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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-02

AooUIrTAL or A WIFE FoR PoIsoEINa HEE
H~UsBAEB.-The trial Of q young wife for
poisoning an old husband. has been concluded
IN Delaware county, n. Y, and resulted In q
verdict OF acqulttsl. Mrs. Harrington Il hand
some, and was married to James Harrington In
July, 1889, when under sixteen years Of age,
While her husband was thirty six. She claimed
that she was deceived BY Harrington, be having
represented himself 40 rich, which proved to
be false. She bought a tablespoonful OF ar
senir, % she said, to poison rats, and soon
after her husband was taken sick and died. A
post norton examination showed that arsenic
enough was found in bis viseeTa 20 kill two
men. But then It was shown that be bad been
in the habit Of taking arsenic. She bad cor
responded with a young man named Hall,
calling him "desr friend,D and asking him to
lend Der money. Her case excited much syn
PATTY, and her aequittal was spplauded and
eheered In the widest and most excited man
ner, BY an immense crowd Of spectators.
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An INFAMOUS AFPorSTMENT.-Ihe teie-
grapb aunouoces chat Lincoln has offered ne
mission to Portugal, OF that to any government
In soath America, 10 Carl Schurz. his ls an
aDnointmeHt that ought 70 make the cheeks OF
evsrv American citizen burn With shame and
INDIGNATION. Upon what times have We fallen
ybe1 an unblnshing R~ed-Republiean atheist, q
reviier Of the Consultation, a reviier Of wash
irgfop. 4 rsvfler Of the convention Of IIsI' a
rfyiIer Of everything sacred and profane that
~ been held in reverence by the great BODY
~ Amarican citizens from the foundation or
Inc Government up 10 The present hour, is ele-
Vsfed TO a past Of hon0ri Are such impuden5
roid-blooded foreign vsgaboncs and anarchists
Who thus trampIs upon the ordinary deeeneies
~ American life and insult the memories 81
- HioHtrious dead, to be singled out for sPs-
~ssI favor b. a creature sitting IN the plare OF
Wssbingts62 sach an act ought 70 dam mis-
vTie- BACK Administration to sternsl lnfamy
N ~ mind Of every individual not shorougniy
i1st Al everv enrs,bling sentiment II Lincoln
-risbed "a compliment the Germans Tor uneir
- cous he net have found a respectable
- rho had nd done violence 70 TIE proPrle-
g. ~ ne. ,rithrnf taking this ~blaek=heartea
-.nsgass. tbis foul cslamniator or cur past
1900. and our departed sages and patriots
trsiuceys Of Washington are honofsa -
n q Brllafa.
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THE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A. NJ,
with a memoir Of his life. Originally
published under the superintendent Of
Ollnthus GregOry,.L. L. D., in 8 vols, full
calf, London.
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lufreal an1 rf1lE sccrlsd. mostly rlTu-
pie sanuarys 53l--.--...-.---.--- osl4 -
A4at aalArfNA q
NOTE--Our stocks and bonds are held a. permanent
investments and The present panic valua Isl Do criterion
o. their actual vatuei but pr~efsrrinE 90 comply strictly
with the letter o. Me laE. We e1taI fhem af ne lowest
cash sales On The 3ist December, t66o. thereby uakInEa
difference Of nearly 5000 in 0mr safsment.
LIABILITIES
5. No liabilities 90 banks. or others, due or not due.
8. No losses atjusted and Que
= LcsHes either uuadlu1tef or
8. Adjusted and t8.l08 q
g. Losses IN suspense, waiting further prasf.
lEcudet 10 last a1sEer ab1ve.
10. AT oiher claims against he cCmpany,
t~divideuds unpaid .....---...--..--.- 5000
Total So. 706 -
II. The rule o. ne ssmpauy iE. not b exceed tfo.o0oiu
any che risk, subject % losg by q single drs-
y. The amount Insured 10 acity or village depeads upou
It's EiEe-E8nerally at the desirable risks 10 Be
had subject 70 the rule last aboVs namef.
Is. The amount Insured In any one block % b~uilfings
depends upon its sizs and oonstH1ctisn. subject 10
the rule shove referred 90.
"a. The act Of Incorporation is the sane as h~erstcfors
sled.
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FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
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u,w 70 CoEaUER THE BoRnEK sTArEs.-
The Pbllaaelpbia Press' correspondent unes
-. to Lincoln the policy Of " divide
- ,o.ouzr the border States By the pun
essss Of pabie men
W.ssrseros, D. C., March %, 1861.
~, .nnointmsut Of Hon. Green Adams, or
.sn.fv. 10 az important position under me
tfsirtrstion Of President Lincoln =, IN
ln+{onsbiy intended as the eommeheement
--5ss "a Conservative policy In reference
-. distribution Of The patronage or re
.frsfion fn the border slave sat.es.
Aau risc.i6 vii mol appoint all RePu6l. cans
- r@res Of his disposition N any o. these
- L Ti..re srs, IN fact. bat few Influential
5ss.ssa ii asy Of them. with' possibly,
o-.ra, er Missouri and MAI glsnd- DE
s @ili. ase fors. thFow hiHssif upon Io. rs sou 2,
Fohn G. Mason and 6gbrie, II
n-Is~lfes thA editors Of se b
a-g,-. gsrsray johnson and Coy. hIe-s
- 1890. fbe edircrs q tbe kiehnolu
Wti- ~,ofeIer. Sherard Clemens, saaane
o.rn ard oshers. IL Virginia, ahd 90 o. !
sg1 ~ otter states. II Mr.. Lincoln can ~
4 40 orfsnis : great Union party - hs
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TIAO. @. ALLYE, Secretary.
sTATE OF CONNECTICUT, -
Hartford county.
HARTFORD, Tsnuary ., 1881.
Personally APPEARED Fl HuntinEtou, president. and 7.
o. ALVIN, secretary, Of The Hartford Pre- Insurance
company, and inside oath that the foregoing statement.
BY them subscribed, is a tine, full and c1rreet stEtsusut
% the ahairs % said company. and exhibits. % far a.
can be ascertalned 81 this date. is actual condition on
the arst day Of January. 1851. Before ne.
EICHOLs, Justice Of TIE Peace.
C~0EEEOLLEEfs 0FFfCH4
EAsHTILLE- Tenn. January q, 1881
This is b. certify that the Hartford Firs In1uranrs
Company, located SO Hartford, IN ne STATE Or Cc1neo-
ticat, has complied with AT the rsguireusns o. he
code, on ths subject % foreign inrurancs ocrn1rations.
in sections 1ls5 70 1877 iHciEsivs, a. vel as the at %
2stn 81 March. 1850, chapter as, section 70, rsquirinE
a deposit- with the controller o. twenty tbousand fol-
lars o. SIX per cent. b0nss OF the State snd Tat James
\ Chadwick is the legally authorized agent OF said con-
pany, in the city q Esmphiz, State % tennessee
J. T. DUNLAP, Controller.
- Policies lssssd and renewed, and losses adiustsd
and promptly paid, ~
J. Z. CHADWICK, Agent,
fel-lm BANK BUILDTEG.
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Trust Sale

