davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-11-06
<.f,uners.-tsr- Sweets 8

NE Ovners.-'tr- Sweet .
w.. ucaet "a raz!yalled b7 any. m
:@'s'~ 90. snans from snfsiaa. brolses
a go rss5csl and certaia- Har.
f.ns> 1s SCRATCHES, Mango. &C., Twill
!: t e' srs7:r and RlnEoone maE he easl.
~ .,.t : ttclr incipient stages. but
- . ets< a<Tcsa he possibility Of = radical
=: ~ a., -. 5.as, however. Is 50 desperate
- ss- ~ Re 4in;e7.::::ed By this Anlment
=. s:'-a, ~ ;;::;ca all a'=ays remove the
W. W. he hosss 70 travel with coa'
I .,. <set:d Lave this remedy At hand
:. ,.rl.ls appearance Of 1.a1aeness
,,e<eu1 ,aose torEa1dable dscases
:. ~, s a hp.sez ase haole. and which
..,,1si=e valuable horses nearly
~ ~ -, neI. For sails by J. H.
~ s..,eu. ;ostate street
, 1861-11-06

~,l,e cheapest and best Hair
.-,.6f. 5,E71,s. Frlzzets. etc, 70 t. 4.
- 1:.se strret, aud examine those xoo-
-: No scratnv can detect the
:t.rst1r.l W. Il adjusted to the head
rc1,s Is always the newest Paris
IL VI 9lse entire satisfaction
, 1861-11-06
,fR}Il CATARRH!i
~
.. -.-sm~., n~ar1nv4
NNTD NN TEHE HF AN

-sr C6LD I'm THE HEAD.
-7 TFOCsAND pcrsons die yesr1y
,,n1a:rnptIon- livery plgsici. N
III 1Ho-thsrd5 Of this number. the
'c.s..eed asa
-:<ur-h il, the Nose.
~. r lie THROAT and bronchial tubes
II. It. cs;:.:.-a tl'.n Consumption. sud
tst..Et rsteA1 LIE 1atter. fefs0ns
Iii M s, tie te;7d7 TS7 to cure Con-
81: =. ...- :. IS s.ey genersl:y appear
c,s7t;. re!:cnt t,ld taeF nave 8 coia.
tsIt tr.iaent st!aekbs anu are noEe
fa.sttci .cL,>:St1re.. L. this COL
s-itsA II sl..as diecharca. thin
AN h.: ,mtrc tr.ck aid adhesive.
-. ,i,-ct:. the discharges are in.
y M y ~. ~ c@s-c:L N quality; :; they ars
::;1Ts:,H sd Ire either get lid Of By
=; 70 AT fill ilto the throat, and
rNI,,.i ~ TIC g. sueuons are often.
:ftt'ss- ;.s :pfca Is th1cZ and na-
is!s s,.H.:Se ;:.sc II smell is 1etsened
'...... ;:c;vt...iy 1akes plsce- Ano-
s. .yGctom o. CAtHlrh Is,
-tIas,,ctt q cl.ar his throat in th5
ts-r1c.Cu71, which has fallen
ssG1Ae;i -. .:C. t. When th1s takes
settss r. ~ :ist his disease ts on Its
WIZ :.c;:s irT-c NJ time in arrsSdCg
=, e ~ .ya.,.cEs Of Catar1h Is they
ssssf ~. fI1i;Tp CAT4RRH REMEDY,
I. * r. ut.csly SID efEct1aEv re-
::I1..Tt-;e.t tontidsnce t1 the Ram
A.:5 ~ ~ .:.2 SEQ 10 test tts virtues
-. II: i ST.! tie tHsl cf the Rsnedy
, 1861-11-06
|>a'5'a GLUE WORKS.
k,.GLUEl

