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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-18
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
over Mhieh band YORK eaa.sEsrcIss

cumstsbces over which hard work caneKercise
no control.
1t is not unusual for farmers who take time
by the foTelock to have thein corn crop In The
ground by the 5;h OF Nav. The S6.h Of May
Is recognized as late to finish planting, though
ordinarily there is no reason to Fear that corn
planted at that date will be cut off BY the frost
The LIST Of june is very late FOR corn planting,
and prudent farmer who plants at that time
takes care that he has corn Of the Canada va
Ttety for seed, or be expects TO cut 1t up before
Il is ripe aRd save II ss fodder Corn painted
as late as the 10th Of June must be considered
In preearious condition. The chances a'e
that Il will be greatly damaged By frost. IL net
cut oh altogsiher. Now this is on the 12h Of
June, and before the ground viii allow the in
ssrtion OF a Doe or plow. even IL not another
too late. And corn is not the only staple that
the extraordinary rains affect III iriouslY. The
wheat is alreaiF seriously damaged, and The
barley must be used up II we do not speedily
have a change for the better. Hardly a grain
of spring wheat or Of spring barley has been
F0txh in the Northwest, where wheat is often,
and barley habi,ually, largely sown In the
spring. The spring barley crop has Of latter
years been important. This season 1t will
In the spring. We are informed that there
are whole townships and counties, where oats
Is usually extensively raised, where now there
is not a field to be heard %. The farmers
should make redoubled efforts to raise all that
they can, for they certainly will get remuneTa- |
tive prices for that which they will have 10
spare Of the yield Of the soil for this year. This
may be set down as dismal sort Of eroaking. |
We fear that it will be found that We have not |
at all exaggerated the alarming facts concern
ing the condition Of the country.-CiHeinnatt |
COfamrrciaL
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--LATEST rRon sALr LAKE crTY.

BooxvILLE, June II Col Thomas L. Kane
passed down Oh the EmigrsHt at one O'Clock
The Emigreut brings the Florence cOErisr Of
the s.h, which says, Col. Kane arrived here
this afternoon. He left Camp Scott May 10 d.
Gov. Cumming had returned TO SAT- Lake
CITY, after having made an ineheetuai attempt
20 arrest The Mormon hesirs South. r@
Salt Lake City and the Northern settlements
were nearly deserted, but few persons being
left to guard the buildings. Forty thousand
persons were in motios, their trains extending
for miles down the Valley. The most ae-
vanced trains were 800 miles on their way.
To evade answering where they are bound,
they say they are going South II Is supposed
that they are going to Cedar City, or to some
part of Sonora
There were no mules In Camp Scott.
Col Kane met Col Hofmann's supply train
twenty miles west Of Plat Bridge.
Col. Johnston will wait the arrival of the
Peace Commissioners
The Indians were annoying the Mormons !;
they call then squaws, and say that they will
not fight.
Brigham Young delivered the great seal, re-
cords, &C, which were supposed to have been
destroyed, all safe, to Gov. Canning.
Heavy rains prevailed, extending 70 the far
West, and all the streams were fills. Losis
RsPGblic0a. fEt N
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The Corn Crcp.

