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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-05-26

BonfEs FOUND IN THE RvER.-We learn
from the officers Of boats up from below, says
the s.. Louis Nelrs, Of the pa inst, that no
less than eight dead human bodies have been
founi floating in the Mississippi, within dis
tanca of one hundred miles below that city.
The officers of the Editor report having seen
five, some Of them floating in the water, and
others lying on the shore. The officers Of the
Clifton, in this morhing, inform US that three
others were taken from The water yesterday
two Just below Selma, and one near Sulphur
Spring. The latter was the corpse Of lady,
and on it was found $1,000, Of which $50 was
in gold None Of them had been identified.
They are, doubtless. The bodies Of victims Of
the steamboat disasters that have occurred
within the past month or two.
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P. q. HAMMERsKOLD & co,
Architects, civil Engineers and
SURVEYORS.
O1oe On Aadis1n street, over Gayoso savings BankI
MEMPHIS TENN

MEMPHIS TENN,
RE prepared 70 furnish designs for and Eupsrin-
n tend the erection Il public or private buildings
churches stores store fixtures, &c. They viii give
heir attentiOn 70 any work coming under the head o
Civil Engineering or Surveying either IN town or
country Any deEcriptln Of Architectural Elrineering
: Mechanical Drawings executed with accuracy and
eatness not 70 Be- Surpassed IN this country Designs
aud working drawings for dwel Ing hsrses OF Other
building In the country executed that any intei-
gent negro carpenter car follow hem. Designs foi
rOmbs. Ce- ataphs, vaults, sc,
Having hsd exensive de ngs with msnufscturs At the
North and West they urn sh any description of Irou
Fronts, Balconies WndoE Guards, SC, SC At reduced
prices.
nETERENcEs:
Hon. A. L1ngstreet L L D. Hon. Charles scott
sam Tate ESQ. Pre- dent Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Col ". n stocktoa; Dr J. Q. hilnston
Cockrel, Esq. 7. J. Finnies Esq. Gsn. 9. D.
Mitchell J. McKeevcrr ESQ
tosp - api3-3m
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ADOPTED bg sc AgPccl osc Ecgie and ElgusrG.
For square Of ten nes less nsetou--.Si oo
Fer EACH additional insertion Of 81
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ISAAC NJ sTEELE--E- T MoEoAA..Ea D STEELE
Covington. Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn
STEELE, MORGAN s. STEELE,
A TrOsEFYs AND COUEsELORs AT Law, Mem
n phis Tenn VII prsctice IN the Courts Of Vest Ten
ness-e once on Maln-st. IN walkers Block No s, 2nd
hOOr special attention paid 70 the collection OF OiaH
ocff-lV
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We had intended cOllating the proceedings
Of the Auti-Slsvery sOeiety's Anniversary in
New York, in order to show our peopIe n
what lower deep" the fanatics had descend
ed but the Washington UHion has anticipated
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PRACTICAL AMALGAMATIoN-Ane negro msn,
" black as midnight" by the name of Andrew
Jackson, was recently married in this city BY
Justice Lord, to white woman by the name Of
Augusta Oser. Jackson stated that be was
thirty years Of age, resident Of New York,
aud native Of Germany. They came up from
New York ia the morning, for the purpose OF
being married, and went back in the afternoon.
We hear that some Of the blacks are very in
dignant about the affair, as well as the Ger
mans. It is said, in Justification, that they bat
been living together FOR some time, contrary to
law. aud fnally concluded to head the
breach" By getting married.-BridgePOrt
CCoHn.) .A3rertiseT.
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j. l.. sHAMBERGER,
DIR. CREIGHTON,s


POsTON & sCRUGGs,
a Orn va at Law,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
oFFICE-Ns. ss Court Square, South SIDE
TITLL give their Join attention 70 professional busi-
w ness In the several Courts Of the city o. Memphis
TIE Eleventh Judicial Crcu c. Tenressse and Of Eorth
Mississippi sssas-sm
DR. W. E. ROGERS,
nFFERS his professional services 90 the citizens OF
" Memphis. omoe, s1uIh side Of Court square. Res
idenoe At A. o. Harri-s tnrfq-s-7
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CAUTION! f!
DEAn rADu r~u-u

tbs gsnui e highly CONCENfR TED EERHavE'S
HOLLAND BiTrERS Is put ID in hair rint bottles
only and re- allied 60 on dollar for single hotes The
greas demand FER this truly csebra ed e1ic has in
cue many limitations which the public should guard
sglinst purchasing.
Ak Tor BGRHAVE'S holland BITrERS, aanu-
fsetuTed by BniamiR Page Jr., Co, Of PittsburEh,
Pa, and hat their the label 0f eV lo
tle-. BENJAMIN PAGE JR.. a CO.
hanuiacturiag PnErmacsutist and Chs mists.
ANA pfffahu~rh
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NEW PLANO STORE.
THE STODART PLAN s

