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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-05
Personal.

The ill-health OF Colonel T.. w. Higginson
still causes his friends some anxiety.
Stanley Huntley, the "poopendyke" writer
of the Brooklyn Eagle writes the Lakeside
Musings'' OF the Chicago Tribune.
Down in Texas, when they want to express
loathing for a man, they say he is mean
enough to hand a pint bottle filled with
water to a friend on a dark night.-PhIddei-
phia Quis.
John w. Mackey, the millionaire, is said
to be, by his old friends, the same Jolly, hail
fe~llow-well-met chap SIS he was before he
made all his money. BE has never forgotten
or ignored one of his old friends.
A recent visitor TO Mark Twain thus de-
scribed once more his sluggish speech, every
word being deliberately uttered, mot as
though it were weighed before delivery, but
rather as though it had come a great dis
tance and was tired"
A son of one of the Siamese twins, who
graduated recently from the North Carolina
School for Mutes, visited Stanton, Va, the
other day. He is described as a good-looking
young fellow, very bright and well educated.
He is both deaf and dumb.
Menotti Garibaldi is said to contemplate
the publication of his fathers Memoirs,
which were written by the old Italian hero,
with the intention Of contradicting the many
silly stOrles-tdHtS ScfSchezze, as ne nlmselI
termed them-told about him.
Arab Pasha appears TO divide his worship
between Mars and Venus; for a few weeks
ago, in the midst of his troubles with the
khedive, he added to his household a third
wife, the daughter of one Mustapha Pasha,
and a lady of rank and fortune.
So Mr.. Gladstone turns up at last as a
leader OF the "JiDgoes," advising her maj
esty the empress of India TO summon her
faithful Mahometan soldiery from India to
support the imperilled sovereignty of her
Mussulman brother and ally, the sultan in
Egypt. Truly Lord Besconsfield is avenged.
York World.
Recent additions 10 the army of converts
recruited st the Kentucky capital by Mr..
Barnes, "the mountain evangelist" are Ma
jor Henry T.. Stanton, the poet and editor of
the Frankfort Yeondn; General Thomas A.
Harris, assistant secretary OF State; Captain
Ralph Sheldon, registrar OF the land office;
D. McHenry, of the auditors office; James
Hawkins, treasurer's clerk, and Judge Ly-
sander Hord.
the editor OF the Catholic Telegraph has
been On a visit TO Archbishop Purcell, and
Gays his health sis In a most satisfactory
condition; :" that be has improved so a. to
cause astonishneni, and "the expression of
lassitude and WEAKNESS has fed
from his face altogether, the hsggard hollows
are filed with healthy 1esh, lis ewes have
their former dim an bleared look, and
sTe full of brightness and intelligence. His
hearing Is remarkably acute" J
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-05
TENNESSEE U
Commissioner Hawkins's Report for
June- Very Favorable Showing.

NASHVILLE, July 4@Commissioner Haw-
kins, of the Bureau of Agriculture, finished
his crop report up TO the first of June to-day.
The average for the State is as follows:
Corn, loo per cent; oats, Il3; cotton, "A.
Tobacco, condition 107, acreage lis; sor-
ghum, 104; millet, condition 1O2, acreage
Ill; Irish potatoes, condition, 122; sweet
potatoes, condition SO, acreage I02; apples,
lis; peaches, lis; grapes, 104; berries, 12I;
melons, SS;garden products, 116; buckwheat,
104; peanuts, So; stock peas, condition los,
acreage 100; wheat. yield, IA; rye, ia;
barley, log; clover hay, los; grass hay, 103.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-05

The Herald correspondent had the follow,
ing interview with the Irish leader after the
suspensions. Mr.. Psrnell said: 81 think
that the suspensions were prearranged in an
ticipation OF our giving ground for them by
obstruction; but, finding there was no OBJ
soon as was originally intended, but it was
resorted TO later on by DR.. Playfair and a
considerable body OF pinion on both sides OF
the House holds that we have been most IN
fairly treated, and this opinion is growing.
Many liberals walked out when the division
was called and refused to vote, owing, 1 be-
lieve, to the absence of anything which could
fairly be called obstruction. The ministers
had partly changed their minds and had
partly abandoned their intention of suspen-
sion when DR.. Playfair Numbered prema-
turely into it. l consider this step as NEST
dangerous to The government and believe
that they regret it."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-05

Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, when questioned on
the same subject, replied: 81 DO not believe
the land naturalization scheme belongs as
yet in any way to the domain Of practical
politics. Nor am l at all certain that il it
were a scheme capable of realization in our
time it would be beneficial to Ireland under
the present conditions. But one thing clear
to my mind is that it is not 4 scheme with
which it is necessary for men like myself,
actively engaged in the daily work of politi-
cal life, TO have at present any need to con-
Germ themselves. Mr.. Henry George is a
thorough believer in this scheme, and is a
man by character, ability and inclination
admirably well adapted TO advocate and
proclaim it. Such a man is in his right
place and is doing great service. If there be
any truth in the principle which he illus
trates the world will undoubtedly
come to know it some day, and with
his convictions he is working toward a
good purpose; but | think it would be a great
mistake if Irish politicians were to allow
their attention to be diverted from the pro-
gramme of the Land League by ideas which
are as yet only afloat in the far upper ether
of political philosophy. The effect on Ire
land of sudden changes in our political and
economical programme could not be anything
but hurtful just now, and l, for myself, trust
that Irishmen as a rule, while willing TO
listen to any proposal that seems worthy of a
thoughtful mans attention, will keep firmly
to the actual business of those great domes-
tic reforms to which so many of US have
pledged ourselves"
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HUB PUNCH.
This Refreshing Beverage is Put Up in
0ne-DOzen Cases, all Ready
for Use.

A few reasons why Hub Punch - has had
Is now having. ard VIII continue TO have a large
ale: Nothing but the best Of liquors are used "A
its composition; none but the highest grades Of
LEMONS and lines are used, and NO. I granulAted
suzar. It is ready for use az all times. viii keep i
any climate, and for excursions. lunch, dinner or
evening parties. ft is an essential companion.
PARK & Tinord, Acker, Neral q Condit, and all
grocen sell it.
SCI 6et y5u get h< genvfas, Nth the Jqe-sfmds :
.CREsTER H. RAYEs6 sons on ne cgpsl.
or ne eork Of each bottle.
The Hub Punch L. sold By gil lesdng
fanny grocers and wine merchants.
Trade supplied al manufacturer pricesJy
B. J. EEAAEs & CO.. Memphis Tenn.
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Y. JULY s., 1852.

that we are to look to women hereafter as
the intellectual and moral leaders of the
universe. 1t may be, on the other hand,
that men will retain the lead which the
order Of things has hitherto given them
but should they do so, I cannot under
stand that it should make the slightest
difference to the importance, the neces-
sity, and the duty on the part OF women
that they should do an they can 10 render
themselves useful members Of the commu-
nifty. Nor should it prevent those who have
any influence in this world from endeavoring
to enable women to take up any career for
which they may find themselves fitted. L do
not understand why free trade in these mat
tiers should not apply everywhere; why free
access TO every calling should not be thrown
open 10 every human being"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-05

| scandal which shocked even many couserva-
tive members. Members were suspended by
a vote Of the Huuse for obstructing business
who had been at nome in bed all night, and
arrived to find themselves found guilty OF
the crime of obstruction. The Irish party
saw at once the blunder that had been made,
and were going to continue the discussion as
if nothing had happened. Then the curious
sight was exhibited of the House which had
executed a coup fetat, struggling for six
hours agsinst fifteen men in order to pass
fbraa lines
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-05

A CELEBRATED preacher makes the recon-
mendation Of Ayers Pills a matter Of reli.
gious duty. When people are bilious and
dyspeptic, what they need is the gospel of
health. In such cases the best creed TO
swallow consists OF the thirty sugar coated
articles in q pill-box.
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Mr.. Clifford E. Kinds,

