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INTERESTING MASONIC Sch.
VICES.
ecra.I0n, DedIca ton and
Constitution Of Albert Pike
Hodge T.. A.. a..

Albert Pike Lodge of Free and Ac-
csoted MAsons, was yesterday constitu
ted in due form by Deputy Grand Master
A. J. Wheeler, assisted by Bro. George
Mellersh, Deputy Senior Grand Warden,
and Bro. b NJ. Levy, Deputy Junior
Grand Warden, at Whites Station, OF
tie Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
The brethren constituting the Lodge
have been working for some time past
under a d~ispensatiOn granted thsm for
that purpose, and h@ve only very re-
Gently received their charter. the Dep
uty Grand Master, after examining thelr
rseoT,.5 and finding thsm correct, gave
the L1dge the Warrant g anted them oy
the Gfand Lodge. The officers elect
were then installed, and the Lodge dsdl-
Gated, and constituted Ia due form. The
following are the officers, viz: g..
Buntyn, w. NJ, r. NJ. Mason, y. W.
Andrew Moore, Jr. w, J. T. Willis
Treasurer; Il. B. Haynes, Secretary J.
McBrook, S. D.; A. J. Brooks, J. D.; j.
G. Harvey, Tier.
After the customary services the oreth-
rem and their guests adj ourned to q boun-
ttful dinner and refreshments OF SOLD
and fluid description. The Albert Pike
Lodge is now q daily constituted Lodge.
Heneeforth they Will meet as q regular
body, constituted in conformity with the
rites OF the Order and the charges Of the
ancient and honorable fraternity. May
the Supreme Architect Of the universe
prosper, direct and counsel them Ia all
their dOings.
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Personal.