DV virtue Of three deeds Of trust, dated July, Sep
ID TENDER and November LIST tEecuted 10 me By Al.
Montgomery, 70 secure certain debts therein ~speeined, ]
viii proceed 20 sell fsr cash 20 the highest bidder, IN
front Of the once Of J. Horne, Esq , IN TIE city Of Mem
phis, on the BIND DAY OF APRIL 1851 the f0lloTtug
property, viz: In the county Of shelby and State Of Ten
nessee, beginning At a stake or point on the east side OF
College street OF avrnue, one hundred and thlrty-,Wo
n30 feet eouthwardly from The soEth aide OF walker
street, as laid down on the map Of she city Of Memphis
BY Z. ". Rucker; thence eastvardly parallel win
walker street, and along the south line Of = let Of ~
acres. sod By the ssid Montgomery to the Rev. NJ.
Drane, as feet 70 a stake, the southeast corner OF the
aid I : acre lot; thence at right angles with the east
side Of the said \ acre lot 70 said walker street ls2
feet thence eastWArdly with the south side Of the said
walker street % The northeast corner Of the land ssid
to said Montgomery By 8. Rozsns BY his deed Of Febru-
sy 9, lisa; thence southwsrdly with the east line Of
sad tract, the ssme being = 20 acre tract 70 the north
east corner Of a let sold By said Montgomery to B
Alexander, being ~ sores; thence WestEardly with
the north boundary Of the said ~ acres and the north
boundary q ? acres sold BY said Montgomery 70 O.. J. o.
pevlin TO College street, thence vita the east side OF
College street 70 the beginnings containing about four
acres, near 70 Stark's Female College, and part Of the
said twenty sores sold 70 said MONTGOMERY By s. ROzeli,
a. aforesaid. The right ef dempton IL expressly
waived. The title is good, but ] will sell only as
trustee
Should the property not sell for enough 10 satisfy said
debts, I will, At the said time and place, sell for cash
twenty-five shares o. the STOCK Of the Memphis Build
ing and Loan Association, conveyed 10 me By said Mont
gomery ~ collateral security.
mr2t-Im :. @. GRIPPING.
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Trust Sale.

