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LOST
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-Honse and Lot. No. S Olinton-st,
containing ten rooms In good repair. Vel els
tern and Lake water on the place. For further in
formation INQUIRE on premises. lye.8l
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IL on Superior street extension. ? l-2 mills from
the Psstofhoe, consisting OF ten acres Of land under
cultivation, and wAtsred By q neTer-faili1g STREAM
On the premisas ere 3 small frame house, large barn,
four acres Of vineyard. six and eight years old in
wire trellis, 30 apple trees, rs peach trees, al choice
varieties Of grated fruit, different kinds Of cherry,
dws-f and stauda IT pear trees, ounces, currants,
halt acre Of strawberries, and 4 fine variety of shade
and ornamental trees and shrubberv. Said land has
50 rods front on Superior street, and is Susceptible at
small expense Of meking a beautiful rural home and
pecuniarlly productive TO It's owner For further
particulars enqire of F0L5AMBE 4 WILKINS,
233 superior, cor. Seneca SITS. iy;3s
DOR S~ALE-HOUsE AND L0T-situAted on
II Seymour street, near the new Congregations
Church, University HeiRhts, about one mile from the
Postof1ce. The House is IN good condition; choice
fruit and shrubbery on the lot. For price aud terms
enquire at the City Clerks Ofioe. south side Of the
Public SQuere, Cleveland. mayZss3D
EOR SALE-A Five Octave. Piano style, Meao-
Il deOn, Kennard, Dreher a Cos make, IN perfect
order, will be sold very low. Inquire At Leader
office. ~junes:3ls
DOR ~sALK-OIL-A nne lot Of Patrolsln Burn
ing Oh, Ct thu Factory Of WI GUILD. en- Qen-
k-a4 War aau7f.RTr
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CLEVELAND NhOlesale Harket,

TUEsBAT EVENING, July 10, 1855.
FreiZhts-The following are the rates by Lake
(steaml and Rail from this port to New York and
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GENTS WANTRD-To sell the largest and
n best work on Agriculture ever published. 1t is
3 i" Farmers Library" complets In one volume.
Y. g. A. q. ROWE, Publishers, 26s SuperiOr-st-,
Cleveland, o. june5s3S-W
"AETKR-RAEE ORANGE FOR AGENTS.
W What the peopi want. Com plets History ofths
War, n ~61elGrEe volume, splendidfy flnstrNtsd, with
over I25 hoe portraits Of Generals and Battle Soensa.
The most CANDID, lucid, omplete, sutbentio and peia-
bic history published. 1t ~oontsins reading matter
eQaAl to three large volumes Send for circulars and
Bee our terms. Address JONES BROS. q o las
U-t Fnurth ct fHnrfnnah -EEW
WANTED.-S2O0 PER MONTH pari to agents
w to Introduce our new SIS, SIS aud so Sewing
Machines, Ketnhum's Patent Address, with stamn,
MoHADNOOK SEWING MACHINE CO., VIM
chendOu. Mass. juneS-346-d&v3m
WANTED-OanVssssrs TO sell and put up Bar
w tons Patent Gong House Bell. Men are clear
ing from $50 to 500 per mouth. Send for circular.
q r. MATTESON. Gent Agent. Grafton. q. ans.52
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CITY NEWS

Gold, Silver, Ivory, Rosewood. Cocoa,
Palmetto and Whalebons Canes; 81 p 2
90 Eunp Hg ssaHoGGNiS e {
237 Superior street.
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H. F. Biggar, M. D.. Surgeon and Physi-
clan, office with j. c. Sanders, NJ. D., Ly-
mans Block, % Public Square.
References-Drs. A. o. Blair, j. C. San
ders, BeckWith and Schneider, and S. R.
Beckwith.
S. R. BECKwIrH, Consulting Surgeon.
JnlY 6:-33O. - ----
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DAILY LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1866.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

