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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-30

Hffltt tOf
TrRnr HAUTr. Nov. %. 'ol-
Fp,rons Exrnrss: have this day shipped
n the oursermaster. at indianapolis. the ioi-
lowing articles, as contributions from Two o.
the townships in the county, for the oenehs
Of the soldiers:
orrrr cKXEK TOWNSHIP
- Undershirts-
10 pairs of Drawers.
9 Blankets and Quiils
IS pairs OF Socks
HONEY cRrrK row shir
~ pairs of Socks
Drawers.
Undershirt-
10 Blankets and Ouiisr
lpsir Of Mittens.
The only articles that are now req1e7'.'
"A IA contributed are nittsns and socks' ~
Is suggested By the ouartssmas'ss 'hA' mn
tens be knit with two fingers. ''-"'' f''
the fourth and second q
An contributions Of these articles 's''
with the undersigned. or at tho store OF n
q Cox 4 Son, pill be promptly forwarded
- E. h. ALLEN.
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N O W T. 4 4. no
A. &. coups N. r~srScrR.

a. q. eoNes- ~. f|s@f>"iA.
4. a. COMBS a ca.
IIANING ressntly pHrchasssi 81 (okf Fsn. So
III m.Fly kno~n a. fhe 'Scaf.F Mf>fS." oae-
81 three-eaart~r sniles west II TIE city.
prepared - furnlsh the ctiEens Z Terrs Hsuts snf
.trnisr. viii AGO. artels ~ ws-scrrsnsd goal 81
nsuses - suls tbess psrilsas tines.
81 orarrs left With &. a. Goariw.n, agent. a ibe
viao Culnfy scales. a. G. hntfman's store, perth
q ~ Cast vili - SLID an short nosos. Give "a
trsal Wv. ~, ma.
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ST. JosfrH. Mo, NOV. 1o.--A band OF
rebels under the notorious Sy. Gordon cap.
iured Capt Robb. Capt White. Lieutenan,
Moonlight. three United States officers from
Railroad train at Weston 20 day,
The rebel Stein. with 80 of ha followers
i reported TO be near Weston.
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Batler's Expedition saiIed-Fremont
Sn New York.

NV YoEs. Nov. 29.-The Consutetios
with the advance guard of Gen. Butisss ex.
petition. left Hampton Roads on "Wednesday
afternoon. for her destination Southwest
General Fremont arrived here last night.
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Letter. received from prisoners Of the
California regiment. nos N Richmond. shos
that bat fe~ uere kilied a the battle Of
BALI Hluf MANY ~hrm Il vas supposed
had beeu killed. are nos pri>oncrs there. and
= = confidently asserted nv the officers that
kfs,s vii Inclnde The shols number Of dad
fr,sin ths, rezimeuf
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UI
J. W. SHARP lisa candidate for Delegate 70 the Con-
fejerste Congress from the Tenth District Of Tennes-
see. Election AugnEi LIST. iy2Ltea
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Foreign Markets br Telegraph.

IIEN 0IkAW9HIF AFHILh.I
LIVERPOOL, July is, i8sI.-SAles OF cotton fol
the week amounted 1900 bales. Spectators took o..
600 and exporters q, COO bales. Quotations iuferiel
K@Kd higher, fair and middling barely I'd higher.
Sales on Friday 1900 bales. On Friday the sale,
were at the fullest prices.
Breadstufs we're dull with . declining tendency. Pre-.
visions quiet.
ConsOls ssK9s9H for money-s9N9sO for account.
LIVERPOOL, July 2O.-sales Of cotton to-day (satur.
day 1900 b~ales-msrkst firm.
CousOls So @ssH for money. and ssH @s9g for &C
count.
HAvRE, July 2O.-Bas IIf.
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CHlevokee CnreI

