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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

ST. JOSEPH. No, Octo5srs.-Ths Pony expires from
San Frareisoo, arrived in this city to-day villa udTioe.
% the 24ih ultimo.
The British steam njgsie hIoke 70 pieces on ne DRY
dock 1t Mare island. The l0ssis estimated II $4,000.
The vessel was not much injured.
A are in the town Of Paohsosoo, Cenionissta county,
o-curred On the a0h nit. ana destroyed s21foo worth
o properly.
mere is nothing nsv in regard 20 The political aspect
Of snAiT 70 oregon. There vas NJ quorum in The Sen
ate. Il Fasrsportsd that q promise hadbeen made ma,
Duuglts and Breckinridge take one senator each II The
sbseuiees would not return. B0fh parties have-nomi-
mated fan elsetozl tickets. The mining ssEs from Or
exon : ve-y iAr0Table.'
To census retumsof Wssaiusion TsrHiay stale The
population TO be 5000.
Advises received from Japan state has The Japanese
Do not appear 10 observe existing t~restis. In oonse-
qucuce o. which the French minister a. resigned.
American gold is hry per cent Discount IL Japan.
C~HIEA.-Advices received from China state that
great resistance Is expected from he Chinese 10 the
English and French. The Russian war steamers were
m0ving about with zumer0us troops on board.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

TAHPERrNG WITH sLAvEs.-John Moore,
and Mary, bis wife, were before Squire Horne
yesterday on the charge Of tamPsring with
Jerry, a slave OF J. S. RsnfrsE. Mr. Renirsw
overheard an earnest conversation between
the parties, in which Moore proposed to take
Jerry with him to Pennsylvania. Mr.. Rem
frew had the parties arrested, and in default Of
bail they were sent uP FOR trial before a
higher court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

To SPEAK IN MENFHIs.-AfLer having
been announced to speak at different points
from the opening Of the canvass, Senator
johnson has not until recently "found tin his
heart' to openhis mouth. Having once placed
himself on record, however, be viii find it
necessary TO explain from now TO the election.
An explanation is promised the Democracy Of
Memphis from this gentleman on the 10th
suaH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

The ADDICTION CAsE.-We have men
toned the arrest OF a woman named Steevns
on a charge OF abduetiag a chIld from St
Louis. Immediately after the authorities at
St. Louis were telegraphed, and Yesterday
morning Chief OF Police Garrett received a
dispatch, stating that a Te9uisi ion on Gov.
Harris would be forthcoming for the prisoners
return TO Missouri. When Mrs. Stevens was
arrested the child could not be discovered, but
yesterday, accompanied BY an officer, she Wis
tied the place OF eoBcealment, and both are al
presert in iafl together.
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- Srrrvrs-Tbis msIv ii

IUKA SFHINGs.-This justly celebrated
watering place has been long under the inme-
dis'e supervision Of Mr. Cook, one Of the gen
tiemanly proprietors, under whose manage
msBt they have gained a wide reputation.
The public viii be pleased to know hat the
rompany has been recognized, and that it is
iu contemplation to improve the grounds and
buildings 60 as to accommodate a greatly in
creased number Of visitors.
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TFr0l Ie To- d 70I.I
The siege Of CoFInfh.

t. i sid that che q he former political divisions o.
this STATE took is name from Two nm1s lines In this
poem, namely
Te foes that be sinEiy kept AZ bay,
oct numbered his Mn hairs o. Silver Grey"
We cauaot vuuch brittle truth q this. bui We 90 know
hst under ths cacets o. sBgIetiious q Hsimstrest's
famous Hair Restorative, Silver Grsysr rapidly De-
eoms On appearance 90 Isasp members o. "Toung
America"
Price any cents q batus. Sold everywhere
". T. a D
ssz1- dfwaw1E PruJrfeto-s. TROY. " T..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

sUIcrDE.-About ten O'Clock on Sunday az
t~srhOon, Mr.. A. Mersto, who formerly oceu-
pied the building on the corner Of Adams and
Main strests as a isweieT, committed suicide
BY stabbing himself in the neck. He survived
his injuries but a few hours, and We are in
formed was buried without an inquest. We
could learn nothing as to the cause OF the
melaneholY deed.
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FAsHIONABLE
DANCING ACADEMY.
HAAfN NeEa-rAAF NN -A
. M X TIERS
AND
nnnr m sm mnrn nranmnM