The prospect for a crop of corn this season
Is slender, and dWindlss daily. As the wis ter
was breaking up appearances were favorable.
but the eonstsnt and soaking rains have sadly
obstrueted the operations OF the farmers. A
great quantity Of the ground that was intended
for corn is not planted, and will not be Thai
which is planted was not in good condition to
plant, and the corn has come up badly or not
at all The first planting, TO great extent,
was drowned cut, and the replanting ditto.
The few days Of fine weather last week were
improved to the utmost by farmers, and much
was accomplished. But the corn put in the
ground then will be seriously damaged by the
spell Of cold and wet weather now upon us.
The bottoms" near the streams, are most
suitable for corn, and are in order for the plow
and Los very soon after a rain. The water
that has fallen would not have injured the bot
tom corn by keeping the ground too wet to
work, but these bottoms, throughout the States
where corn is a great staple, have been swept
BY desolating floods. Ths quantity Of CON
washed out BY the high waters, or buried too
Jeep for resurrection under the sediment Of the
tuI bid streams, is enormous The coin grounds
away from the large streams, covering the
clay ridges, have been too wet to be worked to
the best advantage nearly every day this spring,
while along the side hills the corn has been
washed out BY dashiDg showers, converting the
furrows into which it was dropped into 90
many sluiees. --r
To belp the matter, the early frosts Of last
fall, Injured much Of the corn and much that
might answer a good purpose 10 feeding stock,
was not ht for seed. The farmers are not al
any time sufficiently Discriminate g in select
ing seed corn TO eadVance their own best inter.
ests And many OF them this spring bad the
i'll luck to plant considerable quantities OF corr
that, In consequence Of the frosting il had re-
ceived, bad lost the terminating principle
The farmers thought the first Of last week
that IL the season from that tine forwart
should turn out first rate they could make fail
crops of corn, but If there was another cold
wet spell, the corn must be failure. Accord
ing TO this view Of the case, the heavy coll
rsins Of Thursday and yesterday have decides
the case, and the corn crop for this year mus
be set down a failure. The latter part o
April and the 6rst OF May, is corn pisntin
tine. The farmers who manage well, IN thi
lstituds, think that they must finish piantini
by the tenth Of May. Al planting altar ina
is held to be slovsnly, or in consequences Of CIR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-18

The New STATE or MINNESOTA -G1vsr-
nor Sibley, Of Minnesota, delivered bis inargu-
rul address on the ID inst. The position which
Minnesota has 30 recently occupied before
Congress and the country renders this mes
sage of more than ordinary interest TO the
public.
The peaceful admission Of Minnesota into
the Union as a State, without anarchy or blood
shed receives the first congrstulatIon OF the
Governor, but he dwslls long and bitterly upon
the treatment she has received at the hands Of
Congress, in 50 lorg delaying to admit Der, no :
withdrawing her full compliance with the re-
quirements of the enabling act. The following
paragraph breaihes a truly conservative and
patriotic spirit, and is fitting rebuke to those
discordsht agitators who are continually stTi-
wing to slnder the bonds Of the Union:
Minnesota enters the Union as the thirty
second State. She extends friendly hand to
all her sisters, North and Ssuth, and gives them
the assurance that she jDins their ranks-not
10 provoke sectional discord sRd to engender
strife-not to enlist in a crusade against such
of them ss differ with her in the character Of
their domestic institutions-butt to prom Jte har-
mony and good will, and to lend her aid, on all
occasions, in maintaining the integrity Of the
Union.
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DIR. r. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and AccORcher,
e Btreet befWeen Hain aod beo0nd
MEMPHIS, TEEE.
onos hours from 70 O'Clock, A n, and fron 70 q


