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7oa oCLARKEs FEMALE PILLS. :

s7oao oCLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS. ''H
THEGRE.AT ENGLISHR RE NED Y
PREPARED FROM PRESCRIPTIONS or
SIR ,. oUARKE, M. D., PHYSICIAN Exs j
... TRAoRDlNARY TO THE QUEEN. -
THIS Invaluable medicine is unfailing
= in the cure of all those painful and dan.
gerous disorders to which the female consti-
ution is subject. 1t moderates all excess and
emoyes all distractions, and a speedy7cure
may be relied on. -. ,',...... y. ..,i'',,.
'4' g TO MARRIED LADIES siss
is peculiarly suited. twill in a short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price one dollar, ,beRrs the Gov
ernment Stamp Of Great Britian, to prevent
.Ali4l isaarG C.AU7YON.i geeb seaSI
These Pills should not betaken by females
that are pregnant, during the FIRST three months
as they are sure to bring on miscarriage 4; but
at every other limo and in every other case
they are perfectly safe. ~. ~ 800
Sole Agents for this country, fs,i,.
JOB MOSES, late l. 0. Baldwin, Rochester,
NY. t3,S '.l'sf = '..'I' =, 49,, ,,,'
N, B.-s1 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed
to any Authorized agent, will insure bottle
Of the pills by return mail.
For sale wholesale and retail by Hening a
Melvin, sepbenville, O., and, by Druggists
genelalv decl0 Ia
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uPesons desiring the publication Of the
marriage or death Of any Of their friends or
'eonHeetions-in the columns Of our paper
win be accommodated by handing the copy Of
such notice in by Monday evening.
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"THE VILLAGE BLACKsMITH.N-This
is most beautiful piece of artistic skill
unsurpassed by any engraving we have
ever seen. Specimen copies ofthe above
and also cof the Art Journal, are to be
seen at 'Sage's Book Store, and any de.
sirable information given by JOHN D. Pc
TIERS, Agent. See advertisement.
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81 Vi. SHERTFF'S SALE.
The North Western Bank of Virginia,

Af..l .lti.,rl# ,l,tEs VS.. NET 81 s,..
'''-' ~" @ William S. Gill. ..., ,,. ~
QY VIRTUE of an order of sale in this
IL cause issued out of the Court of Com
mon P leas Of Jefferson County, ohio, bearing
date September 9th 1858, and to me directed
l will expose, to sale by public vendue and
outcry, at The front door Of the Court House.
in the City Of Steubenville, on
Saturday, the 11h day Of December,
rr |cas las- 1858. 4al ap ehseT
at ! o'clock, P. NJ, of said day the following
real estate and premises, situate in Jefferson
County, and State Of Ohio, and described as
follows 10 wit: ~p"o
/, Lot number twenty.six (26) on the plat
ofthe town of Mt. Pleasant, together with, the
appurtenances thereto belonging. .'G7'
II. Also fractional part off the Fast side Of
lot number twenty four (94) on the plat fthe
town Of Mt. Pleasant, fronting nine feet on
Main street and running back an equal width
one hundred sixty-six and two-tenth feet.
~ Terms of sale cash. 81 '.t" a'''i ~
,.f JAMES H. BLINN. Sheriff.
sssllss stsaSenville Hts Nov, 10 ssts Fee sS's'
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NEW aDHERTISEMEN7'S. i
Or the wives and Daaghter. Of AmerieaI 4
WOMAN, KNOW iTHYSELF.