new ADVERTIsEMENTB.
Academy Of Music-Hanloa Brothers.
FELTON, 4 BigeloW-Locai Notice.
Dalley's GalEapis Horse sAlve-LocaiN Notice. {
Petit 4 BoHasd-For Lake Superior,
Ford & wagnerELocal Notice.
Book Disqualification Wanted
Cowles & Co.-Plated Ware.
Z H. S. whittlesey-Closing of Tax Books.
Ford q Wagner-White MarseiIles.
W. M.-Situation Wanted.
WIN. Il. smith-PropOssIs for Printing.
Protective Fuel Oo.-CoAI and Wood.
III Ohio street-Boarders Wanted.
Foljambe L WiIkins-For Rent.
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IVORY HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY.

l. Nice lot Just received OArTers and Steels,
Dining and Desert Knives, At reduced prices.
nAyis OoWLEs 4 90, Redden HOUSE,
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~ For Evening Edition News
see lnside2 n q
81 For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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Go to FELTON, & Bigelow's Union Business
rofooa
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To PRrSrERs.-Two or three good compos-
tors wanted Immediately. Apply at the
LEADER job room. iuly9
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MYSTERY SoLvED.-The immortal az. NJ"
the philosopher, orator and s~atirist, will
lift the veil and solve the mystery on the
Public Square this evening. or go 10 prison.
Go to FELTON, & Bigelow's Union Business
College.
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BsLrNG RIBBON NJ TANNING RIBBON,
just received at Ford & Wagner's, 257 supe-
rior street 2zEEgE
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Pocket Knives, at Burt & Dare's. jy9
Calendar Clocks, at Burt & Dars's, 14O
Superior street, opposite Weddel House.
iyg
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osMego Market.JnfY 10.


