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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

srrsRise UP SEsAroH.-Ihe Norw'ee 80.
papers are saying some sharp things 70 osnso' !.
of that State, charging him with entire incne'
70 the war, snd with doing absolutely no'niDs ', 81
.hs raising Of men and wonsy. .,.-5a .ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28

AT the same election Van Buren, for Governor had
1928 to 96l2 for Smith Thompson, the Adams candi-
date. This was great triumph for the Mug people
they got three of the four County officers and taught
the close corporation of the Tammany Society that the
practice of making nominations in the dark and trying
to cram them down as Irregular" was game that
would not always work. This was in the hight OF the
CintoDan aud Bucktail war, and party strife was at
the most extreme pitch, but the old Wigwam had not
yet instituted the prize ring system and the STRIFE was
generally confined 10 loud talking. As specimen o.
the strength Of these parties take the following return
for members Of Congress In is24'
r.-,,. /r,yektaaL 1 Peoples (Cifnforsdnl "a,
n n chqslsas IS $50 Peter Sharpe. .......'..5saill
y.ron 5sa ChaA u Haines eSo
q. c. Vsgplsaek o.,..''f, sest'as' Ss'sS'~s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28
" Oh wsd some pow'r the siitis gle 10,
10 see oursels ss ithers see US,
II wsd nae monte 8 blunder free nc,
Ard fooliah notiou.n

The next best thing to this selffscernmens 70
learn from Others how we look II should be very cd.
vantageous to this nation TO learn how In the eyes OF
the world looks the nation that for the first time In the
history Of wars too dainty to be saved in the vulgar
way Of gripping your enemy however you can. H.
convicted of his sins and the peril Of his soul was
willing TO seek salvation upon his knees provided only
that il might be in carpesd The selectness OF
this gentleman we'll illustrates that Of our country.
Saving yourself anyhow Is no less onens've .ue
Ia4titians taste 0f usgro-desPising aasi9a than
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18
Trig,n EErrnfa:


l. No pupil viii be received for o Shorter period than
a session. Fupi.s entering after tbs commencement o.
a session, will b3 charged only for the residue q tae
session. No ce-uctieu viii be msds in csss Of with
drawal b-fole tie CO Of the session, or for absence.
unieSs OCcasi)ued by sickness.
,. With the view TO prevent eztTavacanca AID pro-
note habits % economy, the following Uuif.rn has
been eel5Cted: Winter uniform 10 consist OF s-a -
csl0red AeriGo dress, with cape " same, and rlafn
white collar black SIX apron asI Wh.ta jcahlrn fiat.
trimmed with straw coi07ef ribs1I for summer. and
scarlet for WintsE. Summer uniform o. cons So Of dress
OF blue glnsha15 muslin -r calico, tasiid Colorsl. to be
made with long sleeves. and to III close 10 the neck
with small, plain, white CCii-rj b'a-k SILK ap-g1. EscE.
pupil to be provided with two dresses for the winter,
end 1oar dresses Of tbs suu0er unii9rn.
3. B-ardars T1zt be provided with six changes Of
clothing suitable. u the sesson, with all necessary arti-
cles fur the toilet and with six taJIs napkins.
4. The parents or guardians If young lssfes coming
from 2 distance are reqGested to Eama scne person In
or near Memphis to wh.m application may be male,
ton.
5 The IustitssioD wiz not i1cu- the expense q far
n'sning t7e pUpi' with pocket monty or aruce 5 OF
%ci0tninsi nor shall the pupils be allowed 10 keep money
70 spend 40 their discretion. Such MONEYS must be de-
posted with the Superior Of tle Institute.
8 To prevent loss Of LGP ard IuierrUy5iCn cf the
exercises Of the School, visitors wtU be received only
On Saturdays. from Q 70 u O'clock II. ami from 3 to 6
P. II. Parents or others wisfi g 20 plsco children in
the iUs-itutiou, will be received Oh any day except
S1Ed-y-
7 This Institution IS C~ath0ic-5ut as is object is to
ahjrd edCCa'iaual advantages. tTras0ectIveiy Cd reI-
eICis,d. Discipline ard order Cly VIII require attend
aHce az divine service on Sunlsys.
8. Parents and q lends vlsilirr the pupils IN exhibl
tion week, OF as other tmas, wlI mad recommendation
in the city or reiehborha0f, as the institute IS rot pre-
pared 90 furnish ealsrtaIrment.
8. Letters T. be addressed to no
hGfuER SEPERgOR,
st. Agnes Female 4 adeuy,
ar7-3m Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18

