davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
- AcnrraITHnN.

The Richmond Dispatch Of the % inst an
nouHees that among the numerous distinguished
military gentlemen at present in that city, Is
Cont. Mansfield Lowell. who has recently arrived
from The North lie resigned his position in the
Unitcd States army some years ago, and accepted
te command Of one of the crack companies of
New York, the City Guard. but retired from It IN
Of some OF Gen. Sanlord's high
handed proceedings 1t the COMMENCEMENT Of the
war. Capt. Lowell was, we heEeve, q ciassmate
ot MCCLELLAN at West Point, but Of this We are
rot positive. lie henceforth drops The tide Of
and assume a higher one, having been
appointed 10 bugadier7gcneral in the FroviS-
inal army OF the Coufedersto States, and a.
10 ths coos; defenses Of New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

THE NORTHERN PROGRAMME FOR COAST
lNvAstoS.-A correspondent of the Griffin Con-
tederqte Suites Of the 30th ut, says: The fol-
lowing extract from q letter, just received from
q lady near Hrunswick, gives soue insight into
their designs;
Ny sister-in-law writes that she has just seen
q southern gentleman, iust from the North, who
says they are getting up every craft they eau, to
send svuth, and it is said 100000 men are TO mm
them. There are maps selling on the streets Of
ten mites inwords, with every plantation and the
owners mime, the number of his ncgToes, the
name Of every inlet and creek, cite Their object
is to destroy the crops and carry of the negroes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
THG COAST DEFExsE.-The Atlanta 6atels-

AGAAhFf1 bh LIZ 49, 80 ~NNf3 -egeF
1t viii be gratifying to tbepeople IN that ricih-
ity to know that the most active measures have
been and are bring taken by Gov. Brown fr
their protection aal dffepse-aIl the resources ~
the State al his command viii BE- in Tcpisition :,
and we are also mach gratified at being able to
state that the Executive is crowded with april
cations from every section of Georgia 10 go into
brethren Of the scabOard. Country rifles aud
shot guns CT for service are being hunted up
qeTywhsra-m addition 10 this, the Governor
has called upon the AIal Department. for five
thousand Of the well armed, equipped, and wen
drilled Georgia volunteers, now in the service of
the Confederate States, With them, aud those
already on the coast and to BE- ordered there,
Georgia puts at defiance Lincoln aud all the
fleets that he will dare send TO hgrass OF invade
the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

"a Com IS selling in South AiaLaina as low
Is 80 cents per busheL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

Mr.. BRECKISRIDGE II TENNEsSEE--Hon.
John c Breckenridge, Col Hedge, Of KY. Mej.
Wash Morgan, Of 80 regiment Tennessee volun-
teers, with Mrs. T.. L. McElrath, Hon. T.. n.
Walls, of the Confederate Congress, Hon. T. A r.
Nelson, and several other prominent gentlemen,
arrived at Knoxville on the 4th inst. Col. W. B.
Preston had arrived on q previous train. The
Register says that Mr.. Breckenridge was received
with great enthusiasm by the large crowd assem-
b.ed Ut the depot, and escorted to the Lamar
house by the 4th regiment OF East Tennessee
volunteers-Col. PoweIl's. In response 10 the
repeated calls of a vast and enthusiastic crowd,
lie appeared and returned his sincere thanks for
the warm and unexpected reception given him.
Several speeches were made by other gentlemen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

DEvorIoS TO orr CArsE.-A Mississfppian
passed through Richmond lately, on the way
home from Manassas, haNingfn charge the dead
body Of his son. lie remarked thai he lad two
NOR sons IN the army, and still another growing
~ to take The place of the one who had Ialk,n.
We did not learn the gontleman's name; but
this instance Of patriotic devotion 70 the cause
Of the South is worthy Of remcnlblanet.-Rtch-
mosd Dispatch
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

u Tho Duke Of Newcasta is engaged to BE-
married 70 Lady Cccelia 5~lolyncux, daughter Of
Lord SETON. The Duke is over fifty Lady
Cecilia IS twenty-five or three. The Seton blood
is considered in England as "go0d" as the
Queens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

