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DR.. J.. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Tbird s1d Piss streets. ST. LsIis, Re
Dr.. WCEeRn's Un5veEsas E5IE5,
FOR LIVER COALPLALNT BILI0UsyESS. He'd

ntLEr EAts
There has never been a ~Cstharuc medicine offered
the public thEt has EI7e2 suca cajre Satisfaction
EcLeanfs Universal Pills
Being entirely vegetable, ;Hry are perfectly inE1rsut
and cen D. tsksE by the most tender iui1nl5 ser PROMPT
and powerful ia removing aI bilious secretion, zcid OF
impure, fCted matter from tie stomach. In fact. they
tricts.
They pr0duce no gripping sickness OF pain ta Tire st1n-
aen or bowels, though very active snd s~eascIIuR IA taeIr
operation, promoting healthy sccreuCls % the Iiver aud
kidneys. Eh0 VIII suffer FROM Eiiocscn-s, Ua.lEchs
and Foul Stomach, When 50 C5eap s. remedy caH be- OBJ
tanned? Kaep uem constantly on hand; zsinEls d15a,
taken in season, may prevent hours days end Elutbs %
sickness. Ad. fcr Dr. J. T. HcLFJu' Universal Pills.
Take no other. Being coated. they arc t-eteles5. Erics
only z5 cents per box, sud can be sent By mali 70 any
p.rt " tae United St-tas.
J. II. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
Corner Third ana Pine streets, S.. Tazis, 10.
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McEean,s Cordial.

As may By seen, We Insert this woss tbs advertisement
o. NsLesn's Cordial, etc.
Il is very we'll known we are not particularly ? yor-
sbls to patent medicines, and, as a genera! thing, s,Slsw
The whole Of them with but little ceremony, ana with
tbese sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
msDt until we knew what we're the ingredients Of the
medicine, and hsw compounded. This We have learned,
and believing, a. we do, thst that the ingredients are
good, snd the compound judiciou5ly made, We recon-
mend It as 5 mixture worthy Of public conndedrs.
The shove "a irom tAe St. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited BY tAe renowned Rev. Dr.. .McAnsIly, which
speaks volumes IN favor OF EcLeAn's Cordial. We say
70 all, try It. See the Advertisement IL smother col
umn. feS-daw
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A Chance for Active service.
RANGERS.

TTAyING been Authorised by Governor Harris TO
II raise a battalion Of NGunted Rangers for the war,
I desire to enlist i've hundred sble-bodied men, mount
cd AID equipped with such arms Is they can procure
(shst guns ami pistols preferably, suitable 10 the SER
vice. Those wao cannot entirely eqnint themselves viii
be furnished arms BY The State. when mastered in,
& valuation Of the properly IN hOrCes and arms VIII be
made, and the amount credited 10 the volunteers.
These wishing 20 enlist sre requested TO report tbem-
selves TO me At the GsyUso House, where quarters will
be assigned them uatll such time as the Battalion is
raised. \. B. FORREST,
tgS-Jtf Lent Col. p 4. Tenn.
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SPECIAL 0RDER.-Msmbers Of the Southern
Guards on furlough are required to report
themselves at Fort Pillow, on Wednesday, the
9th instant. Those sick and absent will re-
port as soon as possible for duty.
By order Of Capt. J. Hamilton.
B. GIBSON, o. S.
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THAEKs.-We thank Clark, oftho southeast
corner Of Court Square, for a copy Of vallaDd-
ingham's speech, which be has for sale, and
for late papers, Of which be has a good supply.
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GRAND JUNCTION,
AhaEt II o,closk. AVG. B. 1851.

