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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-03

The latest dispatches from Constantinople
give Us no further news than that the Embas-
sailors were stl, awaiting Instructions from
their respective Governments. The Paris cor
respondent Of The Tunes says, the difficulty
has been 30 far settled at Osborne that a con-
ference will be unnecessary.
dispatches from Vienna say that the Aus
iran Government was disposed TO an arrange
msht Of the Moldsvian question, aud II is
slated in Vienna letters that the Austrian Min
ister went beyond bis Instructions.
RUSSIA.
Il has been credibly related in Vienna, that
a further reduction Of the Russian army will
shortly take place
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-03

From an article in a late number Of the
Nashville Daily Msus, we gather the follow
ing facts in relation to the finances Of Tennes-
see The present State debt proper is S4,14O,-
$50. Besides this, she has issued eight and a
half millions in bonds to her railroads, Of
which she has now in progress 1869 miles, in
twenty different lines. She has agreed to issue
Sll,67s,5O0 additional bonds to these roads as
thiy progress in ten-mile sections, taking frs.
lien as security. This makes her entire debt,
present and prospective, so 254 $50, Of which
over twenty n lions 20 for railroads. Each
company is required by act Of legislature to
dsposite in the Bank Of Tsnnessss the amount
Of interest on the bonds apo Itionsd to it at
least fifteen days before it becomes due. In
case Of failure Of such deposit, the comp
trOller is su hOrizsd to pay the interest out Of
the State treasury. The act provides also Tor
a sinking fund, requiring the company 10 begin
i've years after the completion OF the road, and
to deposit annually il the Bank of Tennessee
an amount equal to two per cent. of the bonds
issued to it, to be applied to the redemption
and surrender Of the same to the State. The
Nashville and Chattanooga Company, the only
one whose road has been SO long finished, has
paid 5000, and viii pay 5 5000 more to this
sinking fund the present year. The taxable
valuation Of the State is over three hundred
millions Of dollars
MExFHIs AND CHARI EsTox RAILROAD
VIZ. J. MAcRATH and C. J. CoLcocK have
been elected by the City Council Of Charleston,
Directors Of the Memphis AID Charleston
Rtilroad, to supply the places vacated by
Msssrs. H. ". CoxNoR and J. W. ScRUee,
who lately resigned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-03

A NATUBALIzED AMERICAN ARRESTED FoR
'oLITIcAL 0~fFENsEs-Ths Galveston Civil
{ IN learns that the Rev. HENEY WESDT, Of
aat city, who has lately been travelling in Eu-
pc, and who is a native Of Russian Poland,
rs been arrested in that country, for an al
legged political ~ofense, committed ten years
ago, il the too free expression OF republican
sentiments. The Civiiiaa says:
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White Teeth, PeFfumed Breath
and ReautifuI Complexion.

A Be acquired by using the BALM OF A THOU
SAND FLOWERS What lady OF Gentleman would re-
main under the curse Of adisasresable breath, when, By
using the BALM OF A THOUSAND Lowers as a
aentrince, w0uld not only rnderit sweet, but leave The
teeth white as slsbastc-2 Many persons Do not know
their breath is has, and ths.subject is 30 debate their
friends viii never mention il. Beware o. counterfeIts
5e sure each bottle Is siszed.
FETRIDGE & CO., New York.
- For sale BY al Druggists. spI7daod1y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-03

D TANEY.-The venerable Chief Justice
Ianey, who some six weeks ago went 10 the
Fauquier White Sui bur Springs at Warrenton.
Va, in a debilitsted condition. is said 10
be now in the enjoyment Of excellent health
and spirits, and looking better than be has for
he last fifteen years. To see him walking
oriskly over the Springs lawn, (says the War
renton Whig,) one would never suppose that
me erect old man had reached his SOth year.
May he yet be spared many years to dignity
the position which is now adorned by his tai
ents and experience.
AHEAD OF SoDoM-The Albany Enicker-
booker says a sound SeTiptural rea soner. and 3
caFefui explorer in biblical statistics, and one
well posted with regard TO all the revealed sin
and iniquity which reigned in Sodom, has ben
oyphering the thing up, and be has arrived Al
the conclusion that New YoTk.can call Sodom
Ia that game, and have considerable to snare
besides. That DESTROYED
city did not begin with Gotham. While the
srudlte scholar comes to the eonclusion that
the ancient city was some 10 wlckedness,
he IL forced to acknowledge that the modern
metropolis is ahead.
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IITY N HOOIs-

