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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

An instance csmsElndsr our own uotes q Cleveland
point on the roAtafsrom Chattanooga to KnUrvilis
which illustrates tbs feeling Of the people.
Being dstained oy acc dent we goE ont Of te esrs
and entered into alton with as looking voun
man. dressed neatly in homespun. from CLAY county
North Carolina, who had Just enlisted In Tennessee
regiment. Ps wanted 70 gef revenge ont Of those
rasesls tia. made hi1 lay out two years in the cold
mountains. H0 sud bis eompaDions would Lave
fougat the rebEi raids, bur they ere afraid OF bring
ing destruction the se tlsmsHtz s said The rebeis
would handcuT their c0nscripts and take them down
South and put them in ors where hey could not get
away.
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in At.sapt to Escape.

In January, 1852 Dr. B. went hone sserstiv frsr
Kentucky, and brought North IO0 ueu, who are now In
The Union ranks, Ihry waiksd go rniles br uis ht
On The I4th pr l852 ll02 undertook % escape orf
having only Is 50 guns mostly fosyng pisces i ths
whole crowd one Of them termed IL When thev
got 20 PoHelfs valley thsy were intercepted BY four
compsoiss Of rebels, well armed A fEht snsusd IN
which three four killed ssoh side and AS Of
we're taken prisoners
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

The Yankee rid has some 70 Vsos5 burg. af.sr con.
ING within ten miles Of Canton. Tie object Of he *
psditiou ws.I to steal cotton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13

TenEessee soIdiers' aseiIef AsascsatIan.
The following additional subscriptions have bssu
rnsde.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-13
The ..stszss cs@s-..'i'a-za.s Es-.s..,s

The zEefazes CsmEzissfsa-zastT Tennessee
From the Cincinnati rTmeEf
From the rsp0zf Of the Psnnsylrania Relief asrosis
20 we copy tns following Interest," Ing items rslstTe 10
East Tennessee. We have beiors the soris
Being made Ia this quarter for the rssf Of he ogal
men OF thai section We have In our ntsreoursa viii
thu army, been Witnesses of the unuri 2 loyalty 8f
these men; have seen them come Hsarisd ana almost
carving TO TIE uniou lines altar having lam out for
weeks IN he mountains travelling By night 70 sEcsra
from tbs reoeis who forcing thsm fAks up arms
against their aovsfnmens. We copy follows
TeEHsssssaas n The AFzg.
Essi Tennesses, proportion to rs population has
inrnisheu more thaa tyscs msny The Federal
Government any other section o. the United Stsfes
Iea colonel Of the Sd Hennesss infantry stated that be
bad In his regiment $50 men sI but one native born
Iennesseesna He Estimates that thsrs IL IN he Unun
army LOCO men from East TsnnesEss 600 frUu Nd
die Tennessee, and 90 from West Tennessee; and
while from the whole state IS 900 so 09 have enter
ed ths rebel army, only on 900 OF hat number
are tfom EAst Tennessee and they most unwilling
Herpts From Anderson county there ars now 1882
men n the Federal army tue ordinary Of tie
y being aoo0s llO0 and that the question Of
sion JI5 SEWER county Poisd, aee0fding Colonel
Heuk, 632 for Unoals and ne sr vote seainst IT,
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stockholders touching the business opeTaiicns
OF the company for the last year, ii addition
70 Hhat will appear ia tbs supaTintendenEs Re.
port, and the documents appended. Il appears
n thet report that the gross earnings OF The
road Dave bsen.--- - 50 375 354 81
Leaving NET from road operations $3.50 G06 81
The income rom banking, and IA other IN
yesimants received through tiie bank, have
been
Discount InisFess premiam and rsns.....sg7s2s0 IS
bis'dendH on S2a 31l 50
Groas receipts through ths hsnk 6eI532 q
Charged Wiib salaries, incidental sxPenseG
taxes and Interests bonds. -. 13Ls93 q
Net income through the bSnk.s-.......,sf6g 65g q
The actual receipts and disbursements Of tho
company for tha last yeaE may ba stated thus 3
Receipts from ralr d earn 'gs. s2,l54 ga 50
Receipts through the bank. 60 592 ss-S3 75js77 90
Ghsrg'd with rallrd expenses l,s62.753 70
And bank ezpsnses...-..s. I3ii593 2f- 2094,525 90
Net profits and aotuaIreesipls. 6sI25l OF
Add reserve 15i62is "a
Net pros and reserved ad 81 March Iass IN 46g q
From this dividsad was declared In 0cto-
Der last Of 10 per as eco 90
Leaving reserved fund on aist March. 81 7oIs69 y
The assets of the COMPANY, in which this re-
statements Of the cashier hereto annexed. This
reserved fund is not IN cash, but lAr2sly made
up OF property, and cfher Investments nsces-
ssry to the operations Of the road, snd much Of
it may be considered IN the light OF capital
The principal difference between earnings of
road and actual receipts, is owing to mail pay
for the last yeAr remaining unpaid. and other
dues from Government still uuzsttlpd. The
earnings Of the compsny,s compaTsd with last
year. may he stated thus:
Gross Earnings from Road for IsS364 saa75SJl 81
Gross Esfnings from Road foF Ia62-b3 ll203l3 10
Iuereass of Grozs EarningE OF ROAD - H255,osI 81
Gross Earnings OF Bank for 1858 amt
lbb4-.---. ----.--. $50, ,s32 Is
OIo@ Ernings OF Bank for 1862 and
1853 ....-------s- .l0I ST. I66 400 g5
Total inoTea-e. si42l,442 81
Net Prohts Of Road for 1858 AMI
le54 4.s..,-.-. ------s-.. -s359,aO6 g7
Net Profits Of Rad for 1862 and
eo5..-------.------.-------- o5O,496 81
Decrease mt profits lss3-64 1921, ,469 *
Net earnings from bank 1863 GI-------- $4,000 %
Net earnings from bank 1852 G. 392 592 1S
IacrsaBe 70. Is63-64. s7zIO7 06
Decrease from rosd. d.......-.. .s29l,4e9 90
Increase from bank.-...--..s. 77.1OT o.
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'At2aao7l- -s.-- '-.s-------ol. Is
JOHN FNzzELLs Treasurer
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AppROpPIITIOIgY OR YDRTIEICATIONs


