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Special to the Memphis Argus.l
NEW YORK, April 1, P. M.-The steamship
City Of Washington has arrived. She has L.iv-
erpool dates Of the 18th, and Queenstown dates
Of tbs 18Th.
The proceedings il the British Parliament
were unimportant
The Polish question continues to excite uni-
versal attention and is assuming great proHi-
Rence.
Important French diplomatic correspondence
has been published, showing the gravity Of the
question
The French senate hss been debating peti-
ton in favor Of Poland
An influential meeting has been held in Lon
don, which denounced any interposition in the
afaiTs Of Poland uutil the reforms have been
brought about
The Polish insuneetion shows no change.
The reports continue obscure
A Polish legion is forming in London which
will shortly depart fully armed and equipped
for Poland
The Confederate loan bad been formally in-
troduced into the market. twas very success
fal, and touched five per cent. premium It
attracts much attention. The debate upon ID
viii receive the official attention of the stock
exchange So
A prize fight has been aTTsDged 10 come of
between Heensn and King.
LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEEEsToWN, March ly.-
The sales Of cotton have amounted to nine thou
sand bales during the last two days Tbs mar
ket is dull and quotations barely maintained.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.


The 1zemphis ksefsEees-Vielsbara 20 be
Assaulted.
Special &c the Memphis Appeal
HERsAND0, March 81 P. ll-The families recently
baaished from Memphis have commenced arriving
among them are thoss Of Nsiar lIo'Ioy, Wrd7v How
ard and 7. A. Nelson Ii is sal that J. F. mckinney.
TO be permitted 70 remain in the city took ;hs cath Of
allegiance and that the othsn might have raaiasdo
The sane terms.
II Is reported that Gran. had arrived ia Memphis.
Prominent ofieerz says al their side expeditions have
proven failures and that Grant has ordered direct
assaali an abahdoamsnt Of tie nov sment
The raid from Memphis ysstsTiay ives made FOR ths
BurDosa Of CAPTURING smusgle5 goodL Tia FsdsraIz
captured CaPt. sherwin and Lieut. Brudns who ven
tursd TOO FAR alone.
Col Fletcher who lives ten Hilss s5cvs Hsrnando-
vas arrested but being TOO Esk 70 move Va. psrs-.a
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PoRr HUDsOS. April g--Eve-ything remains euies
here TIE onsmys fleets above aud below have iissp
Psalsd Ths former it has besn asesrtsned IS above
Bayou Sara.
Forty exchanged and parQlsd prisoners arrived yss
tsrday from New Orleans.
Our troops sre in excellent spirits and vfzlast-v
watching the Yankee vessels. Sorls s1eI.smsnt vss
caused last night By the appearance Of Iog on IRE
hsaiing down.
This morning Es captured skin with some negroes
who were attempting to run by ths batteries.
Federal Msvemeats IA North EsufsIsna-
RODNEY. Mss April ave have reliable i1forra-
ton from ST. Joseph. that Major Harriso1s BisEss s
those enemy are stiH skirmishing
Two or shrse fatboats loaded with Yaaksss elus
down the Tensas yesterday.
Msior Harison's piokets captured negro vBo was
bearing dispatches from the lower 70 the npDsr fset
The nature Of the communication has not been made
public The negro was hing to-day.
The enemy has been raiRforesd By three regiments.
From CHarierrou.
CHARLEsroS, March 9-Eyeryttiug Is quiet The
Monitors we're SIN IN tight yesterday evsnin-.
Many pieces OF the Esekuk's uraiture. with a r,s.
glass, etc, have been washed Ashore On Ero-rs isl7
beach. Many OF these artolss we're covered with ,st
led blood and the impression prevails In su ou- bate
rss thss tie saugatss aboard The Ksosuk was 4ssIs
Eater lreua charleston.
CHARLEsToS, April s.-Au Is quiet, and ths.e is no
prospect Of fight today.
Csufederats ofissJ from Morris island BOARDED the
wreck Of the Ksokuk last nigd asd foanl her turst
had been pierced through By bah. Pieces of furni
,ure Of the wreck also had aQat,d ashore.
Another GUHbOa- Destroyed.
CHARLEsToS, April g-An official dispatch r-,
Hardssvills announces that early this morning ,fp,I
w. f. WslEsr, with bis lighs artillery, Destroyed one Of
he ensmy's guHboat ia the C0osaw river
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J. n. CANNON & CO,
lsgn of tho Golden Esgle,")
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Gta-a e+ra-t Tseksor Mics