About Il o'clock yesterday there arrived
here from Camp Pulaski, a regiment Of Lou
isians volunteers, commanded by C I. Soula-
kowski, on their way to Virginia. About six
O'Clock in the evening, after i]mbibing pretty
freely Of "bust head" a row was commenced
between the Frank Guards and some Of the
other companies, which resulted In a general
fzot or Eb0EJ ore hours dIrztioD. during
which Ma. York and the colonel, aided by
some Of the other officers, used every psacea-
bic means to queIl the riot, but all to no avail.
It seemed to be growing general, when some OF
the men took shelter in the Percy hotel, the
doors Of which were Immediately asssiled with
the butts Of muskets, axes, and whatever e'se
could be found to answer the purpose Of a
b~atterirg-ram. They soon succeeded in smash
ing in all the doors, blinds and sash, when
they rushed in like a mob Of infuriated devils,
and commenced al indiscriminate destruction
Of the hotel furniture AID everything they
could Law their hands on. Drawers were torn
open, the contents were destroyed, the furni-
ture was broken and pitched out, the dining
table was thrown over, and all the table
furniture broken, the chairs smasaedt to pieces,
and snch a general wreck you have never wit
messed in a civilized community.
Abost this time the efforts Of The officers of
the day and the guard proving unavajling to
queIl the mob, the officers, led By The colonel,
commenced firing on them, which resulted in
the death OF two upon the spot and the mcrtal-
y wounding Of some FIVE or six others, and
some six more dangerously wounded. There
were fourteen killed and seriously wounded,
besides a number Of others that left on the
trains last night, that were slightly wounded.
The majority Of the wounds were from pistol
sLots, some were bsyonst wounds and broken
heads from the dubbed muakcts-the men
net having any ammunition.
The hotel looks this morning ike a hospital
after a hard fought battle. The dead and
wounded are strewn all over the second floor,
and the grOans OF the suffering are terrible.
After destroying the furniture and breaking
all that they could about the house, two un-
successful attempts were made to fire it.
Great credit is due Col. SOulakowski, Maj.
York and the oi1cers and men Of the Arm
strong Guards, for quelling the riot and saving
the town from destruction.
Ihsve just been informed by the surgeon, DR..
Henly, that there are three or four that will
die duriDg the dav- A r G
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u st low HguIe5. iess-i
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Secretary Of the Board ef Health.

PERSONAL We were honSred yesterday
with q call from our old and esteemed friend,
ex-Gov. McCrae, Of Mississippi, who is on a
brief visit to our city. The Governor has
Justly enjoyed tie confidence Of the people of
his State for a long tine, and we trust that be
may soon be called into the councils Of the
Confederate Government, where his experience
may contribute to the wisdom Of its legisls-
finn
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Sptial A0tItts.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
RoEIoway,s Fills and Ointment.

~CANCER.-The days Of "~brillisnt operations are no
more. The discovery Of HolioELy's Ointment dis
Teused with the necessity Of the knife, which fire.
quently endangered the life OF the patient. Thousands
% females have been cured Of cancer In the breast by
the medlcatius sctiCa 81 tie Ointment, and their lives
spared IA their families. Tie sslve follows the cancer
in is t]ortuOu5 winding, AMI imporoeptibly but thor
oughiy aud psinlessly eradicale5 1t from the system.
The rms cleanse and purify tho blood.
Sold BY slIdruggists, at 26c. sc, snd ~ per box.
F-0tZ4Fr.yrD
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HAVE at my place for sale IS tuus Of Clover and
1 Timot ~ Hay At 81 p per 100 lbs.j so tun5 Of Glover
at 81 per hundred; Is or % tuns o. Shear Oats at 81
per 100 lbs.; AMI plenty OF Gne p%astur4ge for horses or
cattle, at one dlllaT per week. Terms cash. on deiy-
cry. Ny residence Is three aud a half miles east Of
Memphis, on New Raleigh road. Also. 100 bushels Of
best quality Wheat Tor seed. Send in your orders.
iN21 Inn VIZ. ETRnNa.
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FINE MELoSs-A fine lot OF choice melons
will be found to-day at the ice house Of Bob
len, Wilson & Co., on Main street, which are
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool.
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CT The people of Alabama are coming
forward most enthusiastically with subscrip-
lions to the Confederate loan, and evince a
unanimous disposition to contribute every
surplus dollar, as well as every bale of cotton,
to the maintenance Of the South for the great
struggle for constitutional liberty.
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latest SlG0s bD JGlegraub.

