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, 1865-11-08

NEW YouK. Nov. "a despatch 10 the Savannah
Regulations, dated Columbia, Nov. it, says ex-Gor.
g. 7. Manning is elected Uuiud Stntcs senator for
the term ending 1sG7,
Hon. b. i. Dunktn IL elected Chief Justice to ill
the vacancy Of Jndge U'Neu
The eteaner Chase. from New York, arrived 1t
SaFaunah OIL the 1st. she lad q Ier1lous passage,
her dree hasfns been extincuished,
, 1865-11-08

4 new County PropoAed-Tlc Steamer
Rudolph Sunk-Lo+4, Si5,DDO-Tbe
Election for County Auditor.
ispecial Despatch 10 the Chicago Iribune.]
Sr. LOUIS, Nov, Z.
There Is IN active md spirited discussion eo,pc
on in Franklin county ovcr the question Of new
county. 10 be called Gsant county, md to be formed
ont Of portions OF Franklin, Jefferson, Crawford
md Warrington.
4 dispatch received this morning By NJ. s.
Mepbam Bro, from Little Rock, announces that
the eteames Rudolph snnk yesterday tn The Artan-
inns riyer, fifteen miles below Little Rock, In eeren
MI of 1ate4, No liyes wero lost Tbs Rudolph
,rss c,,e o{ Linz Of ST. Louis md Artlns4a tiYez
, 1865-11-08

NEw IoRK. Nor. 1.-THE Commercjart epecial
eays the organization Of Congress absorbs The at
tentton of politicians, WHO begin to crowd the
city. The Clerk Will not call the nance Of members
Of the Southern Statce. Aot1ons ri1l he offered
aftcr ro1lc giving seats to Col. Stokes and other
Representatives Of known .oysity. who can take the
oath, and whose States have reputIated the wsr
debt and adopted The Constitutional AmeQtmept
, 1865-11-08

THE NEWS.
Gold closed at 14s.
Civil rule 11as been established In Mobile
There was m eight hour demonstration at
Cincinnati la't evening,
December 7th has been appointed as Thanks.
giving Day In Pennsylvania
JEFF Davis is to le speedily tried before
Jury Of hie pecrs.
Nirz is 10 be hanged next Friday in the yard
Of the Old Capitol pEi.on.
Further important discoveries Of gold have
heen made N Mlpnceotn.
Gen. j. D. Webster and Lew Wallace have
resigned.
new County in Missouri to be called
G,ant is to be made out Of portions Of FrauE1in,
Jefferson, Crawford md " aehtnrton.
Ex-Governor 7. F. Manning, Of Georgia,
has becn elected United States Senator for the term
ending in 1867.
The stern wheeler Randolph, with valu-
able cargo, sunk recently in the Arkansas t1vur.
Loss $4,000.
1t IL proposed to erect factories and make
village On the site Of Camp Dcunisou. n.a1 Gin
clunAu.
Tic Wheeling 1ntt'hgcneer says political
conspisacies- are foot to compass reunion of
vrrinia and West Virginia.
Tie new Legislature Of the State Of Iowa
is politically divided follows: Senate, Republi-
eau -; Opposition s. House. Republican, s.;
Opposition Il. Republican minority On JOINT ballot
1UG-larre enough for Ill practical purposes.
4 lad na1ncd Joseph s~'incbold, aged only
fourteen years, Of Peoria, attempted to commit
ruicsdc on Sunday By shooting himself. III 1rcat-
mcnt by Lis parents wAs The { luse- He ID yet
alive, hut In critical condition.
The FL kAder (lowA,) Journal says the
bloody nux &nd typhoid fever arc prevailing to IN
alarming c1tcnt in that {Clsyton> county. Al Fay
cite number have died trom these complaints
and the school is nearly broken up.
4 fire at Louisville, Ky, on Sunday, at the
corner Of Second ana Main ttrects+ caused 4 dam-
age Of some So 400 10 the stock Of clothing Of Geo.
D. blanchard & Co., whore store YVES deluEed with
watcr. The damage by burning was slight.
The steamer Cuba brings two days later
ad,ices- The English press continues to comment
on ibe new Cabinet nod arrests Of Feniaua kept
up. The complication between Frankfort md Aus
tr'a md Prussia, Ia moi yet tetled- The French
WI evacnatc Rome soon e the Ita1f21 elections
&rr completed.
The schooner Driver was capsfzed On Lake
Michigan. last Friday, and dnlted around the Lake
I'LL tuuday evening, when she Was discovered from
the pier 1t Grind Ahycn, and MD sent to her. Sir
men were found lashcd IL her. One man waa
drowned md one nearly frozen to death, but Will
recover.
The official vote of Colombo at the election
September sth, Is declarrd =, follows: Fur the
Coosatution, {, 8,o25; asatnet% 9.s7p; SHOWING ia
1o7ty Of cn1y 1H IN Mvor Of Siate Government.
On the proposition 10 strike the word - nhte -
ffom The new Constitution, the afcs we9e 17B, and
the noes 4,19a.
The lousc of Mr.. william WaIkdcau in the
township Of NarrensvIlle, near Cleveland, Ohio,
Was broken INTO Last Thursday morning. and I
~.11t
, 1865-11-08

