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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-11

Both The Ointment and Pills should be used in
tbe fnIIoaUi1to caseS /.
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IADlES' DRESS GOODS

troChe. SaN Stale. NalPrvllle, black Xix,
cashmere, em. rodeTsd, sc. A-o A very
large large assortment oi Cloths, ca'sImers,
sannei>, ve,ling-, weeds, jeans, coating vel
Aai hrayet clnlhS &c
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

OvEEcHARGED-Miehael Dsa, a baggage
wagon driver, yesterday Ovsrchargsd a woman
with Der young son, whom be had brought
down from the Charleston railroad to the
Eclipse wharf-boat: they were nearly out Of
money and entire strangers, on their way to
Arkansas. Capt. Dick Love, Of the wharf
boat, the prince Of clever fellows, became se-
quainted With the preparation Of The shame
full fraud, and be handed Des over to a police
officer, who conveyedh him to The rscePtaelefo for
candidates for justice. The police complain
that many Of the persons driving public vehi-
eles in this city are incOrrigibls In their fraud
ulent charges. We learn that the licences Of
such men az psrpstrate swindilng rascalities
OF this kind will be forfeited, and that 10
further license will be granted 10 the dishonest
men. This viii clear the business OF Togues,
and make room for new men to enter the bust
ness, who must show more conscieniiousness
than their predecessors or they must share their
fate. It is fully time that The swindlers who
cheat simple c%ountfymen visiting he city, and
the drivers who practice The same business
should have an end pot 10 their vie proceed
| fnrF.
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gattst sltns bp GGIrgrapg.
LouIsINna state Convention.

BAres RoueE, JrnnRry p --Tbs sisis convsntior
meets to-day. A gag with nneen stars hcais over ths
capitol.
SECOND ~nJsfATcn.
The convention met st Tea o'clock. After q fervenl
prayer vas offered %, tae convention pas o~rganized b,
the election Of sz-GoveruorT thornton is president viva
wee be was conducted to the chsir, and. after ths Gus
ismsry speech Of thanks, advised calmnfss ana arnnss'
in the Deliberations II the convention. A r~esslutor
vas adopted, appointing a committee Of aftsen 70 report
articles Tor The secession Of louisiana from the Federal
Union. Several Blans we're sHsTed.
The commissioner from South Carolina snd Alabama
were invited 70 t,ke seats ia the Convention.
Tie Legislature adjourned to-day until The iea o, Feb
ruary.
THIRD DISPATCH.
The chairman named E COMMITTEES Of aftseu, 10 rePorl
an or iinanos Tor secession. Ihs committee viii report
Tomorrow,
The committee on rules, ETC reported he 'sliovinl
onoers necslsary 70 irnussei TIE busin.ss Of tho oonvsn-
tion, 10 addition TO the president, q secretary and assist
ant secretary, doorksspsF, warrant slsrk, ard = suitable
number Of enrolling and trsnsnittir clerks.
secretary was elected on The fourth BALLOT.
A committed Of three was appointed 10 wait on hs
commissioners from South Carolina and Althsma.
rhs convention then adjourned until 10 o'eloek 10
morrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

q Headache is the faVorite sign by which
nature makes known any deviation whatever from tAe
natural state Of be brain, and vewea IN this light II
may be looked on rs a SAT, guard intended 10 give notice
o. disease which might Otherwise escape attention, iii
too late 70 be remedied and It's Indications should never
be neglected headaches may be classified under two
names viz Synptamatic and Idiopafbie. Synptsmhtc
Headache Is exceedingly coEllOn and il The preeursor
Of 2 great variety q diseases, among which are Apo
pieEy5 Gout, Eheumatism and sl fe5rile diseases. in
its nervous form il Is sympathetic Of disease o. The
stomach constituting Sick Headache, Of hepatic disease
constituting Bilious Headache, CT worms, constipation
and other disorders Of the bowels, a. well as renal and
uterine afections. Diseases Of The heart are very fre-
quentiy attended with Headaches; Anemia and Plethora
are also affections which frequently occasion headache.
i~di0pathlc Headzche il also very oomm5n, being Usually
Distinguished b. the name OF Nervous Headache. some
times csmilg on s~addenly In z state q apparently sound
health, and prostratins al Gnee the mental an6 physical
energies, and in other Instances II comes on slowly, her,
aided BY depression OF spirits or acsrbity Of temper. In
most instances the pain is in the front o. the head. over
one or both eyes, sHd sometimes provoking vomiting
under this class may also be named henralgia-
FOR the treatment q either class Of Headache, the
Cephaic Pills have been found 8 sure and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains in . few minutes, ana
by ats subtle power Graduating the diseases Of whiel
Headache Is the unerring index.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

