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PHILADELPHIA SOCK BOARD.

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Card ia psaaire Relif,aa s3 Inug blarS pitrnai. az
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Heavy Failure In Maine,

Pom ND, Ne, Nay Z, 1881.
Ths Co0yir the failure Of Joseph Hobson.
the greet lumber dealer Of saco Maine with liabilities Of
four hundred thousand dollars.
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Appointment OF. Navy Agent mt New


WAsuNGro-, May 4, 1881
Tsaac Henderson vas TO day appointed Navy Agent a.
eNsN lArkc
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SITUATION OF AFFAIRS.

New York, Sunday, May 3, 1861.
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IhtfToA Aui DffARfsTST, HoTTNpA, PARK,
NEW YORK, May Q, 1861.
4. DMATraD SfIn, Esq u. s District Attorney
DEAR Sa-rho reservoirs closed so that can
have TO them except the officers in charge We
have placed guard the whole line OF Tao alucJuct
day ard night and u vigilance and prccautou viii do H.,
the Croton viii coatinuc TO TOW pure ever. Yours,
reepcctTul~,
rios B. TAPPEs, Assistant Con missioner
There is not public building, bonded ware.
house or wharf in either of the two cities which
Is not similarly protected. Besides these pre-.
cautions, the stTictness Of the general surveil-
lance of the streets by tha patrolmen has been
very much increased. Night and day increasing
vigilance is being employed to Illustrate this
and every other plan that may bo set on foot
by traitors to crcste panic or to destroy pro
perry on either Manhattan or Long Island
Our citizens may, therefore, slscp quietly in
their beds, without any fear of their being dis
mrbed by the projectors of such atrocities. In
Boston, Philadelphia and our other Northern
cities no doubt similar precautions will be
taken.
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RAKsus'a AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway.-rsy
ant Evening. .prroLs--PATMoT HEART or sUarEH =
BowLKp Our-8gAxs SEA LIos AND oTHEa CuRosifiKs
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rgYANrs MINISTERIAL Mechanics naa, ATE Broad
vay -SUsLzsouRs, sosos, DASoKs, &o-RuGGsD Para
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4 s.ssssAl;ss. , ..sc'MoaRow EvEslSa

(,Es aARBEs roadway, opposite Bond street -
4. -rA ~..ssu NR FIVE "ulILiEds.
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.HA.aAa gugArGE Chatham etgost --wllLo
CorsR-JusBo JuM-Gpsy FARMER
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NEW BowERY rHs AriSE, Bowery-rRArroR's DooA-
EKw FooTMAN -PIRArE OF rHs l..
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rAU.A 6ABSEs TiigATAs. no GA BROADWAY
S8sxg BIsTE AS
wAblsCK's rEEAraE, Brosdway.-JEssrE BsowN on
TIN RELiEF LUCKNOW.
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ArsLEAus

