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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21

~ EhITU . oAUU.--DI NIhIUl
~ of . writ Of Fisr Facias issued cut Of the COui
81 Common Pise8 of euyahoGl county, at ths suit
jason Ganaeid, plaintiff, agaIust John j. kldnel
dslendan1, 70 ne directsd, l have levied upon AZ
shall clar for sale az the door 81 the Court H0ua
(cornor seneca and Ohamp pain l.reat, IN thu city
lleFelEad, IN said county, Oa the sth day of JIM
ls63 at O'Clock p. n, DE igloEing described lanl
and isnaments, 70 vii: Lot No = IL Taylor 3 10Y
allctmenf, IN Brooklyn Hnshlr, Cnyahog8 count
Ohio. Appralsed at j Ifo.-
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Appraised al sights6n hundred dollars,
ID. i. WIGHTMAG, Shel
WuIIhsgoy 4 RfDDLr plafntif7g Aftorneya
. ASTER OOM1ISST0N


M SALE.-Pursnant to the command Of
Of sale, to me directed, issued trom the
Common Pleas fog Cuyahugl cQunty, Ohio, u
ton therein pending, wherein samuel ~
plaintiff and David Pollock, Jane Pollock "a
tin Maion aro daIendants, shall expose lul
public auction, AZ the dpo7 Of the Court Hou
ner Of Seneca and Ohamplain glreet7; n th4
Cleveland, IN Eld county, on the 26th day
le6o, At 2 O'Clock y. d. of sid day the lolloE
scribed lands and tonenentS, 70 wit; "sltua,
township Of Brooklyn, being number leTd'
thirfssnth ranE8 Of t0Wnahils, n the Coni
Western Reserve, IN the state q Ohio, and 1
also n the county Of Cuyahogl, and d know
number i've hundrst and ei4hil 1ile fae9) 4
stones addition 70 Ohio City and Clsyalan'
lot Is 0ug1hundrei and thirty (I3oI lset fr0nt
tOu street, aad one hundred lud sixty ak
I2th5 ieet deep On the north line and one
and sixty-sfx fi66l fsst deeD along kiFtlnn
and one hundred and thirty fsst dep fron 8
Eamed street.
JOsEPH 8. GRAN
Master Commi
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JOsEPE 8. GKAl
Mnnfar Tornurf
Arril q, 80. u
NdERTFFSSALE---BYV1 ~

ChERlFFS SALE---BY VI
- Of writ Of vsnditi6ns exponuB, issue
J5urt Of Common Pleas, Of yuyahoga cou
snft Of Abraham r. Van Host e al,
against II. II. Gillatt, defendant, &c ne
shall oler for sale e TIE door Of the CO
tc0rner Of seneca and Champlain stree
city Of Cleveland, IN the said county, On
of June, i8to, a. O'Clock P. n. 0f SD q
lowing described lands and tenemonis, to
mencing at the inte7aection Of the south
Vermont street with the eastsrly Inc Of v
therco easteriy aloug the soufhariT line
street, eixty-nins fIet; thence soltherl
with the east line of West street, sixty !
aastoriy parallel with the south line
street eleven ieet; thence s0utherly parlll
east line of Wesi street thirty eight i
westerly paTallBl with Fermcnf g.reet Ell
the east line Of We1t Ttrs1f; thence mort
-ths east line 81 West giroei. ni1cl1 eight
place of beEinning: bsing tks. 1lme QI
scribed IN doed ron Gilno1 Folsom, %
0fllstt, nacorded in F0l- q, pl9u1 % and
hofa county recorql, al1 llitler kloHn
". corner of Block 11. IN thl lulltlo @
lotmant IN CleTeland QlornerlF o1lo City
county, Ohio. Appraised et ,see,
ID. u. IflaHFNAN
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JAsoa o4sglELs PlalaiIs'l. Al.lIssI.