AN unfailing cure tor Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Inpotsacy, Loss OF Power, Pains in tbe
BACK. Stone in the Bladder, Distracted ana DiGcuit
EoustraHt'on aud sl diseases caused by deviatng from
the Pats Of nature, AMI INDUCING in sIf-Peuutioa.
By the Use Of this Cure al Improper discharges are
removed, the weakened organs OF generation are
speedily cared, aud full vlFor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, shorlA reject
that a sound mild and body are necessary to promote
cOnnubiai happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, dsbilitated, worn
dowa and despairins devOtes Of sensual pleasure, viii
mud relief.
It is safe and pleasant in taste, but immediste in its
seton; containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in tie form OF a delicious
syrup.
Prize 81 per bottle, or three bottles fer IS, and for
warded by express to all parts Of TIC world.
Sold by sill respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & AERWIN, Projectors,
Sole ProrrietOrs, IS Jefferson ST., near post ONCE,
general dealers in all popular family L-diciues, Mem
phis, Tenn.
Il" Sold in Memphis By al responsible druggists.
mrl6-dtV-zwTv
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CRIMINAL COURT.-In the case Of Steinkuhl
rs. Declare, for assault with intent to kill. the
Jury yesterday returned a verdict Of guilty.
Tia case Of Barnett, charged with arson, is set
for today. It will be remembered that Mr..
Banett is accused Of setting fire to bis own
premises, which communicated to several ad-
Joining tepemeDts.
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EnrEcE 10 nIrR

NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS.
Persons desIrous OF obtaining the DAILY
APPEAL at any station or town on the Mem
pbis and Charleston and Mississippi Central
railroads, will be supplied BY Mr.. W. J. Smith,
general news agent, Immediately on the arri-
val If the morning trains from Memphis. The
territory supplied by Mr. Smith embraces all
the stations on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad from Memphis to Stevenson, and all
the stations on the Mississippi Central rail-
road from Jackson, Tennessee, to Grenada,
Mississippi. All complaints Of the non-re-
ceipt Of the paper from newsboys on the trains
are to be made to Mr.. Smith, at Grand Junction,
who pledges himself to the public to correct
all abuses that may exist in the sale or furn-
ishing of the paper at all the points above
named, when properly informed Of them.
PARTICULAR NoT1cE-The price Of the
DAILY APPEAL, when sold by the newsboys
on the roads above mentioned, is FIVE CENTS,
and persons purchasing are earnestly requested
both by ourselves and by Mr.. Smith, not to
pay more than that sum, and if charged a
higher price to report the fact to us. All con
tracts for the delivery of the paper by the
month must be made with Mr.. Smith, at
Grand Junction, and all moneys for the same
forwarded TO him, il advance.
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MEMPHIS COTTON sTATEIEN
Stock on hand J1.y
EXPORTS OF COTTON FROM MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS..

TOBACCO-L'ght stocks still prec,ule extensive oP-
erAtions, although the demand is active and prices Arm
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ONE HUNDRED TEENEssEEANs WANTED.
To accompany Governor Jackson to Missouri,
as a body guard. This company will depart
in about one week, viii be fully armed and
equipped, and 90 into immediate active service.
eau at the Office over the auction store Of A.
S. Levy Co, opposite Clay Building, on
Main street, or A. B. COREY.
TrCg In
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ACHE, ETC.
There has never bssn 8 oathsrtic medi-ias nFsrsd
the public THAT BIAS giTsa such entire satisfsctica
RcTean's Universal Plls.
Being entirely vegetable, they ere perfectly i-qocsnt
ard Can BE- tzkeE BY he most ts1asI infant; Fat r-,-7rf
ami powerful "A remSyie8 AL SlAcus secretion, acld OF
impure, feted Estte- from the stomach. IN facs. fseT
tricts.
Ihey produce 10 g-iping sioEness On pan In she tom
ach Or bowels, though very sctfv6 EEf searching ia tkefr
operation, prO4nltn5 heai-sy Scr stiO1s q To liver suc
kidneys Who viii suffer froa EJfuusneE. Headache
and Foul 5t0mschs wen 60 cheap q remedy can be d
taiaedF Keep them oons-11.y OF hand; g srgIe use.
taks1 IN season. mag prevent h1Erss rays Anu months o.
sickness. Ask for Dr.. J. r. EsLean's Universal PHUr.
Take no o.hsr. Being costeas they are ~tastoIess Pricr
only % rents per box, SD ca1 Be sent BY mail 70 an7
part Of tbs Suited States
:. II MCLEAN, Sole Froprteto-.
Cornzr Third Hrd Pima streets a. 80
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q Fox war news by telegraph, see secon
page.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,

