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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

Swett'sGrAPe Bitters, or Restorative
wIXE-A powerful, yet PHEASANT medicine, manufac'
ured under the immediate supervision Of Mrs A. 81.
SWIFT, the celebrated Clairvoyanb Physician, aud
prepared from I,o0Ts and IlrERs Of great medicinal
virtue combined with the pure juice of the CAlor
mia Grape. certain remedy for Liver Complaint,
Bilousnrss, Costivenrss, Dyspepsia, Debility, In
paired Appetite Impure Breath etc, and all dsea SEES
requiring u powerful Liver Tnvgorator and Tonic.
Warranted the best remedy ever invented for bis
eases peculiar to Females, such ~ Leucorrhma, or
Whites, Weakness, etc. So popular has this prrpa-
ration BECOME, that even the editors Of the leading
papers Of San francisco depart from their usual cus
tonl--not 20 commend any advertised mrdclnt-aDd
pronounce SWEETS Grape Btters, or Restorative
Wine 4" A worthy article; an excellent tonic good
appetizer. and useful medicine for those suffering
from Dyspepsia and arrangement Of the Liver etc.
Sold by all Druggists, and by
DANIEL SWEET, Proprietor.
aunI -G,u h,J IN, ifOrnia street. San FrauciscO,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-07

LIS. TITS, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29
SyetiaI MOtlffs.
Hoststrer's Stomach Bine.s.
-ur .n.-.nr l. . ANNA - ne nnnnrana Inftera en-

Hostetrer's stomach Bites.
THE follswing IL . sample q the numerous letters con
SANITY resolving fof Hesisttsr's stomach Bitisrs
c~kSxHpkeuS July IS, 1852.
hsssrs. Hosleitsr 4 smiths P~iisbuFE, p -6enis
As We are s~trSasers, I herewith sneiase you twenty
eight doghrs Tor fsar dezse Heststtsr's Stomach BittsFs
which please forward via AiehizAn Southern Railrosd,
Toledo, ohio, and Clayton Station. ] have F~urehassi
several dssen bo;ass a. Toledo this Nmnsr, bot the
sale is on the Increase - much mAtI wish % open a
dlese, trade WITH You. was Induced to try your hit
ten y my p~hs.seisH. for fhs Liver e~onplEiHt ana re-
ceivsl suea ~rsztsriAl aid nat I have r~sssmnsnesd It 70
others ana have sold about two dozen per week for some
time. have al kiads Of nadiaus 10 ny store out
there Is none that I can 80 chsefirny aad t~ruthful'y re-
csrnsna Is your Bittars, for J know they have helped
mo beyond ny sz~pse;ahoH.
Yours respectfully,
PHILO WILSON.
Fsr 1sss By druggists and dealers generally ever
where. H%osEKrrER q SIXTH,
NanafsetureTs and Pro2risierss
mras dtpsulv No. 50 water and So Trent street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29
srEPHEN eIRARps RrLE.

"Ihavs always considered advertising, lib
arally and long, to be the great medium Q;
success in business, and prelude to wealth.
And I have made it an invarisble rule, too, to
advertise in the dullsst tines, long experience
having taught me that money thus srent is
well laid out as by keeping my business con-
tinually before the public, It has secured me
many sales that l would otherwise have lost. T"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

CONFLICT OF JURTsDroTroE.-We have al
ready made il known that there ls some clash
ing Of The duties Of the city inspector and the
| county stsnasrd-kseper, both officers being in
this city, and that the latter Official had been
I legally e~nj0lned to perform none Of the fnne-
tons belonging oaly to The former. Yesterday
a quantity Of coal belonging to Mr. Anthony
/ Street was weighed at the scales Of Mr.. James,
which ere used BY Folger. Fer this Mr.stree.
was brought before the recorder on being
made acquainted with the s'sts Of the case,
he agreed 10 have the remainder Of the coal
weighed BY the Inspector and to pHy that Of
Ger Cor tie coal weighed at the other scales
mon doing which Sc was discharged. We
! believe tbat the ON ner Of The scales is also
likely 10 be summons before The recorder, and
also the county sts1dard-keepsr, who guagsa
the boat load Of eSsl b5ught by Mr.. Street.
II these cases are all adjadieatsd upon, We
presume the question Of jurisdiction viii Be
set a. rest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29
Clark & EUEseF's
OIL.
CLARK. GSEGOBY & 60,

