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WARRINGTON.

W~AsHISGroN, January Is.-The Supreme
Court to-day made decisions in The New YORK.
Blnk cases. Opinions were read by ChicI
Justice hsss 10 The effect that certificate OF
-udebiedRessan and United states notes or green.
backs arc exempt from taxation.
The President nominated to-day John A,
JoIsen as Secretary OF Legation to Mexico
vice Mr.. Plumb.
The President transmitted the following to.
day 90 las senate OF the OF the Unitet states:
The resolution adopted N the nth inst, re-
qaezting th5 President 10 transmit TO The Sen.
ats q copy sf Any proclamation of amnegtv
mace By him since the last adjournment OF
Congress and also 10 communicate to the Sem
ale by wast aut0rlsy oflaw 10 was made. has
been received. 1 accordingly transmit here
with a copy OF proclamation dated December
2jLl, 1865. The authority of law by which IL
was made Is set forth in the proclamation
itself which expressly AM ms that II was ia.
sued By virtue OF the power and authority in
ne vested by The Constitution, and In the
name Of the sovereign peop.e OF me United
etaJes, snd prcC'aims and declares uucondi-
toaauy and without reservation 10 all aud TO
every person who directly or indl Getty par
Lciptte1t "a the iat5 iasuTTection CT rebellion,
"a IL HardUu and amnesty for the OfIenSs OF
Treason gains the United States O. OF adher.
iag 10 Their ea-nnies during the late civil war.
with the restoration Of at their rights, priv
ileges and lmmu1ltles under the Contribution
aH. laws which have been made in pursuance
thereof 1hs Federal Constitution provides
tLGs ne President shall have power to grant
repriev=s and parlOns for all ofFsnsss against
the Uaited Ststes, eKospt in cases Of tmplison-
The proclamation OF the 25lh alt. is In
strict accordance with the judiciaI exposition
CT The authority thus cOnlsTrad upOn the Ex-
ecUdvr, and, as viii be seen by reference TO
The accompanying papers, is In conformity
with the precedent established by Washington
ia 1875. and iOlioEed by Adams il 1850, Madison
in Isis, ana Lincoln IN 1853, and by the present
executive in 1865, 1867 n 1868.
[@iguedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, d. C.. January IS, 1859.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE.
C.CJ rd, Mississippi.
Chartered By the statoin 1864, and authorized
70 confer the Higaesl Educational Hon
o-s On Young Ladios.

&ERITs-AIH-CAsE--PGrents and Guard-
lans hle especially invited to consider the mer-
Us od IIls Ahslita TO ecucato-in the true
sense OF uls Nogd-to educate thoroughly lie
young ladies OF The South, Is It's alFa. T1s ~.
partnlenis OF Mafhsmaiics, Pny steal and MORA
sciences, Literature, AucieuJ and Mg6afu l s1-
guages, Mu-ie, Drawing, etc, are aSIy giloI he
accom- plishod teachers, male and female
SPSelal ci4s-t may be said, care
10 taken not only 10 thoroughly etncate IN
the arts ana Sciences, but 10 renCer Inc Du3iis
conteAted ana hapPy, TO train Their moral
senSliHe1!s 70 cultivate correct tastes, TO pre-
serve tnelr health, and TO throw around hem
proper restraints, IN short, 10 aT1fd 70 Dsryore
one OF the very best regulated Institutions In
AerARATUs-Arrargemertsb have been mad
to supply the College with suitable ApDsrsf,s
sufficient TO illustrate tha Sciences and 10 0ivs
q pra' teal knowledge Of them. In addition.
the C asses in Chemistry, Astronomy ana NaI'
GIal PHILOSOPHY, through the courtesy of tho
oHlceF5 o. LHs state University, viii have ac-
cess 10 its large and well appointed Chemicaf
and philosophical Apparatus. eXcelIed nv mon
ID lDe south, ami 10 De favored with lectures
anu SAperilaehLd Illustrations by DIS. Garland
ana HEeaFd, the learned Professors ia these
Departments.
BULDING-LOCATIoR.-The building ast,.
mated 10 be worth $4,000, Il comaaudious. com
Portable and retired.
REFERENcEs.-Al patrons and pupils OF The
College. ny
BOARDING. DEPARrMEST-In charge of Paw
w. W. Mc&adOn, is Kept in a sty:e seldop II
eyer, equa.ei. All the teachers board in Inc
USlFoRsITY OF Observation-Disclosures
Ca.ic1, Brown MerinO, ii Deiaiue. PInE
Lawn and White Dresses, Plain Hat trinsnsaG
only with q band OF black velvet. ThUse
wishing 10 wear mourning are required to c5o-
form ia plainness OF dress, but MOI in coior
As economy is the OBJ CT o this arrangement
new pupils need nOtlsy aside clothing al ead1
on nand, II as plain as the uniform, but when
form must be regarded.
ExPEssEs. Per session of p weeks, half in
advance: II
PIepa atory Glasses s1,sa
college GLASSES, proper. * ~
ancient and Modern Languages. eacn. 10 n
I1-slO' 49, % 90
Ornamental branches, usual zLes.....
BOsrJ, Lodging, Washing, Fuel, Ligh 5
anu loo On
Fuphs charged AZ the above rates from fhs
date Of entrance until end OF session In june.
excepstn ceses Of prOtracted sickness.
HG. BURNEG. pres'G Of Trustees
jaSdsHY Z. II, BELL, Prest Of College,
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NEWE'IglS APPEAL.
TUESDAY moRxIxe. Jan. 10. Isea
TIE wFEKEY APPEAL

