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TIE COTTON ILLS OF NEwBURT-
PORT.

UNI
The cotton mills of this city have done
q good business during the last half year.
We stated a time since, OF the Ocean
mill, that after paying its dividend il
had ten per cent. 10 edd 10 its reserved
funds. On Tuesday the Bartlett mills
declared a dividend Of ten per cent. on
their capital Of S350,00J, which was a
little over one-half OF the earnings in six
months. The James mill IN the same
time has earned some twenIy-eight per
cent. on its capital Of a quarter Of a mill
lion. il, however, declared Gu Wednes-
day but ten per cent, like the Bartlett,
reserviBg for improved machinery. We
understand that it has, in gold, $4,000
worth Of machinery making IN Eng
land. The Globe will pass its dividend,
though il has earned ten per cent. and
since the break down at the close Of the
war it has melted full SjO,G90. and is
now in a fair way 10 recover itself.
There ought to be no complaints on the
mart Of the factory owners with these
agures before them, and we are not sur
nTised st the readiness with which they
voted the enlargement Of the Ocean
mill. Should the times hold good, there
ID little doubt that the Globe will cOm-
meDee improvements in the spring.
TNetCJUryPOrt HeTdtd.
The above paragraph is some weeks
old, but none the less suggestive to the
DeopIe Of this section. We have repeat
edlv called the attention Of our readers
TO the importance Of turning our energies
70 the erection OF manufactures as the
only e Of arresting the evils that
are. otherwise, evidently IN store for us.
Some steps must be taken in order 10
supplement the immense volume Of la
3sor which the fortunes Of war have de-
prived us Of. This a only be done by
manufacturing cur own raw material,
and by finding within our borders every
ching necessary 10 q prosperity. An
exchange asks: II such returns can be
exhibited in Massachusetts, why should
they not be in Alabama or Missis-
.;uni1 No reason can be given
Why these things are, "a We have
no effort TO have il other
wise. Labor and the cost Of living is
greater here than there, but is there any
why it should he? The margin
between cotton in this market and in
the New York market is sufficient in it.
elf to pay a handsome profit. Simply
the sale Of sixty or seventy thousand
bales Of cotton in the Memphis market
is not enough 10 keep up a place like
Memphis. She must turn her attention
getting everything possible u OfIbis
before it leaves our wharves or her
prosperity is gone forever. II there ever
were a people persistently blind to their
Interest, We are that people.
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at the Merchants Exchange, In Odd Fellows
Han, corner of Main and North Court streets,
Memphis, Tenn sell, tn the highest bidder, for
easu, the iouowtng prope g, JO-Wtt: A certain
lot Of land situate, lying and being In the
county Of shelby aud Stale Of Tennessee, and
oesignateG upun Hills subdivision or lane. in
the l4tn Civil District Of said county, as lot No.
SIX l6', together with all o. the appurtsnances
~thereunto~ belonging. The title TO said property
Is believed 70 be good, but will OILY sell anu
convey as Trustee. Equity OF redemption
waived.
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A neighbor Of mine had a very rough
CELLAR bottom. and did not want to 90 Il
the expense of the cement; so he took
his coal ashes and mixed it with
water, 10 the ordinary thickness
Of mortar. 10 does not matter how
many Jumps or stones there are.
Pat il on about fOur inches thick let il
lay twenty-four hours, then stamp it
with a heavy block Of wood three or four
times a day, until it is perfectly hard. 1t
is better than cement, as it viii not crack
or scale ofE-dmerjc0R Farmer.
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E LMWOOD CEMETERY