Isl OSzt
r rUE NEW STYLISH BUILDING OF %
AMessrs HARRINGTON. DWELL Cu ease Il
side o. Main street. ueta sg 6tv1s7 srf i-ai
ably for The occasion. aai 11 pains VIII be- spared Pr ne
uomm1tafl.n OF their pupils end gI-It1r--
rhe Pupils meet every saturday evening Cor prac-
tslnc at8 eciuck.
who VIII have the privilege Of IuvlI1g their ue1t--
REFEREvcEs-Wm Pickett ESQ. Memphis; Dr.
T. =. HARDING Nashville TN Bass. d Ns-lvlla.
G. w.. Phillips. r @ New Orleans, Dr. j Waters.
8 ECczrsI, ESQ Nlslrl ls-
The Profeso-s and rspehes 1f fasbi1na1I tsuam
ana rau tenle p Ne enc g tsmr OBJ ne prn-
rlnai cities % ne SUN respectf4IT announces o. ne
iaicz and g-utlemeg rf Mem bis tll. ftav viii rpau
CLASSES af the ABOVE Hau1u MONDsT nr11ar o. 1850.
90 iu u'cle-E A. NJ, for che rscsu.i1r li 1d.-= class 3
P ~ f- ne c1llireus class 1nt71P Ne Or h~ gen
ueaeu's class
In a1sIuon OBJ a-thorau-h course 10 sIrmdr.-v m-t1--
tions iu gesture a a Er1caruI arulrmaur and soclefT
dlucIuE they vll also u-'rEcr rle HtCwIu- fssl.nao.e
beau monde mr1uzluuf U1lad stt-es and E1-lre yrs
NJ c~e.e1rarel Qlafrine Pine IuaeraIt o. les Damesl,
me RoTE A7rs- GuE D. d-lUe. Les Laurlers Do IA
Reina. thf new-bHau ffuI ard sraefu QlN-.Ie uFsrsfs-
Q~ulirt.le, ard Society Qullrila Ai-o. Wlrz Iarur-
IA, Tar-1via1ne. Gins Temps Watr Rltlvl W-1r
Ca l1usfe, Imperial sch1tuscne. ParI1- Polka AID an
fancydance-l with ms HighIan1 Flies ard sallrs Hlrn-
pupil a Eso-ful and easy department moss essential o.
the educauon ofyuuth.
DAYS n HOURS or TUITION.
Ladies' Glasses T~us-days. Thursdays tra s1rurssys.
10 O'Clock A. N Ch dren's Glasses. Tues f7E. thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, fP 81 G-nusu-1'a Classes Eou-
DAYS. Weduestays and Fridavs - RI r
~rERNs-fora fun .ureaf - L-ss1-s and s Prlctio-
ms Nights 80.
An early application is rss1ecrf1fv requested
E-REsrDENCE-Gs7oso House uct8w
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YOUNG & WELD
HAvE REMOVED THER
REAL ESTATE OFFICE
345 Main street,
ovER G. n. oARLEToN's sTORE.
WE DEFER FoR SALE:

A n Elegant Residence, Completely finished aud re-
u piete with oonveniencaz. viii the lot 1u0x210 feets,
corner Poctotoc and Shelby streets.
Anes Cottage House, o1ntsining ave Rooms, eiigihly
Situated In S1uth Memphis; Lot 50ntflA feet
Two comforable Houses on leased ground, IN South
Memphis. each vita eve and six rooms. viii Be sid
very loW, and presents an excellent opportunity 10 owu
\ c1ci House on eaEy terms, ani with 4 little money.
Several go1i Lots in various parts o. the GIVE
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No Cure no PAY!


