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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-24

EDIroRs AFPEAL: I have this day, for The
first time, read the substance OF The Ordinance
proposed to be passed by the Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen Of The city Of Memphis, licens-
ing bawdy houses, and ! mus. say, it is mon
sTous-more particularly a portion Of the
third section. What is a girl fourteen years
old but q mere child, liable to be led sstray at
any time, by designing persons; and requiring,
at that age, the most watehful care Of her pa
rents? I cannot believe 1t possible that there
is a man in our cts, or even 10 The South, who
would 50 far degrade himself ssto legalize the
reception Of a child into a house OF prostitu-
ton, to be degraded and made an Outesst from
society forever. Can a father, brother, or
even one who is 10 any way connected with q
young girl, vote for such an ordnance? I
have read Of men, ia the large cities Of the
North, who would even sop their bread IN The
slime Of prostitution but / cannot believe we
have any such in our midst. or the sake Of
humanity, | hope no such ordnance will be en-.
tsrtsibed BY any member Of our Board, as I an
confident you cannot fnd many OF the old pros
t~itutes, hardened in iHiquity, who would vote
for any such a law, even IL it Gully recommend
ed OF ~legaiized the reception Of a negro child.
Our city authorities have certainly the su-
thOrity TO regulate an such houses, and to keep
prostitutes of the streets at night. and they
ought 20 exercise ii bat they have no author
ity "hstsvsr to legsli1e such houses 81.
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FM III DAT-Rrdsy, October 23.-Jo-kty Club Furse
81 900; four nile heats three entries.
gBo NJ Clay nEUedb B. h WaterOO. : ? b. York
shire dAm, TupsE, By Glencoe 100 bls--......l !
James N. Rodgers named b. 2. JACK Gamble 8 y,
by Wagner dam b. Trsnby. lis Ibs.....----.dis.
Capt. 4. G Moore named CT T. Jenny Rose, Az
By Glencoe; dam Belle, BY Frank. 81 lhs---.- 2 N.
Tine 755H.
SAM DAY -2rtprstoI's Purse, 500; open 10 all
hsrses that had not won during TIE week SO en-
trance; nile and repeat; entrance aided three eHtriss
A P BoylEn named b Z. Rosa FJEler, - By Pet
tisrtE's Prism; dam By D-ughtry's PacIfc
Drawn before the raoe)
GulId q Blythe named o. +. Ere Dean. ~, by A.
hi5ns dam GloriaDs b. Eclipse, IS lbs.---.--..-.- I I
" R0undtrse uamsd Oh T. Laura Williams, 3 y, By
Genccei can Jane Watson, b. PIiAm, 81 lbs..... 2 2
p. Ia . rlaL
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4Ort Of Mempbls.

