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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
BDDlS AND SnOlS
AT REDUCED PRICESi

/ TII8 sUUsCIfUtfst HHuItIg IlaI Inty cannot DO
l. business on the present credit system, would
inform their friends andSthe public that they
are determined to
LlSlDV929 q
their prices, and sell for CASH alone, without
exception. The entire stock of Eastern work
now on hand will be sold at COST, and home
made work of all descriptions Will be sold at
nearly the OLD RATES, as by selling for cash
only the per centage for interest and loss will
be thrown of and prices made nearly as low as
when stock was cheap.
Our friends will please bear the above in
mind, and not put US to the disagreeable neces-
sity Of refusing them credit. All persons in
debted to US will please pay up Immediately
and those having claims present them for set
tlement. JOHNSON & CLARKE.
July l6, 1857.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
PHILADELPHIA
Wood Moulding Mill,
Willow St. above Twelfth, North side.

TOULDING for Carpenters, Build
lu ers, Cabinet and Frame Makers, worked
from the best and thoroughly seasoned materi-
al, always on hand. Any pattern worked from
a drawing.
The subscriber having purchased the entire
interest, will continue the business with in
creased facilities
Agents wanted in the various towns in this
portion of the State, to whom opportunities
will be offered for large profits to themselves
jlyl6-3m SAMUEL B. HENRY.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
Foundry and Machine Shop.

THE public are hereby notified that have
rented the Foundry and Machine Shop in
the borough of Lewistown, known as the ''Ju-
niata Iron Works. and the large and general
assortment of Patterns, late the property of
Zeigler and Willis, now of John Sterrett &
Co. and VIM. Willis, and that am prepared
to do all kinds of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17

CHARLES RITZ is wholesale and retail agent for
Lewstown, who will supply retail merchants &C with
the article at wholesale prices Price 81 ner bottle or
six bottles for S. Cali at the agents and get copy OF
Bnwmans Medical journal, and read It, All orders for
the medicine direct 10 the proprietors
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-17
ARTICLE XII.
OF NEW COUNTIES.

No county shall be divided by line cutting
off over one-tenth Of its population, (either t.
form new county or otherwise,) without tbs
express assent Of such county, by vote Of III,
electors thereof; nor shall any new county b.
established, containing less than four hundred
square miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

HOLIDAY GIFTS.
III Elegant Pasian marble figures and groups.
Elegan; bronze sgures and groups.
Elegant bronze and china clocks.
Elegant articles Of silver plated ware.
Elegant bisque figures and groups
look samples Ia show windows marhedn
PLAIN FIGURES.
In articles combining beauty and utility we oner The follow.
50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR,
Until which complete revision OF prices with
view 70 little remuneration, viii be made.
BUY NOW
ON band French china dinner sets %
S}slt coIored French china dinner sets ......... As
en- band sets pieces
French china sets ~ pieces 3
white rrsnrh china dinner plates per 50
Silver plated coffee urns AZ
Silver plated tea spoons per ~
silver plated table forks, per eoz. -
w y. y. DALEY CO.,
6s and 63 broadway between Houston and Blocker alta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

LyRENCH BOARD.-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN FIND
II suitable home In Partisan family, where French Is
spoken and taught Address 29 East Tenth street. Sc
Md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16
OCCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

A LADY w. ~. OCULIsT AND AURIST. Css SIXTH
"A avenue New York, Nos ard 3; hours ftum "
to 2This 70 certify that Joseph Cayerly 81 Broosyn
have srht by the lady NJ D. aCus and
rs ss slssavenue from The 81 total blindness
Of ar three SANDING after having been given up as
tncurahe nv the ocnsts. have known her t0
every variety hopeless disease given by ohers
Her remedies harmless her cures performed without
operation or pain. . -
gust "a 1851 Alexander Ming Commissioner Of DECIDE
Near sghtedness he cured This Is 70 certify that
Arthur Srei,on, of Princeton, III, ~as excessively short
sighted and noticing In The New Work Herald the
advertisement " the lady y ocrs and s,rist $50 slsh
placed ysef under Der treatment Sr six weeks
and able to do without spectasles altogether.
Sworn before me- this 9Th day u June 1851 George Nun
roe, Justice OF the Peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16