DURsUANI 70 The power and authoriy conferred on
L me By the terms of trust deed made 10 me BY A.
warren and WIN. walker, on the i4th November, 1880,
and recorded ln the Registers Once Of Shelby Co 4,
Qeun.s In book IS, psges45. 20 aud ~, which deed fs here
referred 10 FOR particulars, ] will, on G0rH DAY OF
MARCH, 1851 In froat ~ the Tunnel saloon on Adams
street. In the city Of Memphis, a ? O'CLOCK, P n, eK-
pose a part Of log hs. 2ls, according 70 the plan Of the
5tiy Of Memphis, on which stands the brick building,
known A. the Tunnel saloon, fronting sixteen feet eight
inches on Adgdms street, running back ssveuty-feur
feet and three inches. will SELL said lot and building
10 he highest bidder for rash, 70 pay the tive notes de-
scribed in said trCst deed; one for sixteen hundred
dollars. made and executed By walker A. Warren, dated
Nov. "a. 1850, payable on March J., 1851, to the order Of
R. B. Declare, and one note for thirty-f0ur hundred dol
lars, dafed September u, 1883. mads and executed By
A. warren 10 the order Of Vim. Wa:ker, due March ],
1851, ami the cost and expense q thsssle.
GRO. J. KING, trustee.
mrl7 rArEus oopy-1
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border States. be viii not only strengthen
himself, but be win enable the friends Of tia
country In that section to operate successfully
upon the cotton States in their revoltsd and
diForeanized condition.
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glt0ifal.
.THE TRUE ANn aENUINEI

TTs use, II fairly tried, viii soon restore the tone Of
4 the digestive organs, i~Bvigoraie the blood, give gem
eral rotundity 10 the hgure, and add energy 70 the MIND
and nervous system. lie value has been remarkably
evidenced By its Wonderful restorative powers, when
ordinary t1nics had been vainiy exhausted. II eGSrds
uourIshment 10 the body when no other can be borne,
and furnishes tbe frame with fat in a truly remarkable
msnRer.
For CONSUMPTION AID B~RONcHITIs.
For 5OROFULA IN All its Developments
For WEAKNESS, WASTING, and every fern Of d.
BTLITF, its curative properties are uBrivaled-
II may be taken without disreiish By the most deli
cate patient, and retained without EFFORT In the most
sensitive stomach. It's superiority in this and other
important CHARACTERISTICS OF commences, has guarau-
teed for Il the oommendatisn Of the most eminent ply
slcians throughout the Statesi the written testimony Of
the faculty Of the best medical Schooisi the professors
Of the
University Of Pennsylvania,
Jefferson College OF Philadelphia,
Philadelphia College Of Medicine, and tteFs.
Invalids should be careful to purchase Oil Of IN
doubted reputation II they desire the most Aeiiye AID
immediate advantage Of the remedy. That which We
prepare has decided evidences Of superiority over other
brands. Manufactured only BY
III @. BAKER & CO.,
Importers ard Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, etc.
For sale to the trade By
DEARING & W~ETHERILL,
s35 Main street, below Union, west side,
oc3s-dav6m GresnlAw's Block.
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SVOO Re4UNg.a.
Hhadaa

DLUR, GREEN AMI BUFF HOLLAND SHADES.
ID nade 70 srder and put up By an experienced hand
4 co..
$50 kaiH street, FroYine blsck.
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8sgnIar HatAtts.


For White River and Seoatonport.
THE o. S. mail steamer KAFAWHA, IT, -
i VALLEY, Price, master, will leave as /
above on THIS DAY, att p. N. -
For freight 81 paEssse aHpiy d board. OF 10
bOURNE a 90, IS Froaf rev.
". +. HAINEa, 81 Front row.
- "A nw.rHa
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BRJDeET-Missus wants you to send her a
BOX o. Cephaie Cine; no, q bottle q Prepared Pinss-
5ut Pm thinking that's not just ft natthuri bt perhaps
yell be afther knowing what il H. Ye see she's nigh
dead and gone with ths SICK Heaischa, and HantE some
mGr6 Of that sane a. relaivsa her before
OruEEist You must meEn s~pzlllngff Cephaiif Pills.
Bridget-Ochl sure INV aad you've sed It; here's
the quarthsr and give me ne Pills, snd don't Be si day
Shout Il aither.
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FoR WHITE 5 o'clock this evening, the
KAnaWha valley, Capt. Price, will leave for Jack
sonport, white river. jas. 7. Bourne & Co., and W. ?.
HsInea, ageutn.
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sUNDRIES.