THEATHcAL-An audience altogether cred
table for the inclemeney of the weather, and
expressive Of the estimation IN which the
FIorences are held among the theater-goefs Of
our city, assembled At the New Memphis thea
ter last night, TO witness tie stage representa-
ton Of that iDimitable heart picture OF Dick
ems, Dombey and Son, Mr.. W. J. Florence rep
reseBting that " Son OF the Seas, Capt. Cut
tle.1 The Koung .Aeress was the sfterpisce,
in which Mrs. Florence, as the Young Ae-
tress,n and Mt. Florence in the ludicrous char
actsr Of " The Great TTsgeJian," repeatedly
81 brought down The e The Ssri0us Pam
liz and Misehiepi0us .Aaae are on the bills fOl
to-nitht, and rare entertainment nay b. safe
" anticipated. The Florenees are just closing
The most successful engagement Of the season.
and no exertions viii be spared to make The
three remaining nights as full Of interest as
| the preceding fourteen have been.
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misftuane0ns.


TIE A-MALsAHATIoE OF LAFeuAGEs.-There
"a q grpWi1g ~teneercy 10 this eEs 70 appropriate the
most expressive words o. other languages, and after q
while 70 incorporate them into our 0Wn thus the
word cephalic, which Is frem the Greek, siEnifyinE fffQr
the head" Is now becoming popHlsrized il connection
with Ar SpeldinEs great headache remedy, bnt 10 will
9oun % used IL a more general way, and the word
ecphalic Will become as a3uiu0n As eiectrctype, and
many others, shose distinction a. foreign w0rd8 has
been worn aEay By common use, until they seem " IA
live aHd % the manor bora"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

No oAe OF the many ills flesh is heir to -
is SO prevalent, 50 little understood, and - much ne
elected as costivensss, 6nBu originating in careless
ness, or sedent8y habits, i'll regarded as a slight dis
order Of too little Consequence 10 excite anxiety, while
In reality 10 is The precursor and companion Of many u
eraiicated &c viii bring the sufferer 70 an untimely
grave. Among the lighter evils Of which eostiveness
Is the usual attendant are Headache, Collie, Rheuma-
tism, Foul Breath, Plies and others Of ike nature, while
q long train OF frghtful diseases such as Malignant Pc
veusi Ahcesses, DyseEtary. Diarrhea, Dyspepsia, Apo
pieZy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteris. Hypochondriasis
Melancholy and Insanity, frst inaieatd heir presence
IN the aystem by this alarming symptom. Not unire-
1u~ntiy the diseases named originate in constipation,
but take On an independent existence unless the cause
is e~radicated in an early stage. From all these consid-
e~ralOus, II follows that the disorder should receive im-
mediate attention whenever il occurs, and no person
should neglect 70 get 4 b9E Of CHphallc Pills on the hrsi
appearance Of the complaint, as their timely use will
sxpel The issiduous approaches o. disease and destroy
his dangerous foe 10 human life.
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D.n,rn,,on, tor wnr.