Lg The Paris (Tcnn) Sentinel, Of the IN
inst.rsays that Senator johnson, the gentleman
who escaped from Frankfort two weeks ago,
was IA that place on the day previous. He
is locking TO the soGety Of lis family and prop
erly in Pc1ueah
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

TuE CONFEDERATE FLsC-An Alabama cor
respondent Of the Richmond Va EnqNirer says
h. never iiked the present ConfedsHie dag. bor-
rowiu-, Is h. thinks # does, too much from the
North. He propose, instead. for the flag and
seal, tine white eagl, On q bl0efl3. Tie white
Eagle, he says. was the emblem OF tho noble
Kosciusko, when he ftl for sheGhcty Of Poland,
resisting a despetism Ike that w are Contend
ing against. The h!ue field in which the white
eagle rests, Is his native skies, froe from clouds.
Il j. simple and cxPEossiv-an - determined
q; a great distance, and Is unlike any standard
kpowa- 1t VIII not alone identify Us, bus re-
vive gratefully, the msnloyy of the brave Pole,
who, after Sighting for freedom with Washington,
raised the same standard in Poland Russia has
~extinguished Il, let rs resuue i.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
WANTEn
LAND ron SALE ON EASY TERMS

GOOD steady MAN, to work in the Kitchen. m
Il quir- a. the
FXC LSIOR EATING HOTsF.
NcH-4 South aide Gnur- Son -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

Why TuE So-UTHERSERs GAIN ALL Tnc
RATTLES.-Oa the return TO Yorktown, 4 week
or two since. Of Gen. D. II. Hid, after a pro-
tracted sickness, The First North Carolina reai-
meni greeted him with much warmth. and calb d
on him for d speech, the conclusion Of which we
copy:
Wen, W. have mot with rcyerscs in North
Carolina. Il IS no more than | expected. Our
proud and boastful spirit, especially If oug press,
has taken 10 ourselves our v~iclorits; We have
been relying, Il did this with nv own might
and power We have accrrditedou r success to
our own proves, instead Of to God. We have
hen disparaging tic bnyery Of oru enemies. ]
know some of Them know lhe commander at
Newport News Drawer men never lived. The
difference between them and u "a soldiers Is the
cauSe. TheyHcome among us as anarauders-it
Is that that makes tham towards. Apply the.
ease to yourselves. suppose You We're to invadf
their country, driving their women and children
before you with the torch aud dagger, yoa could
not meet their men boldly, bat would feel like
running. They are not natural towards. Let
rs learn from This q Lsson let Us learn 10 cult
yate a strict moral discipline. Wih 4 conscious
ness Of a strict moral purpose, what need We 10
fear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

u The Victoria (Tezss) ddoeoale states ihat
Mr.. Jas. Boyop, Of karnes, passed through
Golisd last week, on his way home fron New
Orleans, whittier be bed been with d drove Of
800 beeves. They averaged him, clear Of ex-
about S15 per head
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
FOR RENT.
FOR REV

STORE ROOM, twenty feet by seventy AsS
n four, EoTth side o. Court square, adjoining
Oid-Feliows' uau. III
oe6lw .HESRY G SMITH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

TWO STOaE HOUSES, On the corner Of
Il Union street GHd FToHs Row, Apply 70 3s.3
J. j. RAWLINGS. nI
Brinkleys BIock. -
oe6-Iws Main .tferL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
Why Dox'r CENTRAL BRAGG TAKE Fopr

Why Don't GrNTRAL BRAGG TAKE FoRr
PfcKENs In answer 70 This question, pro-
posed almost every day aud hour by many per
sons, we may reply by publishing tn following
extract taken from 50 editorial IN thc Mobile
Tribune
Al Pensacola nothing has been dome, we sup
pos, because the best thing 10 he done is 10 DO
nothing. A half dozen ships of war are over
booking Pickcns. There are three or four thou
sand men IN the fort, aud elsewhere on Santa
Rosa. The assault begun by Our side. there Is
no doubt that thcsc men would have to cyacu-
eta; leaving behind them tho destruction Of ou1
navy-yGrd buildings and properties, and a blown
mp fort, with u0rhing Of il bur q ruin. The
numbar Of the enemy and the east Of them-
taking the font and feet togcthcr-are more than
equal TO the cost Of the brave fellows who are
engaged on our side. 50 that we bave nan 10
man, and tie enemy at a much greater expense
than Eyei aud with the consideration that b.
delay the navy-yard building may be saved and
the fort also.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