E1E EEw OsIEkss-The passenger paekst Clare
DOZEN. u-auiu2. master. leayes a. above Monday eve
Iius at IL oriock- J y. Morton g. Co, agents.
FOR Sgw OHtEASs The tine Fteamer z. ). Gay,
Way. rftr-T, ieavas 20 above This evening a. 3 o'clock
NHlnn- ~ Co. and Bourne & Co, agents.
POS NEW ORLEANs-The fine steamer Louisville,
CrIu-. aa-frr. i-aF-s ~ above this evening AZ hve
rc,1rs. Bourne & Co aud Elliott q Tinson. agents.
F1a WUrE RVtE--Ibe passenger parket EIfza
d. gr-snl-rry. ms-Ier, leaves a. above this evening
a51rsgk Lauy HUmsiad. agent.
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or rights and liberties-Our wives and children
our homes and fir sides-are moving down
upon us by land and water, in overwhelming
numbers.
Within the next fy- DAYS, perhaps, the grea.
bark of the Mississippi will be fought at C0lum
bus, Ky, aud If our soldiers are then overpOw.
cred, as they may be, Memphis is lost to the
South, unless you come to OIL help. If Memphis
falls, the Mississippi Valley is lost, too. We ask
our friends in the surrounding States to look
these facts sternly in the face before il be toe
late. The invaders no longer make war for d
restoration of the old Union, They, as well a,
we, know that to be impossible. Their ayowed
object is cOnquest-ubjugation that subiuga-
ton to be effected by all the terrOrs Of IRE and
sword, to which may be added al the nameless
horrors of a seryiie Instruction.
You are interested in all this. To save Mem
phis is 10 save all you hold dear or valuable on
earth. To abandon it is to abandon the richest
valley on the globe to the rayages Of men whom
success will make but demons.
We therefore call upon Won 20 arm and pre-
pare to strike where blows will be mosl efectual.
Cali county, district and town meetings. Or
ganize military companies and enlist every man
between 10 aud 90, capable Of bearing arms.
Get out every gun that is effective, and put them
into the hands Of those who will use them. II
you cannot II you have not guns enough, gel
pixies, of ash or hickory, armed with iron points
Husband all your ammunition. Waste none OF
il in sporting. Have your places Of meeting
drill daily-and hold yourselves in readiness to
repair at once to such points as may be designa-
ted by the committee, or by the competent au-
thOrities, as soon as you may be called upon to
DO so. We exaggerate nothing. We state SIM
pie truths. If you value your life and liberty,
and all that makes them dear, W entreat you TO
adopt that prompt action which can alone pre-
serve Them.
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CRIMINAL COURT-lu the case Of the State
~. Conrad Fletcher, for an assault with intent
oIdH Peter Deringer with a knife. a jury was
suoyn, the testimony heard, and case argued
and Submitted to The jury under the charge Of
Che court. A verdict was not returned at the
hour Of adjournment. Acknowledgement e.
bridge. for tde state, and Mr.. Sharp, for the de-
foudsnt. conducted the case. The State vs..
Barton and Phillips, for mur9er, was set for De
cemb-r 9th. The State vs.. +. W. Wells, for
passing codubsneit money, was set for Decem-
Der ID. The t0Howing case is set ior to-day 4:
Gs3. STATE vs.. Joseph Haynes, for an assault
with intent to Kill Should the same not be
tried OF no. consume the day. the following cases
wia De called and disposed Of: ~, State vs..
Pelluel, for perjury 69I, State vs.. J l. and S
II. Olebb. for an assault with intent to murder :;
16I, State vs.. r. d. Davis, for larceny, and other
cases not SET or disposed Of on the several dock
cts. ia their order. At the hour Of 10 o'clock,
an account OF a public meeting, involving the
cdluni0 welfare. the court adjourned to ?
0elolL The court announced thai, on Thurs
day, tn 25,h inst, motions for new trials and
in arrest ssould be heard and disposed Of in ali
tle case OF conviction, and final sentences pro-
usuacs8 81 cases wherein the motions may be
operruIsd. in the case Of the State VS.. WI
Eaus fr murder. he jury had returned no yer
dct At the hour Of adjournment.
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.OCAL MATTERS.

THURsDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER p.
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3 D. no, 2.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION-WEST-)
r DEPARTMENT,
CoLUNBus, KY, November 10Th, ls6l.
IT Is deemed prudent for the ladies row in Columbus
1 to retire beyond the limits Of the enesmpment. None
wll be allowed 10 visit this pisce. Commanding officer
a. Memphis and Fort Pillow and Railroad SupeTintend-
ent. will s+e 70 the execution Of this order. No pBss
ports will be granted by Military Commanders Of Posts
In this DspaTtme I. GID. J. PILLOW,
no9O Nv BriRadier General q. = A.. Commanding.
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FOR SALE.

