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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

NEW ToRE, February She BorIld's washinEton
eIrrsspSndents says { "on or about The lofh iaE., South
Carolina will be ready to attack Fort Sumter
wAsHIEeToS. February s.-Certsiu distinguished
virginisns tslezrAPhsd to Gov. PicEsps to stu fOrbeaT
aud not sitscf Fort Sumter. Ths Governor replied
that be could not give = definite answer until be re-
osiysd the President eommuuicstiOn.
M. Hayne in his reply to the President assumes the
Independence Of souh Carolina, srd her right 70 every
thing within her borders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

CorToN SrATIsTTcs-Dlrihg shs last week
$500 bales OF cotton were received at this port,
and Il, As exported to New Orleans 6I00, to
Ohio river $3.50, to St.. Louis 1885, to Liver
pool, England, 1880
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

REcoRDER's OoUHr.-At this institution,
yesterday, there were seventeen cases twenty
dollars were collected, ard eleven prise
nsrs were put On DE ehaIngang.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10
Tn AZ Tatara af Haruaoa Canntr

A 7 he solieitatioa Of q very larss and rospecsahss
n Number o. yUu, / feel IL ny duty % declare myself
a csndidate for Dsogate to the conveution recently
csllsd by de issisiAture- In maflEz mis- dsciaTadon, ]
deem IL necessary 70 - hat fhe adicits1lou has been
mads irrsspeotivs 81 any oTmsT pelitteal parties. fhl
oonsic srati0u alone pfuupz nd 70 fts belief that my
fdswtd re ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

HOsE MASgrAeTUEE-ns Nsts UEds
Sem took ont last night a hundred boxes Of
Pres.ott's Memphis manufactured SOAP.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

Over excitement, and the mental care
sRd anxiety Incident 70 Gloss atteutisn 70 business or
study, are sm0ng the numerous causes Of GervOus Head
ache. The d~isOrdered state o. mind and body incident
% this distressing complaint Is fatal blow 70 all energy
and ambition. Sufferers BY this disorder can always
ootais speedy relief from these distressing attacks BY
using one Of the Oephaic Pills whenever the symptoms
appear. Il quiets the ovsrtasked brain, and so0thes the
strained and jsrrtng nerves, and relaxss TIE tension Of
the stomach which always accompanies and agsrayates
the disOFdered condition Of the brain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

Did you ever have the Sick Headache?
Do yJu remember the ~throbbing temples, the feTersi
brow, the loathIng and disgust at the sighf o. foOd2
How totally u1at yoa we're hr llsasure, Conversation or
study One o. the 0ephalie Pills would have relieved
you from all the suffering whiab you then experienced.
Ser this and other purposes yGu should aiWsys have 3
box Of them % hsad 70 use as occasion requires.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

Two BEAvoEa-Hn. Adams and Dennis
Cirney having both entitled themselves to a
psbIe recognition q their bravery, they hav-
iy fesrlsssly whipped their wives, were yes
friday admitted to an the privileges, Immani-
les and honors, enjoyed By The honorable the
prps Of the city pick and shovel guard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

NASHVILLE, February s.-As far as heard from an
the Union Candidates for the convention are elected BY
ovefWhelmiss mAjoriilss. a.
The convention Is detested by a large majority. The
following is the vote Of Nsshiie, Union candidates 1880,
Secession SIS. eoaTsnaon 1870, no sonvenlon 1901.
Germantown returns give 50 maturity for the Union
tCksti the foliowiI is the vote as far IS heard from,
wnisms 274, Travis s7i oouvsn-ion ia, no o1nven-
tioH 20s.
lIHumbOls UniOn 22s, Secession q convention u, n,
convention I75.
Trenton. Union 4as. Secession ios. convention 500. no
convention 20.
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DR.. }. H. NTcLeau's Volcanic OH
LiDiments
TIE BEST EXTERNAL IN THE WORLD. FOR
NAN or UEHgT