HAS ne plsssure snnocnee 70 his friends and t1s
,ubc reneraIy hat be has been appointed bY Nesrs
stodsrt Norris Of New Torks Agert for the sale o.
srODARr PIANOS
rs tosrs from ire Union Bank, large stock vheh WI
b sold st Ness Tsrt prizes. urse1Ny
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A TT0nEEY At Law, Memphis, Tenn References:
~ Messrs. ward g. Jones, Phillips white, Lamb,
Yong q %. EcClanEhan, TrUusdAle \ Dill, Milton &
Putnam. Niles OEeo, Esq z. N avery, Esq, Memphis.
O1aoe up stairs, Al the corner OF Main and Madison
streets, nexi dOr 70 the GsyosO Savings Institution
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE
WAHTTRA ryTOPV

MAHUFACTORY.
n KELLY would respectfully inform his friends snd
IL. the public generally that be manufacturrs daily
a his stand fne and large assortment OF everything
IN bis line which he vii sell low they can Be bought
anywhere else and warranted 70 give general satzfac-
uon. GIVE HIN esll, IS you can set them good and
ssss-iss Es.s Hsussas Rov, Es1S11. TsD.
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.NonficR.

ON the fOth inst ! sod ny entirs interest n ne
Boon ana Stationery store of Lamb Young n Co, 70
d. WILLIAMS, End would recon .no tns ~ lIlI IN
a tb f.,orabIe Ideration Of my former fruds and
,.t-ons JAMES YOUNG
me books and arcounts Of Lamb Young Co., VIII
-rr.siu Al the o stand where all who indebted are
invited 10 call and make early settlement Either OF The
bsrsof the nr are authorized 70 receipt IN settle
-,s,t ~ accom- rs LAMB YOUNG co.
me business VIII be costinued the Old stAnd under
he style OF LAuB, WILLIAMS 4 CO., where they
i be glad 70 their friends and the public generally
Tsrr,s cash. or City Acceptanoe on short time.
LAMB, WILLIAMS 4 co.
r,srqs-ts No. 259 Main rect
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NOTICE.

DR J. n sLEDGE has returned from New York,
" after absence Of ntne monfhs, and has eected
some Gstou1diEE crres 10 that city He has taken
oe At No. 81 Honroe street. between Main and second
streets, All win -sae the practice Of kedicne where
hs has for sale his csbrstsd C0upou1ds An calls at
tendef TO- day nght. As he intends boating perA-
1enty IN MsDFhs. and from the great he has
had II The trezf e1t o. tte variou desses he thinks
Memphis faus-dly
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TIE subscriber hsvirg purchased the interest of his
i partners In the late drm of Flouraog. Cooper q
Lake, viii coatinue the WH0L87ALE GEOCERT.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSIN Ess in his
and for his mt and rrsosctf1l y So
icit the patronage of the Old hous st and his
friends generally JHO. g. FI QUINCY
api0-suf5 las lain af-aaf
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$4,000 and $4,000!

ID ENEHBSR to rrscure your eharors In time for the
II sranf Capttals 10 n p-puiar Saturday Gforgia
state Lotteries Th@ ticsets Be ottainsi 80 ths
o-iay, seui your eltsrs orders addressed 20 VIZ.
SPAIN 4 co
sew raj COED prizes ssd last Saturday and 70
sen the -args Capitals this week saze
the terry AMI ~ your luck whole retets SO, Haif
s. Isrtsr 81 50. m-34-Eas2m
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Land warrant stolen.

