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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

important 10
Architects and Builders.
w. E. CHILDS & CO.'S
Patent Elastic Water and Fire Proof
ENT ROOFING..
WIS would rsspeetfuHy annouac 70 ibe citizens Or
w Aemphis, zuI th= surrdu DING country, that Ee
le prepared q coarrari and pat on. our FIaE and VA
TEA PR lOF CEMENT ROOFING. Mbeng he oay sr-
tteie y- Invested, taatwhi sure-sfuy resist he seton
% tae afma-phvr- IN ever ciiuaus. Itis persecty Fine
aDa Water ffoof in1n point q drrapunys equal " not
supE1or 20 ans mstaiie rones- can PIT on over
pd tin, tar or shlnge roots, It mlSirg 10 difference how
dat or steep IN roof my BE-. Ws puf On our r1of for
seven collars pr hundred square 2 &c. We VII spply
aur cement On Tin sud iron roofs for two dollars and
tweu y-dve cents pr sq1are, 4 being on acc0uut o. its
elasticity and durabiitg, The cheapest raint that can be
Used. oar cement IS me best tosax extsnt, Tor patching
around Gre wAAs, ehimneys. &yiseis, &c. We sarEant
al GU Work-
paired. 10 call a. Risks stove store Eq->6i His strset,
snd examine saupies and SATISFY Themselves Of thsdu-
y. I. We are prepared 20 a. 5rdsrs for our cement,
70 tiase rssiaas sta distance, Win printed directions
rSsss ~s.airs uoos or r~sDalriDg do1s, wa pieass cal
AZ Risks stove sore, Or sderss % thnns1 lie tost
r-c,auty rrhts ar saia. Z
Rev. c. D. EIiai. L. r eis-scock, D 7 WHAT'S
warren 4 Moore. william sioekrH. hs.A , .DqaAI
on i \. wadard. N4hylnei O. eok Asb-4
wood; G ~ a. T. Au1efseu, sups1fg 'is
and ChatisnoogsA 4lfo44-
Read The fo1owsng cerh
encIss2Tte 100 IN, F5L
Wehsse " z. chrds CO. $1,000
sone CT our buildings gvs
~ c58sid4r "a TIE bast roshne ctwhth re e-ge ~
kao~iesse W. are sxtensvs4 eifyssedl 70 eai eng p
lhsrty. AMI h,ss Witnl1 tas Al ~ years. ever
su di4gs Tsfh a. sse Farioes metals -nf o-a-s IoelIe
which have beea 4rfroduo1, - cs14
uvestgatiou. w. sitaalt
( co-'s Pssiefsess ee3sT& KExPros. Brrdsra
c,scIExAr1. o : Nas 9ssh. 1851.
r. = carrns CO The rel o. pr poIk ho1se
nvss rnnrs sltsps1on. i sAs pssN t'ef oosa M
ana Water frs- rr~- a. occurred 6i-rtlv
.5s-t-s,r ~ nrtetr root vas severely tned ~ the
s1lol 3~if bfznds. buf stsd TIE ust a. harmed.
We essdLaa5 ecsnreaa, this roo = . ssed thins
orFtcE o. CIScfsS4TT. HA1rLTOs AND
DAVroS RAILROADS
here 80 our b-st class u b~ufiises. We are cogerirr
our frei<ht csr- With "a. ard cur Master mechanic re-
porls v = favorable toft-
l.. HoHNkDrEU rrs-fsss.
crscESsATI. Nay 5sh, 1871.
1c have fully inveftiglfed W r.. CHuDs \ Co.'s.
Patent Cement Rco1Ee, and are confident tha fis 81
prior T. any ether kin1 nov IN use, NJ exc ptin< he
metallic We recommend Il % al who wish . cheap. du-
Tsbleand excellent rof y D DECAAPs Builders.
LIIrLE.NrAxI 4 CHS 4 C~oLuNBus& xksIasR- R.,
suPerintendstfs One, Cincinnati, oct 8s1sT
TITS comrany have adopted CHI Is A Go g, PateLt i.
water and Frc Prof Cenent Rooaax. fr COW
trtnr buiidinzs. also tor paintieg tin ard iron On criig-s, 4
oc5i-6n Superintendent J.
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Ehe Kentucky banks haFssnow about
nins millions Of circulation and three millions
Of deposits. These constitute their liabilities,
TO meet which, they hsve IN round numbers,
three millions Of specie, and TIVE aad a half
millions Of exchange.
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Received /!
A W0RD TO NJ FRIENDS.

