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DEATB OF WELL KNOWN CITIzgN-T.-yan
Green, respected resident of this District
died yesterday about ~ o'clock al the residence
OF his bI oincr, Michael Green, corner I3.h and
Lstreeis. after long and painful illness Mr.
Given was connected with the kirkw. cd
house Tor long time About thirteen years
ago h took charge of the Isws and cigar staud
IN tbat establishment. and a few years since
become one OF the proprietoIs of the house in
CONNECTION with Mr. HeDly. Esq, but was
COMPELLED to sell ont about wear ago, on ac-
count 81 his failing health. He was a genial
VAIN hearted gentlemen, ard no one eni1yed
the ettsem aDc confidence of a larger circle of
Trends. HIS funeral will take pia, To morrow
NJ IL o clock from ST. PatrIck-s Church when
solemn requiem mass will De celebrated
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Luz La! S ! I: 10
sa.. sis IL. A; SsH:. AZ ~ :.ss
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q Z N Z n Al A9 ENCy
FOB
MARYLAND, DELAWARE. vlRGs ga
WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
AT TIL z OFFICE o.
JAY COOKE & CO.
FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPAR TarSY
wAsHINGTON d. u.
PAWNBROKERS.

EsrABLIsHED 1883.
HERZBEh6is LOAN OErICk
ssI NORTH Z STREET,
between - snd 9th ssreets. Immediately IN
Nstiossl hotel.
~ Highest Advances made. Strictly o0nncsa
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OFFICERS:
=: 81 OLAek, Philadelphis. President
SAI COOAE, Chairman FINANCE and E,ec usivs
akNRY d. COOKE. washington, Vice pr.s
IMiRsoN ". PEEr. Philadelphia, ssore..r,
and Actuasy.
Ms. TURNER Washington. Assistant s-crs,.r,
vRAECIs g. SMITH, NJ. D, n cal Director
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LONG LIFE ssCURsD.

Let every woman vereirs on this critical period
prrpsse their systems eth kadways esrsaps-
Iansn hestsent, spf AZ Nhose m-nsss have
O. Iervers disese., take the sAksAPAktSLIAH
RHpH AN 4 PiIIS ana sssy viiI sn,oy .ues s's
high STATE of bss th that ri secure then ls-e life,
wth freedom from the siokr and pains cf former
ALL FEAALR pIFFEoUlrIps,
From the earliest stage OF female sunerf ar. from
Bet biion Of the Cs'aDeeia, through al the
troubles and diseases Of the - omb. Otsrus f3ssd-
seebsais. Rad BsLli of systsm. Pal.asss' O.,
Neakp ci Blood ard III the liar sym tc M
Pains. Aeh-s, 6iddiee--. srd IN fset ever condi,
eoe Of rlcf ntsa P.sSiisr 70 the yExALs - " ore
klsoLvfkf Isery lady tbs s1sssias "a. ssosld
- ~ ..dyy:s rec us',esi gshl,ostioa caliei
f-r 1sGs. an 10 has IRE charge az 81 Drr <rfsfs
Prtes OF knOvAf sa...ssri ii.s Re. .,v.at, "a
Der 81 zie hsetsa, or hotsien for IS as ss1sa
isne, Ssy rsrk, end Druggists sssryv sere.
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NEW FACTS IN THE THEORY orLIrE
DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARIIL LIAM RESOLyENr
fstsbl,.h.. Q N,~ Theory &C Cu-s. ans Pro.ep.