nWNERS OF Lots in these grounds can have
" them cleaned and kept IN ord ~sarIv -
applying al the office, and by pawn a reason
abb charge AZ the enc OF the year.
Ohtside rzirties Will not be aliosred L, ror-
trasr for this work on lots. Foul daltaes To-
No saw EMS and Vaults built fn the 1900 are
ma le bT the Company only.
Slirubbery and material Of All kinds fur-
nislled as rec Hired. 4 comnetent ind 1kslml
gardener anc horticulturist is emplr 0ed 70 ffe-
proylngRnd tmOellishing lots; FIR sGck ~srk,
parties or-dsr ug will be required TO pay in-ad-
Lots OF any size already laid cT nom one
hundred iquarss feet and upWard3 nay be lREr-
chased for cash Oul1.
An lots q e the SAFE price per sc uare foot
All work in tae q ementery IL Inspected ana
under the Aupe rvision OF the 81 perintendenf.
who can be- So q AZ the om-a al the entrance
gate. SAM'L W
deeH g suI e~rintendent.
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So 90 OF

Tickets for this Lottery cost ONE DOLLAR
EACH, and can be purchased ~ the principal
at the principal hotels and bookstores OF tho
city.
some OF the prizes are now on exhibition in
the windows pprOprintc 20 the uurpO e by
Messrs. A. 3. Griswcld & Co., Z. A. Tyler, c. II.
zimmerman, and Gaines q Ref. Canal street.
tn proposed that the LOtJery VIII take place
AT The close OF TIE Bazaar, which is 70 COM
meace in February next.
Il Will be entirely under the preparation and
direction OF gentlemen Of high standing.
J.B. HOOD, President.
DABSEY q. MAUEV,
Sec'y OF the Southern Hospital Association.
Pauers disposed to fav7rthe Bazaar Will please
copy this advertisement. dec5g Nv
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A fancy ball was recently held IN
Petersburg, Va, under the following
regulations
No lady viii be allowed in the room
who does not come Ia a calico dress, and
30 other dress viii be worn by q lady
during the evening.
Each lady who m to the ball will
be expected to send her dress to some
person, hereafter to be designated by The
managers, to be given TO a poor woman /;
and the donor shall be at liberty to des-
ignate the person to whom she wishes
her dress given.
lt was q success.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
NE emp HIS.
n rnnRrspnNnNETs

No notice can be aiken OF ANONYMOUS Com
m-unicalons. Whatever Is Intended Tor IN
sertion In the APPEAL, must be anthenu-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer-not necessarily for publication bus
as : guarantee for his good faith and re-
Eponsibnity.
An business letters for this odice should be i'd
dressed to " THE APPEAL" Memphis.
All Communications for publication mUst- ne
written on one side OF the page, and Win
all other matters connected VITA the ealto-
risl department, should be addressed; EDI-
TORS or APPEAL, Memphis
We cannot. a. a rule, undertake 10 return ara-
cles not found suitable for publication.
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Southern Hospital Association.

Please give her a can before purchasing els,
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Kenmcky cotton.

Many Of the farmers Of this count
have raised this year rom zen TO twenty,
aud some as high as thirty acres OF col.
ton, which growth HIS been favored by
the season, and the crops have yielded
surprisingly well for the climate. This
viii bring some money from a source
never depended upon before by our farm
& community S0iahiaad tky.) Times.
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VHE invite attention 20 the BEAUTIFUL
v PRIZES 10 be distributed by Rattle at the
BAZAAR, which win BE- held in this city in
February next.
They consist OF some Of the most costly and
beautiful pieces Of SILVER which can be pro-
cured In new Orleans; OF LOCKS BRONZEs.
GLASS. line HORSAS and many
other obieo's Of taste and OF substantial value.
amounting in al TO about
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS FHEAFBR

friday Evening, January n, 81,
WIN be presented the sensational drsua in I
seAs ent tied the DUKES MOTTO: or. L Am
~Here-Capf. Henr LIE Lagadera.N estvaii
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J am informed of outrages perpetrated
at Prairie Lea, in Caldwell county, upon
freedmen and others. 1 would be glad
10 have you send part of a company of
cavalry tsay twenty men under a Judi
cious and discreet officer, TO be retained
there for some time for their protection.
l should be glad TO consult with you be-
fore they %, aud have them sent within
the present week.
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RARE AND SPLENDID CHANCE
LANDS FOR SALE.
ItcO FGEaa6Ee Lots of land
for Sale.