7 HAVE ttis DAY sod ont my Interest in thetS@
4 SADDLEkY AND HAREEsS sasiness 10
Ae-srs. Fo1D, BEsBrE * 20. Qsfe o. Charles
ton s. C., AMI Augusta. Gal Il gives ra much
pleasure q say TO my Cd customers shat my slrcesserq
viii Be found careful and auxioEs 70 pleas. q M hi
their hnsj tia they are c0urteousand o4iginz tn tseiT
atfenr.onss and prepared By their Increased facinies 70
sell as cheap. n not cheaPers thaE a1y other similar
kous- n The West or SoufhWest.
Ny friends VIII plsase sccept ny Franks Pr past "a
vers dnrIng the las dneen years and permit ne 70 re-
c0Hmenf ny SUCCESSORS 70 ths-r notice-
x. J. BIZ
Wam-his MY IL Ia5-
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IRIsH VoLUErEERs-The Insa IN IRELAND
10 no. sympashizs WITH the ssPoy symPsthiz-
ing portion CT tie Irish in this country. Al
their muster parade the Roscornmon Militia,
10 msn. rnlnnteersd for India.
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StTaypd or Stelen.
YalHsble PranfrfY "a 80.

r. onder to improve 10 the coHntry. I offer for
4 sale the place on Walsh I now live. zt the Nf,sd
mead 81 Poplar street, jrsL 0ut-ite she cf'y. EIIH
his ht b o po7ite tae Tsiienee n 2. W. ~
ko7sfer, ane a10ining Dr. Wm v Tavi0r, 81. ~frooiing
"a feeton ne street -ranning back 600 feet an con ain
uE four sores. II has 3 E0od house. cs,ern snt out
h~ulci1sss ard \ choic- selection Of frEit trees. A bar
gain can b had in this properly, By On early application
a. my smS IN WALKER bad ing, 3Ei- street.
Co.'S I'm " s UETANY
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JoLLY FAsTTSG.-0n the late national fast
day in England, the clergyman Spurgeon,
preached a sermon at the Crystal Palace, Lyn-
dsHham, near London. How his followers con-
Quoted themselves the following extract from a
newspaper report viii explain;
"Another hymn and benediction closed the
service, accompanied by the deep tones Of the
organ. When all was over a loud elapping OF
hands testified the approval of the hearers, and
a Few minutes afterwards groups Of people
were qaaffng bottled stout within a few yards
Of the pulpit. Eating and drinking on the
most extended scale were carried on all over
the sstabiisbmsnt.n
Pre.ty conduct for a Christian people on q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

An HONEST HoRsE THIEF.-The Louisville
JournGI of Tuesday last relates the following f:
HSeveral years ago a German was convicted
in our criminal court for horse stealing, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for four years.
Yesterday, his term having expired, be entered
the Office Of the gentleman who nnsuccessfully
defended him on his trial. He introduced him
self TO this quondam attorney, and stated that
he had called to fulfil a promise, having during
the whole period Of his imprisonment never
forgotten the obligation be Owed him. He ac-
cordingly handed the astonished lawyer twenty
fge dollars-the Zee he had promised to pay.
We win guaranty that man a future career OF
success, il honesty deserves any reward"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

are nov cfrring our ine STOCK o. Mems and
W BoT's Clothing. Furnishing Goods. Boots. Shoe,
Hats. CAPS, sc, a. cost fur cash. Whossle purchasers
are respectfully solicited 70 en- ard ezamiue Cur stock
Sales room up stairs. ". n. EENF & CO.
o~rrEfm Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