S1iIg appeal.
For the Memphis Appeal
He SLEEPS IN PEACE

AL eAG-3
wr;ysn effer p;sifing the Craze Of Dr.; samuel eSd V vsi
ham at Ey!du. end presence - ny
Uea friend his esiiHaote W'GO"'
He sleeps in pssoei
uars ,mid his b~eautifu. and quiet Do"eiS
His branching trees and perfame-lsuen uo"7'
He sleeps unmindful Of the passing IoUi'
On. yes, he sleeps in psacel
The setting sun
Tinpss his grave with glory; ana the breeze
since = soft reluium through The bending irees'
LIE ~plaintive music heard Ger distant seas
when the Jays work is done.
I sit alone,
p,-,ga5in deep thousht here ry bis dOwer-decked grave
And memory rsscuss frou o5Hvion's wave
The form aud features OF the true and brave,
Der whom these fOEers have grown.
Now the pale noon
Comes with her silver RAYS 20 beantiiy
The spot where he and many loved ones lie;
Bot far away my busy thoughts do ay,
From earth or sun or mcOa.
Far, far awayI
Up to that shining city, paved with gold,
Where dwell the ransomed ones 'mid joys un!eld,
where the Good Shepherd gathers young and old,
Where snIHvs eternal dayl
And ca we mourn
For those who've left this csrth IN all its sares,
It's pain and wee, its sorrows and its snsres!
Who've bid a glad farewell % signs and tesrsg
Fer such, oh can va mourn?
twill not be long
Ere you and 7 will 50 where he has gone,
To bow before the Almighty One,
To join the ransomed hosts around Gods throne,
IN one eternal song
Thus may il bel
When or glad spirits from the earth take wing,
Nay he, AID yoU, and !, cur loved ones bring,
Before God's throne f0reveTmore TO sing
The song OF victory
EEAU, Ausust IL 1861 n. s. B. D. S.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18
Il FLoaA MeFLMsEYs 81 Z Ne

THE FLORA McFLIMsEYs FEEL TIE WAR.
a correspondent from New York says:
The war, as | bad occasion to remark be-
fore, has been dreadgully ia al to The migrate
~ propensiJiss Of Madame Fashion; for, this
season instead 0f being "horrid yulgarU to stay
in town during the hot months, The practice is
receiving the sanction Of about all CT our "frst
families" including the creme de- la creme Of
MGrray Hill, and the Flora McFiimseys Of
Madison Square. You may walk from one
end Of Fifth avenue to the other, without en-
couutering a single "brown stone front'
closed, while in but few other fashionable pre-
cincts dusty window blinds and rusty bell
knobs, compared with ordinary seasons, are
few and Ear between. Some Of our merchant
princes who have ventured TO hire cottages at
Newport till September, have given them up,
wisely considering that, with pretty much
business at an end, and income and other war
taxes looming up in Tie prospective, That tt
may be the part Of prudence, as well as patri.
otisn, to practice economy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18
STATE FEMALE,
COLLEGE,
NEeznph4s, Ee1no@s0e.

THE FAN Session OF this Institutes VIII commerce
! on the I2th Of September next. In its favor we
claim the following advantages.
1 It's plan Of organization, thorough course OF study
and discipline. as we'll as the high standard OF issjruC-
ton, place II in the rank Of a strictly first class Fema g
College.
.. The Buildings are new, ELEGANT and CozlmodioHs
For eli school purposes, they are probably u~usurpass ed
by any either Forth or South. The furniture and gen
eraI rchcol equipments have not failed 20 excite the sG-
uiratioa Of visitors and patrons.
3. In local Situation IL c p-iues the following sd-
vnntsgss: The region OF c. untTy Is acknowledged 10 be
healthy as vel IS beautiful. 1t is surrounded by OF e
Of the most refined, intelligent and mora communities
It is sufficiently lear to the city for all purposes o.
trade, aHd sufficiently remote 10 protect the pupils
against habits Of extr4vagauce. 1t may b easily
reached in ali directions by railroad and river.
4. The professors and teachers have bad Ing expert
eRce, AMI are known as thoroughly entitled 10 the con-
hdence OF the S0uth, In fact. The highest a-vanteges
in every particular that can be found IN any similar
Institution. are enjoyed at this, for the proper training
and education OF young ladies'.
Expenses as heretofore. For particulars, address
O.. COLLINS,
aE4-G6v President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18
Terms per Session:

For BOARD AID Tuition in any o. an OF the following
branches Healing, WTitiEr, AriImetic- English
Grammar Geography, History. Rhetoric, CJmra,ifiar
Criticism, Principles % AasUlal Philosophy, Cbemss
try and Botany Mental ard Moral PaiIas1phv. Plain
Sewing, Garsiuy otc SIS $50 $50 or 500 sc,ar1-
/ ing 20 the age or class OF fhe pupil Fer day scholars
tuition, SIS, SO, S25 or $50, according 20 age or class
n. 100
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18
AALEGNAHY WbTERl

