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Clark & FuEieF's
OIL.
GLARE. sREGnRF 1 Co

E A&mM
I Pr oDEI8E0Ea
/ Guasa Hssfzlbe. Es7a1ho. E~ousaasae- e usss ri8-
Il Liss5 ~knauIal.u, Cuefs. Eauraf-ia- C.f9 F-r-
slpsi.si Brlnch1ffF. DT-rerFla Cole. Cra-ua. rafr-a4
s1ess lhroaic sore Byea, Gore rhrosf. Curs. Burus.
bruiaes. SDralus, CklppeI Eauds. Piles u~e-a Dftr-
sores SIRE Breast. sore NfuuIaa. qcaif Ha4f HIrr-
Nastns Tefters Snake BiteE. Spider Bites. Dog Site. Esf
hlee- The world Is challenged Tor lis equal for gcalIs
AMI E1r1H. 70 cures 6crat1hes 90 horses. SIRE Evn-1n
h1rssss -prai1s, SEiuuav, Poll xvii F.rf1la. saffa and
harness HlllEi fresh Mgul15 CT aaeIIuEH. ara is the
leat encFa remedy % appT otsn1er-f1otad harsfs frru
i5al4er-taEs = the feet and bsihe veil about the s5e
CT ths foot Cures al cltaaeo1s diseases OIL 1-r Or
least.
Eoene medicine can eurs en- an eases tutu We can show
mere real proof q The virtue o. aulTmmI Oh be- Ha
realms properties from responsible men. Who are stove
being bought than can Be produced FOR aWy sAer med
cae.
We 60 not assert 4 ere Er every maIsIy % -b-r tie
huzzan family are sudlect. BOT shat we srocizim Ea can
saostana q b. living Witnesses The Albrosa al OH is
b hE.aVllie preparation. E1d sold ur0rzhrur TIE Sc1-n
and Southwest D. al sooi f~Trg-isss alt general deal
srs- rhs s1ata nay BE- Justly proud nat Dr. Cuz 8
native Teunessseau, arsr no-h labor au4 rsssarlh. has
~Drotuced a really souhy medicine. which is b11ad %
drive out much q TIE worthless iaporled trash with
Ehich the country BE- flooded.
Please cali st cur cree, where We viii take pleasure
ln Slowing letters and tcsum1ulals ts8 luurr11s % ct
t9rtl in the form Of an afVsrussmeut. a1ua ofuhcl
o5me from physicians ln hLEh rEn1 1g. wE5 arc uzl-F 90
10 their prac-cc, 81 tary state, With uarVsIlls =Isctz-
elaIease ne Elri 9 pr91r1e q remedy 81 5sedg
ani eIectual IN la hesl-E properties.
- Aeaa The evidence of ne vlztua o. CLARK & ru1-
l7rs Am5rosial OIL, evidence % nnfh-nt.e ana from
pera1s whose word Eul staining are u-1noaaa5Ie.
Eeai anG be oouVlr1ed
CLARK. GREGORY g. CO..
Sole Prug--rrrs4 Nashville. r-H1.
For sale BY L. C. CATCE s. sIN.
And az heurhis drugsisis sE-daFfE7
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Spetial Aotltes.
Another witness


IMPORTANT 10 FRosra sTED AID DRBILITKTzD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of invaiid ladies, in varlouI
parts Of the GATED States, viii eonnrm tne testimony
4 Mrs.. 3. Latham, Of Paeiae street, brooklyn, New
York, who has recently Seen entirely cured Of { dis
tresing liver complaint, Of come years s:andlnh By a
short course o. HosrErrER's sr0S4oH BETrzRz.
Cspt Lsthsm, the husband o. Che lsdy, joins VITA his
wife ir expressing unlimited condolences IN the prspa-
ration, and beth are al 81 times ready 10 state he fact
connected with Mrs. f-s case, which was a very oosti-
nate and complicated case Of liver complaint tas Il was
termed By he's pbysioian), aggravated b. dyspepsia and
il general arrangement o. the internal organs The
curs has been thorough and complete nor IL there any
kind OF stomach complaint, nor any aneetion Of the bow
es, which win ne; yield Just as readily = this potent
restorative.
Fer sale By druggists and dsalsrs generally syery-
where. HO8fzTTER q SMITH,
Manufacturer and Fr0psietors,
mr15-dtwsvIv No. 50 Water and sFrsnt street.
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WashInrton GnarIn.