Tnsusands OF human beings have been saved life o.
decrepItuds and misery By the use or this iuVaiuabls
Linimeut. II viii relieve pain almost iustantaneousI7.
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Sore Throati Headache er Eararhe- For Burns or
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anI you viii dua % al Indispensable remedy. Keep lt
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Planters Farners, or auT 0ua having clars Of
horses, viii save money BY using McLean's Volcanic Oh
Luiment. 10 is q speedy and iufs'lb1e care Tor Gals.
spralns, Chzfes, Sweniug, Lameuess, Sweeney Sores,
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and you viii be convinced.
DR.. J. z MCLEAN, sele Proprieier.
ST. Louis, Miss8rri.
Par sale In Nen1his b. A. s. MANsFIELD s. Cos
40 b. g. ". JONES 4 CO., ard WARD g. AscLEL
FnWm ll1l-fluia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

Jrr EMnLEMs.-Tbe beautiful smblems and
mettoss Of gas Jets which excited such tdmi-
ration on Friday night were the wsrk Of ).
". Watson, gas litter, No. 2, Monroe street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

ST. LopIs. February s.-fhs river At this point is
falling, with four feet six inches water in tht channel
II Cairo
pint is faifins, win nins feet water n me canal.
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v Complaint

Liver Complaint
is always cured by The HIGHLAND BITTERs. and
every arrangement Of the liver, the source Of inarmiy
ard Suffering, and the cause Of innumerab,e deaths,
yields to this curative in all cases, however aggravated,
acting as a mild p~urgatys and tlniej Il relieves the
bowels, purihes the fluids, and iEVisorates the system
and tire constitution at the came time. when al slim
ulAnts fail. the rsnOv4tins and brseins properties Of
this cordial give arunsss to the shaking nerves and en-
feeslsd muscles Of the victim Of general debility.
Sold By
s. MANSFIELD & CO., Wholesale Druggists,
Memphis, Tennessee,
And BY all respectable druggists and dealers every
where. See advertisement. ias0-dzwiw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

~ Headache is the fsVorite sign by which
nature makes known any deviation whatever FROM TIE
natnral state Of Ire brain, aud viewed On this light Il
may be looked on a. a s~efrguFTd Intended 70 give notice
OF dsesse which might Otherwise escape attention, tn
t0o late 70 be remedied and its in5icstions should never
Be neglected. HeNiEchesmEy ns classified under two
names viz S~ymptomatic sud Ediepafhie. symptsmatic
Headache is e=cesdiuaiy conmon and Is Tie precursor
Of a great variety u Diseases suOnR witch are Apo
plexys Cont, rheumatism and AL febriie diseases. In
IL nervous fern IL Is sympathetic q disease q the
stomach constituting sick Headache, Of hepatic disease
constituting Bilious Hesdache, u worm, constipaiisn
and other disorders o. the bowels, IS well IS renal and
uterine affections. Diseases q the heart are very fire.
quently attended with He1dschesj ABemia and Plethora
are also Affections which fTsqusutly occasion heaaaehe.
Idopathis Headache IL also very common, being usually
distinguished by the name Of Nervous Headacae, soms-
tiules osming on suddenly in a state Of apparently sound
hesith, and qrostrating % once the mental ard physical
energies, and In other instances Il ofnes on slowly, her
aided BY depression OF spirits d acerbtty Of temper. In
most Instances the pain is IN the font Of the head over
one or both eyes, ard sometimes p7ovOkiDg vomiting
under this class may azo be named Neuralgia.
Tor the treatment OF either class o. Headache. The
Pills have been foand a sure and safe remedy.
The most acute pains il q few minutes, and
BY ITS subtle power sradicAting the diseases Of whici
Is the unerring index.
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anantss A0tifts.