COzzETS' HOTEL.
" coRrrR rRoanwAy CANAL srnsrr,
Win be conducted by hereafter, under nj personsl
supervision and proyrietorshp.
TABLE b'HoTE,
VIII be established In few days, sDilsr to that OF me
American Hotel when sep by me.
BOARD PER DAY, TWO botIARS. ,
The viii be continued heretofore At the usual
WIN r. cozzE.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

1,HE LAFARGE HOUsF.-THE bNnERSIGNEU IlAY.
ing leased the shove hotel from the lth inst, would res
peculy inform Its former patrons and The public that hs
whole time will be devoted the welfare a s guests NO
thine his shall left uDdone 10 conduce 90 their
comfort and assures hsm all The appointments of
the hoet Il shah be In the United states iz
charges viii be commensurate with the times Repeatedly,
HENRY WIIEELER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

NyHE BROOKLYN FEMALE EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY
will have sale ut the 65 Court street. Thurs
day and Friday the h and 18th Of December Clothing for
women and children, with few fancy articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEXICAN COAL C0MpANY.--EoTICE rs HERERY
n given that the annual meeting of the OF hs
American Coal Company Of Allegheny county Maryland foI
ne election of nine directors and for the transaction u sucl
ssher business may come before the meeting viii be held
q The Office o. the company IN the cty OF New f9rk os
be closed 18th 24 instant neusive Polls open
~ one and close al two o'clock r. n. - $500,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

(NHRISfMAS PRESENTS-THE GIRLS DELIGHT.
~ Paper dolls and paper furniture.
Seven numbers OF paper dolls, via
No I-Florcnce, No. Clara,
:" 2-fiatie 6-Crnderea,
3-Frank, THE LILLE Pet.
4" Nellie
With beautiful dresses for each.
Two Tumbers paper furniture for the Paror and one
Tor The bedroom.
THE BOYS DELIGHT;
series &C eight OF pictures Of anmals-horse
dog, Sc., &c. 49,
We ny mail, postage prepaid, either number OF the
dolls, furniture, animals for ~ cents. -
CLARK, AUSTIN K SMITH,
3Park and Ann street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
Az Proposals oan.n order fund ,ho floating feht
II this company, amounting TO nearly EH0p issue 81
bonds 20 the sxtent Of million Of dolaTs has
oided The Board OF mode Of
eeteemng the company from the embarrassment under
sheh iabors BY o. the high rates Of !asrcs psd
1pob this debt
are accordingly invited Aoders os
he securities and NJ this company for the purcnAse Of
he bonds thus be issued redesmabe In ten and
soaring cent Interest, payable semi aonualy.
give "a the hoiderso unsecured bonds and orsandnH
certificates the preference this snbscrp
ions though solicited from all viii take precedence In tho
following order
lat Preferer oero the holders the oondn
II the company r.deemable 10 ta 1859 1851 1857 snd 1874
2dTo the holders OF Outstanding extension certih satea
S.-fo The holders Of preferred stock
Payments TO be made folows-Fory Gent in Cash,
nj the above mentioned unsecursd
oonos extension certificates preferred stock
before the 9th day Of January next Any OF
Of the company which dne and conaluung
part the floating debt, IN be rece.ved az casb.
These boBds will be secured by mortgage on tbs whole
Dad hs franc real ard rolling stock subject 20
he and second mortgages already given out tee mort
seruGcaes TO amount u ninon Ave hundyed and
fur th0nssnd doas issued for the combination OF
ATTY Of he road from Dover Pisns ChabAn hca
eeTuGear hypotheea.d security for the Coating
debt be redeemed by The proceeds OF this iosR
further security 20 he purchasers Of the honda
intended tba. $4,000 shah be set ASIDE iprovidet
hot earned and above ard lot1res,
And employed purchase In the market each the bonds
If this rnch bonds purchased TO be Immediately can
,elled.
Persons Wishing subscribe this loan VINO To-
he bonds stock Of the company referred
The ,Ompanys ONCE, No. 81 Pin. street where commit
directors will he in attendance daily from
give all required Information respecting the OF
he loan and The condition u the BY order Of the
ioard ALLAN CANPBH l1IA President
DIcrnsER4 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