stltk SAND PAPER.
1Een1n BONE M2NUREs
&GEeo,a,R AND RETAne
.sst;.a.s Street, (G41eyA,s Block.)
slS IT, ee exteae1ve Gfue Factory Of
E= rt:Et,p % luvtte tiae fx1d4 1ad COP
trss1oet Oh. 6and F9peF. Bone
sst!t stt III .S II do h1s stora. % south Wells
4 10 ..ts .ge tbore articles 1t wholesale
u r & ct ~ ~ The tines,
~. CCsts1sne. ts13e to Dealers, Cash paid for
jefg., etc- etc,
r. ~ 4. LIGHTH
,;;1 ri 5;SSaeSs :sor to W.ti 9ros.,)
-. Wells street IIoydfs :eiock.
ssSss s|s;S s'11,AolNG AND SHIP
la..ss T. Undersigned, recently pro.
+ kn3d ny hiNaelf II Siti9 no4sf. 4.
ks e:1ltiSus. .prspared to enter fnto eo1.
kfa a. 5 u 81 II 70 .Eesr tate1nst 10
"faot ef 1st;s s9t;s patEo1sge
In JONES,
, 1861-11-06
'S5tik2EE JE-s;a


d HUNT, 4s State-St.,
VI LAID ;te following slzea Of printing
4; :,t1A s1A 16L&o Mx4e &xss
4 -. zx37 ski 9x3
Se. assortment OF BOOK PAPER
~. i':rtIg Paper, Of diharamt s11ee.
.! ~ letter. And general assortment
StEs.t: Stationery.
" ii: x celebrated Rook and HeWs Izk,
ssa for cash Ut tha loWest po&.
~@a1 c1ld for Ras1. ~
, 1861-11-06
ED11ratioual.

EDUCATE YOUR SONS AND
IL dausht ut the Aurora Institute. 80 to I'll
g8Ee expenses fourteen WeeEH Superior advantages
~ offered In bota cold 2nd olEaa,ental branches
Winter Tern opens De.emher Al Send toE circu'
ISL g. ". QUEkEAU. Principal
oC3n-hs21Wd5sE Aurora. Illinois.
, 1861-11-06

WESTERN UtSIOk COLLEGE has been located st
xnu Collegiate Cou1ses Sept. 1sth 15ol The Col.
'cer has twelve experienced teachers Il rough ap-
snd telentic courses the eest eunoo} ouiia1ngs IN
the Weet {co% ample a.d active grounds
Loud claim the attention 1erents In.fraction Ia
!3eru3a4 bee: also. IN ARTll1KRY IEFAsTRT And
ksF1E TACTICS, SWORD, BAG0NAT AND GTMEAsTIU
ExHKe1s1s Co4non zouAyx AND FANCY DRILL: IN
n uniform TIEks:-3l!s rss fchG1l yesr for board,
furnished room. fuel lights EaahinE anc taiton IN
81 hcarde1s under the same roc1 With and tho con
ztaot Of the teachers Address for Circulars D.
8, C0VkHf, Gte4ida1t Fulton, nj Re& RJQ7Am
, 1861-11-06

THICA9O & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LIME.-Pnszerye{ traIun d4oes,
rcR and krrfTe at Chicago ~ tc1loN1:
DAT x rfsaa and Mall 1eave 60 4. n, md arrive
Night EKpI6ss leaYes Of Sis r. H, Saturday u
scPted; arrive At Els e. NJ Ao1da54 excepted.
=: joliet Aceosamc4Ation Loo T. n. Snndayz except
". L II. JoAN. 8an1 AzeuA dol
, 1861-11-06

81 this FoCte Frel9hts OF III descriptions cGn ne 10
~arGtc fru1i fnt1adelph13, New York. Boston Raj
tlmore aad 1rcm anx p:ut tho railroads Of Ohio
kentucky; 1ndinDs, IlInots Wisconsin, Iowa or H.
eourt. BIZ kAlLEoAD DIHECE.
re enresi-aula Railroad Also connects at Fits
10 sns Tori Gu he 6h:c 1nssfnsnm Keatncky, reE.
ns,see C4Geasl=nd. nllncis. AlssisslRri Wisconsin
s,1=zelsEd Sancusky aud Chicago with steamers to
5Il rorta or the Northwestern LaEee4
Merchants aud shippers ertrusttnE the trarsporsa.
on their Freight With this Company, CAD rely W1tb
torn! ence on its epeetF trnnalt-
TIE RATES OF FREiaHr to and from any potrt
n the Hest hy the FenneylVsn1% Railroad are at al
tmee az favorable 81 are charged By other Railroad
Companies.
~ Be particular to mark packages "y1A FKKaA
I. r.
f. j. sEEEDEK Philadelphia.
EAGRAW & K0ONs, % North Street. Baltimore.
LEBCH GO, No; Astor House. or No. souts
William street, Me- 1ork,
EECH Co. NO. Il state Street, Boston.
HI. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent PhNa.
LII ADUPT General Ticket agent P11tA
F1cAu J.RuTR (4fp AlEnOd8 Pa 5G01ST41y
, 1861-11-06