nN the Sd day Of April instant. tarrs was stolen
~ from ne IN the city sf Aemphis, certain Land
warrant FOR 50 q nd ssuei BY the United States
n JACOB Rufm undr the set OF 1855. for ssrves
the War OF 1917 number o. said warren not cted
All perons herCbv cauti ned asansi trafnE pr said
warrant s carear has been rrd 10 the General
Land oace a-d worthless 20 any one besies tha pro-
per TIE Land warrant vas assizned IN bank By
I the said tulsmsn to ms LEWIS A. NOBLE.
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NLW La" z FAEt y Ii = q : p
TTTH B. POLK and Saith P. Bankhesos having
w fornd a pzTt1ership vii hereafter praotloe law
together IN the city Of Memphis noyl-ly
M. ID. WEIGH,
A TIOREET At Law, JGcEscEs Tenn Al puAlhsss
a entrusted to his care promptly sttsnoed TO-
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dissolution

FTtHE arm Of FLnUREOT, COOFER & LAKE. Is
tais day dissolved oy mutual ent, the name of
the arm viii be used f. liQutda- i1n only
JNO FLOURNOT,
N. T. COOPER
anfo-aofS Tunwu
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A TIORNETs AT Law, Chs1l=stoa. Miss viii pras-
"a tioe in ths f3lloEi-g Counties OF Hcrth Mizsisspu
TAlisastchie Panoa, Tslobzsts. Carroll. SundoEer:
the Ee5eral Court Poniooc and the Supreme Court
q jackson PROMPT attention vii be paid 70 the Csc
ton Of Clslns piaosd In thsir hands
hEFE8ENCEs- WatseH, Grslt & Beutau Holly
SPRING. Ms; v. p. stcarns Oxford. Mss
Fisher jackson, Kiss wGtt, Noble = kobley. Or
leans, IA snI5-sv7
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

~TluE latest and By far the most important lmp-uTe-
ment In Pho.ographv is the recently patented pic
rure known as the SPnEREOTYPE, Which d nos only
new and unlike any rredecessor bat greatly su-
psrior 70 al ne Sphercotypc b proof against TIlIE
Ar and WATER and for richness or tone warn ~ of
EXPRESSION and disfrcness has equsl-in f4ct rde
iusiou il such that the picture image, seems suse-
- in air entirely irdependant OF the back ground
Forths picture We have ne exclusive right ter 4en
phls Specimens can IN Gallery, where PIC
urss are also taken IN various style 1y Artist
PROP. REMINGTON,
ho conbfnes TIE Chs.nlst with the Artist Whch ena-
blss HIN Et EI times tsproduos superior Pictures
HH. CLARK 4 CO.,
dsc2-n ~. ClaSt's AsFb'1 E,1cr,
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WV. z ARErE-
IOFEIOK KAHaRPFR

DhAhTISs5 Bolivar County Mississippi Generzl Land
Il Agent Tor ArkE-lsas ard MisEissippl.
kEFEREzcEs.-6oT- Il 5. Fostss Memphis; Brooke
= . -les, hie1s57rE. sp2l-dBm
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Baltimore and Ohio
ESRB
ID ID n "A n