= The Syned Of Memphis win meet in Pom
toioe. Miss, on "Wednesday, the l6rh inst, st !
O'Clock P. NJ It comprises al North Missi+
sipPi and the western district Of Tennesssa. and
contains 6ify-ive ministers and ninetysix
churches. The Rev. ar. Bright, of Trenton,
Tenn, is expected to preach the opening. sermon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERYI

Look &harp--F'ai- XYarnincF
THIRTY DAYS frsm this .Iats we VIII sell AZ the
4 Arcade, FFont R0p 0 8, 8 arge lot Of
franks, BOreS, Rand-RoTeG
Carpet Sacks, Saddle Bags,
To pay charges a. the Ggyoso Hosse.
" G. AYCE & SON
OcR-im Ane'u and z = 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

Y r a brown mare y Z, sixteen mi nj.
a hasf hands nigh and about i.s vear- oil a.
has b . Ia o .t about one month. Hiring her 10 %&
The "ArmPh.s ue Mart on Jefferson street. 60
Rnl eel IA rCE;srL.
0e9 IWa 7 n u Trr rvrOu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08

ZS0 BAGS Liverpool Coarse Salt. For sale by
tOO WH. sTLBEeBERG, Agent.
leG Main street.
Oeh2w Opposite the Worshum HOME
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A SUPERIOR BOT iEst in store and viii 20 on quicz.
Il laiies, they are e~1eslient frnit
neaIlf CAVE 4 81
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-25
T No. 10. |

No. 10 iu- ..I
AN ORDINANCE CUNCERNING THE REPEAL
OF THE. FOURTEENTH CHAPTER OF TIE
ACTS OF THE SECOND EXTRA SESSION
OF 1861.
BE it ordained by the Delegates Of the people OF
North Carolina in Conpention assembled, md 1t as
hereby ordained by the authority Of the same That
the fourteenth chapter of the Acts of the General
Assembly, passed at the second extra session, emit
tied IAN Act" to alter the rules of evidence as ap
plicable to Indians. be and the same is hereby re
pealed and annulled. ...-
Read three times and ratified in open Convention,
the sixth day Of December. A. D., 1861.
81 :" - ..-. W. N. EDWARDS,
f''- ..... 50. ,.. Pres. Of Convention.
j. H. MOORE, PrIn Secretary.
70 L. G. EDWARDS, Asst Secretary.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-25
j. II. MOORE, Prln. Secretary,
L. c., EDwAKDs, Assistant Secretary.
No 6. J-.-.,..,,-------7'
RESOLUTIONS OF CONFIDENCE IN OUR
CAUSE OF WAR, AND IN THE PRESIDENT
ANDsAPMN - af'

CAUSE OF WAR, AND In THE PRESIDENT
AND ARMY. - 100 -.- w.
Resolred, That We, the Delegates of the people Of
North Carolina in Convention assembled, entertain
nm undmin:Shed confidence in the justice of the
cause for which we have taken up arms, and we hold
it to be the duty of the people of these Southern
States to maintain and uphold that Cause with all
the means they can command
Resolred, That in behalf IF the people of North
Carolina wc declare to our sister States of this Con-
federacy, and to the world that no measure of loss,
sacrifice OF life or property, no priyaon or want,
or suffering, shall cause us TO shrink from the per-
formance of !our whole duty in the achievement Of
our independence. 49, r,-t..f5 ,ss s..t. 5,, a.
Resotfed, That from the cruel and harbarons
manner In WHICH, our enemies have, carried on this
war-a war in which aged and dign!tied men and
helpless women have been seized, and without accu-
saton or warrant Of authority, cast into prison-in
which private property has been wantonly destroyed
in which robbery and arson are principal means of
aggression, ana in which Serve instruction has
been proclaimed: we are convinced that there is
radical incompatibilty between such people and
ourselves that from them our separation is final,
and for The independence VIC have asserted, We will
accept no alternative. s..
Resolred, That We have full confidence in the wis
dom, integrity aud patriotism of the President Of the
Confederate States aud We congratulate him and our
whole copntry upon the SUCCESS with which he has
administered the Government. s,r,;s.-, :.
Resotced, That to the officers and soldiers who
have gone to meet the dangers of this war, we
under deep debt of gratitude for the valor and
fortude with which they have defended US from the
assaults of our enemies and illustrated the glory Of
cur arms. 'i@ go ~
Resolred, Thata copy of these resolutions be sent
to our Representatives in Congress, with request
that they be cptnn,tinicated to his Excenency, the
President or The Confederate States and ia Con.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-25