Mr. STEVENS (Un., Pa.) from the Committee on Ways
and Means reported bill making appropriations for
the construction preservation and repair OF certain
fortihcatiOns for the year ending Will june, 1863
GRADE OF NAVAL LINE 0FFICEgs.
On motion Of Mr.. ScHESck (Un. Ohio resolution
adopted ealing on the Secretary Of the Navy 10
communicate the report Of the Advisory Board Of July
l562 to establish and equaze tie grade Of ue officers
OF the Navy, together with the Instructions TO said
Board and ali the documentary testimony memorials,
and protests Of those who not recommended and
of Others in their behalf and oil other papers and pro
ceedngs connected herewith and the report Of the
said Board.
PRESENTATION OF TIE BUFFALO.
On motion Of Mr.. BESEgTT (Un Colorado the Com.
mittee on Territories instructed 10 take into
sderaton the proprey Of passing law TO prevent the
wanton destruction OF the Buffalo during the Spring.
CLAIMS PoR DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY Is THE WAR.
MIR HALE, (Un., PenB.) from the Committee on
CLAIMS. reported bill providing for ascertainng and
adjusting the claims against the Government for injury
90 and destruction OF property by military authority
during the present Rebellion.
BOUNTY LANDS TO SOLDIERS.
On motion Of Mr.. NOBLE CDem., Ohio) the Commit
Gee on Pensions instructed take into cOnsdera
ton the propriey Of giving bounty lands to oil soldier.
n the present who have been may be hOnorably
discharged, and also 10 the soldiers engaged in the
Oregon Indian war
TaE CAPTURE AND DISPOSITION OF COTTON.
Nj KAssoS (Un. Iowa. introduced bill relating tc
captures Of cotton and the disposition thereof by the
forces Of the United States WHICH was referred W the
Committee on Ways and Means
THE DIPLOMATIC Observation-Disclosures o
REPORT.
Mr. AMBROSE w CLARK. (Un., N. ~ from the Com
.nttee ON Printing reported joint resolution that ther,
be printed ten thousand copies Of the Diplomatic Cor
srespondence accompanying the Presidents Message
3or the use Of the State Department.
MIR DAVIS Gun, Md said that this was the only
mode the Government had to enghten the public mint
of Europe. If this not allowed one could desire
that should be driven 10 the disrepuable measure
Che Rebels, VIZ, buying up the public press Of Europe
BY distributing the docuen ut through the State Depart
tnent it would have all the weight Of an official dec
-lATatiOD.
Mr.. JAhHs G. ALLEN (Dem., H. asked the Chairman
OF Printing Committee to include in the order the print
eng Of ten thousand copies Of Cen McCleans report
We he said annoyed 70 death by inquiries for II
not only from individuals In tie Western country. bu
fom officers of tL6 army.
Mr.. AMBROSE W. CLARK Gun. N. " said that tn
copies Of Gen. NcCleans report would soon be read
Cor distribution
Mr. JAMES G. ALLEN remarked that the number On
esIed namely ~ Wv would give the members oag .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
The NOva.scotia Legislature.