- sf new ard elegant nous .oapietsd.
~ nd Unioa streets, ans resey y acoouso-
sr hirHds and ths sapeunitE, s~snsraHy, win
80, iHs Eswiag n4ehinss. Gu rsoms are en-
80 msarfaat ana W solicit ar % san and see
thsu AAott co
- IArNuE crur
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

RELIerous NoTIoE.-Tbs rite OF eonhrma-
ton will be administered b. Right Rev. Bish-
Cd otsy this evening in Calvary Church.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

WAsHISsroE, Fes. $ lion, Hor.iio Kings eoahr-
matiSn as General Is delayed By the Ne
publcans in the Senate, 70 ascertain whether, as is
understood, be. will seospt TIE provisions Of Hr. Collars
IN reiatoa &, The postal services in ssceslias
States. BIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

- An advertissuents q wants, Per safe and Rsui
Lostaa1 Foan4 sisSnbOst seps7tErss, &c, rot sEossd-
Ing ave liass, are inserted In ne AFPEAL. RIDER
proper hesaias. a. 80 osnts Tor enc inssrdou. I've times
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10
RRaNONME.
R2EaRMaHnM.

ESROH ne subscfiber, living II miles east afaA
4 BrSsnsxiiie, Tenn, a NEGRO NAN nhmrd
Barrel, six leet eight ihrhea kighs aaed about ~
years and weighs about f75 pounds. Said negroi6~A&
very hlark, bad = permission from ne. IN writing. 10
huat s home for the present year AID will probably
avsil himself q ii to reach . free State. Whes lat
heard Of be was IN COMPANY with some uulo Growers.
viii be given Tor the sppTehensioa Of said boy, Or fcr
his eamnittal 70 isi, % natl can recover him.
ssT-ditwU ". 7. BOND.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

OUCH has been our confusion since the late ore, and
~ constant daily labors in removing cur stock from a
dangerous building and renting a new one, we have
scarce found the moment to express publicly our truly
HEARTFELT THANKS to the may friends who sx-
erted themselves to tAsir utmost in saving our property
at the IRE, their great care taken in avoiding ~breakage
and loss, and their subsequent sympathy in our Risfor-
tame. To our neighbors, who kindly threw their doors
open t. US, aud to Barnet Graham, ESQ who generously
offered us tbs use Of his three hae storea in the Jackson
block, to store our stock safe from our psrilous situation
after the are, We shall ever feel under deep obligations.
We could menti n msuy names Of these who put forth
daring e~xertiOns in saving our property, but we might
DO Injustice BY 50 doing. Nay they receive a reward
such as zoe cannot bestow.
Il r.. FARNsWORTH 4 co.
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Democratlo state COnven-

DETROIT. MICS, February s.-Ths Democratic stste
convention held in this city yesterday, passed resoiu-
tions dsclhring deycdon to the Unian. Resolutions
we're also passed opposing coercion and fsTorlns 4 COM
promise. +
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

GREAT DIscovERY=Among the most in
portant q all the great medical discoveries Of thli age
may be considered The system Of yzecia9i0n Tor pro-
lection from Small Ps1, the Cephalie Pill TOR relief Of
Headache, and the use q QuiniHe for the prevention o.
Fevera either Of which Is 8 sure spscide, whose bene-
as viii Be experienced BY sureriug humanity long after
their disooverers are f~orEoiten.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10
SHINGLES.

I'VE ne just IN rscsipt = . largs lot Of very Hups-
w rior shingles which we viii SOL very Low 70 close
the consigumsnt. We viii alFay1 hesp a supply On
hand. Gall sosn 81
FLOURNOT d 0~RAYFORD-a
deso-daw ~ n. Rraat Eow.
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A Valuable Cotton Plantation
FOR NsFEE,