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-1here Il a report which
%ecIDs 10 Ike .ee authenticated TINT the 1resideu
has approved the sentence paesed upon Viz. to be
hanged ty the neck until be he dead, and has or
dessd It 10 he canned into execution On Friday
nc1t- Preparation. are now being made for the
E1ccptiOD
, 1865-11-08

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfibnue.l
NEW fonK+ Nor. is p. u.-Ihe returns re-
eeised from Massachusetts. indicate 1 very heavy
majority for Bullock, {tsep) LOT Governor, and that
lhe Stale viii be a1no.t entirely Republican.
Returns from Massachusetts indicate Eery lasre
majority for Bullock, {Repnbncun,) for Governor.
The following retnrns are received:
Sa1etn-Bul1ock, 1854; Couch. tDern.,) eS5.
alp1den-BuIIock, 533; Couch, 5
Aarblehcad- Lubbock. io5; Couch 319.
Andoyer- Bullock, Eli; Couch, 80.
Legislature, a. far As heard from, all Republican
BosroS, nor. 7.-Ths following ate Bpllock's
, 1865-11-08
Col,aeset. t........... 81 NesLaer.
by Aseoc1ated PreHs.l


Colaeset- NetEuer. IL
[By Associated Prees.I
Ros7ox. Nov. 7.-our State election took place
teday TIE sote xss t%a-aboas totsiTs 11t q
Paine q. 1870 Returns indicate larger proportion
q loss 10 the Democrats The vote OF Boston vas
az 1 w. ans sna 1T sf Rs.
Bullock 5, III, Couch 1o5as-
1oa00Q which bullock will receive ffon Il, ,0W 10
s0, 0,GO0, md Couch legs than =, zoo.
Gen. Banks IL elected t9 coneztss IN the 9Th DIS
- that for Governor. walthan, hit own torn g.ves
him III asa,net 1ss for Greenwood; Have1hifl 6N
4E.sss ~ =, I'D chafs'to"n gives more than
The democrats have elected one Senator, In snf-
fo tse sos II thf Wsa and - IN
The Democrats have elected slx Representatives
and tle Republicans fourteen. 1he House Of Rep
MINNESOTA.
ST: rACL, Nor: I'LL p. m.-Returns CONS In
lsree majority IL The state. Saltwater town and
Governor, md 81 majority against the amendment.
IS s1ts. e Winons eVes Marshs,i @ IL 1o S sorits
and II majority a., ,ainst the amendment.
MICHIGAN.
lspee'a1 Deepatch to the Chicago Tr7bune.1
DETROIT, Nov. 7.-Thc election In this city lo-day
paced Oh quietly, and has resulted tn the election
Of majority Of the Democratic city hcket. n. J..
Milk, Democratic eaodidate for Mayor, hss na-
joEity Of about e00. Julint Stall, Republican, for
Police Justice, has majority Of ove{ 1000
OF the Aldermen. the Republicans have 3. the
Democrats 2, and the Wor1ipgmen !. The Demo
crats lore members In the Common Council.
l. B. Willard, Republican candidate for Orezseer
Of The Poor, ie probably elected by small majority.
CONNECTICUT.
NV HAVEN, Nor. 1.-The Democrats carried this
town In the election to-day, their majority being
slightly less than last year.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nor THE v0fe In Baltimore Is very
light. There was sery little opposition. There
we're less thnn TOO yotes cast. Ihom1s fs elected
In The end District to Congress to I'll the vacancy oc
cazioned BY the resignation o! Col. ALL Hates
LATEST.
0FI1cE or TIE ASSOCIATED FREss, New ToRk.
Nov. g. a.m.-At ba1f part Il o'clock 1fis morning
the 1F1ttn9f estimates ehox the election Of the
Union ticket in this State by about 1000 minority.
with Democratic majority in this city Of about
Nard, Union, for Governor, is probably elected
tn Ne~ Jersey. and the Assembly and Seuate Of
fat Stale will be Union, thns eneul3u~ the passase
Q! the Constitutional Amendment.
IT 1e1.fEts estimate show the election OF the Union
tsket in this State by 60 00G majority, with Demo-
cratic minority in this city p, ,u0l
, 1865-11-08