~ II a IL - ~ - -
THIS Roaz runs frum Wheeling % Baltimore CS7s
nilesl and washington. 200 mes.l and presents
the fullest edvantagea both fright and passengei
ne. II runs through wd and romantic regions Of II
Aneehsnes; and being sol.dy oonstructed completely
equipped and carefully managed, Is one o. ths most at
tractve and safest Railroads In the United States Ths
Central Ohio Railroad from Columbus snd Eanesvils.I
Wheeling unitss this rosd with al portous Of tie Wes
and Southwest.
LOUIsvILIE and ST. LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL NE
TRoPoLr5 sold By this road, which runs direct =
washington without the delay Of passing through Bsti
more IL Is also the only line By which baggsge can b
checked 70 washington from the Ohio river.
re-By the MAIL ROuTE ron Memphis, take the mai
steamers running daily Cor Louisville o1nneetins thers
with mail steamers JefaTsonvile Rar1ad for Cincin
nat where they ava 10 connect with the cars o.
Little Miami Rsilroad for Columbus, c0nnectnE therS
With Central Ohio Rairosd through Newark sni lanes
vile, 10 Wheeng- By the express tram Of this route
the time from Cincinnati 70 BaiiiHors sna 70 Hashnston
Be sur to AK for taksss BY the Baltimore and ohio
rs-Pss5sSSsrs from Memphis golnz Rsst thrsush 81
louis esu boy Tkrough Ickets By s Baltimore and Ohio
airsd mis- route lays through Vinosunes Terra Hsute
Indianspois etc 70 Wheeling over the new Ohio and
UississirDi nd connecting Roads These connections
Az an direct and the tine from q. Louis to Baltimore
OF washington is but about ~ ours Through Tickets
By this s0uts may be hsd Of tn Agent, under TIE Plan
tsE's House. st TIE foowng rates Prom 81. Louis 70
Baltlmcre s25s 70 WsshingtoR S2s-
At Whceng the passenger takes the superior cars o.
tna Balm - O1.9 49, tAiee tlLles
daily for Baltimore, " WashinEtoni Phtiade "a and New
YORK through In rs n hours Including stoppsges.
For safety speed regularity beauty Of ihs country, and
general COMFORT this read Is second to the Union
FREIGHTS- - This company possesses the largest
equipment Of any Railroad in the United States and
prepared 70 Do immense business IN transportation,
The road makes immediate oonnecti0n the Wharves and
10 the streets q Baltimore With the Railroad Phfade-
phla and New YORK, steamers sf Ericsson and BALTIs
MORE STEAMSHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 70 NV
York and b. Aerhslts and 4insrs' LIE 70 Boston,
steamers 70 Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah sc. For
particular freight tar Copies OF which nay Be hsd
q the Forwarding Houses the west OF o. J. b FaRD
Reoeiving and Forwarding Agent At Wheeling.
WM. S. WOODSIDE,
Master Of Transportation. Baltimore-
THROUGH TICKETS allowing the holders % STOP A.
zay point and resume their seats at pleasure. be
purch4ssd at the Oompany's Of1ces No. 10 4euerson
street doors East CT the Commercial Hotel Ne mphis
june25-Iy WN NORM. Agent.
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The undersigned viii continue ths business uaier the
style efwHIPPLE h SHAW, and VIII pay an the lisbli-
the debts cus. A. WHIePLEs
mye-fn 4. 3. SHAW.
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Professional Gar0s.
.HUTaIT EE---E

NLLLIAM KENNEDY. Jr..
A TTORNET AT LAW-Once ovc- Gsruso bank Build
n Ing Madison street, Memphis. Tenn. myI2-Iy
.. ANOA "ALEEk..-.--...s-......E " L. M'CoESICo.
HTALkkR & E'COSNICn, Lawyers. Memphis Ten
w nesseo once, No. q Soath side Court Square.
Z NJ FEAeE1---JSo- C. FAREIssToS-..e. EERsER.
HerSeF. Harrington s. Ferger,
ETHOREETS AT Law, MEMPHIS, TENN.
anF.-rm
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.----.L. v. DIXON.
SCOTT & DIXON

A TT0REETS At Law AND SOLICITORS SIN CHAN
n Ckhf, u1phis- Tenn. viii prBFoe Their profess
sou "a Al the Courts bei in the city Eephs and the
supreme and Fe1erEl Courts 81 Tscks0n. Prompt attsn-
t7n VII b. given 70 81 claims fer ooicction entrusted 70
thern O1lce n New Bank Bulding corner Of Main and
Msdison streets uEsr River bank Kntraae on Msdson
street fqnS-ff
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g. z. HOIST 3 son.
CABIN et MOEeFS
AND
UNDERTAKERS.

Main-3t., Old Stand, below Monroe.
EThs Oldest peTzeae1f sien6 in tAs eifyl
ITAFE constantly oa hand all sizes Of Patent Mstsic
II Burial Cases which they line and put up Hir-fish
IN the best manner. Also, an kinds % WOOD and Coh
Covered Cslus, which hey sell al q fair price.
orders from The country prompt atteued To- and Fur
nj made and repsired, and UFholsterng executed
faro-fv
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]. C. GRIFFING & BRO,
Commission Merchants,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
CsHRSOE"S
PUMP SHOP,
On DeSoto Street,