1OA bno WANoo Al4u OohHhtSA1 Va AAAASAAoa .
WOMAN, KNOW iTHYsELF.
The fOllOwiag is ,the title Of a ne,o and
peculiarly Ualyable book, Just
from he presS:-
ii NO M IN: 4
Her Diseases and their Treatment.
BY JOHN KING, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children, in the Eclectic
College of Medicine, Cincinnati;
Author Of the Amer can Ec-
lectic Dispensatory, the
American Eclectic
tItCis}t Obstetrics, the mi +
A ME loan HYSICLA AN.
This work was undertaken by the author
only at the repeated and urgent solicitation
of those who have listened to his lectures
for the past six or seven years; and from
his own well-grounded convictions that
the health and happiness of the whole
country demanded reliable and scientific
treatise on the subject, The women of
America are far to ignorant of their pecu-
liar Organization, and of the diseases to
which they are liable the consequence
of which Is, that the sex is becoming pro-
verbal for poor health, wretched existence
and shortness of life. Physicians cannot
remedy this state ofthings, self-knowledge,
on the part ofwomen themselves, in regard
to the healthy action of their peculiar
functions, the early symtoms' Of derange-
ment, and the bOst methods Of cure, can
alone arrest the fatal tide offemale mortal
ity. Let the voice of warning be needed.
In the composition OF the present work,
several objects have been held in view,
viz TO give q thorough ,dccount of the
history, symptoms, causes, etc., Of the
various diseases referred to,in as condensed
q manner as possible, so as to retain it
within certain limits, and place it at q
price within the reach of every mother
apd daughter in America; to state fully
the treatment pursued in these affections
BY the most successful practitioners, as
we'll as that which the author adopts in
his own practice, land to accomplish this
end in addition to his own, views,' the
most reputable authorities have been care
fully examined. s.., .,,s.0 ,s.r. e.., ..f..,'
The language of the author is chaste,
and yet capable Of being understood by any
intelligent person. q .AsAs. = ta
The tex is we'll illustrated with new
and appropriate engraving, Of chaste and
inoffensive design. -.'i't's % ....'.''
The volume contains 1863 large octave
paees-the print is from clear. new type,
and on the best white paper-and is sub
stantially bound. Price, $2,25.
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,@AttsRtiOn islinvited 10 the adyel-
tlsetnent Of LoEeLES BRoTRERs, in this
RsRsFssaW,eacans say nothing in relation
to the merits Of tAe'book II having never
seen l The high llSssiy reputation Of
ssbea anlhoFsL QkrNae MeD@gis.showever
a sufficient recommendation. ai'a9.is 2dl
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THE LIVER
.yTNVIGORATOR.

PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
is ONE OF THE BEST, PURGA
| TIVE and LIVER MEDICINES now be.
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sHERIFFS SALE.
John Cochran, ct. al.
Peter Price Of


IN Peter Price, ct. al -If
10y VIRTUE of an order of sale in this
~ cause issued out of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Jefferson county, State Of
Ohio, bearing date Nov lst, 1858, and to
me directed, l will expose to sale by pub
lie vendue and outery, at, the front door OF
the Court House, in the city of Steuben-
Saturday. the a4Hh day of December,
d7emela at- 70 1858, d 4a.jsst z; d,iar
at O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day, the fol
lowing real estate and premises, which are
described as follows, to wit :-situate
lying and being inthe city of Steubenville,
Jefferson, county Ohio, beginning for the
same on sixth street twenty (2O1 feet from
the south line Of lot number four (4l and
running thence south along said street
twenty (20) feet and extending back ofeven
width to an alley the same being part Of
lot number three in Anderson's g. Donald
sons addition to the said city of Steuben-
vile. o,.f s.a..g.,. ..r- -. '......a.f.t
Terms of sale cash. g-,ip ~ p - ,ta
sa fleT JAMES H. BLINN, Sheriff.
Shefih s ofhce, Steubenville, 81 i4.'-''-
nov l0-'5e-td-Fee $6,25
... SHERIFFS SALE. .
" Bancroft d Lee,
'''' .reh- $500 VS.. t''
George Goodwin. 90 81
RY VIRTUE of writ of vendi exponas,
II issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Jefferson County, State of Ohio, bear.
ing date November 9th 1858, and to me direc,
ted, l will expose to sale by public vendue
and outcry, at the front door of tie Courl
House in the City Of Steubenville, on N '7 Q
Saturday. the llM dag Of Deember
,.. .nl Sns is 1858. ti.l .-ea aog
at O'clock, P. NJ, of said day the following
described premises situate in Jefferson COUNTY
and State of Ohio, to wit '."'
Lots numbered ten tl0] eleven fiji twelve
[l2l fourteen [l4] fifteen fl5] sixteen Tl6'
seventeen il7) eighteen tls) thirty -four la;
and fifteen feet off the west side Of lotnum
bered thirty-three (33) on the plat of the towr
Of York: - tsaa f
Terms of sale cash. 3'"P. '.~ f''.sa'
JAMES H. BLINN, Sheriff.
Sherf's Office, Fee S625.
Steubenville, Nov. 10. '5s-ts. ,s'.'.,
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. Attachment Notice

A I my instance, an attachment was this
IS =. day issued by John White, a Justice
ofthe Peace ofSmithfeld township, Jeffef-
son county, Ohio, against the property and
effects of Matthew Sicksmith, a ilon-resi-
dent Of said county. ISAAC iWADDLls.
B bnov .IO-3ti siasf'sd ,,anSt &1 n saFr
~ sfr;' ~ 'ssbsoio 2 5aR sIiQ Gisit W Agfsi
.nyash y Vgis i 30 tS l1e
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,.SPECLAL NOTICES.