P1c7oK. c. ", Nov. 7.-The schooner lntc1na-
ttopaL OF ChIc1~o reported ashore yesterday, weni
to pieces hst night. Two OF her crew named Ftan-
cis scott, Of kingston, and David Hrodeack, res1-
dence unknown, and Mrs. Ellen NeWcomb. from
boclcafef. Hetr drowned.
, 1865-11-08

Bosyow, Nov. rs. L. Wentworth, Of the Ncnt-
worth Expnss, ~ns robbed lat evening OF $3GD
near Topshold, Mass, on The road, By t~o pads,
who both presented p!kto!s.
, 1865-11-08

Thanksgiving in F.rnn.x,r.rt.
uARRisnrHo, Pa, Nov. ;,-t;ov Go ~ -.
sueo p1oclamatlo4 appoinune The II of neFsm.
hcf a. day o1 thankscis7nE and pEas.r ~ 0esc'1A'
, 1865-11-08

~, u.S, uaSSnK, Sos 1.-THE steamship Karnack;
steamship ctrcaA4ian, asrised ILL morning.
, 1865-11-08

1kcHiGnatlon OF Gems. Webster and
wannce-Fhc Retchun Forgery Case
The Wyoming Hotel 8ox-The mn.

sDI;,o% ~ oA lens. webster and
"a.iaee-Hhe "a Aetehuna Forgery Case
sfcIaux, Strike. ''~
ster md Lewis Wallace f9se he. T.. * Mep
positions In the army.
Major general schoaefd leaves this city for
Europe IN Inc next etcamcr, On years leave Of
Wallsce y, ,Wh'ttlesey, arrested LAST september
fer embezzlenent Of fluids rom the United States
By he Grand jury Of liz Un,ted states Circut
Court. HI Will BE- uied at the approaching session
ia the Superior Court .NS7'~'
, 1865-11-08

NEw foRk, Nor. 7.-Ar+ Holden, Con.r,,,.,,...
candidate for Governor Of North CasnlIn. = HaSc "
danger Of defeat by the Ant.Rcpud,atlouisls ~ ~
, 1865-11-08

4 1'oYm0AteF Under Arrest
NV YonK. Nov. 7.-Mnt. Robbins, u. =. Paw.
master, on duiy in Maine, has been placed under
arrest. on charge OF fraud.
, 1865-11-08
Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nem advertisements.
DeCRkFF'S
CLOTHING
HOUSE!
BOYS
DEPARTM M EMT.
BOYS
SCHOOL SUITS!
In Endless Variety, from $500
Upwards.
BOYS
DRESS SUITS,
Black, Blue and Dahlia Cloths,
Figured and Plain Cassllueres,
| BOYS
G O A II 8,
From common to the Finest Beavers,
the best Assortment West
Of New York.
| Aq LOWER PRICES
Than any other House engaged In the
Trade IN this city. An E1au1lna-
L.. ti0n will Prove this Fact.
4. DE GRAFT,
Cor. State and Randolph Sts.
n. B.-Picces given to u,utch. uos1t
ROYAL ERNIlNE,
ofthis beautiful Fur We h.Ec splendid assortment
u Unreasonable pr7ces.
brewster. Furrier, sherman House.
, 1865-11-08
Chicago Grlbnnc.
TIKI ELECTIONS.

