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PLEASANT words.



When the heart, an lone and weary,
Brealhes the low, despanding sigh;
Like death-knell, Wild and dreafy,
Comes the cold and harsh reply.
but a. sunshine 10 the blossom,
A. the spring 10 singing birds,
30 10 that desponding bosom
Il the sound Of pleasant words.
Parent, when Thy son, returning,
epFings 10 meet Thy warm embrace,
Let him end loves hres stlll burning
IN he Old aocul1nm'd plnoass itl
Let no bitter word be spoken,
No upbralding tone be heard;
10 the heart repentant, broken,
Speak alone the pleasant word.
When the husband, HeaFyladsn,
Hastes from scenes Of din and strife,
Open vide the gates Of Alden,
Welcome him, o gentle wiieI
Let no dlscord nSts Of sadness,
No replning tones be heard;
Let hls home Of peace and gladne11
Breathe alone the pleasant word.
Pilgrims, journeyIng sad and weary,
Ger The thorny road Of life;
Making an the pathway dreaFy
With dependency and strife:
10 the sky above beams brighter,
Joyous slng the summer birds.
And your heavy load grows lighter
When you speak N pleasant uordA'
, 1858-03-12
sTEIIAcooM, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, MARCH 12 1885,

enormous eagles, whose furious cries proved them
to be the parents Of the nestlings 6
"Courage brotherl defend thyselfl don't
iearl" .,f
Pierre pressed the nest to his bosom, and with
his right hand made the sabre play round his
head.
Then began terrible combat The eagles
shrieked, the little ones cried shrily, the noun
taiHeer shouted and brandished his sword. He
slashed the birds with its blade, which flashed
like lightning, and only rendered them still lore
enraged. He struck the rock and sent forth a
shower Of sparks. .
Suddenly he felt jerk given to the cord that
sustained him Looking up he perceived that in
his evolutions, he had cut It with his sabre, and
that half the strands were seyeredl
Pierre's eyes dilatsd wildly, remaining for .
moment immovable, and then closed with terror.
A cold shudder passed through his veins, and he
thought Of letting 60 both the nest and the sabre
At that momant nns Of the eagles pounced> on
bis head, and tried to tear his face. The Savo-
yard made last effort and defended himself
bravely. He thought Of his old iathsr. and took
courage.
Upwards, still upwards mounted the cord;
friendly voices eagerly uttered words Of snconr-
agement and triumph; but Pierre could not re-
ply to them. When he reached the brink ofthe
precipice, still clasping last the nest his hair,
which an hour before was Is black as . reyen's
wing. was become 80 completely White, that
GuiIlaume and Jehan could scarcely recognise
him. .s....,.s,.
What did that signify the eagle.s were ofthe
rarest and most valuable species. That same
afternoon they were carried to The village and
sold. Old Bernard had the medicine, and every
needful comfort beside, and the doctor in 4 few
days pronounced HIM cOnvaIsscsnt
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TnRHED-uvARlABLY IN ADVANCE.
"a. q Raiea o. nnhaeElpalons
AGRICULTURE.