% The Pittsburgh True Press, the
best daily paper published in Pittsburgh
--received every morning by Wm. p.
Lewis. Price One Cent. Also all the
late Periodicals.. -h5igf tW ~
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Third Arrival Of Fall Goods at
HOFMAYER'S CLOTHING STORE
Market Street, Sleubenville, o.

UCuEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE oFFERED..ED
TN CONSEQUENC CE OF THE Great
= rush to this store, the subscriber has been
compelled 10 replenish his former beautiful
stock by large additions, which have been
made up to order in Baltimore, expressly for
this market. He would invite the attention
of citizens and strangers to his large and
beautiful stock, as they will find I complete
and suited to their wants, consisting 10 part
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aaminp Machines.

One Of ire best make--for sale by
nov II Atm he T..bA R. II. HALSTED
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School Examiners Notice to Teachers.
EXAMINATIONS will be held as fol-

- lows:, y l-,,a
In steubenville, on Saturday, June 26th, 1858,
In Richmond, ON Friday, August 9Th,
In Smithfeld, on Saturday, August 7th, laa
In Richmond, on Friday, October 29th,
In Smithfeld, on Saturday. October 30th,
In Steubenvi!le, on Saturday, December 4th,
Beginning in each promptly at Nine clock
A. M. -, f,l.i'.., -.,tr.,4 ii, i
BY order Of the Board
. JACOB N. DESELLEM, Clerk.
Warrenton. JEFF. co, o., June 9th. i858.td.s
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lore lne puDllC.
These G UMS re-, One dose often re-.
move all morbid or Ipeated is sure cure
bad matter from the for CHOLERA MoRBus,
system, supplying in and preventive OF
their place healthy =. cholera.
flow Of bile, invigor-[ Only one bottle is
ating the Stomach, . necessary TO throw
causing food to di <. out Of the system the
gest well, PURIFYING effects Of medicine
THE BLOOD ,givingtoneI : after long sickness
and health to the q One bottle taken
whole machinery, re. - for Jaundice removes
moving the cause Of all sallowness or un
the disease effect 9 natural color from
ing radical cure. ~ the skin. 'tA
'tE III One dose taken
| BILLtous ATTACKS are short time before cat
cured, and, what Isl X ing gives vigorto the
better, prevented by ~ appetite and makes
the occasional use of -. the food digestwell.
the Liver Invigora- z One dose often re-
tor. IN, ...a9 b q peated, cures Ohron-
\ ic Diarhpa. in. its
Only one dose ta-I - worst form, while
ken before retiring,l SuNMER and ,BowEL
prevents the NIGHT - COMPLAINTS yield al
MARE. ..' ) ?. Imost to the first dose
Only one dose ia. A few bottles will
ken at night losensI - Icure DRoPsY by ex-
\ the bowels gently, ~ citing the absorb
and cures OosrIvE-lI q ents, nie3 bHA IA4 % 1
MESS. 1SI we take pleasure
E7s0ne dose takemaf- lin recommending the
ter each meal will - medicine as preven-
curepYsPRpsIA. q b z, tive for FEVER and
h, One dose Of Itwol eS AeuE, GULL FEVER,
tea spoonsful will all Isnd all Feyers of::a
ways relieve SIUK- 2 ruLIous TYPE, OPP
HEADA0hE,aIs j., crates with certainly
i Only one dose i'm and thousands are
Il mediatelv r al eve s Willing 20 testifv as
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Ohio State and Union Law College.
THIS Institution has been removed to
a "a Cleveland, Ohio. Degrees are legally con
tferred, and Students upon graduating, may
DO admitted to practice. For Circulars ad
dress, at Cleveland NJ. A. KING,
Z y dec 23,'57yy y1Fg - Secretary
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Wool Knit Jackets, .1 a., tE5aga ats&
Cotton Knit Jackets, i
All kinds Of White Shirts, n.,.
White Marsailles Shirts, a. .t
" Fancy Shirts. N Ne - .-~
}ny&s Hickory Shirts, ,.u.E ,5srn
% .xl., Blue Flannel Shirts,
Id. .l b. o., Grey Flannel Shirts = 1ap"
N.R..I White Wool Under Shirts,
and Drawers Mixed do British do Merino
do Pure Silk do Portsmouth do Canton
Flannel do Heavy Rib Cotton do, ii.
Buck Skin Gloves, Seal do, do; Sable do,
do; Woolen do Cashmere do Cloth do
Kid do; Kid Lined do Fleecy Lined do
Berlin do, do Driving do; Silk and Cotton
do ;Buck Gauntlets Fur do Black Silk
Cravats; Fancy do, do; Silk and Satin Stocks
Moire Antquesdo!I y fA1VlI
h Heavy Wool Knit Hose Worsted do do
Lambs Wool do, do Merino do; British do
Virginia do Cotton do Marsailes Collars
Liner, do; Paper do; Fancy do /; Silk Hand
kerchiefs Linen do Cotton do /; Napoleon
Neckties; Byron do; Cheneille Scarfs ;'Scotcl
do > com forts, Gents Shawis, Suspenders
Braces, Umbrellas, carpet Sacks, &C., DC.
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, DOESKlNS
Satinets, Tweeds, cords, Beavers, Sea
Skins, Imitation Furs, and Peter Shams, Vel
vet, Plush, Silk and Satin Vestings, and al
other descriptions Of goods for Mems. aut
Boys Wear Of the newest and richest styles
from the highest to the lowest prices. Ifyot
want a neat fitting and fashionable "'Sd
n Custom Made Garment yl,g
a -
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sADDLERY.-REMoYAI.

