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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07

B1T Another examination for Army
Surgeons will occur in Columbus, October
18th. Candidates should forward their
address to the undersigned, when q oirou-
lar will be forwarded containing full par
ticulars J. W. HANHToE,
OcS ! Secretary Medical Board.
NAN ssnty more men wanted to
fill up - Ottawa County Company. Apply
at the Leader counting-rOom or at Camp
Wood. J.H. WmLIsToN,
Recruiting officer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07

PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN UuRE.
10 ladies Of delicate health or impaired organza-
tion, or 10 those By whom an Increase OF family a
nom any reason Objectionable, tho undersigned
would odar prescription which Is porieety ralia-
bic and saie, and which has been pro5,,;i-3 IN "a
FiOus psrtH Of the old world FOR the pass p,u;u-y
Although the article Ia very cheap and simple, yet
q has bson put up half pint bottles and sold vory
extensively at iha sxorbtant price Of S per BOTTLE
the undersigned proposes to urnish the recipe for
the small sun Of s., by the possession Of which ev
cry lady can supply herself with perfect safeguard,
at any dr2g stoVe flr tho tFihing sum Of Is cents
per year. Any physician or druggist viii tell you
it ia poraeetly harmless, aud thousands Of testimo
nisls can be pr0ourod OF its efficacy. sent TO any
part of shs world on receipt Of s., BY addressing
Dr. }. q. DEVERAUX,
Aas.lnass P. a. Box. no. ISIS. New Haven. Conn.
nOTHEE's READ TRIs.
rht following b sn extract from 4 iotter Erltten
~ tho psslcg 81 Rsp;gt Church - tbe " Journal
and HlossUuEer." Otnclansti, OhIo. AMI speaks vol
emsd In ftgor q that woFld renowned medicine, OF
EAa. wunalos's sO0sHms sseus 5oa UaIEDKsz
TGsIzrsai
"Wsl 80 advertisement IN your oolursus o. aIrs
Winrlou's HoothinE syrug Nov W never Eaid
Eord In iayoF u patent medicine sllr In our Ill.,
e1t Wo i8oi cclnpollad to say to yOtrF1 that this
10 humbug-wE HAvE EnIED y, aED Know II 70
an y OLAIHs. It ia probably, one Of the most
ooouLtli Elsdiohsz OF the day bOoauss It &c one Of
ths esSt And those Of your readers 10 have babies
can't do better than &c lAy In . supply"
Sc sdlsgtilsmslt IN suothsr column. sep2sRz
TEE JAPANESE,
THE GREAT EASTERN,
H.R.H. TIE PRINCE OF WALES,
DE JOINVILLE,
Nay come and so and be
FORGOT EN-,
But the lustre the ebony backness the rich browns
the natural appesranc ths sensation OF pride and
ploaSure produced ~ the application OF that harm
leas preparation
CHRISTADOROS EXCELSIOR HAIR
DYE,
VIII unquestionhbIy be gratefully
REMEMBERED
b all who use a.. inasmuch as
a THING OF BEAUTY
is JOY FOREVER"
Prepared No. Astor House, New York. Sold
eVeryWher by AL Hair Dreas6rs
SpntsRF5-Imdkw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07

zB- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at HALLS, II Public Squares
augs-RII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07
FLoRAL IMPAIRMENT.

ls prem largest collection dahliasi fih Dfoy Oievo-
land, au0.
howburg, 2uO.
ist prem I2dissimiIar blooms do Goo Morgan, gard
nor TO JOS Perkins, Cleveland, 2ul -.
% prem y disslmiiar bloom dahliaai Thos Wills,
Cnyahoga Falls, lG1
lst prem collection rOssa, Dr y Iay lort bufs W
lst prem round boquot, Miss DoWou, East
Cleveland, 90
"a prem round boduet, y q Lewis, Rookport, 100
lsl prem convex buquet, Goo MOrf an gardner 70
Perkins, $50. ..
"a prem convex boquot, Dr Taylor, Ees burg. 100
LIST prem collection groen house plants, Geo morgan
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07

C. G. C.-Cary'a Cough Cure dee7SRl'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07
ss-No CHARaH FoR o5oEsUITATIOE.-E9 ~