.t1Qf1olWMTER sARRANaE=;
cl6 al656{i6lffS S6KilEoi&1f6

:Anf&eAN&a6-,
e ~.Sz z:va1zmsess.v:.,o.re
3U&&4 - ~ 0&&86 6X4t@
1:A3 - 4, p -. .-.>
aedse: sss*a EsatSdaesis sS16osSs
~ Y@f @f8Ax4AeE 4 .e....z~ -.
~ ssss stsea g f}sss q ~ ~ a'sa'i -
s. ESs T 81 net3 5Ts;Ss Tc;t 1tR sfnt ttsaa In
Noofoe ssd besoF. "''A NC
:sasE; 81 d:i!s es1ese!t s.ta!d.,,, = dig M!ea.
,,ss ;; IS TIC s% E! re-: .* ia. =.
Dunk1zk. BuRalo RIaFa.T FSlle. 4ii1anx> EsS YorE
89aton. fhfladelpha EaitfmGfe and 11I nafnfS wxst
nsT rs esRfax ToSehe9 W N modern
esssse x!'tn between Chicago
through TekeN ean % ents,ned Ut ~ Comnsav.s
OEce 20 GlsfK atrett. 9ndef the Sherman Ho5se 81
DBR s. CkNPBEf1s ~ gFo' 541 ofte1 x GRtT q
9ea1eopk:. 1oasdo: O: 0eaa Wssaain Az
ldlCAdO AND 81. LOUIS
~ RAILROAD LINE.
Depot Chicago It a15 4. Ii. Gsily. {efceot sandass
nd %h .s5tsss ds,,s. Il s.. ets 'IR:l. =: Y -: .:
en4s'so y "a g Ae' aAas.
-myls JAMES RoBB, Receives.
~urcAc0 ANn N0EruWE
~ n,. EEN RAILWAY:
, 1861-11-06
THE WESTERN EXPRESS

e rs nrs1 cAss. six of ws1ch leave EeE Yorr ~
connecting 1t Buffalo With tte foiIn r1
1sopeHeT Lines enables 1t to offer uerchsnts snG h
, 1861-11-06
NREAT CONSOLIDATED
" LINE!!
CINCIHNATI AND CHICAGO
RuOE

Depot Chicago, daily: u follows:
EG0 4. M-Day EKpkeN. G81u4AN exco3feat
Gle p A-NIght KIpIee4 t4at1E1aJ1 a3ngp9a.l
Lis WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR&.
EAsT1R1 CoHdEou0aa=At Andez1on md BIG:
and al points u Central ana RastN1 Ohio.
6ouTRKR4 CoNE1p11o1e-Ax indianapolis t4
sonvnla. md II pofnta IN Ceat7A and 6outharn Il
diana: also Tor L0uisvila Frank1ort Lexington. Ant
Ill pof08 e0uth.
Connections at Cincinnati. fo< HAE7den. M113dtsA
PArketnbUHE. and poapt9 on the Ohio Hyer.
Tine to Etncinnaa only u hoars. Elegant @aeptu1
Throuek ftckets By tnts tine can BE- obtz1asd It nj
srfncdpal Railroad Q1oee n the Northwest and Ut tne
Company 0dace, Eo. 1@ Randolph street., Cdeaxa
funder the ebermAu Hou8a}
JOHN BKARDT, Superintendent
CHAa 3. F0IiR1f, &e11 Ticket Agent my1E
, 1861-11-06

ne ksM YorE central RAilroad to Rn}s1n ra1nat ~
tne veI1oaa E4roAds leading west nnd WTtS II
foHoH!n@ Anes ol fFoptalers On tie Unper ana I.oEe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