Human ENi.tence
v. B-E-,-y ouHo, 81 hs SIRSA ANIL
LIN, PaREIRk BRsTA, aud of+.r f.r-tc.
root, Welding tAs szgraois that cr'sF cato sAs
eoEyoSl1.oH u TIE SeTsGpdrilitna Rssa.rss'. ar,
cd,lsrsd andsr ~ sug sr~tstOa IF ta-si i.Osaf
cs.nis. employ,d eEc!Ba-sly by ~. Ea.l.ay q
20. fo~ fAis pH-pose. so tAdf sparfoas adasi1-
tSrsS or uorfkl,ss rcOfs COS triu b. osnd zOsf Of
the Imported Sarsdparilasl odR. D. .stsirks.bs re-
cetr,d Noofhsr cAe.tsfs aedicias ~ ri-rs . tAs
rOrId take tAis PreoaGiion 20 sse1rs s,Aais, r0os
Important chemical principle. suppsi-d 60 the
vast NJ hoiy
THROUGH TEE sAesAPARILLIAN RGS0L-
Want.
10 supplies the blo.6 with nonrishment
10 oos'aiss Gtssse ssasis e@d t.ss sssssas eaat-
II suprlie. the system with osiorie heat making
propcFtbs
tineresses the weight and Appetite.
10 steps al. gsaks-atsx dtSrkarsss.
10 fpCr the rersfrs and diniinishes the astes
IL exts rrii rates the pTorncfs Of decay.
DC resolves fumore poies. hsrd lumps
II make. the skin clear snd hesutifuI
Ia heals 'eNrr and ulcers
IL core gravel, glees. end .tricture.
IL naket the wafer clear -ud pass freely.
IL cOrcs bsrrenness. ard tnv.sts viii NiEur and
manhood thoee Who. trH IN weakntss or disease.
ere deficient OF .xhsustsd
II from the peril. incflen chanre
Of liie-CesSAtion Of n-p.ss.
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s.Rs.PARrLII.s RtsoLyrNr

hut D, sirh-r rs0orsd ~ hsalfs. or th- caste.
aud arcom pJstians 81, pE-d, suc the si'.i'uts %
decay thsI eniet Ice l-sed from tie system.
kNtreme cases, where tn LUNGs. klpsEf>.
spd other organs are Nast-d. ulcerated. ga their
functions interrupted ard a lus altered be-
you'd gsTative power o. M Gicine may. anf will.
~ the use OF the tAksaPAk1LLIaN REsOL-
VENT, continue TO live perhaps t-r year,. fer no
mattr h.w loo the vital torce. may be, a. tha sys-
TEN can he brought under the Influence at Tits
aud fssh vsak rs.f sfHs the psi-s viii be-
greater % an the wastes, and the BLOUD WILL
receive thst high degree 81 strength. parity, aud
BouIishmenf 70 nable IL held IN foi solu-
tior s lie constituents, and stop the process eide
CAY ana decomposition.
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TO TnosE WHO SEEK HEALTH

