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.XOEIcP.
TO MARRIED LADIES

TO MARRIED LADIES
Il Il peculiarly suited. !; viii, in . short tins, bring %
ne m1rthly period with regularity.
Each houle. price One Dollar, bears the GoTeanm-nt
Stamp Of Great Brifsin. % prevent oousterfsits.
n.
Thess Pills Ehouid net Be taken By females hat are
pregnant. durirg ne arst three munths, as they are surs
tobrinr on Mis1rriages but 81 every siher tine, ard 10
svs-y ether case, tkey are perfeciy safe
In au eases q Nervous md spinal Afeoions. Pains n
ts Bacfand Limbs, H@sriaasa. FHtigue On aiizkE exur-
tior. Pstlatlon o. The dezrt, HFutsrioss whites. these
pills viii eject q care whsl all ether means have nled.
AMI Although 4 powerful remedy, do not contain iron.
cshusL aElnauy, Or anyhinz hurtu 70 TIE e~onsiia-
ti0n.
Fun directions IN ne pGnphie. srouud each paeEags
which shouid be carefully preserved.
Sole scent for the United States and Csnzd.1,
JOB MOSES, Qate L Q. Baldwin kCo)
Rochester, n. T..
N. B.-sIOo and sir posiAss sampa enclosed 70 nay
authorized lEert. win insure q bottle. oontaiuing 50 pills,
By return mail.
- soid ia Memphis By Chandler h c. md al
tralgists everywhere. J.. Wright 4 Co New crleansi
wholesale agents. tr2o-tEzvesElsis
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The Woman,a Friend.

urv-rsz rkTEEr AsHlss NACHIsE from SO
az, Eighis ana mscainss for siely
81. ID. G~EOsFEE0R,
H4ru TalksQn blsk, SO KAN street.
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A rrArI6v as ssan---s In . Pirate family In
- dfy ~ u1uuly. ArrlE aI me shs-y House.
20 Cotton Fickers Wanted.
fEFHE s1-- us=s 60 hire. or q m1ufh o. tEo.
Z tFus u7F-u men 90 ul-E c1--l1 fu ArE1nszs. 20
nile b11k @ Eeisaa. Ar1-+ o.
-u = C D~OT5HEETT, Memphis.
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Rresh .MlIIef Sci

TWO Houses and Lots. situated 1u Dunlap stree
Il east Of the Charicst1l Depot, tnd sU1s.e fur small
amilie-, viii be -1aI al = uarEllr, Do application be-
uafs soon. For farther PARTICULARS. aEpy o. thr 1-o-
u-iasars Of tha Appeal AVIS
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QUEEs.-Hsve you seen that big Indian Ia
El1Asr cluuns blEnE Roofs, BAHrs sd LEAVES.
or ne C-HEaoErr Er~EpvP s-,n-r-I-.
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JAMES MARKS s. co.,
rs MsrN STREET.


LEECHES-FRESH LEECHES.
Always on hand BY WM. c. WERSEs, Cupper
an1Lsefsr, NJ. Is EaiH street. between Market sni
Tlrraes.er, Eemslis ssI5-8us
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10 THE LADIES.

McLean's SrenEtheniHg Cordial Is q sovereign sns
speedy cure for incipiento consumption, whites, o~bstructec
or diICuit menstruation, llcoutlnelce cf urine or tnvol
antzry discharges thereof falling % The WOMB, g1d1l-
ness, aintiuE. and an diseases incident % females
There T. no mistake aboutit- Suffer no longer. TAX
b according % directions. T. viii stimulate, Strengthen
aud inviEorate y0ui and cause the bloom o. health ,
mount your cheek aglin- Evey bottle h warranted
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Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Nil
dtlsr-r. Read fre-tsura-r
nn=rrr ~znc 4 RI
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Ia another column, see the advertisement Of
selrzs P-.t1u s. Co. Booksellers and staa5aers $50
hs-n Sree, usar E-fsu street.
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For Stoves, Crates, Mantsls, Heuse Furn.sh-
-- Costs rr s- ses ssrz-rzus &sr-z--a's s-rer-
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j G.. Y JOINS 5 CO.,
my5 90 VIM
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ALIVE AND IMPoETED, LONG AMI
~rnnnr- Tnnm