HALIFAX. N: s., Thursday Feb. 4. 1884.
The Nova-Scotia Legislature was opened
to-day by the Administrator Of the Government Nal
Gen Doyle His speech refers to the increased exports
and large surplus revenue congrauates the country
upon the Of the militia organization the in.
creased traffic the railways and the enlarged activ
lily in the mining operations recommends
to the agricultural and godfed acts promises meas.
ures 10 effect geoosi cal survey Of tho Province,
promises TO extend the existing railways TO complete
the St. Peters Canal 10 promote education TO establish
maritime court TO investigate shpwrecks. aud 10
inaugurate measures TO unite under one Government
and Legislature the Provinces Of Noya.Scotis New.
Brunswick and Prince Edwards Island.
9r' Waat was elected Speaker VI sue uOes.
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Sentence Of "a Counterfsiser.

TRENTON n. j.. Thursday Feb. g. lsCi.
In the United States District Court Sylvester
G. Cook was tried and convicted Of uttering counter
feited fifty dollar United States notes. and he Las
been sentenced by Judge Field imprisonment for three
years. This same person was indicted by the Essex
County Court for similar oense; but was surrendered
upon an order 10 the United States Court.
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Copperhcadism in the New-Jersey Legis-
lnlnre.

Special Dispatch 20 The n. Y. Tribune.
TRENTON. n. j.. Thursday, Feb d. lsGi.
bill against enlistng and paying bonnties
to negroes was offered By the Democrats in the Senate
to-day.
1t was vigorously resisted by the Hon. James II.
Scovel
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MARRIP ID.

Thur.Isy, Feb. T. At tho rc,i5enee
OF ihe bride, father by the Rev Albert ; Hunt, BIZ
Samuel 5 Beard TO Mis-. Mary T. ede. daughter o. gilbert
Poster al OF Bfooklyn-
FLIJOTT-LOVF-On Wednesday feh ,. =, 81 John.
Chapel, by the Rev. ii. Weston W.ham = Elliott and
Sarah A. daughter Of Thos Love al Of Tina CITY
GRAHAM NAURICE-On Monday, feb ] IN This ci'y. by
the Rev VIM. Graham OF BoEoa james Graham TO hArJ
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United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON Thursday. Feb 4. l-Gi
The United States Supreme Court Ii still con-
sderng the case OF Greene c. Bronson ct AL appellants
agt. the La Crosse and Milwaukee Eailrond Company
ct a. and three other cases IN that connection. There
is much ENHANCEMENT about the matter. and the bsue
involves S7yO COO
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No Signs Of the Asia.

HALIFAX n. s.. Thursday. Feb. 4. 1862. p. III
There are no signs Of the steamship Asia from
Liverpool Jan. %. and Queenstown. Jan. "A. The
weather Is fine.
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l'irc,
CoycORD, y. II. I

CoScoRD, Y. IL, Thursday. Feb. 4, 1864
The store owned by j. S. Tufts in Plymouth,
was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $1,000 In
surance, Sll 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05

A portion of the Bennington, N. j., powder
mills was destroyed by explosion on ;he 25h ut FOR
tunately no one injured and - barrels OF pomuo
only exploded there were 4'O more pafre III 'n0 i'b
azIne
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The Baltimore and Ohio Eaiirond.