NTTE have just received q large supply OF the above
w celebrated Mineral Water, fresh from the SPRINGS.
It has Gained . fac reputation with those who have
visited he Springs or used the water at home, sad we
AXE pleasure in recommending It 70 i1valids IS an al
t~erstivs ard enti-dyspeptic IMMORAL Water, which Is
Uucq7aied il It's curative powers. It is also slightly
r~urgattve in many cssa5, and m-y therefore be used as
g substitute fer the .f2zyatgl Water" and with the
above additional properties, i. is more valuable in the
majority OF cases. We would invite a trial Of its viz
tues by those HhO sudsr from Indigestion or other de-
r~aAEeUerts Fl the digestive organs. II is put up in
quart and half gallon bottles, carefully packed in boxes
containing enc dozen, which may be safely transported.
L discount Is the trade All orders promptly filed BY
s. MANSFIELD & co
jyl42n Wholesale Druggists, EempRis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18
As@5geV78 @pg'5a3gs,

NEAR FLORENCE, AEABAMa.
FF'HIS most celebrated Wst-rius Place is nov o-el
4 for the rscestI0n q visitors, and has airesry q
good many persons IEOu alGsreus parts OF the cou1try.
u have engaged tne services Of tho celebrated HOLD
ING LAND for The season, who are bard % excel On
brass % stslnS Instruments, The advantages az g liZE
are stEluct by ali wEo have visited this place 20 excel
those O. any other watering place. ShoaI creek being
oay a q1arter Of a mile, srd Tennessee river only four
mics distant and we are supplied with fishing beats
OF sSirs or Tire purpose. Our Ts1-pln Alleys AID Eli
Hard Tables axe IN good 0Tder.
The waters 81 these plIC-s arc BY
more than two hundred Of the most eminent physicians
III the surround 7r country for the cure CT s~cr5frlz.
rapsy3 dysoepsla, liver complaint, oizesses peculiar q
females, sore eyes, chronic t~I=rrhes, syphilis, and all
diseases Of the Kidneys, urinary oTg3ns, ard all su,a-
-e1as diseases. E71-ers Of Ia, rlost remarkable
cares have scea testified TO b. most respectable living
Witnesses.
Col James H. 'tcaf, late Of TuEa Springs. assists "a
the management q the house, and 10 pains viii Do
spzrct 10 make car guests IL every way comfortable.
Orr table snail be supplied win tas o~st tas c8uttry
-Eor5s, and oar accommodations il every respect shall
Cc az coed IS those Of any 0sher watering place in he
country.
Cur stegc coaches viii be at tho depot at Florence on
The arrival Of the cars at alt times ana convey al pas
seuge-s to ami from the Springs without delay
Our livery stable is ven stocked win carr5sEes, bug
cics ald horses for pleasure riding.
uyi2-tG ELLIS CO., Prorriet-rs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18

TIVE nBEKEcIA Boy" IN An Iner mac raVings
CoURT-Tt appears that tie domestic G
ties Of the Benecia boy are not yet sci
sbe satisfaction of all parties coDceTDetorK DAY Book
ana an sffclal notice in the Woodstock
@si Of the 7th inst, directing bis wife, Democrat wbs
Tsaaez Menksn Keenan,, TO appear at the y spv poIiti-
toher term of the court Of McHenTy count. litionist in
TIiooIs. to show why the "boy" is net entitled Of him
70 : decree Of divorce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18

III" -
lave at my place for sale IS tuns Of Clover and
! Timetly Hay at 81 Is per 100 lbs.; so tUns OF Glover
at 81 Ter hundredj Is or % tuus 0, Sheaf Oats At 81
per 100 lbs; and plenty Of hGe pssturaze Tor horses OF
cattle, at one dollar per week. Terms cash on DEW
cry. Gy residence il three and a half miles east OF
Memphis, on New Raleigh read. Also. 100 bushels Of
best qualify Wheat for seed. Send IN your orders.
f2s1ms WA. STI.OEG.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18
FASSgANN'S IRON TIE.
.BDYECE.
-
WGT#CE.

