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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

- .N"HH E9N @A Aa1 AAaAGM E0NEa
Wherever a London paper esches-and it is
hard 90 say where 10 does n0t-ihere column
after column tells Of hopeless restitution.
starving masses, towns beseigsd bv stern fam
inc, neglected desert, uureqgIted i~naustrV, star
WALTON and nskednEss 40 our very doors, and
al that we might expect to bear 10 the most
oppressed region Of t1e continent afer II had
been pilsg-d By invaders or tax-gatherers.
Famine number i-i thousands. The distress
IN this metropolis is becoming a fact Of Euro
pean dimensions il Viss with The opening OF
China, it beats The siege Of Gaets, and occu-
pee a larger place than the fortunes Of
several races and empires now banging
on The die. Crowds appeal to our aid, and
crowds still more imporignate proder
t6'ir arms 20 ourselves, TO police magistrates,
70 barkerz-to almost anybody except TIE
poor-TEte collector and he psTson, both with
better claims to administer a Dation5s charity.
VINO would not be starving Of such a time2
Certainly, ~ We return home 90 The dusk. feel
the frost returning, relax AZ a good Ere, and
count TIE minutes 10 the dfnner bell. IL Is natu-
raj that we should bestow q spare thought on
the poor creatures Wbo have % do fres, dinners
and everything for selves, wives and families
o. los. OF l2s a week. Bu they are not the
obJecs Do this national calamity. which.
somehow, seems TO have been got up on
us spur o a sharp frost. There are people
with Absolutely aothiBg. Yes, in this Chris
tan ,%ounirv, it is a@ssuued, apparently with
out contradiction, that here are thousands
hundreds az ibis police court, hundreds al hat.
l-5JO al the Thames police court aione-al
sad 10 be without a bit Of bread, OF OF coal.
still more necessary Just bow. Il is impossi-
be not 20 ask, what bas become Of cur POOR
laws. Where is the relieving ohcerP
Are there not boards Of guardians
Don't We pay heavy poor rates 4?
zee, indeed, We 90. There is a ring
at the bell. @Please, sir; the collector
for Tie .ast quarters poor rate; and he says
there are Two quarters due.7 Well, what is
IT." "F1r The two quarters, e. 1851 This
is no 'rihe on 2 rent Of ESQ a year; bit as
thsy cay Others are paving a good deal more,
and there happens 20 be be W~heIewithsl in
his case, che rate Is paid, and this modest
residence in a street Of a hundred houses,
pays nearly a shilling a day 10 the support OF
the poor, though ws do not happen 10 know
a single person 10 our vicinity wbe can be
really sad 20 have a claim for a diet.-Loadon
heW,, Jgn- IT..
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VIZ. .. FILLER.
Nj. ~spalding,
Sirs
Not long since 7 sent p you fer a box o. Ce3h11IcPrls
for the cure o. the hers0Hs Headache and Castiveress.
and received the sane, AMI hhcV had 90 g0oc &c effect
that I15ei induced 70 send for more.
Pisass send By return mail. pirec to
A.. r. WHEELER,
Tpsilanu. Eich.
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aLisffuantons
BG5SeV's Springs,
~ nnErnn m

MEAN ELOAEHCEt ALABAMA
THIS most oelebrated Watering Piaoe is now open
4 for the reception Of ~vl1itors, and has ready .
goOi many persons from difeToa parts Of the country.
We have Engaged The services u The celebrated HOLD
ING BAND for the season, who are hard % excel on
brass o. sFing Instruments. Tbs advantages Of hahiHg
are Edmitled Uy all Hlo hava visited this place to excel
those Of any osher watering place, sh0al creek being
only q quarter Of a mile, ara Tenneasee 7 yer only four
miles distant, and We are supplied with fishing beats
OF Hkifs for the purpose. Our Tea-pin Allef6 and Bill
lisrd Tables are IN good order.
The waters Of these SpfinEs are By
more than two hundred Of the most eminent p~hyHiciens
10 the surrounding country, for the cure Of scrOfuts,
ropHy, d~ysuepsla, liver complaint. diseases peculiar 10
females, sore eyes, chronic di9rrhoa, syphilis, and all
diseases o. the kidneys. urinary organs. and al euta-
neous diseases. Nlmters OF tn most remarkable
cures have bees testified 10 by most respectable living
Witneefs
Dol James NJ rdoch, late Of Iuka Springs. assists In
the management Of the house, and no pains viii be
spared 10 make cur guests IN every way comfortabie.
Our table shall be supplied with the best the country
adorda. and our accommodation in every respuct shall
be as good - those Of any oiher watering place in the
country.
our IT. Sc coaches will be At the depot o. Florence on
the arrival of the cans, At all times, aud convey all pss-
sengars 10 and from the BBrings without delay.
Our LIVERY stable is well stocked with carriages, bug
gies AID horses, for pleasure riding.
myi2-tf ELLIS a 90, Proprietars.
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From The Democrat, st 0Lud, MIN.
II you are, or have been troubled with the Headachs.
nd for a o.x tCep0alic Pills., so that you may have
IN case o. an attack.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