TIE following two lots or valuable Land wiu
be sold cheap, II applied for soon North
East quarter se~cton-Secdon Is. toEnshfp 8.
danss - lest Iuniea county, Miss. mime
oiateiy on the Mississippi river, Just FORTY (4O)
nlIes below Memphis, well woodsd; and
nvItnsast quarter OF seetion Ql) eleven. town.
me tatter heavily tmbered with walnut. beech
maple and hickory. and In the rmfnediste
counting Recon- DAILY APPEkL, No. Is Madison
a8ctL fan6
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BROWN IL PERKINS,
Pianos for the People
70 BTocmo 81, New York

40 BTocme St., New York.
WEwOuid cal the attention 0. the public Il
~. our elegant New Scale Pianos, in the sol.
STYLE A. Z octave, Front large round
corners, plain case, either OctagOn OF
carVe1 legs, Striught bottom, bead mouid-
lng on EfT
STYLE "B," : octave, same as STYLE a. with
serPsntIne mollding ON p,inth, carved
STYLE : octave, Front corners large
round, serpenuEs bottom, mOuldinEg
same az on style d, carved Tyre and desk,
fa1CE carved 20
STYLE ID, octave, -Four large round
corners, finished bacg, mouldings on rim
aud plnth, Eelpentine bottom, carved
lyTe and desk. elegant carvea fruit legs RO
Inc above styles are al finished in elegant
Rosewood eases, and nave the full iron frame.
french action, Iarp pedal, beveleJ top, ivory
keys ami key frcutS, and exceed in overstrung
ptss nearly AZ the - octave IiauOs now man
uiacseied. Ihey ere made ofthe best materials,
and for finish, durability. purity and sweetness
OF tone, cannot be surpassed.
The four S'ylCs described above, embody all
me essential c2aIges IN exterior finish Of case.
which are By manufacturer run up TO Is and
~ patterns.
E3{nvIte the attention Of the Public. OF deal
erSStAi the pgofes ion, to . critical examinaticn
or the NEXT of cur Pianos.
By svoidingth the great expense attendant upon
cosby .aetorles ana expensive WarerOOmS in
the city, we are enabled to offer these Planes ID
Price which defy competition, and invite aIlto
ca!! ana examine them before purchasing -
where.
When references and testimonials are re-
9uiTed bEthOs= s.bJut 10 purchase. instead OF
presenting a display OF professional names, we
refer 10 the parties 70 whom we have s0iI our
Pianos. Their Judgment a. TO the real merits
OF our instruments as TO their durability, touch.
sweetness and power of tone, tandiug IN tune.
etc, based on actual experience. being Of fay
more value than .he mere good opinion Of the
artiS', however ctlpzbie, who merely tries in a
wareroo1n, Instruments IN perfect -u1e ana or
der, whica nave .ust received the ~Workmen's
ii gisninz touj hes
Cur motto is. Quick sales an small profits"
send for a circular to
BROWN PERKINS.
ianIL lm-nRW 90 Hrnnma 81 n aLr NnrI-
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NOTTHERN HOTFT

HAVING EFFECTED A LEASE Upon
ii this Hotel, we shall be Prepared 10 rsceive
Guests on and after JANUARY j. IsS7- ana
promise that none but an al housa shan ~
JsnI lW Proprisfora
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STALLS yHRIVALLED
Piano and Furniture Polish.