DE and after SATURDAY, the 18Th inst. tho Even
ing Express PASSENGER tain viii be Discontinued
The through mail train ml1ing close connections at
Grand junction CCriGth, Decatur, Stevenson and Chat
tanoegs5 will leave daily a. $50 A. d.. anu arrive at ]
P. II.
Ihe GrEcd Junction Accommodation train viii ruu
e2-fyI k5a-yays excepted arriving at 90 A.. II. an
iee'lls at $50 P N. This train VIII every Saturday
evening run through 70 Ivka Spriu-s. aaf offers 4 an-
OPP rt1llty for families and persons wishing 10 visit
these celebrated Springs. W EOsa.
Jyl1-tT General Suyprint=uFaat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18
INSURANCE C0HPlAY.
Of the State Of Virginia, Richmond.
J. r. WoEST, sAgessf,
OFFICE, ON MADISON STREET,
nrnnritn pnrL % NIL


DIRECTORS.
Wm. 7 NCFarlaud; President Farmers Bank;
4. WarEI,S, Ggn Of Warwick s. BarKsdsle;
Vim c. C.eu,1sw, firm Of Crenshaw n Co.;
wellington Goddin, arm Of Godjiu * Appers0R;
7. W. ECCance, firm Of EnBloD, M0ncure q Co.;
G.. 4. Barksdsic, Grin Of warwick X BaIksdaIe;
James Il Grant, T00accO Manufacturer;
L. D CceusEsE, firm OF Hayaii, Cyenshaw * Go :
John ! Bacon, firm Of Bacon & Ezsksryili,
Il. B UlZail. firm Of HaXa !, Cron5hlw s Co.;
John CUTr.e, IT., SHip Owner;
VIA. B. warwick, firm Of Warwick * DarksdaIs;
jas. Alfred Jones, Att0ruey-at-LaW
C.. @. Elicit, Builder;
7. e Ruf1u, Ag-icCItarist ard Manufacturer;
r. y. EcGruder, arm Of s. McGruder & Sons;
". v. G7-mp, At-crHey-at-Law
Jas. Dunlop, 6rn u DanIop, AoncUre x Co.
BOILING -. HaXALL, President.
o. T. BREsEE, Secretary.
I offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
FAET to the property hclGsrs % Memphis, and soli-i
a portion Of their business. All losses viii be pr.mys.j
paid in cash az this agency. Those Wb0 wish 20 enCJtr
age Southern institutions IN preference to Eorl &
viii please give ne Z cal.
:. 7. VEST Agent
su2-Iv Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18
Memphis Steam Bakery
z. 6. DAVIDSON & CD.

sgAEUFACTUREGs Of Crackers Of all kinds. Also
IVA Navy or Pilot bread, etc, Second street, between
Adams and jefferson.
We have connected with the above business, Coufec-
tionsriss and Cakes 81 all kinds at wholesale or retail.
Hil furnish !a7B lies or parties and weddings ct short
notice ami At reduced prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18

SO prayed. A deep, heartfelt petition went
UP, from the deepest recesses Of my soul, to
inse..5 oF5pg who sat on the great white throne.
a. : - tba Constitution. come to her, but she repealed
a var of subjugstton, in VIII mercy zen over ner' but
marked ont BY the government 800 = y OP5n2 ~
Is here any longer a reasOnabpgea he[ E,gnt oack
after the bitter strife Of States aDd0' 4 AH0' ~
9ipg OF ~fraternsl blood, the Unicn ca ,.uuA..- 49,.
restored to its former position? ~ a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18

THE PATRIOT AND The DEMAGoGUE.-
The new United States treasury Eff y dollar
notes, with a view, no doubt, to make them
popular with the peoTle, have on one end a
portrait Of the patriot and hero, General Jack
son.
But whatever reverence the recolIcctions Of
Jackson nay i@nclte, that reverence will be
qualified when the eye is turned TO The other
end of the note, and the head eff Oven Love-
JOY, OF Illinois, recognized.
What a contrast? The one, q man whose
wise craftsmanship and firm hand crushed The
incipieHt secession nf his dav. The other, a
demagogue, whose Craftsmanship could take
DO higher flight than abolition, and whose
'irmness" consisted in opposing all compro-
nises by which modern secession nigat have
been in part (perhsps wbolly,) arrested, and
shorn Of its strength l-6lbany Argus.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18
HON. JOHN @. BnaUKINRInCE.

The Baltimore Republican, Of Friday even
ing, has the following just remarks in reference
to the demonstration In that city upon the call
Of the people to hear Mr.. Breckenridge, Ken
tucky's champion Of State rights and COnsti-
trtionaI liberty. It will be seen that the in
terruptioHs were made by the bogus police
Lincoln's hireIiDgs. The material portions of
the impromptu speech alluded to have been
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18

su2-Iv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-30
SPEERiS lKLNE OF ELDER.