Best beck two -Hlr old and toward. premium SIS
-DLl-rI = Cavius. Faygrs c., Ky
B--t budk. one wear I'D and under 20. premium 80
-DIIard x CavIns, Fagstte Co, Ky.
Best pen. three ewes, three years Ola and upwards,
premium sl5-Dulard h Cavirs. Fs-ette Co., Er
Best pen, three ewes, tao wears Old and under three,
premium n C1vius. Fayette Co, ET.
Bcsf On fst-ed sheep. premium e50- v g. P T.
Leuuich. fine dae sheep were sold after the award
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W%FmFPH.

r f. Clark s. Cas- column
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Best bale Eiansd cotton. uremiun $3.50, W. R Holmes.
Ce-ihcste, A P. DunEwEys Mississippi. Seventeen
u1uuctir1rs.
B'st two baies ginred cotton, prcnium 500, Mrs
Mary n. Barton, Marshall county, Miss. Certificate, J.
p. Cl-aV=s.
Best three bales rinned clttau, premium $50. ". c.
E~Eglestous Mississippi. Cerihaate, J. P. Mitchell.
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uElEAND0 f---RaN0E COIPaEE.
MEMPHIS.
--ll street 1- rau fa ---
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y. p Re- s H. n--sz-r
81 T.sa G. Delel-l,
4 C Irrafusu.
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JACK STOCK
Best JACK, four years CD andupEau; premium, 500
p. tcheu.
Best JACK, three years o1i premium, s5o-D.s s. NaE-
we'll.
Bezt Jsck. two years old PREMIUM s2S-I. B smith.
Best pair mules. REGARDLESS Of aaa or sex premium
s50-J. ". a p z. LeTwch- Csrtthcate & sane.
Best nzIe us1le prem iun. s25-J. W. h P T Left
uich Cerif afH % same
Bes. mule. tuo wears cd: premium. si5-r. B No
Ken. Ceruarlt-. p s-ster ard Holaud FsYeit- cunt.
B-et zuckfinE mule; premium, slO-J- Y. Byd. Ger
udcafe j. G1ifstT
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Business aotrrs.
FASHIONABLE
10 N 81
Jas. & CO.,

WORLD inform the eazeas o. EeaDhis and vicinity
as, they have opsassth ne store 20 KAN street form
shy ou1u1isd By J. A.. Street where they wlH keep
constantly on hand
F.Esr CLASS STOCK
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Bet stallion, four years Cd and upward citizens
premium 81 010-Impartei scythian, the property n R
A Aeranlsr OF WorifaId Ky Certificate, Non Albert
Rus sfArE.. Peaks OF Otter"
Be G mare. four yesrs Oh and upwards premium
81 Z E--a-nE-
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Best bushsl winter vhie vhesL premium si5-J- L
Fi1sieu K Co.
Best bushel winter red wheat premium s5-Tsrd s.
MrHenauf.
Best busheI re, premium s3-cal Wm. Strong.
Best burheI cats premium s3-E. s Eiam
Best bu-hal yellow C I'm. premium e3-Eohn Harding
Best bushel white corn. premium s@Johu MuriinE-
Best hushel timothy seed, premium ss-Orgm Bruth-
err A Co
ers a c..
Best bushsI milst premium s-wigss Brothers
T. %.
best busheI hsrss grass premium ss-EieEs Brs,hsrs
4 Co.
Best sample nsuly introduced Ersin, useful TO farms,
premium ST. ". EInm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-16

COPysT WAITED. COPYING DONE IN. 4 GOOD,
- fair hsndl that can be taken home Address Y o. X,
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS

From co Hare via s. a ,ssR:p ArasGsp.
rs aaa Mrs and Two
dreu Mr. and Mrs 0ree and Mrs Parsons three ch
%ses N. g: ssS .srvas y: sii s.tss'
wig f:sGR ~
s1d
aud AVID two children jules ssss Soasst
II NJ and E srs5 ind chi
~ sss NJ and NJ: Vial @ pa sGr
u: SsSol: = Jsdsrds Boraas Ms Links, ".
Wort Mrs W.: .s Mr. :p sGsn a.s o s w Levy M
Prom Gibraltar, in the steamahp Robert Lowell sknlen
From New Orleans In the ship Augususx Earle of New
From New Orleans In the ship 81 Peter-Jno Brown.
DEPARTURES.
Issrpco stsspsAp p, New York.
Vt and Mrs Henry Ball New Yori Mss MAry James Ph,
RRs sT 'Snn
s,.as5s nsf:s HssrssSl: I'd ssiss Ty sS
aSss
Nan ys5 ss . Se e pssspn o n ss
oss San hing New Ysrk jose Perez and ser
ss New
baltimore; Middleton, South C.rona sydney P Elliott
'ss AHs
ton Ho % Jas Eesy No .d e.. No
smith. Aatana; xr Richard spragus, Boston; Cook
England 1Ctaloi.
Fer Charleston, IN the sseanshis James Adger-J g
emNh and lady, Mrs storm and grandchid, Jas
Adams TonDer Capt Retilsck And lady, Mcfarland
T. Lynes by Ssss Mrs Mass chas Bailey Ed Badxip xr
Barnns, = 9 bartsu, Dnsye: 2 Levy, Mrs Z s,mp
son, Ars Herber, Aies Howe Mrs Van scoasck Rev
Wilson and lady. JBo Mlnsr, Mss Hore 5no oes
and Ady Hnoden and lady 1hos Brooks and lady Mas
l. Q Perry, Miss / Perry, Miss IA Perry Miss Lynes
lady and boys Alex Ande, and adv ssrne Mrs
Penny Jno Irving and lady Gee Leohr. Bird
kutjrs, W smith, Hendrtck, JNS CYocheron II
becker Martin Jpo Sprasg Mrs S6ovil eand infant
hiss Oliver. VIM Oliver Jno Oliver, Seele l. Levi,
Mansfield, Jas Fay, @ Hock-and II In the Storage.
EFor Norfolk &C. In the steamship Jamestown-Capt Ro
bert McKeag Solomons, 4ason, silsbee and lady,
Ellis. Henry Bowen, Harley A Densiow and lady
J II Kroehl and lady. and IA In The steeraee
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Telegraph Marine Report.

Telegraph Marine Report.
BRIG REBEccA d FRANcrs-Norfolk Feb l5-The brig Re.
becca Francis from New York. ashore York River,
and Is going to pieces
BOOK FEB .qn:enHS vessels night .osss
Pm. Wind ENE. blowing gale; showing fast
Mfscollano0use
The Cunard steamship ASIA Cap. Lott sailed yesterday at
noon for Liverpool. She had 81 passengers.
The Brsh steamship City Of Manchester Capt Cunning
sailed yesterday for Glasgow
BARK BURLINGTON Keen, below Charleston from Boston,
had continued sW sales and sprung forema fore topms
sp sails &c before reported Jan II, Robert Haon
fell from alot aud killed 18Th George Johuson
@ i By .sssm.r and grounded q
and towed quarantine Capt Keen reports having
Sickness among he crsw While Of and
faons cham and had 70 procure assistance 70 get the
able s 1y not o,s S a,
while ashore, aud suffer ed no apparent injury.
BARK sARANAc which arrived Wilmington NC, 18th inst
cleared from Cardenas for Boston.
BRIG GEN BoYp which arrived at Savannah 9th Inst cleared
from Cardenas for Boaon.
acnR MYRovKR Hughes from Wilmington. NC. 10 days,
ENw took heag, saua from SNE which s.mp
hove under three resisa fore and main and fore s,ys.
became more 5ts.r p and =. torn y y:s having
3: 'S S
Boston Lsh. .oos NV s.e, win snow before
seventeen times, split sAis &C.
scIs HgssI PArso. crowsl rom Norfolk Boston put
night of Fne island BY an an.no~n sap badly dauAgs
cosScs s0' was ''"s1 s~ A0na'n 'J smack Daniel
Soma s.nAH SPARK, fer New yess wrecked entrance
previous to I'D ut and wouii be sold in few daya
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssITIoATION

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
ACADEMY OF Mus e; ,TsEr rREYsoHOrz
q f. svsa
This THURSDAY evening FEB 10, ats
Second ard Of the the company.
A' ~s'' Oh sOs ps aShy s fSi,9 Gss'A
ys1DaY sy.1ns
When Will DO p.1snss for 81 occasion only p.oys
WIN great f ss5s '1s1s!sf sEsA Mao, srIA
M =:
g. % ~ ss s.'
On Sleepy nAsP FI 1f1i ssH 4 4 O'clock
Last Tns ssssRR t 81 ss
With Its extraordinary star cast Including
i sSIoSo ssd, SESa /: HS6D1o s. sysss
ssS q sung
4a sSS h h Sc EEnf R se
composed f9 ME- e: Patti p ss Har wifi mai, her
pesfnnce Names psop o her dep.r.sre
": NJ
which abe VIII ns in course week. for the s
p n 81 notice win be given ..
A FIX dFnsD .. pv.r
Dis @a'h vi" % The only
re- q
SUNDAY wERx, Feb. 10.
When will be performed DSp1 err
Arranged as m oraorio to he enire musc of 81" Po,uo
Admission 70 all parts, Fifty Cent?
WINTER GARDEN.
w The management regret 10 u
'UNARATsD SUCCESS
Which attended Mr. Jeiersons adaptation Of ChaxlnD
q
OLIVER TWIST,
il can only be performed for
-' THREE NIGHTS
THREE NI0uT8
THURSDAY.
FRIDAY.
On Friday the performance will be for Tho
FAREWELL. BENEFIT
FAREWELL BENEFIT
MATILDA HERON.
On she VIII make her last appearance but
Ysrk for considerable PERIOD In her great soma
hon OF .,.,, cxruc
On Saturday the entertainment will be for The
BENEFIT
J. W. wALLACK.
WHO VIII appear rAorN. THE JEW
GEORGE JORDAN AS BILL SKIES.
In reply inquiries the beg 10 -
that the brilliant and be anfui rev York fAvore
WOOD,
VIII her reappearsnce the inter Garden on Mouds
evening Feb. 20.
w by small family the second Story privats Honso
FIRST store, consisting OF four roouS
the neghborhood OF Blocker broadway Addre
with terms q. r. W. Herald office. -
@EOA "A YOUNG PHYsICTAN OF ECI,ECrIC on
POOV reformed Practice, with this amount In cash na1
have In an extensive lucrative city yracoe 81
Drug stote wei h'ed Diret TO hedcus box ITO HsrNlaS
Toe with and address.
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scOvCU OR GERMAN GIRL wayrsD-OSs
"a counpstept general norseworg washing &c for
small family oh se persoaa. Apply at ZIG West 2h 81 70
Day.
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A SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST KATE COOK;
cooking ia al ita branches; and ,r
D. ard and dsnss also b,nps all kinds Of 70
has objection to pesse boarding house. The very Of
references given. Apply at 70 Noa St, near Canal no,
front
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sIT0 ATOMS wANTED-rEmALRs.

sITO ATIONe WANTED-rEMALES
A REspBCFABLE ENGLISH WOMAN WISHES sIrU
a "a travel with family 70 nurose wsk adv
children; WIN Owe her services Ter frse rasssge wssd
sek being accustosd 70 veyags Address D.
D. B., Herald onloe VI
A REsPBCTABLB LAUNDREss, Who IS FUILY
"A capable Of doing ali ki.ds Of fine washing wishes
take clotne. her house. abe docs up
can shy aded families have thsr wsshins
done sy month. Call address xrs Gaia
sth ave, near 24th at taa
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GARIfIME INTBLLIGENCE,
Movements OF Ocsaa steansr