Of success. I believe this Government, if
there vers any possible chance Of doing Il,
would to-day advance ten millions to the
Southern Confedersey IL by 50 doing they
could see their way clear to either a separa-
tion Of The Union, a close OF the war, or a full
supply Of cotton for the next two years.
Now, you NAV mark my words, and you viii
find them true, just as certain as the sun con-
iinues to shine On you, if MIR. Lincoln's Gov
ernment, sustained asit is bY the twenty nil
lions Of Northern people, does not make a
forced march right through secession within
four or Eve months, completely regardless OF
climate or season, and all other circumstances
then John Bull viii have a finger ia the pie,
and the Frenchman, too, and you will have
three wars on your bands instead Of one.
ANSpoleonic stroke-e campaign like that
which eliminated at Marengo-s sudden stus-
ing into the heart Of the enenY's coanty-ls
the only mode you have Ectto eonauera peace
6ndkeep out foreign interference.
This overbearing nation has had a hand II
every national quarrel in Europe for hundreds
Of years, and now that the United Ssates nave
begun to assume a position among the powers
/ Of the earth, the interference must be begun
on that side. / greatly hope ! am mistaken
10 nv surmises, and would be 10th to say one
word to encourage the South Ia the belief that
they are to receive aid and assistance from
this side ; but there la a hNed ana Iut oetti
minstion hsre-and the press are dragooned
into ito throw every species Of r~idieGle,
! cold water and material obstacles 10 the way
OF your Government in crushing this rebellion.
It is not altogether from Jealousy OK your
growing power, CT love Of interference or a
wish to break up the Union, or to secure q cot
ton supply, but tyey all have their influence.
Ihave 10 from direct sources that The Timer
and The MorsiHg Post have got their cue from
Lord PslmsTstoH, and they are to act accord
ingly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

The following correspondence Of The New
York Herald from London will be read with
Interest as bearing on American politics
LoEDoz, May Is.-This country rs alarmed
FOR the first time since Che American VIZ
oDepea. There Is this week a feeling Of alsr p
and anxiety, and this feeling has given rise o
pjans that are Of great interest 70 the Ameit-
can Government.
The Queens proclamation has been isgufd.
and in entire good faith ali loyal subjects Of
her majesty are eljoined not 70 join sItaer Of
Tie beiigsreuts, and they are assured IL they
DO 80 their government Wu not Interfere IN
fbei- behalf h the event Of their vessels being
csntursd o. themselves made prisoners. So
far 50 good.
Now for the alarm; II the war is , rotracted
ever 2 tvelTemonth. and the crop Of cotton
mt in jeopardy OF curtailed, there will be
v%rsfIing I'M Lancashire. Several Englislmen
Of positian have told me that they believe If
ne euypiv was one hiliion bales short o. the
average i would produce such DISTRESS snd
lead 10 such a convUlsion in Manchester that
~ reru c~risiencs Of the British empire aEd the
Hroae asslf u0sh b. 81 dasgsT. THIS IS prob
ali, an exaggeration, but a scant supply Of
cotton will make a financial crisis and a Pc
Rod OF distress and starvation that weuld re-
eu.rs vast government aid, or there would be
~ fasurTsciton or O TeDolniioH
To avert that, this government Dc 70 ng TO
% everything possible % throw obstacles IN the
way of President lincoln; IN other words, to
force v9ur government 70 stop hostillt es. You
have seen TIE papers here up to this tine, and
bow they have dsaltiu " 5osh" and weak arti-
ciss against g coercion = and, in fact, encour-
aged Tie South In their rebellion.
You may be perfectly certain that Great
Britain viii follow up the p-0clamstion and
tbs discussion in Parliament b. every possible
species Of interference and Il nothing else
will suffice, End a pretex to declare war against
ne United States 70 force them 70 abandon
their present grouh, and acknowledge the in
dspendence Of the South. Cotton must be bad
81 az hazards and, 10 The eesire tc sustaint the
south and to break tie 49,, this government
viii be oeconded BY Frsrce, who burns to OBJ
tain somo fsothold ard Interest in NORTH Amer
lea aud the Westwadies-
schemes are nsN on foot TO get financial aid
e tie sou,h, though with very sim prospects
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