FTHE PLANTATION oelonging 70 the estate
L ofThos g. orenshaw viii be sold al public ss
sale, on the premises, on the 18Th FEBRUARYS~
next.
Said Plantation Is beautifully situated in the southern
part Of CoEhoms county, on the Mississippi river. hav-
rug = good landing both In high and low water also,
we'll protected by levee. Il has on it q good Dwelling
House, Gin, Kill, Cabins, and all other neces- arg out
houses. There are abort 1851 acres in the trait, and
upward II 900 acres In a high ststs Of cultivation. The
Plantation adioins that Of Col. Y. C. Chambers, and is
one OF the Best and most desirable places in the bottom,
siiuAted in . peasant neighborhood. etc.
T~ER4S-Sl5, 600 cash, $1,000 October l., 1851, $4,000
April I 1862. and balance October I, 1852, with bond
and good security fer deferred payments.
Also, AZ The sane time will be sold the Corr, Farming
Utensils, Stock. Mules etc, belonging 10 the pl lace.
At the zane time will be hired out hity-seven likely
Negroes, belong ne to the estate.
n. B.-fhe Plantation will be cleared up, and several
hundred acres neddsd up ready to plsnt.
B. p SAUNDERS, Administrator, etc,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

~ Rev. C. A. Davis win preach in odd
Fsllows' Hall his mOrnins at II O'Clock, and
a. "a O'Clock this evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

nEsoLvED, By - Board Of MAYOR and Aldermen af
IL ne city Of Memphis, that he MAYOR keep : aeadlHg
nAice In two % the ciE Fapers, hat ne acoount araiagt
the city viii b paid unless nade - authority q he
Mayor and Boardof Aldermen 81 approved By III Mayer.
fEztract froz The minstsal
I. EIeHAaDsoE, city Rssiasr.
Neunhir. August ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10
THE GLOBE,
THEORETICAL PAPER OF

T PUBLISH now my annusf prospectus Of che naily
dix" to remind subscribsrs. AID inforsn hose vbs nav
desire to subscrihle, that Congress viii meet en- the hrst
Monday q next December, when I shall resume publish
lag the abeTe-uauled papers. They hsye been Sublished
50 long, that most pablo men know their character, and
therefore ! deem it needless t. give = minute account cf
the Kind Of matter they viii contain.
chs Daily G,obs" will contain ! renert Of ne de-
bates 10 both brSnehs g Of Congress as taken down by re-
porers equal At least, to any corps Of shorthand
them win, each, ss able 70 report. verhstim' len tbers-
and words an h9ur, while The average number ~ words
spoken By fluent speakers rarely exceeds seven tho-Ssnd
ave hundred words an hour. When tbe debates Of a day
DO not nlske more than ~forty-avs columns, they viii A.
pear in The Daily Globe" q The next norniuE. which
val contain, also, The news q the day, together with
eventf.
che Onsrsssio Globe and Appendix, III o.nisin
a report o. all the debates IA Congress, revised hy the
s~peakerss HE messages OF the President Of the United
States The Ennaal reports OF the heads OF tie Executive
Departments, the laws passed during he session, and
royal sheet 10 book form, royEs quartz size. each num-
Der containing sixteen pages. The whole win make, IL
- eelieyed, u least 1000 pages. This Is acknowledged
10 Be the cheapest work ever sold in any country.
whether areprint o. printed fren manuscript copy, TAX
iS 2 ~ = 1s1.as Haa2sr o. sorasit contains.
Any Interesting enc, because tse cebatee will. IN 4 great
measure, be upon the poliey q the President slecs, and
the Globe' viii be, IS It has been for many wears past
the only source from which full debates Of Congress can
be obtained.
The Congressional Globe and Appendix" pass free
through 0e malla OF the UDlted States, as will be seen
By readins the following ioizt resolsdOn passed By Con-
sress the 6h Of August, 1851:
Joint resolution p~roviding for the distrbHtian Of fhe laws
Of Congress and the debates thereon.
Win = view to he cheap e~iroulation Of the laws Of
Congress and the de0ates Contributing to the trne inter-
rretaton thereuL, and 90 make free the oommunicasieu
between tne representative and Constituent bodieB:
BE Il resolved b. the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives OF the United States OF America IN Congress assem-
bie1, That IRON aud amer the present sessi Tor q ConEress
he Congressional Globe and Appendix" which contain
he laws sud tbs debates thereon. shall pass free through
ne mail 90 long as the same shall be published By order
q Congress:
Provided, That nothing therein shall be construed 10
au.hortze the cir1ulztion q the fsDsily Globe" free Of
postage.
lunrdVef. fuuu1f 4 reHq
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Montgomery Convenuop.