VII attani az ihe NAVY YFdo1 TUrEsDAY aud
L FkiDAT Of tls week. hetE- n tu- hours or8a-dIR
A M. 'or ~ prrDa r. Of adulrtinE rupl ami On
s~AlDhDAf, AONhAi an TUESDAY, hex. berw-~a
60 ame naurs, vi admit pup 81 an Gre-ul-uf Buff-
2 g Just heloW Union 3 re-f. Af-r bar trm-i uuH- WI
Dc aimiftef e - rmCr. 90 % routb SIDE o. Court
furth rrdvi Cd.
n1-lf L nnar e--,-r..r...
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RUEs II h FAMrLy.-A correspondent as
serts that the trick undertaken BY Mrs. Cum
bingham vas successfully performed by her
sister Sarah in 1921, aud that another sister
aided and assisted ii The fraud, her own lille
climate offspring being represented as SaFan's
child By her husband,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-03

A plot for the escape of all the galley slaves
at Genoa had bees discovered. All the turn
keys were to have been simultaneously mur-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-03

A Madrid dispatch Of the 18th inst. says
that NJ. Lafragua, the Mexican Envoy, had
made known to the Mexican Consul, that the
Spanish Government has suspended all nego-
tIations with him, and that consequently he
has placed the Mexican subjects Ia Spain t.
der the protection Of France.
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F.ALL VR.ADE.

REAL ESTATE SALES OPENED.
TUESDAY, the l5lh inst, az 10 rcI cE. on the pre-
Il misses, sa eel to BRICK rT0RE HOUSES. on ne
birth stie n Adams S rc-t, near Fronl Row. IN 80
- res ae he By eidr, ard TOO Eeil FnoEn O. nee con
neut- The sra dfuard fr blsl ess housfs and c A.
trll Eosifluu with the sdvsnc Of property j. q1ltr suf-
leifnt o. draW croaas 90 thi- sale. Terms quff- cay
on.-nin cash, Or ninety q - ufs1ia D paprri balances
i tHc-se ard eighteen molfhs uih Interest.
A. g CaYCE & SON.
"ut-fra Arrfi1rears anf q e. Frfafe Bfore~e
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HORRIBLE AFFAiR.-A passenger who ar
rived on the cars yesterday evening, says the
Nashville G0-eife, Of the % INST, gave US
the particulars Of a horrible affair which oe-
CURED On the Manchester Branch Railroad, on
Thursday night last. A young nan BY the
name Of Dow Martha, who was DESTROYS Of
travelling a few miles on the cars for The nov
city OF the thing, got on the tender, seating
himself near the fireman. After going a shorl
distance, the fireman demanded the fare, when
he young man replied that be did not have il.
The fireman then ordered HIN TO Jump of.
which lie did, falling on he track, two loco
motives passing over hin, breaking both thighs,
bis arm IN three places, fracturing his skull,
aud taking Of the little finger on his LEFT hand.
DR.. A. VI. Holt, Of Tuilahoma, vas called to
his assistance AID did al u his power. When
our informant left, be appeared to be doing
well. ami It is thought will recover.
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POPE & BROTHERS
Are Dow nscs.viHs tbeir
FAIL and Winter Goods.