THISTLE BAIL.--THE MANAGERS OF THE THISTLE
Benevolent is incorporated 1881
respecnlly that their first and only ball for this
season will take place Thnrsday evernnF December vi
1881 xbivs Garden The thankful for
favors friends fellow that
the calls upon he funds Of is association by tho destitute
for enrully but have been prompt
v met TO enable them 10 continue and " relieve the ds
sse they again urgently solicit he woned share o pub
Thistle ball Order ~ dancing accwdng
prpsrammc rsng great variety and INTRODUCING he
nc fashionable dances Pfofesssr Macpherson
hss Kindly selunt.erei his able services Door
Hcbyrou band has been engaged Mr. Clcland
the famous piper will IN the garb of the Gael
promenade he room playing National airs previous ~ ne
doors open O'Clock dancing win commence precisely at
sooiack The termination Of Tho ball will be known by e
band playing Guild night AN Joy he WI you 49, Tickets
o. adl,a gentleman and two ladies' 70 be had Adan
Sindarta music store nj broadway. william Hail Sons
rou~r of Rrcsd~sy aud Park place Firth. Pond Co. 5E
broadway, Of either Of the managers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16
HOLIDAY PREsENTs-GREAr REDUCTION.

HOLIDAY PREsENTs-GREAr REDUCTION.
u WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
The subscriber Ia now selling his stock OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
great reduction In prices being fully 80 per cent below
~ usual retail prices.
Sold English patent levers, fan jewened. . -
for gentlemen. $50 usual price $50
for esstIensn. $50 usual pnsc SO
rsA rssss. s4s usual price rs
rseh rrses s4s usual price ga
rich ssS usual price $50
s,sh eases. SIS usual price SIS
isveiiod $40 usual price $50
N1ver English patent levers $40 usaal price $50
Qlvar English patent levers 81 usual price $n
Waiches exchanged GEO g. ALLEN,
Importer Of ~ssshss and tewary Wholesale and retail
No. III Wall street, second door, near broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

DOBERT L. CLARKE LATE WITH f. W. CLARK 4
N Bros collection broker st. Louis, No. will make col
lccous In Missouri and adjoining States, and remit promptly
Devocs his time exclusively this branch Of business for
which his nine In the above banking house
gives him peculiar advantages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

DREsESrs FOR CATHOLIC FRIENDS
'' ai nIs KIM Ok ntw YEARS GIFT
To a Catholic friend
Cali at EDWARD DUNCAN BROS, 81 BROADWAY,
two doors from Taylors Saloon,
ana examine his stock Of $500
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
IN Fnglish French Spanish and German.
The ST. Johns Manual marvel Of beauty.
The rrsuins Manual Flowers of Pitiy
Catholic Pety, Deamante,
Ange Conduetcur, &c,
m The richest velvet medallion, ivory, and Turkey
bindings.
Their ma efficiently bound and Illustrated -. -.
HAYDOCK'S CATHOLIC FAMILY BIBLE AND COM
MENrARY;
Their new and unsurpassed gf book, -.
GENTu.uCCIs LIFE OF TilB MESSED VIRGIN,
With twenty one fine steel plates
and bound IN the nrc-t exquisite taste.
Elegant books ~ all kinds
Rich rv-ar-s, crucixes, satuettes, &c.
EDWARD DUNCAN A RRoTHTR:
JAMES T.. kIRKER,
Tl Broadway,
doors from fayIor's saloon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-16

WANTED, $2p0.--A LADY, IN REDUCED CfRCUM-
w stances, wishes 70 find gentleman who would be
willing her 500 for which furnished for him
self dy good security viii be given Please address,
with partle uiars, j. A. C., Union square Post olce
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