Having had twenty years eEpsrience in thu urlr aE
tioe Of Medicine, during which time be hag trsatt1
thousands Of patients, In AL terms Of acutC a
chronic diseases, with unparalleled success, 81
Ehich some OF your friends and neighbor1 To- =
tiBl he Is prepared to give relief % az who nT r-
spplY.
and reliable method By which 20 acquire perfe-i
knoyedge Of an the internal organic dsrangFleuis
Of the hunan system.
Any departure rom state Of health q at oaos -
cOgnized In the urine
Eysry organ when derangod, transmits ta fhs si---
usys it BscuaTtg, and In its sacreticns IS ne tsu
rsvealed.
Particular atssation viii be given 20 the
CURE OF COEsUMPTIOE, t
snd al Diseases II the Chest and LunEs DTspsps--e
Nervous Diseases, Female Dcrangemeut5 OF cverT
character, viii be treated with suc5ess-
Also viii cure old snre7Y sud all eruptiVa disease
Of whatsoever oharacter tngY may Do.
lie makes OF Universal
BOTANICAL REMEDLEStl u II
No CAbOMELl OF other uelesrious Druss are uasd
Persons rom distance desiring advice and lle1i-
cine will send general description Of the appeEr
Of the with correct statement 04 Ghc %.
aud origin Of the dise1se. and gen-ra his-r
tory OF tbs symptoms, With naz,c, axe, &C
All communications must be directed 20 H.
q. c. OL, Rs, NJ D.. q
Claysland hio. Z
NJ ELS FOX Tbs HAtB-IN All
IN varieties. RETTBERa g HAU5MeNN. .--tt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07

~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAE
NOT BE BROKEN By TIE HEAT, can be found at
W. P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streeta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07
SWINE.

1st prem boar, year old, 7 B Broekwsy, City
Hotel, Cleveland, 500.
I'd prem boar, year old, All Jose, ,'Mayaeld. ? 90.
lst prem sow years old and pigs, same 8 co..
I'd prem SOW years old and pigs. + NJ Scott,
Newburg, co.
1st prem sow year old and J IS, VIM Haycox,
East Cleveland, 500
Newburg 200.
SMALL BREEDS.
lst prem boar year old, Ahaz Merchant, East
Cleveland, s 90.
2d prem boar year old, A Leland, Nswburg,
200.
LIST prem SOW and pigs, Ahaz Merchant, East
Cleveland, 8 90.
2d prem SOW and pigs, Thomas HiId, RockpOrt,
200
plITI.TP
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07

BRoWN's SUsPENTToE WA1sT.-Ladies' have
you ever seen Browns "suspension Waist2"
It certainly is the best health promoter for
ladies we ever saw, or that was ever invent
ed. No one who has worn them could be in
duced to go without them. It gives SYM
metry to the form, and at the same time
perfect support to the weight of the gar
meats, and entire ease and freedom of move
ment. You had better live ladies while you
live, and this waist would be truly a life
preserver to many dropping, weakly wO-
men. See Norris & shefield's advertisement
in tO-day's paper.
We LABOR FoR THE SICK AND WOUNDED
soLDIERs.-soldier's Aid Society, No. 95
Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Donations Of
Hospital bedding, new and half-worn shirts
and drawers, slippers, bed-gowns, towels,
old linen and sOttOn for lint and bandages,
woolen yarn and knitted socks, rice, farina,
oatmeal, pearl-barley, dried fruits and ber-
ries, canned vegetables or fruits, jellies, &C.,
respectfully solicited.
Rooms open daily from 10 to II O'Clock,
A. NJ.
RRs. B. RoUsE, Pres't.
Sept. 9-S56.
~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that cAE
NOT BE BROKEN By TEE HEAT, can be found at
W. P. Foqg's, corner Superior and Seneca
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07
HANK NOTE EIaR.

0oREEuTE0 RV c. A. EEAD 4 CO., sAsKERs.
MAINE. WISCONSIN,.
m snlrept Ranks.. nor an Solvent Bank8....
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07
THoRouaH nREps.

ist prem stallion, Col Grayson, Jabel W Fitch,
Cleveland, 50 90.
ID plem stallion, Nicholas, Black NleNe
land 500.
Ist prem mare, kitty Clyde, A Blackman, So
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07

NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS.