he desire to impress upon the n1er
chants Of Memphis that they cannot more
qoorthRy compliment &eir customers than
By sending them copies Of The mammoth
WEEKLY APPEAL, containing all the
nelos Of The Oeek from every part Of the
s0orId, a Vsek1y Summary Of the Mem
phis markets, Geographic nesea, local
nelos and editorials. The issue for this
loseE is Rooo ready, AID may be had at
the couEtlag-TOoul, N urapperS ready far
mailing, at I'VE CENTS E COPY.
The friends Of tie APPEAL y re-
minded that the subscription price Of the
WEEKLY has been reduced froas 81 to
s. so per oazu4m az lehieh rate Il Is one
Of The cheapest papers published in tie
Uaited States.
Advertisers are also reminded that the
constantly Increasing circulation Of the
WEEKLY APPEAL, makes It as Ualu1-
Tie an advertising medium as can be
found in The Southwest. only a limited
number Of advertisements taken, and 1t
special rates.
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The friends Of the San Bias Pacific
Railroad have been industriouslv IF
work with Congress. L is expected that
today the Committee on Pacific Rail-
roads Of the House viii report q bin
granting . loan OF sic 900 per mile for il,
the line to be known as the Southern
Pacific ard 20 commerce at Cairo To
Little Rock, Austin, San Antonio and
across Mexico TO San Bias. The report
VIII show that this is by 500 miles the
shortest route to the Pacific Oeesn, and
that while the whole route from New
York to San Bliss is 900 miles. il only
requires the building Of less thar one
thousand pileso Of road to complete rail.
road connection. Tae Mexican grant for
that portion Of the road from tba Dc
Grande to San Bias is q most UbarsIa-.
while the grant just made by the Tovoe
Convention embraces sllthe public land
for twenty miles on each side Of the rosd
from the Rsd river to the Rio Grande
provided that portion of the road shall
be comepletsd within six years from the
date Of the grant. The report will also
refer to the immense prospective COM
nercs With Mexico.
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REASON for tue call Of the militia by
our State authorities, it has been sug
gested, Is togive q certain E" ringni in New
York an opportunity Of realizing from
the panic that will ensue as to u State
stocks In that market. The "fuss and
fury" Of the House and Senate has been
telegraphed TO thst city and all the So
called outrages aggravated in such q
name as that innocent outsiders, hold
ing Tennessee stocks, may become de-
pressed, rush open the market and sell
cut to the " ring - who, when they have
glutted themselves, viii restore conf
dence, run up thu rates Of Tennessee Sc
carities and then SSH to good advantage.
This game was tried once before, and
with signal success and we should not be
surprised 70 hear, after it has this time
been effected, that after All the present
4" cal for militia " and the " reported Ku.
Klux outrases were but " scsresU Ia the
Interest Of this ring" We hone the
press Of Nashville viii look into this
MISTER and sppriss the pu5lie if there is
anything in it.
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bAehArELoN- January ~ 4--ts
HOUSE.
Among the bills presented and referr7d to-
day, was one by Mr.. Poland, providing fr the
issue OF United states bonds, retiring Eui0nsl
currency notes and lo- a Tree sys.em OlSaLoEal
banking.
a BIZ was Introduced by C6nss for the .p-
pcin'ment or a select COMMITTEES TO Investigate
the supposed kg KuX Outrage Ia Alabama,
which ws3relerTet 20 the Commistss on + econ
structiOs.
a bill was introduced by Mr.. Bingham 70 adj
init The state Of Mississippi to representation
IN Congress, winch was referred TO Tie Com
mittee on Reconstruction
10 provisss for the admission Of Mississippi
to representation ia Congress whenever its
Leg allure shall have ratified the lsth Con
stitutioud amendment OF the -tuitsd state,
and declares null AID void the disability i'm
posed 10y the third sc-ti3a Of article stn OF the
Constitution OF Mississippi.
A bin was presented b. GaIf5i3 providing
that no com Missions as Brigsdie--Gener8i
shall be issued aDul The number Of Brigadier.
Generals j. reduced below ei-At. and fixing
eight As the Eumbee OF Bcigadier-Gener4Isa az
ter that time. Referred I, TIE or
Military AdsiIs.
Holman offered the following:
Resylged, INT in ths present condition Of
the National finances, no further subsidies
ought 10 b. given BY Congress, either In bonds
or money 70 railroads or other corporations, or
to promote local enterprises, buJ the Whole fe
sources OF the conntry ought . be applied TO
pressing necessities OF the public service in
euch q manner as VIII relieve the people from
burdens Of taxation
Resolued, That the grant o. public lands to
corporations ought % be discontinued. and the
whole OF suca lsu5s ought 70 be he'd a s9-
cred trust 10 secure hOmsslcads 10 sctUHl set
tiers, and for no Other purpose whatever.
Hi moved the preyio0s question and adop-
ton Of the resolution.
The previous question was seconded, when
Windone moved to lay the resolution on the
table, which was iUsL.
ScheEeld demanded q separate vote on The
resolutions
The n-.t resolution was adoptei-yeas IS
nsys67.
The question was then renewed on The
second resolution.
Julian desired TO offer a substitute that no
public lands shall be given 10 sid The c1nst-us. |
ton of railroads except on condition OF actual
settlements Ia quantities moi greater than $50
acres 10 one person, or q Fixed tax on the fulI
price.
Holman decided to let It be offered.
WRshburn. Of Indiana, moved 10 lay the
resolution on The table, because it woaId in
tsrfere with The soldiers bounty bill.
The resolution was tabled yeas 10. nays 81.
SENATE.
sherman. from the Finance Committee. re-
ported q finance bin;
SECTION / Toat any contract hereafter made
specifically payable In cola shall be legal aud
valid.
Sec. 2 That an appropriation OF sl40,000.OCo
from import duties be applied te the Payment
during each fiscal year of interest and 70 tue
reduction OF the principal OF the public debt,
o dsuch reduction shall he ia lieu OF thesink-
ing iuud.
Bee J. Tn holder Of any lawful morey
amounting to MY dollars on SIS multiple, may
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Saturday sayE