SPEEL'S WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
STlhULANT, TONIC, DIuRETIC and SUDORIFIC, whicl
il testified to By Physicians and thousands of Ladies' and Gentle
men in all parts of Europe md America
AS Il Gentle stimt,lnnt and Tonic,
It strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
As n DIuretfc,
1t rparts healthy action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORG ANS-very beneficial in DRopsY, GOUr
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections
AS Su1orIGe,
1t acts upon the Skim opening pores and expepy all i'm
puie5 by nScnsbe pepiaon thereby driving Off Eptions
and cleansing the surface giving vigor to the whole
system, and BLOOMING SOFT md HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
Talc Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit the Elder as ono Of
their most valuable remedies.
IN Germany.
The Berries dried and preserved by families for use in case
Of sickness.
Speer's Wine Of Elder
Is froHGe juice of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS az possessing remarkable nm
dcinol properties SUPERIOR to any other Wines IN common,
Use, and an excellent article for all WEAK aud nfBTJraT
Ell PERSONS and the AG ED and INFIRM, renewing ALL
improving the APPETITE and beu,f,tfn,
LADIES and CHILDREN
4 Ladies' Wine,
Because it will not tnoSGte it contains no mixture of
sH u HtsE liquors, ana admired Tor iid r'Ch peculiar
aud n"tritive properties pang healthy tone to the sto
sch and Digestive Organs.
&0rA wineglns full may used with meals or at
any ttmo through the day, AZ sleaircd.
We will only ask ycu Indulgence 10 make one trin of this
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by r. J. HART 4 Co. JOHN
RIGHT CO., JAMES SYAE Canal street. and by All the
principal Druggists throughout the United staes.
EBaThe trade supplied at propriator's prices
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
my25 lyNW ZOE BHnnlwaY, Nav York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-30

GENIUS A DIsEAsE,-An eminent French physi-
elan has recently published large volume setting
forth as The result of many years study, the pro-
position that genius is due to nervous disease being
only another form of that abnormal condition Of
the nervous centers, which elsewhere manifests
itself as epilepsy, emOnomana or idiocy. He has
no hesitation in declaring that one physiological
history of idiots is, in multitude of particulars,
the same as that of the majority Of men of genius
and vice versa" His arguments and Illustrations
are thus summed up: !" II appears sufficiently es.
tahshed that the prominence of the intellectual
faculties has for this organic condition o special
state of disease of the nervous centers,n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-30
TYP. MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
tTTRFsPIANo FORTE MANDATORY,

VIM. KNABE Il co, Nos. l. s. and Euav street. Baltt
respectfully inform their Snuhern Friends thai they hsy
enlarged their factory and prepared supply the Drea
demand for their Pios They nnones ionably the mos
ir8he contain all the latest improve and fully gual
snteef Tor Ve years fnr sweetness and If
and agreeable touch, they pne,naed
Thaberg strakosch and other uian,sts
IN their have given certificates superiority
They have for the Ias years. raep the first
all competition in all the different States where they have
exhibited iaSt year they received five first premiums
Montgomery Ala for the Southern piano am
one for the hest against Mi competition
fnl supply Of the above may be found at ou
agents in Eaw Orleans ~
NELL Il WASHBURN'S.
Corner of Camp and Common streets
ie1e Iy&W Stow, p-J,S {r-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-30

DFs EaSeDana's
g r Z II 4 " RTTT ERE,
BALsAMIo CORDIAL,

IS a Il > a m u u u II ID a Il -
The medicines
popularity only through years of trial Unho1uded
satisfaction them acsse the peoRlebnys
pronounced them worthy. ,.%-
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDrCE DERIT
lrT OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES OF tn
KIDNEYS and all diseases arising from adsordsrcd liver
weaknesoF the digestive And
permanently cured by the g ERMAN BITI Frs
The BALsAMIC CORDIALha acquired a reputation ,,r
passing that of similar preparation sxant It will euys
without fail the most and andnR COUGH COLD
OR HoARsENESs BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA. GROUP,
PNEUMONIA. INCIPIEET CONSUMPTION, and has per-
formed the most astonishing known Of
CONFIRMED CoNsUMPTIoNt
few doses will also and cure the
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in tho Bowels
These medicines prepared by Dr. O. NJ JACKSON Co.
No lS Arch street PhilRdephs Pa are sold BY drug
and denlesin medicines at rs cents De- bot
tie Thasignsureo c. NJ. jackson will he on the outsds
wrapper ofeaCh bottle.
In The Almanac published annually by poretor chilled
EvERYROnY'S ALMANAC you will testimony and com.
mandatory u0ticesfro all tho country These Alma.
macs given away by sll agents,
j. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents
q and Isl Chartres street.