TCST LNIRoBUCEsl and being adopted by
- ali leading house in the manufacture Of
Pianos, Organs, Bllita d Tables, Furniture, etc,
etc. Every one who las q Piano should have "A
bnttle OF this Polish. send Tor Circulars. and
we will give full particulars and directions. It
IS put uD in bottles mt 10 cents and o cents. and
forward, prepaid. by express. Applications Tor
Territory and Agencies received bv
BROWN PERKINS,
General Agents iOr the United states
innll Im-daM No. ~ Ernnnla - ~
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virginia

The report Of Mir. Taylor, auditor o.
nub.ie accounts OF Virginia, With regatu
To- the proposal for sealing the state deot
and issuing consolidated bonds TO run q
wears. with interest ranging from . 10 y
per cent, contains also a large noun
Of interesting information bearing upon
fhe subject OF the state debt. The whole
Virginia debt is put at over forty-three
millions. The whole number OF acres OF
land i'm the state of Virginia before her
Acknowledgement was So $50 ,O5O, the nlty
counties in West Virginia % i5'Ioi2
very nearly half the territory OF tne
state. The whole white Popuiatioh ~
I Virginia was 1,0i7,54 OF that part no"
West Virginia 355,649-of more tnal one
third OF the wholepopulauon OF virginia
The value of real estate OF virgins Wa
sSy7 Q47lI2 Il, West Virginia So5rsU5i-
az 6l. Thus Virginia loses with West
Virginia nearly une-balf its territory
more than one-ihird of it's white popuia'
ton, aud nearly ene-tourth OF o Naiue
Of its real estate.
In the matter Of slaves, the contrast
was wide. West Virginia had only lo,'
3sl slaves, valued at So sO, 5Oo. WI
riuis had 472.Ssl slaves, valued at 500
30. 500. the tax on which in 1850 yielded
I a revenue ofSg70,O 600. This property has
been apnibiIsted. In 1860 there were
sixtv-six banks and branches IA tht
state. OF which twenty were located IA
West Virginia. The capital Of these
banks was SIS, $50, $50. The amount
Of dividends and bonus paid into
the treasury by these banks was IN
1850, S36S,S53 43. such Of these
banks as were located in Virginia were
ruined by the war, and will be able tc
pay only q small part Of INSTRUMENTATION
I and the state held stock in them TO the
amount Of s3,66O,O20. Mr.. Taylor, IN
recommending his consolidating pro
cess, bases it upon the supposiiion mat
West Virginia viii not consent TO as
sumo one-thiTd of the Virginia OoiigS-
lions, or q just proportion Of the who're
state debt, which, he remarks, was on
trscfed with The assent OF her represent
-E--a- "a. fE.. n.wHGlnfnTe.
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TIE Delegation OF . one" So-eaiIed-A
tribute TO flse President.

The New York Times refers editorially
to the reported conversation Of Senator
Weatherley, Of South Carolina with the
president and says: G.
1.-THE president anticipates the defeat
not the success, Of the amendment his
influence is exerted 10 promote its rejec-
ton, not its ratification he looks to the
supreme court to sustain his policy a
against the policy of congress, and he
counsels the southern legislatures 70 pur-
sue a course that win aggravate existing
evils. and widen the breach between
himself aud the majority in congress. u
This tribute 10 the determination OF
the president to abide by the constitu-
ton, which he has sworn 20 support
comes from one Of his most overt oppo-
nents, and is intended as a warning to
the southern people that he is poWerless
to help them, and that with congress
alone we must make oUr peace. The
president the constitution and the right
are on our side, and we may reasonably
trust TO time TO insure the fruition Of
Il hopes and Desires Charleston bier
cgfr4g.
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Administrators Notice,

WILL, at the January Term Of the County
i Court OF Shelby county. apply for Letters OF
administration upon The estate of Thomas Bas-
sstt, where any one d~e-iring 10 may resist my
right. A. +. BLEATHMAN.
iaug 4tE
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-HUW IVL IlIeWIHT 70
BROWN PERKINS.
AM lm-GaW 40 BrOome ST. new York
MILO HATCH CHAS. II. PHELPS,
Twenty years Call'r Six years Agent and
Mechanics Bank, Cashier southern