LlWAlU IIILLEI1 U7I71II1T-T
CAD DEFENDANT, EDWARl
DBULKLEY, VII take nolics that said plalnl
hlod her petitlon IN e1ld Court On the 18th day
April, A. D. 1850, againlf hI1l. praying that
IaErfiaqe contract nv llblIatlrg bstgesn thanl
dissolved, Charging said defendant with habifi
drunkounesg lor fhreg years, and has been TuiI
Of gross neglect Of duty, and Hilfally absans r.
said piaintlf or three ycdrs la1l p1lt and that
ca1iBe vii 30 for helrinF az tbs Nay term Of u
Court A. D. 1850 AI1ElT i. sLADE.
NAV ~ piainfff'a Afforna1
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA

NEwToRK, Augusts.-Tbe British and North Ameri-
can royal nail steamship Europa Cspi, Leiteh. arrived
At Halifax to-day, o. her way from Liverpool to Bastoa.
with dates TO ne 2sth ult.
she sailed from Liverpool on Saturday, The 2sA ult.
Al noon, and brings one days later sdvioss than the
steamship Canadian.
ThsCunard steamship Persia arrived At Liverpooi On
the Ssh alt. fr,m New YORK.
s~FAIA-Previ0us 70 the sailing o. the Europa nothing
farther had iranspirsd in reference to snAirs in Syria.
Aeviees received from Paris state that eonfsrsnoes
were being Asd here relative 70 ths iniervsnlon o. the
European powers in Syria, and it was expected that's
Z Convention would so0E be signed
Il Was supposed lat the Sultan OF Turkey would de-
clare AGAINST the Intervention q foreign powers for the
protection O Christians in syria.
sIcILv.-Advioes received from Naples say that Nss-
sins is siiH held By she N-ap1litan army. and hat Gen.
Garibsldi was there. A. Meiozza, both sides ezpe-
rienced very heavy losses II - reported that General
Garibaldi received a wound during the engagement.
CHIsA.-Hisn FunE, The Chinese ambassador, is lying
At the point OF death. Il is supposed that peacs may
snsus between Chiaa and the western powers % his de-
cease.
RUSSIA "A German newspaper announces that the
Gar Of Russia has issued = uksse placing native and
fosign merchants On The sane foouug.
FRAScE.-Advioes received st Paris, announce the
HGs OF ne Frelcn steam laAspqft lsafe IN AmeuT har-
Dor. she had on board q large quantity OF poEder and
munitions o. war.
SOUTH ANEAIcA.-Advioss received from Buenos
Aytes announce that the osniuns. between Buenos Ayres
and the Argentine Confsderatiou had been ratihed and
there BE- every prospect Of the establishment o. peace.
Business a. Busnos Ayres is active 70 an er5raordinary
degree.
Trade with the United States has largely Increased.
ROMA teleErsphic dispatch from Rome states
hat 8 ssaitous bill hsd been posted in he streets, On.
nouncing an approaching revolution.
E~SsLAED.-hs weather thnUugb0ut RuEland has been
unfsvorabie Tor crops.
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THIS INSTITUTION Is now cormsncing H. THIR-
TEENTH SEASON. via steadily Increasing prosper
ity q has nov treated more than FIvE THOUSAND
patients, Who have dpck d hither from sssrly every
State iu ne Union aad from The Canafas. Il j noz me
oldest establishment 10 Ansrcs, sni ne propristor tn
tends 1t shan costume 10 be, what R ever hss been.
THE WATER CURE OF II WEST.
Our position h high, Commanding q pure and bracinr
atmosphere. with al extensive and Charming iandsespe.
Erounds we'll kept and such q ~profusisn q real natural
hesuiy In glen. woodland aad-vaisr. that 10 Is sSparsnt
art has only ALLEN in with nsture 10 the choics ana
prsparauon Of thia sPot far a great HEALrH ISsrI-
TUITION.
he motto o. the stsbIshmsnt-ExCELsT0Ro-
he proprietor has dctermined year b. year more richIy
% ds'srvs. Hsving last season sased g new triet
building three stories high 90 ne isdiss' wing, contain
ing ivo Eand Bathing Eoous, ea1h forty b. tzsnty-
EIGHT feet be viii, THIS season, bring o. his i-nstitution
bis valuable experience and observaticn o. climate and
disease, BATHS \ BATHING ESTABLISHMENTS.
srquired during he lat eight moaihs IN Eargpe and
The East.
Re has associated viii himself Or. r.. HAYES, agen-
utmsn % liberal education and twelve years Of profess
SIGNAL experience IN similar institauons.
ELLEN HIGGINS, n. D.. stu retains her o1unsc-
ton win ue Female Departments. she joins 70 rare
jadsment q disease and genuine tart in is treat
nent a lar-e experience in pubic and private practice.
Our great srperiencs aRd sucoess IN TIE treatment q
DISEASES, iustnss our confidence that they
can be treated here vita Unsurpassed em-iency and
rapidity 81 cure.
OR enlarged and perfected Gymnasium is suu under
ne care and supervision % ?. r.. DEXING, Master in
Gymnastics. Who win make bis department most ssree-
and probable 70 The patients.
We shall continue to use the ELECTRO-CHEMICAL
Bats, and md it an invaluable I'D in the treatment Of
forms o. nervous, o~5ngestive and bilious Diseases.
F0r further inquire o. Co.'s. sam. Tate
mi J. P. Mills, o. Memphis.
T. ?. SEELTE, N. D., Proprietor,
aU8-dltaU3t DevaIarf OH.
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CELLULA-EE0r FAvEMENrs.-Below viii
be fouud a communication from MA. H.
Hise, who proposes to lay down a cellular iron
pavement at The intersection Of certain streets
named in the proposition, which we commend
10 the consideration Of our business men. az
worthy OF their attention.
4 proposal 10 fbe property holders al the june-
t9n Of Bata and -4dGHs, Main AID jefferson,
Main and Court, MaiA aHd Madison, MGin
sn6 Monroe aad Msin and Uni0a streets.
The honorable board Of aldermen having
agreed that the cellular iron pavement nav Be
laid down on any Of the cross streets above
named at the expense Of the property holders,
] will lay down fifty feet on any one Of the
said cross streets at or near their junction
with Main street, at ny own expense, pro
viied the property holders along the line OF
said cross streets viii pay back what it cost
ne to Jay down said pavement, after il shall
have been thoroughly tested. ] viii give any
reasonable length Of time FOR testing the eel
lulaT iron pavement, and II it does not, at the
expiration Of its test, prove better than any
other pavement laid down in this city, viii
G4EN ADA-lA- ~ IT, NAAAAtlf 4 nM HliANE
that any other kind Of pavement nsy be laid
down alongside Of the cellular iron pavement,
and II il does not prove better than the pave
msnt 50 laid down. viii charge nothing Cor b.
lam authorized By tie owners Of TIE patent
Of the cellular iroa pavement, 70 say that they
VIII lay down the whole OF Main street with
the cellular iron pavement, in fer months
time, sndthst they win take for said work one
fourth cash, and the balance in notes Of the
property heldsrs along The line Of Main street.
due in six, twelve and eighteen months after
date. would state to the property holders %
Memphis, that have no further interest in
this matter than to see our streets well and
permanently paved. A. H. HIsE,
and 5 Clinton street.
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InViEorate nc sysfem.

