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Valuable Property
FOR ATE,

- - -
I WILL SSH good time and at reasonable price
4 the following property, viz:
My Residence the side Of Fox River comprising
the a block l'-beinr 100 feet front and 2Do feet
deep. II is beyond question: the handsomest location
for IA residence in the city of Ottawa. The grounds
adorned with the choicest kinds Of sruDbery and
shade and in the garden apple, pear, plum and
peach in bearing condition; also plenty OF grape
vines, currant, COOS berries, raspbcrries, and straw
berries In s.ort thing desirable for and COM
fort is provided for.
Also good prairie land near New Michigan,
AMI Pontiac Livingston county.
Lots l,2, ami B. Block -, Ottawa,
Lots and D. subdivision of Lots 10 and II, Block 50,
Lot 49, Block 50; all good business Lots.
All of the above valuable property Is offered at
sonabie price, and time to suit tie purchaser.
nov6 NJ oshAN.
10 Rent
T7HE Farna,n House and Furniture situated near the
II Railroad Depot. Ottawa, II. Apply to
ocl5 r.. X. FAY, E"ctHhgs EdhH.
To Rent.
A VERY commOdOus dwelling house, situated within
n eight minutes walk OF the Court House. Rent low
to one who will take good Of house and premises
Enquire of Isepi0l ASDRE" LYNCH.
To Rent.
FE,IE pleasant and roomy dwelling house, on the cor
Immediately east of and opposite the Episcopal
Church in Ottawa, will be rented low rate either for
year term Of years. Possession given irnIne-
diatey. The house has rooms, Kitchen, well els
tern, &c, we'll adapted "A boarding house
Apply TO the subscriber, on the premises.
aug10-tf I'D. RElZ.
Gcigcr House to Rent.
bOSSESSiON given .aIiae Ci4teiy. Apply to
aug2D ID. =. CAMERON.
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Money y.eIi Invested.

FE'iiE rdsrsgued has l.Hn acres Of choice uui,r-
prove farming lands. in La Sale and Livingston
Counties for SAFE, easy terms.
ulvI GEO AVERY.
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JOHN NJ. KING,
DEALER
LSidcs and Leather,

Sad.ilcry. Hardware, and Shoe Finding,
Ct,LAda. 0E stunt Man Street three 6OOis east o.
tie Illusion Hossss Dti'ticn, III.
The highest price always paid for Hides, Deer Skins,
suT> DC. NC. junl9
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EEEGE.ssa GGEtEssstzis
F5mi:V Grocery Store !

Corner Of -Idia and C0lHD,5us SIS, OttJ'cn,
HE subscriber most respectfully begs leave t. call iie
attention Of .he public To his Gro1eTy Establish
,eut corner CT Main and Columbus
the River Bridge. lie keeps constantly OF hand and
weekly from the Sout, and East, supplies OF
E;,Fssisy SSgoCar.as "a ETo! zs5 oEl~.
E'ra-y every article belonging his line OF trade,
u.uy others usually found III similar establish
he buys only with Cash. lac can therefore sell
c4rap any merchant ia town. He respectfully in
yes persons 10 give him call before purchasing else
where. has also large assortment OF Tobacco and
Cigars lie hegs thanks for the kind and lbe
patronage heretofore extended 70 hinl and sors its
,,r,i:ursnre TAMIL PHILIP GODFREY.
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4 STOCK or PATTERNS.

tnequatted by any Shop IN the West.
All Old patterns for Harvesters, Tnreshng Machines,
and Horse Powers also for Mills and Engines hand.
All work done sh-rt notice and reasonable
prices rjanljl WM. COGSWELL.
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Reauim. 4 Moving Machine.

SfSHE old fivorte Eeaping and owing Mschi /" n.
- GREEN'S Pate,st." will continue be cured
by the undersigned. All orders solicited early A.
possible, only limited number will be ufactured
the present year.
am also manufacturing Sugar Mill, which will bs
ready for inspection in short time. and to which in
wife tie attention o! those interested.
Also. Horse Powers, from to warranted equal TO-
any in use. janl5l WM. COGSWELL.
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OTTAWA
Foundry and Machine Shop.

