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4 tHEESE.-25 boxes choice Cream Cheese, an extra
~ lot, jus. received by y IL COOR 4 aON
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The Triumph of Mechanism.
a M e RIG AN WATCH ES.

'HNIIESE WATCHES ARE PRODUCED by THE
" same system that has made American Fire-Arms
the best in the world. II substitutes the rapidity and
precision Of machinery for the slow and unreliable
OF machines devised expressly for this establishment
each Of which works true to exactness, turning out
each part SO as to be an accurate fit in any of
thousand watches Absolute precision Of time is nearly
their simplicity and eXactness Of structure. The
OF their repair is obvious the makers have always
hand, for SALE the derent parts of the watch per-
fectly finished, to repair damages.
Besides the watch heretofore offered to the trade,
are now making second quality iuferior to the first
only in ha wing less finish in irnmaterial parts and
lighter case. This offer at a price so moderate as
to he within the means Of every class, and We re-
commend as sound and reliable, and greatly superior
to imported watches of equal price.
The trade are cautioned against English and Swiss
limitations with which the country is flooded Each of
our best Watches is engraved the plate, APPLETON,
TRACY Co., Waltham, Mass, and is accompanied
with certificate OF genuineness and perpetual war
We refit with new ENAMEL DIALs, of beautiful quail
ity, watches Of all kinds, the diaiS to which may
have been broken.
Orders may be addressed to us direct, or to any of
the under mentioned firms, who are ag .nts for the
sale of our Watches.
Messrs. COOPER & FELLOWS, No. IL Maiden
FELLOWS & CO, No. II Maiden Lane, Ny.
PLATT & BROTHER, No. 20 Maiden Lane, n. Y.
HILDEBURN Il BROTHER, Philadelphia.
PRATT& REATH, philadelphia.
PALMER q BACHELDERS, Boston.
BIGELOW BROS. II KENNARD, Boston.
DUHME & CO., Cincinnati.
and Messrs. ROBBINS APPLETON. No. Is Maid
en- Lane, N. Y, eur general agents.
APPLETON, TRACY CO.,
fehl1-2m1&w Watham, Mass.
ERANBERRIEs. CRANBERRIEs:-
~ bb Choice Cemeteries, first arrival Of the sea-
on, for sale by Il. Ill. COOK & son.
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Evansville Coming Up to the
Demands of the Times.o

LSO-
THE AMERICAN ELEPHANT.
" The Great NOrelty Of the Deg"
II isthe best Mill invented for the Farmers use
Ii will make TEN varieties of product 1t will grind
the Corn and Cob for feeding animals. 1t makes
coarse or hne meal as may be wanted and it will bolt
the meal as ginds il leave il unbolted ut The op
ton of the operator. 1t will grind Spices, Drugs or
almost any other substance which requires the opera
on Of grinding, II does all these things and requires
but little power to drive it. : :
TIE GREAT BENGAL TIGER,
Is a Mill designed to make the various grades Of
homny, and is of the best Machines ever invented
for the purpose.
Bradf0rd'S Portable Burr Mill,
Is too well known TO need description. 1t is the
cheapest, and at the same time, the easiest kept re-
pair, Of any in All of the above Mills and Ma
chimes can be seen in operation at ..'-
III A r. It's MILLS.
Corner Of Second and Canal ST. eets where the public
are invited to call and the latest imp-o vements Of
the age before purchasing elsewhere. All orders will
he promptly filed. X. b. HART.
JAM I-d' wtf
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MEDICAL.


-
DiScOvERED ATLAST!
u
Greatest cure In inc oFid ior rum
Prot. Ckas. DE Grath, Original Lurentor and
- Manufacturer ofMs
l-'- -A"'''9 49, y WV
OIL.
,.,urs on q the only sure remedy in the World
paints Ticioloreux; Headache; cramps; Group; piles
ielons; sprains and bruises; cuts and wounds swele
sweled Breast; omb Disorders; Salt Isheum; tank.
err in the mouth and stomach; Palpitaton; Eruptions
Ga ee1 ss Ses n: Tooth and Ear acSe
Nervousness Costyeness; Burnsi Sore Gums Of teeth
ing InfantS LemOsge, AesSsss sun Neeks Broken
yer and Ague; Chapped Hands, any diseases that
are sore and painful is the only article ever brought
and %bg @ aS,s the ,s
pure vegetable PREPARATION. Not The slightest danger
OF applying n0ntwTdIy or nwarly. IL at once gives
minutes p,...,.,..-.
