents and
Wholesale DrnRgists. Boston, Mass
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TRIED EVERYTHING.

MeSSrS J. o. Bos,rorth Co.. Denuer, Col: Gentlemen,
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mpnding iis to all afflicted with Catarrh of kind,
and offer this as my testimony to It's benefits.
Very truly, w. S. DECKER
Dn.
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GREATLY AFFLICTED.

MsSSrs j. o. Bosrorth d Co., Denuer Gentlemen,-I
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In its introduction, am, very truly yours.
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ROMEO AND JULIET.
wit thou be gomez" said Juliet
Unto her Romeo gay
81 pray thee linger yet awhile,
And thy good banjo play.
at was the nightly nightingale,
And not the morning lark,
That pierced the hollow of thine ear
o, stay, my festive sparkm
1T was the herald Of the morn
No nightingale, my sweet;
And must kiss my hand 10 thee
Until again we meet"
80, II thou lowest me, Romeo,
beg Of thee TO stay;
The light thou seest a meteor ia.
Or the lamps at Mantua.n
80, no, my fairest Juliet,
Nights candles are burnt out.
And jocund day stands tip.toe
On the mountain tops about.
But sinceithy sweet lips ask il,
Ill stay, my hearts delight,
Until the lower regions
Are frozen over tight.