THHE families OF absent Volunteers wis are eEtile.
i % relief under the late order Of The County Court
are hereby bottled that On MONDAY, the ION day 81
June I viii commence issuing drafts 10 favor Of tht
wives aud children Il V1uuteerss and or that day, am
every day thereafter, viii attend ai the Office O. tho
Ccuuy Court Clerk corner Of Court and Third streets
frou 9 20 y 0'cOcE, until further notcs.
VIII issue 10 dran ia fzrsr % any uerse1 eraapl
up1n the certif ate Of The justices Of the Pence that
The q picaEt is entitled 70 il, which may be- done iy
lie Justice Including different naues Ga one cert ecate.
The T4Ec0i.ector, Vt. Powell, viii BE- found uszf dor
20 he Clerks ance. and he wiI Immediately cash these
craftri e. he BE- assisted BY the patriotic aud praise
verify uterrcalua OF ihe bsufs q the city.
J.. ". A. PETITE.
les Cauufw rufre
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

o. motion, Che order msds AZ De last special sessEon,
60 FsR As RELATES TO THE CeMPETsArroN Of a
Home Guard 81 Minute Hen. was rescfuded ard there
fore it Was ordered hat a Home Guard o. Miuufe Ken
De ofsaniBtd 10 esch civil district. according 20 the aei
. Nay 6, 1851. Toe said Guard IN districts Z, o. Z. 8,
10 II. y, Il and IS 20 consist o. s~Ety-f0ur raak AID
lei al1 te other districts u consist Of not less thar
hnefu % eacz district. and that te general commander.
J. s. DicEersJn, be Authorised 20 exierd the nuruber 70
aEy-fQur 80 any district, or rank ard Gle, when he
may think 20 neoessary or proper. and that BE- be an
luorlsel % nnltf The Guards n adJuiuinE districts when
20 may deem 80 necef sary CT proper. So a. % make 10
companies Of E~1ly-fCur Of RANK AID de OF such adioia-
ing districts. and that be proceed 70 urgau-z- the Nome
euald 10 Pursuance % this order, and rc1lrtt3 the next
term 81 hn court and Is j. furlher ordered that The
mfnber5 % &c He1a Guard e the several districts
areedg appointed be eualrufd In service mil CHANGED.
in p e1rlanoe with Ills order. Eud under The direction
ana supervision o. the general c0uman0er.
true ~Cpy.-Auast:
jr6 JOHN P v~RFzrvlNT carr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11
NONEGE.

EDIT0Rs. APfEAL: As there exists some mlgun-
Il derstaultngi u diferru- parts n the cousty ia re-
lauun 90 sh- scti0r n ths County C0art az regards The
Home Guard % INNATE Ken. Z have thought propsr TO
publish D copy OF ne record 81 TIE court, and herewith
send % 10 goa for that purpose.
Il Wult 10 seen Uat ne Ein1ie Men are an retained.
LLt that tfer NUMBER mLy be decreased a. TIE dlfcre-
nqp ~ thelr commander. sea. Dickers0n Pesse pub
Len this letter via The roo1mpanyinr rs.ord. nd
oDlse J.. W. A. PETIT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

Tor WharfEIasCeT. @
TOBIAS WOLFE Is a candidate for W~hs-fmG5,sr.
Election sou June. mrl2-td
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11
BARTOK,s DEWBERRY CORDIAL
Fstrars---sheIhv Gonntv.