=.
Winser care OF SAsm ss'eA'
Every farmer should exercise s'rict economy
but not . nleeardly one y leeolns ou' ~, w,n n
ser io'Ass J" w o~s's' sn.eP ~ uo.ses. =
NJ y y 1ss - 80. .s Z s,,he,, ,h.v nav y hs
no",.s, .usy -. - wv. 'w,,S s,,ea,;.ns,.
my 10y Asn IN y :,."s r.s,;.h h.r ..-m .na
O.sAly wv - ss,s. ...Sss. .aS sow.,. w,,h
r0p ss.s,. ....,s. ',,.r. s.S;.. ...S,nr - !.
Isy u "a.sns' '.sss s' - - q.
ssss = S.'.s - Z. -. u, .,..s.s ,,h
Ws,sa. m - . p., -, 4,
Cas .ns ~ = ~ !. -. !. - -. ~, .n.r
tne n-y ~ ~ .s ns. - .. 80. s..sa.s - ~. oo-D
M, quanyi ..,.,s .ss's,s S = ' ....- wh;sS ,nsv
soe1St ~ 49,. 49,. = .' -. .h-",,.,. ~
w.1n 70 lsse ~, 49,, ~. = ~ ~ m ~.
winter On poo. my llu 1.sN .'Ss, M " \,
usually 60 V .ne pasture spl'.s pOOa.
attempt 70 carry : ssock y sas.is ..i0us. ouI
cold winters q sucn leeo yI.n0l' .ns .ua,.'O1
" gram " sS''e' : 80,
ms poor economy " : ..''nsl J. y Assp uo.e
stock than he can Keep We ,.s's oo''sa. .'.S. y
and practce 0om gooa 'ns..ses,' s.sa y, ~
tu i,ea ana warn ss.D's.. ~ ~ ~ s....s
exbesea . severe eola ana al'slns 1917 y y
snow and nam. ne De''sl ~ sns so'D,O.s sa'..
and welIoeing o. the ea'ne' ana 'ne 'n'''es' "
their owner.
We arc aware that many farmers diiier with
ns IN dis matter, both in theory and practice !;
fhsreiore they turn their cattle nom ne novel
early In the morning. % remain through me day
h The yard Cfthey happen % have onsl let me
weather b ever % cold and stormy, ana et nlgnt
dc them up In cold ccmloriless hoyel 9 sleep,
ifsleep they can upon the hard plank moor, with
out litter Or bedding Some pursue sucn 2
course from thFiflessness; others from the mis-
iAl.sn idea that Y win toHgAsn their cattle and
render iAsm more hardy besides. @eE -. -. u.
gssl .nen De,sr a:. s.,s - =. s mn ~ son
ano "a y. ~. ~. ~ !. ~ ~ : !, ~ ,hsre
sseys.s psls l-s' I, -. .a.',,n,sS NM ..,s 81 II
IoL' '. z. Ss..s y. 49, - ~ y ---~
Rly
Doubtless caisle and aneep Ake : en.nss =
'food q wen g man Instead ., colnI'l's ~
stock % one kind q loeaer = long = y ns's Y
would perhaps ns pe''s! os'yo Heqnen. enans..
% nay, corn iooaer lno susM. .seen''
Vefp 4 ne barn ofa hsnes whose whole stock
eUele n first order he 70 ihem twice ~ y
The morning on : iolsfable qualify q nays ~
them out y drink between nine ana ssn oel0e.
ifshs wsaihsr was pleasant shsy remained y sns 4.
yard TN noon. They were tnen uea N sne no.e.i
~ - 49, ~ -. = e,. ~, ,rr,rs q
". .p !. ~ s,.s ss.,; .,;.''., w M ~ INV 4
o.n.. .ovss y s-''s :. q, q ad,,,t
ns. - ss. : :, ~ ~, ~. Z -. . Z, s'sa.,,a. ~ {,
e 49, ". = *. - 800. 80. '.s s,,.,;n. ; n ~,
sDo.. j.. =. .-'s ~. I.,. 49,, 49,! - q.
ss.n .I.. 49,. ~ ~ ..t..,s .' sh,.,,,.
49,. 1.,.s.. ..... u. 49,. ~ n. W. ....s,..
Mlaise gaaness non ny rs.se s.,. &
Many iaEmsFs regularly reg 'neF ee1''e iA'e
lpshe evening Ihls hfmer thinks sucn : pieo.
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-
In q cottage in the valley Of Sallanches, near
the iaat ef Aunt Blanc, lived old Bernard and his
three sons. One morning he lay in bed sick,
and, burning with fever, watched anxiously for
the return Of his son, Jehan, who was gone TO
fetch . physician. At length horses tread was
heard, and soon afterwards the doctor entered
He examined the patient closely, felt his pulse,
looked at his tongue, and then said, patting the
old mans cheek. at will be nothing, my friend
--nOthingl" but he made . sign 70 The three lads,
who, open-mOuthed and anxious, stood grouped
around the bed. An four Withdrew to distant
corner, the doctOrshOok his head, thrust out his
lower lip, and said, Sir a serious attack--very
serious of fever. He Is now in the height Of
the it, and as soon as Il abates, he must have sui
phate Of quinine." a
"What Is that, doctcrin s-ss.s.,ssis.
"Quinine, my friend, isa very expensive med
ieine but which you may procure at SallancheA.
Between the two fits your father must take at
least three francs worth. ! win write the pre-
scription. You can read, Guillaume.
"Yes DOCTOR" ,a
q And vou VIII see that he takes itpn
sCev,.inlv Al
When ~ nbvs,e,.n ,v.s srone f,arIsume
Pierre, and Jehan looked at each other in silent
perplexity. Their whole stock Of money con-
sisted Of franc and q half and YET the medicine
must be procured Immediately.
Listen" said Pierre, II know method Of
getting from the mountain before night three o.
four flve-fanct 2ieces.n tt ~
"Ffom the mountainiH
N have discovered An eacle,s nest Il 4 cIeif az
afiehtiul precipice. There 4 eentleman q Sal
lanches would gladly purchase tie earle,s; and
nothing made me hesitate but the terrible risk Of
taking them: but that's nothing when our
kther's lie Is concerned. We may have thom
now in two hoursn
aIw;,, -, ~. -. !, "a f,,,;;,,,,,,,. ~
az. e, 4. s.,5 ..,- I.h.. a.. K.
,o,,rs.., ~ M ,;.h,..,n
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!. =. 81 IN. ~ s,..,..'.s 80 ~ 4
&C., " ..;a p;.... a., Z. ,..;.,. =,
a. e. w-;,. 49,. .,,,,.. q c..,,,,...s n,
NJ. ~ ~. N, N. ~ ,.n,,.., 49,. r.,,,,s "a
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-
nov sns sntee ne..s oea.' v,a Ds,a.se ~
sn.ss.ng y sls ~ " ~ slsn =, " 49, y,
,SSsea y i'sA ~ o1n n''' y ~ 'nAs = ~
'A,rsl. ,sa u -, ,......,., !,
Lns - ~ = ~ ~ ~, s,o - - =,
~. W. y s.,D,s I. ~ - 80.
~ ',s, sss' u. !. ~ ., .u..Ss y - ~
= 49, usss.. I. = . ~, y ~ " s.'. 49,.
.wn.. W. a,e y you sung 9 a0s .. q = 3, !.
Y" W. ~ y. . -. s = - ~ - - !,
, 1858-03-12