IN the FeGersl C5ur. st Knoxville, be-
fore Judge TRIGG, on FCidzy laat, hon.
T. a. r. NELSON, when the case Of the
United States vs.. Gen. JOHN @. Brock
INRIDGE was called, took occasion to eE-
press his sense Ct grati.ule toward that
Statesman for kindness to his son during
the war, by entering q motion 50 dismiss.
he had, he said. no communication
with Gen. BRECRIN RIDGE, but the re-
membranes Of The rsgy special k'adHssa
shC,ga by that gentleman t0Uards one Of
bj8 8ons, agbo ia the gici55itude Of the tate
wGT had fallen into his h9ad8,ds q Pr5s-
oaer, prompted him to take sep thai
would relieve the noble Kentuckisn OF
much embarrassment. The Attorney
General not being prepared for the mo
ton, it was agreed to pass tie case until
the close Of this week.
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TELEGsAPEEO MARKETs.
view Yors market,


SEw YOEE. January l8-C0tton dull, heavy
alf A4@5Sc lDwsT; sales 1850 bales; nPisnds 293
-4', supreme none - lgs6 >, cO5luB dSlUo
lower. WGlBzy arm Western 81 Us. Corn
southern. g259Sc. Rice steady; CarOlin ga
H-.e. Cgu-s h.m buj quiet. Island sugar 1850
la New Orleans mOiassCs 1920. Wheat
Dry co ds-The market is less active but
nrm Tor cotton fabrics. Eew York Mills 27559
2,c. MansutJG sjc. Washington cambfiCs lie,
aud hgn colcr4 &c higher, out makes heavy
crown s1eetl g &c F1n'S,hue make, l39
H5c. Aadium light fancy dslaiuts Zoe.
N-Jley-HeDOris that tbs Treasury was about
to- sell gold and bonds. were again raised
iO-day, without affecting any markets. Ma
TO al banks are receiving large amounts Of
currency daily, and deprsIIing their surplus
with the A7sis ant Treasurer for 5 per cent.
$50 UJl a,Jhusj eposited Saturday and to day.
-ge Treasury rs likely thus 10 receive ali the
money II waats. Co tnCed Issues On these
certificates. Of which about $40 0G0,OOg are left on
maud, must adj ID EASE IN money ami general
BuOyaGcv II wall street. ShernaL's bill. re-
ported 20 the Senate to-day, is regarded as
iiEely % csJse all the cotton business of the
south 20 Pc done On a gold basis, and tend u
GA y to-day at GG7 on cali Prime discounts ia
q. with more deposition TO take common paper.
Sterling quiet at 9s@+ss. Gold lower; openeI
2 SOS ana clof Cd at5rs. Clearaucss were Sf4,-
7G20lO. State bond. Irregular. Teunessees
h-fF on reports OF martial law Ia that State.
Now Tennessee G5E.
Eeyy Orleans Market.
EEw ORLEANs January lS-C5ttun dul and
unsettled; m-ddnngs ~ aZIc; sales 400
bales; receipts since SATURDAY 7I42 bales; ex-
ports ll55 bales sterling Is. Cold 30. New
YORK sight az discount Flour quiet; super.
nne 30 So GA q co. X 81 75gs p. Corn
steaoyi white &c yellow SOS. Oats 1rm az 81
1sJ5c. Bran dul, declined O. 81 o.. Hsy dun;
prime as. Pork dull II so -. Bacon dull;
s6Ouiderslis4c cleir RID sides ls4c; clear sides
ISL Lard Irregular; terccs I9c, q a2l15e.
sugar active com'taoD 10zc yellow clarified
1880. MJl8 ses active; common 5SdG0e; prime