RE oorFta.tlT rrasirLug f-ss1 and genuine sssort
~ i'a1t ~ DRUGS. NEOICIHEs. CHE4ICALs
BOOKS and STATIONERY, ss we a. . great variety
of suc5 eltces usually koFt in the above line
which We offer sf Moderate rates aud whieh we cal
ths stfsufi.n os tie puhfc.
loo copies "suaDSe Story By Brlwsr Jusl re-
csiFe5 By =. = CANNON * co
200 copies ''CemraE En from TszEs Harylard d.
Just received by J. p. CANNON & co.
6dozen best Ensish Musta-d iast received By
J \. CANNON 3 co.
u dozen ssiiItz Powders just received b.
J. N CANNON & co.
Bslssm Tolu, for cheHi1E. JuEt received by
J. n. CAEEOE & co.
7NaIThea ReusdT an inialiba trrs Kept co aufly
OF hald By J. n. CANNON & co.
CosEh Remedy, specific auays on hand By
!. n CANNON a. co.
Itch Remedy certain cu-e. alsFsyl On h.1d By
J. u UANAON a. co.
Erz Eess- Quiuine. Gsiom-i, M1rphiae ChloroioTul
Ips1ac Nrrste of silver. Opium. Iodds and Oh orata
Potsst fust received hy J. n. CANNON &-f>O
sods- G-esm Tartar Alispice, Ginger, Snuf OTsiic
Acid Alrm CePper\z Extract LogHooa, Spanish
1rorn and Ammonia iuzt received BY
J. Il CANNON a. co.
Toilette Scapz- Tosth Brlshes P,msdes p. k san
csns- Rouge. Starch Prepared Chalk, Garden Seeds
ss77z N cANV0s7 & Cn
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DISSOLUTION.

rT-rEE firm Of ouiuby & Robinson Of Gsmphis. Tean
1 f. this day Dissolved By mutual consent. All per
Eons hsriar ess szsnt sli hrn VIII present tbs
ssrna 90 " T. Qutuby who is alonH satherthoTizad G
pay and an pers5ns sTho are Indebted 10 szid hrn va
EEske 1nsdists payment 90 r-d Qalnby who has bsoE
ssuihori ed % Estlls sai1 1rLr1 5-slles4
wy QUIGBY,
~ a. ROBINSON,
9euersi Partners,
J. s. OLATHOEN.
EsoEshs So, January 2, 1855. sPeoisi Partner
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FUNDING TREASURY EoTEs. - Secretary
hemminger gives notice to the holders Of treas
ury notes that the 22d Of April is the limit Of
the period when these notes can be funded il
eight per cent. bonds, and aflsr the first Of q.
gast the notes entirely lose the privilege Of be-
ing exchanged for bonds or stock Notice is
also given that depositaries Of the Treasury hsvs
been apPOinted in the principal towns in Tie
Confederate. States, at which the holders ef
treasury notes can exchange them for bonds
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WVAWRE ER,

aO0 ABlEBODIED NEGRO zEE. 70 wo-t OF
-1lBt he repsirs Of track Of southe-n Railrosa
Fssatv-fre follazE per month or tAo highest price
psid n the cou1t-y viii Be- given aud progiHions far
nishsd Apply st ihe lmpany's Office in Yicksburg.
@ E. ARMS
r,h771rs Chief Engineer s. & 2.
FIekaburg WHs oapy oHs month and send biA to
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FTKDIVC o. TREAsTRY K0TEs.

0FFICs or TIE ASST TEEAsUBER, c s A.,
JACKSON Esafch SQihf lS6a
ATOTTCE Is hereby giren that I-sssuTy Notes may
forrhaih Be surded a. this Cfcs, pursuant % th'
acts Of Congress direct rs such funding and the Eegua
eisns Of the Treasury Dc 9artmeut
Tae period for fuuGiug the notes dated prier % x
10eoemter 1861 in eight per cent boads or stocks vi
A. J. GUTROT,
-rhq1 fr-fs,-r- T-a-rri-e-. c q
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To the ASoeiated Press NORTH
NEW YORK, April 2.-Ehe steamer Eagle,
with Havana dates 70 the 26th. bss arrived.
She has Vera Cruz advises to the 22i stating
that up 70 the 18Th the French srmy had done
nothing agsingt Puebia.
A Csmanche noted guerilla chief who had
given :aueh trouble to the French ever since
their arrival, has been captured.
The rebalon 10 San Domingo had been sup
pressed, and fifteen days given those who hsd
10 the country, thirly days 70 these who went to
Hayli, and sixty days to those who leil tne is
land te return
new York Markets On the Ssss aIs,l 1sr.
Ngw YORK, April 1.-Yssterday evening
eold aud cotton both closed with On advancing
tendency. The Corner at 157 and the latter a
GO to zoe, with good demand
To-iay's proceedings show still tinsheT sd-
vsness cod closed tonight a. l5J. Cotton
advanced three or four cents and CLOSED active,
with ssles At ~ 70 I2es
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TNPORTANT no OFFICERS.