Prom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
have been tested in mors than q thousand cases.
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RsynoldsburE, Franklin county, Ohio, 2
January 9, 1851.
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Beverly, Mas December u, 1850.
II. c. spsldins, Esq
I wish for some circulars OF llr-e show bills, 20 briuE
Jour Cephalic Pills more particularly before nag custaz-
ers. II you have anything Of the HHd, please send 90
me.
one Of my Customers. whs Is suhiect ts severe Sia-
Headache (usuilly lasting two agVl ugrs cured Of On
Gfdcs En- one h0ur by f0Ur Pills. wnich Z sent her.
Respectfully yours,
". D. WILKES.
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rwEsrT-FlvE PER oEETUM AD vAIoREM)


Vi ~ Ln1 ~
Almonds, raisins. eurranlsl cial or ornamental ant
dates. dEs. aud al other tnereof1 OF Whatever
dried OF preserved fruits material composed
M ofhs-uise provided Fans and IRE tcrsnes o.
for every deacrlstsn, Of
t--rriiu, slahsfa or Ger wha cve- material COM
mqn silver Manufactured posed
u-,sanfacrurA Grapes, pinms and pFunes
arfieIss embroidered with. aud other such fruit, when
80 rlrar. OF other me- put up iu bottles cases ~
~. rt o.hurslse pro cans. not vtherwise pro
80 a. viurt for
Psls.ms- o.sneticE, essen .Nanufactures Of gold. pla-
o. er-rsct4 pastss. per- tlna or silver not other
fumes and lucturess used wise provided tor
Tor toilet OF for medi-l AAnuactures or paper
cinai purposes malne
Bly-rum Ah%
Beads ofambsr, composition Pliutiug On glass
Of wax, and ell otherPeppe5 pinentai cloves,
beafs uu-megs cinnamon and all
Benz tas. bracelets brsids other spices
chains. urls. OF riugleu Perfumes aud poriumeryi Of
composed OF hair. or of all sorts, rot Otherwlse
which hair ls o component p~rovl7ed for
part. NOD Otherwise pro Plated sud sit ware, OF al
viced ior kiuas not otherwise pro
Brooms snd brushes Of EN- videdt1r
kinds Plsyiug cards
Calrhor. refined Prepared vegetables, fruits,
C.nes. ana sticks. for walk meats, poultry an game,
ne. ruished or unfinished sealed CT enclosed IN cans
Capers. p.cklss, and sauces or 9th rwise
ofau Kinds, uotot1erwIse silver plated metals, In
provided for sheets or o her form
Card csses, pocket-h5sks s cap Castillo, perfumod,
she'll boxes, ouvenirs Windsor, and other toilet
and en- simiiar articles saps
Of whatever materialc COM Sugar % I'll kinds
posed, not Otherwise PFC syrup q sugar
vided for g2suietcs, GALLONS. soes,
onso Of glass, set or knots, stars, uassels, res
unset sss End wings CT gold or
Coral, cut or mauufaeured' silver or limitations
Feathers andhywers, artid thereof
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A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
The AimweH Stories.
The Young Yoyagers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant, By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmie. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mamma's Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret ~Huntington's Experiment.
HOOksr's Illustrated History.
The Crusadss and the Crusaders
a Voyage In the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsyalisr,
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
rated.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little AnnisAs Priumsr.
Queens and Processes Of France.
Constance and Edith; CT, Incidents Of
Home Life.
Little By Little
FOR SALE BY
gL q s. TGdess.
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Fr0n hs Eznnaasr. Eorfoft, Va.
ocphslie Pills accomplish the object for whieh they
were made, viz; Cure Of Hsadache in al its FORMS.
Prom the Examiner. Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in mars han 3 thousand cases,
with entire success.
Prom The Democrat, st OEud, Kim.
hyou are, or have been troubled with the Headashs,
send for a bex cCephalic Pills., so that you may have
them In case o. an attack.
Fren the Advertiser. Providsace, z L
me Cephalio Pills are aid @ De- d remarkably easc-
tive remedy Tor the Headsche. and one OF the very best
discovered
ErOm the western R. r. Gazette, chisasa, IL.
We heartily indorss Mr. s~psldiug, and his unrivalsd
Oephalc Pills.
Fron ue Kanavba vaney Star, Kanarha. Va.
W are sure that persons suffering win The Headache,
VINO uy them, viii stick to ;heu.
Prom the Southern Path FInder, Kew Orleans. La.
Try theml you that are afflicted and We are sure that
can produce.
Prom the St Louis Democrat.
Ths immense dsuand for re article Usubaue Pius,
is rapidly Increasing
HioM Ndsettei Davenport Iowa.
NJ. apalding would net oounsct his name with an A.
ueie be did not know to possess real merit.
From ne Advertiser Providence, r. 7.
ma testimony in their favor Is strong, from The most
Respectable quarters.
Frem the Daily News, EsEport, r. ].
oephalie Pills are taking he place OF all kinds.
From ne Commercial Bulletin, Bast5n, Mass.
Said 70 Be very sfoacious for NE Uesdsehs.
FROM me Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.
suffering humanity can now be relieved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