RELIEE 70 EHa - -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07

lss prem 70 varieties apples R Hawkins Son. Rock
81 pSsn 10 do appiss, A J snow, Brooksville, %
lst prunl 10 specimens apples, y OsoQrni Dover, o9
lst prem best collectn pears ~ telge ulefeianu ~
lat prem 10 specimens pearl u Willard, DO lD
lat prem ~ quincoa, n biekeTmAn, hewhurg, LOO
ID do d. James clark, Brooklyn l.ul.
lat prem eooclioh Of hardy grapes, Geo Morgans ~
ls prem Isabella grapes l. Ford, 4 Cleveland, l.50
I'd do DO do d Proudfooti Cleveland, 100
lst prem OataWba grapes, Geo n Lodge, do l5O
ID do DO DO Weigel, DO %
lst prem CAtawlssa raspberrioa,G Morgan, DO 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07

NJ ELS FOX THE HAtR-IN ALI
II varieties. RETTBERs 8 HAU5Ms0N.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07
LADIES EoUESTRIANISM.

Miss Booth, BrsCksville, 1850.
MisE Josie SaNton, East Cleveland, 1870
Mrs Cantleld, Auburn 700.
miss Ada NJ Jewett Newburg, 20.
Mas Emma Richmond, Euclid, 6.J0.
TROTTTNG MATCH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06
Ciuzen.s mee1Ipg.

F~HIL8DELPHIA, January 5-An a1auFnrd meeting
81 cliizsas % the ttsss Of fs Union va hold to-day.
made DO rspsrt
On motion q a RepubioaH he meeting adjourned.
and anataer was Immediately called. Resolutions wers
unaaimoasiy passed denounoins the personal Aberty
bills, and approving senator cfitts15sn's 5esoiutiors
The Rspublisans reiussd 70 participate 70 the meeting
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

REcKrr1s SHIrnESTs.-The rsesipa.
for the week ending Friday night were the
largest We have had since the first week in
Novembsr, 1880 bales. TIE shipments wers
TIE largest Of any one week since Noesmber
10: to New Orleans, l2.oes ; Oh o river, Aloe;
St. Louis, 1 Liverpool aud the contiHsnt Of
Eerope, sO3-totsl 1892 bales. The receipts
yesterday we're, BY the river, 451 bales; Ohio
railroad, 462 bales; Charleston railroad, 289e
bales Mississippi railroad, 7li bales Little
Rock railroad, 20 bales-sotal 1888 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

0FrcIks REPosT OF DEATRs-The fol-
lowing is tAs list Of deaths in the city Of Mem
phis FOR the week ending Saturday January
I 1860, at ? 2. NJ: Suicide /; chronic dyssn-
DRY y hemouhagsof the lungs / pneumo-
5; typhoid fever 2; Group I; rupturad
Pd vessel ] cancer / consumption 1 in
ter perancsl teethjng 1; old age I. Adults
II yeAiIdfsn 5; males s females Q whites
p Naeks 5 } citizens 10; strangers 4. Total
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

C~HkELEsroS, Jnpusry e-Prof. Lssstr-sh prssi-
dent Of te South caroiinh coiiess, inpiorse he psopis
70 let ne nrsi sho, come from ne eueny. IA prssi-
dent Of she convention hss received : ielsgrsphie dis
patch from the mayor Ct New Orleans. spying Me-
Orleans sympaihires with and viii support c~harlesten
when oce.slonuemands -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

Erws yoRK an. 5 The Steamship STAR Of tse west
oosied VITA sEs-asl CELEBRITY Yesterday, which save rise
otss r5mor mat she Rasseilz q Charleston with Gov
srnmenf irooph rms rumoI b nd.plsl a the Comps
nvss once.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

sUDIEN DrATH.-Yestsrdsy morning Or.
E. ". aavies, who resided on Main street be-
low Po,Ar was found sitting IN bis chair,
dead. had taken Of one boot and the
stocking '4ys7aTlns to-retiie For the night.
His head v lsid back, and 70 he had passed
away. He a a Of inhnperste habits.
and dGring I'd holiday week pc had been in
dulging 10 exeAss. The TeFditt atsributed bis
death 70 drunks bnsEs and expo,ure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