Manager Steinkuhl, We are glad to
learn, is doing very well, and is rapidly
recovering. We hope soon to see him
around again, as lively as v
We had the pleasure Of shaking the
hand Of cur friend A. s. Cummings,
Esq., who returned home yesterday &c
spend the Christmas holidays with bis
family. Mt. Cummings has been all the
fall and winter in Galveston, Texas,
whittier he proposes to return after New
YEARS..
George S. Plummer, Esq, formerly q
we'll known merchant Of cur city, but
now Of the house Of Chamberlain & Co.,
Of st. Louis, is 10 town.
Awe had the pleasure OF meeting last
evening Msj. Woodruff, Of the Little
Rock ark Gazette. The Msjor is in
town on business, and will remain seve.
rel days.
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THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES DIsTBICT AND CIR
| CUT CoURTs-Hoa CoaaoUy r. 7rigg,
pTesidag.-The ccjminel docket will be
taken up persmptogiiy this morning.
The case OF Garvin, Bell & Co VS. Rice,
was dismissed at defendants cost.
! 10 the case Of Pops, Levy & Go. vs
Henry Wyle ct 81, dismissed as to Il.
WYE, judgment by default rendered
against VIM. WyIe ct al also judgment
rendered in case No. sol.
In case No. $50 = writ Of inquiry was
taken, returnabie at this term Of the
court same IN case No. $50.
In the case Of Raglsnd & Bro, bank
rupts, an order OF compromise was grant
ed to the assignee.
The case Of Southern VS. Arnold hay
ing beer set by agreement for today, was
then taken up. 1t appears from the evil
dence that SJdthern went TO ArnOid's In
the summer OF 1862, and made 3 contract
to take ArnOld's cotton in the fall that
The contract was made Ia secresy, because
Southern offered him more han at that
lin e was the market rates; that after
ward Arnold sold the same cotton to 9TH
er parties for a larger consideration thar
vas offered him by Southern that IL
this he violated the contract, and for this
act suit is brought by plaintiff, laying
damages at $4,000. After the evidence
was closed, pending the argument Of
counsel, the court adjourned until 10
o'clock this morning.
BANKRUPTCY COURT j. Latham,
RegisteT.-Bsnkrupt discharged Deem
Der 10, IS6S-Theophilus w. Allen.
LAW CoURT-H s Lee, JHdge.-Ouly
three or four cases we're disposed Of yes
terday. Tee following cases are set for
to-day:
l4s4 Whitmore eli al Us Woodward.
i445 Elliott e. al W Walt ct al.
l445 MARBLE, uss - Downs et ri.
1913 Team ct aivs Vaughn OF al.
I4f9 Neil VS. Wiids.
I55J PARK VS. City OF Memphis.
li5l Besthoh VS. Able.
li52 NeBsin Va Hubbard.
t-5i Z ICUfanK vs. Brlnklsy.
1911 LeeTVs Foley.
I27S Cash W. Deloach, adm'x.
1915 Ames st al VS. Cogswell ct al.
lz3 Wltdeberger VS. brown.
2s3. Nemshis and Charleston Railroad Co vs.
Mumf0rc, ct 81.
1855 Jackson VS. Cannovan, ex'r.
i4SS Caldwell vs. Mrhan.
1853 Arnold VS. Trigg.
1850 Caiium, admir- VS. SteEert & Bro.
1861 Mack Bros & B0hm vs. Hicks K Co.
1853 Swayne, admir- vs. Rice.
1853 Bernard VS. Walter.
1864 Union Bank vs. May,
l46i Hopkins VS. Woodward.
1896 Patton VI Whitney, sen. part.
1867 Moore VS. ~Edgington, ct 81.
IiJ8 Doyle Us Anderson ct al.
1853 Hill Vi Baker.
i57U swan VS. Christian & Baugh.
1902 Morrison va Smith.
1923 Harris vs. Media.
CHAECERY C0URT.-W WA. NJ Smith,
GhdHeeHOT.-The argument Ia the Mich
olson Paving cases was not concluded
yesterday. To-day being motion day,
the argument will not be resumed until
Saturday morning. The roll OF attor-
nsys will be called, commencing at letter
A. The CLERK and Master will take &C.
count to-day In the case of Peasants Va.
Kortrecht ct 81.
CRIMINAL COURT. z. Bjqelow,
Judge, ete.-The Jury in the case Of the
State VS.. James Brown, indicted for muT-
der, had not agreed upon a verdict up to
g late hour yesterday morning, To-day
the Court will take up the case OF the
State vs. Spillman, charged with cotton
stealing.
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NURSERY
Established in 1910

LARGE variety OF Ornamental Trees
"A ShTubbery, Evergreens and the finest va
rieties OF Fruit Trees; also, a null asSortmsnt o.
Hot House Plants aRd Flower. and everything
usually found in q drst class Nursery. wnlSn
ofer for sale at GREATLY Prizes.
The stock on hand having aec1mnlaisS LOT
the last few years, It haoomes necessary
cOuntOf q want OF room, to dispose OF tnss1l
plus. which l viii oEer at greatly reuIeeu
nrieex and cheaper b any HuTsery noItnoE
so1th Of this psintcan possibly furnish thsA'
They are The teleetions o. = +, ~ besf
Wheaton. whose long experience Is IL 4ess
guarsntes OF their being not only ~nas LHSS
sre represented 70 be, but a 9eins PesE -
aaoniaI tn The southern climate n@AAoeN1
1hsrb ne devoted his especial study
IN addition to the sDoyesi nave SIely
stock ~ AaRpofias, which lean o1sr AZ ereaSy
rSdneed prices, and which, viii pc carslslS
oacked fr transportation by an experiences
cstalogues, with prices and any iulormatlon
,rs1fed VII be sent on spplcaiton 70
WAhte~' WADDT THOMP5ON,
p o. Box 10. Memphis, Tenn.
Terms cash OF city a~ceeptaneess Y dA"u
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MERCHANTS mEETIxc.
a Gail from Gen. W. Y. c uumss.

