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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-23

When is a toper's nose not nose When
it's little reddish Exchange.
The vegetable nose reminds us of Stearn's,
who is not only beet (0ioe our shirt) but
has carroty hair and a turn-up nose.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-23

LIZ aflitfC-4 tffttA 1rs5tf 4ltt
WESTERN INSANE ,AsyLuM,--!The States.
vile american in noticing the fact that the,
Insane Asylum Of the State is now filed TO, Il
its utmost limit, says: "There has, been \
large increase of this unfortunate class Of
late in our State, and it is probable the
number will go on enlarging. This inyolvesGa
q NECESSITY Of either making an addition to q
the institution at Raleigh, OF building an
other Asylum In another portion Of the
State@and We would suggest the latter. and !
that it be erected in some part Of Western
North Carolina, on the railroad. The next ,
session Of the Legislature would do well to
take this matter into consideration and act
upon it. The insane are the children Of the
State, and they Should be well provided for
by its munifcence. Every family il liable
to this lamentable misfortune within its cir.
cle,and so the people are all'interested."
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-06-23
Railroading on the Plains.

{ Notwithstanding thei completion of the
Pacific railroad, it does not appear that our
red brethren have been thoroughly recon-
strucied thereby. l'hc track runs directly
across the stamping grounds" and they
seem inclined to act as station masters.
be somewhat doubtful, inasmuch as the
traveller is not sure but the bullet OF the
savage may perforate his cranium as he
gazes at the passing scenery. Neither can
one be sure that the train may not meet
Z with an accident, or be purposely stopped,
! and the consequence be the loss of, life and
: scalp. AS an instance of the perils of rail
roading on the Plains we give the subjoined
z extract from a Western paper, dated June
( 5th :U su Fiias3 5tl 4ct so gs
"From passengers who arrived from the
& West yesterday we learn that Fridays regu-
lar passenger train, coming cast, when four
miles west of Grinnell, was thrown from the
track by the displacement Of o rail, which
was done by party of Indians, who had
camped there the night previous The en-
r gine and two cars were thrown off, and the
balance of the train, consisting Of eight or
ten cars, went over the break all right. On
coming to stop, nobody was in sight; but
in a very few moments three band of Indians.
+ from three directions. came bounding to-
wards the train with devilish yells, nodoubt
expecting to gain an easy victory and lots
of plunder. But in this they were sadly
mistaken, as there happened to be some
twenty-three plucky Western men on the
train, all armed with good rifles and plenty
of ammunition, and were men never known to
give up without a scrimmagc. The Indians
observed this when at a convenient distance,
d and came to a halt, when they were treated
to volley from the boys, and some were
seen to drop as though they did not relish
if, throwing themselves on the opposite side
a of their ponies to avoid the sharp-shooting,
and then retreated to a safer distance. The
train men, meanwhile, were at work replac-
ing the engine on the track. A gang of
trackmen who were at the water tank, see
ing the train standing there, and the Indians
around, seized their rifles, mounted their
hand-car, and started for the train some
four miles distant The Indians seeing
them, started for them, supposing that they
could of course bag them but they were
up to their lodges, and when they were
sufficiently near for comfort, they dropped
off into the grass, and gave them a volley,
when the reds, with loud yells, again re-
treated, and after three or four attempts to
cut the boys off from the train, they were
forced to give it up, but not until trainmen
had got the engine ON the track, and run
down to their assistance, when they all re-
turned to the train, and after two hours and
half, succeeded in getting the cars on the
track, and came away, leaving Mr.. Lo to
study up some other plan for plumber. No
one was hurt in the frolic, unless it was
some Indian, and from the way they lodged
it would seem that they knew the boys
were shooting ~ 7ii a,aaa. 81 eEa
4 x *.* x
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$500 REWARD

A T a stated communication of Oakland
"a Lodge No. 81 A. f. and A. NJ, held at Oak-
land, Miss, on the 4th day of August, 1863, It
was, RESOLVED, Thata as our worthy brother.
F. d. BARNES, Senior Warden of this Lodge.
was assasstnated On the 9th inst, by d.. :. J.
Lott, q nQn-aflllated Mason of the same
place that the Lodge offer a reward for the
capture of the murderer.
Description OF said LOtt-He Is about six
feet one inch high; slender form; heavy,
square shoulders, slightly bumped; very
black piercing eyes; long black whlskers and
mo1stache, slightly grey; black hair, rather
thin on topof head; darkc Complexion forty
seven years of age, apparently about thirty
i've; weighs about 10 pounds, This lodge
offers a reward OF two hundre dollars, In ad-
ditiOn to five hundred dollars offered by the
father of the deceased, for arrest Of the muir
derer and his confinement in jail, so that he
may be brought to justice.
All papers friendly to the cause of Masonry
will please copy one time.
[Slgnedl j. W. SAUNDERS, ". NJ.
Attest: JAMES II. CARR. See'y pro tenn. aulS
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, September6, 1859.
TRADE.