70 We have found them q sreat service ie sllayiai
Bronchial Irritetions, and in subduing hoarseness pro
dueed ~ colds, and doour clerical brethren areal favot
in calling their attention 10 Them ICONS Herald.
We sopnsad them TO he attention pubiieh SPEAK
ers, singers, sAa others who are troubled with Affection
Of the throat -onsistisa watchmaa.
For ooashs, Asismt etc. We cheersiiy bear tesii
mony, from personsi lasTsedse, to heir sGesg-Hai
loa's Piesor ial.
They are simple and eieSant form for sdninistsfini
q eanbiaaiioa, leFeFal modiaual substances held Il
sensrai esteem amoug phys!cians-ia he treatment o
An STOVES ID G.. 7. sisel6v.
oo1tatAins ~ vrinnl OF dsietsrRsus druss. these Iur.
cages can be used freey By pHuru - wei
BY all Druggists. r-vAsnt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06
sOHthern nemesrs o OOnsroas coins

TAsHrsaroS, J~anusry4 - Hon. Jshsz L. Il. Curry
MEMBER Of Congress from Alabama, has sons home,
0ther nsmbeTSwiH follow next week. kemberso Of Con
ssess from the sistes that IT is expected will seceds,
| are preparing for their Departure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06
ILIstaIaasgas.

CHARACTERIZATION o. LAHeUAsEs-fnere
= groFi1s lsrdsuey 80 tals ss8 20 srrstrl6ie ne
m94 oppressive ~ers1 o. other iAnsu1sts sr4 affef .
etie = Incorporate t5em sHto or cTn & t
~ hssd 5 n9N eceoains poqEirriEed u c~ouaecler
VIII ~ 8esldluEe srs.t h~eAlscne FeueeJ. 34tt VII
epa "a usei A 9 more general Nay, md tie norl
many 1tters nloae diatinctisD a. foreign psrds tas
beae 9ofn away b cltam1u use, uaiI they seeu 2 "a
tive 4ad o De mar5r b5tH"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

Did you ever have the Sick Headache?
Do you remember the hrobbins temples, the fs4ers
BROS, tbs leathlng ard disgust a. The HiEht q ifoodY
How t0taly INIT y1r were tor Tlsseure. Conversation or
study one q The Csphalic Pills would haye relieved
yeu from al the suffering which You then ezperieuced.
fr this and other purposes sou sh5nld alws1s have 3
o'x q them on hand . use IS qccAsiou r~squirts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

No one Of the "many Ills flesh is heir to- .
Is = PREVALENT 50 little understood, and - much ne
elected as fostiysnesE. Often oriEinatiuR il csreiess-
ness or sedent4F hshlts. ~ 5 regarded as slight dis
ordevi Of to- laiia conseaaenca 10 excite anxiety, waiie
IN reality it is The precurs1r aad oompanlsn o. many q
the mos fatal and d~zrgereus 1lssases, and uniess early
e~radicated ts VIII priag the Fufcrer to an uutimely
grove. Auians The lighter evils Of which O. tivrnass
Is the usual attendant axe He9f3ehF, C5ia. Rheuma-
usm, 9ou 8reath, piles and nthersc q ike nature Whsle
a loag trainof fdshtfGi diseases such IS Malignant Pc
Ters, Abce6see, pyEeu4ry, biarrhta BYpepsis, Apo
pieNg, Eplis7sS. Rarsiysi8, Hystern. HgpochoHdriGsis
nelanc7og sat I%asHnity, arst fusicate lSeir presence
~ the Tsiem ~ ns alarmlnE eymft9m. Not Enfrss
quanty the diseases named sFiginate II csnsti96tion.
hrt take on AZ indepeudent existence r1ieas ne ease
Is eraaieate4 n al eafiy stage. krom All tkese eoasid-
,~ratlenst - Follows that TIE disorder should recsiTe In
meiaefe arteriioa wherever It occurs. and 40 person
shoam neglect = get a box o. Cephahe PiHa on ne nrst
appearance Of the complaint, as their Hmey use viii
sxpei -shs iasi4n0us apBroaohes u disease Eud destroy
tnia aalggagMfe 70 human life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

Wv bDDAH.
Tae ssNes ~ IaEsksR. Fitted b. sang

Tae SoSes % IREtkSp. Edited b. sanuel
lfsr yn3iishtd - Dia 3 Fnzgsraia.
Il aef ffsb pestsaade one thing better than
sn5ihsE 3 j. 70 wrls q good s6as ana i
smusi l-frea suoug bis hne qualities. hss a
auon; 5adgnsnt ia anything wa ts
know eeepd song when be READ Or hssfd Il
Ws hsis is shis bookla nae sslecea Ct th,
Seat spHss y Irsh writers sosgs Of he a.
fseIol,. taeNsiais comic, morsL ssztinsntal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

