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■ SATURDAY. OOT. 12,1987.
I .CHEAP DRY GOODS
! Cn«*li Hon «• 2
Wf. Imre now In stoic Tull linos of
KENTUCKY JEANS.
LINSLYS USD DOMESTICS
M iKl.YOE S, CLOAKS A.Vit II HIT!
GOODS, nr, I SKFTS AiVD Ft. 'X.YFl.S
01oth:Dg of all Kinds.
A\ e will sell you good goods at honest
prices.
MENKEN BROTHERS,
M5 Main M. Cor. C ourt SI.
MKMPHW THNNKsmtE,
N. P>. Examine our stock before you
buy.
Branch Office 41 M irray St. New Yoik.
sep^*8m
LOCAL NEWS.
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WHITE RIVER U.S. MAIL LINE.
S E M I - \V E E K L Y,
I'BOM MtMrilIS TO JACKSOXPOKT.
COMMERCIAL - - - V. M. ASHFORD. Master
ItOWENA.INO. It. DAVIS. Muster.
ftjf-tVo with tike corn and other
country products for subscription—
bring in your names.
Wasted.—A girl ten or twelve years
old; a white girl preferred. Apply at
this office. t
Notice.—We want fifty loads of
wood. Those indebted to the office for
advertising or subscription, will find it
to their advantage to settle their in
debtedness in this way.
#©“ On Tuesday night hist we had
a tine rain which exerted n salutary in
fluence on the dust in our streets,
which previous to that time had been
a sourec of no little annoyance.
Jrfi?” We call attention to the adver •
tiseiuent of W. G. Frith in another
column. He has bought the entire
stock oi' Jno. A. Frati and will here
alter conduct the grocery and commis
sion business at the old stand.
Texas 'Ionic antin' cures Chills
ani> i*ever. — tvovoii in thousands oi
triais, and rapid./ superseding the
many nostrums mat. have been misled
upon the coiumumly. iTuasant, sue
and above an sure to cure, li is u od
cvery-wbero in the t30m.il and West
and uover ursappuiut.s expectation:..—
MansJeld & tliguce, Memphis 'i’emi.,
isuie t'roprie.iois. f
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C&pt. Win. Cook, o. the linn o»
Wiisun & Ct'Uu, ha* lutcty iuiuiiiud
from t ’-t# v si, vs lute he beievted and
purciuiavd ;i *p t iid<ti ttueK Ut Ui y
Gued>»rCtoiiriUg, jSoaoHs,-cite, i.it'ise
■ - Is were . H U .Vita a, cY* tic ill c)c
and wuii a view lu me 4.flis»idctk>u u;
the a* .«*t lU.Tluiioii? l isle*. Ail WiiU
wish Midi tiling* siiuiial e.m iu once !
r.nd » xumate ior Uieiiist-a ws, bvvmg u ;
vth.it we «ay .s uui true.
--
ms-v-,.—»ucai ** »oine wimi j
.•c.ir 1:0 in;* net*:., we woihd take ocoa
au.i to say to our aieud* litai as» it i* |
itjtpossih.e or u- lo be at uii Uinc* ou j
the ioouolu, or to bear ail 11 *.*1 Until6- !
pirc* ui too surrounding country, and!
we would be uud< . m uiy jbiigutunib |
u t‘i.■. vYuu.il give u* notice iu such
mailer* u* come within liHur obsorva- j
lion, vviii.ea ui thcii* judgment arc,
wortliy a place in thi«# co*umii.
* • * - — -
j.y;- V.T have received a communi
cation irmu 'Occasional,1 dated it ide
Vui.s liillll. \vhit'll dot'll.* the proceed
ing o. the rcpun.iccii caucus on the
ingi.i ot rite din. Wo siiou.d give it
; o, bill lint, uu,l space will not al
low ; our in.ormnit say* that Coi. L.
11. Hoots, H . li. W iusor uii.l A. (J.
l.spy were appointed to dra.t resolu
tions .or the mass meeting ol to-day .
Oaf Sec advertisement of liobt. A
Moon, No. -.0 1 rout street, Memphis
Teim. lie will pay ii dividual atten
tion to the sale oi a,I cotton consigned
to him, advance liberally , amt buy ut
lilt' IHrt vat JJI v# * 1 •*v,sr»
&CM 1UI* liU
RIVEE NEWaTvfEAi'EEE, ETC.
River is very low, vvitliiu about 11
incites ot extreme low water mark.
Weather line, cool bracing mornings
ami pleasant nights.
liowcua passed up ou Monday night
nu i down. Tuesday morning. tj.be
brought a good weight for this point.
C’upt. Flavin in command. While CJapl.
Kidder and Milt. Harry preside in the
office. Tlie uui.orm jnyiileuew mid
business qualiticalioiis oi these officers
have rendered them universally popu
lar on White river. For the many tu
vors rendered u, they will accept our
thanks.
The Princess, bound tor St. Louis,
pa- ed our'wharf on Wednesday eve
ning.
The Commercial, passed up Friday
morning and dotj’li this utorning.
t'.tpt. Aslilbrd is -till in command and
that prince of clerks, ( apt. Morion at
the desk. Her officers have our thanks
for late papers.
The following wo clip from -he Lit
tle Rock GazrtteTif the 9th :
Tat-\YTtKi-r Maif—From Memphis
papers we learn that Commodore John
B. I)^i», of the White river line, has
chartered the favorite Ozark of the L.
R. & F. 8. packet company, and that
she will be put in the While river
trade in iking a tri-weekly line. The
O/.ark will leave Memphis on rhurt
davs, which will give us another mail
on Saturdays.
We Fro glad that our pee pte have very
sensibly concluded to i.atronire a com
pany which lias the enterprise and dis
position ,Ui improve ,our coiutvetioui
, -l, [■ . .. , .. T'btSv hhoeXICi.: C
eomiBodatious to the pabde «re dqaer
Tlng o‘-p->,t-vm•»( ail tsnjr*. and not
merely ' c«.*.iiyv v*u «»**«*
ih&a^i v* H to them*
t@r-Johnson & Davis »re receiving
constantly additions to their stock ol
Drugk, McdRincs, to., Which fact, per
sons needing medicine should keep in
mind. Ben. Johnson, the polite head
of this firm is not only a good printer
but knows how to sell Drugs. Call
and sec him.