Inc best Ply siologists OF Europe have discovered
the effect OF an obstruction q The fluid
M tg motion tb ney n;S q tins oil
pu,s IN ioYn NJ nuio ana the cure
purging or blistering is rescfted to.
None genuine without the signature of Prof. c. De
below Chesnni. Philadelph;a. Country dealers ana
Druggists be supplied wholesale and retail Price
25 cents, 80 cents and FL per bottle.
Try every thing else, and give this simple trial.
Caution.-Be careful TO ask for, and get DeGrathis
Electric Oil nc worthless i'm itations abonnJ
There are numerous limitations sprung up on the rem.
utatiou that nv article has ac1uired The nnbis.-t
must beware-they are worthless
AFFLICTED. READTHTS
Miraculous cure uie ON one of the e,t;,,as ~ NJ
""
MACON, Apriis 1871 =.
PROF. DEGRATH-Dear Sir: This is TO certify tha.-
for eighteen days, and lost the use of my arm, and
Gould not raise my hand to my head and hearing OF
the wonderful cures efectedby DeGaths Electric Oil.
and by one application OF 1t was enabled to raise my
nnn1 ~ my ReIn anu sa1e on my nat Thank God
aicted The annl;cat;on was MANN Ssn 70 All .ns
persons iouTs, truly, ,on>
lSiSneu'J A-JOhDCN.
witness Hafer, John W. Brantly,
III Rogers, Lewis Young,
B Ross, EG LETTERS,
u Freeman, Price.
Prof Ds,Ira,b Dear s;-. 60 os' apr ~ S To-.
hereby certify that have been afflicted with Rbenma
usm for four years and at times could not sleep. BY
nesrng OF the WONDERFUL cures by Dceiraths Electric
vi, was lnnaced 10 try Il, and the hrSt application
OF the Electric Oil was at once relieved, and have
she use OF my arm Inc Application was made before
hity persons. b. Ii. SMITH, Twiggs Co.
u-s A.
j j Riley, ] ii Brantly, ii ] Cooper.
Raleigh, n c. Standard.
CERTIFICATE.
WINsBoRo' s. ~. March O. 1s,-
I, David EIkin, do hereby certify that have bee,
hadly for two hi
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iEoIoKAL my ell ana IN my family ever since YOU
invented II, AM believe il the best medicine for its
purpose ever put out With had cold should soon.
er pay twenty-five dollars for bottle than do without
il, take any other remedy
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NVTIIISKY -Weare now receiving daily supply
w of Whisky, and are ready to furnish superior
feSs TENNEY & SoRENSON.
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n tONFECTIONERs's SUGAR.
" - Dds Just received and for sale by
eecl GILBERT BOWLES.
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Bank, New York Stock.
800 shares importers l. Traders
Bank. New YORK, stock.
400 shares American Exchange
Bank, New YORK, Stock.
$50 shares Merchants Bank, ".
Y stock s.......-......
Is shares Mechanics 4 Ira
ders' Bank, Jersey City
Stock ..--....... ....-.....
100 shares u. s. Trust Co. New
YORK. stock.
$50 shares n. Y. Life Ins. y
Trust Co., N, Y. Stock.
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Group, WhOoping Cough, Influenza.

purpose ever put out With had coId sa OH,
er pay twenty live dollars for bottle than do without
1t, or take any other remedy"
Group, Hh0opins Cough, Influenza.
SPRISGFrELD, MASS, Feb. Z. 1851.
u BRoTHER AVER; / will cheerfully certify youe
fEoIoRAL is the best remedy we possess for the cur
Of hopping Cough, Group and The chest dseasesiof
cate your skill, and commend'your medicine to our
pessMIeo;s Lrrrso HIRAM c9NKLIY. ID.
is55: Il had tedious Influenza, which confined me
"A doors six weeks; took many medicines without re-
Clergyman. The first dose reeve ,s G D SSx
throat and lungs less than one-haf the bottle male
as well as the hest we can buv and we esteem Won
Doctor and your remedies, as the poor ans friend.