The MISSISSIPPI DLARRHEA C~ORDIAL-This in
valuable soothiEs ani healing medicine nr NJ stomach
and Bowels was arst introduced 70 the public about ten
ysars ago, By its present proprietors. who put it up IN q
snail way az Their OLD stand, Nc. - Front R0E, Mem
phis, Tennessee. It's wonderful effects In curing an
Bowel Complaints, such a. Dysentery, Cole, Cholera
Horbus AMI Di.rrhea, whether acute or carouic, soon
Won Tor IL general favor. and without the sid o. pueus
and certificates It has sraduz1y uafe It's OWE vay and
tod its own story, until Now when The demand for 10 Is
truly .sionishing. he sale Is immense and constantly
iareasing. which Is suHcisnt 20 stamp y A. ne remedy
for this class OF diseasrs.
when a "vsluatle medical discovery" BY It's own
works. aooomplshes what he Mississippi Diaries
Cordial has done, and that, toe, without the AID q neEs-
paper recommendation generally resorted %, IL is tine
iur the public generally 20 DO away with every preiu-
dice aud Keep it alEays on hand. and our word, they VII
be saved a vast amouLt o. pain and expense, and desih
ITSELF In many Instances prevented
We refer yea % the following gsutisnen. merchants,
physicians and others, who have ussd and sold his in
comparable remedy. It Is pronounced By them a sure
and never-fsiiing cure for Disrrhea, Fluz. Dysentery,
Collie, Choisra N0rbus, and al diseases q The stomach
and Bowels:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

Tor IS cent. rares times for 81, and one week ior $50.
rysble invariably in advance.
The -BEL1-EvERErr DEsIoNsTRArIoN Yrs
rERDAY.-The Beu-Everettitss on yesterday
opened their "protraeted meeting" with a
grand flourish Of trumPs's. The procession
was formed on the corner OF Market street
and Front row, marching thence down in the
direction OF the Gsyoso Hotel. In front was
& four-horse wagon, containing four or five
men, one Of whom was diligently engaged in
toHing a large bell, whose melancholy intons-
tions, with the slow movements OF the crowd,
reminded the pssser-by very much Of a burial
procession. Next in order came a band Of
music, which diseourssd sweet airs, and in its
rear the distinguished orators who were In at
tendance upon the occasion, only two Of whom
we recogaizsd-ths Hon. Thomas R. Nelson.
Of Tennessee, and Judge William /. Shsrkey,
Of Mississippi.
The most striking, attractive I've had al
most said magnificent feature about the whole
affair was the large car, trimmed with silken
curtains Of white, red and blue, and contain
ing a beyy Of beautiful young ladies, one to
represent each Of the various States in the
Union, and holding in their bands ensigns in
scribed with the names Of the States and their
respective smblems. This was a platform
much better than "the Union, the Constits-
ton. and the enforcement Of the laws and
ore upon which Douglas and Brsekinrdge
would scarce refuse TO stand. Thensmss
4 ths ladies, and the States they represented,
are - follows.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

BLooDEB STooK-Tbe steamer CITY o.
Losisieaa brought from St. Louis on her last
trip, a quantity Of blooded stock for sxbioi-
ton at the fair. Among the rest was the
famous trotting stallion Ethan Allen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

I|NJUEED ~ A FALL.-Charles Jackson,
employed on a building on Adams street, be-
ing constructed BY Messrs. S. T. Costen & Co.,
fell forty or City feet, from the upper story to
the cellar, and was severely injured. He was
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

REAPFEARED. - Our friend Csvaline, for
some tine lying on his oars for the new build
ing Of the Gayoso savings institute to be
finished, has opened next door to his old stand,
on Adams street, and this morning, at 10
O'Clock, spreads a me collation. for bis num-
erous friends
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

Nor MUcH OF A FUNERAL PRooEssIoN.-
An Irisbman, working al the new pavement
on Nam street when the BeIl-Everstt process
sion passed that way yesterday, bearing the
toIIing OF the bell raised up from his work and
leaning upon bis spade viewed the pageant
for a moment when, rssuming his work with
rsiou5led vigor, be exclaimed, "Bs jabsrs, it's
not much Of a funeral procession after sll."
DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-For keeping a disor-
Derby house, Maggie Ames was yesterday fined
ten dollars By the recorder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