The subscribers having p~grohassd ne essa5ushuent
o. K J. B. VIM, On Main street, opposite Court
Squsre, are pf- pared 70 accumulate the Ella friends
Of Mr.. VIVA, and al new customers w1g may iar1r
then Eih acal, Ia he bsst styie anl uEon satisfactory
t'rns. IN anythinE pertaining 70 the Ssdllery. Hkuess
and Trunk maEng business.
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ID scEIFAD via the bagEags o. ~ Firs pelex,+i,,
n . box e Clta1E, etc marked p PTFECa'
asgarnah Ca vnlrh ire owner vii p.essr c.T a.
~tihin eass oritvul BE- s5lt % "a, osaraas
SAMUEL Ply.
icrner asln and EXCHANGE streets. Menssf.
Savannah hfrtbhcaa cauy sIx times snd sanf hr "a
his gnes. cry payers e1py. B~-f.fn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

HTHICH 1 hsve IN pasfure, and win d yer N
w 70 the owner, when p7ovrd atd charges sn
paid. D. G. WILLIAMS, 5E
oct3i-5t Corner Union and Sscund -. ~
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9lfh A0bfrtisrmrnts.
'EoF, RAsIxI ! soR's DIEaIse SCHOOL.

FbVL. AAoIII 3 olA8 UANlIaU 6GdO0L-
FioszscE Ala, oc,csr q 1857.
ne uresrsiued axe arsst 1ieasare IN recommend
Ing MIG Rasimt as ssasismzH eninsaHy quail
sed 20 taeA dancing. , hss iasstt several sessions
"a this Place. and has given great ssGsisssioa 70 bis
patrons an4 papHs. Hsi a ~iasosisss. faiiaful ard a.
oomvEshs1 teacher and ~ can rsuenneni aim - a
Esnibnan to who're srs rsrsnts snf gnarsisnsczn saH-
y srtrust their esaghtsfs sua varss.
JSo w. M~cALLrsTER,
AN SIMPSON,
I'D. A OfSEAL,
Nh RICE.
a ". m
W-P KARSNEi.
~. BCRrWELL.
n .F0SrEk
s D. WE&kLET.
= n. DAVIS,
Nv RICE.
neTi-lm J. SIMP4OE
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NOE aUITE pEAp 80.


TWELVE HCHDRED bbis. collie Lime n prime or
4 der. Aiso-ccment Plaster PARIS, rr safe low 60 ne
trade.
Also a fuu Supply q con- hay, cats. bran, &c. Pour
doors north % adams street, fronting the river,
e Peooes Feed s ore GIre ne call
sct3i-In " WANT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

G. The London Star Of the 9th, says the p0-
tato rot has become very general.
e Paper has been made at Boston from
Chinese sugar cane.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

Avsys on hand. Vulcanlz-d Rubber a7d Leather. GIN
and Mil Bands. Skiring, BCidle, Gin Band AID Lace
Leather Deer skies. &c
SOL AGENTS for KumbeIis cs'ehrsiei garhine Stretch
ed LeaiheF Bands E0RD, BEGBIE G
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

a The entire debt Of the STATE Of Illinois,
the lst Of January, 1851, amounted to sI2,-
s34 ~ 95.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

ACASD1DkTE ELEcT DECLINING TO sERrE.
TIE M~iledgeEille (Ga.) FEDERAL UHioa pub
fishes the card Of General SANFORD, tie KaOw-
Nothing Senator elect from the coautyof Blit-
win, declining to bold the Office 70 which he
bad been elected. The cause Of this deelsn-
sion, as appears from bis card, is that General
S coufssses, 10 effect, to have violated the law
prohibiting the use Of undue influence ~ the
n~rocuring Of votes.
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Anftian saRs.
DAMAGED GOODS!
AT AUCTION.
Home For The weary.
STREET. All THERAGE.