c9" NJ. W. Barr, Of Louisville, KY, is the
special and recognized agent Of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
in the preparation Of such reports, nor is It
responsible in any manner for the character
or truth Of The news.
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Read Inc Evidence.

asgssRs. CLARK, Gregory * Co., NashYiIle-Gents /
have been snfictsd With Piles, together with a compli-
cation Of diseases, for better than twelve years, and I
have tried various remedies, and ell hHve failed to give
relief. unless il was OF short duration. I have used
two and one-half bottles OF your Ambrosisl OIL, accord
ing to directions, ard have received more benefit from
its use tl3n from all else besides. / wish this made
public, that suffering humanity may find relief.
NANCY JANE THTTEZER.
Marshgl County, Tenn, September Is, 1860.
yessrs. Clark, Gregory h Co Scents there are two
CT ny friends here that want, each, haf dozen bottles
Of yUdr Ambrosiai Oh. They have tiled 1t and found
it eli you recommend Il. JAS. 7. ROP
TunHel Hi, Georgia, 1850.
Fer sale by Il. c. OAYOE & SON,
AMI al Memphis druggists. iyl7-dsw2w
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C~oTToN.-The cotton receipts during last
est weeks receipts Of the season. Thirty one
bales were shippsd-sleven ts interior points
and twenty to New Orleans.
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R~EcoKDER's CoURT.-During the last week
Recorder Moore had before him 157 cases, and
collected in fines s476. During the month Of
Julyth humber Of cases we're 529; amount Of
fines collected s1744.
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a. CFANrE=Hsd Fouchs teaches young
ladies' French, embroidery and crochet for
three dollars per month. Read her ADVERTISE
mant
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Dr. J.. Il. MeLean's Volcanic OH
Imminent,
-ry- prcr IN THY --o2rn pon
MAE OR BEAST.

MdG OR BEAST.
Thousands Of humsu beings nave been saved a lie
decrepitude and misery By ths use OF ihis iuvai1abIs
Liniuent. Il viii relieve pain almost ilstlr-sueoHsiy.
and It win cleanse, purify and heal the fouiest sore 10
an Incredible short time. AcLszn's vocsn.c on Lin
imsnt will relieve The most i|utctarate cases Of EheE-
masism, Cont or Eoura.g.a. Tor Psrsiy-s, Ccniracted
Muscles, stinness or weakness IA the joints, Muscles
or Ligamenh, it viii never fail. Two applications viii
cure Sore Threat, HeadaChs or Esrsghe. For Barns CT
sealds, or shy Pals, g. % au lufAlnble remedy. Ty u
aud you viii tins II Al indispensable remedy. Keep
always on hand.
planters Warmers. OF sny aae bsvirs eh4r-s o.
horses, viii save money By ss-uE AcLezus VclcanicGA
Eminent. Il IL SPEEDY aud insillie cure Tor Calls,
sprLins. Chafss, 5~wellius, LEIele5, Sweeney scrrss
wounds. Scratches. or sGg czterael disease. Try =
sna yua viii b8 convinced.
DE. J. u. EcLEAI5 Sole Proprietor
g.. Louis. hiEs51ri.
Fur sails in Heuphisb b. g. hAksrisLg COS
aIso by q. ~. JOEkS 3 80 seed WAhp acitEL-
EANn-
post once, general dealers 10 al popul- q razfy nedi-
GEes. AE3aeA
AMI set for heSrinz - PARE.
= eopy-tesIl R, ?. Nicely, ClaE.
T+NG y =. G. CRISP, D, @.
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"a Mr.. Borden, the Gentlemanly agent Of
A. ms Elk ress company, continues to place
us under obligations for favors in the way Of
late PaPers from the North and South.
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Attention. Govarnor's Gnard.