BALTIMORE Thursday. Feb :. Irtf
The bridges on the Baltimore and Ono Raii,
road DESTROYED by the enemy have beer repaired ana
the transportation Of passengers and freight over ihe
whole line has been resumed.
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Patents! Pstent.! Patents.

Mens MUM Co, publishers Of THE SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue TO act Attorneys for securing 70
for inventions In this and all foreign countries
Messrs MUM Co have had seventeen years eIpeYs
IN soliciting paen aud have acted attorneys for
than 20 600 inventors
Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws and other i'm pos,
nlornetlon for inventors furnished Tree app icaton
Consultation and advice free. Address MtNN Co
81 Parsrow, N. Y, and 7thsts Washington d.
Brownies Metallic Weather strips and win.
dow Bands totally exclude Wind Rain and Dust from
Doors and Windows; half the fuel are warsntsI
good Tor i've Principal and oay depot for New orr
and vicinity No o+4 Broadway OF Bleecksl Loci
gents aned everywhere
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DR.. W. X. Merwin & Co.'s Column.
ELIXER. ELIXER.
DIR. wRIGHT'S -
REJUvENATINd ELIXIRi
or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
PREPARED raox PURE vEsxrABL. EXTRACTS, CONTAINING
NOTHING INJURIOUS TO THE MOST DELICATE
The Reiuvenans Elixir is the result. Of modern discoveries
IN the vegetable kingdom being entirely and abstract
method Of cure irrespective Of all the old and sys
TENS.
This medicine ha. been tested by the most eminent medical
men the day. and by them pronounced to be ono OF the
creates, medical discoveries Of the age.
One bottle will cure General Debility.
A few doses Mysteries in females
One bottle cures Papitation Of the Heart.
From one TO three bottles restores the msuineo and fu
vigor of youth
few doses restores the appetite.
few doses cures the low spirited
One bottle restores mental power
few doses bring the to the cheek.
This medicine restores to manly vgor and robust health the
door, drbtaed worn.down, and despairins devo.ee Of
pleasure.
The ss. enervated youth the overtssked man OF ou''
ness the victim Of depression the individual suffering
from general debility from weakness Of ngis organ VIII
ali end immediate and permanent relief by the Of this
Elixir or Essence Of Life.
Price o. per bottle, three bottles for o. and Forwarded
BY Express, on receipt Of money to any address.
Sold BY al Druggists everywhere.
DIR. w. r. MERWIN G. Co.,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
No 50 Liberyst.. New.YOrk.
CHEROKEE PILLS.
SUGAR COATED. -s
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PRESENTER.
| CERTAIN AND SAFE.
For the Rsmoy. Of Distractions, and the Insurance.
Of Regularity in the Recurrence Of the
Monthly Periods.
They cure or obys.e those diseases tina, spring
nom rresularity by removing the irregIary itself
They Suppressed, Excessive and Painful Men''ruaiion
They cure Green Sickness tChiorosis).
They Nervous and Spinal Affections pains In the back
and lower parts Of the body Heavine' Fatigue on slight eI
srtion Paptson Of the Heart, Lownos OF Spirits Hyseria
Sick Headache Giddncss etc. etc In word by removing
the rresurty they the and With the Of
f.c.s that spring from It. .-i.
Composed simple vegetable extracts they contain nothing
ioe,eou' any constitution however decate,heir anc
,on being substitute strength for weakness which, when
properly used, they fail to do.
AL letters seeking information advice win be promptly
Freely snl dscreety answered
| sull directions accompany each boz.
Price 81 per boz, SIX boxes for IS
Sent BY mall free OF postage on receipt Of price.
Sold by a. respectable Drusss,s
DIR. w. X. MERWIN G Co.,
SOLE PRoPRIETORs.
No. 50 LibeIsy-st, New.York.
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IOIiiS.
Iodine Water,