7he .0tn market osened quiet on Monday. with sales
turins the davef sl bales The inquiry bsns mainly fer
he hester rrss-s while ths lover and midiling quaL lies
we're alas neglected. on Tussfsy q better demand
- ing up viii reported sales q 1877 bales, without
any m.fs ih caanss, howsver, in prices. On Weaass-
DAY Ihe atrEet vas quoted Dun though i52s bales chang
81 han = during The day. win q better feeling in the
lover grades nursdsy'sm arkei assumed a m1re oheer-
ful appel, with sales o, 1893 bales. ire inquiry being
mostly for ne better grades, Wills lower qualities were
again almost Wholly neglected. On Friday isfs bales
CHANGED hands, ard on Saturday az a1iye market fl-
ioEsi upG ne favorable advioes recsived run LIVER
pool and Neu orleans. slowing the largest days opera
uons for the season. so4t bales chang Bg hands. the salss
fr the week ending On saturday the sh inst, assrs-
ating i0,Os3 bales.
The imports turing hs week we're, on NonlEy se25
bales. Tuesday asa, wednesday 22l5. THURSDAY ISIS.
Friday 2oi7. Saturday e1oa srgresafiHg Is. 41i bales. or
this BY
semphis % 9sio 5s.lroaa.,
M~uphis and Charieston railread
MeuEhis and Liule Rock rairos4 81
River and
Total eosips
FLouR-DaHug the week a sod feeling has been
manifest in nlur, with an advance o. I582oc. on all
uaiss. The b,aks o. the Chamber o. Commeros exhibit
sales q 20 barrels on Monday. Taesiay zTs. Weiues1ay
ass. THURSDAY $40. Friday 200, sad On Saturday s2l, As
foIgvs 20bris fasey supsrans At IS, % * at s.. II o.
$50. TOO single Z S. 3, 90 superdae fanny s5.T5 . X
81. 10 fancy $50. 90 ssss.2s. g. supsrans $3.50
CoRS-The market fr the week was arm, vita On
aivanos 81 a82se 2 bash The sales aggregated $500
adks- We quote yellow aai nixsrat SIS. and prime
white 81 67ze7O.
BAY AND ~OATs-Thers has been very little hay in
ne maItst during he week Rates are reported aa-
vanosd from s20ss-uo 2 tun, win sslss Of prime
hmsthy Al s25ooG27 90 > iun and prairie 1t sI5aIs
In cats here Is no change, with a sod demand atE2K6
fs. ? bushsi.
P0TATOEs-me maiket is poorly supplied, and hold
ers are Grm In their demands 81 81, 75G2 Tor pinksyes
and e. ooae- IS for neshanoSks.
PRoyIs1oNs-The market reported quiet, with sales
on saturssy o. s casks clear sides Al i1 5 casks sboul-
den 1t I0c. and - DO At ioai0sc. Wequois clear sides
mess park At s20s2i.So.
ToBBAooo-Uhsreeeipt tr hs week were very light,
win q rsdueea sioek previously. Nothing done worth
reporting. We quote
LuzE ..--..--.-..282K4Dea t fAS........5a5z
LS5i ln'sfie5 70 oous -'sss
GHucERms-ie suea asssskfs light vita q sood
dsnand rate 8lo. prime IoEsl0s,
sn4 saak m s& usns In oasss thsrs Is .
lSef tVdtsH q fair . ehsios Al l6aIG. No
isssrs win saies At ssatoe. f- barrel
Domestic us-Keis Dy Telegraph.
cIScrSSATs October s p. The Tour market
closed dul Al ss65.io. C0-n-clossd Al 45c. Pork-is
atsI7.758is.
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A warning 20 the Unwary.

AND one mighty to save Is o~oniaiaed in the book,
Human Franty; or, Physiological Rssearehes-" II
explains fully and unequivocaHy The secret causes o.
functional arrangements and presented powers. with
u~nfalins instructions to eradicate every trace and par
uce q the venon o. disease, that gaaviEg Wom that
insiasusly. hut ~ nreiY eats away and unisrminss
ne constitution, leaving nan but the w-eek % his
tormer self. The victim q this fatal tendency should
lose MT q m0meui in procuring this iuvalusole work.
Sold By Dr.. BARROW. NsE T5rt. Price Is cents.
sent sres o. postage everywhere.
sod aIzob v TssI2 InI MANSFIELD co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

q The ladies are al agog about the taif'
and those OF then that believe that John Bell
viii Be President ar excited beyond al meas
ure. We would advise them to watch FOR the
result q the elections to-day in Indiana, Ohio
and Pennsylvania in the meantime keep quiet,
and while waiting to learn for whom they
should vote in order TO defeat Lincoln, let them
buy a piano with which to smuse their hours
Of idleness. Sixteen magnificent instruments
win be sold this morning BY Honsarrat, Du-
pres s. Go. These pianos were brought here
for the retail trade OF this market, and any one
o, them would sdorn the palace Of Victoria
regfaa Del gratia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