f~Wo-THiRDs o. or cissaass proceed from dsranes-
msntse q ~ stomach and DE nerves. A waut % visor
In ne digestive nEans causss an immsn.e amount or
d~aconfort, beth in tofy anf mind. one preparation,
rnt one only. reaches the cause and ths Consequence q
mis- discomfort. To give srsnEh 70 ths Esstsusd
stam eh % calm ne aEifsied nerves ~ 10 restore
hat regularity % seton ln Ell he organs shlcl oausti-
tuie periect health and tend % secure q long and p1lu-
iers life. thsre-is DO medicine uoE before ne world
which viii compare with HOsTETTER's STOMACH
BiTrERs. Eould be aH lnsHlt to The reaisr 10 sap
pose thst he has Dot heard o. their amszlnr suoosss n
D~yFDepsia, Liver Complaint, General DEBILITY. and a.
TIE dsofiers TO which ne stlmaeh. ms liver. ne b -
ss and me usrvous system are mlisa. 81 marvslaus
Is ne eject o. this srsat restorative nat physieisnl o.
eminenee Go not hesitate to amx their names o. Wit
nsasss % the Testimonials o. rers0as vho have been
rescued from suasring and danEer By the Blttsrs, rhen
ne remedies q The d~speusiry hat al been tried win
out avail.
For sale b druEsists and dealers generally every
where HOsTETTER a SMITH,
Mauufacturera and Proprist1ra.
nn4=f Huu1m NJ. s. Wrfar arf - 49, af~a~f
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gle6s bp GrIfarag5.
LATER PROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER CANADIAN.