GsaG8c; choice 7uGs2c. Whisky duit; Western
rsctih q Sl4i O7&. COnz steady lair Ilz@
Ii4si prime 1870 SIC.
Cincinnati Market.
-CINCuNEATL January l5~-Famiy -four s. 50
az Is. wheat 81 7uGl 3. Corn held az zoe
ave 81 5Gal a. cats &c WHISKY $50. Pork
SO 10. Lard l98I9kc. Bulk shoulders &c
sides range ron d 10 l8c. Bacon shou d-rs
izci sides lbEGE4ci hams l7ts alSG. Butter
J35l4y-. Eggs la9zyc. Sugar l3HJl4c. RIO
core 22s24c.
80. EOuis HaEzJef.
ST. LOUIS. January ls-Tobacco unchanged.
SupeTana -four sB1j - Wheat 81 EOaI g.
Con g. 10 Data 3lG6'c. Pork SO. BuiE
shoulders 2Gl2~ sides ldHc. Bacon Shoulders
~; sides Egi1S4c- Lar t54I9c.
ssoGrsvtlte zzarkeu.
L-oUIsYTbLF, January lS.-T0baecO salss s.
hFosi common Jugs 10 misunderstanding leaf g5Q
i6 %. Cotton CSC. Super6ne -four IS 5Oa5.
Wheat 81 7lgl 81. Oats u0465c Corn toe. Rye
81 %. Meas pork s2s9 9 50. Lard l99l9%c.
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Or our FIST page We publish, TIL
morning, the salient points Of an impor.
tant decision against ritus.ists and ritz.
aliEm, rendered il London on the 23d q
last month, in the final Court OF Appeals,
whence the case had been carried 5y
Rev. Mr.. MAKONoCHIE, rector OF the
notorious Church Of St. Adams. THE
settles aI matters in dispute between the
~ritualists and their brethren Of the EPis-
copal Church and, We presume, will, ia
future, compel the absence Of the observ-
anees, IN the Episcopal service, thst have
for SO longs time given that peculiar
class 3 questionable prominence before
the Christian public.
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We regret 20 notice that some OF cur
country exchanges have lately frequently
miquOted the cotton market Of this city,
by mistake, We msks no doubt, but with
results 70 Memphis that are none the less
disastrous. A case in point is that Of the
Hickman Ky Courier Of Saturday last.
In that paper we fad middling cotton
quoted as selling Ia Memphis, on the I4sh
inst, 81 25ss when in fact it sold al 29c. q,
aud within a bali q esnt Of the New
York rates, quoted ia our paper Of that
date at 295c. Such mistakes as these lead
TO great confusion, very often excite dis
trust, and should be guarded against with
the utmost care by the publishers Of pa
Pers 10 tae country. To this end we call
public attention 70 the error.
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TIE Lexington ky Observer learns
from = member Of Gen. BRECKIN-
RIDGES family that be viii leave Can
ada the last Of this moGtb, but will visit
New York AMI Baltimore, in each Of
which cities be has daughters residing,
before he goes to Kentucky. he viii
net reach that State much before the let
OF March, for ne has been long separated
from near ard desr~ relatives, with whom
he VEL spend some little time on HE
way horne.
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HEw ADVERTISEMENTS
W@shl gtgh College, Virginia.