Mr.. Clifford F. Hudson, of Elmira, n. Y,
says: my aged mother suffered greatly from poor
digestion and general debility. she was always
complaining of her liver, and her bowels often
panied her greatly. She was very weak ] bought
her q bottle of Browns Iron BitterE, and she says,
1t goes right TO the spot, CLIFFORD She has greatly
Improved ance using this excellent medicine"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-05

The boilers regard it as reputation to set
tie the State debt at a lower figure than sixty
and-six, when it is a well-known TACT that
many Democrats urged the election OF the
Hon. John V. Wright two years ago upon
the ground that if elected governor he would
favor a settlement of the State debt at fifty
cents on the dollar. In his speech delivered
in Memphis on the Goth OF August last,
Judge Wright, the Democratic nominee for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-05
DAVITT'S SCHEME
For the Naturalization of Land in Ire.
land Condemned by Healy and
Justin Mccarthy.
The People Not Yet Ready for 1.-THE
Irish SuspensiOns-HOw the Trap
Was Laid.

DUBLIN, July A man was shot dead
this morning In Seville Place, il is supposed,
by Fenians. A person passing at the time
noticed three men apparently disputing.
Pistol shots were heard; one man fell, aud
the other two ran away. On the man killed
was a belt with the inscription, "God save
Ireland" The body had seven stabs and
four bullet wounds. Later the man was
identified as Kenny, an artisan.
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Prof. Huxley on Women

Prof. Huxley is a strong advocate of medi-
cal education tor women. In the course of
some recent remarks before the London
School OF Medicine, he said: at may be
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-05
ARRESTED on SUSPICION.

Twenty persons were arrested at Laughrea
on suspicion in connection with the murder
OF Bourke and Trooper Wallace. They are
mostly strangers in the district, and several
are described as of Kilmainham.
swoRD-CANEs N THE HoUs OF
London NerCs: Some comment has been
made among certain members Of Parliament
and officials Of the House of Commons by the
discovery that a weIl-known Irish member ia
in the habit OF carrying at Westminster a
walking-stick which contains a dagger OF ex-
traordinary construction. Upon a spring
being touched a dagger starts up from its
place, and the effect OF its appearance is in
creased by the fact that the middle blade is
twisted in spiral form, which would make
the wespon if used all the more deadly. The
attention OF the sergeantat-arms was called
to the matter, and he in turn rs said 10 have
privately taken counsel with the speaker.
Sir Henry Bland, it is understood, replied
that, however unusual the practice may be,
the carrying Of such a sword-stick outside the
House proper is not in itself illegal, although
no member would be allowed TO introduce
such a weapon within the bar. The Press
Association believes that the stick is gener-
ally left by its owner in the cloak-room down
stairs while he is in attendance upon his
parliamentary dulles"
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DRAWING.

The Public is regtested carefully 10 notice The nan and
enlarged Scheme TO Be dra1cH Monthly.
pSrC4PITAL PRIZE, $4,000. ia
Tickets only S.. Shares In proportion.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL


sr Entered IA the POstOnice at Mem.
phis, Tenn, as seccnd.CIass Matter.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. sz5.O0oL
FRACTIONS, IN 7 N
LIST OF PRICE.

s-ApproximAtion Prizes of Z0-.-"" 3aSSggoo
Application for rates 70 el1bs should onf2%yoo
made 70 the office OF the Company n New Or
For further Information, write clearly $500
full address Send orders by Express or bss.Ihs
tered Letter. or Money Order. addressed onfEn
NJ. A DAUPHIN, New Orleans, IsLo
A. 500 seventh street, w.
inRtsn. ID. C., or at ne. Q West Ce.n.
street, ""rt
F.B-orders Addressed to New Orleans Will ,a
ee1ve prompt ttencon. ~
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Louisiana State Lottery Comn'v.

Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years sv the
legislature for Educational and Charitable 49,.
yoses-with a capital of 81, 600, OO0-to which -
serve fund OF $4,000 has since been adda6
By an overwhelming popular vote its frarcbiss
was made q part of the present State Constit1tto
adopted December 2, AID. 1879.
The only Lottery euer roed on ana f8dorsed b., The
people Of any STATE.
1t Never Scales or PostpOnes.
Its Grand Single Number DRAWINGS
take plate monthly.
AsPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WY
GRAED DRAVTHG
CLASS AT NEW TUESDAY MY
Ii. ISs2-I46th Monthly Drawing.
Look at fine following Scheme, undhr ,ho
exclusive supervision and MANAGEMENT of ~S
Gen. g. t. RID, OF La. ma
Gen. JUBAL A. OF Va.
who manage all the drawings of this eorro-
both and SEMIAENUAL, and go,
he correctness of the published Oficial List, Se'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-07-07
Baltimore Cattio Maybet.
MONDAY. Jnlr & 1872

MONDAY, july 3, 1892
;Cntlle aFa cold at these Ggu.es live 0s,gli.
6ugs ere cold at net wsigh,, that % 20 ger
ceit (generaIlyl Of from live weight. Sb6ey
are sold sroes, that - live weight, " moth
log o6.
9Esy CArrLa. Good Cattle this week were
Ices numerous THAI las. week tina, is extreme
tops, ana Gu these thers Eas no nipreci.bie
change sioce last week. Oiher grades OF which
mere WAS : much longer line show laliiag oG
IN prices OF tCGic % compared With Lac: ycek E
I ngnTcs, and The market WAS Quite SLOW zith a..
except the beat Cattle We quote "a 3 50N.sa
S3 with full number AZ and near 50 whi:o
,roei sales we're recorded ~ 50 % aoa - 90 per
100 is.
Mica Cows - Gnod Cows were sca,oe Frads
has been fn,r =, 35@i5 per head
Prices Of Beef Czl,ie Gagged as follyw7 Best
90 CS - % that generally rated first
qi'hy 90 % "a 90 medium ur good fais
quality 80 O IS Is ordinary lhi1 Steers
Oxen sbd Cows , 50 IA 81 90 Extreme
range Q! prices 5O "a, IS p. MCsi oi the
GALES were from % IA 81 % per 100 lbs
IHs cattle received were 5;3 head from Va
59S rom Ohio, 80 from I'D l42 from v Va
lob from Y YORK, and head frsIn X - total
iece pts Tor ne week 1885 head cgA!ost ! coz iAst
"essi and ll3 head same tiOie l.5i year 0f tue
offerings sJ3 head we're TAKEN by Baltimore
butchers, 235 sold 20 country dealers. Is 70
" Washington City butchers, and % to Eastern
Spectators. Total sales for the week l5s head
sS1ins! Ibi last Veek, aud S9I head SAUCE time
last year.
STisE.-Tbere "a further siyance 90 Uozs
over The slteady high cures that have ruled
Tor months past, aud 81 the 80 vance there is y
moderate 10 good demand. The quality 10, 90
an average. quite ~ good 10 wag last week
We quote 60 i0!@llt cents, with extra il5
ceni5, most sales ai nom PEI 10. Jet
Receipts tais week ait bead sZains. 497l lac.
week, sud 1910 bead ssnc tire LAST yssr.
nhzzF AHp Jssss There las been q he4v =
increase 81 tho receipts 81 comp ,rei ai,h lss.
week, and some Improvement 10 The quality, NJ
$50 IN TIE tsade, owing to prices IN toe Esst
showing 40 advance. There hSse bctn ir,.
shipments fully iwo-lhiris gDiug thrfuzh.
icaViog blt = limited supply 10 o1r butchers
here VIC quote Sheep "a 3lo5 2 cents and
Lambs IT 4Cyit cents, with 81 extra good 10,
Tor shipment "a ! ceat5 PEG j, gross. Eccspis
ihi3 week 5379 h5sa sgriu5l 35lt last wees
sad 1889 rad ssmc tine lasl year Sun.
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PERsoSALs.-We hal q pleasant call
from our young frioai. Arthur n.
Puau, Esq, of Petersburg. on Friday
evening last OF his way 70 Capon Bsiigs
to see and visit his homo friends.
Miss CnressTEn. OF Fauqnier, is Wis.,
ting Miss Emma Wirgman OF this place
We regret to learn OF tho continued
iil.health Of a former county ma,. Rev
JAMES ID. ARMSTRONG. Pastor OF Ire
Presbyterian Church at ShepLerdstown
The Register of Saturday last p uh,;saeG;
ut that place. stats that III has been
advised by bis physician not to a,tom o;
to preach. until he RECEIVERS bis health.
Rev. r. SaIrHsoN, the lste Presiding
Elder of this District. we also regret 10
state. has not yet recovered from the
malarial attack be ha! ia Nashville -
He left Stauntou on yesterday week Tor
Taylor Springs. in Rockingham county.
TO try the curative properties of that
water.
Mira. CRANE, nee STiss SUSIE RIDE
NouE, OF Richmond. daughter of our
fellow.sowasman, Dir. Jacob p. Ri5e-
nour, Is on visit to her many friends
in Staunton.
Miss KELLER of Frosttrry. ia visiting
her uncle Thomas A. Keller. Esq, in
this place.
Prof o. W. Sen, EFFER Gn,i wife re-
turaed from Grafton on Friday last
BENJAMIN DALEY. Esq. of Moore
Held. 10 at the home o. his father at
present.
Miss BELL. and Mr. W. EsKalpGE. Of
Stanton, are tie guests Of Msior j.
c. Coyel.
Dir. I'D CoMsTocK of Baltimore, MI.
is stopping At the Armstrong House.
Mr. Il. L. CHAPLIN with h;s mother and
sister returned from their Hardy trip 70
this place on Wednesday last, h,rnly
delighted With their shor. acquaintance
OF that noted county.
Miss HELEN HOLIDAY OF Winchester
is visiting Mrs. James A Gib5on-snd
Miss JANIS HOLIDAY of the same pl ace,
- the guest of the Miases Daley.
Dir. C. X. HARPER, wife and laughter
of Baltimore, reached this place on TIE
tth inst.
Our fellow to~nsmsa (. II. Q. PAN.
CAKE. Esq. and wife arc absent visit
ing relatives on New Creek,
Miss FANNIE Parker OF Mansfield.
Illinois, n;eoe Of Nj. William Taylcr or
fredericksburg, Is on visit 10 relatives
and friends in this sec,ion.
mr. Giss'N kUYKESDAi.L common
cial Traveller for Baltimore house. fo,-
nne'ly OF this place, called TO see Us
yesterday afternoon.
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THE LEVY TERN