ELouR-Duli and dropping. Sales A. SiI,25 for
No. l sEriDg; sl2,75St3s5 itr rod winter SIS. so
alb IS for NN
WHEAT-Quiet and nomfnalIy s. love-. Sales
at ss.21 for Milwaukee dab No l Chicago spring
at S2,O5. -.-
CoKN-Qriet and nrmiaslly lower. n l Illinois
cant b. queted over T97So-
OArs-On red TO arrive At 55c for prime Western
Whifh is above buyers ' ews
CASAL FEEIGHTs-bull. Wheat PFC; corn lie,
te New York Lumber advanced 10 ST. 80 to
Hud-on, and bOAt- very scarce.
Lane IaPOATs-2l,O Nv bush wheat; 20 900 bush
corn.
CANAL FxPoRrs-',srG bush what.
Chicago EDrGc,-JuIy 10.
FLoUR-TulI. frWT rftT
WHEEr-Dul. Sales at sl,s7@I. s7IE for No /,
aud Sl,22@I,2 % for No. =.
Consultative. sales ut 57L@59c for No i;
56E457%e for No 3.
H-ssssdy. siles at se]5c for No. I;.so4S
30Ic for NO2.
PROY1sIONs-HulI. r
HIGHwISEs-Stsatr
kEcEIFTs-Flour 6,5OO bbls.; wheat Il. COO bu.;
corn 25O.OOJ bu.; oats 5t,6tN bp.
sHIrMESTs-Floar 500, bills, wheat 30. 600 BIO;
corn $50, 600 bu.; oats A, 900.
Milwaukee Market-JuIy IO.
FLoUR-ruH.
wHEAr-Wtsk. Sale, at 81, 1891, 50 for No /.
~C0KS-Ds~iined l..
ned 1Sc
kEcEIPr-FiGurL.5Obb ls.; wheat IL goo bush
corn S 90; oats 1900.
SHIFuENTs-FIuur 2OOO btIs.; wheat 10, 600 bush.
1850 coin; 500 tat-.
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Peiroleum-----~---- As 55
The westward-bound rates by lake and rail are
As follows;
nt "a "a tth
To Cleveland, Toledo and
Detroit--------~-SI 90 s5c Csc 45o
. n VIC "o 900
Ei""r-Ih ne market Is quiet ana unchanged. We
q"o'e Sisy maui Ieu GO "A
eiO'VOSio 10 "A spring sl'ZoSn'oo
country Orsnos AA red range at Slo'5O9l2'So
Hna A Nm'e sS'ooslo'O-
u'onnea IS.e' GALES
1'al' No. l nlWSuAee spring al sz'Ioi car do
- 80 0-ei"s nomin"'
iA,, oenanu . nm oeie' . cars
No, !eho~ anu car NO. mi&eo Al Ic.
~ III ''' o. neiu At 4'94'e
= s'or
ess,.~ gu ~ 90'
POrk-ouist and steady. No. 1 City Mess
49,, = S S'-'"' Ftme mess SSO'OOi
sS''
o'eA1y o V"J-rehuerSo al &c IN ter
cen anu @o7zGh Kegs
nSAA soou request ana hrm-- saie 4ooo
IDs my sugAIourea eAnVassed al z4ej country
i'9S
shOoIders-SteAdy. Sales 100 lbs City-eured
HtIoc- Oountry-oured IS9l4e.
Bacon-fH at 2Oc for City cured country
lo9lfc'
mess Beet-Flrm at s2o,O for eity-packed.
OrAeO beei-fHm al Se eanVAssed-
Dueter-Vulet ous tho market Is hrm at z7S
-oc iOr enoioe western reserve.
Cneesc-Duu' but unchanged and steady at
AU9LIc ior common TO choice dairy and factory
made
Ekss-in isiF demand sales i2bblsat ZsS2Sc.
out IN hght stock and
nrm 80
We quote: S4,5O@4,55
ior W per CsAt. Cologne Spirits, IS per cent 81
0O9f'eo- neutral Proof spirits S2,4s92,4s.
bondsd heia nominahy at
34936c on spot Free 64S56e
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WHITE MARsAILLEs.-A new lot Just re-
.eeived at Ford & Wsgner's, 257 Superior-st.
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VuLcASIrE JEwELRY.-Bracelets, sets of
Earrings, Pins and Cuff Buttons. Also, a
nice assortment of Guard, Leonteen, Chat
lain and Vest Chains, at S. HoGAN's,
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TIE WEArHER--The following meteorolo
gical record is reported for the LEADER by
L. H. s1~lomOus0n, opticiAn, under the
Amar.
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Go to FELTON, / BigoIO&s Union Business
College. eaE-
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The funeral of Mrs. A. ButtIes will be at
tended at Trinity Church, this afternoon at
two o'clock. = 4SA
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The best carpet sweeper made is sold by
Beekwith q Sterling. Try it july 10
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Go to FELTON, & Bigelows Union Business
Colleqe--
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Go TO FELTON, & Bigelow's Union Business
College.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-12