TOHN N. MYERS, begs leave to inform
y the public, that, he has removed his estab-
lishment, for the manufacture Of '"s -
Saddlery, Harness, Upholstery, &c.,
To the Northwest corner Of Market and
Fourth streets jii the room recently occupied
by G.. H. Glasgow, where he is prepared to
furnish his former patrons, and the public in
general, with a better stock of all articles in
his line than heretofore, and GTat reduced
! TRemember the place: 55- sepas:F
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R Appropriate Religious exercises
will be observed, on tomorrow in the
following named Churches of this city:
9TH St, M. P. Cbulch, loa o'clock, Am.
Kramer Chapel 50 "sz4''s sl5''a2
Hamlinc Chapel, s. g. q,
lst Presbyterian, II {" ~"
United P. Church lOa i"
at which a collection will be taken up
for the relief of the poor. o'ga&5
Union Prayer meeting, in Kilgore Hall
at 8 o'clock, P. M. ..5-.-',4
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.a SABBATH School EXHIBITION & Con.
cERT-In Kramer Chapel on Thanks
giving Day.. commencing al I 7-o'clock,
p. M.-The exercises will consist oil
Declarations, Dialogues, Solos, Duets,
Singing by whole School, &c., &C.
Admiitance only 10 cents. The entire
proceeds'to go to the benefit of the School.
We hope to see a full house, and to be
able to render satisfaction to all.
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DER UDIRRY. - New and handsome
L styles, of the various kinds Of perfume
ry lAtely received, and for saleas st the Drug
Emporium of tdec 2ln HhxNc q MEtgiM
.stglgN 8 5a{NSd z eaB
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George Fairchild, secretary
Z oct Us, ,'60.ly ag1lnfanlnlalAhl tasA.la
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EDWAgD PICss EFT, .YF.,
TTgaEEE At Law. Gern-his- Tann- ono, Je-fer
- --n strsf. u-ilEsy The P0st OIcs Building.
tEu7-s-r-t--ly
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.. ~. SCALES,
A TFoaEEY AT Law, Genphls, I'm. OEoe up
A st-sr- 10. 10 Ess- -iie ~ Msi1 street. iys-sn
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sEFtSsisStPlOE Central
@WRE
r A TLRO A ID.