wAsHIyoroE, January "a -NeasureS viii be tAkei
Z, prevent manufacturer in Massachusetts from seniDl
rined cannon to South Carolina, for the reduction o
Flrt umter.
The military and naval committees and he committee
Oh ways and means, are preparing bills for immsdiatsi,
placing the country on = war foOtins. They wiz suthor'
iz- the President to call for the enlistment Of volunteer
and order the construction Of q Considerable number o.
v,r s4e.y,srs t,rthEfth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

The MOBILE RAILRoAD.-There has been
some discussion, since the visit Of the Mobile
delegation, as to whether tie Mobile and Ohio
railroad will benefit or iujure the Of
Msmphis. The following from the Macon
CMiss.) Beacon viii throw some Eight on toe
subject: " We took q Trip through on The rail-
road 20 the above city on Thursday last. The
municipal Authorities OF Memphis met the
Mobile delegation az Corintb, and, after ar
. irving at The depot in Memphis, escorted them
to the Gsyoso house, where they were agree
ably entertained until Sunday night, when they
started back to Mobile. We made some in
quiies as to the price Of country produce, and
found Gour quoted at $3.50, corn 55e, in sacks,
Irish potatoes sI.75 a barrel, and other things
in proportion. 4 merchant at West P5int
made fh5 first BIZ Of goods for our Tegi5H!"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

VorE OF THAEEs-When D. /. Kseler,
ESQ, chief Of the Mobile fire department, Wss
in this city with the Mobile delegation, a sup
per was given in his honor by the chief Of TIE
Memphis department, S. Whitsitt, Esq Yes
teriay a letter was receiced from Frank Jar
Wis, Esq, secretary Of the Ere department Of
Mobile, conveying the thanks Of the officers
Of that department for the honor done them in
the person Of their chief. The opening Of the
Mobile railway is already having the effect Of
creating f~rsternal feelings between the resi-
dents Of The gulf shore and those Of the banks
Of the Mississippi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

CONCEALED WEAPoSs.-Ths rs~prehsnsibls
practice Of carrying concealed weapons often
leads 10 unfortunate accidents. On Tuesday
mig Charles Potter, a member Of the Steuben
artillery, was wounded in the thigh BY a pistol
going of that be carried in bis pahtsloons
-nrbaf
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OF THE STEAMSHIP NORTH
BRITAIN.
rvo DAYS LATER IRON EURoPH.

NEW YoHE January es.-rhs steamship Eorih Brit
ain arrived at Portlaud to-day from Liverpool via
Queenstown, with dates to the 10Th and li,h inst.
She brings two days later Rdviees thaz the stesmship
1ragO
Advioss rec ived from China state that all Chinese
pyris have been opened 10 foreign EteEnsrs with the
privilege to trade In inland waters.
The ships J. Z. Chapman and Sanford arrived At Lis-
eroJ from New Orleans on tho 10th inst.
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Read tie


Messrs. CLARK, Gregory & Oc.. Nashville, Tenn
Gentlemen; I have Just used some Of your AMBRO-
sIAL oiL for 3 deep and poignant pain In the region
Of my heart, aud found relief in twenty minutes. 1
have an afflicted family, and this oil sssnst to be a rem
sdg adapted 70 every case. Please send me one dozen
bottles BY express to florence depot Ceatral railroad,
TAlobusha county, Mississippi.
November %, 1889. J n. KELLEY.
From The same gentleman, April IS, 1850 "Ar.
MeCornac, a ~neiEhbor, has been very much benefited
~ your Ambrosiai OIL, IN a case Of rheumatism. I
gsve some to a lady afflicted With Rhsanatism, who has
not walked a step for Eve or sr yeas. Three bottles,
she says, sr5rded her msre relief than anything else
ever used. There was not enough TO give her . perfect
cure. and she is unable to procure il here. Send me
some Immediately as l think can sell a quantity here.
I have triei it sud proved its efficiency, and must have
some fer my own family At least
J. n. KELLEY.
Terrence depot, Talobusha county, Miss.
Fer sale By n. G. CAYCE & SON,
And all Memphis druggists. ja22-dav2W
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CALL.