1.-THE late firm NJ tiR!piEy CcCSwEIL Co. having BY
mutual consent dissolved their business relations
the 21th day OF December last. the undersigned hav-
ing arranged with W. II. W. eastman and :. b. Gridey
their entire interest in the ottawa Foundry, Will
continue the business heretofore conducted by them,
aud s"licjs continuance OF the patronage bestowed
upon the la;e firm
Having myself established the first Foundry in Otta-
WA the year lS45 and continued in the business at
this place to the present tire, and having had
pattern makers constantly employed have secured
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at HamdLe's old stdn0, Main Street, nearly oppo-
ste the RCtaE,
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.
THE subscriber having taken the late popular estab-
lishment of j. Ii. Hamale, is prepared to manufac-
ure supply heretofore, all kinds of Confeetion-
cry, wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal to the best
eastern article. 2
He also keeps all kinds of TOYS table ornaments &c.
ICE CREAM served at any hour during the summer,
his Also, SUPP lied by tile quantity to private
families, parties, &C.
AL kinds of fancy Wedding Cake constantly hand,
or manufactured to order. [may261 WIN. EBERT.
EStrayed.
VNROM the subscriber living in Marseies about the
IL first OF October, LIGHT Ora Y MARE about
IL years old. She is marked with :. d" her left
shoulder and 10 about medium size. The finder will be
Literally rewarded BY returning her to
sc16-6w DANIEL SHBAD. !
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory! !!

tEiHE undersigned take this method of informing their
I old customers, and the public generally that we ar.
putting into Establishment this Spring Machinery that
VIII enable to turn that double the ,f
Goods We have usually DONE the demand for our Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, and we hope to give
satisfaction IN our exchanges of Weoen Goods for Wool
We have, and do intend to card into wool n
ror,ion of oOtt0I ana sell for all wool Our goods are
warranted in this respect, and also for durability We
shall continue to exchange for WOOL formerly the fol-
lowing kip is of Goods viz Heavy Cassimeres Satne.
jeans sannels of different kinds, Blankets and Stock
ing Yarn Considerable attention will be paid to Stocking
arm orders viii be filed for all the different grades and
kinds of Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed Red
Clouied, &c. And will manufacture for merchants
and oilers, Wc i'll lots of hundred pounds and uu
wards into Stocking Yarn, any of the above kinda
goods. On liberal terms for cash or wool. Also.
Cartling and Spinning
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It is ofeasy access 10 the Rock Stand railroad and
the Chicago Alton, and st. Louis railroad The Amer
lean Central railroad is being completed, which
has located depot within four miles OF the nearest
portion of the farm
The Peru and Fort Wayne u. x. viii locate depot
within and half miles the Tonca and Petersburg
road will locate depot within two and a half miles !;
the Gaiena Branch OF the III. Cent al r L i also with
in onc-haif days drive. and the Illinois and Mchg4
Canal is reached at "A distance OF thirteen miles.
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STATE AND COUNTY ROADS.
APPEARtSCE or THE FARM AND GENERAL AS.
PECr OF TIE COUNTRY AROUND.

There are steam Touring mills within ten mile
and a good mill within six. The latter has
saw mill Ia connection with Il.
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Me0icines.
Ague Cure,

a <%EDo G
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NV -TESEC,

II z Y FoTGGS' DpJG IND BOOE STOKE
sC-F EECEIVED--iJj pieces OF sheet Music OF all
- kinds;
destruction Books for difcreu, instruments;
baud Iu-c, song Books, &C.
Victims, Ea-ijos, Bones, Guitars, rifes, Flutes;
S4are and Drums, ciariOnets, AccordronS, &c
i,Tay- OF hand aud ordering need u, al the new
- sic. \ liberal discount 10 Teachers
L. Y. GRlGGS, NdftRgeFs B'Och.
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Later from CaIifornia.---ImPortan
Fron MowEra

NV ORLEANS January IO.-The Quoksi
Guys mails have arrived. Advices received
from San Francisco 70 the 10Th ult.
OEEGoE.-Chie Justice Williams has re-
signed.
CALHoREA-he overland mail Of The 25a
had arrived on the 10Th.
MEXIco.-Advices from Vera Cruz TO tn
S0th have been received ria Minatlan.
General Robes overthrow Zeuioaga on IN,
3d- Gen. Echeagay had previously pro,
nounced In favor Of Robes and thr Constifu
uonalists Jalp8 and Cordora had Joined him
Ieuloaga e-ciared the city in q state Of seig,
and tried 70 compromise with Echeagary. bui
failed. He afterwards defeated and capture
EcheagaTy and sentenced him 70 death a
Puebla, but the revolt in Mexico saved him
Gen Robes released an political prisoners
rs thought that Jusrez VII be PlacedIat the
head Of Government.
There was great rejoicing al Vera Cruz, al
parties, including the Liberals. were much dis.
satisfied with thBt pari n the Presidents mes
sage relating 70 Mexico.
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AlaUtarg anO financial
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL oFFICE
TrreuaN Trnurrw TO fsTq