H-A ~ ma IT, AAEl-ISt
Twenty years Casilr Six years Agent and
Mechanics Bank, Cashier Southern
Augusta, Ga. Express Company.
ATCH & PHELPS, Bankers and Brokers.
II General Pure lasiug Agents, and T.. y. and
Foreign Newspaper Advertising Agents 10
Broad street, and Exchange Place, New York.
RK-TEEENsES-R II. Lowry, ESQ, President
BANK OF Republic, y. Y; Josiah OIses, ESQ v.
Pres. Shoe and Leather Bank, y. Y; I'D Yer
muye, ESq al Il e Merchants Bank, y. y 4:
Noarse * Brooks, ~ Pearl street. n. y; Br0die
y Peters, I'D Pear street, n. y; d. D. =. Brown.
Esq. Editor spd -ropIietor Rochester Demo
era, Rochester, \. y; John J.. Buuce. ESQ,
Prest Pheuix Bank, hartford, CT James Miles,
ESQ PIE { iNchaugs BANK, Hartford. CT;
Francis Fellowes ~ Son. Attorneys al Law,
Calvin Tar. ESD. Worc& f., Mass; Thomas s.
MetcaIf, ED, Augusta, ~ john svisen, ESQ
Augusta. Ga; Il u Pant, Fsq Pres SOUTH
ern Express Co; r 3 Bullock T. "a, Sup't
TX. Co, Atlanta, Ga: +. Hubert.
Esq, SUp't southern EM Co., Atlanta, Ga: Jas.
rSq., Sup't Southern TX Co., Memphis
Tenn A. Il small, hSq-, Sup't Southern TX.
New Orleans; and Agents o. Express Conn
iauiI- I'm.
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Engines and Saw Mills.
Circular and CrOss.Cut Saws 10 TO q
Inches.
Cotton Presses-HOFse Power.
Cora NILS, Stills, Ete.
Cast steel, Zine, Lesd, Copper, Tin.
Brass F%ittiRg, Betting, Trace Chains,
Gr~lGdstOnes.
Oils from Cur own Works.
AaChlnlsis and Steamboat Supplies.
Mats, Washers, Bells, Gas Pipe.
Lathes, PianeTs. Drills, and All Kinds OF
AachlHists Tools.
InrsT I'm
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s~omeshlnE Nem.

Never be without a quarter in your
pocket, and you viii always be a quar-
master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-11

HEO. a. SMIJ II &c co General
" Advertising Agents, 2Is;3 Min street,
Memphis, Agents for Newspapers in all the
Southern ana Western states. We viii mas
10 TO the advantage of merchants ard Others
who advertise through US. ianB Nv
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P. WELLER,
MERC CHANT TILL OR
Ne. 34s Front Street.
ERNssr TuRPtM.

uvao EsALE Manufactures or candles,
w sugar Plnms. cum urops, Chocolate.
800 new. by steam, No o. Oh Levee stfs4r.
hefE cen st. Louis and Cont streets New Or.
ieans. HIS Pusss viii fear no comretiiion.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Great Bargain for Gotten Planters,

A VALUABLE Cotton Plantation for sale on
n Rod Fork Baycu,D esha county. Arkansas.
There are ~ acres in the tract, IE5 acres cleared,
with gin, el0- TEe OWner Of this land has been
oneIe1 By several parties twenty dollans per
acre rent, but be prefers selling. For iufor-
maIlon regarding terms, etc, apply TO n. A
KING, Helena. Ark, OF 70 L. / CARROLL, on
the place. near Napoleon. uovIb 2n
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TO THE PEOPLE OF MEMPHIS.

ON the FIRST DAY OFenEBRUARY, will
" become connected VIZ The Male DeDa1t-
ment Of the school condH "a by my brother.
Prof. J. n. STEWART, intt basement a. he
cumberland Presbyterian GcIrch, Court street.
We viii have accommodations Tor at least
hity additional male papiis. 4oung gentlemen
viii be prepared Tor College, or, II they desire
10, VIII he taught the full College course Of
branches.
Surveying viii be taught ths~-auY So
PJ jsas 2W ALIEN held byT
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I TAKE this methed OF informing my friends
1 and the public generally that ! shall con
unue business at the old stand as above, con-
filming all operations TO q strictly Cash basis,
ana sndeavOriug by close attention 20 the
wants Of customers, and furnishing goods at as
reasonable rates as they can be bought in the
market, to merit q confluence OF the verv lib
eral lavors hitherto bestowed upon me. Strict
attention viii be paid TO c~onsignmeuts, which
are respectfully solicited.
WIZ. II. ANDREWS,
ial0 Ina 24 Front street.
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10000 Asptragus Roots.

