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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16


PArEorIc AcroN or THU BANAERs-WnL Mt.
LINCOLN Srn THAT THE MONEY BE PRofEHLY
.PlNTg-The praises Of the bankers who have
jus. subscribed one hundred and fifty millions
OF dollars tor tie use Of the government are
sounded loudly everywhere. This is just The
Bible says that where nlan's treasure is there
will his heart be also; and as our rich men have
put their money at tho disposal OF the govern
uent, it follows that their hearts must be pa
triotic aud with the government also.
The next question that arises is, what is to be
done with all this money! 1t is a matter Of
great Importance TO what hands the expenditure
OF such an immense sum is to be entrusted
AT the recent session of Congress % committee
was appointed TO ascertain whether sccessionists
were still employed by the government. That
committee reported through their chairman,
the Hon. Mr.. Potter, of Wisconsin, a distn-
-s,uisbed republican, that 10 their establishment
they found all the departments filed with
traitors. Now it is well known that the subor-
climates have really great deal more TO do wish
the transaction of very many really important
matters than the heads of departments them
selves. They actually, through their manage
ment ana influence, direct and control the ex-
pendiaire of much of the money. If they are
traitors, for whose benefit will the money be
spent--for cur own or that of the rebels!
Take the Navy Department, for instance,
which, if the report of the Hon. Mr.. Potter is
true, is, like the others, full of traitors. Now,
we will admit the Secretary Of the Navy TO be
as SLOW ard inefficient as his most intimate ac-
quaintances represent him to be- yet does that
tully account for the utter and glaring defcicn-
cies in the administration of his department?
Is there not reason to belcvc--or, rather, rely
ing upon Mr. Potter's report, is there ground
for a doubt-that JEFF. Davis interests are as
much looked after in the Navy Department as
those of our own government?
Under these circumstances it might be we'll
for the bankers and merchants of this and all
other commercial cities to hold meetings at
once, and without the least personal i'll
will towards Mr.. Welles, petition the Pre-
sident to place some man equally honest, but
much more energetic, at the head Of the Navy
Department This would be good beginning;
and if President Lincoln is the upright and in
telligent man that we all delight to consider
him, he will not turn deaf ear to the patriotic
remonstrances of the solid men who, at this
critical period, have placed at his disposal one
hundred and fifty millions of hard cash. There
is no more effective way to support the adm
nistration than by eradicating-as our first
move-from one OF the most important depart
ments imbeciiity and treason at the same
time.
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This was ono day match ami OF course was decided
by the above innings Dr. Trenor of the st Georges
acted as scorer for his side whio Mr. ili oci,cd fec
the Fast Ncv York. Tire professional" lla.ry wright
and j. Sans, stood uni ircs.
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Prizes Casheil In ali LeSaIizeL Lotteries
and information given, by IO'EI BATES Broker, No. 10
Wall street, up stairs, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

Greatly Improved Shuttle Sewing Ma
chimes, produced by GROVER l. BAKER Sewing Machine
Company, 4s5 Broadway. They nciseess very rapid
simple in construction and adapted to all work. heavy
and light for which the shuttle stitch il suitable and
much superior to the shuttle 'ock stitch' machines
heretofore in use. Price $40.
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IiOTEIlS.