A call issued in the papers OF yester
day evening for a meeting of the msr
chants, at the Chamber Of Commerce
vas responded TO By twO gentlemen
Gen. Humes, consequently, did not leg
before them the matters OF which b,
wished TO consult TIE merchants. Ate.
waiting until half past four the Genera
adjourned the meeting, and addressed
the following call to the merchants
which we hope will bring 2 few Of then
to the Hall this evening.
MEMPHIS, December 10, 1868.
To the Merchants OF Memphis:
You were requested to meet this even
ing at the Chamber OF Commerce for thl
purpose OF considering again the suffice
Of the merchants tax. Judge Lee, o
the Common Law Court, during thl
! present week, decided the csss OF GOOf
Phillips Il Co, u~nfavorably to the mer
chants; but his opinion of the law fully
/ sustRins the proposition, thst the Ststt
cannot tax imports from other States o.
foreign States, IN the hands of the i'm
porter, or sales of such imports By hin
in the original package. True. he after
wards comes TO a conclusion directly il
conflict with his opinion, and Gays they
can tax importers as merchants; but J
think this a most pslpsble and strange
error following 50 able sn opinion, and ]
am still confident that the Supreme
Court will reverse his decision, and re.
lisve the merchants OF this oppressive
taxation, and save to each of them
thousands OF dollars per snnum. II the
Court should decide the. levyiDg OF such
q tax unconstitutional, then the matter
will be finally and permanently fixed,
and no subsequent Legislature csn dis
turb it, or repeat the oppression.
l entrsst the merchants not to abste
their resistance, but act ss a unit. | am
confident l can relieve them, aBd l ear
nestly desire them to permit me to do so.
I would be glad to see them at the Cham
Der Of Commerce at four o'clock pm, on
the llth Of December, 1855.
Very respectfully, your o5sdlent seryt,
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HEMPTEES APPEAL
lRes--Eo. is jefferson Street
JITY MATTERS.
NOTICE.

Hereafter individual bills OF any Employee
OF this paper wmnot be allowed as an ofse
eea.nst accounts due US And no bin viii be
paid unless contracted by our authority.
AINsLiE. HEATING d co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-11

The SALE OF THE HOLMES PLANTA-
TON ON BIG CREEK, which takes place
on Tuesdsy next, viii doubtless attract
the pressnce of many psFsons, and for
the Convenience Of such "a wish TO at
tend from the city, Messrs. Royster,
Irrelevant & Co, the -suctioneers, will
furnish conveyance, 20 leave their office
st > pm, on Monday, returning next af-
rrrnp0u
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Dont1str

DR. n. M. SNEED, DENTIST, hss returned
10 Memphis. and again Oilers his profess
sionai services 70 the citizens Of the city ana
s~nrrounding country. Rooms az No. $40 Main
street, -four doors below Union street, over Lnif
man 4 Vienna's Gun store. noVts I'm
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CITY BUBsCRIEEEs

are requested 20 report shy irTeKu'ariiy in
the delivery OF The APPEAL at the Counting
room. Carriers viii DE supplied with certId-
Gates authorizing them 70 collect weekly.
81. J. MAESFORD,
SupL. Circulation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-11

A GREAT CoNVEN.0IoN.-We fesrni
ssvs the Press and T5la6s Of Wednesday,
mat the Governors OF all the states
drained by the Tennessee n yer Wlii pros
ablv. a. al early day, issue pr'.elsnalions
inviting the people OF tue diifel a cities
and towns to hold meetings ana select
delegates to z grand convention 10 Dc
held in Chattanooga at some SPECIFIED
date TO take action in relation TO tEe
srest national work OF improving the
TFeunessee river. There is scarcely any
zosttsr OF greater interest to our whcis
->tion than the improvement OF the
Tcn,, sssee river, and the holding a. Cnst-
tauooTs If the convention 70 IuLsnei y q
q fitting recognition oil the een'fAi F0S'
lion Of that ei.
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SOME BEEHIVE ssw yesterday "A s
stable between Monroe AM Union, on
Second, tie largest specimen 81 tDe OK
Kind that hiss eyer been brought 10 THIS
country, ard perhaps now the largest So
imal Cfhis kind in the world. It's SelsDt
IS four thousand five hundred q iofty
I45s0 pouUts. It is eighteen hands high,
lhi-teen feet in lengih, eleven feet four
inches IN girth, AID three feet nine INCHES
across the TuUnp. Il is five years OF age,
and vas raised by ET. J. A. Smith, IN
Bourbon county, Kentucky.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-11