THE SECOND TERN OF TIE CURRENT
Session cf Washington College, General
Robert f.. LIE, President,
Begins Ga she Ist OF February,
And continues TO the end Of June. Students
lerlng for this terra pay half the nsUal fees.
The organic ltion OF the College is complete,
IN al tbs usual departments on academic and
sclentlh7 education, with a full course OF Pro-
f-sSOrs and assistants. IN addition 70 the or
binary fcisniGc s udiss. a full course is taught
IN CIVIL And MINING ENGINEERING, and d.
pion1te are conferred IA this school. TIE Eng
LisH ~LAhGUAGE. also, ID made a distinct and
l4or ugh branch OF study. The SCHOOL or
Law IS ia charge Of Juig5 o W BrocKeD-
DcoUga, LID The eu1ire expenses for the
term ne cd lot exceed $40. Fer Catalogues ad-
dress E. Z. 6OEDOS, Clerk OF Faculty,
lalB Lexington. Virginia.
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MULLINS. the spread eagle orator and
clown Of the House CT Representatives,
who halls from Tennessee, and was adj
mitted to that body Is z Of her repre-
sentstivss, has Teesatly added to his
fame for an obtrusivs Ignorance, by the
introduction TO the House Of 3 bill hav-
ing the following rather singular and alb
surd tide: "a bill to renove ~uncgDsti-
tutional ohiss-holders, and 10 punish
such a violate the same.7
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

SEw ORLEANS, January I5.-Arrived. EnPe,
rGr, Alaska, 3 e Ggd Basges. Departed, Lou.
lzisaa, Virginia, Continental, Silver spray and
Henry Amos.
~L1UlsvILLE, January Is.-Arrived, Louis.
vile.
River failing; sixteen feet ten inches. Wealth
sT cloudy with occasional furfias 81 snow.
CAIsOi January lS-Up-Swallow, . pm,
4ouu-aineer, z "a, Clifton, sam, Lizzie Gil.
Dc~wn-8Ry0sC, sam.
River rose sixteen inches.
ST LOUIS, January B-Rlver rising with
ave feet water.
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Big Creek Land Ten Miles of Memphis.