Onoe hourS from % O'clock A. n, and from 10 g
oclock, p. ~.
YTvHGNKFUL for the kind patronage heretofore e.
tended 70 ne. take pleasure 70 inform my custom
srs and the pnbc IN general that It Is my intentiou
q leave this city, has beeu reported ana thss an
ever ready % sttend % al of internal external
diseases asd thai pr pared 70 UNDERTAKE most
Icut operntions and AccOuchments. aod that DO not
oss e.lcael any preparation Of mercury II diseases
uhateveE.
secret diseases ara eured n ny method IN such
manner interfere with the business Of the pa
tent and that Do not any mercury n the treat
ment Of the sane.
For ne tolowtng RheumAtism, A-thrttIs, Neurslgis
Nervous Headache aud Toohsche Paralysis DyEpepss,
Torpdify the Liver, Spinal Curvature and Weakness
Utsrirs Diseases. BtpPa, Tum0r Albus While Swell
iuE Deafn ss vel al diseases Of the Eye and Ear
Imenorrh0eA Chlo-osis Sterilty Spsrmst0rhoea &e.,
Ac nr disease that require entire regulation Of
ne euid aud nervo1s sFste. use TIE Magneokectrc
t-sstment, which Is universally known for It's pracca
bIlity-
Eftsr prscftx ef zen yesrs As stkd Physician snd
Bfrector q several hospitals IN Germany. and eight
Tssrs pr1cts 4 the United States, reputation
pnTsicinn Surgeon azt Acccucher Is suceafly eszb-
ssSas-asrIy DB. \. L. LAsKY.
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EORNsRLT Il spring RidEs, aud recently OF Brandon
n Mfs- has locAfsd IN Memphis 70 practice the va
rious hrss his r0festis7- For the last eveutsen
Year, he has devoted attention pariicularly 10
uterine diseases and cdeufs du ng partuTftion- He
has . ao-iutsd vi h himself hs son Dr. Holmes Jr-
REFERS Te-H0n. Henry Foote, Chsrle Snotts l.
Y. Dfxon. A. n. ? ute. n Avery and John k9osrt-
son Prezideut o. M-mph's and Lite Rock Raj road
OFFICE--te Main street Rssi6encs C-urt street,
bsIos Third once hours 10 A n and 70 P. n.
-
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WILLIAM REMEDY, JI,
a IIOkNsI AT ArHAW-OHce over Gsvoso Bank Build
n ing, kA1ipsu street Me.nuhis Tenn ruvTQ-iv
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THEODORE G. CONE,
A TTORNEE AT Law, Eemphis Tenn Once on
n SIN street. n 6reenlsw's Building bctween Union
- fsyeso streets novs-tiy
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Express Route to New Orleans,
Great Daily Southern Route.

-; - R
rTNHhOUGH froni Ylcksburg, Mississippi 70 New Or
Il leans louisiana IN fourteen hoIrs and kalf -
yay OF thr southern and the New Or jackson and
Grea- Northern Railroad The cheapest and most ex-
pedifio1s route from Vicksburg % New Orleans.
Hereafter TIE Passenger train viii leave VioksburE
daily 81 10 p n arriving Al jackson and connecting
with the srain from Nez Oresns for Canton a. 585 P
n aud arriving at Brsndo1 a. 6-f5, cunHectlng
with ths asily line OF STAGES for AonEomeIy, Ala
leaving brundOn Ei z 80 A. arriving at JalkScn
ard connecting with Be train Cant=n for New Or
leans st $40 n, and reaching yicksbuTg a. II O'Clock
A. NJ
he train carrying the rail from Ticks6urg for Neg
Orleans Wi leave Vick burg dsy Sundays excepted a.
O'Clock arriving at Jsckson and eonaeottng viii
Tie train from Caatln for New Orleans al $40 n.
Leaving Jackson ard connecting with the train from
NV Orleans for Canton a. 5s5 n, and arriving st
Vicksou'g at9.25 P. n. @ WILLIAMS,
au2f-tf General 9ure-fnfendenE
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White sulphur SPRINGS.
ardin COunfV. Tenn.

aEuAn OOuAtys AcMMs
FTtHk aoove watering place viii oe opened FOR TIE re-
Il ception ot visitors, On the FIRSf DAY OF guk8
NExr. daily line Of Coaches Cour hours stagugsl
wroanect with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
st the Burnsvile Depot Ten hours travel from Mem
phis 20 the springs. For health pleasure the Nhle
Sulphur Is equal to any Waerug pace North or oo1th
ane band Of NUse from New Orleans vii Be IN Aten-
dance. GEO. SHALL,
auf4.dawlu PrUprisfor.
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DUNLAP
CHALYBKATR SPRINGS,
Near BOIfVar, Hardeman COuRfV. Tenn.