STEAM ENGINE, SAW AND GRIST MILLS,
"A located IN Tanahatchis county, M;ss.
FOR particulars, apply 20
@. .. C~HANBERLTN.
Ia the Navy Yard,
Uc2q. luIr Memphis. Tenn
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.

would have made the surprise complete, and
given the yachts crew no warning until they
boarded her.
We do not believe that any Of our friends are
either killed OF badly wounded, or else their
bodies would have been found on deck or washed
ashore. We do believe that at least one of the
bnemy have fallen, and from the shots in the oars
would think more.
We hope ere long to be ablet report the facts,
the Santee IS willing 70 exchange prisoners.
" e have fortunately plenty to spare in Texas.
they are treated with indiguity, our motto is,
ln eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, d life for a
lie. The Santee had her flag halfmast all day
l. Fyrrfa-
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rchonpe--ScUjnr Rate,
Po,iarc on Prinfed .MaIler

The following is the rate of Postage on Printed Matter
OF the Confederate States:
Newspapers from publisher 70 regular subscriber,
weighing three ounces or under, eight mills each each
additional ounce, four mills.
Monthly and SemiMonthly Periodicals, as above,
weighing one and a half ounces eight mills each each
ounce surplus, eight mills
BiMouthly and Quarterly Periodicals, as above, two
cents an ounce.
Papers, Music. Circulars Pamphlets etc, etc, books
eXcepted) weighing three ounces or under, two cents
each additional ounce, two centA
Books weighing four pounds or under, two cents an
ounce.
FOREIGN hATTER-The postage on all printed matter
published beyond the limits Of the Confederate States"
il double the foregoing rates.
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WELL DOSE, LOUISIANA Tho Vicksburg,
on Tuesday, and the Magnolia yesterday,
brought a number Of troops to this city, respect
ing which Ne copy the following information
from the Baton Rouge AdUOoate
The regiment Of mounted volunteers under
Col. Scott, five companies Of which viii leave
for the seat Of war in Kentucky on Saturday, is
a corps Of which the State may Justly feel
proud. 1t is composed of the substantial young
men Of Louisiana, gentleman in their social
standing, sons Of our wOrthiest cit iZens-healthy,
temperate, athletie-gOod m~arksmen, and
excellent hOrsemen. They have volunteered for
tie whole war from an ardent patriotism. leaving
behind them the comforts Of home, and in every
instance all the %luxuries that wealth can pro-
cure. A nObler regiment Of cavalry never
formed into line on this continent than the one
about to part from uS-braye and worthy men,
commanded by chiyslric and intelligent officers.
The cost Of raising, equipping, arming, cloth
ing and subsisting this regiment has been chiefly
from the liberal bounty Of individuals and par
ishes. What that cost IS viii appear from an
estimate Of the more important Items. There
are no less than $50 horses, worth at least $500
each. or $4,000. Saddles and equipments for
the same number at S25 each horse, $500.
Uniforms and other clothing Of men at $50 each,
S25.5OO. One pair Of blankets each at 50,
5000. Five hundred large r~evOlyers at $50,
$3.50 0 Double-baueIed shot guns, $50, worth
SO each. $3.50. Two hundred and day
brace Of cavalry pistols at $40, $500. These
terms alone. which DO not begin 10 cover the
actual outlay, amount to $2i326o. The eN-
pei.se Of subslstug this corps for a period Of two
months must amount 10 over sixty thousand
dollars.
The following are the officers
John S. Scott, colonel; 30. Nixon, lieutenant
! Colonel: Gervais Schlater, major; Albert Cur
mack, quartermasteF p. c. Fox, adjutant n.
I. N. Robinson, commissary; James X. Leake,
sergeaut-major Joseph Cotton, forage master;
A. Wilson, wagon master; Capt. c. w Keep OF
Iber,ile; Capt. j.. NJ Taylor, Of East Baton
itouee; Capt. W. W. Leaks. of Fast FEeliclans
Capt. j. r. Williams, Of Hapides Capt G.. A
Scott, Of East Feliciana Capt. J. benjamin, Oh
Concordia Capt. T.. Cannon, Of Avoyeles
Capt. |. Campbell, Of East Baton Rouge Capt
O. Leieune, Of Pointe Coupee Capt. w. l.
I Ditto, Of Catahoula.
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SOMETHING FOR THR TBIEs.-To accom-
modste the gents, as wen as the ladies', A. l..
Andrews & CO.. the accommodating suctioneers,
viii offer a large assortment Of coats, pants,
vests, boots, shoes, hats, caps, hosiery, etc, etc,
at evening auction sales, commencing this even
ing at o o'clock. at their store, $50 Main street.
Let all who want bargains, in the furnishing
line, be on hand this evening, at 800 Main
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DIR. .Eczeas,'s Js,iversaI PMS
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.