OaS~ Mr. Geo. Mclver, living 6 mUss
j below town gave ns on Saturday last a
pair of the largest Pears we have seen
| grown in Arkansas. In truth, we nev
| er saw larger in our life but once, and
! tlicu at an agricultural fair iu Trim.
Mr. Mclver informed us that he hsd
grown larger than those given us, enrh
of them weighed one pound and a half.
If any man can beat tills we want to
hear from him and see the fruit.
£*5?* Don't forget the Agricultural
; Pair tiic last of this month. Come
: yourself and bring something to show
j if you can.
newTitems.
-General Canbj has issued an or
der prohibiting all provost courts exer
cising jurisdiction over any cs-e involving
titles to land, or in civil causes where the
claim exceeds three hundred dollars- lie
lias also Signified his intention to modify
the order of General Mickies, closing the
bar-rooms throughout the Second Military
District.
-From late telegrapiiic reports we
notice that the President has ordered the
pardons of Alex, ii Stephens and It. M
T Hunter, who was ex icbcl Secretary ol
State, to be made out The documents
will be signed in a day or two.
-A Louisiana court lately rendered
« strange legal decision. In the case of a
negro in d/uurue. chanted with the thelt
of a watermelon, the ju-tico sustained the
plea that a melon is tin immovable, being
| a pait of the land upon which it grew, and
unless it were pullet) from the vine und
then placed uj.ua the giouud. it was nut
of that clas9 of property the stealing of
which o.instituted larceny. In this case
j there being no proof that the negro had
laid the melon down after plucking it. the
stealing was only a trespass, auJ ttie rem
edy a civil action.
-In a speech at Columbus. Ohio,
on the 5tll i nut. Judge Chase said:
" y vote, on Tuesday next, will be giv
en to the candidates of the great party
wuuse pruua aisnuciion is mat it ueiuauas
equal rights and exact just,ce to all men.
and insists on maintaining inviolate the
public faith My whole political it:e end
my whole public conduct pledge me to
ill a. and 1 rejoice in the beliel that the
noble iCopie whom it has been my pride
to serve in days not long past, will on the
one hand eternly refuse their sanction to
any violation of national contracts, and on i
the other generously extend the right of I
-uflrage to all men towhow it is at piesent !
unjustly denied ’
•J&FI’. Davis Cask.—The Nations! j
Intcbiqoncer of n late date sags: ‘'ll !
is almost useless to contradict the I
stories telegraphed front tierc, relative j
to Judge Undenvopd and District At-;
to nicy Chandler having been in con- j
sulfation with the Government on the j
tin tin timing trial of Jeff. Davis. ’ It |
add-, however, the following: “We
now state distinctly, upon authority,
tlmt tiic Government, lias not only nut
taken any action in this mutter, ami
eonleinplatcs none, but tlmt neither the
President nor the Attorney Genera! <
lias been consulted upon the -object by
either Judge Under tv oed or Mr. Clinfid
ler—in other word*, that the wliole
story is a fabrication throughout.”
-A daughters-in-law of Storing
Price died (of child birth} the same
day tlmt bqsU‘Xl>i)'od, utul t!i« juneral
obsequies of both were combined. In
tlie linieral proresidn there were sixty
or seventy rapid ijea atirl a number, of
buggies. The hearse bearing five fe
rn .ins of the General was drawn by <six
coai black horses, while Ihnt of Mrs.
Price was drawn by six grays. The
deceased dnughtor-iii-iaw was married
loss than a year ago, General Price
leaves a widow, four sons mid a daugh
ter. His life was insured tor.$10,OOP
Bag-The reconstruction law does not
require tlmt a majority of registered
voters in (lie rebel States sitwll vote in
favor of holding State Conventions, but
that a majority shall vote on that ques
tion. The fol lowing is the language of
the law: “If a majority of tiio votes
given on tlmt question shall be for a
( onvcniino, then such Convention shall
lie held, n$ hereinafter provided : but if
a majority of said votes be against a
\ mi «< imwn, siren f«vii v,rn » . ........
shall be held under this not; provided
Hint such Convention aim!! not lie held
unless n majority of all such registered
voters have voted on the question of
holding such Convention."
White Soldiers Okoanieino.—The
Col net bus (Ohio) Crisis says, at a meet
ing of some ilftv or sixty Federal sol
diers. who are opposed to nigger suf
frage, and tn favor of a restored Union,
held at Thurman Hall last Saturday
night, tho tollowiug iM-eaiuhis and res
olntlonswere adopted ;
Whereas, This Government was
founded by while men. ami maintained
and govet tied by white mun for upward
ol eighty years, and believing that it
should so continue, thorn loro,
Bfsolvf.d, Tlmt we appeal to all the
1 bovs in this county, regardless of party,
who fought for our flag and the Con
stitution, and the preservation of this
Union, to join with Us to defeat tho de
signs of all parties and mail who are at
tempting to place tho negro on oquiii
tv with the white man.
Besolved, That we, the undersigned,
form ourselves into an organisation,ro
; be known as the “White Boys in Blue,
i with the otdpet of using our best eu
denvoi’s to defeat negro suffrage, and
carry out the principles for widen we
fought—a white mans Government and.
an undivided Union.
Colored Bights Gaskin Buffalo.~
i Bcceiitlv irpelition came from colored
; people, asking permission to send their
children toother schools than that set
apart for them, was referred to the
I Common Connell Committee on
j Schools. The roininittee reported that
tho Council had no authority to grant
the permission asked, and the report
was adopted. Notwithstanding this
I action, ti.v parents of the children eon
I tinned to send them to the srllhoU,
and yesterday Superintendent Fosdiok
went to district* Nos. 11 and 12 and
ordered the colored children to leave.
This they refused to do. when they
were ejected. rthi* morning the col
ored children in No. 32 were also ejec
ted bv the Superiniendeiil. It is uu
del-stood I hot Mr. KooHck has adopted
this course in pur-uanee ot the action
of tire Council, and it is rumored that
the parties considering themselves ag
1 rriev-’d threaten to have- him arrested
tnd arraigned before I he United States
Court under the Civil Bights Bitl. The
I’chonl set apart for colored children,
; - „ Vine street, will see apt mod ate two
undred. we are told, though the aver
a.'e daily attendance is only about ior
fc-!T-flve —jBeffii* Commercial.