of the County Court of u.mnshire
county will begin on the last Tuesday
~ this month (25ih,)
AL claims against the Comfy or Dis.
tricis should be properly proven and il-
ed with The Clerk before the term bc.
gins.
Orersears Of The Poor mus, make Get .
Elements with the Court of any funds In
their hands.
The first day of the term will be civ
en- TO the settlements with Overseers of
the Poor and allowance Of claims for
sorvicee and supplies TO paupers, after
which other claims will be allowed. and
The levy laid, and then any other bust
nese before the Court receive attention.
The price for announcements for
county Offices in the INTELLle eNcRs is
- CASH IN advance. For Congress- and
state otSces $40. All communications
in t1e interests Of candidates will be
charged TT the rate OF five cents line.
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Ga the 2lst u't.. on Cold Stream. hY
Rev. James *. Cowgiil, Mr. Josrpu ID
- ei,ANHolT=Ee to bliss HARRIET r
WHIrAcRE, al, of this county.
st Ford's Hotel. Richmond, Va, on
Thursday, june 21ad. 1882, by tho Rev
DR.. Moses y. Hoge. rsoi. HowARD II.
JOHNSON. OF The West Virginia ID. u. d
3. Institution 81 this place, 70 Miss
LizzIs Z. NsALg. OF the D. D. & Is. Ia.
sniat'oa Of AlabaIne az railadcga,
daus Of Dr.. Hamlet V. Neaie, OF
heyssr, Mineral couaiy. West Va. The
parties will aceept cur congratulations.
On the 2e;h uit, at the resitence pl
TIA oside's sathee. Mr.. Jacob iieislt-
mans. Nr. Asa CLiNe 10 sl!sa JsMIaA
HEisnAAN, OF Hardy county.
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- WICE
~ a TRg g