The river ia still falling, and accounts from
The upper rivers continue gloomy enough. Bus
mess at the landing yesterday was very brisk
throughout The entire day, and up to 10 O'Clock,
81 right, several boats were stil taking on cot
ton and other freight
The latest arrivals from above report a very
bad river, and daily getting worse, with 6 feet
from St. Louis to Cairo, g at Island is, and
abcat TIE same a. Plum Point. The officers Of
the Cora Anderson r. Port evsTsI boats aground
between This ana Cairo.
The splendid packet Nebraska, OF the regu
lar line, is of for The Crescent City sad inter
mediate pcints az four O'clock Tomorrow even
ing, a fac; which passengers and shippers will
do well to remember and be on board in time.
Her officers, with The accommodating and gen
tlemsnly shuIsz al the desk, are unsurpassed
BY any on The river, aud passengers have a
sure guaranty Of q speedy, safe an -cmfOrts-
bic trip to the South.
The peerless Kate Frisbee, looking as neat
and pretty as when new after her thorough
oveThauIinC, viii drop down to the landing to-
day, and be Of for Napoleon at s O'Clock to-
morrow. Capt. McMsnus Is in command and
friend Folgcr s,iil in the ohee-two gentleman
well and fayorsbly known-and under their
future administration the " Kate" viii be as
great a favoriie as heretofore.
The splendid steamer Philadelphia is the
regular mail and passenger boas for s.. Louis
Tomorrow evening. This boat fully deserves
the high esteem in which she is held By those
who have enjoyed the pleasure Of a q cruise"
upon her, and thcy ara q multituds. Her ac-
comnodstions are unsurpassed, and those who
know il Wii never forget, while those who DO
not should remember that Mr.. Tschudi lie the
chief clerk.
The feet, low-Water steamer, Economy,
Capt. Beethoven, will leave for Cincinnati
and intermediate points, this morning at 10
O'Clock. The Economy is an excellent beat,
and passengers viii do well TO travel on her,
IL they wish a pleasant and safe triP.
The Louisville Courier OF Thursday has the
following:
The river last evening was stationary, the
late rise above BothEEing yet reached this point.
Yesterday was a real cut-throst day. From
morning until night The city was sbrouded in
gloom. There was no storm, but q steady driz-
ze Of cold, soaking rain. At the city wharf
We saw but one steamer with any signs Of ami
nation, that was the Belmont from Pittsburg-
the FIRST arrival from the smoky city for three
months.
The St. Louis RepHblicgn Of the 2lst, saws F:
The river a. this point was swelling a little
y~esterday-the rise ca'sed BY the late rains
which have been general through the upper
country. We do not imagine that the rise
will amount to much, or that it will at all in
prove the river below, which is reported six
ard a half feet scaut IL the channel out to
Cairo.
The upper rivers are all reported falling by
the last arrivals. There is i've feet scaat in
the channel Of the Illinois, i've feet TO ksokuk,
thirty-three inches on the Lower Rapids, and
three and a half feet en- the Upper Rapids.
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PRODUCE PRICE CUaRRENT.


Goa EcTED DAILY BY H. n sFIcFK1 AGEEr. q
FRONT Row.
APPLEs..-.Srees g. 10 , 90 , barrel
~BAcoH....Rb sides sSes, Clear Sides sS@IOei
Shoulders, szaTc; Count y Hams, u@f2Kc; Can
vAssed Hams, I29l4c ? n
suTTER.-..oounfy Extra, 25e. , , County Fair,
IS a2ec; Extra western Reserve, 25c
sEAss....Nsvy white, 81 IS per bushsi.
BRAE-.-Ts@soc per cWt in enhnd
J~ArrLE....on foot. NC. net.
OABBAoU....s,s OOaSI2 50 ? bunfred.
OoRE.-.-Ia Sack, 6o9s'.
oHEEsE...ssl
OHIcKESs....s2 T5sss 90 ? dOser in dsmInd
DaIID FRUIT....ApPts, 81 90 q 81 as PChes
peeled s. Oo@s3 s0j uBpeeles, 81 1888 co.
DUcKs....Mu.oovy. Ts'@st 90 pr pair Eng Ish, 90
a c per par
ssss.-..9O92H p doIsn-
FLoUB....In sacks. superans. - OOssl tOj Ccun-
try Extra Pam y. 81 5Osss OOi IN bbss, 81 tO97 to.
FEATHERs.-..GOOse, sOG45o. RR.N
YOUNG GEEsE.-..40 TO SOC. each.
HiDEs....FliHt, I2H9I4ci Green, Sc Ter n Dry
Slated, i79IsHej Green Sailed. SC .
aAv... II dsnard; Retail. su6s1O per ton.
HoMIsY.-..s2 oO9s2 50 2 busheI-
LAID. o9un.ry Leaf MOL, 1Osiio per D; is kegs,
ssise.
NEAL....ocuntv, @75-ln ssmSDd.
KUrroS....On 70 t. Ne. 81 9sl % PR raj.
ONIOzs....75SsO = su'heii Sets ~ % = bushsI.
oATs....sSG70 per bushsl-ln demand.
PEAs.-..Tsbls, 81 0&t Is
rEAxUrs--.-7oe.es ~ per bushsl.
PoTAroEs.-.-s=ss, 4ossco , tasls3 ~, Eorth-
srn, sI9I 10 per buslel.
PoHK....On foot, s9sXe per D Mess, SIS eOels 90
' bbl,, wholesale.
RYE..-.Eo demand
TALLow.-..sc per pound.
TUREIPs.--.4Oe5Oo- per busheI.
TuREEYs-.-od, 81. IN Demand
EMBARRASSING at 70 70 sCe, per bushe.
WooL....wssssd Sc; UnEsshed, Is9i9Ac.
GAnE....Vsnison, &c p D Bear, IOeI5e; Duoks,
" AanArd" s5Po p dossui ."Tesi". . 90 p dozen )
Squirrels, 81 70 d.. Pariridgss, 75c9Si 90 do
-
N. B.-The sbJye rats are the wholesale prices Of
. und aud merchandise articles When the sale is BY re-
IA /, additional prtocs viii be requirfdi n ~iafsrior. .
propoIti0rats discount must be m.ds in all Instances.
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To fhe Public and the AFFLICTED