—Hip herort of *76 rebelled n
_raii»*t the “mother country'' because
they were taxrd witlirut being allowed
representation in the English Parlia
ment. For more than two years the
pnoplts of ten States of the Federal
Union have been heavily taxed to sup
port the Federal Government, and yet
have been denied representation in
Congress.
' ■■' JJJ .1 Li-IliJLL ■' Ji ■■■t gti!' 1 ■JtJB11”" 1
\l A JLi K Errs &c.
Citizen 0» pick. Dl* Arc, t
Saturday. Oct. 12, 1807. I
DES ARC PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTS I* WEEKLY UY
MoLA l^V & AhLEX.
BROOMS, per dozen. 8 6* 0 4 00
Buckets, painted, per dot 4 m>0 4 60
Butter per pound. 200 26
Bar Iron. 90 10
Bar Soap, per pound 120 16
Beef itiuraB, dry, per pound, 80 1*'
Castings. 90 11
('often—Rio 3*’0 83
Candles Star, 200 26
Cotton, 120 10
Cotton Yarns. 8* 0 40
Cordage—Manilla, 350 40
Corn 'teal, pfcr bushel, 1 7j'0 2 00
I'lfgs, per doten. 160 10
Flour, per barrel, 12 000 18 0
FRUITS—
Apples per bushel. dried, 2 000 2 fl
Peaches, do. 2 000 2 nO
GRAIN —
Wheat per bushel, 1 r,0(J^ 1 76
Corn do 1 6<-0 1 75
Gunpowder per keg, 12 *M)0 15 (K*
Lime per barrel, 8 000 3.60
Lead—Bar. per pound, 20
Giugcr p r pound, 60
MEATS ■
Mess Pork per barrel, 28 000 O'l 00
Bulk Pork, 11 000 16 0"
Pork, fresh, per pound, 1* 012}
Boef per pound. 80 10
BACON—Clear Sides, 20 to 22
Shoulders, 18 to 2o
Haras, sugar-cured, 20 to 25
1 ard, ly to 22
PAINTS AND fULS—
Linseed Oil, per gallon, 2 000 2 60
Lard Oil, 2 000 2 60
Coal Oil. 1 «0
IVhite Lead, per keg, 3 750 4 6>>
Nails per pound, 100 12
Molasses, per gallon, 900 1 2 •
SUGAR, per pound
Brown. 20022
Clarified, 220 25
Crushed and Powdered, 220 26
Pepper per pound, €0
Rice, 20
Salt—per barrel, 4 00(<*} 6 00
Balt—per sack, 8 0< 0 3 25
Starch-Pearl, 15
Spice, 09
TOBACCO—
Com men. 90(9} 1 25 j
l’: i wo *» oi» >
Tea. per pound. 2 0(\(g 2 5:‘ i
T illpw. per pound, 15
Tar. in cans. 1
Whisky, prr-gallon, 2 4; f» W' j
CAiVPXDATaS.
We are authorized to announce WILL |
F. MICKS of Prairie TownsLip. as a ctndi-j
date for Delegate to the Convention. JEIec* j
t'rtm first Tuesday in November.
&.n..\Yo are authorized to announce Copt, i
SAMOEL TAYLOR, of Do* Arc. :w a oau i. j
dale for the (,'onvcntiou, ?cp7.
We are authorized to announce It T. 1
D»)DS()N, of Caroline T-v,v.v;!p, as a candi
date lor the Convention. sep7.
A&ENT3 FOR THE '‘CITIZEN."
Mr. Milt. Harry, of tho eteAtuer Row* j
ena, is an authorized agent to transact any ;
t izdnes for the “Citizen,” on White river or
a* Mein phis.
Mfir Mr W. W. Garner is our authorized
Agent at Quit in an. Ark-snais. to receive sub j
scripdena for ihe * t'tsxn
j^TC"l L. P. Hughes is our authorized I
Age u at Clarendon, Ark*usas, to attend to i
any business for this ofiice.
C^.Capt, G. W. Hurley U our Agent foi
Augusta, Arkansas, and is authorized to re
ceipt and collect any dries for this office.
B£%,Mr. Dick Poe will attend in the inter
c ts of the Ci'iffn. in Memphis, Tenn.
rA}u.d. J. Adams, <54 Nassau Street, New
York, is our authorized Agent, to solicit ad j
vert isements.
L. P. Walker & Co., are our aU’horized
Agents in Louieville, Ky., to sfceive and jjo- j
licit advert iseme n 18,
scut i y - No i ici'ii.
EXTRACT OF XLETTER FROM
ProvidEnce. Aha., May Id.
I)r. John Uii.l; I scud you $dd los Ckd
Hon Uittkhs; pl.*a*:o a nd wn.uji wilt come \
to an or paying freight to Columbus, Mies. ;
. hove been troubled tor several yiutrs IrifB^
indigestion; have had to take pills every
uigut lor leu or tin. eu years, and in Pvjbrua- j
iy, itttil, I \v.»* attacked with general partify-■ ■
sis 1 was confined to my room for the bal |
• liiou III I lift V 4* M I-* Tllllljl'l U/.l ...nil !>■ 111..) ... .. I
very w ak ami nervous condition until sent- !
two months since, wneii 1 w.ifl put under nit
opcruiiun, ami yopr Ckohon DiTTana for
| treniuicltt. 1 commenced improving right
away, aud uui pretty well rektured.
Yours ti uiy, 1
A h. NEAL.
LoiusyiLfcK, K*., Nov 1864.
1 redpitod tins Uny tbciuiloiuig, tiuui L|n
easier, Kentucky:
L» J« u.n: 1*lease scud me in baste.
fofwyoitiutti oji’fc ot your Uvdtoii
DiUoVs. I nave.tried tLcfu, and hml Hum
ail you claim lor ill ui.
Yours respectfully,
G W SiluNDLEBOWES.
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
llLOi'M I KUT<'N, It*. ,d»Cl 14.1864.
Pf. John Bill : Wc made au arrange mem
with your agent, .July khJ, 1864, tor selling
! y our Cedrop Bitter®, and are ah pt sold out
i VVe want ton*- groks y twelve boxes more,
without delay. We are introducing thfm 1
readily, aud think tneyr answer a pood pur- I
p„»e DUS* 11 GO ft 0BOTHBUS
For Sale by J. M. ilUUNEY, Des Arc, Ark. ,
ERItORS OT YOUTH.
i GENTLEMAN who suffered for years1
k \ from Nervous Debility, Dieniiture l.)e- |
| cay. and all the effects »f youthful iud s-cfotion, i
j will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send !