ER0H he estate Of :. @ Anesrsa1. deed.
Il about the lazt o. Arrli last and aaa-t four ~
and 3 bali miles soufh Of Geuuaurrun ~
MARE and tTs MULES. The M-ra d. darr a5rrr1 in
Ching 20 brown, one hind foot Vhiss ahcsf
seVru years Cd A yolus BLACK huf-. sa.so frbew 49,
90 paaa hey lsn q Leather hesdrsar wf-1 49,
IN the band around the nose 70 prevent BE- from .rrSi~-
zoe olaer Ante5 q dark brown collr. ave or 81 49,
c-ds marked VII l1a gears AuT l1r-mat.- q, ~
above stock VIII 3g Thankfully re- -s-ed b7 ne
n. JONES
fes-win ee--e-
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
Young & Brother,

LUUals q E3FOtICF,
UNDER ODD-FELLowB HALL, KAIE STREET,
kFHPHfs. TENNESSEE.
THE MOTHER IN-LAW,
i The Message from the Sea,
Ruth Hall,
Bessie Melville,
Wayne Reds works,
Wensiey,
Nan and Womsn,
Heftha,
Voyage Down the Amoor.
For Ess BY YOUNG 4 BaOIHER,
z16 Main rrtet.
Under Odd-fe10ws Ban,
my2 Memphis, Tenn
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GLAAHEB trsm my residence 90 JeF-ron -
street. east % the nsuphis AMI Caar1s-t 49,
~ depot o. cafur1lJ last. 25h rf Wrv 800
smaA red and ub te sp7tled Gov. ahsr ave--
ass isrse Eniis srot On her forcasaa gave E6s1 ~
! Will give 8 su cable rarard ~ b.-
anr inforuati1r so Q can set he-
is knows as a foEmzrS her earsc.
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CHANCERY SALE
RALEIGH
MINERAL SPRINGS