.E0n BOXES Popping Crackers.
JUU 1000 lbs. s. S. Almonds.
800 lbs Flberts.
eco lhs. Cream Nuts.
100 Bushels Freah Neal.
100 bris. Rusestt, Prior Red and Jsnatiu Apples.
$50 Pink Eye white and Red Mechanic Potzt0es.
500 Kegs Nails.
80 d0z- Brocms.
Also Sugar. C9dae, Holasses, Salt, WHISKY, Brandy,
Champaign, Esur, Lime, Cen ent. starch, Wooden
Ware etc. etc. Just received and for sale low By
FLOURNOY a CRAWFORD,
de3o-dEw NJ. n, FRONT row.
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POETS WIT AND HUMOR. Selected by
W. H. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
bred engraVings ; full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
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For Comfort and Economy,
FRERMAN r. CO..
$50 Maia street, Provine block.
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TheOhief Among Ten Thousand
DaIley'S Magical Pain Extractor

Has universally supplAnted all other Oinimsnts AID
H healing applications in both the Eastern and west
ern Hemispheres, wherever introduced; and its infriH-
sic merit is the true secret Of its Suecess in all cUfd1e-
Gus affections, whether the cause be dccideHto or disease.
r N sCALDs
Are instantly relieved orr their anguish, pain and
Inflammation, b. 3 tinely5 application OF this aGrvel
iONs healer, and the feshE Is renewed as il BY 3
Charm, no blemish or scarS remaining.
THE FRIEND OFI NURSERY.
Children are frequeutE sufferers from external
injuries, especially froRA Fluid and Cas7pheae Err
plOsi0Hs-therefore everyH mother should have this
healing preparation CON- stanfly at HAND. It heals
sore Breasts, and quicklyE removes the TETTER sr
RINGWORH, so Prepd-% lent in the auTserg.
10 TRAVELLERS BYh SEA AND
The Eachinists, the Tra.l weller, and every other in
dividual whose lot IN lfe= threws him within the
chance " accident from2 erpiosi0n, fire or collision,
should bear in mind thatS this Magic Extractor is his
best GHd emily friend. It1 is both portable and cheap,
and should ever be hisS companion, as q friend in
need. Fhere are thou sands Of living witnesses
te testify 10 its marvel isus virtue, who owe
their sound limbs andS muscles to Its saving
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Over excitement, ard the mental care
snd anxiety incident % close attention 10 business o.
study, are among the numerous causes OF Nervous Head
ache. Ths c~isordeTed state Of mind and body Incident
70 this DISTRESSING complaint isa fatal blow to al energy
and ambition. Sufferers by this disorder gEn always
obtaiH speedy relief from these distressing Attacks By
using one Of the Cephalic Pills whenever thu symptoms
appear. u quiets The 0Vertasked brain, ana soothes the
strained and Earring nerves, and reiaxes the tension q
the stomach, which always accompanies aad assfavates
the disordsred condition Of the brain.
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3ArdIT Realized.

HI Fad N terrible 'eadsehs this haftsrnooa,
haRd hi stepped into The hspothecsries, hand says hi
10 the man, "Can you hease ne N an fesd1che p
Does 10 hache 'ars." says e. "HeNceedingly, says
hi, hand upon that = gave ne q Cephalie Pill, aand 'pon
ne 'onor It cured me 90 quick that hl 'ardly realized ii
'ad Sd an 'sadzehe.
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Photographic Cutlery.
n. E. Corner Union and Main Streets,
mEMPHIs, ~TENNEssEE.