EDITORS APFEAL: II J. W. Sharp, Esq,
will consent to become a candidate for dele
gate to the convention recently called By the
Legislature, be will receive the support Of many
true friends Of the South. A FRrEND.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

DoorOEs DIsAGEEE-Considsrable excite
msnt was raised yesterday afternoon on Main
street, opposite Court square, BY a fight that
took place there between two well-known "a.
DIS, one Of whom had accorded The other the
wish Of Job; COB, that mine enemy would
write a book" The belligerents were parted
Ly their f-fendr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

There viii be a meeting Of tie Minute Men,
Of The Seventh ward, this (Tbursd y evenings
st engine house No. Z, At which We hope all
The citizens Il sluta Memphis viii be present.
to hear The speeches Of several eloquent gen
temsn on the political crisis.
By oEpER o. THx P~nEsIDEET.
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gastiaI aetltes.
common sense

RuLEs the mass Of the people, whatever the mimamsd
and misauthrepe philosoI hers may say TO The coatrAry.
Show tHsm = good thing, let is merits be clearly deIon-
stated, and they will moi hesitate % sire itihsir most
cordial patronage. Tue masses have already ratified
The judgment Of a physle an coneerning ms virtues Of
HOsfETTER's BfrrsRs as may be seen By the inn
mense quantities Of this motielae which are annually
sold IN every section o. thu land. It is NV rec gnizsd
As greatly superior 70 al ether remsdies yet deviaad for
diseases q fhe digestive organs, sgda m Diauhea,
Dyseuiefy, BySpepsisi asd for ne vario-s Nvsrs that
arise from dersngemsHt Of those portions Of ne system.
HostettsF's name Is rapidly becoming q hausshsd Tcfd,
ffsm Maine to Texas, from me shores Of ths Atlantic TO
the Pacific. Try the article ana be satisfsd.
FER Shis b. druggists ma dealers gepsrs,5 every
where. HOsTETTER & SIXTH,
EanufaetHrers and Propristors,
la2aAtnaaIE No. s water .nd s. araal llrsal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24
Rstravs-.sheIbv Countv.

TAKEN up Dy Wm HuiEins. 90 the I3h layn
i ol November, A. D. 1850. a black horse -
MIlGs SIX years Old, thirteen hands h-Ea. -
white spot On the neck near tha ear. barn OF Eutl
scsld Oh lsl side o. back 11h ea-s cropped, aud valued
90 50. ssid Huisins lives n the Tve-1h Civil Dis
ri-t-
Taken Up By walter Allen. on the s5 day o. Decsm-
Der, A. D. $3.50. q by mare HCLE. three Tears Old. me-
dun h rht. and valued at SIS. ssid Alien lives n tha
EInth Civil District "
TlEsu up by Mrs. Martha white, On The 1sh 1sg Ell
November, A. D. 1852. n bag mare ECLE. eleven years
% d. fourteen hlads high. sl1L bs.u-e- and Ua-u-1 a1 $50.
Au5iler, a darx brown horse EFLE- rreve years old
fifteen hsuds ai-h, sEod aI r1u1f. ant valued as eI01.
Said white resides ia She Fifteenth C4vI Ulsirict at
whites station, Memphis and Chsrest1n railroad.
Taken up by J1hu +. Sl7iion. on The Isr CAY 81 De-
csmDsr. A. r.. 1870. a zorr5l horse MCLE, four vears
Cd, fourteen hands high, shsi before, ard valued At
8lC0. Said shelton lives three miles Wes1 of Raleigh,
on Dr.. MevrilPs farm.
f. g. FIFE, Ranger.
Raleigh, January Z, fs61-uals-HE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

PocKEr PIcKED.-The thieves with which
this city is infested took occasion Of the torch
light procession, on Tuesday night, TO Psrpe-
trate several robberies. The pocket Of Mr..
Thomas BalIinger was picked OF ssveny-dve
dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