cRFEtDA Mss Harrh 2l 1858
TravTzy4 Been otiarsa by Hrigsiisf- General Pillow
d tsks eounlsnf % and lireet ne operations o.
a cfisers detail ed from rae army q Tennessee and
ssni % Nsrth Mississippi on taeruilas serfice laFs
.~ach efiicers WI ieposg % NJ Cor orders
z. " WHITE.
r7rirra7 2 D aTireis.ruf
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rr~urs MORNING. asP P3CKEr-sOOK- containing z
srsIi ,alui of 1isue7 and psPerE The owner caI
80 80 Fsas st ttia oies By proving property ans
paving frr chis advertisement AfA
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WAN ED,

WHITE GIRL, suitabe for SURSE. Coed
- treatment and good wages vii be Fsid Apply q.
fha DAGU ERREAN GALLERY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-10

The location OF tee Appeal eace
A. On state street, a few doors below
the Post efHce.
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R0ARD
RMY MEDICAL

yEsHE ARMY MEuIuAL BOARD. fof ths eranins,
hold ls sessions dsiy Vickgburg after me "a ael
Medical officers vho have rot herstotoTe Deel exam
fueE BV g reFularY clnstikltee ConfedcFaie aelleA
ssra are rsguired g. report aor sralinsto1s CT 90
I,vs doi1g s. fa writing Al those refusing 20 90 O.
r--1l ts dropped hy the War Department InoEe e.
.r,aa ir orders haVi lett=fs ot nVitations appoli
49,. 81 HaYs hgaE Prouaofed hy ias seeTetary q
~ ,ifls.-t having beea previously sEsIniue15 VII
rs-,-f fsr r--er-etr IS lon without dHiay.
fs,ss ssros ,aias vita Post nrgeen.
O. b KN0DE
Frrraf5erf Army Mefrri Raafa
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GUmP q MOOSER.

Ave iusi received
II 25ol yards dls English Prilts,
- 5ii ya-ds Dcsese. .
son yards slack Prints,
SD yards Blsachsd Domestic,
Erj Bsfs Lsdiss' Shoes,
S k ard Linen Hs1ckerehisfs-0n Ststs street
onroslts De-rFberrr's Livery stahle fapT 81
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EIrDIclI PUaVaToa7' 0EFIeE- =,

Teck-ar tsisssssippi April - ls63
IN compliance VITA she above ordsr iiois the ~
j General won efpsctiuly cal tle A,t=n'.on "a
~ r5iee of RississBuI srd loufans % we ll2pot
enc ~ fbe c1itsvafion ~ fhs plslt che Juice q
ie eradinr fro tfs punetlred capsules when sun
sssatfv hard ened azd sretuly pnt gp nay 5e sea- ~
1his depot h1Stl -, - r,-, -,
.-,s7-, Ds-arfrisus afiss sni Fass J. -nisiaaa.
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~ The Pioneer Express company placed
the latest YicksbuTg and Mobile papers on our
table last evening, foT which they have our
ihanks.
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WANTED.
SkEF! saET!t sALYti!

ITO employ. Immediately, g FOBEMAE, capable o
4 rzkinz rhs-Es q a Foundry.
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a Il is evident shat Banks was frightened
awag f-e-a Port Hudson, without daring to
make an attack. lie was probably swsre of the
strength Of our position and ferces on hand
But this does not excuse him With the Northern
press, which was expecting him to 40 something.
His friends. however, claim that he acted wisely,
as he received assurances from Captain Young
blood, of our signal cOrps-who, unfortunately,
was captured-that We had a reserve force in S
ViehsbuTg in a few hours, as might be deemed
necessary. Banks did act wisely in rot max
ing an assault upon our 6efenses ct Port
Hudson.
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TBORTAS KRON.
TANGIPAHO, La.
Dealer in Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes. ETC.,
Wholesale. and d.---. Retail
l1Q 20ts
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Lars NoRTnERN Erg1Ts.