I'll. elections yesterday went all one way
overwhelmingly KepublIcan-MAssacbnsetts
Ser York, New Jcrsey, Wisconsin and
Minnesoia- The Illinois county elections
show remarkable Republican victories IN auch
Coppcrhcad strongholds as Galena, Peoria
and Quincy. The result In this county
il commented upon elsewhere So far As an
opportunity WA afforded, Illinois has placed
herself conspicuously in the Union column Of
1855.
In Nkw YoaK the renegade slocum Is de-
feated By majority va1iously estimated from
twenty to thirty Thousand. Ills o~n town,
Syracuse, witch gave majority for McClel-
Ian last fill, has gone against him by 15o
majority.
In NEW JkRsEr the Coppesheads are routed
uttcrly-Narcns J. Ward being elected Gov
c.nor BY from three to five Thousand major
ity. TIE Legislature u also Union, securing
the passage Of the Constitutional Amend
mcnt. All things considered. this is the most
gratifying victory Of the season.
In WlscoEs1S the Republican ticket Is
elected By from five TO ten Thousand majority.
The suffrage amendment Of the Constitution
is undoubtedly defeated.
In MASSACHUSETTS 1t appears that one
Democrat has been elected to the State
Senate, be being returned, probably, TO make
the thing Interesting Gen. Banks is elected
to Congress.
In MINNESOTA, although the returns come
In slowly, sufficient have been received to
ensure q handsome Republican triumph and
the election Of Marshall for Governor.
, 1865-11-08

ST. pACI, Nor. I'LL P. m.,-Returns come In
elow1y. The indications are that Marshall will hare
large majority ia the state. StIllwnter town and
county gre eight majority for Rice {Den.) for
Governor, and 81 majority against The amendment
Minneapolis gives Marshall tkep-} for Governor,
ISL majorty. N1n1na gives Marshall 100 majority,
and u majority 4. ninst the amendment.
, 1865-11-08

Tho Crops in Te1na-Cfvil Rule Estab-
ltshed in Mobilc-A Cannrd Contrn-
dIctcd-ff3IlroAd Col11xlon-PerHonal.
, 1865-11-08

Aongstreefs Dcc1arations-Tle New
4ofK Flre Dcparttncnt-The Cholera
"A Thorough Examination to be
Mnde.
, 1865-11-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

out PaTmasters-Dhcha
Ing Female C1erks-Jed. Davis Trial
-wtrz to be Hanged on Friday-He-
ccjpt$ Of Internal ReFcnuc-Jen. Da-
vt%' 0verrnat- APPoIntments-Trau
fer nf Bodies Of Union So1diers-
Banks Brought to Terms-CoYS OF
Collecting Internal Revenue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-15

BY the arrival Of the Ocean Queen, at
New York, we have Panama 2dvices To
October thirtv-first,
War BIAS been declared between Spain
and Chill, and an the ports of the latter
declared by Admiral Pazja, commander
of the SPANISH squadron, blOCkaded since
the Jwenty-fourth, tendays being allowed
for vessels then in port 60 clear.
The thilian Congress authorized loan
of two million dollars, and the Execu-
tive was invested with unlimited power
Co raise troops and procure ships, etc,
The Diplomatic Corps in Chill protest
emphatiCally against the mode of block
ade. the Admiral proposing TO maintain
iJ by means Of cruisers.
The panic oceasiGned by this sudden
rupture is unprecedented. In Chilli busi-
ness is greatly Frustrated.
The English line Of steamers between
Panama and Valparaiso receive no pas
senSers or freight for any point south
of Bolivia.
tits believed that the mails carried by
the steamers viii be received by the En-
glish gunboats and conveyed along the
tnIiaB coast.
The Cnited States sloop St. Mary was
at Valparaiso,
The disafieetlon arising Iamong the
reyonuouists Of Peru gives prOspectof all
bodies binding together TO assist Chill.
The murder Of eX-President Barrels in
Central America was not strengthening
the security of the Government.
Or. William b. Little, OF Nevada, the
newly appointed Consul at Havana,
arrived on the twenty-eighth, and has
assumed his duties, There is nothing Of
interest from the interior,
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one square one insertion 81 90
each additional insertion iH
Two weeks G 90
one month 5 90
EE- a % advertisements in the spccial Sotice
column VIII be charged ID cents per line.
rf- Marriage and death notices published as
other sfaNtsrilsl -Tllents-
re- All advertisements not marked Tor a spe-
cifcd time VIII lse discontinued az the end Of
one week.
49, An advertisements for the Appeal must
De- hanled iu 40 the Clerk s desk
T'r1asie1f embellishments Hiasi Be- paid Tor
irl enhance
E- no advertisement viii appear Ia The
Ne.s'y PAPER, unless by special contract
b. Advertisements 10 be inserted iu the
IS eaZlF paper only or as irregular intervals Ia
either al the plpc1>- VIII De- charged ST uer
81 .ugre Tor each and every insertion.
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Arrival Of ihe Gernanis nj Yea York.
Fru1C- and The United Na3es-Tle Pro
Isf gf Sending FUVti1n Troops 20
MtricO C0udeMHed = The L0Ia08
Times on tie NciC British Ng5iHst-
LC7d Russell .S50yply Criticised.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-15