DY tie uss of these Pits the periodic attacks Of Ner-
ID Uous Or Siek HeGdache may be prsVsntedi and II
taken at tae commencement Of sn attack immediate re-
lief from pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing me Nausea and Head
achs TO which females are 50 subject.
rhey act gently upon the Understanding Costive-
ness.
For Literary HeH. Students. Delicate Females, and
al persona Of s~edeniary habits, they are valuable as 8
Laxative, improving the appetite, siving tone and vissr
to The digestive organs, and r~estsrias the nstural slas-
ITCHY and strength Of the waeie system
Tie CEPHALIO PILLS are the result Of long invesd-
cation and esrefally emductsd experiments, havins been
In use many years, during which time hey have pre-
vented and relieved E vast amount Of pain and suffering
IRON HesdacAc, whether orisinnting in the Hervous ys-
TEN or from a dsrangsd state Of the stomach.
They are entirely v~esstsble in their composition, snd
may be taken y, IN tgses with perfect safety without
making any hangs Of disf, snd he resense q any dis
agreeable tasts renders it easy to administer them 70
BEEAaE OF oouNTERFETrs.
The geauiRe have ave signatures Of Henry Q. sPaldins
on eseh box.
sold ~ drus-is.sand ali other dealers N medicines.
box vim be- sent By mall prepaid On receipt Of the
Price IS Cessfs.
An orders should be addressed 70
HENRY @. SPALDENGs
noildtuaw - Cedar street Ssv FORK.
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HALLS SAFES
E, F. RISKS CERTIFICATE

M ne i1th Dseamber. M storsh0use was brrned 4
ne Eround, as well IS the sutire block OF GYstlasI
bindings. l had in ny once one Of HALLS fAIHhl
FIRF PRoOF SAFES, manufactured By Hal, OarrQl
4 Co which safe remained in The burning ruins unn
the 2fst inst iust one week. and ~ hot when Hkei
out CT the ruins. Upon opening The safe me eonieus
foesthrr with the cabinet worz, Yves fouud 70 Dc IN
PERFECT STATE or PRESERVATION ard no
.oofchsd or injured By The Ore 10 the least
I do not hesitate 20 recsmmend Hairs Fetent oAiee .
being equal, il not superior % any made.
Yours, respectfully,
e.. '. RISK.
r. An sizes Of above Safes sold By
ia1s-1w McCOMBs & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

FIeHT.-Yesterdsy afternoon John Denny
got into sEispute on politics, at the corner Of
Main and Monroe streets, with a MississiP-
plan : be became excited, and enforced bis ar
gunent with two OF three heavy knocks on bis
adysrssry's person. who preserved his temper
and expressed a wish 10 continue peaceful
Denny was not that way disposed, and the
Mississippian drew a pistol which be re-
Trained from firing, but with the butt end be
rained blows thick and heavy on the aggrss-
sor's head. Denny was talsn to the station
bouss, scarlet with TIE blood that Oozed in
streams from bis wounds
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

NEW ORLEANS, Januisy 2s.-rhe steamship Em. G
Hewss arrived at this psrt to-day from Havana, wits
sdviess "a the 10th inst. Shs sEpsrisuoedrs agh weather
during thu pAsshge.
Sugar a. Hsvana was dull, with nsminal quotations
The new crop was coming in. The drouth continues
throughout the island. me stock Of sugar at Havsns
,uounts IN 500 900 boxes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24
IA Inc Voters OF HavwOod COHntv,

Al the soiiotation o. e very large and Respectable
"A nam5er o. y0u, ] fael il ny duty 70 declare myself
= CANDIDATE fr Delagste 20 he convention recenily
called ~ tbe lesisiature. In making this deciaTation, ]
deem m Necessary 70 say thst The solicitation has beer
made irrespective q any former political parties. IN
consideration alone prompts me 70 the beusf mat NJ
iSa-dsT's faos. sHlPAnD,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

A meeting win be bella tie (Thursaay)
evening. al 7 O'Clock by the Independent Cav
airy company, at Anderson & seay's Office.
A faH attendance 10 requested, as there sill
b. t~ussaess Of importanes before the com
pauy. By order OF
j. W. nIoKsoE, captain.
J. 4. MARTIN, secretary.
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Da1ley's Magical Pain Extractor

