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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

Fatal AFRRAY-A difficulty occurred ct
Batesville, early on Wednesday morning last, in
which Mr.. Sterling Harris and Mr.. Merriam
were stabbed by Mr.. Westbrook. Dir. N. was
severely but not dangerously wounded, and Mr..
H. 50 badly cut up that he died on Friday morn
ing. Mr.. w received a severe aesh wound. but
is rapidly recovering. lie is now confined in
iail-PaR0ta Star.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

n A few days since a shell from one Of our
guns IN a battery. net hundred miles from this
city, fell without explosion It was found by a
group Of little Africans, who, SupPOsing it 70
contain something good, put il into a fire and
gave it a roasting. Fortunately the explosion
which ensued frightened them without serious
injury C0Rrier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

~ few days since the FedeIals reported
that Gen S1hoepf had gone to whip Gen. Zelh-
Golfer, and that he should certainly Do SO, and
capture nearly all of his men. A dispatch TO the
Cincinnati Gazette, from Frankfort, dated the
22d Ult, says SchOepf got within two miles OF
ZolicOfer's camp {" and returned"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

ATTENTION CONTASI, SECOND WARD
All membeH Of -eeoad wari eoupeny Tor home ser
vice. are expected 20 BE- present az The e1urt room, 10 The
Exchange Buiaing on T1esdsy evening next e. even
o'clock. The service required II jua, right and proper.
Let no one fail % arssd d would b. mors manls b
have refused b. joLn. than 10 draw 5aek n0E. LET us
at promptly and delay 10 longer
jGA r BAszs, sssy pro a
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them from being sent anywhere in the mean time. This
is felt to be rather hard at the present idncture as the
home government dees not patronize the " Blakeley gun,
and at the present moment viii not allow other govern
ments, with which we happen to be on friendly terms,
4 harn aLnun
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DIED.

In Bolivar. Tsansssee. on the q instant. Of s1ysips
las, al the Residence Of his bFothsrin Law. Major Z. p
AeNeai, DR. JUsIUs WILLIAMS Surg on 70 he Four.a
Regiment tennessee Volunteer. siaioasd a. Colsm-
bua "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

TIE ENENY'S MOYEMENTs-Three Yankee
gunboats weeTe seen yesterday, apparently re-
eonnoitering, in the yieiuity Of PrOetorville.
This gave rise to a report that was quite general
throughout the last evening, that the Lineoinites
had landed at ProetOryille.-N o BH!eha, jan
FfQr8 :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

DIR. GABBERT-Wishes to say to his friends
one more time that they must pay cash for medicines
obtained at his Office. If this rule is observed, the pre-
scription and medicine viii be furnished for what a
prescription alone usually costs Prescriptions viii be
written for those who cannot pay. Persons sending by
children or servants for anything will please take no.
tice. ia5-Iw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

Y The bridge across tho Hiwassee river at
Charleston, is completed and the train passed
over it on Tuesday last, 3Ist ult.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

~ The Dallas Herald states that in conse-
quenee Of the HOpothiahola war assuming its
present magnitude, apertion Of each Of the Texas
regiments, nov in Arkansas, will be sent at once
TO reinforce Col Cooper. Five hundred men
from each regiment have been ordered out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

To THE PUBLiC.-Ths pOst-Ofice will be
opened hereafter on the Sabbath from 32 10 4ls ?. N.
The letter boxes VIII be opened from thisdate.
No unpaid letter, unless it be a soldiers letter. prop
ely indorsed as such, win be delivered or mailed.
Postage stamps and euyelops may be bad at the deliy-
windows.
The Office closes at 6 P. ~, Memphis aud Charleston
railroad time. NJ c. GSLLAwAF,
January 5, 1862. Postmaster, Memphis
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p The Cleveland Banner Of the Sd says
During the present week, Floyd's brigade, from
Virginia passed down the road on their way 10
Kentucky. They were an orderly and soldieriy
looking troop of men.
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INJURIOUS EFFECT or THE PRoHpiToRY
PROCLAMATION.