Our dispatches from New York yesterday
wear g brighter kae, and we think indieatl
better times close al hand. Businsssi is report
ed 20 more cheerful, socks looking up, Thi.'
specie is abundant and seeking bus ers at on
per cent. premium. These are certainly brigh.
spots in he financial and COMMERCIAL skies, AT
cannot fail in having a tendency torestore hoP'
and confidence. 1t has been our conviction
from the first that the panic, or crisis, or pres,
sure. or shatsTer else it msy BE- called, eoult
not Be of long duration, especially at the South
Or people are not much in d-bt, while oui
farmers aid planters have resPsd a golden haT-
vest, which e Bow ready for market, with
good foreign dem nd. Cotton is now wOftl
Istc H. L vzrp0ol, jlst double what IT is noN
bringing ia HemPhs i is unreasonable thsi
tbs s,a.s Of things can last, ard there is muel
-rObaoliy Of Gotten going up here tAsI
going down 10 Liverpool Gol5
come IL exchange for cur cot
ton bales, and that beI-
monetary d~srargsmsnt here -
sf-cl the demand for cotton gOo1s
tie balance of he world
An things censi1ered. we think the night O.
our troubles 5 well nigh spent and he dswnor
~prospsitr Is r. view.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

ThePapsrs in the Northern and Eastern cities
are slrssdy discussing he hard lines that have
ben precipitstsd upoa hundreds ard Thousands
Of poor lsborers who have been thrown out q
employment in consequence OF TIE monetary
pressure. In concluding an article on his sue
jet, the Philadelphia Prss' has the following
worss Of counsel, which may not be out Of
place 10 his latitude;
ITO the working elasses-the honest, horny
HANDED sons Of labor, Who are tbe solid foun-
daton on which society is based, an Town and
colarrg-We w1uls give 4 word OF counsel
Whether they &c h or OFT Of work, let them eK-
erclse tie most rigid economy. and learn hoR
70 make a dollar 20 farther than they have
ever made Il q nefOre. They, and all Of ~,
should dstermigs TO practice rigid economy
not Gals IN heir houses, mt out o. doors. Il@
Necessity o. TIE times sgssTss this. Ana, VIE
n pressure - ~Feiieve1, when honest lsborhai
f4H 4 ton again, Il viii be Gsl % sdhare {.
habits Of prudent economy thas formet. Wa
VS. conmsscsd from necessity, should Be con.
tiuusd from deliberate ch1ice.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

wEaSEsnAY. Oetebr 10. 1881.
SEHATE-Senste bill 10 establish certain
civil disuic.s in Hamilton county passed third
reading.
senate resolutions were taken up as follows:
Allowing each Senator two daily p1pers-
amended by Inserting three and adopted.
Directing COMMITTEES on TipPling to report a
bill to prevent the preparation ADD sale of adul-
terated liquors. Adopted. III
To raise a Committee on Public Printing.
Adopted.
Re elect U. S. Senator on the 20.h. Amend
ed Nv inserting 27hs and laid over till Monday.
Adjourned.
aTf wEnEEsUAT, oetOOrr "a 1881.
PETITIONS.
HoUsE-Mr. Blackburn. Of certain citizens
Of Granger county, praying to be made citizens
Of union comfy.
Mr.. Vaughn. from the Keepers OF the Peniten-
tiary grounds, 70 be relieved from paying board
70 the keeper OF the Penitentiary. q
REVOLUTIONS
Mr.. s.. John, requesting and in-trueting our
representatives Ia Congress, to obtain me pas
ssgs OF a law giving pensions 20 certain SOL
diers, their widows, heirs, Sc
Mr.. RoWles' resolution relating 70 state AID
was again t-ken Up. Mr.. Richardson moved =
reference Of the resolution ant ame dments 70
the COMMITTEES on ~lniernai Inprogemeiis +; up
D o. AllcI LufIt vfctlkcl 4 Ns
length, ending with a call Of the previous qaes-
ton, which was sustained by a vote OF 80 u
80. The question recurring on the motion y
refer, prevailed b. a vote OF 81 to ~.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Exlng, for the relief OF Thomas shelton,
Mr.. Maris, to repeal the Oh AID 10h sec
lGons Of an act passed February %, 1896, de-
fningl the duties of Railroads.
Mr.. Griffith, for the benefit OF Constaoles.
Mr.. Goilsdsy, TO authorize the Lebanon and
Other Law schools 70 license Attorneys, &c.
Mr. Vaughn, to prevent abuses in municipa
corporations
Mr.. Richardson, granting administration II
certain cases.
All Of which passed first rsaiing.
BILLS Oh THIaD READING.
Bill concerning the removal Of the seat o
1 Justice OF Tipton rounty from Coviugton to u
centre, vas read a third time, and after discus
sion, passed BY 50 to 10, aud was transnitie'
20 the senate.
senate b.ll providing a tins and place To-
holding the Circuit court Of Chatham coun
ty was taken 40, read a third time and passed
ard was transmitted back to the Senate.
MISCELLANEOUS
Mr.. Speaker DonelsOn. presented a report o
the condition Of the Union Bank, aud 10
copies were ordered to be printed for the use o
the House.
The HsHss then adjourned till tomorrow
morning sO'cleck.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