Ca An incident sad % have occurred
during the Emperor Napoleon's visit to
san Sebastian, is repeated with much
pleasure by the Spaniards. When the
dinner table was set out, the Queen per-
eeived that four arA chairs had been
placed under the same canopy at its
head-for herself, the King Consort, the
Emperor, and the Empress, The story
goes that she Instantly ordered two Of
them 70 be removed, observing with
much vivacity, thatundera royal canopy
suu1nounted by the crown Of Spain, none
but the sovereign OF spain should sit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-15

CHOLERA The cholera was brought
10 New York in eighteen hundred and
forty-eigbt by the steamer New York
which arrived at that port oB November
ninth, With four hundred passengers rom
Havre. By a singular coincidence, II is
again introduced there In the same
month, and by a similar steamer, aommg
fToHl ths same port, the Atlanta having
reached New York on the night OF the
second instant from Havre. In eighteen
hundred and fQrty-eight the eaOlaEs did
cct spread beyond the steamer, but it
broke out in the following spdng.
This. however, should not create eEy
overweening confidence IA o similar
pause Of its raXages during the winter
Notwithstanding the advanced season, it
ls progressing in Paris and Madrid, and,
acc0rdmgto to latest accounts, the disease
has also broken out in PORTUGAL and
Southern Russia Ae are glad 70 per-
aaive lhat The local authorities Of New
York, Philadelphia, Trenton, lndianap-
oils, and other parts of the country, are
awake to the necessity ef taxing ip-
madiate measures tor cleaning the streets
and removing nuisances tilat threaten to
spread the epidemic.
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DAROCHIAL scHOOL---The Rev. M.
il Wheeloek VIII open school for boys in The
Basement Of Grace church, HernGndo street on
Monday, the 18th Of November, Dol2-3te
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ESA- A number Of Treasury clerks ofthe
higher grades are doing lively business
as brokers. some OF them have as much
as three thaGsand dollars out at eight and
ten per cent. month. One sixteen hum
dred dollar clerk in the Third Auditors
Office boasts that by las system of eXac-
ton, which Is made possible by the ne
eessiiies Of his poorer fellow clerks, he
makes from two TO three hundred dollars
a month above hi= salary. This state of
thiass Is beginning 30 excite remark. as
it Is thought these pslTeIs ought at least
to take Oat brokers licenses, and nav
some tax on their enormous profits.
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UBoJYN DE LHUYS


THE CHOLERA IN PARIs--vTSTT OF THE
ENPEBOE TO THE HOSPITALS.
The Emperor paid an unexpected visit
on Friday last 10 the Hotel Dieu. His
Majesty went through all the wards, in
" hich he staid an hour, speaking 10 all
the patients suffering with cholera. His
Majesty perceived with great pleasure
that a great number were conysleseent,
and that many beds were aireacy vacant
Nhigh showed that the epidemic had
ceased TO make progress. All the patients
were sensibly affected by the marks OF
interest shown them by their Sovereign
The Emperor expressed ais satisfaction
90 the sisters, the physicians, ana attend
ants. On his departure His Majesty Was
checrod by & large crowd assembled IN
the Place NOtre Dame.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-15

The steamship Germania arrived al
New York last evening, with London
papers to the tuenty-ffth ult Her ad-
vices were anticipated. We give the
following extracts from oar foreign files;
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@l, The following is the sentence Of
Gen BrlSr0p.

no, The following is the sentence Of
Gen. Briscoe;
"And the Court does, therefore, SEN
tence him. Brev. Brig.-Gen. James c.
BIisr0e, Col. 1gJth Pennsylvania Volun-
teeTs, 10 be cashiered and dishonorably
dismissed from the United States service,
and DO forever disqualified from holding
amy Office Of honor trust or profit under
the United States Government; that he
rorfeit all pay and allowance now due or
which may become due to him, and to be
confined at hard labor at such place Of
confinement as the Secretary of War
may direct for and during the term Of
five years
The findings and sentence are APP
proved and confirmed: but in view of
the high testimonials 10 former good
character and galiantry of Gen. Briscoe
by Gems. Meade, Hancock, Stoneman,
Gi5bon, TORY and Sickles, 50 much Of
the sentence as imposes confinement is
RENTED.
b. order OF the President OF The United
. States.
.-.o-a47 = n TrgVr0-aEN-1t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-15