WAsHIEoToN, February 9-capt. Tilton, Of Nary
Lard q members Of the Lighthouse board eomuitted sui
eide yesterday Efisruoan, on sooolnt o. the present
political troubles which sgitste the country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10
Parting word.


IF we were asked what advice we wOnld give our best
friend on parting with hin, We would say, be sure to
keep DALLBT's MAGICAL PAIE EXTRACTOR
always on hand. Yen have q sure, safe and immediate
remedy for q host Of difficulties and dangers. once for
all. Daley's Magical Pain Extraetor Is the nihiI u~iserior
Of all the reme1ies ever offered TO the public.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, BY
J.. WRIGHT A CO.,
81 AID ISL Chsrtres street
Sole Ageas for the Southern States, and to whom :
orders should be addressed. ja3O-dawtm
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BenjamIn before the Indian
ErnnA HnnnnnIEnan
rms Post-uaster eanernsahIp:

WAsuIyeToS, February s.-SsRats Bsrjimin's tss-
timouy bPfare the Irdisu bond investigating committee
is very direct, ard damaging % Hos. Jcbn B. Floyd,
er-secretary OF war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

Seizure OF Vessels M Savannah
SAVANNAH, February i.--Riys vssssls osned 10 New
Tors vsrs seized yesterday By order Of Gov. srova.
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an Attack on Fort sumter Keferred
Il rhc anufhnrn nrrn

WARRINGTON, February s.-rhe impression prevails
in wen informed Political circles that The qassuon Of
an attack On Fort sunter. viii be referred to the south
err congress. Tending fhe decision, the authorities o.
soath CArelina wiz intsrcsPt rsinfsreements, supplies
ard mail matter 10 Major Anderson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

HI 'sd n 'orrible 'eadaehe this haftsrpoop.
hand hi stepped into the nspcthscaries, hand aaTr 81
70 the nan, "CHn you heass ne II Hn 'ssdsebs p
= Docs Il haehe ard" says e. Hszeeediugiy, SAYS
hand upon that = gave me Acceptable Pill, hand poo
ne 'onor Il cured ne 30 quick ;kst 81 iafdiy realized hi
'ad I'D an 'eadsehe.
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AFmstrong's Surrender OF the Pen
sacOLa Navy Yard.

WAEHIsTGoE, February s.-The court Of inquiry in
reference - Mayor Armstrong 81 surrender Of the Pen
Iaoola navy yard, met yesterday and adj. uned until
to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

For q copy Of 'The Daily Giobe for four monihs....s s co
Fcz oDe copy Of The Consressioaal Globe and Ap-
pendixi" during the 500
1me-s..."ss....s -.-s-.s-s-..-. 800
No attsntion WILDE paid 70 any Srdef unless he money
seoompany IL
usuk potess current 10 the Section Of country where a
subscriber resides, WILDE received at par. The whole
or shy part Of . transcription maybe remiued IN postage
stamps, which Is preferabior 10 any currency, except sold
Ct tilVer- JOHN c. RfyEs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

The New ses 100000 Loan.
wAsHISoToS Februarg 3 The President has ap-
proved Of the twenty-five miiiioa lean bin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

MONTGOMERY, ALA. February s.-Hon. Jefferson
Davis q Kiss, vas unanimously elected President Of
the confsde-ste States Of Nsrih America. Hon A. n.
stephens, Of Ca was u~nsnimsusiy elected Vice Presi-
denf
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Truet sac.