The proclamation which has just been Issued, prohib'
ting the export Of ammunition and other warltNe storeA
has already exercised a most injurious effect upon certain
branches Of our manufactures Conspicuous among the
sufferers are those who have Of late turned their etten
lion % the manufacture Of ordnance in the formation oil
which, and the machinery requisite for carrying on .
large amount Of capitsl has been embarked. In Brlning-
nam. the loss, Il Is said, will be very serious, In Liver
pool the luxurious effects are pOintedly felt In various
,vays For a considerable time past Capt Blakeley has
6seu extensive " employed IN manufacturing the pafticu.
lar species Of ordnance knosn a. tbs +" Blakeley gun
for which he had orders from different foreign govern.
ments, and many guns Of large caliber had been ordered
- ,eorlv roaiv for delivery. Of these there are three
kElu0undnr a4us Of aine inch bore, each weighing from
f4O TO lao ewt; two i2Jp0pnders 9f 72 inch bore,
WEIGHING about IS cwt; and eight or ten g-pounders
besfdes numerous smaller guns, 40-pounders, OF about 80
c,gt: inst the Thing fora merchantship 10 be arlned with.
i ip addition to al theee there are many light field guns al
reaiy Tor delivery but the royal proclamation prevents
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COTTON BLOOMING IN JANUARY.-Mr. II l.
W. Phillips shows US a cotton bloom which is
one of many that have Just disclosed their yellow
petals on his place, at the corner Of Common
street and Carrollton avenue, in this eit-N. o.
PicaEHne.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

CHOICE APPLEs-G. X. Augelovieh, at the
variety store on Union street, opposite the APPEAL office,
has for sale one hundred boxes Of choice apples.
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BENEFIT OF TIE GENERAL HosPrrAL.-O

BENEFIT OF TIE GENERAL HosRITAL-On
1----sy-vrvuirs rruu1nIIc euieTru1rnsnt VII De given
at the theates Tor the benefit Of the sick soldiers al the
General Hospital, to supply them with those comforts
which their condition requires Shells beautiful play Of
"Eyadne, and the farce Of the Rough Diamond" vii
he psrformci
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It is stated that the herring fisheries Of Eng
land will prove an almost total failure this sea-
son. During the recent gales of the coast two
hundred boats lost their nets, being obliged to
cut them loose or be capsized.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

~ There will be divine services at Grace
church to-day at II o'clock, the Rev. n. Murphy on
ciating.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05
METEOROLOGICAL N MoRTUARY-we are

The following IS the mortuary report for December,
Isl, Number Of deaths, 6S. Adults p Children, %.
Males 50; females, Is. Citizens, II strangers. r.
Whites, 5 blacks, Il. Total, C.
The following Is the mortuary report for the week
ending al y NJ, to-day Congestion Of the Drain, / con-
sumption. / d~lphaIhim, . dropsy, . encephalits- l.
incompetence. no repor, I pistol shot, / premature
birth, I. Total, Il.
R~eeapination Adults c, children G; males {, females
4: a.azsns &, st-aneens & wh.taa9 g. blacks 3 Total l2.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

RECORDERS COURT.-Nine cases, thirty-fom
dollars in fines, and three persons put on the ~ehaiDgang,
was the result Of yesterdays court.
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River News and steanlboar Eusiness.

There was very little change in the condition
Of the river yesterday o. Business on the landing was
very dun...-The weather was dark and rainy The
Mary Keene left for New Orleans with a good trip,
including 100 bris. -four and 100 pkgs manufactured
articles The Cotton Plant left for Columbus, and ths
Sam Hale for White river. zee The hear in consequence
Of being detained by a fog f~ouy-eignt hours did not
arrive til last night She wiz leave at two O'Clock
to-day on her return trip TO Napoleon THE Judah
Tuoro arrived last night from Colambus----Th Peytoua
and Republic are due from New Orleans----The fine
boat Fer1 Ksnnett IS the New Orleans passenger packet
tor tomorrow. She Is a wei furnished baat, with hand
some state rooms and every convenience. Capt Brieriy
and yr. Harper, the CLERK, are grnilemen who take
pleasure in making their passengers agreeable The
Kenneth Is the boat TO take a journey oa----Th= Yazoo,
Capt Marshalts very eomBodious boat. is the Coiumbus
regular packet for this evening. Passengers for that
direction VIII do well 70 note ihis-.--The St Francis,
Capt Bowman, win leave on Tuesday for ST. Francs
river The Peytora leaves for New Orleans on Wed
nesday..-.Ths Kmswha Valley leaves for White river
on Tuesday....The Victoria IS the regular V~icksburg
packet for tomorrow. She Is a good boat, and her con-
msnder, Capt Rowland, is an excellent oficer-.-.The
New Orleans Della, ofFriday, says; A heavy fog came
on Wednesday night, and lasted until late Thursday
morning, OBTAINING al Of the boats that were due. Capt
Ferd B. Montsny has purchased the Steamer Gen. Ster-
ling Price, aad intends running her as a regular packet
between New Orleans and White river She is a very
light draught boat, with fine passenger accommodations,
and well suited for the ade. The price paid was ten
thorsanI doUarz in cash
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

POsTPoNED-The examination Of the negro
Tom, fer shooting Jackson, was yesterday postponed
until to morrow.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5.