BihOusness Headache, Etc.
There has never been a cGtharic medicine of-rsf o.
he pu5He thst has given such entire satisfaction IL
NcIeau's Tuiverssi Pills
E.inr entire v vegetable, they are perfectly innocent
and can be ttken by the most tender infant, vet pror11t
1rf powerful in removing al bilious secretion. go e.
impure f1td matter from the s-0macb. In f.ct. rbsv
are the only Pills tLsl should Be used ia ulalsrious Hs.
trcts.
They produce no u1piuE sickness or pain 10 he sr5--
sck or bowels, thorEh very active and searching tn lls.r
operation promoting healthy secrsucus Of The tv=r md
ddaeys Who viii suher from Bliousne.s. Hesfaeb,
aud Foul stomach, when 30 chean a remedy can be Oh
tauedf Keep BON C0nstsuLy On hand. a s5neTs dose.
taken In season, nav prevent hours. DAVIS and months ~
sickness. Ask fr Dr. J. IT,. M-Leau's Universal pu.-
Take 10 other. Being coated Jhey are tssteisss. Price
only y Gems per box. AID can BE sent By nail 70 any
part Of the United States.
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Propdstor.
Corner Third s1d Pine streets. 81 IouIa ri,
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NOTICE.

OFUcE 0F THE MEMPHIS BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS Z
November -, 1901
No FIRE risk upon cotton in tLs city viii be taken
y after this GATE, nor will the marine risk be taken
upon any shipments to arrive after the LIST Of December
next. z WINCHESTER Sec,y.
wo1uqt
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ANOTHER EXHIBrTTON-The Tennessee
Ministries, having been highly favored by the
public in their late efforts to assist in raising a
fund 10 aid the wounded soldiers in the hOspi-
tails IN this city. viii give another exhibition at
Odd Fellows Hall, this evening. The pro-
gramme promised is entirely a new one, and
cannot fail TO please. Let them have a crowded
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T I have a double-barrel shot gun. want
ninety-nine more of my fellow-cidzens, armed
with the same, to meet me at the new block,
opposite the Episcopal church, on Second street.
at { o'clock this evening, for drill.
II EnIrrr
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grrr-ppAN lot. containing n cloths acres,
4 ig;,- between The new State lire end Central ave
60 Governor Harris. two and 1alt mites from
So Mace 4. ntaius a neat COTTAGE and
gy g-ufbousss, iu an excellent nelgn0orhood
p,ss.-si5u given Immediately.
TerDs vrrv moderate. For particulars Apply 70 w.
: q,IyIor. adjoining, or ". ". Ferguson, with Messrs.
MrCombs l. Co.
-rNE luz g. W. NeNA lid
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Paving Notice.

DISSOLVED. Thai The owners Of property fronting OF
htlssouth side jefferson st.. from the Bayou budge,eas
10 is intersection with the pavement already laid. De- re
oui-ri 20 put down good brick ~pavemrn's and %sutteruE
in front of their respective i0ts. within the time prescribe,
bv oriinance-paremeu ss feet wide ana curb 4 b. Il
Inches. IAdOptrLI
Approved November Jth, icol.
OH PARK, Mayor
Attest r. RICHARDS. City Register
u0lfiUt
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REMOVED TO MESPHIs-An advertisement
we publish this morning informs the public tina.
W. G. Anderson, Esq, of the Louisville firm OF
Anderson, Dunyhue & Co, has removed to this
cisy, and TO him the correspondents Of the firm
mn.t addrass their leffers.
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MORE POPULAR TEAN EyER.-A. L. An
drews & Co hold forth again this morning az
10, a. NJ, at $50 Main street. The ladies all
say that their dress goods are most beautiful, do-
ra5le and lasting, and have the merit of being
very cheap for the times. Go with the crowd to
go Main street.
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DR.. ME IRWIN s
PILLS.
For tse Permanent Care Of Ee-
e and s8E4Ee, Calls, Remit
essg EeTPF, Bilious Ferer.
Dumb sEERe,