]. w. Sharp, candidate for congress, will
address the public in Court Square to night at
candle light. The mechanics and manufac-
tursrs are particularly requested to attend.
iv20 II
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:. H MCLEAN, Sole Fr5prtet,-.
Cornsr Third snd Pin streets. 81. 80. =
Dr., }. h. HEcLeau,s Volcanic or
Afni1HeRt,
TIE BEsT ETTEREAL IN TIE WORLD. F1a
MAN OR RFsGV

MAA Ok 6EASH.
ThousEndT ef hua1a beings nave been se-sd ne
decrepitude ans Missy ~ the use OF ths .uvaiu4b'.
Liniment. 10 wiz rahsve pai1 slmasf instautup as1s,v
snd Il win cleanse, puIiry ard heal The foulsst Fre h,
an Incredible short tine. EeLeeni1 Volcanic CT Rim
imeut VIII relieve TIA most l~nFaterate cagsz ~ assr-
1na+.sa. Govt OF heurasgle. Fer Paralysis, Cntrscisd
Huscles, Stiffness OF weakness in The JoiDfa h-s-..s
or Iisamena, Z VII never ,sl. Two sppIicatio- vfl
cure Sore Throat, Headache or Earaehe. Por Er--s ~
and Jon wiz ans It an Indispensable rsnsdy. Keep
RfEeys o. hlrd.
Planters I&FLlers5 or ag ore haviDs char-s o.
horses, viii srvs money By Hzing HcLcap's voiesnf~O a.
Liainsnt. lis z speedy and infsdl0ls curs or Gsus
sPrains, chafes, swelling, Iamsnsss, Sweeney sorss
Wounds &raGaes, or ery sxserzai disease. ny IL
and y0d gin te eoHTincRt.
DIR. J. q MCLEAN. Sole Propries7r.
Eor sale IN Eeephls BY A. 8. NANsFTHIp q CO.
4so By G. ". JONES q co hnd WARD 9 HcrErI.
LAID.
post once, general dealers in all posuisI fsniy Tlsdi-
SneS' iEz2-dEva
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RryER AND STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

-
The weather was distressing,y warm yes
tsraay, with scarcely a breeze to lift the
d~aintiest curl from the fairsst cheek $50. The
river is still rising opposite ;his point, with
sufficient water for all the purposes for which
the river is new ussd...... Toe rise has been
fully five feet...... The Ben McCunoch or.
rived at our landing from Dysrsburg, Arkansas
river, yesterday, with a good trip, including
165 sacks corn, 10 sacks wheat, and $50 bar
rels four...... The New Moon brought in
from White river II head Of cattle and a good
trip OF passengers ...'.. The steamer ST.
Francis. from St. Francis river, yes. erday
landed at our wharf 80 bales hay, 538 sacks
corn. and 12l bales cotton ...... The Prince oil
Wales, from New Orleans, brought in 81
barrels sugar, 25S sacks coffee, 1000 bags salt
and 7 barrels molasses, together with I
quantity of ether freight. The Kanawha ar
rived from White river, last evening with
light trip, and viii depart on her return triI
this afternoon ...... The Rsse Douglass wen
cut last evening with fair trip"..., The S
Il. Tucker and Kentucky are due from Co
lumbus, and win doubtless be found al on
landing this morning.
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On wednesday the Gath inst, Mrs. N. z. PERKINS,
eOnsOrt Of G.. " Psrkihs, Of DssOto county, Miss, in
the Eist year Of her age.
The Franklin Review and Pulaski Citizen will plssse
COW.
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CT R. G. Payne viii address the citizens
Of Memphis tonight at Exchange Building,
and at Odd-fellows Hall Tomorrow night.
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9ptiaI A0tltts.
RoIGOyvay,s pi7Es and Oiptmsn

BoIEOyvay's Pills and Ointment.
C~ANCER.-The days of brilliant operations" are 10
more. The discovery Of HOliowsy's Ointment dis
Fcnsed with the necessity Of the kLiie, which fire.
quent'y endangered the life OF the patient. Thousands
OF females have been cured Of cancer in the bresst Us
the medicsting action Of the Ointment, ard their lives
spared to heir families. The salYe follows the cancer
in its t~ortucus winding, AMI impercsptibly but thar
oaghly end psinless'y e~rsiicates 1t from the system.
The Pills cleanse snd purify the Hold.
Sold b. alidruggtsts. at 25c. SIC, and 81 per box.
iy2ldtEawlw
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SUMMER
BAILEY SPRINGS, North ALABAMA.
Treatment and Care Of ChrOntc
Diseases