A writer gives usths lolloWing description q
the scene q Leghorn, where, IN an agony Of
cansslsss alarm one hundred mon, Of crowd,
were trampledio % death. and Eve hundred more
wounded; sa as9-is p ,sii,.
( rThs house vas crowded. The play The
Taking Of sebastopol, The first acts went Of
well; battery aisr battery exploded, and The
thrilling spectacle made the theatre ring win ap
planss. Alleges were turned 70 see them lake
the MalakoG At last Il was s,ormed The sol-
diers rushed IN, then The explosion, amid The
widest cheers At that moment . spark Of Gre
caught The scenes they blazod. The audience
thought / part q he play and chsered the
louder, the scene vas 30 natural Alasl Il was
TOO perfect Another moment they NV their
mistake; wild cry Of misery drowned the sp.
|planse. Higher and higher 4 rose. maddSning
ne spectators with fright Five minutes more
and the ilre was eztinguishsd but the spectators,
like herd Of bufhlOes, Ike . panie-siricksh
army, like passengers from sinking ship. Ike .
ilock Of sheep before wolves losing ~ thought
but Of selEpressryation. rushed from their seats
The shrieks Of women, the shrill cry Of children,
The fsarse voices II mon, an struggling ior lie,
presented scene not describable. Some threw
themselves from The boxes into the pit killing
themselves and crushing those beneath them.
| No Judgment no iorethought; out Of The win
dows over the lodges, stamping each other %
death. The sentinels were ordered 70 stop The
passage with bayonetz. They planted, and thoss
II the front ranks were through and through,
and The soldiers with the rest were muiilaied
with the feet Of hundreds.p y, 3 N.
, 1858-03-12