EY Rev. J. w. Knott will preach at Union
street Method t Church this morning at II o'clock.
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FTNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and aequsiHfaness 81 BENJAluN CEUsE.
aFe invited to attend his funeral THIS sundayJ AZ
r~ERSooS, at 3 O'Clock, from bis late residence, on
Avery street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

MILITIA ELECTIoN-The election for colonel
Of the 81 city regiment, yesterday, resulted in the election
of +. NJ Copeland. Esq, without opposition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

Communication Murrell was yesterday
examined before Recorder Moore, and committed to AL
to take bis trial before the Criminal court on the charge
Of murder, for having killed policeman Causey.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

MeA5LIsTgK Is THE MAS FOR THE TINES.
Having seeured fhe services of M. Beeraan, eesbra-
ted sllrteutsr By measare, be j. prepared TO make IN
The best style fine shirt. and guaraurss to a. perfectly.
Cal and leave your orders and measures a his shin AMI
clothing depot. Ayres Block. C0Hrt Squire.
fauIIrv
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Fer New Orleans
rVNdE splendid passenger Jacket FERD.
Briefly, master, lenves a. 1900
above MONDAY 9th instant, a. 3 P. b.. -
For freight or passage apply u
iaI2t LARRY HARMSrAn- Ar.nt
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TIVE s2'endid passenger packet FERD.
a KENNETH, Capt Bdsriy. caves Is (Se
above MONDAY, 9th ms .st5PM -
For freight or passage apply to
ia3it j. d. MORTON CO. AGENTS
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.

Fur Helens aud ST. Francis River.
THE splendid passenger packet SAINT. -
IFRANClS No. J. Capt. Bowman leaves
as Shove TUESDAY, 9Th lust at > ?. ~. 80
For freight O. passage spply to
Liet iARkY HARMsTAp. Arent
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STORAGE, STORAGE.-We have storage for
one ttOasaRd h~ogsheads Of sugar.
ia5lw SuLLgAS a BREEN,
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JOB PRINTTNG

Edwin Forrest has made an engagement to
play III Washington early in March.
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4 ANAh VIC -sA-NA @@A-Nal
As 60 the general course Of events, in the pres
ent hour of suspense 6ny ordinary news from America
mist seem fat and embarrassing. We feel that we are
divided by a great gulf from the time before the outrage
on the Trent. The events Of the war which excited our
curiosity fortnight ago now lose much Of their intei est,
since we know that their import is now subordinate to
the larger issue. While the two parties as carrying ON
tGeir usual desultOry waiflre-this side bOmbsrding q
Confederate seaport, tina; side burning a Federal town,
we know that amessage is on way nom England 10
America, the reception Of which may change the civil
war into a great and worldwide struggle. Nothing can
interest Us now unless 1t relates o the Doe questiou, viii
MessrS Mason and Sldell De given up Everything that
bears ON this viii be grcedily read by the British public
everything That tends 20 show the temper Of Americans, or
20 give clue ~ the Intentions Of their government will be
infinitely investigated aud discussed Unhappl y, the
kilograms we pu lish today give little Information on
this point.
cans seem to be Unconscious Of the momentOus contro-
versy which they have raised II h said that an uneasy
feeling prevails but we cannot but think that being so
accustomed 20 ind the British give way Ia similar eases
they within a few days have taken IL Tor granted that
everything is T ght, and that, after a little grumbliEg,
England will acquiesce, not only In what they have done,
but in what they announce their intention OF doing. The
news brought hy the present mail Is also the less import
ant, lnasmuch Is the burning Of the Harvey Birch and
the admission Of the Nashville 10 reht at Southampton
! had not yet reached the States. Although everything we
haze done in tbs case Is strictly iega', and indeed, could
| not have been refused without a manifest breach OF nett
/ trality, yet the theory Of the North, that its enemies are
rebels, and that we have no right 20 aid aud abel Them
will urobably cause q fresh Outburst Of anger against us.
| II X, perhaps, not in the interest Of a peaceful solution
that the Federal Congress was 10 meet on the "a OF the
present month, since President Lincoln can hardly avold
giving in his message an opinion on the act OF Captain
| Wilkes, and Il is probable that, under the influence OF ms
Secretary OF State, DC may have committed himself 70
assertions and promises which viii make u very difieult
for him 20 do us Justice. We can only hope that when
the dispatch Of the British government is received the
conviction that England Il thoroughly in earnest VIII
Cabinet, 10 yield, in spite OF any pledges tEey may hAFo
! rfyeu In the hour Of fanci d security,
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Regular Monday Paesst-sor New Orssans.
TIE splendid passenger packet LOUIS
AD0A Cheney johnson, master, leaves l
on MONDAY 6th Inst. ~ S oeiock p u. 03
For freight OF pazsage apply On board. or to
GEU o. BUCHANAN.
IA-L - Er.nl g.
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For NAPoLEoN-The steamer II. D. Mears. Berry,
master, leaves as above this evening az , O'clock &c.
McManus. agent.
For NEW ORLEANS.-Ths steamer Ferd. Kennel,
Bitterly master. leaves as above Monday evening at >
O'Clock. Elliott \ Vinson and Morton a Co., agent.
For NSw ORLEANs-Ths splendid passenger packet
Louis D'Or, johnson, master, leaves As above Monday
evening at . o'clock. Morton 81 Co. agents.
For VICKsBURG.-1he mail packet Victoria, Row
lind, master, viii leave as above Monday evening a. .
o'clock. J. G. MeManus, agent.
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eAIL I~hANePDKIS-
Sunrise, Teresa. Favorita, Palma, Fsquita and
Transport No. 3.
In the number Of guns above are not included
thirty on board Of small vessels whose main OBJ
ject win be to protect. should il be required, the
landing Of the troops.
The guns on board these vessels are of IS
c~enti-metre, which is OF good range and penetra-
tior, though lighter and Of smaller dimensions
than those on board Of the vessels of war.
The crews and marines on board the men Of
war number 5000 men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-05