DR. J. WHITE ls duly grateful for the confidence
and patronage Of tie Amlcted, bestowed upon him for
mO-ethAn 3cO miles sroant Memph1. Many persons
visit the city, desiring his sdvlcs and remedies, on In
curing for HIS once q those who do not know that there
sro tive DIS Wnitei1 The city. are directed 70 DR.. J. s.
white, OF tbs Alopathie or old school profession. Meth
eT Of rs desiring The legitimate patieats Of th3 other,
Dr. ). or John White deems q Reossary and proper for
him to sdvi.e The public and the an cted ihst his once
and Medical Depot is On Unas street, next door TO
Hessrs. ?. Lane q Co.'S Cstton and Commission House
This Is q branch Of " Dr.. J. whites Cincinnati kcdlca
Institute" chartered b The legislature o. Ohio and
nov under the charge q Prof. J R w~hiitemors, sn able
Chemist, Druggist aud Physician At SC B~rosgEsy. Ny
rsmsdiss are pr0pareis a. TIE Institute from ny fornu-
las, By Dr.. Fhlttem1re. 10 an their oritinsi purity
they maybe had At wholesale and retail a'so By pre-
~seTipiion. with the able sdvtoe Of Or. Whittemors. DT.
John white, on Union street, deals altogether IN Ma
lures remedies TbsEe remedies setting IN specIae
harmony sin the laws Of ne, rarely fail to arrest ard
permanently cur the INST frmidabis dlseases-chronIe
and Aeute-ani sInjares, Aches and Pains wherever
lceat6d- Tasio complete Fe~nsvation q the entire organ
ism, steadily repairing all the wastes, and building up
'he entire systemi the extraordinary cures shieh tbsy
quickly perfor1 IN at trilnay essss-a1d complicated
andilveterste diseases WHEN persevered improve then
greatly superior 10 any act OF remedies ever employed In
this country or Europe. d.. DIN WHITE,
nrIT=nNf.WNNWA Umfrw street MammhNa
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Insurance Notice.

a Ii eonsignnents to our house are covered By cur
n open policies IN the best Companies Of this oity.
WOOLSEY & ETHRIDaE,
81 osnP stFsss.
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SEW
CIeaVeS & Vadea'S.