THEsD SPRINGS havH been pilcsd in 6us condition
usnF o. ne ls % vlich fsfh s. heir.
A plrnai Enaifsis ~ az Faaers shows the rrarrpee.
in harpy TroQarit1nri g Iron. Aaelesla. s-ip4rr
Aluultl- S1ieluf efc ar. aI admirable adsufss ~
fhe ret-i n perl4s aIic.ad With drrauE=m rs affsr
bowels anl fouas 81 sell 81 nlecions Of The ffi-
These S1-lneH -f discreet from any heretofore kn5rr
In rbis vicrniti bling O severed last sumner on he
ncrl-@esb al % The toes o. Raislsh, steihy o9zury.
nannefees.
A dearlfu Pavilion 200 ug The ground, ard q spie1-
did Islplu Alley alsrs hs4li1iu alusemcuf % the
ealtTs-
P N SlAkLEG lac o. Mfurhis. has charge az DE
zpriurs. aus hauiuE rslfted and uut ihs Rsieieh H5tof
ID rrd rFralr, D. u1w rfefy % -acc5lmodate all Who
msF EG / realm Or desire a plessaat els5urn IN a coun-
Try gllaE
Tais ars u'a-s fr ne f4nilts Of soldiers IL
Fe7V re- CHARGES reaslns1lf.
3si6 las p ~. sFANLFY.
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asssslsslPPi AID TEHNEss
RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TINE.
Transportation.

FBEIGH1 AND ACCOMMODATION ERAus
VIII isars -ng arrive Is al0rs:
LEAgE a-ar-u
Memphis a------ll9 Al GsEsr u--...-..EC6
OE MONDAYS TzDEEaDATs AEB FRmA-
LEAVE AEaIVE AT
OF TUESDAY,, THURSDAYS AND sATU pa
Trans e-rislas az Hsuras 11lzsa win the hsurr
aad Charesrlr and te Memphis suI Otl1 zrlra-I
Tor the North a1d Easf.
mains arriving as Gamer station -1src connect vie
q -lly LHo 0f Hsll teaches. which laave on arrival Q
TIE nau tatn ior arsulll. all Esu 0rasul via KS
si-stpDi Central Railroad.
GraEada tickets are sold b. L s. En1ultln st Glyoss
1na W1rsham houses. r. uo~-r
mr2 =-na-ar e--r---r-r-a
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NR89aMFeR.


TUST received per steamer Tittsburr. 1s--~ r,sof
- very superior SsiuEles. usy viii BE- sod 1c- ~
eNn- Iaose desiring p pr1chass would ID vel e. give
% a 1su. ELOURNoY & Cgawronn
MrE-lAN fNn 50 Font 80
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CMne.

NE are manufacturing the ZOUAvE MLI-~
Companies at short notice. ~
W~ANTED-Ten or twelve Cap Matters. TO sew
On me same FRANCISCO & CO..
myi Erinkiey Block qge Vain street.
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TuE New TAaIrF.

An ACT 70 PROVIDE REVENUE FROM coAAopN
rfEs EXPORTED from FoREIeN oouNrhiks-
SECTION I The Congress Of ne Cogeqoei
States Of Amcrica Dc enact That non ane ~ 81 ~
hirty-a q day q AuEusg D. Il aduiy shnll DC impose,
on al goods. products waras and merchspdlse tmpolf'
mam abroad into the Confederate States u hmetlea' s.
follows; 81.
loren auy OF twenty-five PEI ceutum. on az afbeie'
euuneraied IN Schedule B, 50 cd uaioffm duly o. tHtl'
~ per cenrum on al articles runmeratr4 20 oeet't
G an Cd uai0rtm duty Of fifteen rer crulum' GU 81
erlcfes enumei ated IN Schcanie d, an cd patorem apl
of tn Per cantum. on 81 articles enumcratee ~
schedule q. an al unl0rem duty o. I'VE per eenium
ard fhat al articles enpuerateu in scheenie q ape'
90 arev IL theretB named. And that an articles emu
meraiea in scheduie O. shan be exempt rGa Guy =
witt. -rrr
n~wFgrY-FlvR PER CENTUN AD vALOREh)
tlabsstsr asa- SPAR o1na- Cordiais, absyuthe, ar5ad,
-s5+e curacao, ErschAnWassev
-trvfss rarsfnee. and ALL liuuens marachtuO, ra' ana
.fbsr az p-sseFved in. and on ulhr s~piriiuoua
ri beverages Of o similar
Brsady sn5 other spirits character
distilled from grala o. 9tass Guy
cfser m.re~in snrt ether anufaciure ofcsdar woodi
49, n-gvt1-l for Franadiiia, ebony. mahug-
Hfuiarf and barateiie ta- any, rosewood and satin
bles sna aI -taer tables vod
Lord cn winch games 5csguoi9 tops for tables OF
9e ni1vsd oiher articles or furni-
Composition tops for tsh!cea sure
or other articles o. farni oigsrsi suun, paper otsfs'
tnre ard al other maulfao-
Confecttonery, o1maus lures Of tobacco
swcetmrats, or frult, vines Burgundy clam-
preserved 10 sugar, mo- pagle, clarets, madeira.
iasses, brandy OF other p91, sherry, ana ~
iiauDrs other wines or imitatiuns
OF wiues.
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w @ FEE "a,