New YoRK, March I4.-It is again asserted
that Cassius NJ. Clay and Hon. Thos. CorwiT
will accept their respective appointment
abroad.
It is reported that Joshua R. Glddings has
been nominated as Consul General at Mon
lresl, Canada. u
There is a rumor current from Montgomery
that JEFF. Davis will march $4,000 troops on
Washington il the Administration attempt to
collect the revenue Outside Of the ports Of the
seeded States.
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NEw oRLEANs. March 1.-THE Galveston
Civilian Ct the 18th inst, says the surrender
OF Fort Brown was agreed upon quietly be,
tween the Texan commissioner and Captain
Hill, on the 9th inst.
The News says Fort Brown would be given
up as soon as the means for transporting the
federal troops could be found. The troops are
to take to their port Of destination two light
batteries Of artillery.
The steamship Daniel Webster was of Bra
zos waiting to take of the federal troops.
OLher vessels will probably be dispatched to
take the remainder.
Texan troops at Brazos are represented to
be fortifying the island so as to make it i'm
pregnRbIe.
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Louisiana STATE Convention.

NEW OELEASs, March H-An ordinance
to submit the permanent Constitution to thS
people, for ratification or rejection, is under
consideration in the convention.
BATON RoUGE, March IA resolution
authorizing a transfer Of the State military to
the Provisional Government; also, to allow
volunteers to enlist under the Provisional Gov
eminent, was passed by the house to-day.
joint resolution was introduced providing
that the convention shall submit the Constitu-
ton o. the Confedersted States to the people,
or a convention be elected by the people FOR
that purpose, was laid over.
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Misrfuanfons.

The ANA1GAHATToE o. LAEGuAeEa.-T1ere
Is a growing tendency In this age 70 sppropriate tue
most e1protsive words o. other languages, EE& after =
while % incorporate them into our oWn thus tbs
word eephalic, which Is from The Greek, ~sigrifyfug .ffor
the head" is usw becoming p0psiarized IN oounecfi5u
Win NJ epalding's great headkeae remedy, but Il win
500 p used IN q mcra general way, and the word
eepnAAe VIII beoome A. sonmor - eectrc4ype, and
many others vhose distinction ss foreign words has
peeH sorn away ey eommoA use, until hey seen "a
i've Asc . he manor bora"
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TEiIKrX-sIxrH OeNGREss.

WASHINGTON, March 1A-SeHate-Mr. Ma
son offered a resolution asking the Secretary o
War for information respecting the mastering
Of troops in The District OF Columbia into ser,
vice since the first Of January. Mr.. Uouglai
called up bis resolution relative to the South,
srn ports. Mr.. Clark's resolution that the seatl
heretofore occupied by Messrs. Brown, Davis
Clay, Mallory, Toombs and BeDjsmin, having
become vacant, their names be omitted from
the roll, was passed. Casius NJ. Clay was
confirmed miDisteTto SpafO-
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NrLTTARY.-Ws are requested to state ths.
there will be'a grand gathering Of the "Sons Of
the South" at their new armOiy, Provins build
ing, 354 Main street, this evening, for the pur-
pose Of eleeting officers, etc. All members, a.
well as these who desire to join the ~Orgsniza-
tion. are IespeetfullE invited b attend.
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LIBEL SUIT.-Among the cases set for trial
a. the eommo Law court to-day, is one in
which the Rev. Jacob J. Perss, lately rabbi of
the Hebrew synagogue in this city, sues the
members Of the congregation OF Israel, wOr-
shipping there, for libel. Damages are llid at
twenty thousand dollars.
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PROTRAcTED MEETING OF THE CUM. PAEs
CHURcH.-A prOtraetsd meeting Of the Second
Cumberland Presbyterian church OF this city,
In South Memphis, was commenced last night
and will be continued as long as there is a
prospect Of doing good. The Rev. Mr.. Fravisr
and the Rev. Mr.. Cooper viii be present and
conduct the meeting.
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BRIDeET.-Missus wants you to send her q
boz Of CepaAiis Glue; ne, bottle q Prepared Plus
Dutlm thinking thzrs not jsSt IL ~naithsr; but perhaps
zen be afther knowing what It is. Ts see shs's nigh
dead aid goee with The Sick Headache, and wants some
more OF that same aa relaive6 her before.
DrugElE--You must meaa s~pAlding's CephAlis Pills
Bridsst-Ochl sure now aRd ysu'vs ed it; here's
ne quarther and give me the Pins, and don't be all DAY
about 1t aither.
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Do. McLean,s Unirer.aI PIIIa.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT BLTOUSNEsS. HEAD
ACHE, ETC.