TFNNFssEF DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Atg meeting Of fhe Nashville Medical
Society Monday night, the use OF their
4 hall, corner Of Church and Vine streets,
was rendered the Tennessee Dental A.
socistioB, which assemblies there OF ne
Is N inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-11

JOIN LILLY has removed his large
aad seleos stock CT staple sBd fancy gro
Csries, wines, liquors., etc, 10 Nc. 35l
Main street, where his friends and the
puolic generally viii find q superior stock
OF ali goods in his line, ct forrest market
rates for cash. lI
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FINE ToBACCo.-S. Stein5erg, No. 300
Front street., keeps q lull supply of tobac-
c 4, both smoking and chewing. Call and
get & box OF the Grand DuchesSe smok-
ing tobacco. Nv.
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tha FOLLOWING property IN the town of Eum
boidt. Tennessee Two Brick stores, three
tories high, on Main street Three Dwelling
Houses- two with four rooms each, and one OF
two rooms all new buildings. This Is all val
uasle property, and offers a rare opportunlty
10 get rood bargains In property on q creolS
TKRMs-Six and twelve mcnih credit Win
ont redemption. notes snd good security re-
ouired. ]. A. MCDEARM0N. c.. and ".
Trenton. Tenn. November .. looa. Der tus
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TIE PEABODY HOTEL is low open
for the reception OF transient guests and
boEydafs. Price per day, 81 CO. Day
RosrG. $40 per month. We viii be glad
ID velCome cur Old friends sEd guests.
II D. COCKRELLA SONS.
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SrNT HoME.-The remains Of Nj }.
n O'Rrlep. who was killed near Erin
on the Memphis, Clsrksvilie q Louis,
VILE Railroad, on the 5th inst, raSsed
through Nashville, Per the Adams k1-
.Iress. Monday night, en- route for Knox
'viIls. where his friends reside. 1t Is SAID
le wss knocked of the train by a bridge,
while be was, az conductor o. the tram,
admonishing others to avoid, ana "Ss
thrown upon the track, were lie VA
e,t half IN two by the passing Of nine
cars over his body. He was, for 9 lorg
time. Express Agent 81 Nicksburg, anu
was well known anon railroad men.
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To 1.-THE LADIEs.-We have just receiv-
o, cer sixth lot Of Ladies' ClOsks this
sess,r, which for style, elegance, beauty
sd 81 ,NyDEts, suTpSsses sDy thing ever
,1gde in = br01pbt to this market. We
inyita ereeis attention 20 U fancy col
ored Chirchils Cicaks trimmed SI'er the
latest Par isiRD - 7iss-
RICE LNAAA- ~ - 49, ~AANN"
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TIE SUPREME COUgT.-The Supreme
Court convened ct the Capitol yesterday
morning. We understand that the
docket i very large and that many i'm
partant decisions win be rendered during
TIE term.
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If 0 want to see . splendid sssort-
msnt OF chamber, parlOr and dining
room furniture chesp, and no humbugr
cali at z. Fegans, 256 Ssc9nd street,
Irving block. Nv
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T5Fr FRANCHISE LAM = THE UNITED
MATS ErYREME CCCRT.-A FIND was
Ntsd IN Nashville on TuesdsS 20 easist
'estinz the eaEstitutionallty OF our
Sise Law, before tie United states
ST1rar Ne Court. JUoge seIsmih blacA'
oi rem Nhy should rot Memphis also,
1;,c "a this cause which faects
- - NEseR ia TENNESSEE Whc
--,a y tia movement?
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THE IA7EaT -FAsh%oNs young
- 3sliTa to Oe up with the times
ana tSe fasbIons AhoVld e@4l on AcGeoy'