DT virtue Of Dr.d o. Trust. ez-cursf t. ne % The
ID Isl CAV Of N1rch, 1855, BY < J B oker I VIII pro-
o ed TO sci 10 tn hlyhest bidder. g. frnf Z Esd.
Homes cnce, on the - OF November. 1877, II. 70
'sccs, = O rtaiE lot o. GrouEd, with the impuv -menta
thereon fescTibes a. FOL oTs, IN the civ 81 g-muhh,
k1arn Hs Tot 2 Sock thirty-f1ur. t3D n south NM
phis on re sou 4 SIDE % Trb1t street fronfinE on - 4
s'-ert lTb feet, b1unfed % tht west b. s. Pstrick street.
ant iran iuE n tn sam IS fat and on h eat b. 81
Mtrfn .t-eet, froutirE on RE sue s. fsst NJ tile
l. believed 10 Be 1erfect. but W. 81 oulv a. Trusts.
, g GRIFFIN. President,
erffN-TZ Wn-rNf- nmffFaw~ = q On N-aarfaffnm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

DIT virtue % q De d % trust executed 70 ne 81 Pres
ID dent o. the Memphis Bnii ing and Lean AssceIa-
VIII proceed % -et Tor Cas- T. n highest bi der. in
'rqnt % Ne H1rne's cfce, on tke sh a. November AZ
~ 0clgck the .oiluEilE property NE A kt ~ Ground
tescribsu - f~oii1NB-Baunnif z q the northeast curner
q b1usr and shelby stree s, thence norIh With he east
site ~ She By q rect - 'eet. thence east 40 rEht ar Fisu
VIII shcloy stree $50 feet, thence south % Butler street..
.nesce Ee-tVardly % the pisoe q beginning. The title
l. supposed 70 Be- good. bat 7 81 only a. TT stee
J c. GRIFFiN. President.
nr-InIW M.mrhls nlnaIrr I'D I'm 1911 In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17
g. The Boston Fpen,ug Ns,D, b,su

e The Boston EreniHg S'Vs besu tn
{ loving testimony TO The long-settlsd policy
o, he Democratic party IL regard to banks an.
banking:
A word in ell candor. r. the policy Of h,
DaHOcFaic party n regard to bank sBg bail
- sn4neisted twenty years ago, tai been Re
sgtu.=iy adler I'd 20, sc should TOT a. this iay
o. in DAGGER OF bank Suspensions or hank pen
ics VIII millions of toe precious me - con.
: in IRON he mines Of California for yeari
past, % swell The aggregate wealth Il the IA
ion, tie ratio Of spEcie to the circulation ~
bank bills has not be En- increased al iota. We
mean 10 say thar there are more bills Ia circa.
i-tou u proportion % the specie in the vault.
or the bank than there vas before tbs treasures
Of he gOlCen realms We're opened unro e
How and WHY'S this his? Where has all hi
vast treasure gone? Surely the region Of to-
.rag-bsrons,' which Democrats in old time
used to talk about, is not returnmg.o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