FUH LIFEN CUAFLALNI H-ILIOLNWETE- HEIU
ACHE, ETC
there has never been q eathartic medicine offered
the public that has given such entire sstlsf1ctfgn
NcLsan's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly nsoeaut
and can be takeE By the most tenle1 infant yt prouuf
aud powerful in removing all bilious secretion. acid az
impure, feted matter from the stomach. In fact. Cher
are The only Pills that should be used in maladous dis
tricts.
They produce no gripping sickness or pain in he sfom-
sch or bowels, though very scuvs and searching in thsir
operation, prumoting healthy s~ecretl0us % TIE liver an
kidneys. Who will suder from Biliousnesg. Haal7rhs
and Foui stomach, when so cheap q remedy can Be Oh
tained7 Keep thea constantly On hand a siuEis dosa.
taken ia season, nay prevent h0urs. days and months u
sickness Ask FOR DIT. !. a. McLean't Universal Pina-
Take 10 other. Being oo1ted, they are tastslsss. Price
sniy Is cents per box. and can be sent by nail % anv
part u ths Emitted States
= H. McLEAE Sole Frourian-
Corner Third and Pine streets, 81. Lsuis, 40.
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FoK NASHVILLE AND LOUsVILLE.-Th,
Charleston railroad is now running a half past
six morning, and a half-Past six evening train
to Nashville, each day. By these trains Nash
vile is reached at II O'Clock the next day By
these trains also, Louisville is reached with
but one change, at Nashville, at ia O'Clock
the next Dight-twsnty-nine and a quarter
hours from Memphis 70 Lnuisville.
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Read the Evidence.

Nessrs. CLARK, Gregory & Co.. sashvine, Tenn
I have been using your Justly celebrated AMRRosIAL
OIL for I've OF siz weeks, in a case Of chronic sozs
eyes. ADD must say ] have received more oeneht from
Is use than from all the eye-wster and O;hsr ~prsscriP-
tons that l hsvs tried, and their names ere legion. I
have proved its efficacy a a sovereign balm for many
other ills hat the human family are subject 70. / take
great pleasure in II in all cases Of aches
and nAammstlons ] laws been partially blind for
eight years, and By the aid q yeur Ambrosiai OH 1 have
Just read q lstter so badly written that my wife asd
daughter oould not make it ont. This I owe to Ambro-
sial Oil, As I hsve lot been able to read a letter In eight
years expect to keep it in my house As long ~ I live
and have money to bag It. WIZ. LEGG.
Limestone county, Alabama.
Per sale BY n. @. CAYcE & SON,
And all Memphis druRrfEts. mrfs-SaWew
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MATRIMONIAL AND GEEEROUs.-A resident
Of this city applied to Esq. Hill yesterday Sor
a peaee-warraHt against bis wife. The case
came on fer trial before Esq. Mallory, when
our gallant friend: Green P. FOnts, Esq, VOL
unteered to defend the lady, and did 50 in a
speech Of such telling effect that the case wss
dismissed, and the husband himself was held
in FIVE hundred dollars bail TO keep the peace
toward bis wife.
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LrBEL.-A trial was going oa yesterday at
the common law court, in which J. E. Mollsr
sued Mr.. Psmphert, and the rest Of the German
Turner'S society in the city. The difficulty Is
alleged to have arisen in the prosecutors hsv-
Ing closed Turner'S hail upon the members and
taken possession of their property. It is
charged on the other hand that the Turner'S
expelled Mr.. MOllsr from their society, and
then published in the German paper a state
ment Of the circumstances, which statement
is objected to as slsndsrOus. The case went
to the jury last night.
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NEW IoNK, March "a, ?. A.-CottOn-ths market "a
hrn with sales Of 1900 bales At IKE. Flour eOssd
steady with sales OF $3.50 brls at ss65.1o. The sales OF
corn reached ~, 600 bushels at es86sc. Oats are quoted
at s4asse. Pork closed dull with sales OF a5o brs 81
els. D91s.sTK. go hhds0 fo Cuba sugsr sold at 4H95H.
! Molaases clossd Al ~ for Cuba.
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oiueippaI Market, ~ TeI.gr.vb.