A LBEMARJE HOJEJ.--APARTMENTS CAN NOW BR
"A obtained at this aud elegant establishment,
corner Of Broadway, Fifth avenue and Twenty fouytb
street at prices cohornble 10 the exgency OF the times
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~ ROCERItS AND FLOUR FOR THE MILLION.
W Cheapest store In the world. Goods delivered free.
1IiOS. Il. AGNkW,
Nos 26O Grccnwch street and 80 Murray st. New York
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Prince Napoleon,
PRINCES CLOTTLDE,
DUCHESS DE- ABRANTES.
These distinguished visitors favored with their first
sitting in the United States for their Carte dc Vstes aud
other Photographic !iscucsses Copies exhibition and
for sale at our new Gallery, 5s7 Broadway.
c. D. FRt.DEEICkS & CO
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AT s., DOUBLE SOLE SHOES; ALSO AT So SO,
N QGited Congress Caters, now STYLE at JONES. 10
aud II Ann street.
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(GoRNS, BUNlOEs, INvFHrlD NAILS. ENLARGED
~ joints, and al diseases Of ihe fct cured .ithr
paia Inconvenience to the ntitnt by Or. XACIlAkB,
Surgeon Chiropodst, 100 Broadway. Refers TO physi.
clans and surgeons Of this city.
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hOG IOSr-S5 DOLLARS RFWAkD--A SMALL
~ poodle og, with black spot lost A. gus,
l. TIC finder WI, receive the above by returning
him TO II Grand street.
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DOAr LOST--l9 FEl KEEL BOAT, PAIN ED BLACK
ID outside AMI brown ii4i De-, Il aBaet n Rossfter
Clifton, Sta,el Island. 81 reward W be Phi by return
ing h, boat 10 Tho abb address by Wilsher Daaere
SO NnssAu street.
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7 OST--IN A HARLEM CAR, NEAR TWENTY Ell HTB
street, on Mon ay evening last, a Pockotbook, c.-n
tanning subscription list, headed by Phelps Dodge Co.,
letter from Col Adams an other papers nf value &c
any one except the owner. A reward will be given sol
the return OF the same to 81 Cranberry street. Brooklyn
by Capt. Lewis NJ. Peck.
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7 OSr--lN GOING FROM WILLIAM STREET, NIW
York TO Jersey City, note Of the jess City L.
connective Works for STA H. drawn August s. 1861 to tho
order Of Van tcrbeck Morre, payable at the Hudson
County Bank Jersey City ard cndo scd by Chas. Knee
land The lndc. ~. .oo-v rv, ,,,7 rcIne to the Jersey
City Loo motive Works, Jersey CITY. -.
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CtrRONG'S PATENT ARMY trunk AND PORTABLE
- Beistead combined, OF Warren street and
Broadway. Price SIT ant s25.
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T 0ST OR STRAYED--,N SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAH
IL Thirty ninth street, white Bull log the
halo OF Ring has scar on his sire suitable reward
will be paid he is left ut No SOC Seventh avenue
any information concerning him.
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 fOCKEfB00K-f0ST, IN GOING FROM NO II TO
"A No 20 FIRST avenue. Tho 0bo, $40 IN IL.
The dnder viii bc wei rcwar,ci by leaving it the
loon No. &c First
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7 OSr OR SOLOMON THE I4TI INST. NEAR TTIB
IL New Haven Railroad depot, Twenty seventh street
gold levor Watch gold dial NJ. ZIG, Makers
Savory Il Sons, London. suitable reward will be pad
and no questions asked by returning the same to %
Front street, New York
STOIEN OR STRAYET-AN ITALIAN GREYHOUND
~ Slut, fawn color white on face and feet answers tc
the name OF Fan. The finder will receive SIS reward By
leaving her at 296 Beeckcr street at Is Seventh ave-
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do REWARD.-I.OST, on SUNDAY NIGHT OR MON
NOe) day morning, small black and tan terrier Slut.
Whoever returns the same To GO University place. In the
bird store, Will receive tho aboYn reward.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-13
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS /!

F.R0PoSALs wiz be received at the City Engineer
Il aale- until u O'Clock ID. SATURDAY, the 4th
it, t. fr sra1ing the street above the wharf pave
ra-n-. betw,eu Adams and Poplar streets Also, 70;
s-- s-afsI a7ssa,t % grading al the foot Of Union
---.- A1pfv 10 j. II. HU MPHRENS,
r.lf-s- Iitv FUgirenr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
November %. 1861
SPEED, DONOHO 6 STRANGE,
31A Hain Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNIS ESSEE.
Speed, Donoho & Strange,
Speed, DOnOhO Il Strange,