lladt nav ~ Ia14A NllnoA banrAAAAysT fa 5
Puncinality Is most important; h facilitates
business, contributes TO discipline, promotes
peace, equanimity Of temper and good feeling
amongst the officers Of an establishment So
roniiy Of mind and selkpossession are other adj
santages Of punctuality. A man Of disorderly
habits nevrris puhctnai; be never has time 70
speak 70 any one, because be has something els
to do; orhsis gOing elsewhere. and when he geil
there be Is TOO hte, or be must hurry away %
another engagement before he cnn finish what hc
isabout Punetualiiy gives weight % character;
whsna man Is known % Be punciual, i glneraiss
punciualiiy in Others; for, like other Virtues il
propagatss ITSELF Subordinate oficers mus, Be
puieta.l 4 the principals are %; appoininonts
BECOME debts, and no man has right 70 Masis
The time of another. still less that Of his employ
ers Aman who has liilleto do. has seldom time
70 do anything; bot pdnetuality begets time %
do more; leave not until tomorrow what may
be done AZ the time, a ts-norron nstsF CONES.
Arrears in business ss wen as delays are dan
geTous; aminuie idly lost, or unprohiably spent
can never be recovered Punclualiiy is INSOFAR
able from industry. diligence and perseverance,
, 1858-03-12
new way of Paying . suhssIipilea.

aat AeW Wv u E~StnB = DAnlrAAYtl~As
| A correspondent Of the Lagrange Whig gives
he following amusing account Of the way farm
or was taught how cheaply he could take the
papers. The lesson Is worth pondering By I
good many men We wot or sc asar7 4
"You have hens st home, ofcourse. Wen,
will send you my paper for one year, fdr the pro
ceeds ofa single hen for one season--merely The
lProeeeds II seems triaiug, prsposterous % i'm.
agine the products Of single hen win pay the
Subscription; perhaps Il won't, but make the
Offer" te@
"Donel"e exclaimed farmer B.; aIagres 70 Il :
and appealed TO me IS 4 witness Of he afISiE.
The iar1nef went apparently much elatsd with
bis conquest; tho editor went on bis Wy feIoIc-
ing. ~ i sia
Time rolled around, and tls world reyolved o.
It's axis and the sun moved IN IL orbit IS Il for
merly did, the farmer received his paper regular.
y, and regaled himself with the information from
It He not only knew the affairs of his own
tccuutys but became seonzsraantnpon the leading
topics ofthe day, and the political and financial
ccnvulsions Of the times His children delight
ed, too, IN peFusing the contents of their weekly
visitor In short he said he was surprised a
che progress q himself ma fsmilv Il s,ps-.l M
formation. sill5 50
Some Tina a n, ,,o.sb X $500, 4 y.
pened up again in the oIice, when who nkould
enter but our Old friend hrmsr D.
tending Il. k.nd. snd ia coua,.n.s.s - a * Nh
bland smile; a,.ke 4 chnlr sir. ,.d u y es.,sS =
fine weather We haseip IS
Yes 81, quite fine indeed he answered,
, 1858-03-12

Tho statement Of tho neEspapsr Of Weston
town that there was not . lawyer In The place, |
now said 70 be only device Of the editor 70 in
dnce persons to ssttle there.
, 1858-03-12

The average price q American newspapers !
only oue-sevsnth ofthat Ofths English. e
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JAMES MOORE.

UTN POLK, snd Smith p. B-ntn=ad having
w fo-nd pa-tnership, vii harrlftsr practcs Las
togstner N The cify or seursis navi-ly
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THEOUGH TrCEEESs ai9sins The holders 70 ssoo Al
aay Piat, and resume heir SEATS pleasure may b
purch-s-i a. The Compeasss Once. No. Is Jsnsrson
street Doors kest q the Commercial Hofei Memphis
June1o-ig w. MORN. Agent.
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SADDLES LOW FOR GISHI

4 HAYE large Tot o. SADDLES ths; viii srl -,
L Low FOR CASH "a soon II yuu viii ~ 81
have bargain I have also q large assortment -
Of Harness, Brides COlars. Saddle Bags sud SAD u
dery haferia and Har h5nnfinEs latest styles
Also Saddle TT es Of variety; aH oi which vii
sel A. 4 very s1 IL ADvAEcE on est for Cash Al
kind Of SGddes Harness &c msde 70 order at shortest
notice. warrant 70 give saiisfacti A. and sell 0~ for
Cash. NJ atct is IN selling small -dvsncs 20 keep
The men a. work, rather than discharge E1< wurk
men. respectfully, W. P. LEWIs.
Corner Main ana MoHr1e streets
novb-sm Mem bis Tann
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EDEFARD PTCRETT, Jr.,
TrDEkKF At Law heulEhis. Tan OGice, Jefer
n son strezt midway ne Pest 0aloo Building.
fuul-d .w.tEiv
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EUsuBER E.FRE.