CINCINNATI, March Il, ,. N.-FIour-stsady at
s5.5oS5.65. wheat has declined q = bushel. wis
~ Is quoted At I3Ke. Pork dull at sis TSGI7. Lard
dali al saSNe. Sugar hrm stBNG7Kc. Coffee is quo
ted At 1sKGl4c. Eolassss ai6s2e.
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The MAYoRALTT.-The crowd is swelling
and plenty Of room FOR more. We stated, au.
tbOritativsly, yesterday tha. John Park, ESQ.,
was a candidate for mayer. we now state,
also suthoritatiVsly, that Joseph Bsrbisrs is
also a candidate. The names Of Recorder
Dickinson, Thos. J. Finnis and Alderman
Crews have appeared in print in connection
with the same Office. This is only the begin
ming; the food is yet to come.
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Liverpool Marketb by Telegraph.

lPER sTEAMER ETHA
LIVERPOOL, February THE ssles Of cotton On
HOaday and Tuesday amounted 70 IS OsO bales, Of which
amount spseulAtors and exporters took 1000 bales. The
market generally closed quiet, previous quotations
being barely maintained. Nessrs. Hewitt & Coz cir
eulsr reports an advance CT X since Friday. in some
cases . partial sdvhnes Of sis.
The adviees received from Manchester AID ether nan
u~fscturing districts are unfavora6le.
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e. Mr.. E. L Snow, general agent Of the
New York, -slbiOH and Charleston Cosrisr, is
at present in the city, and will remain a few
days. Pers1n s desiring to subscribe for either
Of these sterling journals now have an opPor-
tunity Of doing so.
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DH the use Of these Pills ne periodic attacks Of Eer-
u yeas or SICK Headache may be prevented; and Il
taken A. tse commencement OF an attack lmmsdiats 70
lief from pain and sickness will be ootsined.
They seldom fan in renewing the Nausea ana Head
ache to which females are 90 subject.
They act gently upon The Notwithstanding cOstivs-
mess.
For Literary Men. Students, Delicate Females. and
All persons Of ssdsntary habits, they are valuasis - .
Laxative, improving the appetite, sivinE tone and vissr
to the digestive organs, and restsrins TIE natural elias
tieity and strength OF the wholo system.
Tke CEPHALIo PILLS sra the result q long lnFsssg-
cation and carefully conducted experiments, having been
IA use many years, during which time they have pre-
vented and relieved q vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether oriEinatiEg In the asrTous Hys-
TEN Ct from 3 dsrsnsed state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their eomposition, and
may be taken At all tines vita perfect sEfs1 vithSui
making any change Of diet, and the a6seHse Of any dis
agreeable taste renders 1t easy 70 administer them 10
children.
BEWARE OF o-oUNrKRPETTs.
The genutas have ave signatures Of Eenry O. spaldlns
on each box.
Sold " dussiss and all other dealers in medicines.
AbOxW .sssnt By mail prepaid On rsssips Of ths
Prtce - Cents.
An orders shoala be addressed to
henry @. sPAEDENG,
ncle-atvaE Cedar street Kew TNks
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SALE OF AKKAEsAs LANDS PosTPoEED.-