e Hereafter night boxes will be opened at
the Post Office. Those Interested will bear this in mind
as il is a matter OF great convenience, especially to such
as are busIy engaged during the day.
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en- SmNPLAsTERs-We learn La bi

CITY SHTNPLASTERS-We learn that bills are
denominations Of from i've cents upward purpOrting 10
be issued by the city Of Memphis, as currency, In this
connection we call attention to the l507th section, page
37J Of the code Of Tennessee, which says: Any person,
association or corporation issuing or putting in circulation,
u1t9ut authority frola his STATE, or he C0atsderats States,
any bank bi Is, bills Of credit, or instrument Of any Lind
or denomination whatsoever, intend d to pass as currcn-
ey or money, is guilty of a high misdemeauor, aud on
CONVICTION shall be fined not less than ten thousand dol
lars, 10 go into the common school fund The following
section TO the above is also worthy Of notice at the pres
ent moment - Any person who passes, or offers to pass,
OF to give OF receive any change bill, or change ticket,
Of a smaller denomination than one dollar, is guilty ola
m~isiemeanor, and, on conviction, shall be fined not less
than five nor more than fifty dollars.
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Memphis and Napoleon O. S. Mail Line.
TUE splendid passenger steamer II. d.
4 MEARS Berry, master, will leave a. IzLrA
above rdIS DAY. 5th iHsi, sf2 Pm $50
Fer freight or passage apply 70
t5It q MrWaruu
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STORE SHIPS
Msrgalante and SANTA Nara
STEAM TRANSPORTS.
CsTdenas, Aiaisi, Cuba, Ocean Bird and
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p. Wo a3lIn Il1Ie
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Memphis and vieksburg c. S. Mai Line.
iTHE fine packet VICTORIA, Rowland
Il mater, viii leave as above on MON zlELS~A
DAY. 9th instant, at > p. $500
For freight or passage apply 10 J. c. McMslSUS or
ia5lt JSRkY BANKS. AGENTS
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DAILY REPORT OF TsGE m11EE7
EuEsrsHED EEos raE sEreHAsrF E1esasss


celpts none; shipments 100 bales.
TOBACCO-5uppiy Hght with = good drmsuf AZ Al
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Reg Tar VEINS igY Paexet-For New Orleans.
r He splendid pas engtr ptcket PEY- eEu=h
4 IONA. Capt a.. G. Lanlrum. vii fh1
Leave S. above on WEDNESDAY, eth ~
instant, az > ?. II. -
is53l LARgY HARMSTAD Agent.
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Observation-Disclosures AMERI.