DRS. MORTIMER & LURTON,
Formerly OF Louisville, Ky.,)
HAyE at the solicitation o. many correspondents In the
South, cOacluded to spent three months (say from mid
die Of June uEtil the middle Ct seYtemberl, b Of the pres
ent season, at Bailey Springs, LauderdGIe county, North
Alabama, so that all who desire can consult them there,
and besides having the advantage Of 6 variety Of sups-
rior mineral waters, can also be unisr their personal
treatment.
Their successful treatment OF all forms OF chronic
diseases, with both males and females, is now g~snersIly
known throughout the South, and they deem It unneces-
ssry to say anything more in this notice, than that they
viii be there. and give prompt and personal attention
to all who desire their professional services.
They give special attention to the treatment Of the
following diseases:
DISEASE OF TIE HEART,
f OF THE KIDNEYS.
DISEASE OF THE SPINE,
DISEASE c THE LUNGS,
EELARGEAENTO OF SPLEEN,
RHEUM ATiSE,
LUABAGO,
sCIATICA,
NEURALGIA,
CU9oSIO DIsEAsEs (f stomach or Joweis)
NERVOUS AFFECTION,
DYSPEPSIA GndIsestiOn).
such IS thousands Of Iothers and daughters suhSr from
their success is without a precedent in the ordinary
routine of ~prsctice.
Their numerous patients II the South, whom they
are treating By correspcnieuce, will address tls,u at
Bailey Springs, Ala, during the time spsdaed.
myLS-esruaveour2ra
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WHO SHOULD HoLuNrFERg

EDITOBs APPEAL; We learn that there are
q number Of half filled volunteer companies
in the city, whose services have been rendered
TO the Confederate States, and who are now
under pay aud anxious to 20 to the field Of az
ton, but they are waiting and zealously
working to I'll up their ranks, without which
they cannot 60 INTO service. To this state OF
facts, our patriotic young men must respond,
cit is not as it should be . and to them We
would appeal, because to address their patriot
ism will not likely prove vain.
Now we concede that some must stay at
home. In some instances, men Of families
cannot leave, and old men, aud men Of weakly
constitutions, perhaps, should not. Druggists
and sbO5makers, gunsmitbs and harness ma
kers, blacksmiths and maChinists, and foun-
ders, may also DO more good at home than they
could in the field. But what use have we now
for laces ard ribbons, that we cannot spare
clerks enough from our dry goods houses to
Gil up half a dozen companies? Shame On a
young man who will stay for a salary and
shame on a shOpkeeper who will not reserve
his clerks their places. A young man who
stays at home to sell silks and stockings, may
be thought to lack patriotism in bis heart or
sand in his gizzard. The young ladies vii!
not have them, and the old ones say to arms,
or you shall not. We would not do them the
injustice to say they have held back without
a good reason. Bat within a week
it is likely they viii be needed to
ill up the thinned ranks OF those
who have st goas to the field. The time to
reap the harvest of glory may soon 60 by, or
the need of brave defenders may become
greater and greater. One OF the other will be
true speedily. And then it will be unfortunate
fro every man who is without the most cogent
Of reasons for not having enlisted. We wan
our y ing men that The time has coms when
they must act, if they would come off with
honor. How will they feel hereafter, when,
BY victory or negotiation, this war shall end,
if it shall be said Of them they have lived to
enjoy, but have taken no part in achieving the
Independence and glory Of these States-which
will then be a power in the earth To arms !
young men Of Memphis! Now ie the harvest
time Of independence and honor. Thrust in
the sickle. VOLUNTEER.
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10 THE SOUTHERN MOTHERS.