1 free to all who need is. the recipe uud direc
I (ions lor making the simple remedy by which
| he was tvme-l. Sufferers wishing lo prntii by
i the advert Uef ‘a ©y peri once, caa do to by ad |
dressing, hi perfect CQi^dence.
JOHN B. OGDEN, 4J Ocdur Street.
mtyll-ly N- w York.
nFOliMATlOI.
Informal ion guaraiDCail to produce a luxu
i growth of heir up n a bald head «>• '
beardless fotjc, also a reeijw* lor the removal \
of Dimple®, Biotchv*, Erupti»njs, etc., on Up* ,
I ill in. leaving the •‘atne aoPt. chear, and beau- !
> nnil. can be obtained with at charge by a.
<i resting
TUOS. F. CHAPMAN, ChemI
623 Broadway* Nv*w Yoi \. ,
TOiQAH uFTIVES.
I. • ■
! The H*:v. KOWAUil V WILSON will ^ md ;
[ (free of charge1) to all WM®yl&dro it, the pre
! scripti«»n with lite diruction* for making nnd
< lining the simple e<■«•.** ly by which he wv
j cured of a lung affection rind that dread d.U
J ease Coivs»in;plIon. J?ia only of^j et it* lo
t benefit f'h»* afflicted and he hopes evqry »pf
ferer will try his prescription, as it will cert
them nvhibg u‘,d njvy lpov* a b’oetng
D!case addrr-s*
Btv. rpwARn a wrt-'ON.
No. D*vSouthSoCtMid .’jiisck, W«Utuxuibutg.
‘R-wYorV.
Tonic Syrup!
A ra iJ and never failing.curt for
Fever Sl Agtte, or Oil H & Fever.
Every poison has its antidote—Every
disease has its cure.
It is a know*! fact that the powerful miner
al mediciuys «» often administered in copiou
do see in Intermittenf and Billions Hernittenr
Fevers are *r- perilous tVtHe e«»nttllniHiii »*
the fevers themselves, while their opcualio.
is generally slow and upoertain. and thoir ef
fects evaiu’iiseut. ttemedies ot this class,
hazardious under any circumstances, cannot
be used with any approach to safety except
under the directions of'a physician; and in
the regions where Fever and Ague, Bilhom
Fever. UhiII and Fever, Dumb Ague and their
kindred complaints chiefly prevail, medical
men are sometimes few and lap bet.we n, and
medical advice almost unobtainable. It is
o vtous, ihetefoi(*? that a medicine like the
TeXit*.Tonic* S)inp proWpt and cer
tain in ila action as a curative, and equally
to be relied on as a preventive, of tuese dan
gerous "maladies—a preparation as harmless
to the constitution at* water—must be of price ,
less value in the valley of the Mississippi, m
wherever eise they,may exist.
The common cause of ail remittent and
int.rmitu-m fevers is the mephitic vapor or
uiiastna evaporated by heat from the sell, or
from the surtace of stagnant water : and it is !
usually when the torrid warmth of summer |
has proKtrau d the system and rendered it i
incapable of contending energetically with
th; dimase that the attack comes on. July.
August, September and October are the
m<>ulhs durifig with all biliious complaint?
are most common, and most violent. The
organs immediately ttlFectcd by Fever and
Ague, aud lnteriu.tiei.ts and BeniiMeut*, are
the Liver, the Spleeu, the Stomach and Kid
ueys. Upon eacli and all ol these organs, the |
Texas Tonic S\nip acts specifically, regal* j
ting and controlling the flow ot bile, proven .
ting or relieviug t hm onlargment ot the spleen I
KUO WU US 1110 ague CURB, « »* j
d.gestive powers and removing . lufSft sever# •
pains of tu# back wnieh arise from me tor* j
pj'iiry or iiiffiiuatioii of the K.dueys. A- its ;
natu.* indicate#, it gives a kvajlny time ty the ,
Viseire, w^mb pcfloi tn uie s •n*ei mil. itryiiia ,
lion, arid excretion, Instead oi iiiffictinx * !
shock UpGU he internal, us mint. r.il medic.m s |
novessai dy do, it invigorates and assisi.-.
nature and seuouds Wtiu wonderful efforts {
which site makes to throw off ttie disease I- j
is not a mere pall.auve i.hot cue «,•»>> or mod* |
ii. s the sy tnpioms Tor a hr* ! petfood bu? n
radical remedy that reaches aud remove. ....
cause of the disorder.
Of lues# facts (ho inventors ofthi T*:,«#
Ton.c Stjrup have had tnnumei aide pi
and they are prepared to e.-Tablisli them ‘-y ‘
lue highest te.-rtiaiony ; Medical m* it -n
acknowledged eminence pres crib • it m Hteir t
pr,\a e practice,and it is rapidly superceding !
ml other preparations of it-* class turougtiJJ.. \
»he we.-t £>ou hwest and •South. N < taiu.iy ,
residtug in any section ;>ubjeo« to tuu visa »
(tons ot Ague and Fever, or uuy billious com
plaint, should be Without it. it tucy desire to
escape the penalties oi pi\d rafted u.Cml m
and. its cwacoimluiit da go*®, ng. ales au • ,
expenses.
it is not atone f*,r its curative prapcriLs
ti. it Hie Turtle fcyrup is lo b.* pruetl. As a
pieveiiuve it is invaluable. i .10 viiui Oil
diseas# oiten l.iea U:d*uM$ in life .pyalvgh *#1 j
moiitus, and even year* weakening the vital ,
i n CCS. and S.ow'.y, yol «p«*Vy #»p| .tig ThV
ioiiUetui tons of h&lfii slid life.
Ths ^yHiptoniN ol Uiis ^irocefs ivf^.ear iu j
sallow said, t he dull ey e. ti»«'gmwiflg tovble- *
uesi-- of tbs uuco'm»ciolis v.etiin As soou
these or any otirer In. cshnduwihjy* ol annU.i-i :
are observed, such as pains in i**e >uiail ot
tli.' baCN, in ihe iuf* side, or bc»wawi - n»p
snouldcrs, tli# TomcSyiW^ s|iou«4 b#jgi#«*M :
and it is gum amend mat a curse id tow*
remedy w.iT, iu alt c.t.-•.'■*. ryjuovy every geim
ot btiitou* disease troin the sy.sipm, nesiwe |
tin* natural color to the complexion, remove .
all local palm and rene w in# i>o» iy ' igoi ui
l hr# 1 ltd’V1 *itiftt It id eSjiee.atJy Vee.ininu n i^u
to ttye uhHokdimatvd. se< lier, as a sure ->aiw- '
guard against Ague and Fever.