FRANZ house SIX ROOMS, With an otasr
on 1ouses. and q st.ru- Lot IS teet frout In
oy lc0 ceep. on The north side Of Bsal. and east t4a
q Fesotos t1ird house from the toner q De- -
sts. VIA b sod % TUESDAY. ne Ord of Nosem5sr,
A. 10 o clock. Sod e. oGr auciioa mart Don't farEr
ne lucky charce pr 3 home. Terms, eDf-ffth cash, 4
and 2 years with interest for he baisnce. Lex sharp.
n. G n 4 son.
ocLll-lL A. and b q. HrnEerE.
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EEThe yisksburg Salad puts the fol-
lowing psrtiaept question 10 its planting
friends:
? QUESTION TO CoTToN PLANrEks-By
reason Of the scarcity Of money, is not cotton
at Zoe now worth az mBch to you ss When
moBef IS plenty, Il would b. Al 2o.2 win you
withheld your crops and let merchants break
aud tie community suffer, or viii Yen abide
the fluctuations OF trade and bear your share
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ANr1-CRlNoLIEE-An modest dress society
il forming at Paris under the management Of a
priest. TIE members are to belong exclusive
iy to the gsntlsr half Of the e~reatioe, and on
sdmission are to make oath g that they will
discard anv dress or fashioa in any way clash
ing with modssty or the piety Of a Christian
woman. such. for instance, as low dresses, bon
nets that only cover the back of the bead, houn-
Gee, crinolines, &c.n The mCmbers are TO re-
strict thsir wardrobes to eight or ten dresses at
most. They must be attirsd in black while
attending the service of the holy Mother
Church, and must also make the engagement
not to give any east-of fnery to thcu maids,
50 as TO give them a taste for dressing above
their means, a practice which " leads to vices
Of the most varied desCriptions.1
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FlYe noIIars RfmnrdI-

AIf-ArED from the premises Of ne sutscrf-
- Ger, chsIby County, Tennesses, ~ ne -7
? KIT q tha 29th ult., cne eORkEL HORSE Q-Ia
idA h.nd high. when iastlesrd RON b. was irsve1nF
IN the dTsctior o. aem bis. Any IN sruatiou reFpsc-
tng said horse vii b t~hsaEfuly reosivei s1f Iher4y
reuuneratec-A We. ALLEN
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WRaREeN.
CROVER s BAKERS
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
Sewing Machines.

T1HE most sfueie, rliatie and sDeedy now IN use,
i can - nate e exscuts dfteen hnndrrd stichrs pr
minute. t1al VII not rio - ravei Ia aav varte y u cloth.
Woeid y0u lessen thelabor. ircrease he leasura prlmlte
toe healea and happlrest Or yogr vie sad dan hters.
aud make TOMS hlpplcr, purchase = Fsnils Swing
Machine 81 = DAY, Agens.
0ace no ISL MATS street. Memphis.
Qci3o-iaviy Over Msssrs- WasA & B~aker'stt re-.
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On THIS Csoics surar;
on 200 bbis. Sugar House Releases, on c1nsiEzmeut
.vr ssirbv ". HOWARD 3 co
ocit-iavfm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

( smah smith Smith wm an
smithAM RnHhG mime
I smith Lewis Saith a 2 smith Rev p
: smith Johnny
[ TsnqnaryJN 2 TarrerJH Tanuer
I Trager \ Tagior sN Iay0EJR
/ Taylor J A Tz5orM frassS
TerrF J Q 2 Th-ffsrd MF TcmuseE n
I tipping DrJ ? Rrice NV -Tyrrel J.
To Ebridge NOS TbOmpsoa J " Tomin "
tr1wel p TtomsE Tm Thornton TN
Thornton Tb1ason Non Tucker A
2 ckrr W Tucksr " Iamer B
fTfhitt. Bro s. CO Turpn "
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CINCINNATI. Nay 5th, 1857.
% have fully inveftislfed " e. CHuDs \ Co.'S.
Pssent Cement Rco1Eg, and are ooaadent that ris ~
pefior u any ether Kind nou IN ne, nat sx5 ptin< me
Tabieand excellent rof- - D DECAAP, Buffers.
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CAERNA &AEE