1here rot . man. wemsn. child hpvev.
wseted by disrsee. ~ their - stems ar stttl in
oonditisn g REEVE ne.rsnm~ut. sba the
LUNGS. LIVER, kIDSGYs. and Other s,tal a
ksDs not wasted hesoss TIVE process 81 r-pai
" carsble OF sustsiniL & the r,PaTa:trs F-aCsss
RAILWAYS
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Raihaaa men in st. Louis are talk
ing of a through train 10 New York in
thirty-nine hours.
The receipts of the North Missouri
Railroad for June were sl54,4i6, or amin
crease over 1885, ior the same period, OF
Ss9qsII.
On Thursday, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company took charge of
the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newala
road, which viii hereafter ke Known as
the Lake Erie piyisi0H Of the Baltimore
aha 8hs6 hailrOad. It Will be under the
infringement Of W. G. Quincy.
An improved metal for the maa,-
facture Of rails has been Proposed, consist
ing of iron vita au admlXture of chrome
ace. It has long been known that an al
10y of about 40 per cent. of iron and so per
cent. of chromium scratches glass atmqst
as deep az the diamond; AID Nrenly has
stated that al alloy Of iron and chromium
May be formed by heating in a blast fur
mace oxide Of chromium and metalliu
iron II resembles cast iron, and sG.atpfes
the hardest bodies, even hardened steel,
The average wear 81 the tracks ON
The railroads of the United States is esti-
mated at seven per cent. per annum.
Taking the length of the roads at ~, 2j0
miles, the annual wear consumes sufi-
cient iron to lay 2g57 miles Of t-S or
enough to lay q road from here TO San
Francisco. Ninety tons are reGUire1 fcV g
mite OF slngio TRACK. 20 that 2D6lTJ tonsOf
iron are used up annually by 'tlte loc0mo-
lives and ears. With this great wearing
down of the track, no surprise should be
experienced on reading the report of the
Railroad Commissioners of New Hamp-
shire upon the Grand Trunk line from
Montreal tc 'RGstGH. lape' ears 10 not
trayeI as last as tie stages, and a Freight
tain ran off the track thirteen times in
going over eight miles,
An experiment has recently been
made in Munich to ascertain if a wheel of
a railroad ear rolls regularly without slid
ing. 50 that by recording the number of
revolutions and knowing the diameter,
the exact distance ACCOMPLISHED GAIA lie
grcuratflE measured. Although the'eX-
pertinent was tried on a short distance,
vet the difference between the measure
ment by mathematical Instruments and
that obtained by recording the revolutions
Of the Whe6l was found 10 be no more than
l-6S 900 Of the whole. This would indi-
cate that there was absolutely no sliding
of the wheels. 1t is proposed to employ
this method as 4 control = ~ ao+a-,,;
ha'lsn tegl'ees of longitude by the side
OF astronomical observations and meas
urements with the telegraph,
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For sale,

THE neat Cottage Residence, "A Mosby ST.;
D would make an excellent home for a
small family. The house contains i've rooms
and storeroom, servants room and Outhouses
on the lot; also, cisteru, now full Of the
nnest pure cold water. There Is a lattice els
tern house with force pump. The lot is Il
teet iront, l4Sl2 feet deep to an alley, and Is
well laid out with shrabbery and vegetable
garden. The location Is exceedingly healthy
no epidemic having ever visited that section
of the city. neighborhoOd Is OF the high
est responsibility. file place Willie sold at a
bargain. For terms, etc, apply on the prem
ises, or at A~valapchs office. jeE
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, Z
MEMPHIS. July :, ISIS. J


MEMPHIS. July :, 1859.
FINANCE.
In HE Money market nothing Of inter
est trauspired to-day. There j. a growing
complaint of the scarcity Of money, which
we can hardly think is justified by facts.
The extreme stringeney East, no doubt,
affects our market, but il il thought that
s~uringency viii BE- relieved within 4 few
davs. The fact is that ali paper a ~
New York on the attn and Jtn, as ven as
on the 9th, was payable on Tuesday, and
The crowdimg ofthree DAYS into IA would
probably cause a scarcity Of currency and
sn increase IN rates. There is some de-
alazd to- money sr our hat.ks, but as &
general thing borrowers are put on, II pGs-
sihle, until the latter part OF the week.
There is no Exchange making, While the
demand j. fair and rates steady,
We learned of nc transactions iu stocks
OF Bonds, while City, County and Police
Scrips are steady at last quotations.
Offerings Of gold arr light, and the ten
deney is downward, 50 that dealers are
disposed to keep up aNvider margin than
for some DAYS back.
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BOARDING.