Il
0IHE undsrsigned VIII reopen these ceIebr.fed
IL SPRINGS for the second season on MONDAY
the i0th Of Nay, having placed the Buildings and
Grounds IN IS f0e eondition any watering Place In
the Southwest. The Grounds rave been extended snd
oeautined with evergreea shrubbery the forest c.e
aaa graded, the painted and furnished Win No.
cotton mattresses the Ball Room decorated and ont f
dne condition the three Ten Pin Alleys and svinSs ba
been put in sosd order
me waters, there being I've springsl consist Of
Ooalyoeates Sulphur and Free Stone and fog in abun
dance sunicent for 900 persons 4 day ard the crrs
tive properties of the wefers-for All who are aafsS
with propssy, Dyspepsia Running Sores and for tbs
Discs Of Females sreestahlished ard xuarautfe6
he Dunlap Springs fble By The Nssisslpi
Central and Tennessee hsroad being situated onIy =
niles from Bolivar 20 from GraEd Junction srd 10 fr
Memphis By rail Hacks ruaniug In n -IIh
the cars frou Bolivar being 3Zly i've hours run sro
Aenphis % the Springs The Traveller IL Eusrsntlef
against exor6tant charges, tEe fare being 50 cents r
tAe railroad oeFoi - TIE Springs and IS cents for baE
gage and servants. -
Enere = also me running stream and excsHent dsh
Ing grounds With carriage road 70 the creek cnIy
quarter Of mile from the Spr gs and abundance of
Wild turkeys, ducks and sqai-r~Is
Prof Hsssns with his nne Bras ard String band Is
ensssed for TIE season and enlvca the guests n ths
dsy with Brass music and 1t Bisat with String uuso
J. O. EADELMAN
sOli-daw4m Propriptor.
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nd IAMEs . EEIIER.

n EsPECTFULIr oe-s his professional services 70 the
NJ ttzens of Memphis and It's vicinity.
HIS residence Mccall street, nsxt 20 that Of A
Il. D8uEsass
onos IN Greeulsw's Building Main street. South of
unicn seco1S <here he be found - AT hOurS,
ualssI p-ofessionally srrsred jun17-dIy
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Asws wish 10 socJarsge ard pstroniEe ssuhsrn lite
raure and enterprise VIII puoiise on n oersie terms
adyer eelfs Of our Universities, Colleges and Scho Is
D he Soutn sastefuy rstrsted and neatly printed on
ne coored paper at achd 10 ea-h nanser Of the Mag
s1ne Those wishing thlr aivertisementsto 70 auuesr 10
ne rt number viii please ard their favors without
further d.ls- = my93-dt~au
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A TTOkEET At law, and General Collector for
"a West TenDessee OEcs On Jefferson street Pest
Oncs Buildi-g sans
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Young America.

. TEE subscriber would re- B1r.
80 spsc, fully inform his friends SAc-I-S.-1
~ nd the aEeiii1s public, that bic " asI
ee-,-A-Ah LASS REsrAURANT ard HOTEL GAaNf.
On Adams street. nearly opposite ths Eorshsm House -
noE apsn where his fri nds ard eastcmers vii Be
nd VII Al kinds Of Game and delicaees Of q SEA-
O. - ai - the chooest braut5 of Wines. Chalierg
inr Al c5pstsf.0n he socits liberal saars o. ~
pub -ssro,sss- Tapi-iyl JOSEPH 1ECFELs
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RAFBs OF OHARsEs.

ror "
children under ten years Of ags................ 90
Servants Of al %
LIBERAL deduction VIII be made in the above rates
when families rematn moRth during the season.
REFERENsEs-6en. Hinton, Jackson. Miss. joseph
Cox, Esq., Selma, Ala Dr. Dsvees, Jackson, Kiss
Johu ". Lapsly, Selma, Ala Ne q. so Prince,
Tuscaloosa, Ala (; Drs- ". n. & B. r. NeEsum, rus-
eumbA- Ala n O. Gslavay, g. P. Foute, ESQ b. D.
nall Esq., Memphis Tenn A. n. Looney, Bsq. Co
iumbiz, TEN. THOS. p KILLER.
mvIs daur3rn
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8rufrsslOnal GarSs.
ii. H. 4 H BCnEnnn-

A'0E at Law
hArHiS fRNEEssEE
ffstS s.0-a sioe court sfr et frst door west Of
,. - - ., viii prsc'i7c in all The Courts Of
,-RI - -sisvsnh h CiTcait and The eupr and
- -,o -rts Al gaekson. PROMPT fenii0n Eiv-n 70
No. stlsn of claims In Wet Tennessee and North
A-N -sippi f1rQ-daw6m
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Notice.
Dissolution
.Tsgst ReceiUed,