VoU are hereby ordered TO meet in SiiIlman's
j new block, Second street, EVSRY EVsHIEG II
at s O'clock, until further nst.ca This company isT1
fast filing up its ranks, aud viii DO ready for sctive4
service ,oaetims during Iext week. Those who wish
to serve their country as freemen. and not ss con-
scripts would do well 10 come forward ard join Us i'm
medisteIy. t~su2-iwl A, b. C0FFY.
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O. We invite attention to the Sermon on
the Times" delivered at Odd Fellows ball, in
this city, By Rev. C. A. Davis, on the
2s.h ul..
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&s2S RRaHRa,R.

CTOLBN fr N tse stable OF the subscriber
a light bay MARE MULE, name trimmed, sEzra
tail not; q good riding mule, pacAl; no shoes
on, blind in one eye. very gentle aud m~ediumGa&zEb
size The above reward will be paid for the mule and
thief, OF q liberal reward FOR the mule, delivered to the
subscriber, near Horn Lake Depot, Descts county, Miss.
ar9-3ts T. W.
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LEOSIDAS POLK
M5l.-Gsn. Com. ID Department.

The Montgomery .ddeeriissr says that
Gov. Moore has established two camps Of in
struction for the thTee thousand troops recently
called for in his proclamation. One at Hunts
vile, where one regiment will be stationed and
the other at Auburn where the remaining two
will be placed. Competent officers will be
sent to perfect them in military drills and they
will remain in camp until called into active
service, which it is supposed will be as %soon,.as
they are competent TO discharge the duties Of
a sold er.
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f Thoss having two good mules and a
cart for sale can find a customer BY ~rsferriIg
to ". J. Smiths advertisement in anoth,F
column.
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WEJwPHTS and LITTLE ROCR
IS
R.AEERR-ADr
RsH.aAt,NA A IAA

nBRSONS going ont on this road, and those living in
L Memphis, wiz End it 20 their intere.t to patronise
the Mound CITY Hgtel. Thsy can have the ride up and
down breakfast and supper for Sl.25. Give it q trial.
ty22-tf y CHEEK.
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EAFrIsT CHURcH.-By request the Rev. A.
W. Chsmbliss will preach at the First Bap-
tisl church a. II o'clock Z is mornlng.
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Passenger Train leaves Ferry Landing daily (SU1-
days ezcep~d) 81 SEQ AM. Arrives ats P. n. Con-
ne"17 - addison vita Arkansas Stage Coupany and
OysriEnr Al coacGss 70 Little Rock, FORT Smith, San
Francisco Callt0T ala Hot Springs; Washington, ArksB-
sas: Clsrssvlpe, Texas, and all principal points in
t-ERlsss ADD Iezss Tickets sold by L. S. KpowItou,
No. a. jefferson street
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1ylA-AF E7-F ?" LtNth on MIRO eAFrNA.
y S&EX MILLS
POPLAR STREET.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

MANUFACTURERS Of all grsses Of Choice Extra and
M Superdne Flour, BOlted Corn Meal, Bran, Shorts
and Ship StnGs.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to. Terms
exclusively CASH
st CASH price paid for wtest. Apply at
~ Ron ROW.
Jes-2m GOYER & NEELY.
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REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF july,
1854

Ninetv.sIx deaths; adults, 35; children, 81;
males, 81; females, 80; citizens, 70; strangers,
10; whites, Sc; blacks, 10; total GO. or this
number of deaths IS were from unnatural
Gauges.
moRTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK ENDING
y O'CLOCK, AUGUST 3, 1861.
Bilious dyssntsry, 1; congestion Of brain, ?;
commissions, /; eoDgsstive chill, 2; dysentery,
acute, /; entsritis, 1; Inflammation of bowels,
?; mania a potu, /; no report, 4; (these cases
were attended by no physician and inquest,
hence no rePOrt;) pneumonia, l; remittent fs-
yer, ?; still born, 4: sun stroke, 2; t~eething, /;
typhoid fever, I; total for week, 81. RecaPit-
ulatioB-Adults, 10; children, 16; males, ID;
females, p; citizens, Ii; strangers, u; whites,
%; blacks, 8; total, %.
MortuaTy report of this month as compared
with same month last year, (1S6O,) is as fol-
lows
Deaths in She mouth OF July, lss9...".."...-...2s7
" S6l..s....".-....... So
ference in favor Of July, Is6l''.'..."-.-.....Isi
THOMAS F. PEYToN, NJ. D.
C,rr.Jer,- - III pogrI 90 UaaIh
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METEOROLOGICAL AND MoRrrARY.