40 3'Aatantig on h4u1 q q uer 1l B. tr1arr- af
BUILDING LUMBER. SILLS, JOICE.
WEATHER BOARDING, sTUDING. saFsrrEe
nRT CIPRE s an POPLNR, Inle fr .el7,
~ VIC DRIED Feorns, Te.los Sine F.i1l.---f l,,r3
81 .ei.ia AL3'-t la-se Do o. sa.nre-. c-i,r,
"a r CnErnaW
ccfn-lV f'arfra Tlar TN .Hr
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ENPENnIrrRES.
LIABILITIES

The shove Liabilities sinoe adjusted AMI paid.
whole amount u risks tax 70 during the
whole aoanI of property a. risk a. date 75i sO2 90
STATE PEHNsYLvASIA,
COUNTY o. BRADFORD (
Francis Tyler. Presid-Ht, Ichu T. Canaed secre-
fsy % ihs Farmers U1i1n InsuraEoe Company being
severss Nv sworn, depose ard saw and each for him
self that the furrgsnz true full aud correct
statement % the ana ssd orporafn and that thsy
are the above described a ers fhsrecf
FRANC1S TTLER, President.
J. p. CANFTELn Secretary.
Subscribed sn4 sworn, before mis- slih say = ian
uarg A D. 1877. J. B. REEVE, J. P.
STATE or rEsEEsSEE. CosIPIR BLLER's OFFIcE,
NAsHFtLLE. Decrmber s, 1881.
This Il to certify, ih,t lhs Farmers unin Insnrance
Corp ny iocat d q Athens tue STATE of p nnsy-
vania hss complied with an the requirements of an act
passed BY he General Assembly of ths state T-nnes-
see Marth, 1856, en tiled An Act 10 regulate ths
agencies Of InsurArce mp niFs not incrpnrat by the
state q unessec" snd teat W ? MILTON and a
PUTNAM are ths leg y Uniformed Agents said Com
pany IN the t0En Of Nemphis State ~ Tennessee
deo3i-im J. LUrTRELL Com9tnr Ter.
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TREADWELL s vOLLINTTNE.


A TTORSETs AT Law. ones No 25s hzIn strest
n over BauEsrl's Music Store Memphis Tenn. and
Hcr1Endos DeSoto c11ltT, Kiss WI aitsld prsuptly
q Al ooecoEs and business entrusted % them IN WeEt
Tennessee and Kcrfh Mississippi
REPER To--Truift- Bro s. O. Phiizdelphis; Cronin,
HurZthan 4 Ssars, Waiier ateiulein n. z; "
AileE. Jones, Brgvu > CO.. v J. webb q Co. Ken
phlE. aHfe-darlv
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JOHN RALLUM,

TrORNETs AND COUEsEL0Rs At Law, Men
Pafs Tenn vii ur-rltos In the Courts q west re.-
nessoe Once hain- st. N y alker's bocE Noe 90
hoor So cai alfe1ti3s pal - collection u Claim
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8rofrsslonal Garos.
NOTlCE.

nR = n sLEDGB hzs Tetgrl-i from New YORK,
II after ab enoe u uine m1l-hs AMI has ed-cted
EoIne ast1undilE cures il tnlt ci de taken an
q -e a. NJ = M3lro- str-ef be Vain ali S-lnd
srr els an Ei s-ms the pr4 -ticP % Heicu 4h-rs
~ has for rs cs1rzts Camp ~ ls ,ai A.
ten1ea "a ~ ns-ht AS be Htends f3-ai ~ 2srEa
nentv in keuphis- snI from ne great sicc b. has
hAd IN the II Of tn ID rz-s he thinks
he shluld have li5e-zf patrs-sE .-Jm th= cz oi
Memphis .ss flr
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new Lew PARTNERsHIP.