1srsh Asr ..... Nov YORK Feb. D......Aspinwax
THE HAVANA AND NEW qnLBANs srRAMBRs-
Ruyusr Csry--rr~uo New YORK a. arriving HAvsus -
ana ieb From New Orleans Oh, Havana IA
e.a4wsl~Fron New York l.h arriving n Havana IN
ass prlsas. l9 From New Orleans IN, Havana sOh
PznsrrIrHnA-rron MAJ. Yort i7th arriving as Havana
"a and Nov Orleans ssh fr~m New Orleans sh Havana
81 arriving n New sors 18th
De soro--Fron new yoYt 7!h arriving Havana La and
New Criesns ID From New Orleans laS Havana ia
Eivng Il New Ysrt iSA
Qu4xzs Crv.Fron New York Feb Is arriving n aayaaa
Asrse From Havana FEB Vs. arriving New York Feb 49,
. KAxHAE-frnU He~ rors fer Havana VA Na.sau, M,
We Arrvl eyery Alternate 0unard Ut Now York
B-Whes 0s shove dates fall Sunday IL slaA wW
~ On hsadAS. osseps from New Orlesna-
iN SPECIAL k0rTOK
AZ csShae~ ssi l~A-s tais~S.S ~ ~ NEW Yoax H2Als
6Aew<d h seule6
AAnAAAu pOn ssW YoxK-fnu DAY.
SON xSssA % ho0H sDss ..norn -
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T RvI DECKRR BILLIARD TABLE MAKER, RRCRNT-
~ y burned DOT n; 70 street. has tsporarNo cited
premises At l99 Fulton street Broadway whore the bn
ness Of his old stand will be carried until 90 Ann
rebuilt At tho time OF the FIRE l. DECKER held leasr
In hs poasesson) Of the Old until 1863 retuy1
there ~ AZ the improvements especially adapted for IL
business be crested.
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A YOUNG MARRIED ENGLIsHMAN WISHES A STU
aficp to superutend and work farm understands
the business THOROUGHLY having had twelve years
ths COUNTRY the wife, wanted woud take charge Of
dairy and gate house Beat reteren Address box
N Herald
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4 I.ARes ASSORTMENT OF WE'LL mAsoNEp IN
a - fahsss 49, : u -. pesslae manner and {
reasenahe vseee w - baDA q u Ph0an Billiard Tail
n.nu1ns1aY - 9 81 and = CtssSy sGrsss, T. r Kvsry q
tis1o osun1GeaA wA0 ~ hnAo q - lsWeee rsSaa
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yUASTEp-FoR THE FIRST OF APRIL. OR soONNR
by small family the second Story Of privaas Hoass.
the FIRST Floor nice store consisting Of four
Deghbohood OF Blocker and Addreo
with terms Y. r. W, Herald Office.
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Burial of Prince Jerome.

PARIS, Friday, June ~ or. N.
In pursuance Of the programme as given in the
Aoniteur. deputhtons from the great bodies of the
State were admitted g. hal! pas. tweva 10 day 70
sprinkle holy water on the remains Of Prince Jer-
ono. The left wing Of the Palais Royal was ar
ranged for this religious rite. The grand entrance.
the yestbue, the windows on the grand staircase
were hung with black The servants OF the
Prince were in attendance in the vestibuIe. and
Grenadiers OF the Imperial Guard were stationed
on the grand staircase. The several rooms lead
ing to the grand drawirg-room were hung with
black. and were lighted bv numerous lamps and
candelabrs. The grand saloon was converted into
q chapciie ardente- The prince. wearing the uni.
form of q Marshal Of France. and having all the
orders on bic breast, was laid on State bed. his
face uncovered. Black cloth, spangled and en-
broidered with silver bees, hung round There
was a triple range oflighted wax tapers placed ~
the right and left Of the bed. In front were
cushions, which were laid the princes Royal
crown, sword and Marshal,s batoa. Tho Able
Doussot, the Princes chaplain, prayed ut the
right of the bed, and The Cure Of Saint Roeh near
the alter erected for the occasion. The officers Of
the Princes household, General Damas, Baron do
Plancy, Major Perraud, Colonial Tyrnon. and Ma
jor Channy-remaned standing at the right of
the bed wa set = sal
The interment will take place on Tuesday. at
the Invalidcs, where, it appears. the remains will
for the present be deroriled The pail will be held
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MEDICINES. &C
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