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. 4, 1886.
Sir: Your CHERRY PEcroRAL is performing
velOus cures in this section. 1t has relieved several
curing man who has isbcred under an aIectic f
the lungs for the last c forty years;
A. A. RAMSEY, VI. d., ALBION, MONROE COUNTY
1owS' wrss Sept g s5i During my practice %
CHERRY PEcToRAL Tor giving ease and relief to con-
sumptive patients, or curing such are curable''
We might add volumes Of evidence, but the mos
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy
found in its effects upon tTiaL. . II.
Consumption.
fr9nahiy no one remedy has ever been known v hica
Some no human aid can reach; but to those the
CHERRY PICTORIAL affords relief and comfort
AsroR HOUSE, NEW YORK CITY, March ), 1886.
DOCTOR AYES, LOWELL: 1 feel il a duty and n
pleasure to inform you what your CHERRY PEcTo-
has done for my wife. SIZE had been five months
lahorinG under the dangerous symptoms Of consump-
ton, from which no aid we could procure gave her
much relief. She steadily failing, until Iyr.
ST. ong, Of this city, where have come for advice
recommended trial of your medicine. We bless his
kindness, as We do your SKILL for she has recovered
from that day She is not yet strong she used TO
lie, but IS free from her cough aud calls herself well
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHELDYyILLE.
CQNsUMPTIVE, do not DESPAIR till YOU hare .
tried AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL. IL is made bv one
OF The best medical chemists in the world and It's
all around Us bespeak the high merits of its virtues.
PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
Prepared by DIR J. G. AVER, Lowell Mass; az d
sold by Keller White Evansville and by Druggists,
and Merchants Throughout. the country. At wholesale
byJ- G. Aver 4 Co.., las Walnut street Cincinnati.
EyobAssEs:-
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

A BeRerOlent LaStitatiOR, established By special
endowment for the relief Of the sick and
distressed, afflicted scitk Tirule,st and Ell
demic diseases.
vUNO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Dis.
ness I@pos sSa a GhpS6o es se Tph ea S
Vice of Onanism, or Self.abuse, &c, &c.
The Howard Association, in view OF the awful des.
tucon of human life, caused by Sexual diseases, and
the deceptons practced upon the unfortunate victims
their Consulting Surgeon, a Charitable ac-, worthy
of Their name, to open Dspensary for the treatment
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, . To- ; ali Who apply by
letter, with description of their condition, GAGE &C
cupation, habits of life Nc, aud in cases Of extreme
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skis OF the viii furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors. on review OF the past, feel assured
f hn th h aors IN this sphere Of senegoent effort
To the young, and they have resolved to devote them
selves with renewed zeal, to this very important Out
just published by the Association, a Report Sper-
matorrh9a, or Seminal Weakness. the Vice of Oman.
ism, Ma turbaon Sefabuse, and other diseases of
the Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, when
will be sent by mail, lin sealed letter envelope,) Free
OF Charge on the receipt of TIVE stamps, for post
Address. for Report or treatment, DIR. GEORGE r.
Ton No o UIbnsHitihg SurseSn, Howard Assoca
By order Of the Directors.
Gro. PAIRcHILn, Sec'y. mr2i
JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
% Stories and Legends, by Grace Greenwood;
Tempest and Sunshine;
;,o2Sys eiOpedia of Wit aud Humor, at ,,r.1y,s
SSCNDRIES. sUNDRIEsm
- % Cans Of . cans Cove Oysters;
% do 10. do Dis
$500 y boxes sarlines;
1900 y do do
500 do do
$50 drums New FIGS.
10 gross Steamboat Playing Cards;
10 do No la2 Highlander do
5 do Fine Decater's do
0 do do Elsler's
Received and for sale by
mr23 I. ed. HIEaANN.
VpRAN! BRAN! BRAN
ID 5000 bushels Bran received per Railroad by
Z.H.COOK son.
rtRPET CHAM hays for sale low by
~ marl2 GILBERT Il ByWLES.