Br. n. =. HOLMEs. JF.
OFFlck 30 I73 Nsi8 strest k-aa 5iis, Tenn.
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De. r. L. BASKY,
Physician, Surgeon AMI AccOHCher,


warrington cIFecL- D1tNe1l r dl4 al4 1-CQl4r
hEaFHIS, TESE.
onoe hosEs from 70 o'cocs. b.. and lr5m : 70
c'-l-cE, p.
FTHHAkKFUL for the kind - ronage heretofore ex-
A ten 1ea b fase pasHrs = iuFGrm nv cnstHu-
AM the public Iu genera that @ MT my enti1n
ts leave this cfE has been reported, and am
r-sdg ats NJ of aud exterus
DISEASES asd thatI pr 1E-td uldertsEe the 81
clacuit1BeratilHs and aoucam uts aud thsi d. not
uss al ls o ang p1e7aaisn q HiTcury 70 diseases
EhEteVsr
Secret diseases are c1-=d in ny osu method r. such
ulanur not - i1fefsre with he On -ilgss % the pa
tent aud thai do noi nse any r-ury in Ihe treat
nj o. tae ssue-
For the fori1E- Rhauuaatisrn A Thrills Neura Eis
Nervous Hesdschc and Too Ia H. PARALYSIS Dvspspsa
T1spiditF TIE Liver, Spinal Curveture ard Weakrss
Uterlne Diseases Hi9ss, Tenor Aib1s white S~Fll
INK Daafness, well ali Diseases OF the AM Esr
AE1aasrrhssa. "a srsss- Stssits, SPsrzatsrrleea
&c or anF disae that relaire entire r~zzlaion
The fad a1d nerro1s svsse use the Nagnet3E ecrrr
treatment. winch Is universally kn3wn for practca-
bHtF
Afier p-zcilee o. ten Tesrs Stat Phgs cian and
Dirsctsr % several hnspiias a Germsny sud riEht
yesrs prlctioe IN ths United States reputation
Physican- Sirgson sad Acc1uoher j. sucieBty stab
iished - % z e no further co-uuenf.
dec25 -dswiy DR. R. L. rASET
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IS5s.
SEASON ARRANGEMENT.
Memphis Il MOrleaRs Regular Packet
ECLIPSz

y" ALL' Assier..--.-..--..-J. PORTER. CIR
lNJilL run a. rez7iar packet letue.- -
w Memphis and New Or5-ans c..r, 4 ~
-, .-rlclns SAtukDAT. 2tst November. t.<I7it q
sc oontinue throuEh3Rt the season So ..
TO say, viii lasve Hem3his. SAFuRDay D-----,--
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DissoIuffnn
CARD.

FTNHE partnership Uacice OF The Law hc-ruosor
Il existing nstwssu sdlIiFsB Tresds-ll x Tollutine
b a. Lhis dsF dlssolrs5. IT.. - guly l. 1857.
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THFODnRE f. COyE