The Republicans have elected their governor
and both their candidates for Congress. Tb'
majority Of the former is about $500. The Leg.
islature stands, A5cliti0nisis, 76, Democrats, 90
vacancies G.
A Washington dispatch to the Northern press
says: Governor Andy Johnson, Of Tennessee
has baen here several days. 1t is reported upon
sustworthy suthority hat be has been success
ful in obtaining from tie government full powers
to hberete East Tennessee from the rebels. he
has been authorized to raise troops for that pur-
pose. Alfred fape embarrassing him has been
cut" a hempen cord mag embarrass him If be
undertakes the prjeet
The Northern accounts state shat the Hart
ford got aground once in passing Port Hudson.
and was struck frequently BY our shot. As
Grand Gulf she was also struck frequently.
Her loss is reported at two killed and six
wounded
The receipts Of the Federal treasury from IN
ternal revenue, viii, it is estimated, reach three
hundred and ffty million dollsrs for the year.
Up 20 the present time they amount to thirty
two millions Of dollars.
Chase. it is stated, has decided not to accept
a foreign loan
A bill has been introduced in the Ohio Legis-
lssnTe to prohibit all corporations and bankers
from msking loans on gold coin, or paper rep
reseting gold, beyond Is par value. Such loans
are declared to be nall and void, and are not
recoverable in any civil action.
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F1AN be had Of az times and on the most favorable
q = terms at BichErizon'E Ariesian Wells, mile
west Of Wilson's Landing the Tombigbee river, and
es uoril q 81 Sephans iu WashinE Eton county,
Alabama. Ihe works are lsrge and more convenient
and -ocssslbs than any ID she Stat4. Supplies Of al
Kinds AZ u In eralarrs. a4lmf
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vf9 wWE EADHS !

CONFsDERaTE STATES or AEERICA,l
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE
Miouuon5, Va. Mareh 18Th 1e03. }
Oircaisf.i
n rFEDlCAL puRrEYoRs VII make eneeavcrf
M tEroTab efss publ LED u negrspspsra 10 induce
-, 4ss-o--fsrIt lie son B to interest themselves
In - -rrs 5f ths GARDEE Poppy Ihey n-s
rF,1e -sr5-r she Coaied srseg essential a-rvice.
're5-.5r s p. MOORE,
Surgeon General, g. s. A.
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EFF a correspondent st Sheildsborough,
Miss, viii examine our files, he viii fnd we
published the 81 lines b Eugenie, he sent US
about four v-eelrss ago
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-10

RosecTans has sent five regiments Of infantry
TO Ksntacky, and hss ordered all the cavalry
from that State to his army here, and is lnassing
his troops on bis left-our right-doubtless to
prevent any movement on our part into that
Stafe. and for Other reasnns N sd.
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BONNETS AND MILLINERY.

Particular attention is given to this department, and
orders attended to with dispatch and entire satisfaction
guaranteed.
DRESS MAKING carried on in the establishment.
Families called to purchase mourning, will find many
advantages in making their selections eslablish-
ment Our assortment is complete In each article emu
merated above.
Our Prices regular and always low as elsewhere
Our mourning articles will be warranted to prove pre-
cisely as represented.
Articles that do not suit in quality or style can De "a
chang ed or returned. -, -, a.
Orders by mail or otherwise will receive the careful az
tentiOn Of of the firm Samples sent WIN P'i0o'
when desired.
BARNARD, SUMNER 81 co.
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Murmtn9, august q, 1883,
Aottees.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EN-
~ RoLLMENT, Worcester, Aug. 49, ls63-The follow.
ing drafted have been exempted from the term Of
this draft, and for the following reasons:
EXEMPTIONS AUGUST Is.
Thomas ii Dudley, chest too sma-29 inches.
Wallace lockwood, chest too small-lS inches.
Ahimaaz Nj Darling, haemoptyss,
George Fisher, chest too snall-29 inches.
Adm Burlingane maltormation Of chest and general
fcebleness of constitution.
Charles Pollock acquired feebleness of constitution
from typhoid pneumonia. Oath Dr. Wilcox.
Elijah Burnap, teeth insufficient
Accepted-l4
Per orderof the board.
SAMUEL V. STONE,
Captain Provost Marshal Sth Mass. District.
aurI0 13t
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In Harvard, Aug Is, by Rev Leonard Tracy Mr. Jer-
ONE Brown OtWorcester and Miss Mary Hardy of
Harvard.
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Preaerve your TYeauty-SYS