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States, and 10 expend an Immense amount ol
/ public money for purposes Of local Develop.
ment, was arrested, and that at this day State
and corporate enterprise has expended ten
times the proposed amount 10 the construction
OF an Infinitely superior mode Of transportsti tion
upon almost the identical route Recommended
and Il must be peculiarly gratifying to the
administration, as well as to the officer by
whom this meas sure has been exeeuted, 10 con-
summate, BY the legitimate approval OF the
Government, an esterpfise 90 conclusive OF the
wisdom OF the past and the welfare OF the pre-
sent.
For If the reader will turn to the route indi-
Gated By The Chattanooga RESOLUTIONS be will
md that the recommendation Of the Hon. John
Mclean in 1924 has been carried cut by his
successor, the Hon. A. V. Brown, with the i'm
poTtant improvement that a work proposed to
be done by the public has been effected BY State
and corporate resources, and a service which
then required twenty-four days has been re-
duce to less than three, and that this arrange
ment, when followed by the inevitable reduce
tion OF expense upon several mail routes which
it will render uRnec' ssary, will be appreciated
by the public az not less a measure OF eOund
economy than promotive ct the prosperity and
safety Of the people and the harmony Of the
federal Union.
-
sOOMvITTEE.-J MCDANIEL President 7 R.
Samuel Tate, Presideni Memphis and charlesen R.
water 60 dman Peel 'edt hississip.i CentIA =.
Edwin Robinson eiidfnt r r. ' K
stevenson, President Ns hviie and ctAttAnocgs; I
ktug. Pres.fe1t Atlanta Ga, R. R.; 7. Pol ard,
Cunningham, Presid nt y Trnn g. Va. Rs L =.
Hsrgey. President Rcbms md h Denvilo; IN Il.
cam bel, Prssident Sonthsile c1mPDell Wal
ace, Tn1e-see a Georsia R R John Calhoun Presi-
delt New Orieanl and Jackson
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DAILY APPEAL.
vEDNEsDAY MoRNING. JUNE .. Is5s
Crops i, West Tsuns1sss.


For the Memphis Appeal
mEssRs. EDIrORs: On returning from a
trip through some Of tie finest portiops ol the
Western District of chis State, / take pleasure
10 saying word 60 yoa eonesru;ng things as /
ind them in TIE country.
Aprii an. Mar have illy redeemed the pledges
- al ',srly sprsng, which March ushered in.
: prettsseed cold and wet weather of these
aeHsAs has operated most unfavOrably on the
Interests of planters. Corn had not begun to
grow till the few hot days Of last week gave It
start. The stand o. cotton is Indifferent. On
old fields, where the soil is moist it is decidedly
bad. The frssher and drisr fields are better.
Some Of these have fine broad leaf, and give
al encouraging promise.
The cultivation Of wheat, which has become
quite general within the past thres years, is
working a decided change. Maturing, as it
does, at time wheE the force is required in
the cotton field, resPsrs have been introduced
to do that part Of the work with the smallest
possible number Of hands. The operation Of
these machines exeitss much attention, wber-
ever started, among the feld hands. An aston
ished darkie, on observing the operations OF a
new machine, Rugg's Illinois Harvester, which
has some Peeuliarfties in its work and con
struetiOn, exeisimed-'' De works cb de Lord
am wonderful, but de works OBJ man am eon-
derfuller- De Lord bless my soul -
Wheat growing in q cotton district. can only
De prosecuted where Improvement Of the soil
IS desidsrstum, and with that must cone the
cultivation of tame grasses, and the use Of GER
IAN cheap nanures. Then comes I'd. Incl
aentally, the question Of stock growi.,r, and it
axes no very close figuring to s.iow that it NAV
be Proht ably attended to- il some OF its branches
oy planters who have suitable buildings, and
zen Oestow some Individual attention te them
1ursas the feeding months.