AND ALL PERIODICAL DISEASES,
THAT have their origin tn the miasmate e@uvia
1 arising iron dgcayed yrgetsriou.
These PILLS never fail 90 cur= aI Of The above
named Fevsrs, aBd whati Is better. they also ACT AS A
PREVENTIVE, II taken occasionally or daily. while
exposed TO the infection. Hence the Old adsge, ian
ounce OF preventive j. worth a pound II cure"
Dr. M-Iwin's Fever and AgCe Pills dfer from al
other Chill Medicines in the following particulars.
l. They never fail 70 perform aaps5dy and permanent
cure.
p They are recommended only lor one ciass Of dis
3. They ere agreeable and convenient 20 take.
&. They contain no poisonous minerals, being purely
vegetable.
s They 10 not impsir The organic functions o. tae
stomach Or any part OF the system.
O. They require no other medicine to prepare the
system for tAs.r reception, or afterwards 70 SHAY irriia-
ton.
. They are not a northern catch penny hum5uq.
bur are prepared by gentlemen that were born, reared
and educated under the benign Influences Of southern
iDsu-uLOAs
Eemsub-r when you purchase these Pills, that yo1
are NOT cJutlbutilg means for Yankee ElligraEt Aid
S~ocis-iss, or Sharps rifles and bowie knives, Tor
bleeding Km5s 81 you many times have done in
buying northern articles
Sc wish aI % distinctly understand TIA. this is a
Southern Medicine. prepared from the simple plants
that grow In our woodlands on oar river bank, bay0-s
and lakes.
the fact that iu usilg THIS Medicine You only tak- q few
Pills. Is not this preferable 20 swallowing q pint Of
nAuseous mixture. which, a. best can only prot1es the
same RESULT
Price, One Dollar per BOttle.
One dollar and rFsutv cents inclossd 70 the Prop6s-
tors, or % almost any dealer i'm Medicines i1 -he south
EN- States. vii. insure a bottle 1f Pills by return mail
POTTER g. MEEWE, Froprir;o-,
IS Jefferson ST. near post 1Lre,
al HHmaHn| L#m"HH..n U" rHwH|nH mHar ma IHHLam
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WILD TURKEY LUNCH-This morning, at 10
O'Clock, a glorious lunch viii be spread at
Scbuirzs Exchange, on Monroe, near Main
street 1t is enough to say that wild turkey
of mine host.
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GERMAN OrERA-On Friday evening next
the German musical and dramatic association
have q grand operAtee entertainment for the bene-
Ill Of the wounded soldiers al the Overton Hos
pftd. This association baye done much by their
entertainments for the cause Of benevolence and
patriotism in our city. Their entertainment on
Friday night VIII be a CA5 dOer5rs. They viii
give solos, duerts and chousses from several Of
tac first composers. Prof Miller viii be leader
and Mr.. BGttuer manager.
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GOODS AT AUCTION.-Messrs. n. c. Cayce
81 Son, wish Us to announce to all classes that
their auction sale of goods VIII continue this
morning at 10 o'clock. They wish it under.
stood that all are invited the stock is fine.
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CONFERENCE.-The Rogers has been com
mitted to trial for knocking down and robbing
q gentleman at the corner Of Main and Union
streets some nights ago, aud robbing him Of
over three hundred dollars.
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MEETING OF CONDuTTEE-The committee
oftaeaty, appointed by the meeting held yester-
day evening At Odd-FeIlows' hall, are requested
to meet this morning precisely at 10 O'Clock, ct
the Mayors Office.
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorized CapitaI---.eI,OOO,OO coo,
Cash capital and sur
plus paid Up----- $4,000.
OGice ON Madison street, OppO-
site the Bank of Memphis.
J. T., WEST,
oc4ly Agent.
Canfnn. Mississinni.