Ia constitutional disease corruption of the blood,
by which this fuid becomes vitiated, weak. and
poor. Being in the circulation, it pervadcs tho
whole body, and may burst out in disease any
part of it. No organ is free from its attacks,
is there one which it may not destroy. The scrofu-
lous taint is varously caused by mercuria disease.
low living. disordcred or unhealthy food impure
air, filth and filthy habits. the depressing vices,
and, above all, by tho venereal infection. What
be it's origin, it is hereditary in the constitu-
ton. descending from parents to children unto the
third and fourth generation " indeed. it to
be the rod of Him who says, :" will visit the
iniquities of the fathers upon their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt ulccrous matter. which, in the
lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed tuber
clcs; in the glands, swellngs; and OIL the surface
cruptions sores. This foul corruption, which
gcndcrs in the BLOOD dcprcsscs the energies of lite
10 that scrofulous constitutions not only suffer from
scrofulous complaints but they have fur less power
to withstand the attacks of other diseases
sequenty, vast numbers perish by disorders which,
although not scrofilous in their nature, still rcn
dcred fatal by this taint in the system. Most of
the consumption which decimates the human family
has its origin directly in this scrofulous contamina
ton and many destructive diseases of the liver.
kidneys brain. and, indeed. of all the organs, arise
from or aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons invaded by this lurking infection,
and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse
it from the system must renoyatc the blood
by an Alternative medicine, and invigornte it by
healthy food and exercise. such medicine We
supply in
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by an Admiral (no doubt Hamiin, ibs only oafssr
of that rank in the service. Marshal Of Franss,
tproba6ly pelissr, Ministest probably n. Fosld.
Minister Of s'a.s.) and sons Erssd oiResr Il Ne
Crown. ~
II is said that the Emperor win not attend We
funeral on the ground of In being contrary 70 ~
que,,e whichis vigorously adhered 70 under thsEn-
pire. The ceremony viii DO conducted by Rtinss
Napoloon, chief mournsf. All the menbsrs ol
tho Diplomatic Body iave paid visits Of condolsnes
to the Prince and Princess Clotilde. . The posl
mortem examination Of the body VI Prince j.
romo led 10 the discovery OF . halt which had ~
manned in his chest after dusl which he foxkhs
In his youth With brothsr of Marshal DHsouss.-.
On tho 10Th Of shs pressot month ths Prince oouM
no longer speak. bat he was perfectly sensible and
waa able to add eodioil, to his will, expressing
wish that his body should he deposited a. the To-
valides. near bis brother, Napoleon |. The Do
ceased Prince, il IL stated. has left menoirs, and
has in his will prescribed all the measures which
ARC to hs adopted for thcr publication. A mar.
bio statue ot the Prince. In the uniform es Z
Marshal Of Francois to he placed in the Museum
NJ Versailles, aud another 10 the Palace Of The
Senate. The name Of Hue do Prince jerome 10 b
DO given TO one Of the principal streets Of Paris.
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AY T. r. s
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most ctccual remedy which the medical shil
Of our times can devise for this every where lro-
vailing ard fatal mnlady. 1t is combined from the
most active rcinea.s that have been discovered for
the expurgation of this foul disorder from the blood
and the rescue Of the system from its destuetyc
consequences. Hence It should I've employed for
the of not only scrofua, but also those Other
affections which arise from it, such ERurIlvE
and SKIN DISEASES. S.. ASrnoNy's FiRr, ltosr
ERysIrrLAs, pIMrLts, PrsrrLrs, Blorenfs
BLAINs and BoiLs, TuNons TrrrER and SALT
RHEuM, ScAIp HrAp, KINGwoRM, RHEuNArlsM,
SyrHI1ITlc and MEncrRIAL DISEASES, DnorsY,
DYSPEPSIA, DrnIiry. and. indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS
ARISING VTiATEp OR IMPURE BLoop. The
popular belief in " impw,fy ofMc biood is founded
in truth, for scrofula is degeneration of the blood
The particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsnpa
rlla is to purify and regencratc this vital fnd
without which sound health is impossible i'll con-
tanlinated constitutions.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

o"Asl.s skAntN PARKsAN
Cf1ARLES BRADLEY & Co.
Manufacturer Depot for The sale OF
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACco
80 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
ADVANCES MADE ONLY on GOODS IN MORE
REFERENCEs
% Hon. IsIAI g. Hams, Coy. Tennessee, Mcnpha.
Messrs I. ). Il s. W. AYKKs,
SAMUEL TATE, ESQ, Pres't NJ. &c. c. L. r.
OFFICERS GAYos0 SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
N L. LAWRENCE, Cashier State hank,
MaI.s Mnn. f,Ankkk, ,t, Jactson, Tenn.
J: A. TALArEnno, Cash'r State Bank, Trenton, Tenn
Hon. +. NJ. ETnKRIpoE, We,tiiv 10
9kssE JESSE Hare 4 Co. Lynchbur0, Va.
JoHs OYLER
j. 5. CLAIuR 4 Co,
BRAea d AouiN, JR., Ne,c Orleans
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The friends of Mr.. Dou glas are making prepa-
rations to give him grand reception on his ar.
rival in Boston. Il Is understood he will attend
the commencement at Harvard College. and, ao.
cspt the invitation Of the Lancers to dine with
them