IOIHS.
Iodine Water,
solution OF pure Iodine in pure water ~'fhoef sosesS
II acts upon tho r.on
LIVER, KIDNEYS.
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, and GLANDULAR SYSTEM
Tn. great success which has attended the OF IODINE
WATFR enables recommend H. feeling confident thai
with fair trial. IL will attest It's excellence In the cure
scrofia In all forms Consumption, Cancel Bronclis Skh
Erupt ou. Pmprs the Face Heart Liver, and kidney
.eases Rheumatism Neuralgia, Female Weaknes.e Dye
repsia Debility. syphilis, Mercutial Disease, &c.
Price 6 per bottle; half dozen Ut one time, %
Sold by Druggists sent by express receipt ef PTics
DIR. II. ANDERS 4 Co.
Physicians and Chemists,
No 428 Broadway. N. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-05
Sailing Of the City Of Limerick.
SANDY HOOK Thnrsdav Feh A lpGl--3 n IN

I = pAhDI TIVUh- iHufbuhy FED. Z, Ibb9--J p M
The steamship City Of Limerick bound TO
Liverpool ID now passing Sandy Hook She touched
the Southwest Spit but got off without damage.
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For Coughs, Colds, and Consumption.
Tie VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM is the mo-
hi-hv approved medicine discovered II
BEST OF ALL rssr Tine having bad unprecedented sss
ofSRARLr FORTY YEARS 10 recommended by our bsss
PuYsclASs our most eminent the PREs. IL
TRAD1 In fact by all who know IT, For ceriiacsies which
given almost extent, wrappers to each booze
The Proprietor. win cheerluy refund the money not
Pce and 8 the large bottlas
much the cheapest. Bs CAREFUL TO GET rHE okSuisA
which Is prepared only by RED CUTLER 90. hoesss
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Militarn Notices.


Now-YOrk County Volunteer Committee.
Ohce, New Buildings, Chambers and broadway -
joining New Court house. (entrsnce on Broadway
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
" Tie following are pecunisry Inducements onssd
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash down.
STATE BOUNTY .........s.''"'''''''''~'
UNITED STATES BOUNTY to new rceru"s'''''' '"'
UNITED STATES BOUNTY. sdditonsse veteran
soldiers. wv"
Total ''''''''''''''''''~
Application. to be made personally at the Office Of the Coz.
n"''' G.. GODFREY 0UNTHER, Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptrollss
ORIsON BLUNT Supervisor.
ELIJAH r. PURDY. supsrvisos
WILLIAM T. STEWART. supsrvisos.
WILLIAM N. TWEED. Supervisor
County Committee
0EOR0B OPDYKE. Auxiliary Msmb~r.
ORISON BLUM, CAAruaA
- - ~"-"-----S
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BnIpoEPoKT Conn. Thursday. Feb 4. 1864
The validity OF the will OF k. II. Winslow
was established By decree OF the Superior Court hero
today.
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9ueeial Notices.

Tenth Ward Union Associattoa.-A Regular Meet.
ing will be held THIS friday EVENING, at Headquater
Runks Hotel No yt Grand at at ocisk Punctual attend
ancs Il requested. THOMAS G. THORNTON, PRECEDENT
W. BOECKEL, lo.....,..
Anna Il. Dickinson at tho Academy Of Music, In
Brooklyn. MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 6. For particulars
~ vyst''s~s.s undo. tsr 4 kS.s!s' ind v'-aus.
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German Hosiery,