TUESDAY, January 10, 1888.
NEW ORLEANs-From The PicGyuHe, January 8
With the exception 90 amther sonenin= m eXchance.
and the money market to-ay has offered ~ Interest n
prominence. Business generally A. hrlsk and profitable.
More especially Is this TIE case in az the min1r Depart
ment IL tr.le, which contribute In ~ marked a deEree
% The Wcf-heing and o1mfort ~ the community. me
pupuiation is swelling beyond the houndaries o. aoum-
m~iatial, and sin d puurs ID and ao-umulates above
f1rmer experience A sod deal Of money is necesarily
put INTO circuiation hy the influx of visitors.
Money q, abuniant. and freely seeks investment In de-
sirahie Ions paper Al s99Pd Nueguations are daily
mufe on this fpetinE-
EuhanEr Is agtln weaker We qults stcrlng loss
lQ1a and draft win durumeutaTE ~cFldenue, sC7Glg7E
Frans raure from 5 26sa5 2Jh. sixty day bills 90
New Nurk have receded o. 1hN2 81 Dis sIght was
sod a. Nag ~ diso1unL and d Bosouatl
INV roRE-Fr1mn De Nach January6 medem1nd
Or money ~osutinues hzht he supply Is easy 81 5GfP
Tor cab leans ard ir discounts az Ag6 % iniarsei
hiEh Erade paper.
F8rpin exch1uge closed auer for the Boston steamer.
and there arr lnflcaueuag q uammE dedne sfsrhns
baukers' bills were sd q lQ9E and rtn- al 5 t5a
5 ~ Tennessee So iso were brisk ~ g, Z deciue
% =.
ST LouIs -Frum ne RPubHoan, January 7 We
have no change % n1tIue ~ any uameui iu ne muney
muket, SIGHT eNlhinse On ne Ela o~ntnurs 90 - sld
&c \ premium A maieriu % me sales on New Orlesns
are 81 = premium.
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THE IMMENSE DEMAND
SINGERN SEWING lCHN