CONSISTING % al the "a io-s syie ana fabrfs tn5un
10 e Fashionable ToId. r.ose ees % and stylish gu
genia-, 81 un'e snd Bal aesrss, whlci are 50 ~ Isulted
to ths s5rhe n us e., esu te found ii1ur ct bI,hnsut,
from nreen TO one hundrd md any ID ,rs. in SKIS and
an othsr Drss Gods; Lac ssts AMI secs o. the anest
grsfesi Coaks, Mantss and CtanieI SAWS OF The most
b~eautlfui dss gusi KID 81 ve. sad Bosfry.
As reiucd orr STICK sa very low iurlng TIE sum
ner, We are makirs su.ngemsnt. 10 a muea su.rr
STOCK Z ane goods this season than al ny prev ozs tine.
Pltsrs Wi dnlltto heir Interest 20 examine cur
stock before Purchasing iseEhere, as -, have In store o
L. e lot Of Kerseys, Ken uesy " rs ard Liufcys, Blau-
fes, Hats, Boots and Shoes, io- al uhih We &c Ign GIT
ting the cash. Epf-fau
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sEABR0OK, CARSON 4 JONES,
COTTON. FACTORS
General COmmissiOn Merchants,
MADISON STREET,

MEMPHIS, TENN.
WTITH the Wow % aediRg 70 oar house he cOTruN.
" COMMISSION AND GROCERY BUSINESS.
q se this dsy a sociated wi b Us M Joan r
sVNhS, OF fsyrtte- Frlm bis long acqualntance with
.us lotion ana Groce y BusiutE IN tbs place, We hop
~ 70 sFe salts a1ton 70 p anters IN seling their
- Va. -lfe strtct ano personal attention % their IN
aet-eL, and q a. moderate rates - uther houses An
uotton tplacco ard Other produce "a ppd % Us will b.
DEerea oy In nrance, uulrss IN rvl-e instructed.
Sol ltn6 your busiue- for the new frm - So
1919. CAhsuN MS and cur thanks for past
iAsors W. art yours, re- p~ctfu'y.
auE e-fm ~~RsrRcor C.peo-
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PHGNIx AT NAHAST.-The Boston Posihas
another letter from J. Pbenix, now at Nahant.
He notes the following characteristics
Our society is composed Of people from all
narts Of the Union ; Bostonians, social, sfa-
bic. and particularly kind and attentive to
strangers ; Western people, cool, disfingue,
and difficult OF access; aud Southerners, live
ly, busting bur close, calculating and absten-
ious.
The f~oIloRing intelligence is not without
fashionable interest;
The Double Eye Glass Club, IN. l.. G. C..
they place after their nsmes,) are fourishing /;
two Of them have improved SO they can see
through their glasses nearly as well as they
can without them. 1t is quite refreshing 10 see
a member take down his glass to read the
morning papers, and the haste with which he
replaces It if surprised by an outsider. A
friend Of mine named ~, from New Or
leans, who has always had a taste for fashion
able life, and IN ia { is nearly starved himself
to death to improve his figure, being anxious to
ioin the club, went to Boston yesterday for the
purpose Of procuring the tools. Entering q
fashionable iswelry establishment he made
known his wishes. and a box Of double eye
glasses was placed at once before him. A" What
focus would you prefer, sir 2" inq'ired the
shopkeeper with immense pOltensss. Win
dow glass.o replied b., solemnlg; +" Pm not
near sighted, sir, | am stopping at Nahsnt."
8 Oh, exactly SAID the iewsleT, and be fitted
his customer with great c~elerity. NJ. says
is afraid It won't work, the instrument
piBches his nose 10 thai extent that be has sc-
Quired a nasal pronunciation, and 1t is painful
% him to bid bis friends good bordig-
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OF all the efscts that expo-u-e Of the skin TO the air
or sun ~2rsiuezE, TIE most dssEre abe Is called necklss.
or tan. II spuad ever the sutIre surface OF the ps-ts
eNpsseL It Is called taai u scattered a; intervals,
hneEeL TIE finest skins are mott subjeel TO them. The
IA listen prepared By Joseph Burnett y Co contains q
peculiar erasivs property uh.sl VII umovet hese disa-
greeabie stsins. Hs At the same tims er'ecuy harm
less, ansy- al tendency to inaaumarIon, and reneers the
eompiezLn clear and bealt iul -B0sfon Hsrald.
For sale B. S MASsFIELD Il Co, AID al dealers, al
SOC. AM 81 pr sctue sus.7
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Miss Madeline Smith.