on 100, l50 and go acres out Of 500 on the
u.s. mississippi River Railroad, soon 10 De
pun, and near the prospective depot, for sale
at bargains, and Immediately also, 20 acres,
mainly CyprSss Timber, on Hatshie also.
STEAM MILL Apply TO my o on premises
or TO myself, this month. at Raleigh.
1860 acres good stock Rancho on the Lavaca.
IN jackson county, Texas, and GO acres on
Trinity. Liberty county, Texas. Fine Plantn-
JiOn to sell or exchange for city property. All
titles perfect jail :. -. EhMBERT.
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WEEKLY Pamela STAR,

rs PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN-
try entirely tributary 10 Memphis, and has
a circulation unsurpassed by any other me-
dium OF that KIND Ia North Mississippi. Mer-
chants and business men generally VIII ind IL
to thsir advantage 10 advertise in the STAR
Address Pamela STAR,
GCs Pamela, t1lss
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Four Plantations for sale or Rent.

VfHREE Plantations. containing about $50
Z acres each, together with stock. cora. fodder.
i'm pleulsnss, etc. on same These farms ars
situated about twenty miles IRON Memphis,
near Pleasant Hi, DsSotO county. Mississippi.
The other farm contains about 1906 acres. aud
is situAtsd in Ashley county, ARKANSAS. For
terms apply to me-, near Pleasant Htl Miss.
T.. 4. MAXWELL.
Refer to e. II. Auperson & Co. and Taylor &
81 Rand. Memphis. Tenn. deA i'm
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THos.
No. 3, Second Floor.
a POsssEiee Building
Valuable Gotten Plantation
FOR sale

W r Offer for sale one Of Tho most valuable
~ cotton Plantations IN Bolivar county.
Msslssippi, lying three miles from The river. on
LAKE. CurlstmsS, and southeast from the town
OF ffentiSS, and known IS tGe Polk Place.
The tract contains 200 acres, 5000 which ara
cleared. The place ia high and well drsined.
snd has on il, a dne Steam Gin end sawmffI.
which cost Sl0oOO also, three new Carver Gin
Stan&s, OF eighty saws each.
The title 70 the property Is perfect. and it
Will be seid at 2 great bargain, ana g0Cd ums
given 70 make the pay ments.
jal4 IA. NELSON 4 co.
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EDUC
UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH,

sEWANEE MOUNTAIN. TENN.
THE next Term al tho Junior DEPARTMENT
Z viii open al University Place, Tenn,
dn IA E91n Day of February, 1859.
Boys received ut any age and prepared for Col
IeEe Location perfectly h~ealtEy-2000 feet
ABOVE the Se&. 500 covers expense, board and
tultion, for three months. FOR circulars and
information address o.. r. Fairbanks, ESQ.,
General Treasurer, University Place, Tenn.
{. I. QUINTARD. DID. LID.
Jas eoda Vice Chancellor.
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WOLVES
s chiedam Schnapps.

III above Medicinal Beverage Is manninc-
tur5d by the proprietor, 8t hls dlstliery, In
Sc.iedan, Holland, expressly Tor medicinal
uSs.
II is now some twenty years since the pro-
prIet1r drstfntroJucec 10 - the American pub
tic, and during that time be has resolved over
three thousand letters from physicians. indOrs-
Ing IL as the pur5st liquor they nave aver used
in their practice.
1t is MADE nom barley Of the finest quality,
selected with great care from the proGucts Of
the most celebrated -grain-groWing d~1strists, is
Favored with the essence OF the OmE iuui-
per-berry OF Italy, and lsreCtined by q peculiar
process, which e1pels nom the spirit every
acfid particle.
AS a means Of preventing and correcting the
disagrccable and often dangerous effect pro-
duced upon the stomach and bowels by p
change OF water-a visitation 70 which travel
ers, new settlers, and ell unacClimsted persons
in the West. the South, and Southwest are Pc
cu1ar1y EaOiG-tEe
SOHEAPPS Hiu be fOund absolutely infalIibls /;
while In cases CT drOpsy, gravel, distractions %
the kidney 5, diseases OF the bladder, structure.
dyspepsia and general debility, il is recon-
nsndsd most elnphattCally by the most dis
ttr guibhea mem hers Of the n~1esisal profession.
II is pat mp in quart and pint bottles, in
cases, with the name Of the Undersigned On
the bottle and cork, and q facsimile OF his sig
nature on the label. for sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-19

1rG@sient advertisements hauiH0 ne run o. ne
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