RESOLUTION OF HANKS 10 THE OFFICERS
y ANIfSO EDIERS FOR G ALLANT GONDUCR
IN INTENDING HHrTERASA
EsotSd, Ahat ID hsse u16miu4shed confdeAco'
'ina1e cous$s and 1oySfty q tho officers and sol
dicrs who, after long and severe bonbardment,
were compelled to surrender to an overwhelming
force the inadequate defences at Hattcras, on the
twenty ninth Of August last and that they deserve
our thanks f. tasE gallant conduct M third
day of December, 1861.
W. N EDWARDS,
,7'-e'' ss'''""-'.-@7'a 3 Pres. Of Convention.
JAMES II. MooRE, Prin, Sec'y.
L. C. EpMdRpS Assistant SecY.l = q.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-25
rIae i.slfIasasIa.Ita.,

: a :, ., staaaste. go :. !.
oRDlrANCts KsD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BY sHE STATE CONVENTION.
.tFe' .! fSyr IL - y = 90
RrsoLuy.oN TO TEANsAiT a. COPY OF THE !,
SUPREME COURT REPORTS, TO THE DE- :
PARIM a. Ss { o 8 Aps rtcE OF. The cosFED,
Re,olved That tho State Librarian transmit to
the department Of justice Of the Gvpfelsrate States
Of America ore sctof the lKcIsesvs OF the Supreme
Court e this Stste if The saase be in the public
library, or that he purchase such as may be deli
Gent for that R ast's Z ". \. EDWARDS,
iast Wi Pres. Of Convention.
j.. H. Moonr, prin. Secretary, p's =. =@ia;a
L. C. EpmaKrs, Assistant Secretary. esJ1
.;git,aync9 "a TIT lF,pp-s si,s..' 4s'z,' ;
mai. '.,..,r NO. 81 IA, ...rss,c,,ag.a IS
RESOLUTION RELAT 10 THE DAILY SIT
TINGS OF, INSTRUMENTATION, ,f,a, ~ .t.,,,,
Reselred, That from and after to-day this Con-,
veutiou xill meet daily at ten o'clock and adjourn
at two o'clock, reassemble again at four clock and
aGcarp at its discretion, s... o;.r5t. .e,,.ga.oo
Read and passed in open Convention the Sth day
" ~ W. n. EDWARDS, 80
s.s,.fsz ,,;.a,s,,.s,y Pres, of Convection. rs
j. il EeeRR, Prin. Secretary, J ,ysrt q, :.u II
L. c. EDwAHDs, Assistant Secretary. e., u .s,'
al q gassra 4 ~ ~ ..Y..at.. II. -air-,sss !
= AN ORDINANCE 10 AUTHORIZE THE PUB
Lie TREASURER TO EMPLOY AN ADD.
.TIONAIsf CLERK IN. THE TREASURY DE-
PARTMENT, AND OTHER PURPOSES.
Be ii orda;ned, That until it shall be otherwise
enacted by the General Assembly, the salary OF the
clerk of the Treasurer Department be increased to
twelve hundred dollars annually, and that the pub
lie Treasurer be authorized to employ a second
clerk IN that department. and that his salary shall
be seven hundred and ffsy dollars annually; and
that the Comptroller be- authorized to. employ
clerk in his oce and that his salary be the sum Of
seven hundred and fifty dollars annually, and this
increase Of the said salaries shall commence from
and after the 1st day Of january 1852, -..4:b
Read three times and passed 9TH day Of Noveu-
Der, 1851 sf ri r5 y W On. y; G y ca AIDS,
J. II. MooaE prin. Secretary, '',5 5, i ~. ..s', E,
L. g. EDWARDS, Assistant Secretary. =; ,.ss:,,
,.,....,;., re. II 80. -.,. :,
RESOLUTION IN FAVOR OF. DR.. WILLIAM
'1',s T. POOL. :.
Resolrsd That the Governor be, and he is here
by authorized aad required 10 instract the Paymas
ter to pay to Dr. William e. Pool, Of Murfrscsboro,
taken prisoner at Hate,as ard now at Fort Warren,
or to his authorized agent tho Compensation of an
assistant surgeon from the first Of July 1861, until
such time as he shall be released or exchanged.
1,ead and ratified in open Convention the sixth
day Of December, 1851.
- Pres. of Convention
j. H. MocsE, Prin. Secretary,
L. c, EDW AFps Assistant As E Secretary, ,,...s
p. TN 81 ,Fs,>r 7ssn -.5-r ir-t"'
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-25
J. ii. Moore, Prin. Secretary. .,f
l.. c. EDWARDS, Asst. Secretary. .,. e