~ relleTeu Dnre extensive ra-rr.-..r.t... -
II sary SPLENDID LARGE SAEESFnnn IL. 49,
nftel ~ ai ~ ~ VAN street. nerf der 3. wrrirr--
4 ooh furltme ht1rrs o~Tunccinr aifh tho lenrr H..
~ seooud dcr.
The repuahon ~ sINGERS v uacmyrs
b. - well estahlished- d BE- dnemed surrran.us A 49,
Iflff uqan their merits especially SINE ID ~-r-
% advrrtise every Kind o. sevm- usdtire -t--.
god o. bad, a. superior or az lrasf aauaf y. "a 49,.
Hut asEertiuu Is NJ prof and uo aarriHfe 49,. -r
trusf D. a pufhnr advertisement uhiIr he crn-rrr 49,
seIf Of DE opportunity ~ tuirinr tr urraarl in--.-
uhsf Marhme BE- best suted O. me Enrnrre
I'd sImpos-ilIe for ne p~urchasef nj a SINGER u,a.
10 - deceived. Simply he0ause eadh Mah5ua Is ~ -.
ne privilege q returuIng % IN a Efren time if ii ss~l
nos prove o. b. What I vas rfrfetruied
Were ID neoesary. We o1uld paut r. aralume q "a.
iumtratvr ~ tire mEzim "ruocfEs d 2 sure eridene
a. merit" If is well known that T. ~ Sinaer and Ef-
ward Clara vho onsliute the hrm ~ ~ singer a
o.. have become miilionzires. ltsan undeniahle faa.
NAT Singers Hachines have sluaw clum1u1nd a hieheI
price md that there is q muoh iarefT number n hom
80 nan n any ether kind. and nzt huudreds 81 these
Machine hsve been IN constant daily ue fr npuards q
seven YEAR,, being sun IN sod cuditiou.
Sinser's new mandatory in Ncv YORK u o0usidereda
remarkable structure even IN that'dy q mEmmeh 80
2hlshmeus yet with an ths-e immcnse fa1ilues tho
are barely ahie O. supply Tue demand, Which has marf
Nan d1uhied since the puhilchas Al auTrredt the lne1len-
g and Eorthlessness Of the sures o. Seviug ssehise.
VII Ehidh ne Whole country Is delreHd
Ihose who are not posted IN the sewing Machine trade,
Solla % vel 70 make o morough examination before
HPrioss q Singers Nsdhines non s6s 70 also.
~ DEAS, Agent
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WAsHISGTos, January 10. SeaGtC. Tbs
French Spoiation bin was resumed. Davis, Of
Miss, spoke against IT, Crittendeh replied q
Davis. The bin then passed BY a vote Of p
against %. The appropriation bill for a Mili.
tay Academy passed. Adjourned.
House-m the committee Of the whole, hs
Indian appropriation bin was amended not "a
give arms 10 the Washington or Oregon indians,
The committee proceeded 20 tn consideration
of the Presidents message.
Mr.. BaTksdale, Of Miss, offered a preamble
and also resolution, which was adopted, as fol-
lows.
WHEREAs, Foreign journals announce thai
the oogTis Of France and England have given
notice to our government that the cession II
Cuba 70 the United States viii not BE- tolerated,
even with the consent Of Spain.
Resoirod, That he President b. requested to
Furnish and Communicate to the House The cor
respoudence between the governments Of France
and England with our government, relative 10
The cession Of Cuba to US.
The Indian appropriation bin, as amended,
passed. House adjourned.
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gofal Mlatttrs.
russdaY nornInE, Ianaary n, 1850.
SHELHFAGRsOBnrtRab SOCIETY,"