NOV spen 70 ieksn's station On the sJutbs-u Divis
~ i1as and 70 YocEna Station The Egrihsrn D.
sisloa-
GcHEuuLE
Nal train leaves tn- Junction st o.. A. n Return
49, is-Vea Tockna = n 20, A. NJ and arrives the
unct-oa viii rs Memphis and Odio Railroad AZ 8I0
A ~ cJnneciinE via passenger train fo- Memphis
Frelht ana accsnmodati1n train sEVes the junction
ir o'cockF Ter tbe arrival Of TIE asccnm0fation
raia sn ne Memphis and Chariestoa Railroad and
rvs az TOclna ~ n. 5 p. ~
Aal rain conn.cfs with Sims Cos four horse D q
'1aches e. Tsckuu station a. n 70. - FOR water
Fslg. Grslaea. Carrolton and Lexingan, AID at Or
'ort With M.ssrs Jameson & Co e f0ur-hsrss post
-uachas for P1ntoIOc. Aberdeen and Columbus. Mlss
rlcksta N Be procured from Patterson q Brs Gem
nero al Hotel aud from ths ticket Of the Meuphs
and Chsrirston Railroad, At heuphis
deCG4 G. WALL gu,erfrt-nFars
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AAsttr o. Nfe1- 2ortations EaltlElore-
THROUGH TICKETS. SLOWING The holders 70 stop II
.ny port snd resume their seats at pleasure may
purchassd st the Cumpany's Olace No. rs. Jederscn
street Doors East Of the Commercial Hotel Ne mphs
june25-iy WI. NORM, Agent
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0ransportation.
NHOrkeaf RosIfe
FR1M
Memphis to Atlantic Cities.
- G. - go
r. ~ Is,...4 RAILROAD PROM CAIRO.

- - Erg@-rszs E@s ~
BY RAILROAD FROM CAIRO.
70 tAeeEo Direct IN Sizissn H0urs rrf'i0-lf BrSak
y Suase OF caongs o. Cars OF Bsaraos
BaANOH ER0A CENTRf ala Is wow Try7sPEu
mus shortenins the tirua b. sixteen tr L. r1,5-'
a CAieaso. eoanecting with Mexican Central Oar.
"a leaving the asue Depot for Ds--7.r y7is-.r, Nm
.-r Albany Aev York Boston, ana al "a ssr7i
.na Atantie Cities Only two chanzs n Csrs -. 4
Cairo % Eagara. and three from Cr-5 ?, 49, -
our ron carr % NeF York Ts1e frorl Cairo eu
e. than b. any other route. Psssenesr= h ,--b -
sor subjected % n DELAYS c1-e0anr Or te frs1-st
sases y ssort Enea o Ear0ata through Indiana aEi
Also, eonnectng 90 Ciiesq1 with Nnchirsn ss74ss-.
te- for Cleveland Du1kirr and the Essf Win TsFs
sssfoa a-foaa and Steamers for Racine. M1usurss
ne7oysan &c.. snd with srs1sf Frs - -lysi C7s-s
- 49, ~ aauit Sc Nsr-a, lake Sup =, Coliinx
5.na leave Cairo Evary Morning a., yenrE a. ~
sos a. r., Chicago sad Duals..a az7rs.s. sups.z,
This Train connects A. cp,.,-, ,,,., $3.50.
~ aElress over Al1izsa Cs-t-sI Grest Wssse-1 -
- - eentr1 Railroads. t1rou1 81 thi~tr-ona 49,
aisHizsip7i Raiiroad for So Io-Is ~ v5-.r-, - =
ran-s Win Trains a. the Terra H1r-- t1-sr M 4.
louis Railroad Cor lnclsnsnc-is rrrs sv1- - 49,,
Dunleith The latter c1urac-lue win f-.-- II -,
siSp.e-' S-p.e-' Aees % ls-all turlinslal and Quincy.
s-oppins sely - Important Stations er--Bt q srn,f
,oLleeing Win Main Line av zrr--ss frsn Bs-f1- t5
Z
fassrnEers for the Uurfr MIrszfr1I vi ara a. m
elLs -t1slnrrs o. th- Duu-ifh ana Minu.sot. Pec-t
of-hJ re.lg % leave On the arriva % cfh-~ Caf-,
-. tor - Crosse hed1Fng St. Paul &c Paas-1Tsrs
~ Stnesvle and Centra and Eastern Wtscrasir -
aeo a. feeport VIII Trzas Bsoit and Isuesvis snd
ron hence % hadison sl6 Ce-t-a nd Eastsrn ~,
oonsn w
ne hapa and Charts Indica.inr tle Great gsDtr,f
soule 70 ne North snd zast 90 eict trsnscrU n
Dotons Nap Of the Unifas States ana uasarnrers A.
eleste % rzamins thls route as wen e. fas r-rr-
.-a- 1ards e. tle o11-enE Roads s1d frze for fhsr-
~ . il- eofrrctess ~ the s10Fe ststerieu-s Tbs
1.nlnf Or ne llne-s Central Ha1rosE from Cairo 10
---so - tnla f7ruirE SPECIFY end direct means q
unilliion between the Upper LAKES and Rivera snd
- L~-f Aissllspri af1rts tc the ra1sure travelsr
:, Vel - ne business mar. attractions snd facilities
1i te-l9 sle NORTH and laEf ulllh sruass those nf
- etl1r rolfe F1atrrar- TIE acor-ra'oIstiors e1r-
.-l- p t1e Company Or the -1vrr-rcs of rhe f-av-
ms pl7c, tae p@rla1a-T OF tta -nsf ard strucf1-s
ne s-rnEtn End esEan0T OF ne EuEnaH and Cars o1
tl-lseiF-s 20 thrss ulo desire frsrsIinr rpeef
ela ssfetF sfete gecur-s en- al parErrs
llCAsIs GOOD FOh ONE YEAR. With tha r-ivUsgs
iayiaE oysr % any point. caa be- had Et Memphis
No rs IsGsrson street
WILLIAM M0HTN Arsut.
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J. -. UNHHAAks
A TzORsET At Law, 40 So Court squsrs Mem
n ahss Tsaa a-s5-tf
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CLERKS SALE.
TiDfoH CO1RtT land fCr sale.