TIES debtors o. he late am Of CRISP & NICHOLS
4 are herebT notified thst the books q ths Couceru
havs been Transferred 70 The Undersigned 10 Whsm al
paymrrts should be mzde.
oc1gs 2w d u MOORE
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LI~TrLE'NrAx1 4 CTS CoEuNBus 4 xksIAeR. r..
suPerintendstfs once Cincinnati, OCT 8sfs57
TITS comrany have adopted CHI d A Go g., Patent
Eiastic. water and Firc Prof Cecent RoodaE. fr COW
trinE buildinzs. also Cor painting tin and iron On brifg-s.
fepcf, ard wster stations, and ccvsrin- csrt sd ue are
vel peasad win t. C.H EuGOU
oc5l-6n Supennten1eut.
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OrrICE CT CISCfSNATls HAUlLI0N AND
DAYTON
cuIrps 4 Co Pateat gsmen4 koodne. g. nov 1sod
h-re 80 onr b.st cikss u b~uaai.gs. We are GOVERN
our frelght csrs With 81. ard cur Master mechanic re-
p0rls y r favorable t0fr-
5 L. HOHNEDfEU. Prs-lseH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-01

Hoa~-Mr. Cooper, from snndry citizens,
PRAYING the passage OF a Law prohibiting the
sale Of jswelry, watches, &c, by Pediers and
at auction, ia this STATE.
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Important to Planters.


WANTED.
WTANTED lmmEintey, ons Or two gloi Nat
w Makers. Apply SOM at
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A Partner " anled.
CAST IRON LARD A
- q Molasses.

Ia bekAe powder Proof Lock.
Sass and patterns to suit every rrquirem ut. .rsans At
ne Memphis Agsney, b. LOWNHS, OHGuLL co
ocG5 No Is and u Front Soy
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rt~c1kSArI. oaNay 2eth. 1851.
ru,rnx a q -tLe rpsf On pr cork house
a%--at-- ssfsfnsd0n. II sas praged itsef both Fir
anf water PrsG -
soms ton n lntae ~ e = hrse nre eoeufTea aiety
o-- ~ bSsgif bfzrds, but stSd TIE ust a. harmed.
1-~.-5i.-t rec3uue1 dttnis roei ~ D sod thinE.
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ROOFING
E0s9aIs r'a'' 3 ss6'fr1I 81 . EAsEnis.

Rev. C. d. Eniat, 4. R 6~is-scock, D 7 sMlkmS
warren = Moore, EiHlAm SioekrH. Au.A Dase1
son i n. wizard. N4hvlnef Ca So -oN 80
vcod; III H. L. Au1ersQu, suqsgH NS4'i"e
and Chztisnoogs Aalro44-
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Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS Quarters g So
BRILLIANT SCHEME
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND.
CLASS 7.
To be drawn in baltimore Nd. SATURDAY, Jan a. 81.
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MA Uti EJSS n -. SNGe SIUF FEhS.
= n-,g- MACEY 4 HAMII TON-
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PENNSYLVANIA RATEEOAD.

THREE Daily Iar0r-h Trains, between Fhilsd,lpti
4 and PlttsbuFg. IEl HJEALHG 4aIL THAN
leaves Philadelphia iaT its5grE at ~ A. g. and Ils
burg for Philadelphia E, = e. b. IIlE FASF LINZ
leaves Philadelphia for itsb1rg ~ Is r. ~ and pttsburg
for Philadelphia 81 1, p. 81. TIL NIGIT ENIRESS
TRAIN leaves PhIadglpal loT iJlsburg utlI p H. soc
Plttsburg for Phiadeiph.a az H l.. n.
The above lines connect 90 Fsuurz with the ggiroa5s
% and JroI 81 LOUIS Ho; Altou, Gl!s-4 and Clicgg
ILL., Frankfort, Lexington ard Lou-Fi.s ET. Terrs
Hauts Madison, Lafayette ind Indianapolis ind; Cncu
natl Dayton, Springfield BeietoutaI1e ucuskr Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, LanesvIle MgstICn, and gOseT
Ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats rO and 10 NeE
Orleans st. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be bad te or from either Of tba
above places
For further particulars, see Hl1d5j' at tbs different
starting points. Passengers Tou lhs West viii fnd taf
the shortest and most expeditions to Philadelphia
Baltimore New J Ork or Boston.
THOS MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Liass, PEiLada
J. 9ESklMEN, AoENT. Plsss2sr Liae, Ptss5zrg
pbiiadephIg g. ian s-Iv
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY.