II AVE REcESTLT RECEIVED
Choice Fancy Dress Silks,
Choice Solid Color Silks,
4 few ali Wool Solid DcLaines
REOmespSsn Brown gcaus,
Georgia Sewing Cotton,
Military Gray OvercOats,
Heavy COiOrcG Camp Blankets,
Ladies' and Childrem's Hosiery,
High C0iOged Scotch Plaids,
500 yards spool Cotton,
200 yards Spool Cotton,
Choice Black Cloth Cioaks,
a few Heavy Winter Shawis,
Hoop Skirts ;ssi5s Skirts,
Bright CoiOred Plaid Efnsey,
Gents Super Linen EERndIGcT-
chiefs,
4 few Choice BED Blankets,
ElnbTOidcFies and Eaccs,
Cotton Batting for Comforts.
Combs, Brushes, Soaps.
OUR
GENERAL
VARIETY
IS GOOD.
no22-dtvsw SPEED. DONOHO 81 STRANGE
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Total. $2O,779 81
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CHEROKEE CURE /.

Au unfaing cure for Seminal Weakness Nocturnal
Emissions, MpoteDCy, Loss Of Power, Pains ln The
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Obst-ucted and DicDlt
Msustruston and al diseases caused Icy devistag from
the path Of Elture, and indulgns in Self Pollution
BY the Of this Cure s Improper discharges are re-
moved the weakened organs OF generation are speedily
cured and full vigorrestorsd
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reject
that sound mind and body are necessary 10 promote
eonnabial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor drbitated worn d0gE
aud despsiring devotes Of sensual pleasure i al ts
lief
is safe and pleasant in tss;s, bat Immediate in is
action coRtsinlug mineral poison, but pr pared
from pure vegetable extracts In the form Of delicious
syrup.
Price 50 per botts or three bottles for. g. and for
wardsd BY express to ali parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists every where.
POTTER & MERWIg Proprletc-s.
soleProprietors, 90 Jefferson street near post Office
general dealers in all popular family medicines, sam
phis Tenn.
gzs-sold in Memphis by ali responsible drugsisss.
-cr-T-r
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NRTEEtE =
FOR THE WAR !

7 al. BY AUTHORITY RAISING A REGIMENT
/ E'Or the gfaTt
Ii is TO be hoped ru he struggle viii be short but
VIII ther long short u Is evident hat the people
OF The South hive Bghsit through consent TO be-
come DE 0bcltcut aves Of N0rleru dgspo'isul.
will gladly scguat 'dg appHca ous Of such compa-
mics arc ing 20 devote Themselves 90 the OF
0ur ConfeIeIscg until ITS de1eujencs is recognized
wi furnish go. arms and all that the regulations
allow
Those desiring to join The Regiment win address me
by letter or tel graph, apply person, this place
J%O o. BuRCU, Q. $. A.,
Columbus, Ky, Dee 5-h 81. Aid to Gel. Pillow.
de7-3v
Nashville Patriot. Memphis Avalanche West Tennes.
Wing, Ch1tiaueCg1 Advertiser ana Rockville Reg
lister insert three weeks aud charge 20 Union and Amer
lean.
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oc4Iy

"a Speaking "f southern manufactures the Ieunes-
see Baptist OF Nashville, remarks:
EEesSTS. CInFEz, Gregory 81 CO.,
OF our city, are manufacturing valuable family medi-
cines that viii, fast known, take the place of AT
the pills, pain killers ard r r. Relief medicines now
sold by millions in the Soatb. Ambrosial Oil is truly
invaluable medicine for bruises, cuts burns, chocs
fux ootha,he, sick headache Their painless liy
er pills and ague pills 10 family should be without
DITTHERIA.-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested If taken in time and the patient
kept warm by repeated bathlrs with Ambro-ial Oil
gargs the throat ofea with The o slightly diluted with
water and bind on flannel cloth saturatsd with the
oil on going to bed. We are confident we overcame
several cases in family with the oil alone and rr T.
n Clarks painless pills. Tennessee Bsptist Nash
vile. Tennessee
Sod at the mauufacture $ price 10y $. Mansfield sl
Co., Memphis, wholesale agents for SodtLwes', and by
al Memoirs druggists. uH-1-4t7g Ifn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-13
DOCTOR
WARNER,
RESIDENT
Surgeon Chiropodist f!
No. 227 Main stroot, over Jones & Tagg,
Memphis, Tennessee.