From the Scottish Press August Il
We were aware how strong an opinion hal
been formed by her Eiinburg agent, Mr.. Thos.
Rankin, writer to the signet, Of Miss Smiths
innocence Of N. L'AngelieT's murder. Mr..
Rankin's almost chiyairous devotion to the
cause Of his unhappy client was shown in the
esgerness with which, be grasped her band when
the verdict Of the Jury opened to her the way
from the bar. But this gentiensn's zeal did
not cease with the trial. So persuaded was be
tba. Miss Smith was not a murderess, that be
has set himself with a peTtinasity which, un-
der the circumstances and with his conviction,
does bin Infinite credit, to discover, if this
were possible, evidence to satisfy the public
that the grave suspicion Of the verdict Of q not
proven" wOuis continue to attach to the lady
was not well founded, and ought to give way.
he has, accordingly, caused a thorough in
vestigati0n to be made into the whole case,
which investigation is not vet completed /; bui
evidence has in course transpired which, In his
judgment, We believe, will satisfy the public,
as Il would have satisfied the Crown, that the
case should be abandoned, or would have sat
isisd the jury that a verdict OF not guilty -
would be more appropriate. We content our
selves with this statement for the present; BY
and BY the public will be placed in The jury box
to try it over again, in the perusai Of Mr..
Raukin's " case" the facts of the charge.
-LAEGELIER's LETTERS AND MRHQRANDUH
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Randsl RandsI Handsl

We keep constantly on hlui q fun assortment q both
ADMINISTRATORS Leather and Gum Elastic
GIN AND MILL BANDS,
o. al sizes. from two 70 sixteen inches in width, and as
We are the AEaais Or the manufacturer, can sell them
As low as they can BE- f5uud IN tlema5k-t, and guarantee
them % be o. the best quaIry made.
E%DMONDsON X ARMSTRONG.
n. 2F1 Mn street.
aug20-1y sign OF the Golden stirup.
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The Glasgow Herald, In a lengthy article,
aliudes TO the reports circulated concerning the
letters aRd diary Of the gRfortunate LAnge-
lisr. and says: OF the contents Of the memo
rantum book, much has been said, and the re-
p~utation OF at least one highly respected lady
connected with our " city was associated
with it in such a sinister manner as to occasion
the most distressing feelings to a large body of
our bes- citizens.
Her husband, to give the lie to such shameful
rumOTs applied to tie crown for a copy Of the
memorandum book, and received Ia reply an
assurance that neither be nor bis LADY was
either named or indicated in any one Of its en-
tries, and we have reason to e.ieve that, apart
from pAngelieT'sP peculiar relation to Madeline
Smith, neither that memorandum book nor sRy
other part Of his manuscript affords ground for
the slightest imputstion against the honor OF
any lady, either married or unmarried I; and
further, that this correspondence generally, 50
far from supporting the " strocious . eharac-
ter which had been ascribed to it, would, if
patent to the public, convince them, if be vas
not a Joseph Andrews, he was az least not a
Tom Jones.
The virtues Of L'Angslier, from all we can
learn, may still be satisfactorily traced in his
exemplary, smiable, and sludious course Of life,
unanimously testified to by his three laadia-
dies, during the four years Of his residences N
Glssgow-by the good opinion and promotion
he won from bis employers, and the respeeta-
bic position he occupied at the time Of bis death
in ore Of the first Of cur commercial establish
ments-by the universal testimony Of bis bu-
siness associates to bis invariably temperate
and correct depOrtment-by the flisl and fra
ternal affection and soiicitu ie and aid which
be appears to have manifested and rendered
bis widowed mother and fatherless
sisters, and By his association here and else
where, with sseiety 81 which ns geAtlenaH
could Re ashamed.
L'AugelieTis sad, e~Ysntful history,u has
recently pointed many a moral, and nav yet
adorn a tale: for we understand that bis friends
Ia this city-shd b., tso, has his influential
'riends-sre not content to let his memory lie
under the oSieus aspersions which have been
upon it.
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coz7rrnESrAEY.-John N. Sharp, Esq,
geasr.l wrstern agslt Of The Baltimore snd
0bio Rsilroad Company. has received a hand
eoue testimonial from some anknoun frieads
a. ST. Louis, wbo participated In The late ex-
enrsion % Baltimore. It consists Of an eie-
esnf silver goblet 4 fool high, delieately UNA
nenses with frstted g~arla3ds.
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For Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Bron-
ohssfs Cousumuff0u. sc.