UsIrED.-Love, like murder, "will out"
and viii occasionally call official gentlemen
from their couches square Horne was
reused from bis slumbsTs yesterday morning
about I A.. NJ. TO unite in that union which is
zone and insspsrsbls > Mr.. AdolPhe Bernard
and Miss Carrie c. Redner. May the saying
prove true in this instance, hat "stolsn fruit
l. n.reel .
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1,040 Acres No. / Arkansas
Bottom Land for Sale

CIrUATB three miles from the Arkausas river, on
- Little Bayou Meto. IN ne upper end o. Artansas
COUNTY, and twenty-five miles below Pine Biud. AIS
DIVIDED into two separate Uacts. one coutaiulnE SO aud
The other 500 acres; and on one Of which there are 50
asres N a high state q cultivation. win a good wen o.
water, good cabins and uuthouses. and $50 acres q a
three years of deadsninE- on The other there are 50
acres deadcued.
The lard IS eminentiy situaied for making an A No. I
COTTON fAhk- Agoed county rad runs inmctiafely
through n, maFinE II accessible from AL points We
would prefer any enc Wishinr 10 purchas 70 make q
minute examinatlou q the same, for 10 has only = be
seen % b admired. II vii be eod IN separate tracts.
or All together, 20 srit purshasers.
For termss prices, etc, inquire % D.. z G. Abbott,
T J. Ih1upsJn, BsQ or Q. D. Nicks. ga near the
premises, who viii show thc land; or address ne IN
dsrzign@d, a. Little RscE Arkansas.
ocTdItwtt W Il Al q. HAITrpuRVoN
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NEW ARTICLE.
SOLIDIFIED MILK.
The American soIidiaed Milk

Is NJ TaE HIGHEST MIX which can BE- pro-
Il duced from the best dairy farms In Dufchess oouutF.
New Isrk BTaporatel alta very law Temperance. ard
win crest care, 10 order % make BE- readily soluble AM
preserve IL unaffected ly time or Temperature, % D.
single otler m~Erefisnt Is used in ia preparation. n1-
Is it suhectea 20 auy other chemical process than nat
Of evaplralion.
ne advantages from the use Of ne American solidi-
ed MIX are:
Ist. That pure fresh mix can nov be had in any part
- The world, where it Is impossible Or dilcuit 70 ps3-
cur IL froE cows
%. Thst N article FAR preferable % the poison 50 Gin
large cities as pure milk, can Be Afforded At a vsy moi
crate price.
q nat The consumer pays each day fr the amount
o. milk oulg that has been ussd-n0t for that which has
been so1red Or necessarily wasted.
an. Thst IN tie Sex room the most nutritious diet
which can Be found j. 81 hand al any moment
6th. That Il can be purchased. n tsk-n In SUFFICIENT
quantity and In proper sized packages, a. a cheaper rate
than mix can be bought in large cities
New Tark Medical College, Juns 7, 1885,.
Having submitted The soiidinsd MIR % ctemica aud
mycrosoopical examinations, I take pleasure 90 tesfifi-
inz % its pzritT. there being 10 foreign subsrarce pres
ent, except white sugar. a. stated On your circular. 7
have furthermore subjected 10 TO sundry domestic tests.
and and II makes oustaHis, cakes, etc eqzal % The best
miiE. not only esteem DO perfectly lnn1Cuous, but a
most wholesome article q diet
I an happy 70 cnngrstulsts y0Ahn the success % your
experiments, and trust thar the 1ricls nav meet with
the approval u the pubhc, which &c Justly merits.
Yours, very respectfully,
R. OGDEN DOREHUs N. D.,
Prot ~Chemisiry, n. y. Medical Co ieEe.
Pref Chemistry N Y. COL Pharmacy-
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Eattst Aths bp GrItgrapb
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
nEnRnT