THE Directors of this Company to the
Public that tLis Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks, and portion OF the ground
subdivded INTO Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map OF the grounds can be the office Of
Lindsey Crockett where the public are invited call
and examine the same.
Tie Company feel confident they could not have made
sutabIe location for Cemetery in The vicinity Of
Nashville, and pledge themselves the public to spare no
money pains TO make II equal any Cemetery the
Union and such Nashville may feel some pride in
The Cemetery is now in charge OF q competent Super
ntenden LIVING on the ground under whose direction in
erments will be made in the best manner and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company desIrOus that the
grounds should be visited by the citizens Nashville aud
for that purpose Omnibus will leave the office Of Lnds
ley Crockett at o'clock, Tuesday afternoon the
sth inst aud every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families desIrOus Of visiting ihe grounds
will be called for their residences by sending their
cards to the President Of The Company.
A. V. ) LlSDSLEY, Pres't
G. ". NANCE Sec'v. iy6-f
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILnoAD.


4zL-sE4 El-.-zzse---ss.-ss- A
TUE Great Central Route coDnecng the All ntic cite
4 with estern, ,NurlIw es,Crn ana Southwestern States
By continuous Railway direct THIS road also come q
o. PlttSburg with Cay line OF steamers 10 all ports Oh
the Western Rivers and al Cleveland aad Sandu-ky wit
Steamers 10 all ports the NOrhWs Iaes MAXIM
the most dtrsc cheapest and reLiqbs route by Whic
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great sf
zr & Eates between Phliadelphia and PittS5zrg:
(in bOXss,) Furs, Feathers c...... SOe per tOJt
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and stationery,
Dry Goods On bales, Hardware, Lea }75c per loci
tier, 6c,........ -................
THIRD CLASS.-Arvs, 8agging. Bacon. -,
and Pork (in bulk Hsmn, &c o'e per l0oL
FOURTH CLASs.--Csdes, tis5. s1cun. 90
and Pork packed, Lard aEd lard OIL 0'1 yer i0'f
Flour-$l per bbl. until further notice.
Grain-50 cts. per 700 lbs until further aosice
COtton-S2 per bale not exceeding sou lbs weight uut
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Fhfa
dephla, be particular to mark package ga Pk5tGigkk
RGIroaf All Goods consigned to the agents If this
Road st Philadelphia OF Pttsburg will be forwarded win
out detention
FRHsHr AeENTs.-Harris Wornley 4 Co, Memphis
Tennessee K. 5. sass Co. 81 Louis; J. S N5ici ail
Carter JeWett Louisville Ev.,R G Meldruu .adisoD
Indiana; Sprgman Brown. and Irwin Co Cincinnati
n. W. Graham & Co, Zanesvile Ohio; Leach q Co. no
81 knby street Boston Leoch Co. 2 Asgor House New
York. No William street. and Not Batteri Place EeW
York. E. }. Sneeder Phadelph.s Magraw q KoOus Bal
bmOre; Geo. G FrsnciScus, Pittsbtrg
D. d HOUSTON, General EFsIQlt HgCHt, PiEl,
&. J. L0MBAERT, SaPt, ALt05nz, fg.
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INHALAwION IN L.nN.INPrn.A