Bead *he Following C i litteate#! ,
Mk>1 i*u 1 s, Sept. 4. foot.
MiSsriKLU CeJilMUKK—
ClentlrTuen: Having'
long suffered from chills and fever, and alter ;
uav.ug tried without effect, quituiie, 'Ayer s
A^u#. Cure, and other eiiitl meuioines I was
induced to taken bottle ofy our Texas Toine
Syrup, and after taking a lew doses was en
l.roly- ivlievvtl and have uot bad a ehiH siuee.
1 take jdcusur# in reborn mend. Mg n as a safe
a lid pleasant as . well as speedy cure lor . he
above named disease- U. i*
Nv> »U South t omi Square.
Muffins, .luntr 1,
This is to ante that l wad alHu-ced with Ke
Ver and Ague oi the must luveier.t.e ohanu
Ur tor itbuul 1 wo years, l ifted many rein#
etc., without avail. 1, mts hivuliy inuriood to
t*y the IVxa- Tonic SyiVp.the remtii was
that after inking ihtifii-s* dose. 1 had ••chid*
no mom» and atu iuiw rapidly ivuovei'in# my
health and strong'h. I nave teut two do*oU
bt this valuably ag'u;curo to piy plautatiou at
Millikch s Mend. I.'very pjunter should keqj*
li on naiid. 'll li. At'^lIN,
Formerly Sup Little U*»#k ii. li.
Mbmmii*. Trim., Aug. 31. 8(57.
Mansfield & 11 innkt:—
Dear Sirs: In March
last 1 had a h.vere attack ottCutlls ««d tev» r.
After uwing the oisiml raw-dies (Qiuu.no
Smith's I onic, cue . ftio ) w ithoui any g «od
insult. 1 was induced to try your lexas tou.c
Syrup. Alter taking a tew doses 1 was eti
im ly roUcVod. au«t have i»ad no. return ot.Ui*
dis use since. 1 take j^sure ih roeotniuoud
ingitas u speedy ©ore fti me »buv# n*W»e<i
dis a»c. FFuGQ*' HALIj,
with (Jigill Urns. Co.
M KM Hits, *Sept, 3, IrfUT.
Mansfield & Ilions*.—
Gentlemen : Alter rut
taring more or less from the ague for tive
years, and finding no portuuucui relief from
p .y ucian s prescriptions or th«*popu>ar rem
edies of the Cray, 1 \*:n induced by a friend to
try your new, ft hough already widely known.)
• sure cure lor IVver and ague, the Texas
I oirtcISymp. and sdi happy to slat** that it
win ke i to a charm. I have had bu( v.,lo C*‘d*
Since I commenced uirin4 it'’fftnd ihat was
caused by my own imprudence the ul^ rd day
after.) ii-.flioYigh neatly three ^uoijllui have
©lapsed, and t uuheHitatihgly recommend i«
u> .11 who suffer from auy lorm of ague as u
safe. sure, and ;4oasau! remedy for the kftuie.
lie spec fully Yours.
M V B SHATTUOK.
princip.il Lindej fit Public School.
Observe explicit Directions arouud each hot
tie, and caution to protect the public
against imposition and fraud.
PRICE—0* BoUtir per BoUIf.
MANSFIELD * HIGBEE
IMl*OHTi:nS AS
WiioLKSAis DiuJaaiiTji & Cn^MWTs,
Nos. 301 nn<T il'fl MUil Street,
TCNN,
Sole rrupri(to) s.
We alno offer f*vr Rale all good* in oar line
at manni'ac’rt.’ir* 4up-■fcf*. Kverv
article W-vrratiLA h* i*Bpi8’S&mF<f. T .*»n*i. net
«a«b or city %e**p *ao$«. 6 "id for a $*1%ia?u©.
L. ROOCO & CO.,
WHOLESALE OEOOEK3
And Manufacturer* of
CoanMl4Beri«K
fcm'K AND FANCY
€ASf-»S23S,
IK AM. TlJCim VARIETY,
Famished Fresh Daily
AND OU IR AXTEED PURE
c33q::d ctivsst
MKMT11IIS, TKNN
Send for a (Jaf^higue. sep21-Gm
Z .XT. A. rC2T3C & QO~
COTTON FACTORS.
General < oniniLsion Merchants ;
a HD mm right
No. *3.’> Front Street, tTpJStairs,
MEMPHIS,-- --TENNESSEE
All consignments Will receive our pergonal j
and prompt at ention. Will furnish R igging [
and Rope to those who design sending ti>
l-heir Colton replil-oin I
A. K. Pi*jfuil£lnnd,
GENERAL I>tiY GOODS
{'ouunfcsuiu 2tlcrc ant.
No. 2111 Second Street, Jefferson Block,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Consiirnnienls of the lollowinir Goods
Alwuy* in St Are and fore Sale at
EASTKKN PRICES.
CMiTHINU, DRYGOODS, ROOTS,
.shoes. hats, husif.ry,
WHITE GOODS. NOTIONS. SHIRTS.
DRAWERS, GLASS WARE, CII'LEKY.
WINKS. LIQUORS, CIGARS.
TOBACCO. >. p ’l Am
In. J. Tayi Wm.Oat,
Of Di'Sorn <*.*., Mias. Memphis
Ww, C. Rt ti.%ni», of DeSoto 0j.# Mias.
TAYLOR GAY tfc RUTLAND.
Wholesale and Retail
0-rocer«?
Cotioa Fac-taps
—A|fD—
(Eomt*i«h*a HimVtVsi. i
N'd. 30i Front .Street, Mos'ov & Hunt’- '
. fc oet^,
MEM Pill \ TESSES S EE.
I. bwal .i.lv meus on O. it m ia atnrn. In
Minmee unions otherwise instruct*: I. Sup !
plies of all kindswi hand. &ep-I 3m
W OH 3 hi A m H. O' 3 B.
31VUlfts's.s'TEX.V.