With a heart Overlooking with gratitude,
take great pleasure in bearing testimony to
your motheIly care, eAtendedto the SICK whom
recently brought to your rooms. Your noble
deeds elicit my admiration. Be assured that
your noble acts in the cause of freedom and
humanity, will place your name in high es-
teem. Yoa will be cited TO daughters Of sue
ceeding generations, as examples of greatness
and goodness worthy their imitation. Go Oh
in your good work you will cheer the suffer-
ing soldier, who is SO unfortunate as to be
taken sick, in camp, far from home. More
especially let me express my unbounded thanks
to Mrs. Mary E. Pope, secretary Of the
society, for her motherIy care extended to
Messrs. Barham and Bell, whom she 50 will
lingly and kindly took to her own priva.e
residence. Long may she live as a bright star
of greatness and goodness, to nerve the brave
soldier on TO "%victory or death" Ia meme
ry's recssses will she ever live, as a kind
and good mother.
Dear mothers, I wish you success and long
life; you are e~xerting an influence that will
animate and encourage all Of Us who have left
our homes and fresides, that we may protect
you and your daughters, or die in the attempt.
Hoping, should l become sick, that / may
fall into your safe hands, I beg yCu to accept
ny most grateful remembrance.
". B. DICKINSON, Jr. 18Th Regiment,
Randolph, Col. Wright, Com. c. S. A,
july %, 1861
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SAINT MARY'B SCHOOL,
WEMPRES.

ABS. NARY 3. POPE, Principal. viii open on The
w usual day, sEPTEMBKR 10TH, 1851, with the
same teachers.
Mr.. WINRLE has charge OF tho Music. Mrs. N.
A.. z. Morgan will continue 10 give lessons in Drawing
and Paistirg, and will ssO have classes in the higher
scholastic departments. for which she is eminently
qualified, krving given Up a h0urishIng school for the
pnrpose. Bancing, a. before, will be taught in the
Eouse. TTenty-two bOGrders can be accommodated.
TEHMs-EaxahIa iuEariahIH In adzanca-
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C0mnRrtlal Hlattrrs.
WEEKLY EPORT OF THE MARKET.
FURNISHED FROM THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

MEMPHIS, July 80, 1861.
[NOTE.-The quotations given in the following re-
view, it must be understood, are wholesale prices,
except where otherwise noticed; AM that in all cases
in the filing Of small orders, higher rates will be
charged
We have to report sJo;hsr week Of more than season.
able animation in uearly all branches OF city trade,
with an increased movement in one or two articles.
Cotton AMI tobacco continue quiet and unchanged, while
in wheat and Hour the weeks business hiss been on 8
very extensive scale. Corn is neglected and prices have
a decided leaning TO the side q purchasers. There is
nothing new 20 report in the meat and provision market,
stocks ample, demand mods-ate and prices unchanged.
Basging, rope and SAT-, are in good request at former
figures; also sugar, mo'asses ard coffee, with a further
improvement OF 597 cent z Tound il the last named
article. There is a fair uovemeut in hay, oats and
bran, at full prices. Money matters generally are quiet
Exchange on the South is in good demand at o pre-
MUM, while in Northern here is nothing doing. Cod
is nm and scarce at II and silver at s q cent. pre-
MUM.
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES FOR TIE PAST
WEEK.
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.E0CAADp

HAVE 10 10y pisce for sale - tins OF Glover and
I T'm0t ~ Hay at 81 - per 100 lbs; % tunS o. Clover
q, q T"r I%uudreOj 10 OF % tuus o. Shedf Oats At 81
per leo los.s d1d plenty VI h1e y-st-rag- FOR horses -
Cattle, rt one dollar per week. Terms Clsh. on celiy-
cry. Sy residence Is tlree and a half miles east Of
Memphis, On New RaleigI rCaf. Also. 90 bushels q
best qu4Irv wheat f0C seed. Send in soar orders.
J-G6-Ims VIZ. STRONa
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CcUNTERFEIT.-Couuterfeit S20's on the
bank Of Tennessee are in circulation, SO well
executed as to deceive the careless. We
warn the public to be careful in taking bills
ST this denomination On this bank.
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Weekly paper, per annum, $500.
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AE y AFTER ~UESDAT, the 23rd Of July, the
OMorEins Train, leaving Memphis Al . ocioCk A. L.,
AID the Evening Train, arriving 40 Memnhis al 0 p.
81, will Re dtscDntIuutd
Trains viii leave the Depot Of me Company, as rsrai.
sta p ~ daily, making close connections with trains
Tor Nashville anc Louisville, % Which POINTS this - the
shortest, q13cSest ard Only direct route. Retaining
trains arrive IT . &C A. II.
Heiiroau time twenty ninutes Easter than Memphis
til5 BENTLEY u. HAS2LL,
Chief Engineer AID 8en'I Superinrelceut,
i~2l-Iw Memphis arl Ono Railr0ad.
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Clark s. FuEsep7S
o OIL.
CLARK, GREGORY & co.,