Sole Pr REis Q 81
GfEEE5 Hsadsrhs. Earaehe. T1at-aera. a
- u-est Cu-ls 6rlH1-is. Cl Er
firf--sr trll-l4tlls D~JHgelall trIa. lrEUT i
hrrlses aqra-us, C-appel Half-. Piles r-a- r
rheEi Bleicus, C1ruE Fr-a-r Fsst. IHeU. UE
aar-ai s re srelsfs SIRE h-uH--s. sllll aar Err-
N11r Ielfel srsae htrf Spider Bites DIS - as
me Eora
-l slraa- cares 1erafe-es .u h1r. a b.
hurses. Sgraiuss sHIuley, Pei. E7i FEr-a Hf
n1Tn calls r.al 6-au-f er s7-- -- r. III
bes EHrwa rIeT 20 sglrya laer-lH.a ~ l
q re foot. Cures
Na0ne medicine cen cure i1 Alzzs boz
More real proof o. tie virtue 81 A.
hrlllaE prsPerlss from rssrrr-. 49,
9sils 5o1shs than can be- g-g-urc- Cor
We Co not assert q ru-r rr-v65N
hl-Zer family are s--e- But VIII e -r.g
-antl-te By lIT-lg vitl-Fs-s rU- Ar-
a asslvlAc prepEralsu. zul z1iI rE-1rzar-- Be
arc sauhE-st D. al sa1l 1rls-lsa E1 Es-ea
era. Tie Ss1lh nay De Justly 1r51d lat d. Caz
rTodlcsl q ready -arly mstitr-. v1ict a1rrr o.
drive Gus mueh % le worthless irp1uei tl via
which tie country 10 to-l-t.
Please caN o. err -GE, where ws wi tsza 1aas1-s
iu s-cFlrg LISTERS and t--lIauIsIa f1 arrarHlH = aa-
Forth On Tue ioru % zu aiVsu--H1ra- al all-t
cone from p~hTs-cisus iu biCE sEa-rr- ar. --rr .
n heir practice. a. they state. rf- us---I --sc.
challenge ne sord o. DHtu-s e rsua E1esF
lnd eirctlai In Be- heEI-I grlHarlH
Reaa fhe rV1se1-e % me v.rra Do rr-- & rr-
lsrs Eulrlsal Or. evidence a1 ar-l-lte BAD frr
persons Vlnss wore md Ea1lll- ars iTerr111sls.
Arat sIl De convinced.
CLARK, GEzGOET o. COZ
Sole Pr1prst-s. HalrIr 1-
For sale By a.. q. C1rCE r sos
Aui li HsmEhis druEgiss s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

CsINIEAL CoURT.-Undsr Judge Swayns
and attorney-gsnersl Eldriige, this court ID
getting along rapidly With its business. Yes
tsrsay VIM. Williams, for stealing brasI
mountings belonging to the No. rs engine, was
sentenced to three yeers in the penitentiary.
Thomas Ward, for stealing some shirts, books.
and a set Of hub bands from A. F. Seward, was
sentenced to Imprisonment for three months.
Peter johnson, George Fairbanks, and Terry
Gallagher, all charged with larceny, were dis
charged on the order Of court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

FoRT KEAREEY, March 2s.-Ths pony eK.
press arrived here with California dates to tn
10Th inst. Trade was dull Candles 10000
Spirits advancing; groceries more active
crushed sugar dropping, 11+e; Rio coffee Isle.
wheat buoysnt.
In the joint convention on the 18th, MeDou.
gal received % votes, and It was thought b.
would combine the Republican votes. Th'
convention adjourned TO the 18th.
There was a brisk emigration to the Coso,
Esmeralda, and Colorado mines.
The reports from the Washoe Wf%6REa.
vorable. Shares in the Ophir 100 Bad-
vaneiDg rapidly. NN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