We have pleasure in presenting the follow
ing we'll arranged aud interesting reports, for
which We are indebted to Dr.. PsytOn, who has
arranged them with skill and care. We hope
steps will be taken to compel parties to furnish
him with full rerorts. No burisls can legally
be made without certificates; yet in one week
four instances occur in which it appears that
the law has been violated.
Meteorological report Of The city Of Mem
phis, for the month of July, 1861, as taken by
The secretary Of the board Of health
Average elevation ot 81.
Maximum a thermometer.
Minimum
Range
Mean
Rain fallen in 81. Inches.
Prevailing WINDS. .SJuth-H est.
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ca We desire to call attention to the con-
cert to Re given some time during this week
for the benefit Of The "southern bfo.bers.''
Every effort will be made TO render the enter
tainment attractive and pleasing, aud in the
present dearth Of snusemsEts, with such an
object, we fee sure that svery body viii go.
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The RI0T AT GRAND JUECTION.-The riot
at Grand Junction Il Friday was a serious at
fair, and might have been still more disastrous
but for the frmness and bravery Of the COM
mander Of the brigade, Col. Soulakowski, who,
we are Informed, shot down some OF the men
that refused to submit to his authority. We
learn that when at Holly Springs, the men, by
some means, got access to a barrel Of
whisky. They knocked out the head, and
drank immoderately. The worst consequences
followed. The men, who were travelling in box
cars. INDUCED in The worst eXtravagances-
even it Is stated going go fer as to throw their
bayonets al each other. One man was thrown
from the platform, and killed by the train
passing over hin, cutting of an arm and a leg.
On leaving the ears at Grand Junction, open
muntiny broke ont, sndt the men turned against
each other with perfect ferocity, entirely dis
regarding the authority Of their officers, until
the determined conduct OF Col. s0ulakowski
compelled a return to military rule. Various
reports were prevalent yesterday in The city
as to these proceedings. Those which we
Judge reliable, were, in the main, confrmatory
Of tie statements contained in the letter which
we publish below, written by a gentleman who
rpsidss in Grand Junction, TO a friend in this
city, who has Obligingly handed it to US.
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Do you want yCur delicate, sicslyl Fuay chlsrea tobs
healthy. strong and IJtCEi2--hsu Eiye -hem AcLezls
strcngtheutng Cordial t-ee tie 1rs--l1-s en- each bot
tel &c is dsiiCLo-s 90 tsSe.
One trhiesuOCnful taken every morning Fasting, ll e
sure preventive again-t Ghll.s slfE-v--, ICLg- Fever,
CHEERS, 0r sng p-rc-silns 5i-esse.
of druEl-- OF tezigrs sf5 uEF
nv T. aalm up0n yoa st0-tis o. E-.tcrs o. ssrszpsTi-a,
which they Can by saesp5 ~ saying u g just co Eo3t-
There are even men base euo-gl T. st5-l part u1 ug
same 20 duJ their vile tec1-lCl5. Avoid such lrt4
mous pirataaEG rt1,r v~lialneCs CsE1c-r-s. AsE E-
Dr.. :. II ECLeal's A-fe1ElEeaI1E Gclll a-i Bi1ul
time strengthen and ilvigCrste.tlG Whole C-EHai-a41u.
Il Is PIT up in lssgs ttfie--sI rsr bo--s, OF SIS CO.,
tss for $G.
DR.. J. H.. MCLEAN scis Proprietor,
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D- For war news by telegraph, see second
Pave.
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IN YOUR
GUMS!
gE0UND CITY FERRY.