] AR. WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen Of
Memphis, that, through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, be
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become citizen of Memphis. He eonsid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
Esh the hundreds Of
FYGsGeviIsg TesEinsOssj0Is
Which he has received from gentlemen Of the
highest respoosabiHty, in this city and else
where. They are in his possession and epen
for the inspection Of all, but the reference be
low are OF nature that wiz sbundantIy satisfy
al who peruse them.
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SUGAR.

- ~ EUDS prime Sugar,
81 39bBl- Crusfed Sugar. Landing per steamer
l.s{5te and Louisville and for sale BY
GEO G. BUCHANAN,
No p Front How
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SDccjaI NefIce.

LOUISVILLE November q. 1861
Messrs T. p HUGHES. JAMES PABRHILL and W. W
HINRLE have retired from our firm,
The business viii be continued and settled by the re-
maiuiug partners. GARVIN, BELL & CO.
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GWTN.
O7ire % Front Row uo17-daw3m
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT !

We are now prepared to manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore.
We have the best Of woTkmen, and no effort
win be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction to al who may favor Us with their pat
r0uage uOi0-3m
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DR.. AIE IRWIN S
FEVER & AGUE PILLS.
For EFse Permanent E'Ss9'e Og F'G-
Ves- aEsG slESsgf. GEsi}5s, Remit
e7a6 E'eUey-, EsSFiGssS E'eCeF,
FBsEfsG0 sESssC,

fBssfse0 oESSSC,
AND &LL PERIODICAL DISEASES,
7y7HAT have tdeir origin ia the lniasmstic efiuvis
1 a-i-iuF from decaygd vegetation.
These PILLS never f.ii 60 cure all Of the shove
named Fevrrs and what is better they also ACT AS
PREVENTIVE, ii taken occasionally or daily, while
lvussel % the infection. Hence the ola at8ge "Rn
ounce af ucev-liIve is worth pound Of cure
Tlr Meryyiu's Fever AID Agve Pills differ from al
other Chill Medicines in the following particulars;
/ They never fan to perform speedy and permanent
They are recommended only for one class Of dis
4 They are agreeable and convenient to take.
4 They contain poisonous minerals, being purely
+ Tfey do not impair the organic functions of the
stomach or any part OF the system.
They require HO other medicine 70 prepare the
system for their reception afterwards to aay rrits
'i'' r-s, ara NOT q northern catch penny humbug"
,, ore rreared by gentlemen that born, reared
and educated under the benign influences Of southern
institutions.
Remember when you purchase ihese Fllls that you
s-s moi contributing means for Yankee Emigrant Aid
c.risfiazn or ShaTys rites and bowie knives Tor
.,nfaadiug Kausas,' you many times nave done IL
buvmE northern articles u, 49,.
We wish all 70 distinctly understand that TINS IL 8
So5tbarn Medicine, prepared from the simple plants
that grow in woodlands, on oar river oas oayod5
ybs a specisl merit we wish to call attention 10
the fscf that in using this Medicine you only take few
piIs Ii, not this preferable To swallowing pint OF
naussou mixture which at best can only produce the
same result
Price, Onc Dollar per Bottle.
One dollar and twenty cents incosed to the Propre-
tors or 20 almost any dealer in Medicines IN the South
ern States viii insure bottle of Pills by return mail
! POTTER q BfERWIE, Proprietors,
! % Jefferson st., near post office
And general dealers in all popular patent medicines
! K5-soId at all the Drug stores in Memphis
galI dtpawis
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rorEr ErIends ana PatrOns.

q HAVE ,Is day made 40 Arrangement by waien
/ In .1fuly hi. DAILY APPEAL at Sl.5O per
n''hl'' f''''s s A WELLS, Eews Agent,
Mississippi aud Tennessee r r.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. q.
WANTED.

n Pr-Sr7F7, rrms white B1ckeye Potatoes
nj u GEO. O. BTCHANAN.
4 No g Front Row.
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GUNNEES.
GRoUND COFFEE.