gY7The ballad entitled aThe Minute Men,
set to a planO-forte accompaniment, written
FOR the Memphis association Of the above
name, is now on ouS desk. Poetry and music
By J. B. Hawkins. Seward appears to Be
pretty roughly handled the author evidently
regards that individual the principal cause Of
the dissolution OF The Union. The compii-
ments to South Carolina and the Palmetto flag
win no doubs be appreciated by hat state.
The music is martial, and being addressed to
the minute men Of the entire South, we have
no doubt this song viii be adopted as a south
ern national air. The author, who is OF for
eign birth, has been well known 10 the north
west part of Wisconsin az a writer Of eonsid-
cradle merit. he was chairman during two
years Of the Democratic committee OF the
county where be resided, having Endorsed the
platforms Of the party since the election OF
Gen. Pierce, and has always been known as
the most incorporating enemy of the sboii-
ton preachers who make a speculation ont Of
the slavery agitation. He has been living IN
comparative obEsurity in our city during The
last year, and as his work displays much
merit, independent Of its defense Of southern
rights, we trust every friend Of tue South viii
take a copy. The price is twenty-five cents.
Orders viii Be received By The officers Of the
minute men association. We must not forget
to notice that Mr.. Mcclure, the publisher, has
shown much taste in the title page.
The PuB1rc CIsrEREs.-Ths chief Of the
fire department bad the elstsiH at The corner OF
Main and Monroe streets filled yesterday the
other cisterDs win also be flied. What is to
be done about new eistsrns3 They must be
multiplied along with the increase Of buildings,
or terrible consequences will one day be The
result. We shall soon have the two new Gre
steamer here, but what are they without
sbundant waterg & is true, we are in debt,
bt viii debt enable Us 10 stand the conse-
quences Of two or three wholesale eonhsgra-
tions, or to pay enormous rates Of insurance ?
SWISS BELL RrNeERs.-This popular troupe
were greeted by another fine audience last
night. Tie entertainment gave unbounded
satisfaction. Miss Fannie's execution upon
the staff Of forty-two silver bells, in the sslec-
ton Of Cuban dances, was received with great
delight. An Of The performers at the table
did their finest 10 jingle out the sweetest aud
most harmon Gus sounds we have ever heard OF
the kind, and which stamp them as among the
most perfect corps that have ever visited our
city. Families should bear in mind the enter
tainment offered for their accommodation on
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

ENvELoPEs.-PersOns desiring to procure
envelopes bearing a tint Of the flag Of the Con-
fedsrate States on the face, can do so by call
ng at the APPEAL job roous. It is a beautiful
design, and conmsnds itself to every admirsr
Of the cause Of the South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

RESCUED IRON H Jaws OF A HoG.-As a
little son Of Patrick Kennedy, who lives on
South street, was playing in the yard Wsdnes-
day morning, be was seized BY a large hog
AID carried to a stable some distance of,
where his hogship deliberately proceeded in
bis Efforts 10 eat the child, which was, how
ever, rescued with some very severe bruises.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

MADAM ARRABELLA CLIFTON, tue great Astrol-
Est and Planet Reader, Who his mastered all the
Neaoss iH the gin q ~pruphesy, can be consulted at her
eaoes At Mrs HiEhtoveT's, corner CT Conueroe ana
neeond streets, where she viii be happy to zee all who
msy f.yor her win their pztronaEe. shei is wen known
a. lazy Of ru.h aud respsciahiIiy. Medicine SUP
Fiea far al durable dseasfs. Remem,sr he plsoe
corner Of Cszmsrcs and secoud streets. mas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

COMMON Law CoURr AT this court yes
tsrday the case Of NOrvelI Boone Of this city,
against Bailey s PreEitt of Salisbury, in
this State, was taken up and was on trial
when the court adjourned. The object Of the
suit is to recover 8 sun Of $1,000 on a note
signed By one Of the firm, and FOR which it is
contended the firm is liable, and not the indy
vidusl only who drew it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