NEW YoAE. Aursst s.--ras new steamship Canadian
Of ~ Montreal oosan steamship line, arrived Al FARTHER
Point yesterday. from Liverpael. with adviess to the
sTh oil.
LsSDos. Jaly p Il nev telegraph company 10 work
undsr Aliens aafssts proposss 10 establish lines and send
messages Of twenty vords 70 any part Of Great Butaia
FOR one shilling
The directors Of the Atlantic ocean telegraph company
snnounoe hattheir Efforts 70 restore The Atlantic cable
have failed.
ne public inoore of0rrai Britain last yssr amouatsa
tos eveuy-one minisn. four hundred and sixteen thousand
pounds III ezPenaiturss Tor the same tim. amount 10
seventy million i've hundred and four ihonsshd pounds.
In The Gooawood races NJ. TsnRroso's hsr.e Mas
siers ran FOR the siewsfd cup. and came n second.
Nj. TsnBrosci's horse satellite ran for the Good
WOOD Stake, and eams IN second.
rorLITz-rhs Prince Ressui q Prussia arrived At
Tgplit1 On the 2ih uit. he vas received al he railway
terminus By the Emperor o Austria.
he Psris Pays reports nat q rssty has bssn signed
between Austria and Prussia
FRtScE.-Leiier resolved from Paris say that Lord
Pzlmsrston's speech on ne nafionn defense o. Eugisnd
has caused a great senssdon. Serious alarm is felt
As 10 The maintainsnee Of peace between England and
France.
me French hsei 10 the Mediterranean sea is to Be
raised 70 twenty sail # US lire. ne military opera
tons Tor ms expedition 70 Syria osniinses unahaied.
me expedition vii comprise twenty thousand nen. be-
sizes artillery and cavalry.
E~NsLASD.-rhs isndon Herald SAYS al The oHoers Of
The navy on forIough have been ordered 70 report them
selves Immediately. Tae naval reserve las been called
out
s-icILT.-Eothins Bsr has bees received 10 regard
70 he movement Of General GsrihaIdi.
ne EinEof ssrdiaia has had an lnteryiev vita the
new Eespolitan anhsssador.
Genenl Nib, Via o1mmsnfed In the revelation %
1919, has gone 20 Sicily 10 Join Gen. GEribsldi.
EA~rLEs-Adyioss received iron Naples state hat
the hng promises 10 assent 10 universal suffrage IL the
western powers will secure his mainland possessions
ssainst invasion from General GsrIsaldi.
RoHE--Tbe Pope refuses % sdopt any q The measures
proposed by the French ambasssaor, aud says nat II
are forced On him be wilt sbsndon the states Of The
church.
Fears are entertained At Bone that Gen. Garibaldi
will nsts a sudden inrurs;on into me pspai territory.
sTHIA.-Thers ia nothing new from Syria. Anairs
are sin serious and complicated. Two saTdiniin vessels
q var have been ordered 70 Prroeed>to the ooast Of
syria.
ne vioeroy OF Egypt has PLACED his troops 81 The dis
posal Of the sultan % aid IN publishing The Dresses.
RUsEIA.-Adyioes from 81. Petersburg state that
great excitement is manifested sEainst the TURKS in con-
sequence o. the massacre Of Christians IN Syria
II u the intention Of ne emperor Nspoleon 70 occupy
syria, rather than Interfere Tor the punishment o. the
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No Cure no Paw!

TIE MISSISSIPPI in
valuable soothing and hea.lrg medicine Tor the stomach
and Bowels vas dr.t introduced 20 the public about ten
years ago, BY is present proprietors, Who pat r ID in
small way 81 their Old stand. No. q Front Bow. Mem
phiss Tennessee. It's wonderful Effects iu curing all
Bowel Complaints, su-h as Dyssn,ery. Cole Cholera
Morbus aui Diarrhea. whether auts o. chronic. soon
Won 0r it general favor. and without he aid NJ pganE
and certificates 10 has gradually made Dos own uav ami
told its own story until nos, when TIE demand for IL l.
truly sstonishiug. The sale is immense and constantly
increasing, uhish is suHcieut 70 stamp IL as The remedy
for this class % diseases.
when e "vrluatIe medical discovery tv it, own
works, acc1mplishes what the Mississippi Diarrbea
Cordial has done, and that t55. without the aid % news
paper recommendation generally res5rtsd %. rt is time
fer the pub,i1 generally to Do away with every preia-
dice and keep ir always on hand. ant oar word. they viii
be saved a vast smouIt o. pain AMI expense. and death
itself DO many Instances prevented
We refer you % the following gentlemen. merchants.
and others, VIII have useI and sold this, IN
remedy. Il is proHsuncrd ~ nsn q sure
and uever-tlilius cure for Diarrhea. FIuz. Dyseatsry,
Collie, Cholera Norbu, and az diseases of The Stomach
and Bowels.
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0E THE MAEEEr.-By reference to our ad-
v~srtising columns, It VII be seen that Messrs.
Fsrnington a Faeklsr offer to the trade a very
large stock Of dry goods, and general plsHts-
ton goods, all Of which are Of fresh importa-
ton and domestic manufacture. The entire
stock viii be sold in original packages or in
lots to suit purchasers. For the benefit OF
city purchasers a portion Of these goods viii
be sold By the piece. Inducements are offered
to the trade, IN both city and country, that are
not often presented. This stock will be open
FOR exhibition at 1876 Main street, opposite the
Clay building, this morning.
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LIVERPOOL, July 2s-Cctton-the sales Of to-day
Amount 10 5000 bales. q which amount speculafors and
s~zporifrs toot 1900 bales. ne market generally eiosei
dull.
hsssra Richnrdsou, spsnoe 4 Co.'s circular rsys
" The market br breadsiuns generally closed firm. ms
e1m market closed via q e~ecluiHs Tendency. hs
market Tor pr visions generally closed DAN. Lard closed
buorEuIu
H~sssr~ Bisland, Athya & Co.'S circular quotes -four
a. having closed hIm At the advance Of Tuesday. TIE
quotations are 2s 92saed 81. The market for wheat
closed steady Al lis Sd lis. 81. fr white. ne corr
markste closed dull At a decline e ID; White iEauotsd Al
Sie55s- The market Tor breadsiuns generally eiosed
win nrmnesa.
HAvRE. July 2s-The sales % ostou Cor me pas,
week amount 20 5so0s bales me market closed win a
declining tendency, hsvins deelined ! franc; New Or
leans tres ordinsire Is quoted Il pa, and Hew Orleans
hss q sn. ne sok At this port amounts to 2n.ooo
bales.
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batter imam All Other-