nOARDING.@Two pleasant family rooms,
ID with board, ATS Madison street. Jels
COUNTRY BOARD-Caa be-haa, 81 moder-
l. ale terms, during thespnamer months, D4
me or rro penrlRmen With IaEilleSi Witbla a
mort distance Of the terminus n the street
Railroad. and near the state Female Coliege.
address A, APPEAL ONCE :
observation-disclosures and ~unfurnished
% rooms for single gentlemen OF families, on
fqv board. can be obtained Al ilo Madison
street. References required. myo
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TNHE Legislature of Tennessee having au-
Il thoriZed the DeSOto Insurance and Trust
Company TO change its business to q banking
business under tie name Of me I" Union and
Planters Bank OF Memphis, noticeis hereby
dered hooks 20 be opened for the subscription
II three hundred thousand dollars additional
stock at the Peoples Insurance CompanY, No.
IG Medison street, on the LIST of JUly next, and
To remain open for sixty days, unless the
above shall be sooner subscribed.
WA, NJ. HARRINGTON, Pres't.
MamHhis. .Inne =. IS69. ie2l
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BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. II you would he
beautiful use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
It gives a pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youth and Beauty.
It's effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
II removes. Redness, BlOtches and Pimples
cures, Tan, Sunburn and FreckIes, and makes
a lady Of thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the k 4 Smooth
and Pearly the Eye bright and clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom of Youth, and
imparts a fresh, plump appearance to the
Countenance. No lady need complain Of her
complexion when - cents will purchase this
delightful article,
rhe best thing u qras5 tpe Ratr win is Ly-
un-s halhairon. jell
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NOTICES.

NOTICE OF DISS0LUTION.-The copart-
N uership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, underline firm name OF Murphy
& Cash, is this day dissolved by Limitation.
j. j. Murphy assumes all the liabilities of the
firm, and Is alone authorized to collect its as
sets. j. J. MURPHY,
f. NJ. ASH.
Memphis, July /, 1883. Tvs
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE 4Nsg4ASCE COL
STATE AGENCY OFFICE. 3 MADISON ST.,
MEgaHIs, Tenn, June /, 1863.
THE a0partnership heretofore existing un-
L der the name of j. q. LONSDALE co,
Is this day dissolved by the retirement al
Capt. B. p. White. The business will be Con-
Quoted in future by !. q, LQl%dale and New
OTIS ;ala ~
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NOTIcE.

I LIBERAL cash advances win be made on
L. cotton or Western produce shipped 10 our
correspondents, MeSsrS. ID. r. Carwcll * Co,
New Orleans, louisiana,
jel MARrIH WALT Gu
NFFlGE SOUTHERN LIFE ms. Co,
U MEMPHIS, Tenn, June S, 1868,
Stockholders in This Company are hereby
notified that the annual election for Directors
TO serve the ensuing year will be held AT the
office nf the Company, on Tuesday, 9th July
pr0x., al I O'Clock pm.
je9 BEN MAY. Secretary.
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD LINE.
DEPART ARRIVE.
Day Express, r. r. time..-.4s0 am, $50 am.
City time.....S as am.
Night Express, II. II. time. 500 MN. I2.f0 am
City time. 2.s5 pm.
Ticket offices No. 2T l-2 Main street and At
Depot, head Of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through TO NSShvslie. via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad. With
out change.
SAM.- r. ZONES Gnnn snn,t
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dissolution.

T'HE arm OF z. RoBRlNS " BRADLEY, oil
L Memphis ana Kew York, IS this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The 1Tm nRIne
VIII he signed y either party in liquidation,
The entire stock OF goods and the good will
oflhe business has been sold aud conveyed To
who will canduQt Ia Memphis the business,
on their own aCD1unt, and Ia whose behalf
he confidence afthe public is respectfully So
iuited,
ELISHA ROBBINS,
4G Warren street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
Z} Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
DAlal n Memnnis-A nril 30 IAlA
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TRADE

Trade was not so brisk to-day as on yes
terday, but was no doubt affected to some
extent by the weather, which was wet and
gloomy until late in the afternoon. Re
ceipts were very light. Corn on the leyee
is held at s2c, and a few sacks sold as low
as e0c. In store holders ask 3 to SC higher.
Oats are dull; 81 sacks sold on landing at
7so. Bran is dun at so in store, and Hay
is irregular, with only one small lot of
choice in the market. We quote at $3.50
p, as 10 quality. Cornmeal is scarce and
firm at 81 25 for Kindred on levee, and
a 30 from store. Meats are some lower.
Mess Pork S34 25@34 so; Clear Bacon
Sides, 1s15@1szlc; Shoulders, I4zl@15e.
A lot of country Clear Sides sold at 1870.
Flour is frmer, and holders still ask . to
soc advance, but it is hard TO realize. Eggs
are steady at Zoe. Butter is duh at 2S6
32r for choice Western. Chickens n
from - 70 Il - 80 for young and old.
Potatoes are i'm light demand at 81 256I rs
per barrel, loose. Apples are taken at 81
a. per barrel for shipment. Wheat is in
good demand at the mills, aud sells al 81
to 81 Al, as to quality. All other things
are unchanged.
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MIsslssIpPI aNp IENnEssEE ram Rnan