TUbI received al
X. q. CRAIG CO.'S Seed store.
30 Main So, Jackson Block.
nova Memphis, Tshn,
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8 z 0 w & PERKINS
PUBLISHERS OF
5 II EFT II
IND MUSIC ROOMS

WE would respectfully call the attention of
w choir Leaders and Singing School Teach.
ets 10 onr estsblst menL where all kinds OF
Church Music, GlCe and Antaem Books can be
obtained on the most favorable terms
The long eNperlelce Of our Mr.. Perkins in
Musical Conventions, Choirs, the Concert loom
and sunday ScnOOk, enables him tOglve atyIce
and or all point Of musical in
terest as 70 the selection or p-opr works OF n
stTuctlon- formation 0f Musical SehOoIS-prc-
gresS in musical st1dies, and items OF general
interest 10 composers, Leaders, teachers and
students.
sheet Music furnished on the usual terms.
with prnmptuess and dispatch. Country orders
solicited, and selections made for pupils, teach-
ers. concerts, etc. etc, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-18
GRAEFENBERG
UTERINE .CATHOLICON

IF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
directions will cure every case Of Diabetes,
and greatly mitigate the troub blesome effects caus'
cd By relaxation Of the outlet OF the bladder;
other diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, and
for Fem ale Diseases ID unequalled Tho Cathol-
icon uniformly cures ProiApus -Utsri, Whites,
all irregularities Of the Monthly Turns, Suppress
sion, Incontlnsncs Of Urins, Blostlns and Drop
sieai Swelllngs, and all Diseases Of Pregnancy.
The specific action Of this medicine 10 immediate
and certain upon tho Uterine and Abdominal
Muycler md LiRsments; restoring them 70 -
healthy state a. those Of childhood and youth,
20 thai patients who have used the "Grssfenbefg
.Ounpssys Uterine Oothollcon" cannot sufficient
v express their gratitude for the relief afforded.
49, REDINaTON & CO.,
s'4Assnts. fie and 4fs Front 81, San frsneisco.-
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Nevada: FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY ls,, 1857.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF TOWN orp1cKRs.
IQVARTERLY9EPORT efTOWN
= rDifrORRIORR0. 10 TTTI

TN ACCORDANCE ;wfTn THE ACT IN.
j cooperating The Town Of Cola HIll.9 Storey
County, State Of Nevada, hereby submit iof
publlcation the reports ofIths Clark snd Treas.
rrer, for the Quarter ending December 3lSt, 1856.
-H'77' ,hE-'2E 'yW.FD: 4RAY, '"'1N
.aaa.' President o. the Bosrd Of Trustees.
Gold HIll Jan. u. 1857 .isrgHI |
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aRedington & Co.'s
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.


TNHs VALUABLE PREPARATION CON.
i tanning In shighly concentrated form al the
properties Of the Jamaica Ginger, has become
one Of the most popular domestic remedies for all
disesses Of the stomach and digestive organs ;,
: As tonic Il will BE- found inyalnaols 70 all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro
duecd BY fover or otherwise, for whilst Il lmpsrts
10 the system all tho glow and vigor that can %
produced BY wine or brandy, II 10 entirely freo
from the reactionary effects that follow the use
Of spirits Of any hind .'I.
Nis also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from frequent menstuatiou. giving almost
Immediate relief 70 the SPANS that so frequently
accompany that period J-.,b
II Eves Immediate relief 10 Nmeau, caused BY
riding In . railroad car, or by seasickneas, or
other cAuseG
Il II also valuable - an external application
for Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.
--u-. ,REDNGT0N & CO.,
Jy26-6m Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.