NEW PLEASURE for The Domestic Circle. be-
u ing . familiar and complete Instructor upon the sub
jet Of the construction, htting NJ, stocking and u ain
teaanoe Of the Flu~ial and Marine Acuarta or Rive
aud Ossan Gardens:" By Henry D. Butler.
The CeOyess or Getting Under way: By Alice 3. HAven
True 70 the Last, or Aliens on 3 wide, wide Ses: By A.
9. Roe.
Memoirs OF Rachel: By Madame D. b.
George Melville: An American Novel
LORD NoutaFuSs Page. A Historical Romance: By
James.
Ti,c0mb's Letters to Toupg People, Single Ena Mar.
ned: By Timothy Titcomb.
Woran's Thoughts Sbsut Women: b. the author Of
"John Halifax, Gentleman"
Bell Britain on q Tour At Newport and Here and There
c0urtshlp and kstrimoay, with ofheT Sketches
Scenes and Experiences In Social e: b. r beri
Norris
me Rihs Ranger. or Adventures In Southern Eezioo
By Capt MAyne Reid.
Cruise OF the Bstssy By Hugh Miller.
Doctor Thorne, a Kove By AEth0ny TroIlope.
Two Millions; By VIM Allen Butler, author gf No
thing 10 wear"
me Tsrssi Of the Alps a History Of the Wsileuses
b. Alexis Aasto1.
LIvingsione's Travels IN south m Afdca. New supply.
Literary Attractions OF The Bible: By Hslsey.
Poor Feslow By the author q "Which, tue Rlskt OF
the Leftf"
AGslery o. Famous English and Americzn Poets, viii
an Intrcducsory RssSy: By Henry OopBee. Ri-hly tnt
elegantly f~lustrated with 100 StceI Eogrsvlngs executei
IN TIE nrst ftyle OF the Art For sseby
CLEAvES a VADEN,
oofQ-fesU al Nnfu efrrrt
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MtOnftarg anO &inamla.
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL OFFICE
WEDNESDAY. October 20, 1855
Cd aas Silrerb eing As Stosssrs

EXCHANGE AND BANK MOTH LIST.
CORRECTED DAILY BY TIE GAYoSc sAvIEss IN
aTTTUTFnN-
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CAUTION TO TIE PURLTC.

A4ANA
After several years sETeriaent IN the Manufacture Of
Gin, ] fortunately s~uoosedsd, In the year 1875. IN assing
= discovery In rs msnufloturs, b which q was deprived
Of It's aersd and inhsmnatoy properties, and rendered
perfectly purs-
Ny mandatory Is Al Bcheidkm, Holland. AFTER sew
ersl months rsfesusn vhst tiIe - Eve IT,, / i~ntroduoet
IL TO the American pebble under the title OF WOLVES
sCHEIDAA AROMATIC sCHSAPPs " soheldsm Is
he nsueof tie Flscs In Holland where ths Gin l. nan
u~fseturesi "Ar0natie, =" derives Us name from The Italian
Juniper berry win Which u Is aavoTeii and the word
" SchnApps % is TIE GTrman Tor drtuk-cogus, dram
WOss's sehsidsm Aromatic drink. No sosner bad ny
schnspps been iniroiuced to the American pubIIr, and
received with appreciation, than The Mqnor-mirsrs q
New To-k, Boston aud Philadelphia started IN pursuit
win their mixed ard poisonous stuh, under various
names. Ia several instances ny labels have been 50 per-
feetly Initiated, with only the sddltoa o. . lew l%stisrs,
TO plead = technical s~voidanee Of the laE, and 80 care
fully prepared as 70 impose On esTsless purchasers I
unterstsHd = largs quantity has been purchased By the
merchants Of NV Orleans, on a-oosni e the s~hsspnsss
II the stug. Two Ddlarzp ger dr q for the o-arts. and
one DJlar and ten cents a dozsH for tie Piuts. being The
wholesAle price in New York. It Is nolhms bat Amsri-
can Ehisky nssored nth the Oh o. Juniper, AID reduc-
81 thirty pr cent. below Ercf. merchant whs PARTED
patrs i-directly IN the fraud, b selling The spur,oas ar.
tice. is as much IN oasnier As ths prineipaI Who piA1nld
The imposition.
Ih'pe every respectable citizen who vslues the h Sih
O. TIE immunity IN which he Ifye-, VII AID ne n fer
retlng pat, AMI exposing TIE unseTupuleus zerchtntWho
for The sakeof aieE cents, Eii putin Jeopardy the lives
Of the oemmunity 10 vain be lives. sach nea shCrli
Be Dalei 70 ths PIlory Of PubIe ererrstion.
UdOIphO Wolfe,
sole Importer. Nos. IS. 20 and y Beaver street,
New York.
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INV OFIEAss, ostoeer ss.-ssles Of o.tton to-day.
500 bales, WITH sstesdy market ! prices are stiasr. but
quotations uuehsnged.
NEW ToRK. October Rs.-At an suction sae u Cub,
sussr. prices ranged from 8 Rises Ills; Havana su-
s-r5H9sk. Havana Kolsses 70; Porto Rloo Aolssses
soG3oH- Flunr nm whsst nrm-Westerz IA 81 oS.
HiEod Corn SS9ss Ness Pork sc 1OeSis Is. Lard
quiet. whisky dun.
CINCINNATI, October % a. H.-NSrEst ssnersay IN
rhn-urd
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Ladies' List.