I'VE have now opened Up our new and elegant rooms
w for the reception Of visitors. Our rooms are
handsomely finished, with q large ~skylight, arranssd
exclusively Tor making all kinds Of Pictures. Our Pho
tographs will be colored 10 oil BY the celebrated artist,
VIZ. COOPER, on the most reasonable TERMS, and 81
ali afTpe afca.
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THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
illustrated by Harrison Weir. Fine Tur-
key morocco.
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A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The Aimwell Stories.
The Young Yoyagers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant, By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmls. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret HuntingtOn's Experiment.
HOOksr's Illustrated History.
The Crussdss and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvalisr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
tratsd.
The Hunters of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before The Mast.
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while ii is Day.
Little Annis's Primmsr.
Queens and Prinesssss Of France.
oOustanes and Edith; or, Incidents Of
Homs Life
Little ~ Little.
FOR SALE BY
a s. :T'GdeSs.
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q Headache is the fsvorite sign BY which
nature makes knoEn any deviation Whatever from the
natural state q the brain, and viewed IN this light IL
may be locked on a. q Faf. gnard intended 10 give notice
q disease WhicE might otherwise escape atteauo1s tl
too late q Be remediet; and It's Indications should never
be neglected. headaches may be classified under two
names, viz S~ymUt0mauc aud Idiopathic- symptsnauc
Headache il eECsRdingiy common. snd ia the precuruor
Of q great variety u diseases, HmJng Whi1h are Apo
plezy, Gout, Rheumatism and al febrile diseases In
IL nervous fern Il 10 sympathetic Of disease o. he
stomach constituting SICK He4dachs5 % hepstic disease
constiiutinE Bilious Headache, Of worms, conztipzusn
Ead other disorders Of ne bowels, a. well IS renal and
uterine affections. Diseases q tke heart are very ire
qusntly attended win Headac1csi Auemia and Plethora
are also Affections which frequently occasion headache.
I~diapatkic Headache IL also very coumans being usually
DISTINGUISHED By ths name Of EsrFous Hsadsche, Hsms-
times esmiug on sEddenly In q state Of apparently send
health, and prostratlns 81 once TIE mental ard physical
energies, and in other instances il comes on slowly, her.
aldat BY depression Of spirits OF acerbity OF temper. In
most instances the pain Is 10 TIE front Of the head. over
one or both eyes, asd sometimes p~rov0Eing vomiting
under this class msy also be named Neurahgia.
Per the treatment Of either ezss OF Headaehs, the
Gephanc Pills have been fuund S sure and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains In = few minutes and
BY Its subtle power sradicatinE the diseases o. Whicl
Headache d the unsrring index.
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FAcT WoRTH KN0wING.-SDalding5s Ce-
phalic Pills are . certain cure for sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Nervous Headache. Costiveuoss aud General
Debiiity.
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Constitution OF Co.tireness.

Il 50 prevalent, 50 little understood, and ~ much ne
elected as c0stiVenBss. 0nsu orignatiuE In careless
ness, OF setentary habits, i'll 9 regarded a. a slight dis
Qr1ers o. toe little consequences % excite snEteg, while
in reality 10 Is the precursor sHd companion Of many Of
the most fatal and dangerous diseases, sud ualsss early
eradicated it will bring the sufferer 70 an uatimely
grave. Among the lighter evils o. which costi8eness
Is the usual attendant arc Headache, Coils, Rheuma-
tism, Foul Breath, Piles and others Of ike natares while
q long train OF frlzhiful diseases such as Malignant Fe-
vers, AbceEses, Dyssntary, Diarrhes, Dyspepsis, Apo
plexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria. Hypoohondriasis
Melancholy and Insanity, hrst Indicate their presence
in the systnm By tbs alarming synptom- Not unfre-
quently the diseases named ~sriEinzte in constipation,
bat take on zn Independent existence unless the cause
is ersdicated in an early stage. From al these o0nsid-
~srati0nH, Il follows that the disorder should receive i'm
mediate attention Whenever Il occurs, and no person
sh8uld neglect 70 get a box Of Cephalic Pills on the first
appearance Of the complaint, as their timely use win
sxDel the iHsiduous approaches Of disease and destroy
this dangerous foe 70 human life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-02

GEEAT DTscoVERY.-Among The most i'm
portsnt OF al the gresi medical discoveries Of Aii age
may be eonsidsred TIE system Of vaccination for pro-
tectisn from small Poz. the Gephaiie PHI for relief o.
Headache, and the use 81 Quiaine FOR ths prevention Of
kevers, either or which Is q Eure speclde, whose bene-
ns vii be experienced BY suffering humanity long after
thslr discovers are forgotten.
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THE MAY QUEEN. By Alfred TennT-
son, Poet Laureste. Splendidly illus
trated by E. v. B. 8 vo., NOR, gilt.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,
AND
All Landings on the Mississippi River.
1869. New Arrangement. 1861.
Memphis and New Orleans
UNITED STATES MIL.
uHHE splendid Boats Of this new EFap@
UTTTEB STATES MIL.

UNHB splendid Boats Of this rev RR@h
i Line win Leave Memphis as A
heretofore, On Tuesdays Thursdays and ~
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THE TEMPEST. By VIM. Shakespeare. Il
Illustrated by Foster, Dore, Skill Slader
and Janet. Quartz.
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HOME MANUFACTURE

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