Sne m ,r IaILr, &Ss Sesond street,
t1s oesn,9De bjs 81. gzut s~ssoEunent Of
anu csgimeres. ves,iDgs aud oSsreoat
-LIfeGeoy's is TIE hondsomes.
N tuwr, and he IL PIepaIsu u
make perfect fits in every s,'ie . s aeII
meut. We advise 1ur TeGde-s 70 oal
and see him without delay IL
their selections.
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vIlE WEATHER.-We do not hesitate
i. and we say il openly and above
without fear Of contradiction,
~ 70 xardsy Sss a cold day-in fact a
- -. 'day. Tine citizens were aston
i.LSyd wbaN they got up in the morning,
y SEEING n NAarfaee Of everything COW
eIed viii 3 Fesy thin mantle OF snow,
which, howevtNs sGhishea as .he say
again dscreasad Nd the Wind sprang up
49, lie norfh mSkiag windows rattle
snd tech chstiar. At midnight the sky
wa very cloudy AID spre The appear
auce Of mCTe snow.
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VELVET, Felt aud Plush Hats, at so
aud - cent snGEl each, at n. J. Yancy
a Co.'S, 1872 Main street. lw
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The best and hardsomest ever brought 70 thf
market. Our friends and the public viii please
accept our thanks for the liberal PATRONAGE
h~erstofoFe bestowed upon US. Hoping 70 merit
a eonIinuance OF the same In the future. we in
wife them an 70 call and examine our STOCK.
We have engaged the services or Aaior :. n.
formerly OF J. Il. Wsggener q Co. s,
md he will be pleased to see and wall on his
numerous friends. seplo3n
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CARPETS AND FURNTTURE-Just re-
ceived and for ssle cheap by Ames,
Bsstiie &c., 395 Main street. II
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Jos LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has all
the latest monthlies, weeklies and dailies
from everywhere. New Orleans Picay-
une, Times snd Price Current On file. t
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SIX ARRESTS at the Adams Street Sta
ton lsst night. Abe notorious Annie
Gallagher YVES arrested twice for dIsor-
DERBY conduct yesterday. The second
time she was locked up.
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TO-DAY elegant lunch at Is Jefferson
street. I'm
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FIFTH AVENUE HAT-FrsnciSco d
Wiggi1. st
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An-ArEiele o. TrUe Merit" Browns
B~RoSC6LAL TRoCHEs are me most popular
article in this country or Europe Cor Throat
Diseases and Coughs, and Lnis popularity is
based upon resi- merit, which annoJ be said OF
many other preparations In the market which
are really bat weak limitations Of The genuine
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80 Dozen good Mems Hats at 81, st
Rios & Ecgels, 233 Main street.
uOy2Stf
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LADIES FURs Francisco & Wiggin.
st
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100 Coz late style ladies' linen collars,
from 81 I s. per dOz ct Rice d Eogsps.
-
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CaILDREN's FURs-FranciscO & Wig
SIN. 81
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LADIES! All kinds OF Dress Goods,
lover Lhsn any place in the city, al Rice
& Engel's. nov2S tt
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IRISH PopliDs, best quality and 81
81 AIDES, y IL Is per yard.
III XIII ENGELs
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500 Lsdiey Cicsks, latest styles, and
elegantly trimmed, ffoEa s. SO to $50, at
Rice q Engeiis. EOY% u
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD.