The sale Of Arkansas lands, advertised in our
columns to come OF this morning, viii be post
pOned for few days. Due nstice will be
given when the sale will take place.
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PROvoKrEs.-Mr. Celia, who keeps a fruit
store on Main street, between Washington
and Poplar, discovered, on Wednesday, that
B. Purcell had placed among bis oranges and
apples = sign which stated "Fresh corn neal
FOR sale." He demonstrated, and Purcell re-
moved the obnoxious sign, but only to replace
it a short tine afterward. This led to a quar-
rel which ended in Pureell's being fined 1--WE
dollars BY the recorder yesterday.
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Supreme
Court Of the United States has decided in IA
vor Of Mrs. Gaines. carrying to her all the
property Of Dan'l Clark.
In the Kentucky VS.. Ohio case, the Court
held that Congress cannot impose a duty upon
a State officer, but that the governor should
produced.
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No one Of the "many ills hesh is heir to y
Is - prevalent, 30 little understsod, and ~ much ne
elected ss oostiveness. OFTEN originating ia careless
ness or sedentary habita, i'll regarded a. q slight dis
order 81 TOO little consequence 70 excite anxiety, while
IN reality Il is the precursor and companion OF many Of
NE most fatal and dangerous diseases, and unless early
eradieHted IL viii bring the suneror to an uHtimsly
grave- Among the lighter evils Of which coftivenssf
is the usual attendant are Headache, Collie, Rhsuma.
ism Foul Breath, Piles and otheB Of Tx nature, willis
3 long train OF fnghtful diseases such as hsllEnant Fe-
vers, Aboesses, DysentAry, DiATrheA, Dyspepsia, Apo
plezN EpiePy, Paralysis, Hysteri1. Hypochondrissir
Aelaneaoly and insanity, nnst indicate their presence
IN TIE system By this alarming symptom. Not unfre-
quentiy the diseases named originate in constipation,
bat tahe on an independent existence uaiess tbs eauas
is erHdieated In an eEly stage. From all these consid-
~erati0ns, Il follows that the disorder should recsivs i'm
mediate attention whenever Il occurs, and no person
should neglect 70 get a 5sx Of Oephslio Pills on the frat
appearances OF the complaint, a. their timely use viii
eEpol The tAsiduous approaches Of disease add destroy
this dangerous zoe 70 human life.
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To THE JUKT.-The case Of DR.. J. R
Hutchinson, charged with passing a counter
felt so note, was sent to the jury atths erin
insl court last night.
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A PoLTTE CANDrDATE.-It lie stated that one
OF the candidates for the ONCE Of mayor at The
June election, was 50 polite as to make a libsr-
al distribution Of cigars among the hrsmsn
engaged at The fire on Tuesday night.
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BUReLARY.-on Wednesday night The house
OF Thomas Jones on DeSotO street was entered
By burglars, and some clothing and silver ware
carried of.
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Bnsirfss aatlres.