@s.ssaHaH, January s-wsstsrn members Il The
Yirginis legislature advocate the calling Of a state con
%vention, which shall pass resolutions Rsaihst coercion
The two Senators ard one Representatives from virginia
rer r7r - fh4s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

cIscIsxArI, Jan. 5-rAe meeting Ct Unioa men vas
well attended last night. Resolutions we're passed de-
ciafins, that me Ueisn mus be preserved. The only
way 70 secure safety, and peace, is to maintsio The
r-fcr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

BosToS, Jsnusry 5-Tho governors annual message
was delivered 10 the legislature to-day. The governor
sdvocstes The preservation Of he UniOn, and denies hat
tbs personal liberty Hills are unconstitutional.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

3.OOO.OOO FEET

LII
/ ~ land being he largest a~ssortaen I have ever be-
Of5rs offered q tie public, c~onsistinr in part Of Pine,
Cypres and PoplzF Fx-ntng Lugnber; rcagh snd
dresfsd FeEther Boarding, /, II and 2 i1eh els1r and
common Pine ard oypressi dressed FlOorinE snd Ceiling,
Fencing, and FencisE CodIr Pests, hsHed aud sawed
from 4 b Z ola b. y sGuare- Aiao, On hand. q very
large assortment 81 Pine and Q press ahinElss, cut and
saved LEths, Doors, sEsh, and plain and faasy RieSets.
Fs0t Of Washingtoa and Poplar streets. .
n~a-Fu.aH,-fve n rOrun AZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

CHIckso, January SIX isstrHetive Gre occurred TO-
day. Which destroyed she entire block, bsundsd BY Short
ssate snd Levs4 street,. he los is etiinated a.
$4,000. Insured 5000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06
Virginia state Convennon

cHARLEsToNl $. c. January 5.-Belore he ad-
jouInmsut OF the Convention asirsstes were appointed
% general e9ngress Il the seeding State. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

New Orleans Markets By Telegraph.
NEW oELEANS, January 5--eottan-Tte nsFkst
closed arn, With sales OF 1000 bales At ItK@iaEs Tor
Ess Orleans niddling. Sugar closed sts1dy af4se5Hc.
FiOur is selling At ss.s5a5F5. Frsishts on cotton to
Liverpool. lI-f6d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

"L LAAA na- ANNA aHA AAN Us
Chemists and Druggids
KS PSI and 23 Nam street. Aenphis. Tenn.
The eaiy Hrlhorizea prsprieiofs ID ne United States.
IT, OkerrathffFne'4ritte IN tbs label Of ssca
hciffe. 70 eralafsfn Which j. felony.
Sold hyk1 respegiabis d~ruggisfs, merahana. rroesrr
and hofel keepers IN ihe Southern etafes.
q lheral ai.c.nnt % ths trlaa. a.lAdae.aa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06
Asthna--Asthma

ST. LsuIs. cctsher 70. 1850.
HEssRs. JOSEPH BuRsErr q oo-senuemen /
have been r61sied vita the AstAus fot six years. Al
times 20 Severely have safersa thst I dapaass Of
ever being really benefited,
Il Is nov nearly two years since 7 was fusucedt to ny
bottle otJoNAs WHIrcoaiB's REsEEnv-I found i'm
mediate relief, aad since that time have taken i. oeca-
siopally. lthas proved eGseual in every atlaok.
Your remedy consider invaluable, aud believe il To-
b the Beat medicine in use foe cases Of Asfsms.
Very tTuly yours, %. HAREs.
- For sale By ali druggists. novt-2m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

49, Aa
gnsnFanre
Y .
/ !
I! !
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

Twenty MuLIeNs OF DoLLAHs SAVED
Ar- apaliingh has sold two miIl0ns o. bottles % his cell
strstei Prepared Cue, and 1t Is estimated ttat each
hatAe saves at least ten dollars worth Of sreEFu furnl-
tures inns naAking aa a~gsreEzte q twenty millions %
dollars r~eeialnzec from total luss brthis vaiuable invsn-
uon. Htvinr uEde hts Glue . household wgd, he nov
Proposes % Do the world stni greater service 81 curing
Az The eching beads vita his Ceptaac pills, and II they
ere as god az KS 9ise, h1adacnss viii son vanish
sway Ike STOW IN July.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06

&c .. 5. sIoop-of.war nroaEIya.