A TTORNBT AT Law. Asaphis Tenn one D.
- uui1n Book ever CesFes 4 Gui9u's B Blskslore.
Eaiuros On G s-if st-ee,- n1vs--iy
ISAAC n. sTEELE--E. r alOasAE-.EH- D STEELE.
Corington Ttnn Memphis, Trnn. AsrPhis. T-un-
STEELE MORGAN 4 STEELE.
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Shortest Route
FRpM
Memphis to Atlantic Cities.
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By RAILROAD FROM CAIRn.
20 'l,eego D1rsei o. SIXTEEN H1-srr -fff8rf 8rarE
@aege o. che1gs Of Ca1 OF B-grc7e
BzANCH FROH CESrRiLIa rs NOW FrS.rsusD
Anla ,norlsnius th- time O. sixteen dour- o. C1fcz
A z oAiesso; oouneetlnE win gichizau General Csr4
aoeaester Albany NeE York B5s-an aal sT r., -.
- 80 Atlantic Cities Only two odznzs 81 C--. - 4
f5rr fr5--, 0-5-. :. - -'e e-i-o % A.lals. md
forE foriT-uine hours. Pare D. w. r--I ,-s q -.
=, .l-9 p sny ofher route Paiseng-rs t-r5rel -
-elsa % lce crlays c1nselaut % Ca f-sgue-t
ehanses bT short lines % Railroads ta--r-s T-4-- -
OHIO. o N East No-th ---
Also, eon1eeting 80 Chicas1 Fftd EIcairsr s---ras
lraias Tor Cleveland Dunkirk ana rts gs-s vifE 49,
Saore kaiirosd and Steamer f1- Rz--a vi'v-- -
sheooyzan. &c, and win guI7nfi4 I-rs - 49, -
WOOD Toronto. hc os
rains cave Cairo Evsry Morning az .ea.az ls ~.
sos A n, Cais.go and Bunisrs .szprs,.. ssss,.,
I-is train comets 81 Cnicaz0 With Neu vor- r-st
% slS aEpress over schigsn Central Crest wssl- ~
New fork Central RalIr3afs fhr1ur5 h $780, -
Ihts Train also connect a. ssrlo-sr ,---s .-i- -
~ ~ Eauroad Tor 81 louis and V1o.rr.-. Il
rAns WITH Trains cf the Terra Fauta A., ~ Il
Louis ks.lroad. for Indiz1snoiis LouisvT- r-f y5-
a-li q D-e.tur with Vain Line Ezpress f,r SaIsrs
Odd. Naples. Rock Island Brriinrfcn F-4 o-i--.-
SO ? n. New Tork zxpress sasurlavs s1csptsd
o-oPpinE ahly a Important Stations ezc-nf ~ ss-.r
T,, III y an Line DAY EZ1--s f-l-l Dedatlr -
Dlnleith, and zrrivtug ar Chfcago a. sr
s7ts tor tne Upper Aisst-atu1i ElE fr1 rf n-r-
rita steamers o. th= DunIeffh and Nin1-s-f- p5E-+
apely r-sdy % leave on the arrival OF -f.har Caro-
- IoI Le Crosse teiFiHE. st. Paul a. PasssnF-s
or @AliesVte and Central ard Ease-1 W-rr--r -
nsetH =. Frelor With 1rans to Baloit anf J1rzvfs ~
consln. ~ IS
me Maps and Charts Indicating the s--.f C.--r,r
.-ue u &c North snd Ea-t are exact --s-a-- -
Coiton-s Aab o. she Unites States anf rs..----e -
euestrl 70 examine this route g. wen a. -t. ---
tne cards o. the connecting Rosds anf i-s7s s-- t
'elFes A. % the correctEess 1f tfa above s-4.-s -
ltnins Or M Illinois Central Rar-af Frr1 ~..-r -
llA-o- ahl tnus forming SPECIFY and direct means ~
ailhoalqr between tte Upper z-s srf rI-a-- r-F
- Aeer Alsslsaippi afurfs 9TH. r1a4s~-a t-4-aI--
Ne a. ne business nan, attractions art fsrHff-s
Ior reaenlng the North and East which -r4z tr1a u
any oiner route whatever. The afca-l17Tsffr-z f--
lisned y the COMPANY flr the c1rv4ra-ss - ~ 49,
US F-ol, me prilinency Of th7 ruaG s-r st-r--rrs
NJ s.sns slh .nd eeElnc- OF thr Elrna4 s-E Cars -
ele tl-l-elvrs 20 those WOO sf-. ir trsvrr srs-F
-,.. tll eeLeiY state rooms s-rura or er. Ia e=.a
LlCAaIs soOb FOR ONE TEAR. VITA tie 8rlreazs
p p ayias over a. any point, b. ha1 as M.1refr
No Is Jsfsrson street f'
mrt-1y 49,. -.l-----
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-16
8ulIOlng 9ttmations.
HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c.
W. H. PAgGMnur

FTNAkEs this method Of informing the citizens az Ne
pnls tnat 1e has permanently socated hmself bers
70 ca y on the aboYe business, a1d those vi
may favor hin with theiT patronage that al w9-k N
trusted % him viii have his sJfict PERSONAL ATTEN
fiON N ne selection and prepsrstoa Of the material
- Wel as lie faithful cgfion Work No erer-
tlon wi ne -perel on bis part 20 give satisfaction and
perform the work thoroughly and 81 the same time h
81 it ths taste u the most faStf lous
IS long experiencr warrants ai IN saving that Al
cont acts viii BE- complied with the entire saisfatio
OF those Who may patronize him. They nav slso rest
~ conducted.
For qualifications be bezs leave 10 refer 70 The fas
ing persons: Capt @. B. Church. Capt. ?. Newell NJ
" Pooiey, Capt J. Goslee Cspt A.reo Nr G PhIIIer
SH0P-Bsck q Shelton's DrLg stots rnysls-dIy