DER steamers Ingonar, Editor, Alvin ADAMS ana n
4 r. ". Hin
SugaT-Fsir. Prime and Choice;
S1gar-Crushcd and Powdered;
Aoissses--Barrels and IA yes;
Golden Syrrp, Rio CoI-e; rr H
Roe aerringii Nsctersi in bbis. and kitisi
Tobase1 aad Cigar star CaDdlesi
Extra st. Louis Flour;
Bacon Hams. rides and Shoulders;
An Of vhith viii be sold at the lowest eash prices.
JEO G. FLOURNoY,
Successor 70 Floufnoy, Cooper and LeaEes
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TUKoRs.
ULCERS,
SYPHILIS. ETC.

SYPHILIS. HTC.
Durnx Dr. GiIbert's absence this section Of the
Hnon certain persons have to the det inent Of
many Of tho W-o have employed them. attempted to
initiate him protesting to have thorough know fdge Of
has fies aud mode OF trrGtment he pusc Is here
By notified shat Dr. Gilbert has specific remedy for
disease, that his success his been almost wholly
wing his persossl skill and exper and that the
uiicious OF causc applications re1uires fully as
much protest. nal sag citv a~d experience does the
suoo -ssful use OF surgical Instruments
PtmDh eis 1t testimonials. sc for grat7itous cstr-
bution may ne had Personal spP iestinn OF By sd
dressing DRN. 5 r GILBERT,
mv2s-dsuTm Sso Man 81 Gre Rurcfng
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JAMES MOORE

A TT0RNEY AT Law, Jackson. Tenr- Al business
~ ntrusted 70 his care proRpcy attended 70.
anRe-dfE&w1f
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POsT0N & SCRUGGS.
a AffO . r N . vs. at Law.
MEMPHIS, TENE
oFFIcE-Ee. - Court Square, South sldo.
IxTIL give their join attention TO professional busi
Dess N tae several S'ourts Of he ely OF Memphis
TIE Eleventh Judicial oiTeuii q Tenressee and on No IN
A1slssIll. ssb74 an
DIR W. e ROGERS,
nFYkks hG prosesssuSl services 10 ne citizens of
" kemphh. ono. Sqzh side Of Coart square Re-
soeoc- - - y HAITI i3-sm
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Cheaper than ECeY.!
SOUTHERN LITERARY
Organ and Review.

PROF. b. III. CAPEhs, EDtEOh-
q RRARGKAENTs have hnally been Serfeoted for the
permanent egtAbi hnDent Of tbi- u gsEine. and We
sre able to Asnounce the issue Of the 81 number IN
June Ihr cory already IN the hands Of tAe printer
and the work prosressing rapidly the ssuing OF
arst humber VIII permit The Editor deems htnstlf for
tuna In securing the riniing at the extensive e>tab-
ushnent of the Norpine Bulletin COMPANY woose un.
s-Tnassed facilities and WI estAhshei reputation
srte- syie tyHOsrsphy worthy the literary eAar-
aeter of.the work
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e may x upon the size Of edition, the work will
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Room over the River Sank. o0rntr Hatn and hsdi-on
streets Ltters may addressed 70 the Editer or 70 the
BulIeiIu Company The following are the
Terms Of Subscription, Invariably in advance
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Drs. Brock & Spiegel