TEETH-TEETH-TE AMERI-
l. can Teeth Co.-PrActical Dentists are inserting
beautiful full sets Of teeth Al ~ and siO part sstsA,
so cents per tooth; warranted half the usual price,
Bone and gold filling 90 cet Is. 8S4 Bowery, oppo-
dte 6th 81. Prof. Jean Barrels Tooth Ache Drops,
almost instantaneous remedy for this mosi en-
ruciating Of all human mAladies. We nave the
sole agency In this city for the sale Of this world
renowned remedy. Price % cents with directions.
Sent by mail receipt Of price, and postage, cts;
BY the local application Of these drops 70 the gums
Two or three minutes teeth and roots may be ex-
tracted, In mOst cases. without the slightest pain.
Agents and druggists supplied en- groa. telo a4Ac'
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ss@NN AsHMV
To b continued

A MEXICAN TEETH o., PRACTICAL
ion OF ths very b,si French and Spanish artists we
are making artificial teeth, absolutely perfec,
In imitation, Of much greater strength, and ~ hall
the price Of those made In the usual hand ~ mouiL
way Of private dentists. Europeans or others can
ask Tor, and be wAited on by their own country
men from eithsr Paris, Madrid, Habans, or New
York. telb 2lac'i4l
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NYsPFPsIA CAN BE RELIEvED-ALL

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE RELIEvED-ALL
~ who doubt II should Try bottle Of DR.. Bmiahr
DYsPFPsIA ANNIHILArOR, for the speedy 70
lief OF Dyspepsia. indigestion, Loss Of Appeatss,
Nausea and sickness Of the Stomach, Fatulendy,
&c. This remedy will be found one Of the mo1l
ssreeabe and efoacOus articles discovered fos
DE permanent cure Of thaA distressing disease
DYsPEPsIA. Perseverance, with this medicine viii
ENSURE regularity Of the bowels Il all times. a
number Of certificates might DO obtained, bua Shsy
are so easily procured with little regard 70 truth,
that they can have weight with discerning pub.
lie. Therefore, the proprietor Il confident, MAi q
simple trial Of thiA Remedy will establish ita char
AO.sr In the cure Of Dyspepsia all othsr remeda
In use a the present day. For sale Il 70 Soulh
Second a., Williamsburgh. To be had In New
cor. Stanton a., and DORA Ave, and Houalna o.
Rnos % osnAA pr bosllA. iIao sIaosS1
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nRDIChNRa.

CURE YOUR COUGH-TAR AND WILD
SCherry Bark have long held a very high posltioa
A. curAtives FOR affections OF the Lungs and ThroAaI
by the medical profession, and tho public In gem
erAl BY new chemical process Mr. CAMPBnIL
has combined the active principle OF these in com
pound which he deaignAtes a. the SYRUP OF TAn
AND WILD CHERRY, for Coughs Colds, Sore
Throa., Bronchitis, DC. II Is unsurpassed. Give II Q
trial. Bold Al the low price Of Twenty-hv oenaH
per bottle, by the proprietor, SAMUEL CANT
BELL Chennih and Apotheoary, 8. W. cor Sab Av
and 2Sth "a, Also al hoDonAld's Dry Goods seorN
$50 Bowery. Bold wholesale by MeSsrs. SchislIe \
Bro q Co., cor william and BeelCmAn s,A. Also d
sale, Furman'u Rheumatic LAniment, price IL oss
per bottle, do T2A1s1io'
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DOTATOES FOR SALE.-SWEET CIDER
Pure cider vinegar; dried apples, anu othe1
country pr, duce Gods delivered free 81 charge I
any part OF the city. HYDE co.
k9O 9i.o'iO9 tOi Green witch 81, v.
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HORSES.
NARTNIEN. ATTENTION

NARTBiEN, ATTENTION
" DR.. TOBIAS Venetian HORSE Liniment. PM
>ottles, 20 cts Cures lameneaa cuts, cals spranA,
&c. II you have Lame horse, try . bostle-sure
ure. The Broadway Railroad Company, S)uth
Boaton, writes, "Send US ~ dnIan per express IL
u the best IMMINENT for lAmrneas ADD gals We have
Nsr used" Office 90 CorlSndt 81, Sold by all
iTuggists. Ask for Tobias HoTse LAnlmsnt In pint
bottles, and take no other. Sels 24Ao'l0