DR. MORTIMER viii visit Canton, Miss, and re.
main at the Pearce House, one week ensuing from
Tuesday morning the 25th November where all who
desire can consult him.
He will give especial attention to the treatment Of
Chronic Diseases-yiz
RHEUMATISM s%cIArICA, NEURALGIA, DISEASE Of the
HEART, LUNGS, KIDSEYs and SPINE, DYSPEPSIA,
chronic diseases Of SToMACH aud BOWELS, NERVOUS
DEBILITY, etc. Special attention given TO the various
female complaints, such as df let a,oue) entail yean OF
anguish and suffering by an emacated and ruined con
stitution, or brings on premature decay and death.
mon dIO
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A WRErcH-The Recorder had before him
yesterday, a man named Michael Lindergin,
who was charged with disturbing a funeral pro-
cession. He was fined twenty dollars.
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FOR SALEt

SAW and GRloT MILL with two run 81 Stones.
a Ga Upton county, Tennessee, in q Wheat raising
district.
There are Fix acres Of BAND ard some sixty head o..
HOGS, which win be sold with the Mill
Price twenty Eve hundred dollars Apply by letter
or Ia person 20 SAML G.. MCNURTRY,
P0rtensviie,
nog. Vow Upton comfy. Tenn
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DF. y. II. sWCLeGsI'S TfOIcGsE8c
AfnsaEseRE,

The Best External in the Vsorla
Man or BEAST
Thousands Of human beings have been saved q Hz -
iecr-pitude sud misery by the use % IBIS f.v-f-r5-
Lirurrut. 4 VIII relieve pan almost insta.r su-ousIy
and 30 viii cleanse, purity and heai the f5us.t .or- n
an Incredible short time. McLean's Volcanic on T5rf-
msnt will relieve the most invetersts cases q Fhs-m.-
tsui, Gout or Seumlgis For Psralysis. Corfrs-fe5
Muscles 81 ules' or Weakuess in be Joints, Muscles
OF Ligamenls' H WI never TAIL Two OPT ~lcstions win
cure Sore TLfoat, Headache or Farsche. For B-rns -
Scalds, or any peni-, t. Is 81 iufeIib5s remedy. Try b..
end you viii hn4 d "a Indispensable Ee2sdy. Keen i
always on hand.
Planters, Farmers, Or shy one having charge o. hoses
vii save money by osIng NcLeans volcanic OH Tint
ment. It h. 8 speedy and infsib.s cure Tor Calls
Spralns, Cazies. swelling, Lameusss, Swsene7 Sores.
Wounds, Scratches, or any external d,sssa Try n
and y0u VIII Be convinced
DR. J. 4. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
St EorF, Missouri
Focss.e Ia NempAls By & MANSEELD q 60.
also BY q. ". JONES a co and WABD & GCCLEL-
AND.
Aso, By POTTER 4 HERwTN ~ jefferson street.
near the Post Office, general dealers "a all gop1lsr family
medicines, is22dsuis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-21
Messrs. CIhrk, Gregory q Co.,

I have been afflicted with the worst form Of inward
Piles and a very bad diaTheR. have been treated by
various physicians, who pronounced my case inourable,
Finding no relief I was persuaded to try your Ambro,
sisl Oil, and after using one bottle, l was enabled TO g.
about my usual svocation. Three bottles have cured
me whole and sound, and I wish to make this pubIic
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world, may try il and BE- convinced as / have been. that
It's equal is not 70 be found. G. T.. EICKENS.
Nashville, October 9Th, 1859.
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