RAILWAY JUEcTIoN.-We understand that
parties are now engaged taking levels ia the
city with a view Of building an extension Of
railway so as to effect 3 junction Of tie Mem
phis and Ohio ana the Tennessee and Missis-
siDpi railroads, thus making = clear track
from Louisville to New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

RE-ELEcrED.-C. Shervin, Esq, formerly
Captain Of the Zouays Cadets, was yesterday
reelected to IN bis former place, Captain
Hsmbleton having resigned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

CRoss-A very handsome cross has been
erected on The top OF the front Of Grace (EPis-
copaI) church on fernando street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

M vitae Of q deed 81 trust, . ne executed b. Mar
Is eus !. wright, which is recorded IN the ReEiEter's
5aee Of shelby codnty, in Book No. ~, pages 31S, SIS
ssd 81. Nhieh is made to secure . sertsin note therein
described. 7 will. on the 18Th DAT OF APRILs A. d.
1881. proceed 10 sen 70 the Highest bidder for cash, The
real sstzte described in such trus. deed, via A lot Of
land situate, lying and being in the county Of shelby
and stzte o. Teaneaee, described rs f1ll0wn BegiAaing
Al the north-West corner Of Tennessee and webster
Itrsefs in the Overton division, adjoining ths city q
Mquphisf running thence north win Tennessee street
one hundred and any feet to . stake3 thence west one
hundrsc and tEsnty-dye feet 70 a stake thence asHth
one hundred and dny fset to . stake IN Webster street;
thaucs east ane hundred and twenty-five feet 70 the be-
einninz being the fsme conveyed 70 me BY sid deed.
me right q redemption IL Fstyed IN such trust deed
Sale 10 1ka place al the southwest corner q Court
sqaare. IN the city q Hemphis, vifhin IL usual hours.
nri4-td " ASt Araioe'-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

TAKEN IS TIE Acr.-At / O'Clock yestsr-
dsv morning, H. Curtis and W. Lee applied
to The clerk Of the Whitmore house on Poplar
street, for Z bed. One was furnished them,
bu. the clerk not likin; their appearance en-
tered an adjoining room to watch their pro-
eesdlngs. Presently they emerged in a steal
thy manner-Curtis, whoss black beard and
moustache made it easy TO recognize him-had
bis mouth tied up with a handkerchief. The
two we're seen to try the doors of several Of
the rooms. Oheers Brady and Williams ar
rested them, and yesterday the recorder fined
them twenty dollars each, which they paid.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29
nead me

Messrs. CLARK, 6resoFy d Co.. Eashvilie, Tenn
We have sold ali your AMBEOsIAL OIL sent ut. Il
vert on with a rash; there Is a great and insreasiss
demand for II here, AID We feel > httls blank in an
swsrins The nun 'rous applications To- II, that We have
none. We are daily in receipt OF testimony bsside ear
own, which We freely give fOr what We know u It's good
qualities. Our sEIss Of It has been very large but We
feel that they have hardly comnenosd. Send us lets
and cords Of It. Yours tIuly,
N. G. oATCE & SON.
Memphis, September IS. 1859.
For sale by n. @. oAToE q SON,
And al Memphis druggists. mr2T-dAE2W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

EDTToEIAL-Ws were yesterday pleased
with a visit from Mr. S. ]. Barr, editor Of the
Florence Gasstie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29
Cherokee Cure.

Cherokee Cure!
AN u~nfailing cure for semiasl weakness. Nocturnal
Emissions, Inpoteney, Less CT Power, Pains In the
BACK. Stone in the Bladder, Distracted and Difficult
Monsirauion. sna all diseases caused BY devlsting from
the pate OF nature, ard INDUCING in seif-Psiluton.
By the use of this Cure al improper discharges are
removed, the weakened organs Of generation are
speedily cured, and full vigor restored.
Etfh'r sex, contemplating marriage. should reject
that a sound misd and body are necessary TO promote
c%onnuoisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor. dsbIiiatsd, worn
down and desPairing devotss of sensual pleasure, will
and relief.
tits safe and pleasant IL taste, but immediate in its
setionj containing no mineral poison, but ia prepared
from pure vegetable extracts. IN The form Of a delicious
syrup
Price 50 per bottle, or three bsttes for IS. and for
warded BY express 10 all parts Of the world.
Sold By all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER K MERw1E, Propristou,
st. Lsuis, Missouri.
Sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
mr26dtwAwIy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29
SINGERS IMPROVED SEWING MA
HuFNEC