-s No. .. -,
RESOLUTION On TAKING A RECESS.
Kesotred, That this Convention will take recess
from and after Friday the thirteenth inst, until
Monday the twentieth of january next
Read twice and ratified in open Convention the
sixth day Of December, 1861.
w. n. EDW ARDS, ..
$3.50 Pres. Of Convention.
j. H. MOORE. Prin Secretary.
L. G. EDWARDS Asst. Secretary.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-25
RESOLUTION N FAVOR I, J, u OF DR. WILLIAM q

Resolrsd, That the Governor bc, and he is here
by authorized 'aad required 70 instrtct the Paymas
ter to pay to Dr.. William e. Pool, Of Murffscsboro,
taken prisoner at fatteras and now at Fort Warren,
or to his authorized agent tho compensation of an
assistant surgeon from the first Of July, 1861, until
such time as he shall be released or exchanged.
4,ead and ratified in open Convention the sixth
7fs q af! w. N. EDW ARDS
- 49, -. La.- - "a - - e y -,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
Gse gasBbiIls aisu 81
Daily IS; Tn-woekiY IS; vsosi1ly e..


SPECIAL. NoTIoE-Fhs Usroa auD ASr-,rr,- fs e1,s,s
Cd ssTzeY upon kse OAsH ssts ~ papers crs dscoaa
vel 9 ste ssprdt0a Of 10 tins for o tiey kcss 5ssa
pad. bscri5ers SeiB b a0tte3 t0hsa Eisr
g ABOUT TO expire, 6y CROSS lS- gpeTg cd s
tese ese s16ecrtptt0R fs reHst1s G6 pGpor J Be cs
SGscA foy tAe cross H1rt, and resc5 g0Er st5 Zion
hesszg UNION AND AAKRlCAs e. per 10 d1luansz
III Bstksg UuoH AEEzlcAE IS per anREss ~ Gd-
Uanos. ~
Subscribers desiring their papers ehEnecd mus Ee 81
the Post Office from, well as the one 10 sc thsy 3rs Ia
shaoge 70 Be made = =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
F0IE CHILDREN.
,DwReLEkE'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiIiCuSness Head
ache. DC.

TFNHHRB nss never CATHARTTC medicine offered 10
public that has given such entire atiStscion No
LEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and
be taken By the tender infant prompt and powerful in
removing s Bilious GacsoRs Acid Impure, Feed Matter
from the Stomach Ia they the only Pills that should
Be used IN naaIarious desricts.
They Poduee 6Tipng Pain IN the Stomach
Bowels though very active and searching In their operation
prootng healthy ssoTeons Of the Liver and Kidneys. Who
will SUI BioHsness, Headache and Foul Stomach when
eseap remedy be obtained Keep them constantly
hand tngs dose taken in prevent hours days.
and o.ths Of sickness Ask Dr. j. h NcLeanI Unver
sal Pills Take other Being coated they tseess Price
oRy S cents boz, and be snt By mail to any part Of
ths Ulltsi statss.
J. q. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third snd Pine streets St. Louis, No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
Bark Mills.
1899 Foxes ViFg inia manufactured
TOhnccO AT Aucfion.