III { cling medic 10 ell CHRONIC disea'es. We
sOdd ca the attention of iuvEii's 10 the numerous
eures have. making In Memphis, Amone
which Will be found Cancers. rmaDenty cured without
the use Of cAUsrIc or KSIFE, Old Sores, Seroiuls,
White Swell ngs syphilis Drpsey Gravel rheumatism,
DyEpepsiA Lver Lungs Eyes and every vsriety OF the
diseases OF the Womb Radically cured.
DR.. D. s. BROCK
has devoted much time and expense collecting 81 the
valusble medical experience and rece pts that eXiied
with the North and south American IDdsns inc udng
the PARICA Of the Tnoeso. of Ashue and the Malay
Te-da-m -ka Of he dsarang, OF SurAbaya with IN
practical msdcal knovedse % dve thousand Botan
icsl Plants, Bark, RIOTS AMI Herbs ..
Those vishing avsil themselves Of the servioes Of
Or Brock are informed tsat his stay IN Memphis VIII
be limited 70 this sumner. ..#...
B ing Aoq1sinied with al Modern Languages, our eI-
an natlor are ms e without an interpreter.
ErJmcs corner OF Main and Unl-n strests.
fulI-daw-IV
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nR J. n sLEDGE returned from New Yorl,
" after a. -enoe Of nine mOufhs and has Effected
s0ns ast5fnft cures IN that ely he has taken a.
ons st NJ - NoarOe street. be Main and Second
Streets AT viii reHame The prscoe Of Aedicue where
~ hAu for celeorstsd CO npo1nds Al call
tsadeE TO- lag ~ nkht As be intends Locating perna
nsufly Msrhs. aad from the great success be has
had ne trsaf neut of the various d he thinks
he shosid have liberal pstr0nsg from the ctizens Of
Womphis ian8-div
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DR. THOs. TATE.
nFFERs hi services the citl1e1s Of Memphis and
vicinity. Once On corner Of Second and va .sing-
fon sfrsefE, rrrr nzr7i-iv
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Beaver Dam Springs.
Hickman County, Tenn.

-
FORTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of PrOp,ietOFshiP and Management
THIS celebrated Watering-PIscr, having been pur-
Il chased oy the subscrber, has been tbor0ughly
arsa and renovated vii be opened for The reception of
visitors on the
= nfi 9th OF Ma
TIE late propretors having disposed Of their entire
terest IN the Spring.. the subscribe. assisted By Mrs
Keller Uu assume the entire management Of the estah
shu-nt and neither pains expense win be spared 10
nder Beaver Dam o. the mostpisasNnt and comfort
able watering-p aces IN the SoUthWest.
ACCOMMODATIONS. Ache build nEs have All
been placed in excsent repair ard many improvements
added 50 that FOUR HUNDRED visitors can be sccom-
m0dsted with every comfort and o0nveuience The aoe
VII Be aouEdAntly supplied and wiz be equal 70 those of
drst-c.ass hotels.
THE EATERS-rhe waters At Beaver Dam consist of
white Grey Red ard Black sulphur Chaybeaie tDrovrn
b. analysis 20 te The sronsestn the STATE and the best
I Of Freestona Gad Ltrasstone
| MEDICAL ArTENDANCE-The subscriber Who has
been for the last ten years. engaged the practice of
Iuedicire In NORTH Alnbama and Memphis be con-
manded an hours - visitors who may chance need
/ his services as q physiciaa.
/ MEANS OF ACCESS TO BEAVER DAM-There ars
three routes 10 these spring. an OF which In ne
pair. line Of coaehes viii run from Columbia thres
times week, and passengers viii 20 through that
place IN day. and pass the hnest roads
/ the State. Arrangements have been made 81 Britt's
Landing on the Tennesee river BY whca visitors ar
preaching from that direction Nl and ready couveysncs
/ 70 the Springs.
1 AAUSEAEETS, &C-vlsit0rs vii nAd at Beaver Dam
1 q iArge Ball Room. fen-Pin Alleys, &C. ans trout
str runs near the place ard deer in great aouDdanes
may be found In the izmsdlste vicinity.
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
Wholesale and Retail
CANDY MANDATORY,
70. 81 Front How.

THAFKFUL 20 his friends and The public for the
ibTsl pstror age sxended 70 him for ths last twelve
years, n LOUIS hONTEDONICO beg le,ve TO inform
the citizens Of Memphis and vicinity that he vii n
stant keep hand large Of the best In
porter Wines-O aret, Port. MADEIRA, White &c also
ooeh Ale and ton On Porter Also the bsst BrAndles
warranted to be pure and genuine
n. L EoNTEDONIcO always feeps el hand grea
vari ~ OF Faecy Candies aud 70 , Assortment o.
stick Candy, Prnuss IN and q Raisins, Grspss
every KIND Of FruitsNnd Nuts, pickss Lo7stPrs Sar-
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