LYING sold orr stock o. Books, Stationery, ETC., 70
II Nj. II. wade 4 Co., after thankinr or friends M
tDe Public TOT The very liberal PATRONAGE extended 70
rs, We most cordially solicit for the new arm ~oontiuu-
snee Of their favoTs. Respectfully,
G9O. PATTIsON & co.
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S6lg @ppeal.
- - IETTRRR


nFwArNING % ue Pos once as Hsmphis,T tenn, OF
n ue 2tsi BAY or suNs, 1851 Persens calling Bog
them should sav that they aye advertised.
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Grocery and Millinery
q mo ID II &

~ - ~
A GREAT VARIETY q well-seleoted. fresh and Fu-
n perior Groceries and Provisions. hne Wines and
Superior Liquors, Of direct Importation, are always
kept on hand 81 the store Of JOHN B HARTLEY, Cur
ner OF Linden and D~3Ot0 Streets He has Just received
a fresh consignment Of Anne St Louis Hams, for
which his establishment Is celebrated.
Next the Grocery establishment on DeSot0 street, be
has ust opened a store with an entirely new stock OF
Fashionable Millinery, B0unsts, Dry Goods, Trimmings
and every article in that line OF business.
A competent AID eNperieaSed lady viii attend to 81
who may extend their patronage. Ladies are iaTited
to call and inspect the spring st0ck, which will BE- found
superior and attractive, and az prices that vii suit thu
times. 1OHH II. HARTLEY,
mrs Corner Linden and BeSoto streets.
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NEW BOOKS!
TUsTR ECRTvED, EBW ANDIETEREsTIEG BOOKS.
j tn Petty Aunoyances o. Married Life. ~ Balzae
Tbs Soues OF Ifelaad By Samuel Lover.
The Cottages Of the Alps. By the author Of Pleasant
Tie IN Germany.
EVeretts Lifeo Of Washington.
Cousin Barry By Mrs. Grey.
Woods and Water. By Alfred B. Street.
Over the Gifts. By Charlotte Chauter.
The Recreation Of q Country Parsol.
Lake Heuae. " Fanny Jewaid
N raj History o. Women By Legcuve.
Brief Biographies. Bg Smiles
The Lost Hunter ByJ r. Adams.
Buckand'a curiosiuss Of Fatarai History.
Reason and The Bible. By Squisr.
Life o. Wm.T Porter. By Bririay.
Glesses at Truta. BY Two Brothers
The lost Rincipls; Or, ne Sectional Equisbrium
~ BtrhArosaa. Per ssie By a. WADE b 90,
ltis-daW 2sS Kali direct.
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MANUFACTURERS OF Crackers OF all kinds. Also
W Navy or Pilot bread etc, Second street, between
Adams and jefferson.
We have connected with the above business, COnfec-
tiouaries and Cakes Of all kinds at wholesale or retail
VIII furnish fam lies or parties and weddings at short
notice and at reduced prices.
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To the Public,

10 TIT n WUEEGs
~ you perceive ! have purchased the stock Of Books
ana stationery OF AessE. Geo. Pattison 4 Co. uur-
pose % conduct the business ander the name and style
= H. wade b Co. Most respectfully do I solicit for de
house a snare Of public patronage.
Jas uurrpv wnnu
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SCHEDULE Z.