ALtEEE Ms AHsbroos Mrs Q Kls1sndr. NrsJ
u Arnod Ne s
| DOED Ms Az Bass Mss GeorgiHsroEn Mrs ?
ID BsrseitBl Beasey Miss BetusBroWn Mrs A A ?
Barrett Mr. H0TyBsdford Mics Butter Miss A
Bateasn Ma oDiseerns slss Baker MISS W
Brssy Mrs Mart Byland Mrs. Nag
OLkRK Mrs 4 Rosrpentsr Mrs N yCooper Mrs Elsn
OOsrolins NJ Lohurehm \ A . 0avdon Mrs. Elier
cad@H ESlieO Curntion Mrs. csthCeais Mrs
Carroll Mrs MsHt aHtaa
nALYHuo Davidson Mss Doas'son Mrs
IL DovenMA Donaldson Miss G DOYLE Miss Kste
EeAE EissM English HsneTA Elliott Mrs 6
UoRD Mrs SIS Fsiosis Mis- EnsaFowiq Efs Belts
n FIefd HiHW
1AeE Ms ' Grsdv Miss Goodwin Mrs Z
lTGreen Mrs 5 Grimth Mrs Ann 6rlnoth Mrs. Aun
TTIL7 Miss p Hans Eiss Addis sHowisss mrs @ h
II HOLT Mrs B WHooker name Hilarbrsnd Mrs n
Hsnier Miss RTsnHlcks Mrs Hise Mrs Noble
hester Miss J 2 HoIenbeeh Ms Z Hume Ms
Hiett Miss Asrt1A
ZONES Hsr O Johnson Mss johnson EizJL
>. james Mi@ \ LJotnsou HagEie JOhrs7n Mrs Mary
james Mr. r ..H..
DrKa Ann z EenBet. Mrs MS Kirkland Mrs
hKing Haricn "
r G eliza Little Bnsgsu Lauin NrsHA
II Lsiri Miss A
1EADDox Julia Mathews MstIlda Morris Miss Cora
M Harberry n Nifsr Mrs NArgt KILLER Miss Matte
Matthews Miss sneKiler Mrs May Honifsy Miss
EcNETL Mrs. R EoKniEht Mrs n NcLsmors Mis- n
III MoGaafh o HeKaisht Miss = MeNane Miss n A
ATTEL NrEE Euby Mrs Mary Nelson Miss A y
N Norris Mrs J EeEeH Mrs. Jane Nichols Miss Nelly
OwEEs Miss u O'Conntl Jane O'Brten Mrs Hsry
O0'Hara Mrs.
naUL Mrs A n Parker Mss Palham Susan
L Patterson + u Powell EnsAC Parker hsTy ii
nIgR Eua q Rosc1 MrE o Reel Miss HoIie
N, RenneEn Uu Robarts Mrs 3 B Richardson AE
Rfcnardson Nv Rsrrn Mis- n Y Rannean Nj . s 3
Richardson L Rector ErsA Bysn Mrs AP
nraRR Mrs p A stone Mrs Chs Small Hrs
Osh,u Mrs R V 2Saivsner MISE Stonner hrsHh
Ssmneis Mss A Smith FANNIE g ? smiiher Miss n Q
Ftrwan MN sfrfckun NARY Sloddard Mrs J 3
TBIGG Mrs AHrslblt Mrs ksrth ITalley Mrs. &c
Taunen harisTale Ms Taflock hs Aarst
Titus MuJ Thsmasln May
TAF0E Mrs. OYanfossen Mrs LIB
VTTALsH Kafe Wilson Mrs N Williams Miss
w Wrenne @ WOifkM susan A wilma Ms N A
walters Mrs N D WuiEms Msry whitney Salis
WIUdad Mss A
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RRmnKRI.