Tne following letter appears in an Eng
arlfah forrTr, ii


Tne following letter appears in an Eng
glish journal;
ON The 9th March, exactly at . am a
rather severe shock of earthouake shook
my house. II appeared to take the mo-
ton Of a sine, and, at the same time. a
kind Of rolling motion from east to west;
all the timbeTs ia my house creaked sim
liar 10 the noise heard on board a steamer
when laboring in heavy sea. The
shock lasted one minute or more. or
about twice IS long as the heaviest
gust OF wind that often comes. unou
us here in the night. The shocl, vas
felt more severely by my neighbors. even
those not far distant 1t appeared AT
first to come as a mighty rush the
weather vas calm and the Sky cloud,,
fhe night before, at eleven O'Clock was
calm and bright starlight but little or
no northern lights,n Some few da,,s
previously the weather had been e.
cold-the greatest cold we have had this
winter. The sea las is always the case
here when the thermometer is ahont
twenty-seven degrees below freezinql
appeared as If boiling, and thick steam
about two hundred feet thick, lay on the
surface. On the lst inst, just before sun
rise, the thermometer was sixty-seven
degrees below freezing, but on the s;h
the day before the earthquake) the ther-
monleter was only about seven degrees
below freezing, and consequently no
steam upon the water, There had also
been brilliant sunshine during the last
few days; but yesterday, the 9Th, after
the earthquake), at 10 a. m, for a short
time, there was crest STERN of wind
from the north however, the rest of he
day was cloudy and calm; to-day, the
10th. a. m, driving snow j .. n ti.ayy
ana rain, aud strong westerly wind SD.
m, no "nothern lights" rain. The
"northern lights have been very bril-
liant for some time past every evening.
on the Sd, and also on the 7th, there
Was very s.rong he4Ia Of light, nearly
as wide as our usual rainbow, stretching
over the heavens through the zenith
from east to west horizon; this was seen
on both occasions at about pm, and
remained steady for some time On the
evening of the 7th instant the heavens
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were lighted up brilliantly in every
direction, north, south, east and west
for several hours al light OF a
yellow cast. The peasants here call the
northern lights" "wind lights" be-
cause whenever they are red, or assume
the colors OF the rainbow, and the rays
Of light, so to speak, roll after each other
then are we certain 10 have more or less
wind in a few hours after.
j have the honor 10 be, sir, your obedt sery't
EfRWlNE j. EERNIE- T
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impose the least obligation upon the sew
eral States Of this Union to submit 70
such an unwarrantable act, or to receive
into their family and fraternity such mis-
begotten and iliegitimate progeny.
We hesitate not 10 say that annexa-
ton, effected by any act or proceeding OF
the Federal Government or any of its
departments, would be Identical with
dissolution. IL would be violation OF
our national compact, its objects, de-
signs and the great elementary princi-
pies which entered into its formation of
2 character so deep and fundamental,
and would be an attempt to eternize
an institution and a power of a
nature so unjust in themselves and so
Injurious to the interests and abhorrent
to the feelings Of the people OF the free
States, as, in our opinion, not only ine-
vitably TO result in a dissiution Of the
Union, but fully to justify it; and we
not only assert that the people of the
free States ought not TO submit to- but
We say with confidence they would not
submit to itu
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TREATM ENT.

Helmbold's highly concentrated Compound
Extract Buchu, IS decidedly one OF the best
remedies for diseases Of the bladder, kidneys,
gOuty affections. Under this head, We have
arranged Dysuria, or difficulty and pain in
passing water, scanty seCTetiOuS or small and
frequent discharges OF water; strangury or
stopping Of water Hematuria or bloody urin;
gout and rheumatism Of the kidneys. without
any change in quantity, but increase in color
or dark water. 10 was always highly recon-
mended, by the late Dr. Physick, in these Rnec-
tions. This medicine increases the power Of
digestion and eXcites the absOrbents into
healthy exercise, by which the watery or call
careous depositions and all unnatural enlarge
ments. as well as pain and Inflammation, are
reduced, and is taken by
MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
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The Statistical and Botanical congresses

The committee Of the Statistical Con-
gress, which was appointed to decide on
the claims Of Russia, Italy and Switzer-
land the Governments Of which invited
the Congress to hold the session of this
year Ia their respective capitals, have de-
cided in favor of Italy. The Congress
viii be held next September, and the
Italian Government is already making
preparations to give the nembeFsa a fitting
reception.
1fie English Committee Of the Botani-
cal Congress to be held in Paris in MAY
next, IN conjunction with the Interna-
tional Exhibition, and under the Presi-
aency OF f'rot. A. De Candolle, comprises
at present the names of Prof Babington.
J. j. Bennett, Rev. N. J. Berkely, Jas.
Batemapi Prof Daubeny, Charles Dar-
win, DIR. J. f. Gray, John Miers. It.
Moore, DR.. Moore, Andrew Murray, DR..
witsch, and additional names are re-
ceivad daily.
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Important TO Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
TIE Great Broad Guage
Atlantic and Great western Railway