iNDIscRETIaNs IN LTFE IA rich topic FOR
scandaions gossip has gust come to light amung
those known as the upper ten of our city. lt
seems hat one Of the principals of a steam
ship company has a wife beautiful as Venus
and witty as De StasL Her spirit and intelli-
gence, her taste IN dress, and her husbands
position, made her welcome in the hrst circles.
Her husband allowed her very considerable
latitude, but was not 20 pecuniarily generous
as she supposed Ser shining qualities demanded.
This alloy dimBed the fIe gold OF their mar
ried life, and, y~earning for q more c0ngenisi
soul, the lady one night attended a negro min-
sfrel concert, who're the quasi A rican gentle
msn who vibrated The bones took Der fancy.
TheiI eyes met, and her admiration was won
Shorty afterHard she lsf home, with a good
supply Of clothes, AID a large amount Il secu-
rites AMI papers belonging to Der husband and
others N1en be discovei ed her elopsmsnt be
was deeply ex tied BY bis double loss, and
and called on SUIT. Tsilmade 20 find the runs-
way. NJ. Tallmade EMPLOYED one Of The
hi = gdss, msn ~ The Police Department. who,
an the foilywing nignt. found the lady in a
h ,use of very do0b full repuie, in company with
The handsome " negro minstrel." The lady
wsstakss to he Ninth Ward station house,
where an IA eryieE took place with her hus-
band. She Imputed be- fur pas to mis- penn
rionsness: and, conscious 1T there might b
something IN tnts- W
his lonely dwelling and 70 restore the docl-
m4nts. After some persuasion she consented.
Peace was restored, and when she gave up me
pspers he generously handed her $500 for
spending money. II was agreed that everybody
should keep the matter a profound secret, and
then the husband and wife sent hsme together.
The wife spent her s50Osnd has now gone to
live at her mothers. As she took no bonds
with her. her husband snb-p.ts calmly, and the
police wait further developments, which may
involve the publication Of letters now n their
possession, which are az passionate as those OF
AbelaTd and Eiiose.-Fer York Ss1.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17
EEEF PIANO STORE.
THE PIANOS

hAs he pleasure to aunounes to bis friends and the
pusile E~saorsHy. hat be has been app. inted bv Messrs.
sieiart q Aous. Of New York, Agent for the sale Of
sI0DARr PIANOS.
He Is nov opening a. their stors on Adams street, a rea
doors below The Worzhsm House. q large stock which
which vii be sold At Eeg K0rS PTiees.
1a,a H.uer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

SuIcIDs FoR Lows A wretchsd victim Of
mi placed CO, hlence. named Wm. Huling, con-
miiied suicide in Iowa, last week, under tn
following circumstances He hal been paying
- rioas attentions TO A young lady, and seeing
Der riding past with another gentleman, and
knowing that they would soon return, be went
and hung himself upon an apple tree by thu
rOs' side, in full yieN Of the ltdy and his rival,
and soon eNpired-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

- The NeS York Tiles, Of the Oh insA,
ssys 1t is certain that more than two thousand
girls. enEsg-d in he various departments o.
manila and cioak-msk.ng sTs already out O.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17
DISSOLUTION.

I'VE ~oopartnei 81 y feret Or exkting under the nan8
4 and sfyls o. SMITH. MEACHAN 4 Co, vas Dis
sJfvrd "A he 27nf uit.. - mHtuz oonssrt. : D-smfth
u chaTE@i VIII .e-tlrE ne bus ness = tn cEnclTu. and
- lone author Eed 10 use the HAM ~ m q 10 in settle
nent. J d. SMITH,
I'D SMITH.
Administrator Of q B. Ne cham. drcfd-
,rta-afns . UurnuurwWn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-17

4 FREAK OF NATURE "A lady in Blsekfor,
county recently gave bi III to a child only sever
weeks after a previous COZ haemsnt. The 6rs'
child was a boy, and was born on he 18Th day
Of June; the second child was a girl, asd va:
born on The lst day Of August They are the
children Of Aaron Hess, an old resident Of
BIackford. Both are living. and the mother i.
dong a. well as cou'd b. expected. S E at
tended 10 Der d-ily hausehold dnsirs between
the brit s-IshaBuPolis SsAtrHsl OCT. 3.