Tuesday MoninE, January n, 1855
SHELHEAeRsOBLTURAB SOCIETY
The shelby Agricultural Soc Icy net to-dsl
at the counting room Of W. B. Miller, pursuai
to notrs gwen, Col John Pope in o. Chai
and NJ D.L-stsvarf, secretary beingpresen
On melton. Col. J. T. Leath, Samuel &A1sI
and ?. W. Royster were apPoihbfs committs
70 frame and report tsss Bssrd . premiur
hist for 1859.
- onm56oh of Col Leath, ne following res
oluion was adopted, to-wit
Resoluod, That our President be authorized
correspond with The Hon William A. Graham
Ex-GoFeInor of North Carolina, inviting bin
10 favor as with an adaress at om next Pair
and % assure him Of De high gra6heation !
would afford our Society and our felioW-crizcni
at large, Il he VIII comply VITA the above re-
quest.
In obedienoe 10 a former resolution, the tot
lowing ladies were constituted committees to So
lcit subscriptions fs ala in c~niarEing the HoFal
Hall at the Pair Grounds; ard inease any one
Of said committees shan pay oeetteS NJ. Al
len Treasurer, OF Col Pore, Presideni 50, BY
the Isf day Of June nexi, each member ct that
committee shall be entitled 20 hfe membership,
includingt the fsnsie members Of Their famiie
and any lady Subscribing and paving over 50
shall be constituted a fun member for one year.
CoNlnmEE RESIDING N DISTRICT
No. D. Mrs W. B. Battle, Mrs. ]. Dick
erson, Mrs. ". D. Cartier.
No. . Mrs. A. H. Kerr, Ms. C~hambeHyn
Jones, Mrs ID. d. Nelson
Nc. 3 Mrs J. T. Persons, Mrs John Hard
ing, Mrs. J. W. Ward.
No. 4 Mu. T.. ". Hines, Mrs Dr. S Ham
msntree, Mrs. Margaret Alexander
No. s. Mrs 8 T. Leath, Mrs J. l. Safsr-
rams, Mrs $ Dunscomh.
No. 6. Mrs. s NJ Alien, Mrs. NJ. D. l.
Stewart, Mrs. NJ McCollum.
No. Z. Mrs. G. NJ Bartlett, Mrs. Wash.
Bond, Mrs John Brown.
No. S Mrs. Alex. Donaldson, Mrs Up.
Thurman, Mrs. A JHays-
No. 8. Mrs. NJ J.. Turner, Mrs. Robert Ech-
lin, Mrs ]. ". Royster.
No. 10. Mrs. Dr. Hammond, Mrs. B. Cash,
Mrs. J.K Waddy.
No. H. Mrs. James KimbTough, Mrs. J. NJ.
Wyodson, Ms. Dr. Cornelius.
No. T. Ms John F. Hamlin, Mrs. T. S
Elan, Mrs. Joe Masoh-
No -. Mrs. Nat Anderson, Mrs. W. L.
LuBdy, Mrs. Jas. johnson
No. a. Mrs. Eli Ragnsr, Mrs. Sarah Rem
bert, Mrs. George DUon.
At is hoped that said Oenmttees will give
their special attention to he daties assigned
them.
On notion Of Col Raynsr, Col Geo l.
Holmes was Reelected a member Of The state
Agricultural Burea for the ensuing term.
The meeting then adjourned, tomeet again on
Saturday next By order q the Board.
JOHN POPE, President
NJ D.L ~sTEwAET, Secretary.
IASUAEE 10, 1859.
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Fw th- Nemphs Ar1es-l
During the raging Of the lsmcnt8ble hre. on
the morning G the 9Th instant, the " Worsham
House was, at one time, thought to be in
danger, and ia fact the least unfavorsble shift
ING Of the wind would doubtless have destroyed
that structure. The hotel presented a scene Of
the widest excitement. Day had not vet
d~swHed, but every one in the house was awak-
ened BY the eisrm, and men and women and
children might be seen running here and there,
and Wstehms with the greatesf interest ne
progress If Ire aames Many stood Wstchins
with Their most valued articles IN hand, ready
to make Their escape if need be. Among the
guests at the time, there cha.ced 10 b quite a
number Of rheumatic and other invslids, and as
friend Worshsm says, what val happen 10 the
4" best regulated Hotels, a few Who had Tie
maa rfh to poker after them. Worsham was
around, a hosf in himself, as he Is !, who hap
Pened to be among the Rheumatic portion,
which, b. The bye, is worse than 70 have a man
with a poker after yoa, q doaf know this from
experience, out nudge So had been unable 20
walk for . month, and IN spite Of the Doctors
Pr0tsstati0ns TO the contrary, insisted that II
was impossible for ne to move a peg. Never
theless, ] found myself At the landing Of the
stairs, Chow / got there l scarcely knoW,)
some thirty yards from my room, where I
met WorEham, who broke out into a hearty
laugh, for he had called on me nearly
every day, and vel knew with what per-
tinaeity ] insisted upon ny inability to walk.
4" a wsls, eh2 cant walk; then bow did
you gethere2 2" he exclaimed, cracking his msT-
ciless Joke, Lhich I could not dodge, and was
obliged 70 bar. Well said be, q an af-
ter VOC AID eaIing E" WASH ? one from a num-
Der Of stout Porters he had with him, told him
to stand by ne, AID, in case Of danger, " otois
me out at the word Of comnsnd.v II needed
but one glance al WASH TO assuEe me ne
could do IT, And thus be went the rounds,
placing a sentinel over every invalid in the
house, with Instructions to tote out at the
word of command-proFidng for those who
had the mau Uih a poker after them, as well /;
for although, as be had told ms, he had rather
pay such men 70 keep away from his house, he
knew nOdiferencs on tins occasion. Fortunate
~, the wind continued favorable, and the
" Worsham House. escaped, and the word Of
command 10 tote uut' was not gives. In
conclusion, Oct me advise an ye way-Won trav-
elers 10 60 20 The Worshsm House. n We
are cold, huugened and athist. 20 there II you
wish to feel at home, if you want good cheer,
prompt and willing attention. GO there: II Fou
are low in fesh, BY an manner Of means, GO
there and soon your skim will not contain
you ami furthsmore, and above an, If you
are an invalid, and have any doubts as TO your
ability Do make your escape, in case q ere. 20
there, and you shah be g toted ON al tlewoad Of
command Long live the " Worsham House.
and hs worthy proprietor.
ID - - -
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olNorSSArI, January IO.-Flow unchanged
WHISKY, 23f.
sales I.00u barrels az S45oaS4 90. Whisky
sales 100 barrels al 23i. Land IN tiences, he
Mdasses, 34i@35. Sugar firm, at 6i97tc
Coffee unchanged.
Nav YoRK, January l0.-Flour buoyant
sales 1900 barrels at - 356S4 IS. Con
closed with an advancing tendency, at 50 fI
old. Mess Pork, SIT 33i6Sl7 So Whisky
pic
NEw YoEK, January 10, ?. Cotton closed
dun. sales 1000 bales. Sugar firm, at 1901
for Orleans. Linseed Oil, 64@67c. Talluw.
IOAGIO5c.
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NJ d. l. STEwAET, Secretary.
JAEUAEE 10. 1853.