J.. CHADWICK takes this o7Po' tuaity to tender bis
soknowledsmenis TO his many friends ard customers for
the liberal patronage they have extended to him since
his sjouru In Memphis, and svsils himself Of this oc-
easion to inform them and the public thst he has removed
hisInsuranee omce 10 the rOon formerly occupiedb By the
Southern Bank. On the vast side Of Main street, second
door south Of Madison, whsre he VIII be happy to snJrd
them any facility II bis iiRs for the protection OF their
property. He h1ttsrs himself tat the companies be re-
presents with az aggregate cash ospital Of over THREE
n AHALF MILLIOE7OF DOLLARSl are second %
none in the Union In the ssoarity they 0asr, and the
fairness with Whies taeT settle and the romptness - 18th
VhiSh they pay thelr iossss- lis WITH pleasure thathe
refers to the ( lowing list O. the ,snpanlss he has the
homer 10 represent.
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COMPOUND Of OOoos-Eui OIL, ETC., for dressing tn
hair. For enosey snd ssrsesbleness, it Is without
rival.
1t PrsDents the Hair from falling of.
HPrOmoies lis healthy AID vigorous grOuih.
II IL not greasy or sticky.
II lsaUss no disagressble OiOr.
II sofIsns The Hair rhcn hard and dry.
II sOOfhss the irritaisd scalp skin.
II affords the richest lHstre.
II remains longest in Cfscf.
II costs fifty cents for a half pint Bottle.
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F0s. RPmE.

HOXE5 you must have. We have for rent -
kitchen, &c. on Union street also, q house TiIu
on Vance street, opposite Col Faftison5s; also, Ill
one % Eck5s street, End several TO ms ever our store
scll-iw n o oATCB Es9S.
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Man DRowNED.-IsAAc HOLMES, al en-
Rloyee Of the GayOsO Stables, Main street,
about 10 O'Clock last night, while intoxicated,
fell into a veil attached to the house OF j. &
NJ. FLAHEETr, on Union street, and was
drowned. We learn that CorOner HORNE held
an inquest shortly after the occurrence, upon a
view Of the body, when a verdietin accordance
with the above facts was rendered.
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n Cncoaine.

l7-la JE CHADWICK Az mt.
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PEossEss-We had the pleasure of a visit
Yesterday from ouT esteemed friend Gen. CALD-
WELL, Of Madison, Ark. He dined at home
on Friday and took supper at the usual hour
10 Memphis, travelling over the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad. This is an evidence Of
progress truly encouraging to our Arkansas
friends. We learn that there yet remains only
SIX miles o. rails TO lay, when The Tosd will be
completed to Madison.
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A Necessary Article.

NO faml should b. for . singls day without = supply
Of BRAoss ARCTIC LIS,MEST IN the house. There is
no knowing al what moment = member Of tie family may
BE- badiT barned OF scsided, ami n case Of suoh = casual
ty, great benefit Is experiences b. having the Llniment
resdy At hand to be applied Immediately. Il Instantly
extracts the smart an pain, and, If applied st cnoe
after the accident. vii always prevsAt clustering. II
also prevents b,OOd from settling sround bruises, II Nd
pliet In time
BFsgg's Arctic Llninelt Is for ssie By all respectable
Druggists throughout theo0sntrv. nIa-dnu0w
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L.9TENT YET

III A Dana
E~LOQUEEOB3 Aoolltciisn Of SPEECHES aud
Addresses BY the most eminent orators Of America,
with Biographical Sketches ard Notes by FSnk
Moorc.
RATIONAL O~0sE0LOGTj or the KternsI Principles
and the Necessary Laws Of the Universe: b. Iaursns
?. Hick1k-
From NEW TOR TO DELE by the way OF bio de
gsnerio, Australia and Chiua b. Robt. B. Wlnton, II.
oc5 datE CLEATEs h VADEE.
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COcOaine.