10 MERCHANTS, LAWYERS, ETC
An Eosiish gesusnau shout to visit England on bust
ass van . tsnd pronpity TO suea commissions "a may
be entrusted I, him. Harins q large commercial no-
quaiut.ne. IN ,hst country, vdu oncr many Advantages
t rsr,sur having busi ess to transact in Europe- sat-
istaeio-v refsreuecs, SD security II E~squisits. Ad-
dfsss ENeLaND BOX 1859 Pot once, BaltinsFs,
Ker,ss,5 mrI12r-MaF
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REooRDER's LoURT.-Thereeordsrb bad nine
teen cases before him yesterday eleven per
sons were sent to the shsin-gang; forty-siH
dollars were collected.
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ANOTHER HAKD-HEAErED LAEDLoED.-
We stated an instance yesterday where a land
lord, living on Besl street, had been very justly
dealt with by Esquire Horne. He lie not The
only cruel landlord in that neighborbood.
Yesterday a lsdy appeared before Esq. Nal.
Tory and sued out a writ Of replevin agsinui
the landlord with whom she had been board.
ing, on Main street, near Bsal. She had from
misfortune fallen behind In her rent, when TIE
landlord seized her trunks, containing every
article OF clothing she was not wearing at the
time. A kind friend adyanesd the money
which was rendered, but the man refused to
give up the things, or to allow the lady &
change Of clothing. The case will be exam
ined to-day.
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Headache is the faVOrits sign BY which
bature makes known any deviation whatever from the
natural state Of The brain, and viewed IN this Light Il
may Be locked on ~ . Gaffguafd inteDded to give notlee
o. di-eass which might otherwise eseHpe ~EitsHtoai TIL
too late to be remedied; and rs ineications should Heyer
DO neglected. NeadAehes may be elsssined under two
names, viz sympt0matic and Idiopathic. tympismstie
Headache is exceedingly common and ts the precursor
OF a great variety OF diFesseG, among which are Apo
plexy, Govt, Rheumatism and al febriie diseases. In
Is nervous fern It IL sympathetic Of disease Of the
stomach constituting Sick Headsehe, Of hepEuo diseaae
eonslituting Bilious Hesdaohe, OF gorms, oonstipatisn
and other disorders Of the bowels, 81 we'll as renal and
uterine Affections. Diseases Of the heart are very ire
quently attended with Headaches; Anemia and Plethora
are also aneetions which frequently occasion headache.
i~diopGthie Headaehe 10 also very Common, being usually
distinguished By the name % Nervous Headache, some
times esming on suddenly In a state e. apparently sound
health, and prostrating 81 anes The rsutsl and physical
energies, and In other instances Il ogmss On slowly, hsr-
aided By depression OF spirits or aeersity Of temper. In
most instances the pstn 10 10 the front q the head. over
one or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting
Under this cla1s may also Be named Eeuralga.
For the treatment OF either class Of Hsadaehs, the
Sephalic Pills have been found = sure and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains In a few minutes, nRl
By Is sabtls power Graduating The diseases Of whlei
Hesdaohe Is the uBsrrins index.
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Real BIessing.'

Physician.-WelI, Mrs. Jones, how is hat
heAdsoheP
Mrs. JOnes.-aOnei Doctor, ali gsns the pill you sent
cured me In Just twenty miuutsH. and I with you w0uij
send more 50 tsst / can have them handy
Physician.-You can get them Al any DruErists. Gail
for Cephalic Pills, I hnd they never fan, and I recon-
mend them In all eaaes Of headacne.
Yrs. JOnss.| shall send for . box dirsctlY, and shall
Ted ali my suffering friends, for they are . real blss
siRg.
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HOIloway's pins and Ointment.

~DIPTHERtA.-In the most yirulent stages Of this ma
lignant disease OF the throat, these medicines expert
sEced the most successful results-WhiIs thousands sue
cumbed to the violence OF this disorder, no, 4 single de-
cease occurred among those who used these remedies,
thus presenting an oasis" OF practical experience,
mid the desert Of death Of speculative theory. The
Royal College Of surgeons awarded them ths palm Of
victsry asthe oniy sDtidote fer this d~istemper, By intro
ducing them into the new edition OF heir pharmsealO-
gia. In scariAtlna, humps, etc., they are equally en-
oacious.
Sold By all drusgists, at2sc.s sc, and 81 per box.
mrI3-dtwAwlW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-15

The RArE CASE. - Barraek, the mar
charged with rape By Miss Sanders, had moi
beer arrested last night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-15

FmE-The alarm Of fire yesterday morning
was caused BY a chimney burning out in the
rear Of the No.. 6's engine house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-15

SENATOR RUsK.-The Cincinnati CONNER
eial, Of Wednesday, says: =" Senator Rusk, Of
Arkansas, leaves for home to-day, on the Qusm
ofhs West. His family accompanies him =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-15

HoRsrs AT AUcTIoN.-Six hne young horses
and two bugsiss viii be sold by Gilbert, An
drews & Co, in front Of store No. 262 MAR
street. Also, a lot OF new and secondhand
furniture, bureaus, chairs, sidsbOsrds, carpets
bathing-tubs, etc, at 10 O'Clock, A. Al.