4.
FIYR PER CEETUM AID vALOREM.)
Articles used in dyeing aud sheets, unmanufaclur ed
tanning not otherwise. Indi4 rubber, milk Of
provided for JUNK, old
Brass, IN bars or pigs, cid Plaster OF Paris or salphats
and GO only to Be re-man- OF lime, ground or IN
ufactured ground
Bells, old bell metal Raw hides OF all kinds, IN
Copper ia Iigs or bars, cop dressed
Te~Cre ishealhing c0pper-but 10
Copper, when old and OF copper to be ounsidered
only 70 be re-manufac- as such, except 10 sheets
tured IS inches long aud Il
Clutch inches wide and weigh
Dla-uondsi canoes, mosaics ing from II to 81 ounces
pearls, gems, rubies, an ~Sneathing or yellow metal,
other precious stones not wholly or in part n
aud imitation thereof iron
when not set ~eheathing or yellow metal
Em0ty in lump OF pulver- na Is expressly for sheath
lied, felt, adhesive for ing vessels
s~heatLing vessels, FIJI ISheathing paper
ler's earth, Gums Of allSiave bolts and single bolts
sort, not otherwise pro Type, old and Il only 10 be,
Waed for remanuiGctured
Gu IA percha, unmanufac- Void
- tured, Indigo, India Rub Zinc, spelter or teuteaegue,
Der, In bottles, slabs or manufactured
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pEAECz I; PsuHs mrsE.

DATmrU Js Ray K r. Rawlings Al Rawlings B 3
II Ra-au mrs G, Bely mrsJ.
CC0rr q " ssesr a; stanley 3; Spence miss b
- slertaau EEs saott z T. Shepherd mrs, keeps ala-
de- saae store.
TAaEF mrs 3; Harry & ?; TlIsr N Il; Tuersz 3
4 -h1m1s1- J o.
HTAHE mrs u Erizht . Williams J p Weston p
8; Wilisus g &.
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SCHEDULE o.

SCHEDULE 2.
qEN PER OEN-UA AID vBLOEEM)-
Aelas O every description aair, Il al kinds. uuciean-
e"lst pruylde1foI sd and unmauufactur-
Aeoruoqpe ed
iaenn. unmanufacursd
sla Idemp. seed, aud rape seed
ldops, horns, horn-tlps bone,
a ana Sal ammonitl t~cne-IIp~, and teeth, IN
Anaito, r9ucon. or orleans mapuf1ct-rea
AlEQra, Tibet and ofhe ifvorv. unmanus,ef,res
s@- laifseI m9AA4fsRn-iivory uuts. or v~esetaole
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a-enfIenaen,n -.

TrsLIAE LETTEEs-Arata J; Bzsen5k mrs c. Lau-
4 relfe ~ pies Alahi uelzno 3 Fr-1ciui s. Gasio
Ufa-E
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SCHEDULE f.


koEADAE4O HtAlEhsl
Ice, one collar aud hftyl-tEo cents per bushel
cents per tun 4 hfy.six pounds per
| Sal rr.nul h-rmm- or Id L-n.hnI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-22

No. 48 Cedar St., n. 7.
Dear SirG
Iucl0sed hnd twenty-five cents 25l, for which sena
box Of Cephalio Pills Send b address q Rev. Wm. G.
Filer RaynaidsburE, Franklin county, Ohi0.
Your Pts t1oTk Ike G chGrm-cHre Headache
Glm0et i~nstGRfeT.
Truly yours,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-25
For the Loader.l
pm WEARY.
NY heart is awsary aweary


Ny heart Is aweary, aweary;
I long for the aaason o. rest,
When the fires Ofmy innermogt being,
Forever are cold In my breast.
The sickness Of death'a on my spirit,
My bosom 4 weary with strife,
Hot blasts from the region Of sorrow,
Are constantly warning with LIFE,
The poison e slowly consuming
My frame, like q whitening blight,
Disease mid the springs ofexistence
lie turning my morning TO night.
I'm weary 0 tolling and striving,
with Vampires OF death at my heart;
Ilong for the hour Of deliy'ranoe,
When my soul at length shall depart
long 10 be laid an the church yard,
With sod-billows over my breast.
My soul is so weary, 50 weary,
Il sighteh for quiet and rest.
When stilled Is the throb Of my bosom,
And dimmed Is the light Of my eye
When death dews are chill on my fore head,
And my soul Is waited on high
Put flowers on the ia Of my coffin,
then fold my hands over my breast,
And bear me away to the church yard,
And there lay me gently to rest.
ORERLTN, june Il, 1901.