ARRIVE. DEPART
New Orleans Mail, daily....2;45 p.m. 80 am
N.Orleans Express, daily...S;30 am. 4 30 pm
Freight, daily exceptSun-
rs nm. As am
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
COffeeville, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket office 81 l-2 Main street and at the
Depot OmnibuSseS WIN call for passengers
and check baggage in any part of the city, by
leaving orders al 27 ID MGia street.
4, 2. LINFRMORE, GenI Sup't.
CA oAK1EY, GENT Ticket Agent.
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NOTICE.
70 tue AerQhagts Ut Memphis aud aer-
chants and Planters on White River.

HAVE his day sold the White River Mail
L Contract, with all my interest in the White
river trade, 10 the Memphis and Arkansas
River Packet Company, of which Major John
p, Adams Is President. To the old citizens OF
Memphis and on White river. by whom Mai.
Adams has been SO long and faYOrably
ger to them, having successfully carried their
mails and done their river business for them
for many years before the war. To the new
settlers ! take pleasure in recommending the
new line as reliable in every particular, and
ask for them a cordial and hearty support.
June 10. 1861. JOHN r. DAVIS.
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COTnON.

The staple was quiet in Liverpool at the
opening to-day, with Uplands, i21zd; Or
leans, l22d; and at l:2O pm. was quiet
and unchanged. Estimated sales, 10000
bales.
The New York market opened quiet but
frm: Low Middlings, 33kc; Mildlings,
sac: Good Middlings, S5Jfc. There was
10 change AT noon, put al 2 pm. At was
EulI and &c lower on all grades, and
closed dull and nominal; Low Middlings,
sSke; Nhddlings, BIC; Good Middiings,
S5Hc. Sales 30 spinners, 1850 bales; to
spectators, 1l6 bales; and 500 bales Low
Middlings for December delivery, at 26c.
Our market was very quiet. Sales were
light, and holders were asking yesterdays
igures, with little desire TO sell We do
not change our quotations.
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EROM the eheVa . Illu goo acsn tnat We
Z S-a.s peuHme'Jhe sucreSsOrs OF MessTs. r..
RObfiuS Il Bradley, in the general Hardware
Business. Dun well known experience in
this trade induces us to rely upon a cOntinu-
ance Ofthe very liberal patronage bestowed
upon our predecessors. We propose to keen
on hand a stock wei adapted to the wants ~
the ~surrounding country, aDdwH! - Etpnarttt
at all times "a 80 at-"l laencpmfntST IL puT-
rh.-..- -r ft4 tblNl II-'aH 90 tE i-H4 %. .-
rAas-'s. BARBOUR, WILDER SIMPSON.
mvC T. t'... ..
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SateheiOF's Hair Oye.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best in the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, -instantane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous tintS;
remedies the in effects of bad Dyes; inyigO-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
PerfumerS; and properly applied at Batchel-
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Notice

4 Ii persons indebted to st. Marv's school
n for tuition fees, are urgently requested 10
call n pay them immediately. The neces-
stiles of my position Will compel me to put
the hands OF an officer.
ieS0 MARY y pnpr
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SAN. B. ZONES, CENT suppl,
MEMPHIS AND LITTtE Rncx A man