OlVfNG To tf»i* d **“ nVln jSfSvUfriri* fretr
wp .* pfio**. v^i'.iMCr vwy own vegerd'h
ihe £+’<***•«l econO»ii*v »l amusement of «}•*•
Jtuu.se, an t closeruyi-w>n:il utt qmy.* iq bu*i ;
l »h) .d-iV" 1 to, i. u*4. •! »u» Trail*
s'en^ IHirNtf. Hi Per p;v*», ant)
Day IS artIVH at IVr .tkoisM?,
1* rU'ig iV^iu'ii tiiAJ J-»y grimilM n»d ibo
irai- ling pHbli.-«bv il*l b.» *» tin* advantage
o! auy deduction that can he mafia in tke r;
favor, l will simply say Thai my tub e mid
gaflpr.vl hotel aedomu.'qibMJi'ivs shad ahv <ys
he first •hisy and attention to guests equal.
To aViy hotel the S »utbwe«t.
C*3. GAJ-l.UW.4Y,
nqjpSI ^n» rropfiotor.
MRS. 4. A. NLYvUIAIi.
AUfNTIOR
S. .T. ItROWX.
Ia now receiving her Stock of
Jfali jRiHdncrn (Scott5
^ ' V';' ~ vf
At her New Store,
No. 158 "(lain Street,
0 POdTE THE OVEPJO.’l QTEL
MEMJyilS, TENS.
U A XIVa The !»d»?iril£jjo of a loop ••anrri
en'enifi tftf Vuiw; 11 ss. and a Stock of
U.xJ* .mtively new. bought at'ihn 1 erf
lUWi'l! ibt) in ei*Htidciif ibai tftle
can offer nnufqal npUic**u»eu’n iu i«> style,
quality and price, to her obi chsiotuprs, and :
>uch new ones as uiky favor her with a cull. ;
8*prsm
t. c o a a &,
WlXOLKiiAIaE
&HOOER
Cotton Fnctot*
. *g> x .» ? ? &r ^flyf t "s jj
—AND— -ilVIr- **■ ”
on .tffrrhan .
No. 31G FjjUtreet,
1IETWF.KN AluMtOE AKP ^MON,
MEMPHIS, TEN N.
4. C. ClXBEItTS«»W,
Former!/ of Det>«tt» etrtftty, Miss, is
pr'ruumeully with me.
sey£l-3m.
i| it i & W i f k 3U li s t
L c. utttuwnii, i»r>prieioi.
SITUATE!* OS
Atl.uns street Nos. 61. 63 * 6^
Hetwccn Second and Third.
MEMPHIS, TKNNFSFK
Tills Popular uou«o, having been
m-teiy eea uileM'Tand nn-uerad. is now I
in must sun e.sst'nl opei-ition. its loa
tioti btrin# (cutral urn! convenient to j
business anu to liailrcads and other
points of travel, make* it a desii.bu
Hopping phtou ior ail yisitit»»{ the oity.
The
COUNTRY MA RCH ANTS'
Ait-! ru'ntei's will find il to thair ad
vantage to top at this !!ou«( Tran
sient lat e reduced Iroin £3 to-^i 50 per
day. Monthly div Fioird *S0,
G. U SdKDWlCK.
»C‘p2t-tf. Pi ' ytixior.
ROBERT A. MOON,
COTTON FACTOR
"—AND—
Commissian ^Irrrhnrd.
No. 273 Front Stie.T,
.11 E JH I* II I H , T E ft \ ESSE E.
LIBERAL Ain AftCKS—Supplies
at Wholesale Prices, C.'ommjs ion for
sol I in cr Cotton, Ono Hollar per Bale.
To Jlie Cotton Ptantm of West
Tennessee, ilubiiimi, IHssifi
Kippi atu! Arkaantc
The undersigned respectfully tenders bis
services as agent for the *ile of your cotton
in till* city, and fur the purchase of your sup
plies The unfortunate termination of the
late Witr, which so materially affected ihebcMt
interests of the South, has also had its effect
upon,the Commission ilu&iaestt o* this city
as transacted hm. ween planter and merchant
You doubtless well remember with what per
tinacity (previous to the war), amounting in
tfbjne instances to annoyance, you were soli
cited for your business at the late of fifty
cents per bale commission, free of dray.igr.
and stored for twelve months without charge.
Then (as will be again) the producer whs the
ruling element, and high reftis. Wtdi landlords ,
and merchants were the result of planters'
peironugr. No people or occupation have
been more seriously prostrated than planters
and planting, and -tune so much deserve to
he foot ere l and aided in their unfortunate
ebrngt'd condition. How tliat aid sr> much
needed has been meted out you I opine too
wall know. Onerous government taxes in
gen»r;l. and a sp c‘a! tix upon your leading
production, (’otton large profits you have had
to mv nnnn stinnlies furnished, camihis* ions <
oh sales ranging from 5U to $5 per bale. |
monthly storage nt exorbitant prices »»M
other expenses. o;« per reference to vAur ac j
count sales, as a - nor total will leave you bn* i
little if anything upon which to roHfrild your j
HliHtier.-d fortunes, or to compere with fh<» ■
new oilier of affairs —free labor. When I j
withdrew from the Cotton and Commission |
Business in 1% *. private reasons then led me i
to belhrve that f would never engage in it !
agji'ti. The solicitationof many friends th t j
were former patrons, ami a desire to promote !
the interest of tin* planting community, so!
far hr my feeble efforts can do so. and the i
apparent want of gratitude exhibited to a ■
community that in titties past tended so in a- ,
terially to the prosperity of Memphis and Its !
mercantile community, has determined me ‘
again to offer mv m.m v.ees in the capacity as :
Silited. The re inoed stock of cottons in the !
Utill'd State.* and sitoif sudpbes in the hands :
of N *w i’ngia-id manufacturers has c.iusod
some advance in prices from the late «tapirs |
sion. » cnee early sales tniy bo prudent aud ;
remunerative; such was the case tin* past iwo \
seftso^H. and many hinter* have bud oius**to .
regret the acting upon the too common prac- ;
t co of ho'd ng and drawing upon their evt :
tons. I would advise no plainer to send for ,
ward hi* cotfon unless ho wished it goidupyu j
the first active market. It can be hot 1 it j
home much cheaper than in Memphis. My
c'jjjrgea for selling e »ttou will be One r>oHnr ;
per hale. In. iMMiues effected m silt cases if i
not instructed to the contrary. Ahull buy |
your supplier from wholesale houses givin, ,
you the ben» :it r same. In short, by strict 1
■attmtion to all the department* of our bust- '
ness, 1 li p.1 ? i : rit a large share of patron ?
ago Very re<’»e rfullv.
srptJl. ‘ it. A. MOOS -
DEVALL’S BLUFF, ABZ.,
.1. i?. CiOSSJ, Pr»>ptr. 1
V. ltd r®**pe*.-.tfully announce that hF* ha - (
Opened a First f'tass HoW'l, at l.W*lt s !