CLARK. GREGORY s co.,
solo PFC DT1O
HUk35 Resdacse, RaracEe. Toothacno, IN three min
sipelss, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Collie, Cramps, IRdane0
E.es, Chronic Sore Eyes, sore Throat, cuts, Burns,
Bruises, 5prsins, Capped Hands, Piles, U'cs-s, DIlr-
rhea, BualcDs, Cprps, Frosted Feet, Defines, Oh
Sores, y re Breast, sore Nipples, Scald Heif. Ring
worm, letter, snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Sites, EAi
Bites. TIE world Is challenged Tor its equal sor Seaics
aud Burns. Il cures S>ratshss on horses, SIRE Eyes OF
horses, Sprains, SwinHey, Phi BviB F'Stula, saddle sac
harness Calls, fresh WOuG5s or S~welinSs, ard Is the
best known remscy 70 spPly'O tender-foots- horses from
fedndeT-tske ~ the foct and bstne wCn about the frog
Of he loot. Cures all cutsnsOus diseases on nan oT
best.
No one medicine can cure In al cases. pvt We css show
m"-e -eal proof Of the virtue q kC5.Csisl Oil in IT,
healing properties, fTcn TesnCrsiDie msD, who are shove
being bought, thsn can BE- produced for any other msdi-
che.
We d not assert = cure pr every malay 10 which the
huEsn 2Lslily are subject, b1t what We proclaim We car
suosianitste ~ living witnesses TIE ALhrOstat Oil is
. NASHVILLE preparation, and sold throughout tho SoGtb
snd Southwest b all gooi druggists and general deal
ers, The South nay BE jastly proud tha. Dr.. CLARK,
native Tsnns75oean, sf;sr mach labor and research, hiss
produced = really WORTHY medicine, which is bound to
drive out muoa o ths worthless inporlca trssh Eitn
which the country is flooded.
Please call s. ear Office, Whcrs We VIII take pleasrrs
Il showing letters and testimonials tg0 numerous 70 set
forth in the form OF 81 advertisement, some OF which
come from physicians IN nigh standing. who sre usins g
in theiT ~DrEctice, as they state, with marvellous effects.
We challenge he world 10 produce 3 remedy 50 speedy
anu edectual IN is hesliBg PROV critics.
II Read tbs evidence OF the virtue Of Clark g. Full
lePs Anbrosial Oil. evidence 70 ~su,ae1tc, Eud from
persons whose gOr1 and standing are irreproachabls
lead and De convinced.
OLGXK, GEFGORY q CO.,
5ols PrOprletJrs, Nashville, Tenn.
For sale BY n. o. CATCE X SON,
AMI all Memphis druggists. as25-daviyi6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-30
Eead tIse EYIdenCe.

have besn afflicted With Piles, together with a compli-
cation Of diseases, for better thsn twe.ve years, and
have tried various remedies, snd ali have failed 70 give
relief, unless it was Of short duration. I have used
two and cne-hsif bottles o. your 4mbrosial Oil, accord
Ing to directions, ard have received more benefit from
its use than iron ell else besides. I visa this made
pubic. that suffering humanity may aud Keller.
NANCY AMI W~HIFgKER,
Marshall County, Tenn, Settember l6, 1850.
yessrs. Clark, Gregory Il Co Gents There ara two
O. ny fIIeuds here that want, each hsF = dozsn bottles
Of yO1r AmbIosiil o.. They hsve tried it aud found
II all yo1 commend it. JAS. Il. ROPE.
Funnel III ], Georgia, 1850.
For sale ~ K. G. CAYCR s SON.
ANA Al Asmphis druggists. !ylI-dav2v