DR. virtue Of a deed q trust erecuted 70 ne IS trustee,
ID by O. Lagumasiuo, ca the 7sh dayof June, 1888, 10
SECURE certain notes therein mentions6, payable to, and
indorse ed b., A. Botto, will sell 20 the hikhest bidder,
for cash, en- Wednesday, the IS AAHch. 1851, . csrtzia
lot Of ground situated on the west tide Of Secord street,
between Gsycsc rad Beai Strestt, % feet front on said
street, runnluz back f50 feet TO an Eiley. known as lot
No. q. IN the eivisiea o. the said ground. Said trust
deco u recorded ~ the registers Office o. shelby c unity,
box 5e. part ist, psgss "a. las and 146. me right o.
re9emysion Isl waved and tae title good. but I c5YeT
trustee. Sale pnthe prsmlser g u o'clock. sml
- n. G. oAEcE,
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Baak of - TeaRessee,

AEHrEzss Jsnalry 81 1881.
uvEE steeEhaidsTs IA tia iaak are reou,rt.s u ali
o. ne bank, berem ne sn &c IEtl 81 Fsbruasy,
ISL mi vote upon a. smend nsui b ne ohsrer, q ant
asf~slss drseaut iesisaa Q, fse. Hnel 4 ne pfes-
r sestou Of he ssisnturs Ar ass Frpsctsd to vote
~ q esaihst b.
fe1-td rrr nv 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS SAVED
NJ, spaidilg has sold two millions Of bottles OF his Gel
ebruted Prepared glue, and It Is estimated that each
bottle saves al least ten dollars worth Of broken furnt-
ture, thus usktnB an aggregate Of twenty millions OF
dollars reclaimed from total Loss b. this valuable inven-
ton. Having made his Glue 4 household word, he now
proposes % do the world Etil greater service BY curing
all the selling heads vita hrs CepHalie Pills, aud ~ they
are a. good IS his Glue, headaches will SOON vanish
away like snow In July.
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BANK On W TFNNEssEE-

AE1tfHIs, JEHuary1i, 1851.
1hsre vii ~ an ssscasaAsia a. On bauk On MoN-
DAT uhsth day q Nsreh aszs or Di-setsrs, % serve
the eifuinr year.
jsa-td BEE-xAr Cashier.
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A STORE, iol FToat Row aiso . dw sIuns up stairs,
"a containing 2 roems With eistem. Inquire Al -
Hafa street. lid
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NeW Orleana NInrkels b. Telerraph

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. s-Ootton closed with q de-
Ginning tendency. Sales Of A5oo bales at iOSe rr New
Orleans middliugs. Sugar closed steady at sK95Ke.
Molasses is selling 1t 2l926e. Flour is selling at $3.50
as. 90. Cora is q1sted at si9s5s. whisky 1sh@
Isc. EIohsnEe on London, 2A@sAe. Freishts on
calA.r r.nn-a d $1,000 -
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q For a Ri'sr Es'''" s.. F0rrA PsgsA
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Constipation or Costiveness.

No one Of the "many ills flesh is heir to-
Is 20 prevalent, 80 little understood, and ~ much ne
elected as oosilveness. Often originating 10 careless
ness, or sedentary habits, i'll s regarded as a slight dis
order Of too little Consequence 10 excite anxiety, while
IN reality IL Is the precursor and companion o. many Of
the most fatal and DANGEROUS diseases, and unless early
eradicated IL viii bring the sufferer 70 an untimsly
grave. Among the lighter evils Of which e0stiveness
is the usual attendant are Headache, Collie, Rheuma-
ufn, Foul Breath, Piles and others Of Ike nature, while
q long train O. frightful diseases such a. Malignant Pc
vera, Ahcesses, Dysentary, Diarrhea. Dyspepsia, Apo
pleEy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hystsria. HypOchOndriasis,
Melancholy aud Insanity, first indicate heir presence
IN the system BY tbs alaruing symptom. Not unfre-
quent'y TIE diseases named originate in Constipation,
but take on an Independent existence usless the cause
is eFadicated In sn early stage. From all these oonsid-
erations, 1t follows that the disorder should receive I'm
mediate attention whenever It occurs. and no person
sh5uld neglect 10 get q box OF Cephalic Pills on The hrst
appearances o. ihe complaint, IS their timely use sin
expel the ihsiduous approaches Of disease and destroy
this dangerous Zoe y human life.