Aslngie application readsrs the hair Cno mater how
Sti1 and dry soft and tl5ssy Tor s vsrsl dsyf. II IL
conceded By al Who have used Il 10 Be hs baf and
eAssPesi Hair Drltiag in ne pOTld. Prepared By
JOSEPH UREEI s. co Boston. @
- Fer sa = By HANsFIELD h Co., and dealers
generally. ocIe-a tw1n
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THE DAILY APPEAL.
NDAY.-.-.....-..OCTOBER "a, 1855.
nIVI~ VTRVIcFS n nv,


st. Nays Oaureh, Poplar street, hsv. kIcHARi
HINES, Rector. Services Il les A. N. and p. n
Bishop orEv WI preach Il MS church this nornins-
Gr.ue 0hurbh, south sast cirusr Of Main and Uaiol
streets. sssss frse Rsv 8 P soEErKE Rector
Services al ioz A. n, ~ P y RIbe oisssaF.H
Daily services at 5 ?. n SUNDAY School 3 A /.
Christian Church, corner, Of Linden and ST. Pstris
streets, Rev. D.. Y. J. BARsEE, Psstsr. Services a
to4 o'cock A. n, and
Calvary Church, corner Of Adams and Third streets
Rev. Blshop orEr. Rector. and Rev. Dr. WHITE As
slstant Rector. servss ss at II ~o'oIocSA NJ and s p n
S.. Feter's Csthenc Church, corner Of Adams aa'
Third streets. Priest Rev 7. T. GRACE Services al
:, 8 and 10 O'Clock n the uorniuF.
First Baptist Church, second street. between Adams
sHd washington streets. Eleer 7 J. DEASE, Pastor
Services a. Il O'Clock A. H. snd p -
second Baptist Church, osrner Zealand Dosoto streets
Rev. Nj JON BATEMAS, Pastar. Services 81 II
O'Clock A. n. aud , ads p n
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Courtstreei, between
Second ana Third. Rev. A. N. BRYAN, Pastor Services
st1Oa o'aock A.. n, and s IN he evenins Also, wor-
ship every wednesday night.
First Presbyterian Church, corner OF PoTlar ard Third
streets, Rev. J. o. ~sEEADNAE, Pastor. Services al
20. O'Clock a. n and at early gzs-light. Lectures on
Wednesday evening, and Prayer Meeting on Friday even
tugs Of each week
eeco@4 rIteL-N4laA bANL 1tAN Aem ~ 10
streets Rev. r G GEuSDF, Pastor. Services at Ios
A. n. sndsP.M.
wesieT charge, corner OF Poplar and second streets
Rsv. }. 7. C. COLLINS, Pastor Services 1t Ioz O'Clock
A. n, ard p. H..
Asbury Ch.Ps, corner Of Hsrnsndo and Linden streets,
Rev " b. LEIGH. Pastor. Services at toE o'doaf
A. NJ, md P n
EdgsTooi Chapel Hernsneo P~isnkrosd, Rev J. "
ESoTr, Pastor. Services 81 II O'Clock A r.
Lutheran Church, On Main between MARKET and win
chester streets, Rev. BETER, Pastor Services Al
10 O'Clock 4. NJ, and Z O'Clock P n.
6srmsa lutheran Church, On Main street ee-Eefn
Market sod WINCHESTER streets. Rev. d.. GoTsCH pas
Tor. Services At 10 o'd5ek A n sad P
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