LAFAYETTE OnondaGa county. n T.,
June %. 1853
NEssRs. We HAaAH & Gee Ny hair hsvs
ing turned premaiurely gray. and being uuuining 20
wear oliver locks" IN ny youthsul days Ihave tried
various Freparations which were highly
fr restoring hair 10 It's original color. sm-nx others
Prof. Woods Hair R~estorer, but founi them al moreor
less iueFectunl and quite expensive, until shout a year
asoI c1mmeaced using Hsimsireets Hair Coloriug, pre-
pared by you, which I ouud 10 Be an that you rssom-
meuded 10.
II restored my hair 70 its original beauty and keeps It
son aui oily, and the s1peussis 80 triains that d seems
u1,hing At All after continually drswing upon ny fuais
o. keep myself supplied with Pro-. Wood's the ysarpr
vlcus, and after an my pains receiving 10 benefits here
fore, I take pleasure In Recommending vuur Hair Color
Ing % The public a. q cheap ard eGectuai Hair Rest7rcr.
Yours truly, WM. p. WENTWORTH.
Onondara county. e. Subscribed and sworn before
me this 23d dav Of Jane. 1883
H.. 8 Justice.
Remember that this result was prsfucei b. Heinz
streets Inimitabie, The ouEinai and only reliable Hair
Re7toraflve.
Price any esas 5 botle. SOFA svsryshsre.
". HAGAN 4 CO..
fw11-eunwTm Rrnu~IFfnrH- THnw ~
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There is Nothing Like n.

BOW much pain and suasring-nay, even life itsslf-
may BE- saved By having asupply o. DALLET's MAGI-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR on hand, in case q sudden
accidents In cats, wounds, burns, Eaids, prsins and
brulse-oasualifs 10 which ohilITen are o~sustEutly sub
iecf-the seton % the Pain Extractar Is ever the sane.
Families should never be without i. Ful directions
ac11mpauy each box. The genuine l. always Signed,
Henry Bailey, manufacturer, upon a steel engraved label.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail By
J.. WRIGHT b co.
n and f61 Chartres street
Sole SCENTS for he Sluihsn states, ana b whom Al
orders should Be addressed. fy1s-iawIm
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SHetia! Aatufs.
HnnnWnr,a I'm