H^.T Aik . aud is now prepared to entertain
guest*. His table, at all times. *v II b • fur
ni#l»‘d with the best that, the ninrket aijordt.
fi»**rp alii" a buml flbta attached.
Dive him a call. *ept31-tj!k
1 '
■ 1 p
H' Qro
it S;
"I 5 H J
ii s <s> i
! 3 5 13^. M
! - v "*5 H
! v ! ^ ^ r* a
! i.pnjO
b 1. b y± o h $
ii! $ $ * * *
r L 2 65 .. H
II $ S >T] a 5
Ei ^ a * 6 « !,:
•< I 3 v o a w 1
i 5 b ^ m iS
I ^ < n t& J JL
Z - t> ^ ^ C 1
il b rSl rjx ~ N
!i! » H o> 4 rf) !
-• = to k—< (Ma* VJtf
1 I b q ® * a ;
i b ^ u ^ 53 0
! £ ~ FJ A H !
? r ■« x §
> 1 ^ C3 C R ;
I PdK'* “I
£ « a
? fig • 11
, o .
; -,\ l ^
\ I'l a!
! ^ I- H3 (
. J. i All) »» • ftu.V'l tic,
TIIOS. J. TAPP, ED. P. WALSii,
J. TAYLOH ItXRRY.
Tapp. Kemiei!jr'&' WalSh
importer* ami Jobbers of
Digf GOODS,
>• ( >TION8, &c.
r<r. ", ■* r » tv ftw
BetweenSeventh and Eighth Sw,,
South S;do,
LOUISVILLE. EY.
o»p li
NEW.
FALL & WINTER CODE
THE EIEST
OK THE SEAHOM
Ifaran k MeBkercon,
(AT THEIR OLD STAND,)
\RE NOW REOF.!VINO Direct from the
original markets one of the roust desira
ble Stock of Quota ever brought to Dee Are.
and would renew a tender of their thanks for
on*f patronnge. and solicit a continuance of
the saroe lor the ftrnre
Their Stook consists of everything the pen
plo will nceil. To enumerate in full would he
tedious, indeed, and will only mention under
general h -ads of what the Stock consists.
LADIES’ DRE33 GOODS
in variety. Notion*, Print* at exceedingly
low prioea anti >.f beautiful patterns.
Ready-Made 01 /thing,
Cassliueres, StiiinrllN, Tvteeda,
Jeans, Kerseys, 151 niched
and Brown Dnmestirs
of all Widths.
in tui* ling tlioy propoae to please any
on*, at prices greatly below prices
li-rotofore.
HATS AND OATS,
Aa excel*eat assortment.
GROCERIES.
No use t«> spend breath, ©very Lins you
want!
ITILOUU, of New Wheat. Bacon, Lard iu
' packages to suit nil; Cooking Stove* ol
good patiorns. Tinware, Hardware, Nalls.
H:rg;::,ignnd Itopr, I r-*n lies. Twine, Plows.
CAStlUgS, &C., ito., «!#.
Tiiey ask all fo coiue and see their large
and varied Slock.
Pe9 Arc, September 11th*. 1807
oso. U’LARZX. J. si.m; Vllun.
NIt* ren & 'A.lien
GENERAL RECEIVING. FORWARDING,
—ANI>—
0jmmusijn Merchants,
ADD WEVLS- 3 IK
Dry G-oods, Oloth'nJ, Hate, Boots,
and Shoes,
Groceries, Hardware, Furniture, i;oc
DKS ARC, ARKANSAS.
Ih ..took consists in part, of the ibllow
iiiw articles:
I! ICON. I,AftP,
floRr. st;p'ft.
COFFEE, MOLASSES',
RICE. MEAL,
si IF. r ANKLES,
CASTINGS, NAILS.
COAI. OIL. LINSEED OIL.
I. VIM) Oil.; TURPENTINE,
STONE WARE, WOOD WARE,
HINGES, LOCKS.
RASPS. CHAINS,
Vl'tlERS. FILES,
COLLARS. SAWS.
•MMOLES IIAMES,1
POCKET KNIVES, ROPE. -
HI, VSS. TABLE CUTLERY.
PUTTY. PAINTS.
BEDSTEADS. LOUNGES,
BUREAUS, CRIBS.
TABLES. SAFES,
(HI VIRS.
'•ATTRASSES—COTTON, SHUCK £ HAIR.
Together with n Urge let of useful Goods,
which I will sell lew fnr o(stt.
Pcs Arc.Ark.. Sept. 21 1807.,
jr. r». owen,
FA MIL YGRO CE R
lira eUlutnuaa.
KEKT** CONSTANTLY ON HANDS tear.
. Coif^a* lO'.mr,, .Yiw'gar. Snli.
Spioe*. Tw-'wiM *«4rjAlBk Hs*<hI by a lain
:ly. VViU pay th« highest. market -prio* for
ill kitnU ct' oott'i-r> pVojiCmJe, «p*pecUH>
IlKle^. tTy
CAPT. G. W. HURLEY,
—Wtn—
J3.-Ba.5BDB DBDTD5B3.
Cotton Factoi*»,
-AND
COM M iSSION M ERCH A NTS,
•SIX S3 TCiiOllPITOl'LAfi ST.,
!V *>w O i*l««n*, I*a.
Liberal advances axilii ou consignment* ot'
,Coflon nugd-J bw
lilSNOiAilOY.
Thu copartnership heretofore cxi«fS
itixr between Dr*..I. IV. Biknex, Kout.
P Tlf.zlvam & S. G. Allen, tnjiler
the tvie and Hem of Blarney, Tre/e
vtnt fir Alien, nets dissolved on tin* 17th
dry of September, 1y67, by mutual eon*
'xeiit. r.Itlior parinor in authorized to
xettfe the business ot tbe firm.