We question whether there is another portion
Of the Union which has within itself 50 many
elements Of agricultural wealth as the Western
District. On single plantation car be Success
fully grown the whole list OF snail grains. Beef.
pork and mutton esH be furnished from the fat
teuing stalls. Horses, mules, cattle, Sc, raised
as chsaply as elsewhere. Cotton and wool,of e2-
cellsnt quality, are prOdgeed. The forests
abound in initlsss quantities of timber; all the
raw materials needed IN the mechanic arts are
near at band. Health, intelligence and
prosperity sbOund- Those who are preparing to |
leave such superior advantages for the unbro-
Ken wilds of the West, esnnot have duly weigh
ID the subject in all its bearings. We venture
o say that il they 'Sers to infuse the same
mercy into their operations here that will be
necessary to succeed in a new hone, they will |
Peediiy feap richer rewards. Yours, &C,
AES.FHIs Juns :, 1873 o.F.C.
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Rev. W. Carey Crane.

From the OK ord MSS Mercury
This gentleman who has b. en- for many years
citizen Of our State, engaged In the ministry,
as well as iDstraeting the youth of both sexes,
Is, am pleased TO see, generally spoken Of in
connection with the vacant Chair Of Moral
Philosophy made so BY the resignation of Prof.
Crawford, whose alieraate, an Informed, Mr..
Grams had been designated when Prof G. was
first chosen to that chair in our State UDiver-
sity. have known NJ. Crane for many years,
and he has long been regarded as one Of the
most accomplished classical scholars as well
as among the foremost Of eloquent pulpit ora
tors in the State. He has filed the pas'orship
Of the most intelligent churches Of bis den m
ination IN and out Of the State and at present
be fills with great credit to himself and much
usefulness, the position of President of Ssmple-
RrOadus College, Of DeSoto county, Miss, a
hourishing institution under the especial pa
trOnage Of the Missionary Baptist denomina-
tion Of North Mississi lpi and West Tennessee
In fact, in his labor in the cause of education
and the ministry, the subject Of this notice has
grown up with the State, and be has contribu.
ted much towards the glorious advancement Of
both. he is fully identified with the State in
all his feelings, as well as BY education, hav-
ing been born and educated in the Old Do
minion.
In addition TO bis duties az President Of the
above College, Mr.. c. fills the pulpit Of the
Baptist dsnominstion at Oxford At this time,
whereby his great powers "a "a minister and the
nrbanity Of bis MANNERS as a gentleman, be
has wen the respect and admiration Of all de-
nominations, as well as the community gener-
ally, Illustrating In bis practical walks Of life
the noble example that one may be good
Christian without setting himself up as the
censor Of the community. lhe present posi-
ton that MIR. G. occupies attests the high stand
be occupies with that very numerous denom-
ination, the Missionary Baptistsj yet be is no
narrow minded seetatian who eahnot see any
good deeds Beyond bis own immediate church.
The writer Of this is not a member Of Mr..
C.'s church, but he gives this voluntary ard
humble tribute to talents a. worth and be
believes that no gentleman who could be Sc
leeted to fill the Chair of Moral Philosophy
would give more satisfaction and contribute
greater to strengthen the State University.
PHILOMATH.
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WV n ARICE

z n TERGER--TEo- c FARRISeToS---e. TERsER
Terger. Harrington & YergeF,
ATrORSBTs Al Law, HEEPHIs, TENN.
rn1z-sm
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M. DALLAS 10 NR. oAs5

LONDON, Ooiobers 1857. (
SIR: At about IL O'Clock last night [ re-
ceivei the communication from her Msjesty'l
principal Secretary OF State for Foreign If.
fairs, which, with its various annexes, trans
NIT in copy. Il is tie answer to my letter Of
the l6,h sit, respecting Commander Morssby's
proceedings in the visitation search, and seizure
Of the PGnchifa
Too little time is left to me to do more than
make few brief remarks upon these papers
l. The particular case would seem to b. sat
isfsctOrily disposed OF. Commander Morseby's
conduct is disclaimed and censured; be is
Withdrawn from the station as unfit TO be
trusted there, and express orders are alleged to
have been given BY the Admiralty which must
prevent TIE repetition of such acts
2 Il is Observable that the disavovaI and
condemnation of Commander Morsebv's pro-
ceedings are with great reserve founded exclu-
sively upon the stIpulatiOns of the treaty Of
1852. Except as inconsistent with the arrange
nents or that treaty, bis insult to the national
flag, bis search and SEIZURE upon mere suspi-
eiOn, might have been unreproved. You will
parcon me for suggesting that while this pre-
tension Of a righg to supervise and reform the
commercial pursuits Of other countries by the
means OF visit and search is thus covertly
maintained against the frank remonstrsRce q
the Government Of the United Ststes, It may Be
doubted whethe. it be consistent with the na.
tionsl dignity to ptulong The exceptionsbis
compact under whose express terms alone al
immunity is recogbizsd.