Preserve Your Reauty-SYMMETRY OF FORM.
Your HEALTH, AND MENTAL POWERS, by using hat
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Read the adver
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You may not require it But may at some future
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at gives health and vigor to the frame,
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IL wish Tor splendid picture OF your child caIs
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Piles, Pileu woods Tar Ointment give lmmedi-
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and convince yourselves. G. c. GOODWIN IL co, and
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, general agents. For sale
n Worcester by George =. Harlow. dsm* mchll
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Soldiers, to the Rcscue.-ioung men, rushing
into the exposures and dangers OF Sold RS life should
prepare them for the fatal eves, the dysentery
The sores scurvy, which almost certain to follow
UOLLowAY's PILLS, used occasionally during the
paigu will insure sound health to every Only Is
cents per box div aul5 2l4
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"We hhNn been hs1ed why we ndvertIsed
Sir James Clarkc's Female Pills? We answer. first, bo-
are paid for it; second because know them
to be an article Of real worth and merit The agents
gentlemen that would not deceive the public, try to
sell article Injurious to the well being Of the ladies'
but simply desire to present to mothers and daueh
ters Remedy for those diseases to which they are nat
uraly subject, and in such form to Obvate the ne
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cred feelings and to avoid which they often risk the most
fearful consequences If the character of this meu
icine was better known, health and happiness would
sparkle in many lustrecss eye-the bloom would re
turn 60 bcautify many faded check see new adVer-
tsement in special column Sold by all druggists
aulS d2mos
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Important to FemaIes-Dr. Cheesennn, ,
Pills The com nation ofingredcnts in these rms
is the result OF long and extensive practice Iney arr
mild in their operation, and certain IN correcting an
Irregularities painful menstruatons, removing az on
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ache pain in tne side palptation Of the heart whites,
all nervous affections, mysteries, fatigue, pald IN the
back and limbs &c, disturbed Sleep which arise from
commencement Of new era in the treatment OF these
irregularities and distractions which nave consigned SO
many TO a premature grave. No female enjoy good
health unless regular, and whenever obstruc
ton takes place the general health begins to decline
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills the most efectual remedy
known tor all complaints peculiar to females To
all classes they Invaluable inducing, with certainty
periodical regularity. They are known g. thousands
who have used them at different periods throughout the
country having the sanction of of the most emf
physicians in America ExplictdrectiOns. stating
when they should be used, with each Box the price
dollar box containing from 50 to 90 pills Pills
sent by mail promptly, by RENTING to the propetoIs
Sold by Druggists generally
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ANA dnonhn MeOM6m
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In this city Aug 49, at the residence Of her son-naw
George Il Dutton Mrs Elizabeth Barrett, formerly Of
Dover, Me, 81 yrs mos
Funeral Friday O'Clock p. NJ, at the house No 81
Main st. Friends respectfully invited to attend.
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81 Cedar street, New York,
aul4 deop6m weow6m

EcOnOmise !-Econonlse by Dyeng your cast-oG
Garments and Trimmings with the Domestic DyeS-40
different fast cOlors, including all the and fashona
Die shades Price only Is or % cents per package. See
samples OF the colOrs ID SCOTS and &. r. SPURR'S
je29 deOptf
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Isead.-Norwch, Conn, June 81, 1859 I have used
DIR Sweets infllibe Imminent for horses and be'icye
1t to be the best external remedy known. All horse
owners should dive il a trial
aulj div WAI. T. GREENE, JR.
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DIR. John G. Mott, Physician and Surgeon,
Sc Court STREET, OF Howard Boston consult
ed daily from 10 until 2, and from to in the evening
all diseases of the Urinary and Genital Organs scro
ulous Affections Humors all kinds, Sores, Ulcers and
Eruptons, Female Complaints, &c An experience OF
twenty years extensive practice enables DR.. NJ to
all OF the difficult cases. Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice free
Mrs NJ. who is thoroughly versed in the affective
maades of the sex, be consulted by ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced nurses
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ENGLISH BOMBAZINEs,

more weight and less lusre than the French and very
desirable Black Cashmercs, Black Thibets Black Tam
atines, Black Tamese, ack Challies. Black Canton
Cloths, Black Alpaccas, all grades, Mourning Checks
and stripes n great variety of fabrics and prices.
English and American Prints Ginghams and De LANES
Also, Collars. Veis Handkerchief Hosiery and Gloves
Ladies and Gents Superior Black Kid Gloves always in
full assortment.
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FAMILY MOURNING,
M burning Silks.

which is perfect and complete In all departments ant
con lists in part as follows;
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Plain BLACK Silks without lustre in various grades n-
GLIDING goods Of very superior quality Also very
sirable assortment of Mourning silks In Checks and
Stripes Plain Black rhibet Shawls full size perfect
black, in both long and square Black Cashmere Shaws
and Mourning Wool Shawls, all grades. "Lupins" su-
peior Black Bobazines in all grades from fine ex-
ira superfine. Also Lupins Black Moussne de LANES
In all grades, of single and double width.
These goods much superior to any other make and
are warranted to give entire satisfaction in the
shade of black.