4LkALt1a
The WEEKLY APPEAL, published this
morning contains our Annual State
ment OF the Trade and Commerce Of
Memphis" printed by US on the lst inst.
Merchants can be supplied with copies.
The market during the week has been
generally steady, and to-day exhibited
Increased activity. A large number Of
people arrived by the packets, and orders
were numerous. From the Arkansas
river the crop news Is excellent, and a
GOOD Weld Of cotton is expeeted. From
White river favorable accounts sre re-
ceiyed. while from the st. Francis and
along the river below here prospects are
not good. The st. LOnis packet failed to
come in until late in the afternoon, and
restricted trade in the produce line.
Receipts by river and rail during the
week were: Apples, 4S bbls; Ale, 4S5
pckgs; Bagging, 1895 pcs; Bran, 54 skis
Butter, Us pkgs; Bacon, $50 casks, 63 ties
and Isl pckgs; Corn, $50 sacks; Cattle
lS7 head; Meal, $50 bbls; Chickens, %
coops; Coffee, $50 sacks; Candles, 100
boxes; Eggs, % pckgs; Cabbages, % do;
Flour, 1915 bbls; Iron Ties, $50 bundles;
Hay, 3l9 bales; Molasses, I49 bbls; Oats,
50 sacks; Onions, so bbls; Oils, I2s DO;
Pork, Is bbls; Potatoes, I37 do; Sugar,
AZ hbds and 100 bbls; Whisky, IA do.
Wheat. l55 sacks, and more han 5000
packages Of merchandise and sundries.
We Yesterday saw some fionF made
from wheat grown on the plantation OF
Thos. H. Allen, Esq, on the Arkansas
river. The wheat was what is known as
fall wheat. 1t grew IN the bottom lands
and yielded well, while the aour is moi
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STOVES, ETC.
CHARTER OAK STOVE
CATECHlSM

Quesaon.-Who made the first Charter Oak
Stove?
Aas,oer.-G. +. Filley, of st. Louis.
Q.-Wben was II first made?
Ain the year 1852.
Q.-Are they good Stoves2
A,-The " best in the world"
Q.-HOW are they madeY
A.-from the best quality Of Iron.
Q.-WhO says they are good Stoves2
A.-Al those that use them2
GLOW many were sold in 1862
A.-There were 8,347 sold.
Q.-HOw many out of that number failed?
A.-NOt one.
-Q.-Who sells the genuine Charter Oak in
Memphls2
Al F. SCHABEL & co, 2E MALVST
Care there imitation stoves ofthat name?
Ayes; plenty of them.
Q.-HOw can purchasers tell the genuine?
A.-By seeing the name of q. F.. Filley on
each Stove,
Q.-How should parties order themS
A,Ifel FouT merchant to get Filley's.
Docs ]. F. SCHABEL & Co. have q good
A.-Yes; they sell them at Wholesale aud Re-
tail, and Keep TIN WARE, CASTINGS, ETC., IN
good supply.
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FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,

MEMFHLSs DtPLeitDSA U Aooo. J
Gold has been excited and fuctuaIing,
and advancing during h week. Rates
closed in New York at 1871. The otter
ings here were light. sales to-day reaching
5000 at lS5 and l35Le.
Exchange is in active demand from
merchants to remit for goods, and also for
country tradesmen going East 10 make
purchases. One bank on Saturday sold
$50, O0O at Z premium, accidentally report
ed yesterday as Z discount. Rates rule
steady at par buying and = premium sell
ing.
County Warrants were purchased to-
day at 6Sc by dealers, and sales Of Police
Scrip were made at 93c.
The money market is extremely strin-
gent, and numerous applications for loans
to-day were declined. One and a half per
cent Wss offered at the banks by solvent
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HIW03t bVtfy uaY We HtdT HIdHy ptFSUu5
complaining Of headache, loss of appetite,
and that they are not Mt 10 do anything, etc.
Many IL the day that we have felt so our
selves, and in fact have gone to bed and i'm
agined ourselves sick, but for the life of us
could not tell what was the matter. One day
while thus complaining, a friend said to US,
" Why don't you try PLANTATION BITTERs2
They are really a good thing and will make
you feel like 8 new man." Upon his recon-
mendation We purchased a bottle, and took
them according to the directions. They
seemed to go right to the spot, and gave us
Immediate relief. Every since we have taken
every opportunity TO them.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Sup6rtor to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the mira
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To Cotton Planters & Stock RaIsers