HAS no equal in curing Burps, soalds, cuts, Wounl.,
sprsins and Bruises-essualties to which children are
constantly subject. By having a bex constantly on
hand, mitch pain and suffering may be prevented. Be
sure and get the genuine, which Is always signed
Henry Daley, manufacturer. on a steel engraved
label.
For ssie in New Orleans, wholesale snd rstaiE By
J. WRIGHT & 20.
q and ISL Chsrtrgs street
Sole agents for the Southern States, and to whom Il
orders should be addressed. d29-dEwIm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

TwEETY MILLIONS OF DoLLARs SAVED
Mr- spaIding has sold two milion5 Of bottles OF his cell
ebratsi Prepared cue, and il Is estimated that each
b0ttle saves az least ten dollars worth Of 5rsksn furni-
ture, thus uzaking sn aggregate o. twenty millions o.
dollars reclaimed from total loss b. this vaiuaaie tnven-
lion. H4viug made his Glue 3 household word, he now
proposes 70 Do the world still greater service By curing
al the achinE heads with his Cephalio Pills, and II they
are - good as his Cite, headaches will soon vanish
away Ike snow in July.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24
New York Markets BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January ss-Cotton market closed duI,
with sales Of 1900 bales At ike. Flour hiss declined Sc.
2 Dbl, The sales Of 70 day amounting to u. 500 barrels At
$3.50 $685. Corn closed dull, with sales Of 5000
bushels at IS to Tic. Pork closed hrm at 1850, with
salos Of 500 bris. Sugar market closed dull sales Of
225 hrls Cuba at 5kc Orleans is quoted At 81 sales
Of so brls Orleans. Sales at auction Of $50 srls Orleans
at N@5Ke. Nslssses is selling a, s5aS7c with sales
OF IO5 brls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

TO ADVENTURES.
Advertisers who favor the ArPEAL with their
patronage, are desired TO bear in mind that
while their advertisements remain on the in
side OF our paper, they receive The benefit Of
both our daily and tri-weekly circulation.
This fact renders the AFPslL the best adver-
Using medium in The ely. Advertisements in
the business, special notice or want column,
always remain on the inside Of the paper, and
Of course get The benef. Of the circulation Of
Hath e8ftions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

L~-"N .NOI9NIN.0
Physician.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
headache?
Mrs.. Jgnes-GOuel Doctor, all gone the pin you sent
cured me in Just twenty mIu1fcs and I wish you UoEld
send more 50 tAat I can have them handy
Fhysician.-You can get them al any Druggists. Call
for Cpphaiic Pals, I hnd they never fail, and / recon-
mend them In All eases OF headache.
Mrs. JOnes| shall send Tor a box direclr, and shall
tell all my suaeFing friendss Tor they are 8 real bies-
sing.
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Coed Cock, Washer and IrOaer, for
Sale.

nTz ensr q weman about - years Old, with q child
w Tor Ayears old for sale low. Also, q woman Of
shout the sane age Passabie cook, sood Easher and
ir.ncr and good seamstressi q man about thirty %
thirty-hve years; = very superior hand Also, aman
about The same age, not 50 good. All WILDE cod cheap.
YOUNG 4 WELD,
asrq qgf Main street. N sfira.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-24

BRIDGET.-Missus wants you to send her a
box o. Cepaalic Glue no, & bottle Of Prepared Pills.
but Pm thinking that's not just IL naitheri but perhaps
yen Be anhsr knoEiug what 1t Is. Ts see she's nigh
dead and gone with the Sick HesiAehe, and wants some
more Of that same as relaiyed her before.
prlEEisL-TOu must near s~paiding's Cephalie Pills
Bridget Och : sure now aad you've ssd IL; here's
TIE qaaEther and give me the Pills, and don't be all DAY
about Il aither.