QRONCHIIlS LARFNCIrlS and other diseases Of ths
- Chest and Ihroa successfully tscs.-d by INHALA
and Constitutional treatment pr ctced the -Stuyvs.
SAINT Medical lnsutle,' New York city Disease Of Iaa
ons and Chrome diseases geusra receive the atlen-
ton Of The Ph{seaus, 70 wAm sucH may been ssps
The ,eedented which has attended this me
thod OF u, atug diseases the Lsuzs ard Throat,
duced US depart lrJm our Usual C1u rse, and uyr.
Of The Press IN order bring tots kuos a'g" - -~
may be laboEisg unda or pred pOs-d auacuouu
The dawn Of brighter DAY has length arrived r the
COnsumpuvs. The doctrine Of the Incurab y ousump-
on has u length -sed away We neye udub5le proofs
In session, LITt C1HsEptO Jts stagss can Be
cured 10 the fra by tuuercuar pru lie secOud.
b. the tsns rmat 900 Of u"erue mt, chsky raarous
eoncretous 10 tbs third -cars Those we'd
ded 10 the past may assert that even Cuu-umpnu
must be apparent viz that m-dcines led Iu the form OF
VapO Pow directly the Lungs must he much more
eeeua than that taken into the ST The disease
does exist.
Tbe advantage Of inhalation in Consumption and Throat
Diseases is ID Il IN rdce in The form n ys1oT ami arsd
directly 10 TIE Lungs where the disease exs the sI1 mach
s Ihus len Tree 10 AID u restoring, b. .erug
healthy NE gV ol here o." case so h"pel ss that
within cR OF sl the Of admiu ring the va5rs
B. ng 30 simple Iha The valid is lever required 10 leave
hOme where the hand fr-u ship ard al CIIu euds 50
much 10 aid the phy scIau's gf
The IuhllIug Is ~ gu ~, safs and SPECIFY and
uer they conveyed 10 The lungs iH lu- form OF
vapu p'Uducs Or -cla al Inc seat uth iisezse d,
praruca destined Io r. vtuIuiz- the redica
world, ani JOiish be rurln!Ily .f uu>unprI
earnestly gupsai the cuum sens. OF all n cJsd
with tuug d5sea-es. Co embrace uya lag uI ba
somscn. ella fDi li % zee amrug BE rr.usss
q Is ia ure auda hrJn gwen l.eI do may b
long n AK tfS an az F :" a. 'Es F 4'y iup ro,rpr,rp
met OIL not uuir fuI'uH, but sim. and Ell
Such Of he protest.. t.aJ zdup-ed buIat Hrvs
fo1u eficacous tn The 7g est degree erg tie pro.
gre sO the deassr md rkn wonders 600 uaus Jespsr
ale cess IA vr ~ tri- -mph UIOur ar, fell
NOTE. Py arans aIue To- make themselves acquaurrd
with TINS prtcrer Iuf ru tina orr lue ing vsas
Tr can ou9 5ePL' IS IngredlrDis uss Q" san O. IL
hat nlan afeo Toe Zee BOO all Casrs e Pulmonary after
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ON MANl1(D0D1D.

AND las PHEuRIJHE DECLINE.
Ju-t Published, Gratis thr 2Oth Thousand Z
4F7aFFEa FEW WORDS on THE RATIO VAL
E[I-k&t THEA HEN1, without Medicine e ~p5rHa-
-ag--e9 tJrrIE ~ Local q eaKEess, Nocturnal Ems-
siou-, Genital and Nrrvogs Debility, tapO-
'cacy, and Imp"d erIs o. Mar Esrr-~
BY O. BE LANEF,
The important lsc. Isa the mHny alarming complaints,
origin co. 2 boz tas prudence s0li ude uf youi mzy
be easily ooYed MEBfcIsE m this small tract,
clearly and J1s rnt rsr and highly
rrauent adOiTed ny The AuthuT fully explained
of Whic1 Ou- s suaolvd per-
fes, ard eas ssiu co-t thersbJ avoiding all
advert lseI nosrrum, Of the fay.
Sent an zral- and pos Tree sealed cave.
lop- 'euitung ,s' padl " stage Stamps 70 DR B.
UE LANEH o., Lisp0nzrd Street, New YORK CiIy.
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