THE Memphis Oil Company wish 70 puI-
L chase, during next fall and Wlh'e th, =
large quantity Cotton Seed, lot WIFI
have Seed correctly weighed on LnslI
platform Fairbanks scales. IneY uIseene.A
friends not to store their eee1 ~ ta5se 9zo o-n
or injured By HEATING. Planters wno wlsh
TO make contracts for delivery OF seed VIII
please cali Al OF Work, Center Landing.
SsT on cake and Meal for sale IN any guam
THY, EA
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Arm OF Pittmsn, Cobb q Co., Cotton
L Brokers, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. JOHN ANDERSON retiring. The
business of the firm will be conducted by K.
r. Pittma and E. d.. Cobb, under the same
firm name. they assuming all liabilities and
collecting all assets due the firm.
r. n. PITTMAN,
+. d. COBB,
sci JOHN ANDERSON.
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Entraet from Letter o d.. B~randrelh, from G J

Fay, Esq, +. ", HdmDloHtOa, NJ
q In 1888 I was in poor health, and my
friends, as we'll as myself, supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
after taking one box Of Brandreth's Pills, 1
began to feel better. Well, sir, when had
used up twelve boxes l was a well, healthy
ann weight having gone from l3l pounds
up to l52 pounds. I then ordered a supply,
and between that time and the present 1 have
retailed three thousand dollars worth of
these Invaluable pills, and am quite sure that
| have thereby been instrumental in saving
thousands of lives. Yours, truly,
c. FAY, P. NJ"
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BROWN oorroNs.

BROWN COTToNs.
Stark A.....-~44~...H Pepperell R...4-4---l6
Augnsta---44--... O..5s--.HE
Portsmouth.4-4.-..H N.-B.--l31s
M~onadnoOk.. 10-4-.47H Old Colony. -. I0-f....40
Heavy Duck 80 to 32b
PLAID OSNABURGS.
Oakland, plaid---l27S Tennessee, plaid. -27L
Ottawa, " ~ Kentucky, (" -
Rapah'n'ek," .....2Ih Old Kent'ky, plainl9
Maryland, " ...,..t3R Susquehanna, " 20H
Texas, .....-Z5 SoutheFn--........l5l s
BROWN
Z Standard, s oz--221S u Alabama. 8 oZ.-22
Lower grades-HI to p
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of Mosby & DoriOn, Cotton Fac
u tors and Commission Merchants, of this
city, was dissolved on the 24th day OF August
last. Settlement Will be made by either of
the firm, but the firm name will be used only
in liquidation. The books Will be kept at our
old stand over 34 Front street.
y. MOSBY,
se3 CHAS. H. DORION, in.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be
i tween Virgil v. Moore and Edwin Mnlt-
is dissolved. to date from the LIST inst, &C
casioned BY the death of Mr.. Whitfield N
January last. The business OF said nTm VIII
ASo1sf q ie8q. Surviving Partner.
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ERRING BUT NOBLE.

SeIi-Help for Young Men, who having Erred, de-
sire a better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes, tree of charge. Address HOW
ARD SANITARY ALL ASSOCIATION, Box
p, Philadelphia, Pa. ielldaw
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REWARDS.

q 20 REWARD@STOLENLOp Saturday
DOO night. 18th ult., a Dark Bay Mare
NEARLY black, abOutS years old, pom built,
long name, short switch tail, nose white and
white streak up to eyes, both hind feet white,
about Is hands high. The above reward will
be paid for her delivery to the undersigned.
JAMES N, THOMPSON.
SET No. SO POufOtOe street
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pacuIiar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS piIIs

Their peculiar ad~aptability TO all constitu-
lions as cleansers of the bowels and the blood
has established their great merit. They re-
store the liver, the spleen and even the heart
TO healthy action when other remedies have
been used without producing any benefit.
They do not expose those who use them to
any danger, being as safe as salutary.
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q q REWARD-WtiI be paid 70 any one re-
DZ turning 10 me, at Y Madison street. a
seven weeks old, white bull pup, with nine
little black spots on the end of his nose, or
giving me such Information as will lead 10
his recovery. H A. LITTLETON.
ganE
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FOR RENT.