TAKEE up BY W. P. Reaves, on the 22d day
L OF April, A. D. 1851. q sorrel HORSE. Is4I
eight years old, hftsen hands high, one hip dis-AO
located or knocked down, and valued St $50. Sal
Reeves resides near RAleigh, on the Memphis and Sem
merville plank roGd-
Taken up by Isaac Wesson, on the 18th day OF April
A. D.. 1861, two MULES; enc a dark bay mare, seve
CT eight yesre old, fifteen hands high, shOd all round
white spot or star IN the face, marked with gear, N
yslued at $685. the other a light bay mare, small size
thirteen hands high, letter @ on the left hip, markei
with gear, ten yFsrs ola. sud valued at as. Said IVES
son resides on the Memphis and Germantown planI
road, at the second toll gate, IN 18th Civil District.
Taken mp by wm. starues, on The 25th day Of April
4. D. 1851 3 hay horse MULE, age not knswn, dueeI
and a half hands high, shod on left bind foot, large seal
on the right side, and appraised It $40 Said Starne
lives two Ans ahalf miles west OF kaieigh, Oh ne o.,
point road, near NcOonnel's mill.
Taken up by Jas. p. Eckles, on the 2sth day Of April
A. D. 1851 a black MARE, Eve or six years old, four
teen and q hzlf hands high, right hind foot white mp ic
eastern joint black spot on the right aide Of the nzhi
foot. collar marks On the shoulder, and appraised 81
500 Also, a morse colored horse MULE, one year old,
thirteen and a half hands high, black stripes down the
back and shoulders. supposed to be the fold OF the mare,
and appraised at SIS. said Eckles lives on the Macon
road, one mile east Of Wolf river bridge, in I'm Civil
District.
Taken up by Wm. P. Day, on the ID dag OF Nay. i.
D.. 1851, D bay mare PONY, i've or six years old, four
teen hands lfgh, f0ye fest q little white, branded with
the letieH B o. the right shoulder, and appraised at
S45. SAID Day resides two AID a half miles south OF
Ealeigh, neas ". S. Wills station, on Germantown
rozd
Taken up By james IT. Luxen, on the Al day Of Kay,
A. D. 1851, two MULE55 one is q dark brown or black
Mule, fifteen or sixteen years old, large lump on
the GftjaE, knees considerably sprunE, one shoe on the
left fore foot, dneen hands high, considerably marksd
VITA gear, and valued at so; the other is . yellow bay
mare Mule, hvc years old, fourteen hands high. marked
with gear, two shoes On TIE hind feet, and valued al
SO. Said LuEen resides two and & half miles south
west Of Raleigh, on the S0mmerville and Memphis plank
rosa.
TaEez ny by c.. Y. Bartlett, on the ID day O., Maya
D. 1851, a brown mare MULE, seven years old, fifteen
hands high, shod before and a half Or piece Of shoe on
her left hind foot, shows uartEo o. burma, and valued At
SIS. Sad Bartlett resides 81 Union depot. on Memphis
and Ohio Aallroe4- e. s FIFE. Ranger.
Raleigh, Way IS. 1881 -Tmy25-w9fs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

CTRAIED frsm my residence On jefferson --s
- street east Of me Memphil and OngrIes-kIS
I'm deIoi on SATURDAY last. 15m o. Mav. aISLI
snail rel sna Eht De s7stc1 coz, abouf ave sesrs %.
hags iz-9e Witt spot o. Der f~orehesd, gave when sbe
Tets ahsnt oue and a half EalIous Of mia AZ 8 milking.
7 " % give q f1lishle reward for hnr delivery 90 me-, or
auF igi0ruatlon 81 g can SET her. She i4msrked What
b. knowa as q fox marx. her ears rut 20 a pciot
~ STREET.
JEFFERSON street
js2-va.' Euie g ElnBaa and C~haieatoa Raiirosa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

For EaW-GGEkeCtor.
JOIN II. BOWEN IS % candidate for re-eicclrn
the once Of Taz-Coueetor. Election on tie son
Jane. mra7-te
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

Over excitsmeEt, and the mental care
and anxiety incident 10 close a~tteutisn 70 business or
study, are among the numerous causes ofUarvous Head
ache. The diserlered state Of mind and body incident
70 tats distressing Complaint is fatal Blow % all energy
AID ambition Sufferers by this disorder can always
oataiR speedy relief from these distressing attacks By
using one Of the Cephale Pills whenever She symptoms
appear. Il quiels the overtassel brain. and s0othes the
strained and1arriug nerves, and reiaVes ue tension Of
ne stomach, wbicn always accompanies amd aggrayates
the d~isoriefcd condition Of the brain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

FOR HEaEfmasL3r.
BEN. H.. ATLTESoE j. a candidate for ne ONCE OF
W7rs-f-u-ltar. EIHctiun g7th Of june. mrfn.ta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11
Memphis Steam Bakery,
z. 6. DAVIDSON & co.