Is now open and running Two daily fast ex-
press trains from Cincinnati to New York and
all Eastern cities. Passengers viii find this
most desirable route. The equipments OF TINS
road are unequaled By any on this continent.
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars accompany all
night trains and smoking cars on all trains
Ample time is allowed at regular hours fOT
meals and the unbrOken Broad Guage offers 20
the traveller a degree Of security, comfort and
speed not 70 be found on any other route. Con-
nsctions Uia Cairo st. Louis, or Chicago for this
route are certain ; also connections for Pitts
burg, Philaael phia, Baltimore and Washington.
Tickets can be had and baggage checked
through at all principal Southwestern Offices
For further information and through tickets
apply 10 LARRY HABMSTAD
Agent III. Cen. Railroad, IA y uerson street,
Or 10 +. b. ENINGTON,
Agent Chicago and st. Louis hh road No. Is
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. u
SIDNEY COOK.
deib GayoSO House.
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Womnn.s Rlrht. in Iaunrnrr

a curious petition has been presented
70 the Hungarian Diet 1t is signed by a
number Of widows and other women who
are landed proprietors, and asks for them
the same equality Of political rights with
the male Inhabitants ofthe country as they
possessedin '4s. eseiadies epresent that
they have much more difficulty in bring
ing up their children and attending to
their estates than men, that they have
to bear the same state burdens, thst they
are not allowed to take part In the COM
munal elections, andthat, althoHghmany
of them possess much more ground than
the male electors, they have no political
rights.
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So Through tickets and Information can be
procured at the company's Office, No. - Court
street, Memphis, or at the Depot.
w. ROSS, Gen1 Sup't
W. T. DASLEY, GenI Ticket Ag't.
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The sccessionists were Mr.. Dana, Of
Massachusetts, Mr. Blanchard, Of New
Hampshire, and Mr.. Dick, Of New
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RRnRSN

Is a collection OF water in some parts OF the
body, and bears different names, according 10
over the body, # is called Anasacra when Of
the abdomen, Ascites; when Of the chest, Hy
arOrhoray
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THE KIDNEYS.

rF1HE Kidneys are two in number, situated al
/ the upper part Of the lOin, surrounded by
fat and consisting OF three parts, viz: The An
terror, the Interior, and the Exterior.
Tie Anterior abSOrDs. Interior consists OF
tissues or veins which serve as a deposit for the
urine and convey 10 to the exterior. The ex-
terror is a conductor also, terminating in a sin
gle tube, and called the Ureter. The UreteTs
are connected with the bladder.
Ene bladder is composed OF various coverings
OF tissues. divided int parts, viz; the Upper,
the Lower the Nervous, aud the Mucous. The
upper eXpels, the lower retains. Many have q
desire 20 uTlRate without The ability; Others
uTinaIe without the ability TO retain. This
frequently occurs 70 children,
To cure these affections We must bring into
action the muscles, which are engaged in their
various functions. If they are neglected, Gravel
or GrDpsy may cnsue
The reader must also be made aware, that,
however slight may be the attack, 10 is sure TO
AFFECT his bodily health and mental powers as
our 1e>h and blood are supported from these
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The gravel ensues from neglect or improper
treatment Of the kidneys. These organs, being
weak the water is not expelled from the blad-
der, but allowed to remain; IL becomes fever
that the stone is formed and gravel ensues.
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a WoRp oF cAUTIoN.

Health is most important; and the afflicted
sAOuiq not use an advertised medicine, or any
remedy. unless its contents or ingredients are
known 20 others besides the manufactures, or
until they are satisfied OF the quail cations OF
he nav ~ off
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rrcairo has got pump % throw the
,.;,,er oI,t Of the town when the fQ2dss
overuIn il. II throws 40,00Q gallons OF
water per minute
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PRINCIpAL DFpors

HELMBOLD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE, 594 Broad way, New York.
And HELMBoLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
lo4 south 10th street. Phiisdelphia, Pa.
sod by 81 Druggists. merIs
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Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
L. J. FLEMING,
Chief Engineer and GenT Super't.
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