100 BOXES one pound papers Coffee, arstrate
CHAS. S. SHARP,
Over Frank Smith & Co.
Eratlfrv ElHcE.
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VVANTER

I WANT 90 hire fifteen likely E GRO 3,-N o work
I Boz Norm Alabama, and q r0os Woman So cook.
Direct POST yFFlcE BpN 15l
dell 3gv Memphis Tenn
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WANTED
ATTRYTIny. MIIIrnl

LIVERY NAN in the STATE Of Tennessee should now
~ be pU ted i'm the Militia LaT-f0r bis own protec-
tOn and guidance a complete digest of al those laws
just iseued and for sale az so cents "a copy by
delIu HUTTON * FIRE IGH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-02
LOUISVILLE &NAsayILLE II. IL.

Notice 10 shippers OF Freights from the At.
lantiC Cities TO Nashville and Points
South.
ILLS OF LADING contracts signed any authorized
Agent the Railroads named below, will be recognized BY
the Agent of the b. & n R R. at Nashville, and settlements
made accordingly.
FkoM BosToE-Fitchburg Road Boston, Worcester and
Western New York Central R., New YORK and Erie
R., Penn sylvsna Central B. Baltimore and Ohio r.
FROM NEw YoRK-HudSou River b, New York Central
R. New York and Erie R., Pennsylvania Central b. Bal
tinore ard Chic r K.
FROM P nADE PHIL-Pennsylvania Central R., PhlAde
phs Wilmin and Baltimore R. Baltimore and Ohio r.
FROM BALIAoRE-Pennsylvsnia Central R., Baltimore
and Ohio r.
Mark packages via L. & Mr. R.
J. B. ANDERSON, super't.
J. +. BoYD, Freight Ag't.
lin
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JAMES M'LAUGHLKN Il CO..
| ssUoczssORs a. yEsxmsO
| c nmissi0n, Feed & Produce Merchants
DEALxKs
HAY, OATS, CORN, BRAN AND FEED STUFF,
NO. SoUzR NARKT7 SEREE7,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
/ jan3-n
Hungarian Grass Seeds,
O0n SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds for sale BY
e1UU i JAMES MLAUGHLIN 90
Potatoes. Potatoes,
lust received per Nashville 100 barrels Ne
'DAnn''A f''''0'' 'U JAMES Me McLAueHIAN co.
ianea-a No. 8 Market street.
Lard, Lard, Lard,
lust received per steamer Nashville, choice lot Of Lar
ID in so lbs Kegs For family use, for sale by
ian0a-a Ne. Market street
Flour, Flour, Flour.
lust received per steamer Nashville goo bags Extra Family
~ ~ '@' " JAMES MCLAUGHLIN & co.,
janee-u Nos Market street.
FLOUR. FLOUR.
900 BAGS Double Extra Family Flour, Superior Whit
eDOSp just received, and for sale by
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN a CO.,
narI7-tf No. Market street.
HAMS, HAMS.
5000 LBS Hams: i ;';iF:s g & =;
SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
ia 900 LBS Sides and Shoulders, just received
0'OO anu JAMES "a a'LAUGL1N a co.,
marI7-tf No. Market street.
BOLTED MEAL.
100 BAGS BoIted Meal, bags, family use,
LOO iuR received and toT sale sale y
mArIT-tf Nos Market st-eet.
BRAN AND SHIPSTUFFS.
ZOO BAGS Bran and shipstuHs just received and for
JAMES MLAUGvLIN & CO.,
msrI7-a No. Market reet'ts
CORN, CORN.
kAn BAGS prime yellow and Mixed Corn, Just received
JAMES M'LAUsHLIN q CO.,
LARD, LARD.
600 KEGS prime leaf LAID, put zp for family in
JAMES M'LAUGHLIN a CO.,
nsrI7-H No. Market street
Hams, Hams.
S000 CHOICE HAMS, Just received and for ale by
seed Corn.
SN0 SACKS Seed Corn IN The E1 H for sale By
eb5-u
FRESH MEAL.
TUsT received for sale 100 Fresh Mealby
81 JAS McLACGHLIN 4 CO,
jan6-d No. south Market streets
HAY, HAY.
ono BALES Timothy and Hungarian Hsy inst relieved
GDUU and fer sale by
JAMES MLAUGHLIN & CO.,
msrl7-d No. . Market street.
OATS.