Use Dr. sLxoGE's %sOAREOUND PEcTORAL An Of
the s5ove are for sale ai al the Drug 5 ORES, and spen
inquiry may be found IA al the towns AID VILLAGES.
: n. sLEDGE SCO,
Sole Proprietors. Memphis, Tenn,
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TERKIsH ExTRAvAGAEcE.-A Paris letter
says the Sultan Of Turkey has ordered Fro
ment Meurice to nsEs hin a splendid mirror,
set IN diamonds. Il wilt cost above 100000,
and is d destined to the ~fayorite Of the hsren-a
beauty who rot only exhaus.s the immense al
ioWsnre given by her lord, but manages 70 run
up bills IL C0astantinopls to the amount Of half
a million OF dollars yearly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-03

A subscription has been opened at PARIS fsf
: statue to Jenner, the discorerer Of VAGINA
non. ~ Paul, the sculptor, has been conmis-
stoned TO execute the statue, which viii be in
auggratsd in June, next year.
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TW0CABTNEr MAKERS that uuderfaa boxing ur-
Il azure Good veg b viii be- gf-rn a.
MCKINNEY & co.'s.
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JACKSON ST.. BETWEEN LAROsE q LAUDEROALE
Mas K HAYS WouE rssueasuIr rf1-m her Pc
VI rrnz sld toe ca us 10 Hrma DIS ani% riciattg fh.t
q Iwsniefh srslan Of fhIs ilsfstatan Wi. eor1uarce
u TUESDAY TIE sh % spruser. ssrct attelti.a
riven i1 tie MINERS and morals q TIE MiseF lefI & har
care No le1uct1n 70 Iost uue
sep3-sl" Mks X Hays. soufh Ermphis.
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HidesI HidesI Hidesl

We are prepared at anv time 70 pay The HIGHEST
ARK PRICES, in CASH, fer
DRY HIDES, SHEEP AND DEER SKINS.
Shipments solicited, 70 Dh.sh we prcmiss our prompt
and special attention
EDNONDsOE & ARMSTRONG.
No. - Main street,
auE20-iy San o. The Golden Surrup.
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10 THE PVREHC

l. We rhe -ce atgntd proprietor q The
ON bus Lines in 10 city % Hfmptis. vii
49, necrssafhy b. c1mpei'ed h1ranc 70 charge
Z-GA3 cents for zach trlEk c5uFer-lf-lm either
st "a. lsursad feBetf % the hsteis on slaaahrre 10 80
iifion 20 TIE "a frsc for passergffs, frurs all after this
r.. N PATTERSON a BRO.
een3-fawfm FLETCHER A ER K
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Afln A0bfrtIsrmrnts.
Three Nights NI0ref


NTA lhh uMcf = and M-mtarsr n Liberty
7~ Hre go. No 2. are herb By noiasd To-
attend a reEuIsr meefiuz a. h-ir nan
-cn Aitus street. THIS EVENING ~
~ clock b ortsr q n Paerid~nf.
annr-Tf TuWra arra "
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FOR a dlrs By HORSE. bind ~ one o.. ,s,
49, oftseFe au % Ia ben % srr fr4h--s
~ EeeEsi Supposed o b. OH TIE 81 Ia = pm-
4ch1ANEY g. co.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RiCR, GLOSSY Hair,
Completely Preserved