CorroNsHED AND WAREHOUSE on Madi-
n son and Court streets, near charleston
DEPOT. WA WHEATLE1, Bethel Block
sep2
NOR RENT-Large Front Room, No. Il JEFF
il fersOn street, upstairs. suitable for Office
PURPOSES. aug
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


No Cure, No Payi---StOne's Tonic Syrup
cures Chfils and Fever, or money refunded
Sold by M. ROSE 81 Main street.
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Tennessee bonds in New York yester-
day were quoted at 6OH96IH, for old,
with no sales, and sales of new at g..
In London 5-2O's were 50, and in Frank
fort $50. ConsGis were 93c.
The following are the New York quota
lions for Government securitiesi
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Notice TO Property Owners.
46Eu OF = TE gSs1Ss July Term. 1863

STATE OF TENNESSEE, Univ Term, 1863.
County Of Shelby.
BOARD OF COUNTY CoNGISsIoSERs,
August Il, 1863.
ORDERED. ETC, That the Clerk Of the
County Court be instructed to advertise in
the APPEAL and Avalanche, giving aAProR-
ertv owners notice that the assessments OF
real and personal property for state and
eonntv are now completed, and that they
have the privilege Of objeeting to the same
and e~ndeavoring to obtain corrections during
the next thirty days, by making proper APP
p~lication to the assessors, after whtsh time
NO corrections can or viii be allowed, It being
necessary to place the tax books in the COT
Iector's hands at the earliest practicable date;
and that each paper make a local notice, cali
ing particular attention TO the advertisements
In accordance with the foregoing order Of
the Board, all parties desiring to know the
value of their real and personal property as
assessed by the assessors Of their respective
districts. can obtain such information on APP
plieation at this Office until the 10th day OF
September. 1863; petitions viii be reeeiyea
and referred 10 the assessors.
auls JOHN LoAGuE, Clerk.
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nFresh ~ a Msideu's Blush" IS the uure

peachy Complexion which follows the use OF
Hagan's Magnolia Balm. 1t is the true Sc
cret of Beauty. Fashionable ladies In society
understand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic
Country Girl into a City Belle more rapidly
than any other one thing,
Redness, Sunburn, Tan, Freokles, Blotches
and all effects of the Summer sun disappear
where il Is used, and a genial, cultivated,
fresh expression Is obtained which rivals the
Bloom of Youth. Beauty is possible to all
who viii invest IS cents at any respectable
store, and insist on getting the Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing but Lyons KAthairon to Dress
the Hair. jy3
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FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.

lust received per ship Vincentus Van Pau
aJ 10, direct from Antwerp, 800 boxes French
Window Glass, all sizes, at prices TO compete
with American brands, and much superior
in quality,
aug y ~ hhOS. 20.
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LLuht AL a cork. ".-.Is the ~expressIon

Light as a Cork. "---ls the expression
of all housekeepers after using DooLEY'S
BAKING POWDER. It IL chemically pure in its
composition, and possesses no ingredients
but such as are perfectly harmless, healthy
and nutritious. This is not only the best, bnt
the cheapest in market, as one pound Will go
further than a pound and a half of those of
ordinary manufacture. Use no other. In
quire at our grOeers for DoOLEY'S BAKING
PoNVDER
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To Owners of Horses aud cattIe.---To.

Sold by all Druggists. Observe my name in
white letters in the government stamp.
Z. BRANDRETH.
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bSr Having learned that parties in Louisville, Cincinnati and thi, city pro-
0u " sen ue fannhs|ee' Wh1skey, we hereby give notice that we VIII
bring suit for damages against any RESPONSIBLE psrtvv va usv dsoouer
attempting to sell this brand Of Whikey, and will publish them Is selling
SPURIOUS article. We have had the sole use and control of the {" Yannis-
see" brand for nearly twenty years, and none is genuine without om bran
on the barrels.
B. j. sEMMES g. CO.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of Fl. s. KING & co. was dis
IL solved on the LIST September, 1863. in con
sequence of the death OF b. W. Coleman.
The liabilities Of the late firm will be pain
by the undersigned, who will continue the
Grocery and Commission Business,
AT l26 and l2s Second Street,
Under the style of H. s. King & Co.
sci HENRY 3. KING.
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THE PRESIDENT DECLARES WAR

Against all impOsitions upon the people, and
Science, following the glorious example, Is
out
AGAINST THE PRISONERS
Who sell sugar of lead hair dyes, that not
only ruin the hair, but paralyzs the system.
Imposters
WHO DESTROY THE UNWARY
time,
cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
Is offered under the guarantees of Prof. Chill
ton, the famous analytical chemist, as an
efficient, Pure and Harmless Preparation.
CRISTADORo'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like q charm on the Hair after
DyeIng. 4rY 1t.
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALF.-A 70-saw Carver Gin, nearly
II new, for two dollars a saw, at Chelsea
NTIls. See JOHN HUBER, opposite. SCI
II OsEWOOD PIANO FOR SALE-Made by
IL Haines Bros of y. a pearl-keyed IN
strument, of perfect o and style, Apply
at No. SO. near the corner OF Fifth and Safar-
rams streets. Sc
TOR sALE-A Frame Residence on Poplar
4 street Apply TO H 4. JOINER,
ang19 No. 81 Monroe street.
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WORSHAM HOUSE.