zoo BUSHELS prime Red OATS just received and for
JAMEs M'LAUGHLINk CO.,
FLOUR.
~ BBLS Superfne, Extra, Family and Extra Family,
4S1U in store and to arrive Railroad and River, for
sal o. commission by VI. WATTS & CO.,
feb2O.h Nc Brssdway
NXTRA White Blue Neshsnock Potatoes receiv
ia ed per Gen' Anderson, for sale by
mArI4-n BENZ SHIELDS CO:
DIVIDEND
this day dec AIRED senaanual dividend Of six don
per share, payable to the stockholders on demand
=. ". BUTLE
apI3-1w Secret
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Hawthorn" for Lease to n Good
Tenant.
Desire to place NY late residence y miles Of the Pub
lie Square in the hands good Tenant year
upon terms The premises contain about l2
superior soil about half in cultivation the balance In shade
blue The house with roens porches exceant cellar
rVants houses stable, WE'LL &c. all and eofortab
To the Gardener, the Dayman Gentleman seeking
quiet and retired for his family the
OF the town, place for in the vicinity of
Vile offers superior attractions.
To thseight man will make the terms acceptable.
No. ~. Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD
decI3-n
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VVNHIs is altogether medicine, the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kiDgdem, being entirely
worn out systems published by accomplished quscks
ing Dr. Wright we'll knowing the deception Pracsd upon the
the whole Medical who, withsu even one dissenting
veice in their adherence 20 its perfect and undivided
physical when his frame has been
reduced other medicines the Pharmaco
ps have been tried in vain Long thought years OF patient
crowned the Doctors Efforts offers the Elixir to suf
ferng humanity the only thing that cure the following
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
i General 1rritability,
Residences and sleeplss;nsss at Night.
Absence OF Muscular Efficiency.
Dyspepsia,
Low Spirits,
DISCRIMINATION Of the Organs Of
Palpltation of the Heart,
And fact all the conconsntS Of and debtated
state OF the system.
AS StimuIant,
quite different from alcoholic preparations Itis not sub
ect reactions shape continues to exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, as long as the least necessity exists for
its presence.
AS a Female Medicine,
It equally powerful and effective and the equilibrium
than all the other medicines which for years
have flooded the market and which only injurious in place
assisting renovaag the constitution for very good rea
too that they only made from the illusions Of minds
gnorant o.; the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks we'll stake his professional character
fact whatever the least component
parts ingredients Of his Rsuvenatng ESir-we
ing has enaed the community by opium and
mercury.
Generally debiated, Dr. Wright would say Never
despair. No how down you how
weak you what the have beenersake
whatever led you depart from Hygenc pscpeS
take his
RejuvenatIng Elixir,
And you will fR1 yourself pride instead
reverse friends and healthy, ssdnd and worthy
laember Of the human family.
Price 50 per BOTTLE three bottles for IS, and forward
ed BY mail to all parts of the United States
Sold by all respectable ugg throughout the United States
and Canadas. The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the propretors.
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
New Orleans La
Sold In Nashville by ". Hendershott Berry Demoville
wing Pendleton, and all responsible druggists oc2o