30 NAY Eevo cl~ims against or
ts.. 70 PIE ,itato Of LiiJsh Gr-sn veil, de-
4rc' Of "a ord q tho Ciregit Cou-,
f-1oty, neoe ri az Nav tern,
SPOON We p-ieioa of GraanSe,l, gsasbner
ptssoDs vhn nag have nu.y
90 aterss' Pa the ssiata az said
vet aac j., are hereby called ppop
- s"'i J2sr' G. tue hrst dsy OIL
7sj shew ctuso n ecy thay car
rl t-.r7z'1g So aaii estate IN ,hs
N1 81 ssii Court should 40,
b. sa over TO sid petitioners
V. ~. POLLING,
''tol' Court Hampsbjye County.
.sira g..
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millinery Goods /!

z ME uadersiyaol hss rcceady returned ROO,
z the ha5' aud has opened al Inc nov building
opposite the Court souss sp!oadii selection q
MsliGety Goods.
HATS, Trimmed and Untrimned
All kinds OF Trimming for HAZE;
All White Goods.
Such 80 Wash Nets, Illusions, &c. Also
VELYErs, PLUMEs.
AMI general variety OF Artificial How
efs, Mica Books, 30.
10 addition, have received ics lot Of
Csodles, Mats, Toys ssd sGu9as ft.cies both
useful aad ornamental
u yoG want bargains, cail early 40 The Nsg
trams Building o2eosila Use Ccaf, holss
LOUISA uOUSRR.
Rtmc~T, JIoc 2 igsl
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VOW - THE TiNE 10 sUB5calDg.

Fff icesa P1og-s has been from ibs srsi suc.
es9'si neyooa anucjpsGo..-E. =. EqsG!sr
Poet
Dr. hss 3isinci plrposs % which g steadily
19-ctc5- t.t, Dtmsly, ~ s8Paieaiirg ibo ".
c'oas papers ~ Ihc y1lng uith papef iaafa
atEaciire, 81 veil pc taofe alCles9rls ~ Boz.
Tor JouflaI
f9r 1raipesf elegance o. eggfa 7iag anf cors
,'a'a gc1frsir, 10 Is nssaFpassfd ~ any pub
icatio- 81 the sind yCi bfo1kai % or aofi.s
-Piif55 fgi osE-te.
ie sosflg rIsls arc osZeriy looked of, net
ooiy ~ ite chii3rea b1i aig6 by paseUfs sh,
ore t7aislf ~ provide Fuie licrsiuf, f9r their
zi'l trd osJs --y1f.siaa a4soca. sgIafo.
HsF fuk
a E'tklg pepper :os rsHtrsn wbsca parents
ha5 o., r p .ti ,tar e.i fiea feae 90 TIE
Ju-t ,-e Fffrr ~ take .bs rss cod teesfs "a
.i'eoii"a ~ tae boys aud giris. spucgst.d
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Dzc.axssS

On Greasy Lick, IN THE county, on
yesterday morning, Sir. Pgrga ro-
LASp. son ot j. Crayea Poland, Esq,
IN about the 23th year OF his age.
In this county, on tbe 29,h ult.,
Mr- JAAE5 WAFsoS. in tho 63rd year
OF his age.
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Whet gives healthy appetite m go
creased d'2ea'ion, strength to tho nus
cle,, snd ;ouc 10 ts3 nerve? Brown
Iron Batora.