VXToRSHAM HOUSE for Rent and Furni-
"A. VACCARO or
ivy u ]. WORSHAM.
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Z, 1869.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
g. WILLOW WARE.
STICKY & BARRETT,
No. 1853 Main Street, between 4th and 9Th,

WE beg TO call the attention Of Southern
w merchants TO our large stock OF WOOD
AND WARE, consisting of Tubs.
Buckets, Churns, WashbOards, Sleeves, Red
and White Cedar Ware, Butter Buckets, Well
Buckets, Harvest Kegs, Measures, etc. etc.
basket OF L KINDS, together with Brooms,
Brushes, Rope, Irvine, Matches. Backing, etc,
We are enabled by our arrangements with
eading manufacturer to sell these goods at
very low figures, which we will very readily
prove to those who Us with their pa
.tronage. lau9l STUCKY & BARRETT.
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COTTON.

The market during the week has ruled
drm at 32Z TO 3Sc for Middiug, the de-
mand exceeding the supply, and market
80 bare that orders could not be filed.
Receipts of new have been 100 bales, 6 Of
which arrived yesterday. Sales yesterday
were about 80 bales, and a. reported were
" barely Low Middhngs and poorly
ginned, at 82c; 10 Low Middling in scat
tering purchases al % TO 321z, besides sev-
eral small lots. Two BUYERS ~Sere in the
market for Good Ordinary and Low Mid
ding, for which grades the demand was
greatest. Middling would be taken
n offered. at q fraction below 3Sc, at
which figures holders were firm. sales
have not been above IS bales during the
week
The Liverpool market opened duh at
Isssd for Uplands, and l33td for Orleans,
ard continued fla throughout the day,
with sales Of 600 bales.
The New York market was firm early In
the day at 35c for Middlings, and closed
dull and nominal.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, S~eptember6, 1869. J
stock on hand Sept. I, lsG9---.-...... 81
Received this Week u
Iee
Shipped this 5z
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~ 0WHGi W AsNN I'D W.
BIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS are war
ranted superior to any others, or no pay, for
the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs,
Hide-bound, Cold, etc, IN Horses; and Colds,
Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn
Distemper, etc, in Cattle. They are perfectly
safe and innocent; no need of stopping the
working of your animals, They increase the
appetite, give a fine coat, cleanse the stomach
and urinary organs; also increase the milk
Of cows. Try them and you Will never be
without them. The late Hiram Woodruff,
celebrated trainer of trOtting horses, used
them for years. Col. PhilO. P. Bush, of the
Jerome Race Course, Fordham, n. Y, would
not use them until he was told of what they
are composed. since which he is never with
out theh3. lie has aver gepty running
horses In his charge, and for the last three
years has used no other medicine tor them.
He has kindly permitted me to refer any one
TO him. over 1900 other references can be
seen at the Depot. Sold by Druggists and
Saddlers. Price, . cents per box. Depot, 10
Park Place, New York.
eatchalors Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
is the best In The world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, instantane-
Gus; nc disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the Ill effects of bad Dyes; invigo-
rates and leave the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perumers; and properly applied at Batchel-
Ors Wig Factory, No. ID Bond street, y. Y,
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NEW FIRM.

u IANE VIRGIL V. MOORE,
Lane 4 Co. Late Moore, Whitheld& Co.
MN. fhe undersigned, have this day asso-
w eiafed ourselves together, for the pur-
nose of transacting a
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Cotton FactOrage and General Com
mission Business.

Il 81 N e. Nh orc &C Coss
To date from the LIST inst. Office, No. l How
ARDS Row, formerly occupied by Moore,
Whitfield & Co. f. LANE,
VIRGIL V. MOORE.
August 3, 1859. anglo d&w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-07

May, 1851.
a&Perrins
that their Sauce is
highly esteemed
India, and is, in
opinion, the
palatable as
well as the most
wholesome Sauce
is made"