). The grumb.ing efforts Of the Lords Com.
R,sslohers Of the Admiralty to iusinuste faul
ID the American Squadron on The coast Of Afri
ca, and to e6teBuate Commander Moresby5
violation OF public law and Of bis own order
I By attfibuting it in a measure to CALLED feel
ings," are 50 wholly foreign to the point draw
to the notice OF the British Governraent that j
is really difficult, If not irpossinle, tc repres
the smile which thst misplaced awkwardnes
proyosee. .....-.
The tenor Of your instructions on this sub
! iect, in your No. a., would seem to eontemplat
ny seeking nothing more than what has bee
obtained, namely, disclaimer and prob bitor
orders / shall therefore not pursue the matte
fddtber until you advise me otherwise, and, i
case that be intTnded, you will much eslige u
by obtaining for me, il possible, such fact
| from the Department Of the Navy as may ena
bic me to indicate the activity and faithfulnes
of our African squadron.
have the hoaor 70 Be sir,
Your most obedisnt servant,
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Beaver Dam Springs.

HlekWan County. TeDn.
FORTY NILES WEST OF COIUHBIA.
Charge Of Prep 'eiO 81 p and Mana.sme T.
I FTfHIs esi bst q ct RI .-P-e uvlnr 5.,u psr-
L cha-el % IRE u0-s rioer. ben r or uE1ls re-
AR std renevasd vii b. opsoed Tor be eorttion of
[ viitors en TIE
II " Sn tiefh CT May
F1e late prop tors ilg cisro-ra % lr~u .e IN
trre-t n The sprh g, the ID crbr. as.tts D NJ.
L q m-nt srdn IN pa a. o VII te frl 20
al walerinT - IN IN ssufhssst
I ACCOM- uoD ATOM &C.-rt~ tuud ugs tavr 81
80 se1 IN e1e lsrt re ,.ir, "a maryt ulrul-us b
add-d 20 that FOUR HIND ID " srtrs ca1 b. sclou-
modsted pt1 ev~ry 1fo.t snt conv- l-ro- Thf g. e
Sii b ap1r danfiy suppl d. aa w Be- equal 70 o. o.
HswsrER s-Tes waters - R.uvor nsm crnsist q
Nh te Grey and Blsck Sulphur Cta gteafr ID ven
, antJsi' 70 te ~ strong stia the a. tie bsst
MIDI AL AFTESDANCE-Ths su5scrlt-r uto has
oe~n the a ten yea's- enEagsd N the p-rcics o.
uiedei n Norih slaoama ard ~smDais ca b. ccm-
msndd a. a hours - visitors Eho may chanos o. need
bis serviaea ss physie
MEANS or AUOESS TO BEAVER DAM-Fhere are
'hree rgutrs % these SPRING s Or -ch IN ane re-
pair he % coaches vii run frr % uubia rhr
L,ca s-es and "a sensers vi 9. throush rsm that
place n one caF and pass % To- est 7uad ID
ne sTate Arrangsmruts have been made a. Britt's
LandrE 2, On ne Tennessee river. b. Wis a.
,sninE irola thai aroction 40 dad Iedy eonveyanes
AMUsENzSTs. HC-visftors WI asd g. Rssvsr Ds-,
Z la4tH Bal A-Qll- u-flu alleTa. "a HuH lE
str an runs rear the psc ard der in g-at aburdane8
nay Be found IN the imuifdiate vicinity
RATEs or CHARGEs
r. 81 %
Fl dr und-r ten yeers OF 50
serFaHfs Of at %
A ibera dsduciinn vii b. MADE In IL ahsue rates
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