A GENCIES have been established at Mem
"A pilis, fernando, Coldwater, Como, Sariis,
Balesvilie, Oakland and Grenada, t. which
points Freights can be Shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice. To all otheI
points freightS must be prepaid.
Much complaint is made IN consequence OF
freights being sent back from Depot. Every
effort Is being made by the Company to get on
FreightS as fast as possible, and Freight Train
has been sent out DAILY for the last week. but
still Il Is not sufficient to meet the demands
With no Depot in which to receive and stOr
freight, and but a limited supply OF rolling stock
we cannot do the business which Is now offer
ing, satisfactorily to the public. Every exertfon
has been and viii continue 10 be made, to in
crease the amount which is shipped but we
cannot do more than the facilities Of the Road
allow.
4. S, LIVERMOBE,
JAMS General Superintendent.
Es- 4V1Tnyicbe cODv
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MERCHANTS
Paid In Capital, ----- S25O,OOO
Authorized Capital, Sl,OOO,OOO
OEEICERS !:

". H. CHERRY. President
A. T. LACEY. viee-Prezidsnt.
r. O. DANIEL, ----- Cashier.
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Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelahia,

From The Philadelphia Ees. BHlletsn, March lCtA.
are gratltied to hear Of the continued sue
cess, in New York, of our toWnsInan, Mr.. II. T.
Heimhold, Druggist. His store, next to the Me-
uopohtan Hotel, is p feet front, 2l0 feet deep
and five stories in height It is certainly a
grand establishment, and speaks favorabiy o.
The merit OF bis articles. He retains his Office
and Laboratory in this city, which are also
model establishments of their class.
The proprietor has been induced TO make this
from the fact that hls remedies AZ.
though advertised, are Wy
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cour. oR RnEuMATIsM.
THE GRAVEL.

Pain occurring in the lolns is indicative Of the
above diseases. They occur in persons disposed
to acid stomach and chalky c0ncretiOns.
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DIRECTORS:

AMOS WOODRUFF, President Memphis and
Ohio Railroad-
Capt c. g. CHURCH.
r HQUdH y. S, Collector Internal Revenue.
A. J. WHITE, or A. J. White q 90.
JNo. L TAYLOR, Of Taylor, MeEwsn, Duke
IBOA r SMITH, OF Pitser Miller a Co
j. h WAGGENER OF j. II. Wargsner 4 Ca
H-A. PAEtfEE., Commission Merchant
HOu. 4CHN W. SMITH
a a y. I.IO1lINSON, Insurance Agent.
W. H. CHERRY,
A 7. LACEY, Of Lacey q McGhse.
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REPUTATION OF THE MIssIsSTPPI
BONDS.
Letter from a Brother Of jefferson Davis
10 General scott.

The Vicksburg Journal contains the
following letter in vindication of the
character of ex-President Davis concern
ing the reputation Of Mississippi bonds.
It was written 10 rebut charges made by
Gen. Scott, in his Memoirs lately
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TnEsE PARTIES REsoRr

10 various means Of effecsing sales. suoh as
copying parts Of advertisements of popular
remedies and nnishing with certificates
lle science Of Medicine stanas SIMPLE,
Ryith AND MAJESTIC, having Fact Tor Us
basis Induction for It's Pillar, Truth alone for
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GENUINE pREpARATTONs

And knowing that the intelligent refrain rror,
using anything pertaining 70 Quackerv. or fbss
Patent Medicine order-most OF which are rre-
pared by seu-etyled Doctors, who are toe iTno-
much les competent 10 prepare ePharmaceRtieai
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Al Trains Make Close Connections,
Hs-BuTH WAYs,-aa

At Humboldt, with the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, and with the Illinois Central Rail-
road st Cairo.
HS-Baggage checked from Memphis to Cairo.
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PHYsTcIANs ANp oTHERs

PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS
PLEASE NOTICE.
7 make no secret OF ingredients. Helmbold's
Extract Buchu is composed Of Buchu. Cubebs
and Juniper Berries. selected with great care
prepared in UacHO and according 70 rules OF
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
These ingredients are known as the most
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