Having sskeH al the premiums ever awarded at the
Memphis fairs nay be considered The real Premiurs
haehins, ne celebrated Letter A Family and Planta-
zion Aacdine, al the very low p-iee ef $50. incluaiug
Hemmer, Tucker and Teller, Is The prime ~favorite. me
i~elosins is a specimen o. the letters We are receiving
frOn planters and other hcsas Of families.
BOLIVAR, Tenn, March Is 1851.
Ma EnWFH DEaE-Dcar Sir. Tbs Letter 4 ma
eh-ne boueht o. yeu Tor $50 gives the highest sads-
iacioa- Ihave tried several kinds, but na Is ssps-
rior 70 them all. q SIEVE The heaviest negro clothing
aAd tie hnest muslin beautifully. and never gets out Of
order Touu truly,
l. B. ADAMS.
y Send fer e crcular Containing a fuII dasogip1su.
brso A srRUKT.
Erie-um.uIt ru1rrv nr.N 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

GAS ExTEEsIoN-We are Informed that the
gas company intend extending their pipes along
Linden street as far as the bayou are they
also to be laid along fernando street, as Eag
in contsm Nation a short time ago?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

FIVE YEARs.-For nslieiously s~tsbbing Ju-
Tia Fisher, a woman Of bad reputation, John
Kavanaugh Nas yesterday sentenced at the
criminal court to the PenitsDuiary for FIVE
wars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29
HoIioway,s PINS and ointment

RoIiOway's Pills and Ointment.
DOMESTIC No other formula combine
in 50 e0mpsct OF eonsen rGtsd a finn the sctiys and e.
senfisl properties Of medicine, or are 50 vel adapted
to family use as these popular remedies. Devoid Of
mineral AMI vegetable poisoHs, sinpls but snicseiOus IN
operation, they may be administered with equal safety
to the infsnt as % The adult. Ne household should be
without a supply. as they ara always useful in case Of
accident.
SOFA By sIldrusgistas a; 2se., SIC, and 81 per boz.
mrz1-dtwawiW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29
Business aofitts.
DIR. EDMONDs
HoMEoPArH I'D HYnRoPArH.
ASTROLOGY.

ashesnee noT,h Tide Ct Bsai street, second house
rst q Hsdieal College. Onps over S. Nznsasid a
CO. Drag store. Nam street. once hosrs, stosA.
HsabBF.M. mrasay
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

Coon FRIDAY.-On this day the erueihstion
is eommemorated by solemn and appropriate
services at the Roman Catholic and Episcopal
churches.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

EDIToRrAL--E. T. Weaver, Esq, late Of
the Bnquirsr editorial corps in this city, was
yesterday a passenger on board the Little Rock
for Prentiss, Mississippi. He had with him
types and press and other requisites for the
BoliVar Times, which paper bas passed into
bis hands. We wish orr late c0nfrTe and
esteemed friend successful career. With bis
industry and knowledge Of the newspaper
business, be viii be able to produce an interest
ing sheet bis courtesy, gsntlemanly bearing
and correct morals cannot fail to win for hin
the regard OF ell with whom be comes in
contact.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

REooKDER's CoUKT.-At this court yesterday
there were fourteen cases, three persons were
sent to the chain-gsng, and s99 fnes were col
leeted.
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M. Il senn,e.Eurn .n..,nn

WARRINGTON, March 2S.-Trumbull Conn.
offered a resolution in favor Of the enforcement
Of the laws Of the Union in al the States.
Without any action thereon, the Senate ad-
journed sine die.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29
De. mcLean's Universal PINS.
FOR LIVER COAPLAIET BILHOUSEESS HEAD.
ACHE. ETC.