MINK FuRs-FranciscO& Wiggin.
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LADIES! II you want q good SleaA
90 little money, 20 to Rice & EpgeFS'
Aog2s II
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FREE LUNCH daily at R ,ggio's, Is JET.
ferson strest. In
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100 doz late style ladies' liDen cuffs,
from g toA. II RICE & ENGEL.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the firm OF
N Rawlings q Postal Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The debts due the firm viii
he collected by K. G. Postal, who will also liqui-
date all outstanding liabilities 4. G. Postal
will continue the business in the same stand.
E. POSTAL,
X. NJ. RAWLINGS.
Mr.. r. N. Rawlings has been engaged 10 as
. 4" e. c. POSTAL.
December 3, 1865. del lw
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HAN-FrsneiscO & Wig
81
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IRISH Poplinp, best quslity sad all
shade, at q . per yard.
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COTTON GINS.
TAILORS.
MURRAY q RIDcELY,
s.
81 Hudson Street,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

HAVE Just received thsir magnificent and
III beautiful assortment OF
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Monday, the l4th of December Next.

ny decree OF the GbsrceIy Court a. Trenton
Is in the ca e OF ]. ]. Hollcman VS.. A. Cross L
viii, on
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"PEABoDYn HAT--FrsnciscoS Wig
giu.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-25

Disorders Of the Stomach, Liver and Boxelas
The Stomaehis the great centre when nluenoes the
health or disease system debItated ny
excess-adicson, offensive breath, and phy seal pros
Il = re source of headaches. mental Depression nervous
complaints and undressing sleep The LIVER becomes
&C. THE Bowels sympathize BY Costiveness Diarrfoea
ana and lungs bowels md fidreys par
tcipate their recuperatve and regeneratve
ErysipeIas and salt Rheum
Are two of the most common and virulent disorders
prevalent this continent TO these the Ointment = e.
eradicate tho venom and then complete the cure.
Bad Legs, old Sores and Ulcers.
Eases q 59y g sl5 ses hag M
varaby secumbed 70 few applications Of TINS poWsffa
Erupttons on the skin,
Arising from bad state Of the blood or chronic dis
regained b. the restorative Of this Ointment. It
sgpse many o. s1e s ana d G 65as sos sp
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young old, married or single, at the
dawn Of WomsnhOod the turn Of life these tonic Inedl-
cines display 50 decided an influence that marked I'M
pr0vsnsnt pereepte m the health Of the patient
bffng paIe lg ~ F s sy 8 5s
ton Of health and station OF hfe.
Piles and Eistnia.
Every and feature OF these prevalent and stubborn
disorders is eradicated locally and entirely by the Of
phcation Its healing qualities VIII be found to be
Both TIE Ointment and Pi1s shoId Be used IN the og
-10l0iag cases
Bunons, burns. chapped hands, chblans istula, cput
worm salt rhem, scalds skin diseases sweIled glands
sore legs sore breasts, heads Threats, q
al kinds sprains sin joints, letter, ulcers venerea
sores, wounds Of all kinds.
CAUTION None are genuine unless the word
~HQLLoWAY's new YORK AND LoSDoS.n are discern
able TIER MARX in every leaf Of the book OF direc
tons around each pot or box the may be seen plain
~ by HOLDING THE LEAF TO TIE LIGHT handsome
reward viii be given to any one rendering sneh informs
ton as may lead t. the detection Of any party pare
counterfetug the medicines vending the know
| ing them to be spurious.
a. Sold at the nanEfaetory IF Professor HoLLowAg
50 Maiden Lane New York, and By an respectable DRUG
giss and Dealersin Medicine, throughout the civize
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-25

long sgo. We fell, shat1ering large. lighted fluid
lamp In moment bIsza wrapped around as
Ike fiery serpent. Every Tragedy has comic
side; Bridget tossed the BABY on the bad snd ran
for water; Aunt Mary seized the spread to extin
guish the famCs. aud pulled baby down on the
floor; Jane came mp from the kitchsn ana put out
every light then burning because the house was
sfre,' and Bridget, returning with tub OF water.
tumbled down, upset the water, snd bumbed her
nose. Meana hiIe We rolled over and over on the
parior floor, till the flame extins uished, when
one arm was found TO be terribly burned.
Then how quickly Davis ain Ktllsr soothed the
pain. and to-day with hand and arm unmarried
by any write the praises of the Pain Killer
valusble for many III aud sche.-Manchestsr
~. II Every Kolih.
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