TVHE MARK r. CHEEK has been repainted and the
Il cabin eHItr- i. She will ruu in connection With
the Memphis anu Little Hock Railroad, aud 70 suit per-
sons who wish to D8trenise the Mound City HOtel.
she leaves Menphis dsily, Sundays eHcepted) 81 .,
8 and II = G'CccI a n. aud } and g O'Clock =. NJ.
Leaves sound City at 81, 8 and lOa A. n. and IL
aud 5 : p n.
ON Sunday leaves Memphis at S II aud A. N. and
. and 6 P. n. Leaves Mound City at : and 2 A. N and
? and . =. NJ.
The ladies' are particularly invited. There will be
no drinking O. gambling slio H6d ca the boat, aud every
attention to accommodate.
~ All that Is received. atier paying expenses, viii
be : ven 10 AID IN carrying on the war.
iy2s-tf Hes II. + h CO.
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HOME FoR THE HoMELEss.-The Associa-
ton Of the "Home for Homeless" will be-
held at the First Presbyterian Church, on Mon
day, August 9th, at 10 A. NJ. This institution,
thus far, has been KEEP, up by the contributions
Of its members almost entirely, and we hope
they win not allow their interest to flag now d.
The Home is now in such a iourishing condi
ton, and we trust, will remain 80, notwith-
standing the unsettled condition Of public ae-
fairs. The poor we have always vita US, and
they must be cared for. As the Treasurer will
make a report of the financial condition Of the
association, a full attendance is earnestly re-
quested. By order of the President,
MARY L. BAYLIss, r. Sec'y.
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ulcers, EPupti0ns, FimpBes,NGdes
or EhiP Bones. Biofches,
ROfIs, EcaId Head.

AAkSS . EAA "a zAOAAB 4 EhAA AEAEHaANSuCo
or ShiP Bones. Bipfches,
3OiIs, EcaId Head.
And the entire class Of complaints eau ed ty an Impure
state OF the BisOd,
It invariably cures Rheumatism, Liver Com
paint, General and Nervous Debility, Inflammation
OF the Bowels, and IS paruculirly for all
those distractions t. which females are liable. Il Is
natures own cosmetic, it briggs the young females
form to perfection, giving richness to the blood and
vigOr 10 the nerves, causing health and happiness 70
sparkle in the dOwncdst AID saddened eye, the rosy
bloom OF haalth to b~sautiiy the faded cheek.
The "BlOOd SeaTchero
Is precisely what its name indicates in all It's length
and breadth, viz: In a searching manner TO seek, to
look for, to Inquire, TO exam he 70 iRvigOrate, and thus
~purifyiBg and cleansing the bleed, the source, the fOun-
tain Of life, causiug It TO how p7te and Unauthorized
in all its original purity and vigOr, thus rem0via5 from
the system all impure and P%ernicious csuIes which
have induced disease.
lis effects have bean almost miraculous! Hundreds
upon hundreds have been snatched by It from an un-
timely grave and rest0Td to the sweets Of health aud the
endsArments o. friends.
We can point 10 hundreds Of cases that have been
cured after al other REMEDIES have allied, AID many
instances where the patients bad given NJ Oh hope OF
ever being restored to health.
We not only claim to have discovered 3 pau3Cea fUr
produce a medicine that has is l~ife-giving aud search
lug properties.
~ Price 50 per bottle, or three bottles Ger So, sus
forwarded by express ~ all parts OF lie Confederate
States, on receipt Of price.
POTTER q ME3WIN, Propgictors,
65 Jsf-rs0n-st., near post olica,
And general dealers in sill popular patent medicines.
ID sola st all the D ID Stores in Memphis.
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Business Aotttts.
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DIR. EDM0NDs.
HOMEOPATH AND H%YDROPATH.
Residence north side Of BasI street, second house
vest OF Medical College. once over 8. Mansfield q
Cas- Drug store, Main street. once hours, 8 to A.
II Ito 3P.B Ii. mr2s-ly
u The attention Of the readers ef the
APPEAL is directed to the advertisement Of g. W.
JONES * co Wholesale Druggists, Nc. 229 Main
street. spl3-Iy