TO THE GREATEST AGE.
A Nd who that is FTay v0uid rot have it restored 70
II trmer oabi ; or bali, but WoulA have the growth
restored: or troublsd with dsnirun sns itching. but
would hsve it removed; OF troubled with ~scrofula. scsid
head, or other e~ruptioas. bur would be cnrsd; or with
sies he dach~. IN ura ga but would be cured. It win
also reno e al pImucs from tee face and skin. PROF
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE will do sI his. S.
circular and the following
ANN ARBoR, November S, 1855.
PROF. O. J. wood ar si-: I have heard mach
said Of the wonderful snerts % youi Hair Restorative.
but having ten 20 oflsn ch-sted by qusesery ant quacs
no,trGms, hiir dyes, *, I was Crpose % place v1ur
Restorative m the anne category with he thousand ARD
on Loud y-truupeted quack r-medies, uu-u I maL YOU
n L2Errnre county some Eoaths since, Nhrn yon gave
me such sssuranes a. infuced ths trial q your Restora-
tive IN ny ami FIR b. ny good wife, whrss heir
had becsme ve-y thin ans eutir - wnife. and befsre *
hausfing one OF vour large bottles. b r hair was rcsfo Cd
nearly TO its original leautif~l brown color, and hao
tnickened and become BEAUTIFUL and ossy upon ana en-
urrly owe tie hesd She ~conliLues % 10, MT simply
berause Of Us b a~utifyiu ing efscf- up5a the hafr. brt be-
eause 81 its h-athful nd ence upan the head and mind
Other % my family and ni-nds arr usinE your R-st1ra-
esn and doubts in ref-re-cs 20 its charactrr and vslue
4 e ent rIy removed and I can and 20 most CO. dfallv
and oonhientiany regoumend rs use By al who 40 3
nave Their halr rcstoffd Or M " ite or g~ay. Oy rerson
o. si,kn-ss o. ageJ 10 -rsinal color and beauty. and bt
al young persons who w1ld ave their hair beautifu
and glossy. Veu tru'y asd g%ratefuily yours
SOLONON NAN
FRIEND WOoD It vas a long time AFTER Tsaw
AZ blssneid b-fsre ] get the bottle % Restorative fr
Which yea gave M an order Ur0n y ur a ent In Detroit
and W en- l goi IL Ne CO. clnd q 70 Try 20 on Mrs. Mann's
hatri as the sureit test % Its power. II has done an that
you asi red me it Would do and Others Of nv family an
Z lends, havirz Witnessed : efecfs. are now nina ana
rrclmmf ndinT is use 10 others as eutiued to The high
est consideration you C Al "a TO- 10
Agaln, very respectfully and truly yours,
SOLOHON MAEN-
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Auftidn SAILS.
AueuOn sac 10 az 0narses.

|HE|NINNIF u
WE sl 81 THIS THURSDAY MORNING, at 9O'cIock,
W % pay charges aisrzs i0t Of Merchandise left az
o. warehouse G nsistir 3 # Duuesfics Cslicoes. Tick
ings, Brosms, BrdIn<. Crecs-rs &r-
L~AVALLsrTG SHIRLEY a 90.
nnuI IS LIZ A..-Lnan-
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A word to the Amicted.

THE NERVOUS TONIC" is now regarded BY an
scientific men 10 be superior 70 any preparation ever oe-
fore presented to suffering humanity. as By rs euobo-
rating mhuenoe On sh- systrm, the susceptibility 10 dis
ease is lsssened- Ana 20 those preds70sed 70 repeater
attacks Of Chfls, Fever md Ague Or any kind o. Fever,
this remedg should BY an meaas, infused. And to those
residing in miasnatio districts, where diseases q this
character are siwsys inoicent TO the climate. they should
never Be without H..
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Thai BURDELL BkBY.-The wits, like the
newspapers, are making the most out Of that
" borrowed baby.p The Boston Post perpe-
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Cholera, DiarThea, Bloody Fiux
Sc, sc,
THERE is no disease that prostraies human beings In
50 short a time, and that renders the system 50 uncon-
.eious o. the remedies whsn applied. IS thesei and IT.
Therefore, beho0ves all pr oos Who value heiriivesdearer
than anything else, 70 REMEMBER that "ddsys are nssr-
Gus +" As soan IS ufefit hs slightest symptom Of Diar-
rhea. saI for . souie Of Sesges Cholera or DiaTrhea
Syrup, one dose of Which, II aiken in time, viii relieve
you R-meabe. this Is no eunninsy devised humous
as We have the sgideoos TO prove the fact. All We ask
Is q trial.