CHASGE o q PRoFErEroKsHrF.-The Eueu-
iHg LedgcT Of Yesterday announces a change in
the proPnotorshiP Il that popular and clever
journal, BY which RobL J. Ysnoey, Rufus s.
Joiner, and s C Parkinson, become jointly
Interested with our genial and esteemed friend,
Capt Whitsitt, in tue publication Of the
LadgT. The style Of the new hrm IS $ h
Whftsstt Go. ne chiaf dnecion Of he ed
itorial department Of the paper WiilTemain, as
heretofone, under the charge Of Mr.. Ysnrey.
shosetaet. readiness and ability az q journalist
are ample guaranty that the Lodgg wdl con
unue 10 occupy q prominent place IN the pub
he regard Mr.. Hanery viii b. assisted By a
fnn corps Ct experienced writer's, and he new
Propuetors pledge themseNev that 20 effort
VIII be spsrsdto make the Enniag Ldeg 4
first class jumnsl in sisV Fespsct We offer
the new firm a fraterual Ereeing, and wish
them bon royags upon he uncertain snd some
times tempestuem sea Of pebble journalism
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The or, at EpFllsh Remeoy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
lEI.ERRATFn FEMATR PILLS


TuHs invaluable mediohe il mfainng in ne cure Il
A an thase painful rud dangerous dlsaascs mridsui %
uc female ooneiiuior.
~ m-ieraies an oxcesses and ramgves an obsiruaians
trop vhaievrr Gauss. aBi a 4eeay eurs may Re relied o..
10 EARRrE LAnGS
his peauliary suited. Huin. in a short time, hriuE "a
ne mouuhF periss VITA reman5u 81
CAUTrOH
mees Fins shasid ust b. taten ~ fenaies tat ~
memams aurins ne ars nFss nrnns q ney AZ sur,
Go irins "a Hlsarrissei hutaf rreu cher time aud IN
crey sthg oase. heT are PerirrlT Efe
Ip alesss servgus sra suuzi Aacciiaus PsiEs b
ghe hsdE AL LINES ua1rluoa Falens ~ liEhf exer-
uau. fsirtatian a. uhe HeaEt B5unes = srirfts H,r-
ieria, sidk Headaehe, Whies and ~ painful dis
eases c-o4sAnef ~ a d~isariercI raeuS ihese PRS VA
eneaa cure when al e,her maans have nilvd
FuH dreaisus m nc ~panualft urguBd esdh padkaEe.
Win should ~ carefully preserved
A botus o-untaining % pins na esoinled ahh ihs
eoferument Stamps eneu Ba4in On r Fca ~
free, for 81 snd6 psuFe ssupss q rrfT. Ttr j.
sls assat hrthe Eniiei susie nd c.n-iaa
JOB MOsEs. Rochester. =. Y
= Chandler a o. Nemlhis Wha8e-.ie an Rsail
Ass9ts sea 80 = 4fTm6s drEE
aht-Hms u~HprHcpiot eao On %
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"a We had the pleasure twists yesterday
from the Hon E C WalthaH, Prosecuting At
torney in North Mississippi, and the Hoa. J.
NJ Davis, safe senator from Pamela county.
They are in tbs enjoyment Of excellent health
and fns spirits.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-11

CHICAGO, January I0-The employees Of
TIE Chicago and S. Louis Rsilroadh have struck
m consequence ofnot having received any sal
ames for six month. The train from Chicago
to-day was stopped, and the passengers con-
pelled to return. The train from st. Louis was
stopped at Springfield Great excitement eX-
ie-s al along The line.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-01-11

NV ORLEANS. January 10-The snniveT.
sary Of the battle Of New Orleans was cele-
brated here on The eighth with great pomp
There was an imposing military and civic pro
cession Gen. Scott vas the chief feature IN
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