~ It Is understood that the President
has determined to pardon al except a
certain class Of rebels, numbering about
one thousand, composed of the most
pfominent leaders OF the rebellion.
re- The United States sloop 81, Mary
wag al Valparaiso.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-15

BS- A retired officer, aged seventy, at
Quevrain, in Belgium, wrote letter
stating that the brilliancy Of the sun rem
dered life insupportable, and then COM
IN tied suicide.
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rrsE PRESIDENT AND THE NORTH
CAEOTENTAES.

Important iTelrs on Rcc0nsfyucfiOn-
Sotahss0 ,Syotes SJiH on Probation
Ratification of he C0a&fitu5ioRoE
4gUep6Ble0f
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rRIcr 81 srnecRIPTIoN.

Daily On advance per anuum SIC 70
Der week ~
TO carriers and neWs-dealerS, per copy
Weekly per anuum .in adTancel 90
60 Aosu bseTip ptiau entered GA our fsltiit booh7
f1r "a less time than one month-
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Assistant Adjutant General"
About noon his counsel proceeded to
the Old Capitol, and presenting the
order, Brisrce was released. He was
hissliy elated al his escape from iupris-
onment, As he had fully expected to go
to the penitentiary, An hour afterward
be was playing d jovial game of billiards.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-23
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA.

In DYSPEPSIA, with It's attendant symptoms Indges
ton, NAuseA, Less Of Appetite, Lownsls Of Spirits
Rlatuenes Collie, CostiVensss, Sick Headache LAsstde
DlArrheA, General Debility ste its efficacy is abundant
" Atested BY the certificates appended and will be
mmedlately apparent upon trial. We do not assert
that "CrmeAn Bittsrs" will every Of Dyspep
siA In such as have become Chronic, we can only
promise relief; but In ordinary Of only few
Year, standinE NO failure has 10 know ledge
where the use has corrssponded with the
atectlons Very mAaY cases have been cured By
Two bottles Dyspeptics impatient, and ny from
Of two bottles and proper regard to exercise and reg
guaranteed.
DYsPEPsIA-From the Hon, Robert Morris. Of Ken.
tucky SO extensively known to the Masonic fraternity
Of the United Safes;
NEW YoRE, July 10, 1854.
DhAH slR have lived in the Southern Statss-mueh
Of the time IN Missisnppl-for more than twenty
years and have had share Of those complaints that
enset the liver aud produce Dyspepsia This has render
cd regular use Of tonies medical necessity TO me, and
! am familiar with the action OF all the standard
eneaeioua in the Congestion Of the Liver and DyspepsA
a. Crlmean BitterB this after fsr triH upIu my
own syateal and upon others 10 whom Lave
% them believe II they freely used by persons
whose Iystems are enerVAted, they would relieve aud
'VentuAly cure large proportion ofsueh eases.
.
Hon J. A. MeDougAl, U. g. Senator ofCafornia. says
your Crmean Bittsrs excellent for digegon cor
rsetns dArrnsa n,usei, irritation Of the somaeh and
the creation Of wholesome appetite They pleasantly
exnilerate but follow by no atupyhng rsacton They
are The best bitters have used"
The above written records and Thousands OF ysrbA
stAtemenis echo them from other EOurcss.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-23
FOR SALE.
A Beautiful Country Seat,

About az miles frem Wilmington, on
u,frxA the wilmington and New Castle road
A3 ELAThe house Il Just finished; contains on
Et 4 l gart aOor Parlor, Drawing Room, Dining
FMtA VI u Room and Kitchen; on the second noor,
ess Is fine large Chambers, the third floor 4
Chambers, &c. The house Is we'll ventilated with Inc
hall ise.. Wide, the FIRST and second stories The
building OF the modern cottage style, has splendid
view the river snd surrounding country No expense
has been spared 1t complete. There s some
Aores In the ns Whare the house stands, and II the
purchaser DESIRES could be obtained seveial
the opposite side Of the road There aabng for four
horses and cows II desired. The Carriage
H0uss will hold two three carriages.
Ia deemed unnecessary TO add more, any person
who may want to buy can view the property for them
selves. II d. HICKS,
dec23-L Wimlngt