MANUFACTURES Of Crackers OF all kinds. Also
w Navy or Pilot bread, &C., Second street, between
Adams and jefferson.
We have connected with the above business, C1nfec-
tionaries and Cakes e. all hinds At Wholesale or retail.
VIII furnish fam lies or paties and weddings al short
notice and ~ reduced prices
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

POETS WIT AND HUMOR. Selected by
W. H. Willis Illustrated with one hun
bred engrayings full gilt, cloth and NO
rocco.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11
J. G~RGEsmABER & BRO.,
Cabinet Makers & Upholsterers

A RE row prepared 70 execute srders@ae<sSF1
n in their line IN re most perfect a&SA
manner, and at the shOrtes notice. A
Having furniture cars Of their own, @391
they win receive orders for moving, taking down and
settling up Pianos and Furniture Of all kinds, on the
most rea 4onabla terms.
They will also give attention 10 laying Carpets, poll
ishlns and vanishing Furniture, hanging Curtains and
shEdes, and TO the execution Of Upholstery in all its va
rieties.
Orders soIisited Of the store Of Ingrahsm * Lees,
Main street. Or 1877 Main street, at the desk Of W. B.
Miller * Co. jat5-sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS SAVED
M spaldiHg has sold two millions Of bottles % his eel
ebrated Prepared Giue, and It is estimated that each
bottle saves az least ten dollars worth OF broken f-rui'
lure, thas making an GEgregate Or twenty millions o
dollars reclaimed from total loss g. this valuable Inver-
ton. Having made his Glue 3 household word, he now
proposes 20 O. the world stil greater seryice BY curina
all the aching heads with his Ceuhalic Pills, aud II thsy
are as good as his Glue, headaches will soon vslisl
away Ike snow In July.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

NE lave determine 10 close orr business arf shall
W discontinue the credit systen. WTi sell rUr cash
only and 20 gEds delivered until paid for. Our stock u
Saddles Brides and Harness.
we viii close cat o. cost.
=. ". ARMSTRONG s. CO..
rrvq Or, 80 ar-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

Did you ever have The Sick Headachs9
DO you remember the t%hrObbins temples, The savared
brow, The loathIng and disgust al the sight Of foodp
How totally unfit You Errs FOR lieas1re, conversation or
siriy. One Of he Ocrhaiic Pills Eu.d have relieved
from an the suffering which yuu then experienced.
this aud other purposes you should always hsVe ;
Of them q hsRd y ass IS occasion requires.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11
To the PVsbWc,


HE AMALGAMATIoN or LAEGUAGEs-There
Is a Slowing tendency in this age 10 ssprouriata me
most expressive words o. other language, aad after q
whhe 70 incorporate then Into our IVA; thus the
the head" is new becoming popuiArizsd n c91necfie-
Win Nj. spaldlnEs great headache remedy, bot Il win
soon oe used IN 3 more general way, and the word
eephalc VIII become Is common as eiectrotrue. and
many others whose distinction as foreign words 5zs
bees worn away by oommoa zee, usIl hey seen ia
tive aBd ~ the manor born
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11

Hi 'ad N Terrible 'eadache this haftsrnooa.
nahd hi stepped into he hapothecsres, baud SAYS h
10 me man, "Can you hease me o. en- 'ezd4che o.
Dofs y hache ard" says p. HexceelluEIv.n san
M hand upon Inst e gave me Acceptable PiH. hand 'pat
ne ,onor It cured me 20 quick tlas hi 'sz1ly realized h
'ad I'D IN 'sadache.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11
NhEaamEee-


TUSe received per steamer Wiussure. . large 10. Of
j very superior a~kiuelss. Tncv win Be- sod low far
cash Tnose 1ealrlns o. purchase would DO vel 10 rive
o. b eA- ELOURE0T q CRAWFORD.
nr--oaN ma ~ Frrnt row