To MADISON LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave H~opeheld daily at 71-2
am.
Coming East-Leave Madison daily at 2 pm.
rerryfboat leaves foot Of Union 81. at Z AIN.
8. r. BEAUMONT,
General Superintendent.
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Gold II SeE Bs4iE c.0sa4 Al -
though it was down 10 1872 during the
lay. Sterling Exchange steady at 1899
FOr prime 60-day bills, Money, 3-ld per
cent. per day. old tennessee Bonds. 81 /.
New, 57e.
Governments opened and closed dull
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Season of Exhaustion.---No matt

The Season of Exhaustion. Mo matter
how vigorous by nature the system and the
constitution may be, they must necessarily
suffer more Or less from the depicting effects
of tue temperature of midsummer, unless
strengthened and sustained by wholesome
tonic treatment. The extra pressure upon
the vital forces must be met and cOunterbal-
sual and rapid consumption Of the animal
fuiGs by prDuSG pGrSEirSEol. must ne CON
Eensa3Cd by The perfect digestion and assilf-
IaiiOn OF the 1OOO taken into the stomach.
from which both the fluids and the solids ai
the hOdl are derived. Otherwise The physi-
cal Strength declined, and the mind, gympa-
Uhlz1ng With The machinery through which a.
acts, becomes depressed and enerYated. A
az this season; not a violent one, calculated
10 produce fcbrtle excitement, but something
Uiich JrH recruit and T~eiafOrce The achOle Orgdni-
1dtiO5t ~ proportion 10 The extraordinary drdi, Ia
3rhicA the t0TY1d heat subjects u.
This desideratum is supplied in a palatahlR
and most efficient form in HlSTEITEH'S
SrQAAiH BlrfEftA, Which The peOpleO Of this
country. after more Than twenty-five years
experience, have accepted and Endorsed as
the best tonic, Alternative and antlblliOus prep
aratiOn which medical chemistry has vet
succeeded In obtaining from the strength
sustaining, healing and purifying products
of the vegetable Kingdom. Every ingredient
of This famous compound has its own specific
Is the most genial invigOrant, aperient and
regulating medicine ever administered
either as a preventive or cureof thedisOrdcrs
most common in our variable climate.
Among these may be enumerated dyspepsia,
lN9hsASe srsl' rtti-n, tsfei ana 'fgue,
nervous debility. and ala the ailments pro-
Feeding from imperfect digestion. a course
Of HObTETTER'S BITfERS is the best pussi-
ace PERSONS Of both sexes, and all ages, during
the heated term.
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Cristadoro's excelsior Hair DYe.

For the deadly compound Of lead and brim-
of Chemistry" and the Medical Gazette"
more than thirty varieties have been foisted
upon the public! CriStadoro's Dye is the only
one that HAS BEEN ANALYZED; and Prof,
Chiffon, over his oWn signature, declares that
10 is perfectly wholesome. ''
GK4STADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIEE,
as y Dressing, acts like q charm on the Hair
after Dyeing. Try il. Sold by all Druggists.
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4 Great Political Revolution was accomplished
by the election Of Grant, and a revolution Of
Immense social Importance has been effected
by the general substitution OF that pure and
harmless preparation
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n taking charge of the Memphis and White
L River Mail Line, 1 can only say that we
will endeaVor to conduct the business in such
a manner that it will be satisfactory tOthe
merchants and planters on our route, and to
the travelling public.
For the present We viii run two Oats-leav-
ing Memphis every Tuesday and SATURDAY;
but as soon as the business will Justify IL, Will
put on n boat on Thursday, making a trl-
weekly line. viii here say To the Memphis
merchants, that IL will be my aim to give
them as low a rate of freight as it Is possible
TO do without injury or loss to the Company
which represent ana WOULD ASH of thera q
ategEty cQ-opetatlQn,
JOHN d. ADAMS.
June 10, 1863. tel2
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Stocks were unsettled at the opening,
bat some falorite shares were in demand.
and IN consequence prices advanced be
fore the close.