DIzztSEss-HEADAcHE-Who rouH vim patience
suffer he pangs % ezcrueiatinr hendichs-Che mauisr
aingt % indiEestiol-the rieksuinE nsnrsa ~ bile
ne ueuor - shattered nsrvss-hs br1Er1 I'd
trouhiei sleep, viii The graduai o1n1utunaaai dear
from ezees.-When these evils may Be sr1ilrs or per-
mrnent'y cured By ne srensy Of these invaiua5is msdi-
enea. soh b. an DruEsisu. a. 49,. Gc. and o. per
Box. 10000
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PoLIoE AFFAIRs.-The number Of arrests
made BY The day police for the msnth OF July,
and the amount Of fines assessed on the
persons so arrested, were as follows: First
Ward, 80; Second ward, "a; Third ward, q;
Fourth ward, 26; Fifth ward, %; Sixth ward,
s; Seventh ward, 10; Eighth ward, Il; navy
yard, IS; river, 54-totsl, 22s. Total amount
OF fines assessed S116I.s5. Pay to day police,
Sl399.ls. Excess Of fines $500.
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To Merchants and Business Men Generally.
In sending Of circulars, business cards, or
greatly facilitate, and more csrtsiuly secure
their prompt transportation and delivery, BY
putting an that are intended for the same Of
fee in packages, and tie them securely, 50 that
they viii not be separated. When sent loose
or single they are more apt 10 be lost, and
never distributed to their proper destination
as promptly a. when put up as stated above.
NJ. c. GALWAY, P N.
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To Females

THE attention OF or lady friends is dIrscted to IN atver-
tissmeut N smother column, viz The Highland Bltsrsor
Scotch Tonic, q Justly celebrated medicine, peculiarly
adapted TO TIE requirements OF the Fair sex. a. an in
usorauug aui strsngth-ning cordial. vhich can Be-
ued with safety BY The most delicate female Cor weak
or stomach diseases o. any kind. Young iadiez Just
arriving attho age % wonanhood Absolutely require a
nni1 o. this Kind To he mother while nursing these
BitteH are Indispensable, snd more especially where
ts mothers nourishment is Inadequate % TIE demands
% theehid. ney are used 10 ne nurssu % the Pris-
cess Eugene, By ousen Victoria and he u1oIe bon Ton.
IN Europe and Amaria-
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON,
ADAMS ST. NEAR MAIN OYER THE TUyN
REGULAR MEETINGS

REGULAR MEETINGS.
GILMAN DOUGLAS Monday Hizht a
S o'ao-s. John Dutuiuscr, president Pred werner,
secretary
BEuOCRAIIc ASSOCIATION or Shells COUNTY.
Every TuessaY night at so'cIok, ". g. Carroll, prcsi-
dsut; p. C.. Bemayus, secretary.
LITTLE GIANT CLUH-ETcry Friday right a. s
O'Clock. Like W. FiuIsy. president Johndse Mitchell,
secretary.
ScUru AEsFuIs DOUGLAS CLUB-R v. Creigh-
s1u- presidents J. II. Rob-. reaoHins seue1y John
P. Sauisu, o1rrespoliing secretary. EeeiiuE every
WEDNESDAY n.-lt a. Csrt Herlys on Causey street
three so5rs south % Bssl street.
All Democrats are invited T. atiens these meetings.
Public documents psGers, ETC., win soon be on hand At
the headquarters for distributi1a. Apply 20 Il. C.
TdunE, 2 @ or 3 c. Lem1yne.
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nr,IPHIs ~ LrrTLE Rock RATLRoAD.

Passenger Train lssves Ferry LsnllnE daily Sun
DAYS excerteG ufGa A.. ~. Arrives as P. H. Con-
ne1s 81 Madison win Arkansas stage Company aud
Overland Nail Coadhes o. Little Rocks F1n Smith. san
FRANCHISE. Calfruta, Wst sprlnrs, Washington, Arkan-
sle. CarksviIe, Texas. ani 81 principal points 10
Arkansas ard Texas. Tckes for sale by l. kn1vi-
Ton sole scent f0r this line. Unl1u ucket olcr, cay
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-09

/. o. o. F-The officers aud members Of
Chiekssaw Lodge No. s, L o. o. F., viii con
at Odd-FeHows' Hall his afternoon, at2
O'Clock, for the purpose Of paying the last
tribute Of respect to or late brother ?. A.
Lttlefsld. Memphis Lodge No. 6, and an
brothers are respectfully invited to
attend. By order Of the n. G.
B. BISGHAn, Rec. Sec.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-09
Drs. L. w. Gabbert and 6. w.
nRH

TOGETHER give special attention % alferms o. enron
iedseases, but mere particularly 70 diseases Of LunG,
Bye and womb. rhey also remove Cancers, Tumors,
etc, vita or without he knife, and perform all surEiea
operations in the most approved and soisntac manner.
uey viii board patients from TIE country, 50 nat they
can have he best attention.
Onos in Lsnsv's Buildizg. Union street. second d.
f~rm Main mr1l-Fawfw