nNEaURsDAY, the 18th day OF septemb we will sell 81
pablo aucton ia tie city Of Nashville 10 O'Clock
M50 boxes Ct Manufactured Virginia Tobacco, Ofall Grades
and styles. in part follows:
boxes f1s beautiful bright pounss-branded Ne1S Edo
TddO.
I6 terccs hne black Twists IS to pOunG-brznded DiG
dem.
66 boxes il cases same style twEt as abOvs-braraea
Black S10GR
il Auerces do DO
81 boxes dark sweet pounss-branded Honey AOea.
"a boxes dark sweet peuI Ids-b, an1ed Unique.
3 small boxes Al Of half peunas, dark sweeanded
Unique
4 ima boxes 81 beautiful bright twists Is 70 the
pound-branded Jsleel Of Qphir
54 toxesex fine tright-brsDded g. n L.
81 do extrs-branded Golden SeeTtrs-
The above Tobacco, the property Of Vgiha ManufaeEreE,
shipped via city for California
traa, stopped By Tennessee anhory TIE has
consuded sell here rather than 70 Virginia The
special attention Of the trade and all others Of Tobacco
called to tn SALE from the variety offered all zpPy
themselves 1t will be offered IN lots Enit. Terms cash
sepS dtd LAHIER, PHILLIPS 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27
l1aa:syfiie PeanIc college.
EORW AL4RlNl.

Fs1IT5 le55ol opened eighh annual i' 90 q
inst. l . i- Rsc7lty AID large aud steadily Increasing
nll-l. .Gr o. ...rifs -.
PDlfls cal-ued from siBnn o s Hoal aeTing Nnien
the -r ter Tie aa isalfs pleasant Ctaloaes CON
tain rt'- se-t srn.icaon 20 - FIesaens
Cr7-sils-s Boz a. saEuE 5iz1 - - = ss,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-27

TNHIs is alsOgsher nsaens, ths rsszIs Of neAas
discoveries IN the yessaels klnsdoms b!sg sntrsI,
new sna s0S ns9SS q eur e s ne s1 e!
Ing Dr. Wright wa moving the deception sFassd upon -
the whole Medical Facuv Who, witsu even one dsscs "a
Voice. have given In their adherence to ta peret and rny
reduced, when ali or medicines noEn 70 ths Phsrsos
pia have been tried IN vain Long gthough yeaTs of patient
crowned the Doctors eors and be offers tie Elixir
ieng humanity a. the only thing that cure the followzg
gsssssI Sgl.ssSsITnsnsyi na6Il;.y
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood l. IAs Had,
CONFUSED Ideas,
A''''tSss Gsns.l m
RsstIessness and sleepIesmess at Night,
Absence Of Muscular EGcisncy,
Los. Of ApPetts
D''GsRalcll ERRaclation,
Low Spirits,
DiSOrganIzatIOn of the Organs q
PaiPitatiOn Of he Hart,
And, IN cs all the cODeOItAnts Of asa dstsssd
As stimuIant,
It quite different from SIcohoc preparations. not sA
sctO reaconsin Ghnpe continues to exert M inalss
gradually and scenty, a. long - the least necessity szs for
As q Female medIcIne,
It equally powerful effective and restores the scuun
sooner and sar than all the other medicines which for years
ssve sO9ded tie ns[e and which are oa Riuroas in Pas
too, that they only made FROM the ouona Of ada
gnorsnt OF the Medical profession Altogether.
No mineraIsl
Dr. Wright thinks we'll bis professional character
on the fact that minerals whatsoever form tie eomponant
pArs Of the ingredients Of bis Ruvenatag Kxir-we Asv.
ing Ehatrun has bean entlea the community By opium
mercury.
Generally to tie dsEased d. wrIsnt would ssy Never
weak you srsno na What s cssS: a1 hS.
st once ghAteVer has led depart from HyEnc principles
take bis
Refuvenatinw VeIfxIr.
And you Will and yourself new sn-a pride instsaS
the reverse to your friends and healthy, ssand, snd worthy
laembeF Of the human family.
Price S2 bottle three bottles fer e5, and foEss
ed By mail 10 all parts Of the United States. :.
Sold By all respectable duggs throughout the United States
and oanadas The trade supplied ct liberal discount
For sale BY the propTietors,
i WRIGHT 4 co.,
81 and Isl OhartEas Streat,
New Orleans, La
Sold in Nashville By @. w. HsndershOtt Berry DemovlIs
wing Pendieton, and all responsible dIuggiaG oc20