ACHE &c.
There has never been q esthartic medicine offered
the public hat has gives such entire satisfacd
McLeau's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly
and can be- takeE by the most tender tnInts yrf
and powerful IN removing an biloas s~ccrefi1ut asf =
impure, feted natter from the stomach. In rf 49,.
are the only Pills that should be used in E1as1s T.t
tricts.
They produce no gripping sickness or pair ln the a7r--
ah or bowels, though very ective and seaeaiuz ia fhe-
operation, promoting healthy sacreI1nsa The Iiver an
kidneys. Who "a sufer from bIlufleH Heafaraa
and Eoui slmlA WIEN 20 cheap q re-I can De- ah-
tained2 k=l7them onstauty an Elur asluela daa
tsFrn In seasan4 NAY prevent hourss dE AMI m1nts1
sickness. Ask Tor Dr. J. II. McLelnt -ul7erza Fz
Take 70 other. Being coated they arHteie-s Price
emily IS cents per box, andean De ss H4H %
Part % the Emitted States.
IL MCLEAN, 9prtear,
Cornsr Third aud Plez-u1f ~ Louls5 Ne
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

Bank of Mobile C-OunterfeIts.
NV ORLEANS, March 2s.-Coanterfeit
fves and tens on the bank Of Mobile are in
circulation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

live intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, March 28.-Tbe Ohio river at
this point is stationary, with seven feet in the
] ro~ol
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

FATAL ACCIDENT. - At half past two
o'clock yesterday, as Mr.. David C. Bond had
reached the top Of a staircase in the tower Of
The OFsrton hotel, he was probably seized BY
ft-Be being subject 10 those unhappy vista
tions-whsn, their being no bsnnister, be fell
to the bottom, some fifteen feet. He reached
the floor first or bis head, frscturing the skull
and dislocsting the nsek-death was Of course
instantaneous. esquire Richards held an in
quest over the remains, when q suitable YER
dict was returned. Mr.. Bond was a young
man Of correct morals and Of an sstiuabls
character. He was 2 consistent and respected
member Of the Methodist church. This was
bic native city. He learned the printing bust.
ness at the EaqEirsF Office, and had been in
1 cur own employ.
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MisteIlaneOus.


Dr. the use o. these Pills ne periodic attssts Of Hsr.
- Usus or Ssk HsddSehs may be prsvsutadi and j
taken sttae eomneseemsnt Of an sttaek imnsdints re-
lief from pain and sickness win Be obtained.
They seldom fail IN Esaoving the EaHssa and Head
ache to whleh females are 50 subject.
They act gently upon the notwithstanding costiva-
nsss.
For Literary Men. ~stadsnis, Delicate Females, aa1
All persons Of sedsntay habits, they are valuable - .
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and vigeT
to the digestive organs, and r~estsrins the natural sias-
tieiiy and strsaEfh Of the whole system
ne CEPHALIO PILLS are The result OF long iEyoai-
gation and carefully conducted apartments hEFins been
IN use many years, during Whies time they have pre-
vented and relieved a vast Emount Of pain and masring
from HssauUas, whether originating in the nervous 10
ten 81 from > dsrangsd stats Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their esnpositlon, and
may be taken 3. al times vita perfect safety vitbout
making any change Of eist, and tAs abssoss Of any dis
agreeable taste renders It easy to administer then %
children.
BEWARE OF CoUETERFKTfs.
The Esnuias have ave slgnasarssOi Henry Q. spaIdins
on saoh box.
Sod By druEgisH and all other dealers in medicines.
Abox will be sent BY mail prepaid on sssiptefh
Price rs Cents.
Al orders should be addressed 70
HENRY c. sPALDTNG,
IS Cedar street. New Ysrk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-29

n Travellers, when you 60 to New York,
"lFe 0rea b lbs SMITHSONIAN HOUSR, Broadway,
Srner Of Hoasiou street conducted on the European
pan-Eood fare SOD rooms, prcmpi attendance and
m'iefats eharrss. Single Rooms, 50 cents, 70 cents and
etper day double rooms and rarlsrs, sI.50 - So.
meals as ordered. This hotel has ali TIE appointments
OF he 5est hasls. umasi central location, AID ia heated
Aroashsut BY steam. sAHuEL z. uEAD,
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