NEW ToRK. October SHE United States mail
steamship vanaerbnt arrivet Il this Ton to-day from
Havre via s~outhamDtan. With dates q ne ash at.
Her hdvices have been partially anticipated By The
arrival Of ne steamship CITY q BHltimore.
TrRKET-The report that ne suitan q fwEsy ID
TENDED 70 ssne . SPECIAL hissisu TO London and Psris is
oneislly denied.
NaPLrs -rhs latest scoounfs from Supier stale nat
Gen. GaribaiM had attacted Cspua. During The engage
msut two hundred u General Garibslti's army were
wounded. Garibsldis army succeeded In passirg caif-
ina. ne Nsspoitan army made an unsucesssfui 81
tempt 10 recover R~eosgsE1o.
Gen. GsrihaiH at the --latest sooouus ~sasauaiung the
return Of one o. his generals before attacking ihe Nsa-
poiitan army.
TIE iHbshltsuts o. viterbo revealed, and drove away
the Papa garrison.
Two French detachmrns oftruops have been sent from
NM "a fha Naanofitau fruuffar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-09

ILLEGAL HoUEs.-John Werner and Yalen-
tine Russsr were before the recorder yesterday
for keeping their respective bans open after II
O'Clock at night, and each relieved Of their
profits 10 the amount Of so.
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FOR Children.
Nnn-Resrdenf Notice.

vs. - horn, J. p, on judgment for
NJ A. Hogs ls2fs.
At the July term. 1851. df me law side OF the Com
II mon Law md Claueery Clurt Of ne city % hfm-
phis. DO appeared th8t defenits- vas a rou-reslieut %
the STATE % Tennessee Is vas ordered b. the court
that publication be made fluT weeks excessively 10 the
Memphis Daily Appeal, requiring defendant 90 appear
st or before the calling af this cause, 81 the next Octo-
Der term % this court. umueuclus on the second Acn-
dar in Oct1her. 1850. and defsul this suit IN his behalf
OF tie sane viii BE- taken Tor confessed as % Giairfifis
petition, and judgment b. Default entered against de-
feudsnt. ARC J. WRIGHT, Clerk
Ny A. J. WHEELER. d. {.
mH-aH-. HH-amm-HHm-raa-Ha unaHu
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Drs. L. W. GaBDert and 6. "

DIS. L. w. GabbeFt ana g.. W..
Morrow
rOGETHER give special attention TO al ferns Of chron
icdissases, bat mere particularly 10 diseases Of Inns,
Bye and Wo1b. they also remove Cancerss Tumon,
&c. win or withou: the knife, and perform al surEica
operations 10 the most approved and scientific manner.
mey viii hoard patients from the country, 50 hat hey
can have ne best attention.
Omce in Lsnov's Builiizg, Union street. second doc
fram Main. mr12-iawty
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MANSFIELD a 90
DIT. Jas. McCIintOck,s PectOraI
Eawnn

AMERIC is dled with The fame q TIE great physi-
ean and physi3iogist, and IN his Pec.orai syrup We have
the granlest result o. his skin and resaarch. No numan
being need perish % consumptioa or any disease o. the
0zans Of respiration. who seeks relief iu rnc from
this a~l-p1uerfui ~pulnonic-
Price 500. Sod By MANSFIELD s. co.
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ARRIVAL OF H sTEANsFIPN ORTHERN

NEW ToR Oe0bers-Ths United States steamship
Northern Light arrived Al this port Today with dates
from ApinWal 70 the son uiL
when the Northern Light len Aspiavan he s.esm-
ship John L stephen, had not srrived at Panama from
san Frauciso1.
Aboty o. rebels aitseksi 1e government o. the city
q Panama on the 2sth ult.. but hey were ~rePaised.
Five pers 4 we're knedoa each side. Fifteen relsis
were taken prisoners. The rinSieaders are Supposed 10
Be- Croso and Blanoo. mey.both have escaped. together
with the rebel army Who, uPon ieafainr that forces we're
landing from the British ship-af-uar Clio and The Uai=
e. States sloop-of-vur s.. Nays, took % the woods
and ned.
COSTA RIGA revelation in favor % ex-Presidsnt
Eora had broken out in Costa Rioa with every prospect
Of suoosss. A treaty between Great Britain ara Mic
ssgua has been ratified. This treaty makes san Juan
= free port.