AUeusTA, We January 5.-The governor, in his an
nuti message, advocates the cause Of he Unisn, and as
sers that Maine Is not trahsgressor IN regard 10 per-
sans1 F!hsrtv- bfus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-06
Lnr on RIvEns.-tbs Louisville ccurti

h7&Ef on RIvERs.-sbe Louisville CcuTitr
3 tie following sssament Of disasters 70
g on our rivers drri Tue year 1850
&nsoais sunk sad By ice -....-...s E
1o4is snaFzcasnd sunk IS
ecoats run into bank. 10
eAt e9 10
A4plN nuf 4---.sass n
nz7aia SUNK en- ?
Nfais asuk BY %
=
. %
a io.-. 2l
kEh7ats ana BARGE 81
truaf y ives ~
elmried tTesate
Tue St. Leuis 5uIshiA givest the following On
sams subject:
Numbsr % aeaub5sts dedrcfea ara samsEod....,. 289
Hla1er q canal boats sud harget---r IS
Gcal and tl 2N3
staseboaist oisiiy destroyed d. .s-...--.--. 100
TIE disasters are attIlbated te The following
eausess
III
81 ped. =
Dc
letleton. 2
f1Aege1 AID dartzea-. ~
ItEleno D. %
HrHastuE machlnery..... A-.-.- q
c~oliifions Vfth rissT esHf---s-- .-.----
ioa los OF %
The total losa in steamboat property, iBclad-
Ing esnsI b6s's, coal sosts and bsrges, ex-
eseds s.. 90. Thsloss on cargo came!
Be sstrtaiusL
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Sailing 81 n Steamship Fulton.
NEW TeRK, JuHury She United States NAH
steamship Fulton sailed to-day for Hsvre via soathamp-
ton, vita nearly Sl,70o,o 900 III spscis.
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saning Of nc stsam,hip city .

New ToRz. JsnusFy She steamship City Of
Manchester sailed st noon today for Liverpool. She
toeS out ne specis.
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m8s south from Court Square
ars > tgs 10 ci TRUIT ak9 Of ear eea
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GREAr DIse0TEHV-Among the most i'm
pottant o. all the gFess medical discoveries Of tAi5 age
may be considered the system Of Vaccination for pro
tecilon from Small Pox, ne OephsIic PHI for relief Of
headache, and the use Of QaIniue Tor TIE prevention Of
Fevers, either Of which is a sure saecldc, whose beue-
ats viii Be experienced By suffering humanity long after
their discoverers are Forgotten.
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CrSoIEEATIs January 5.-FloHr closed active, with
GALES Of 1000 brs At 81 IS. whisky is selling at
Oats closed arm at ess. Fork eicsed bueysnt at $3.50.
Lsrd IS sslirs at sA9sNe gusag elossd with sales
Of 100 hhds at 5K9TKe. Hollssss is selling AZ SOC,
with sales Of 400 bris. Coffee Is selling at 1s9fsj.e.,
With safes Of 200 bags.
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HoaFoway,a IL.

PRnGSAEcT.-Deffas this delioats sitnatlqas ladies'
viii experience crest rsiisf byuslns this Mild Gather
TIC psslrins tor correcting tsoss 81 dsFosAions sad
nzusstiRs siekness to Naieh taey are sEbisG at th1s pe-
risd. Thsy give a ssnils stimaias TO the eireai.tlon,
I'd purity and expel al those hunots witch ~irzitzle
the sionsch and bowels. They are 50 mild that us
most deiicste constitution may iaks ham with perfect
saisty. PR ASSISTING females az ne dawn q WOMAN
hood, or ct the turn Of life they arc equaiiy adapted.
sod ~ an druggists at2ss., Sc sad q per box.
i~ae4sfwzwfw
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Fact WoRTH KsoWIEe.-Spalding's &c.
phalic Pills are a certain cure for Sick Hsadsehe z, 3 inioui
Hesaaehes Nervous Hsadaehe. costivsness md Genera