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5,
German Hosiery,
BRITISH OSIERY,
SPRING GLOVES, PARIS MITTS,
PARIS HALF.HOSE,
ALLAN AND KID GLOVE S.
MERINO UNDERWEAR,
PONGEE HANDKERCHIEFS,
SPITALFIELDS HANDKERCHIEFS
SCARFS AND NECK-TIES.
ALSO,
DAMhSKS, TOWELINGS,
CRASHES,
CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS
SHIRTIN LINENS,
PRINTED LINENS,
INEN S H E L T IN g S.
SCOTCH DIAPERS.
WHITE GOODS.
1000 CASES
or THE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR SALE BY
l.. s.. JAFFRAY g. Co..
No. $50 BROADWAY
Clark's
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
FOR THE HAIR.
RESTORES GRAY AND FADED HAIR
TO ITS NATURAL COLOR
AND Is A MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
Restores the Color
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
1. an unequsled Dressing
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
I,soOd for Old People
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE. oa
CLAREs RESTORATIVE.
cLAREs RESTORATIVE.
cLARKS RESTORATIVE,
k'p.s. - fOr Whiskers
cIARKs RESTORATIVE,
Cure, Nar7ou. Headaches.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
Prevent, EruptiOns
cLARRs RESTORATIVE.
Stops Itching and Burning.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
cLARKs RESTORATIVE,
cLARKs RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment.
cLARKs RESTORATIVE,
Contain. no Gum.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
POlishes your Hair.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE.
Prepare. you for Parties
cLARKs RESTORATIVE.
Prepares you for Balls
cLARKs RESTORATIVE.
No Lady vii do wIthOu, it.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE
i',e!d BY Drussi.i. ard Dealers every~hsre.
g. {. CLARK a Co. FroPrsor.
DIS BARNES no. oroer.l Agents.
No % broadwsy Nsw-fort
Iiberi, Division, NO, zs;of r., viii hold. Public
yn,bAt kytSiNG, Feb : is4 = o'clock. + z EAR
dian Temperance Ors,o' VII adse.. meeting Adris
.ion free and a.. arc invited
JOHN MCMILLAN. CHAIRMAN
J. klkER Viz Chairman.
AZ. fucn Secrr,sry.
Post-Onice Notice. The MAILS for GREAT
Bk,IAIN aud tho CONTiskNT. VI, SOUTHAMPTON and
HAMbtR0 Ter steamer OERMASlA and Tor IRELAND
vta QUEENSTOWN. per steamer CITY or kEW-lORk,
wal! a. thi, office SATURDAY, the eth day or
February. nj 10. osock and at the station.
follows Station. and IS 10 stations and ID, ..
- IN. Stations l. and \, .. a NJ; station q. sSm =,
ABRAM EAkEhAN, 7. NJ.
Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION.
COUGHS, COLDS CONSUMPTION.
COUGHS, COLDS CONSUMPTION.
COUUl, COLDS CONSUMPTION.
sWAyNE's COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
SWAfNEs CONPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
sWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
swAIsE's COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
SNAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CnLLKY
CURtS ALL COMPLAINTS
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GLAD NEWS ron THE UNFoRTCsATE.
TIN Lose socGIr FOR
DISCOVERED AT LAST
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTION.

SftLlbohL{. lNJLS ION.
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS. BARKs and LEAVES
CHEROKEE REMEDY, tho great Indian Diuretic, cure.
all disease. the Urinary Organs such ncon,nence OF the
Urine, Inflammation Ofhe Bladder, Inflammation Of the Kid.
neys Stone In tie Bladder, Structure, Gravel, Glee,
and (. especially recommended In those Of Fiuoy
Ai5U, Tor White. in Feraes where all the Old
medicine. have failed.
II prepared in highly concentrated form, the dose only
being nom to tes,poonls three time, per day
II {, duretc and Alternative in s action; purifying and
cleansing the blood causing to flow In all it. original purity
and vsor thu, removing from Tho sy.em al peEneiou,
cause. which have induced dsease.
CHEROKEE INJECTION, Intended a, an ally or assist
all. to tho CHEROKEE REMEDY, and should be- used in
b Dhite. Its effects hra!ng soothing, and seHHi
cent removing all soading heat and pain, instead Of the
burning amos, unendursbe pain that experienced with
nearly all the cheap quaek IpJeetionL
For full particular, &c, pamphlet from any drug store In
the country write and will mail free to any address.
full treatise.
Price. CHEROKEE REMEDY % per bottle. or srec
bottles for S5
Price. CHEROKEE INJECTION, % per bottle or three
bottle. for s3.
Sent by Express. to any address. receipt Of price.
Sold by all druggists everywhere
DIR. w. r. MERWIN G. Co,
SOLE PRoPRlEToRs,
No 50 Lberys., New York.