J. IV. BCRXKY,
8. (i. ALLEN,
* KOUT B. TREZEVAX I>
s€p21-*t.
Haeon!
ri.’ST rt-yeived. tO.OOO pound? No. 1 Bacon,
ef and for sale by
•vprti- J SIMS ALLEN.
OISSOLPTIOX.
* The portlier.hip heretofore existing In tin
l publication of the "Augusta Sentinel," undei
i'ha firm name of Vaughan. Pnc Jt Co.. was ot
I'Ledth duy of September dissolved. Pec S
'lsilttN haring sold out thoir entire intarcr
I ir. Mid paper to .Dam* S. Gray.
£ II POE.
A C. M VTlirtgs.
K L VAOOUAN.
Perkin?, Livingston &, Post,
Importer*, Manufacturers and
DC A T.KR9 IN
HtHflJiB AWB CmiiAt
fRacluurnt Supplies,
3.10MAI.V ST*..
!®t&ps-**«•*> 99mm*
r. r. coiun, tf»t.
SOLE AGEXTU FOR
E. CARVER CO.'S
I COTTON GINS,
Pitta9 and Otbcr Horse Power*.
«‘*s v “ *
Ingersoll's Cotton PitsGea,
i The Lest Portable C«*tton Press made; wiW
' make a five Imudred pound bale by tue L*Wr
»f two men, in fro*n fifteen to twenty iiiiuytef.
999&M RSteWflW*
STATIONERY AND PORTABLE
SANV MILLS,
lira*? and Steam Fittings of All A'imls.
FLOURING AND CORN MILLS
And Machinery of all kind?.
335? OAC? S?3LL,
J3ar* Iron
STEAMBOAT StTPLIES,
HARDWARE, TIN, LEAD. COPPED, &c
sep 11
R- Vr. Dvr;* I Late of Missis#* ppi County,
L. M. BaCgii j Arkansas.
DAVIS & BAUGH,
Cotton IbYicio rs,
wwot rs ti* ast> until
£r cits and Coiiimlbslcn Merchant-',
No. 170 Front. Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
W.w give their undivided attention to Ite
j ceiving and iSellini of Cotton and oilier' 1'ro
j luce consigned to them, ami to the purchase
• • F nil order.* for their customer*. Cotton kc.
*>ld strictly Recording to- order atid rettut
! tancc* made accordingly.
All Cotton &<•.. consigned to us . vr 11 he
i < ov-rod by insurance, unless otherwise in
i strvt .cd
Liberal advances mavlo upon ail cous gn
; incuts.
We hafe our own Warehouse, consequently
j our Ooi.eui will he under our own control.
; September 14, 18 >7—bin
! MOORKS A CO., KJUVVaRD LKTSOM,
Cincinnati. . Memphis.
If. M. FBRGF80N,'Agt., Mertiphi*.
MCMJRICS, SMITH Sc CO.,
DLAt.Kr.1l IN
$.1 (l(1 If r tj, lU vda’.ur,
V^eaflier & Shoe Fin dinars,
| Tanucni* and Curriers' Tools. India llubber
and Leather Gin and Mill Uuudy
and Manufacturers of
Saddles, Harness, Collars, Etc.,
345 MAIN STREET, SIGN. GOLDEN STIRRU?,
MEMPHIS, TEXX.
CASH PAID FOR HIOKS,
September 14, 1807—tim
OLO. MlTCatl.L. J. P. HOFFMAN.
Itt'BF.RT MITCUKLI..
Mitchell. Hoffman & Co.,
MANLKACTTKERS 6f ALL KINDS OK
FURNITURE,
— AND D K \ L E HS IX—
Carpets, Oil Clotlm, Curtains.
bonking Classes. Hair; Moss, Shuck anti
Spring VIhiires.,6,
Vo 308 Main St . )r
x 38 JlooiuR, St., j" - Vieui{tills, Tenn.
September 14, 18,17 —! y
-i~tt-:-----' ^ -
tf. «• r«K a tt, M POE, J. A. imu,
llwt Point, Ark. M.irjl;,., 1 ttt
IL. XI. I*. «&. CIO.
COTTON FACTORS
AND
General C’niinK'ion M-rrlnitts,
So. ISJ, FRONT SI BLtf,
I M E M V 11 1 S T E N NESS E E.
Win. give iheir undivided atp'nUon to Re
| o. ivirig «ud Selling of Cutron nmi other Pro
duce consigned to.them. :iu4,ta the punch***
of ill order* for iheir customers, Cotton &c.
; sold strictly according 10 tinier and rentir
| ; ance* made accordingly.
•Q* -Vil V oil on y*tc., consigned to ns will
! he covered by 'InStxriineti uWteafi o.lierwisti in
; s runted
Liberal advances made upon all Con
sign mtititu,
CTn tihir.—The undersized fakes this
*v one ot l he method* to mtoiki hi* ttiertds,
is will be seen fr m I he ‘\btive card, that he
lias formed a copavrucriltiji for the purpose of
doing an exclusive danewi^vron h te>s
In domg so U«» thanks Ins fnwds tor aril past
favors. and a ;k$ for a commivane** ot the
• same by consignment of (heir Cott-iii and other
j pro Uicfrom one dos^u eggs up t«*one thou
sand bales of col I on Our Mi N viis has hud
j long experience in the selling ot cotton. Ac.,
i »ud is considered one nf ((ndnst coiom
:nen In the c ty. 1 pledge niy&M that ail
t thing* that may be Wfrrmtftl to1 us shall have
: my person s-i auenron «*d eWl bo promptly
1 and c »rrectly men led to, audVtrictjly ifccoum
! 'J tViV, As a firm w«» one nothing, and #*
have viitc-reo into an obfig iiion not to endorse
|nor accept for an .mounts w»* haws Ik*
cotton. Ac . lit' hah’1 That being <j»ur po’/ey,
J *u wtll rti no ease have to s-dl one man’ll eot
! ton lo pay another man a dvbi to keep trout
! g'dng to protest., llaviu^ boe*4 a cittMn of
f .Vrkans ia for (he l<*st ten years, and hating
, had a lai fo actual h»huq,> in the mir
| army. I tUlier luyscll that ore sh*U reemve a
l.b^rai (thereof patronage, and that I shall
i yet lie able U> make o bvlng. and with that l
j am otytruiiuoLto be satisfied ^
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