Nirirod B winsfon Thomas WinFton, AErtha 3.
winston WuIan r. winston, Jshn O. winston and
NarvL Winston the i've miuor-, who petition ~
tNeir Ds Il fr end David 5 CrenshsW, and David s.
CrenshaR administrator OF Nay y Ninstop, oe-
eesssi-Exparte Fttitos 20 sell Lard fsr ftTtifion
TN pursuancs Of az ntsrIocutery decree of the County
Court OF Upton county, e. It's november Iern leos
IN the fore-ong csse VII oder a. 7coic auction 70 TIE
ghet BIDDER the Court H0use door u me town or
Covington on MONDAg Janaary 8th, 1855, two vaius-
be tracts LAND Upton county eontA ming toein-
Of SOS acres All land lies N the immediate vieAii
Of the CoPtun Csmp-ground, and Is In hsh siais q
cultivation with exrIent Improvements. -
TEnNs- o fe-third Ossh the remainder On creiit
of one ard szs years - purchssar sTtng hond WIN
snoroved ssc-ffv and lien Tetsnsd The land 70 Sc
cure the payment o. the purchase n ney - -
JOHN T. DOUGLAS, Clerk.
J. ~ sTEEI.E, Solicitor for PstitioLers-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-05
Transportation.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

M and after THUR3DAI, December 81. 1857. he
" Trains on THIS road WI run a. f,,llo.s
Tne aail and Psssenger VII leave Mesphis dsilv
9uaasys e1eepfdl a. SO A. n and arrive al Prsois
1t go A n
Returning. vii iesTe Panola a 30 A n 40 .--f.
a Meuphts AZ 2 40 n.
Thr Freisht ard Acconmodstiou Train leaves P,nols
s.iy (suudlys exoepisl a. SIS A. n. and arrive II
Memphis a. il.s8 ~.
As,5rnioE leave Memphis At 400 p n. and arrive a.
Pamela Ht 500 n
P-rsons travs'iaz the Aooommnd.,ion Train esn
spend n-sriy tEu h1urs AID half IN Memphis ans re-
llrn On the sluleday.
Fsssrnaer Train nIakes direct conueofon At Memphis
vita the Memphis and Chareston Railroad going Est
a. c19o rnnccti0n with the Memphis and OHIO Rail-
rrsf ing North Il connects both ays a. Faneia
win Stages % and fr1u ths following pales Oskiand
Prt stsu Erd Grenada. Here making clHnecfi1u win
Stages through Carroton and LeEiaEtn thenoe % the
eo-tkern termnl Of the AisisEip1 Central Railroad for
anton. JscE-on ard New OrleE-a.
Throug1 Iicks-s for Grenada BE- obtaineG at the
AampnIs Dept
This much the shortest route and pzsreur@rs eav-
Ing Memphis - the mofuing train arrive rens sda tie
saIs evening, having daylight The Whole Wsy
n. " NEWELL.
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