BETWEEN UNION AND BEAL
TTtHE und-rsign Eoud respectfully inform the citi-
Eens of Memphis and ITS vicinity and bic numerous
customers living az distance the country for fhefr
psst pafr~nase On hs na business ich buztr IS
ting the Chat Pump -l1ne ant sill ot-vine h-ua
10 be the orst pump iu use. when ID ma rias
and propry Hut up, tand the when not SD made
AMI puf up however a. thare places where the
Ch in Pump cans0t b used also fsv prs vet rirE
o. fha ode tim - h1 Still thi Q at there are
other Pump 10 superior the Chain Puu1p have
dstermned % sccommodate the taste or ali By outing ~
shipplng b orler any ind = Pump thar ma--
kst N uish. have therefor employed an Unerl-
euced workman, lately from the East wh' ~ tnd 70
patIiug up and repairing an kinds o. Iron Pump he
vii also DO every KIM o. PLUMBING, an OF which
VIII warrant an1 when say waTra {, mean What
say, and say what mean
have IN thelast y-ar attached machinery TO nun
also used a-gs aaance wheels on Hand Chan-Puups
sfh egus suocess IN one case have ussd the usd-d
Llnk-Chan termed Buito0 which l. cute expensive
but il afsdsth not away
"NULTUM IN PARVO %
have recently iHveuted CHAIN PUMP-B0X, en-
bracing two compile separate and n TINT Chain Pumps
nt'ndd f7r double tenements, (aud double urre, tw0
persons draE wafer frcm this hu1 a the ae time
having interfesnce with each other whatever beng no
hole LETT in the 7srtt on wall or fenc farE- enuugh for
urcnin dog cat, chicken. 10 Use 70 asI rrn one
yard O the other would refer y0u cau-eruing the
Pump, 70 + g Bingham a. J. Merriam 3 ~a.
" CARSON.
P. Ian prepared % ship Pumps 90 ort--s 10 short
nocs Up o. down, east or west OF the Mississippi
iau3s-iiy
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.HNficP.

VNHB oo-partnsrship heretofore existing between
i wHIPPLE, MooULLAGH & CO., was dissolved on
the let Of Nay last. A. B. SaAW,
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R19aNmc6HE.

II HAVE made arrangements Uy wtico can negotiate
god business payer having n N thirty DAYS 70 twelve
months to Parties wishing to rlise ncney o. Ne
gItiaie nstes sr hH. . WI DO vel % Eve ne call
SAN. PUTNAM,
sD22-s1 81 EliOs kPuinSp's InsuEsass oGss.
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- . 2 3 0ls . 8 o:
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% . 10 90 q % is % % 60 S o 50 % % @
a 8 10 @ p S0iI % &c % IS % 81 IS y 50 g 8
$ o a@ Is % IS % p % % % n 50 8 o IS %
g 10 9 q @ II 9 "A % as CO.'S % q IS sa 50 q 50
> "a % Is y % 3 @ % % 50 % 8 % 100 %
s Is 5ois on 50 ~ @ % IS Oo5s IS 81 5Oi 50
ss o0lo o8as % % 20 o 50 % q % Is 7ss %
n One square, renssshs ssEly, pr an1uz1, so 90
rEo sssAroa, -ensvssle weekly, PEI Einums 90 -
n An sazertsseneas required 70 s Kept On seoOns
eese, cHARsED AZ WV ZACH DAT, and on third psge,
e AdveTtsements directed 70 Be dsula-et o. Sc. n
AeTgs fyIes charged DoUELE rates.
Yearly advertisers VI b. onHrsed extra for ooou-
F511g spsee contract and when IARsE TYPE Is re-
salea 10 be use or TIE Advertisement kept inside Of
- Tsnriy sdvsrsers WI Be ehErEsd extra AZ rezulsr
sees for Fsrfs, Esais Ren0vals, COpartnershiP No
aoes, To oonsiEnees, sc.
n ERANsIEET ADvERTTsIS6 MUST BE FArD FoR
II ADVANCE
n No ssvertiseneut VII svFe.r IN TIE weekly paper
N Advertssnsnts 70 b Inserted IN the weekly paper
cn or a. Irregular intervals IN either OF the pspers VI
= ll.Alkel u PEI Sc lH1re Tor every insertion.
Er AunourciuE candidates for State County ana Nu-
nepAl Onoss s5 eseh 70 be psid IN sdvsnoe in every
tnstancs.
n An Advertisements for Chsritsbss Insti.ut,o.s
Ere Companies WErd, TUvn, and olhsr PrhIc Maetlngs
tCbe ebSrEed half Prise.
u Marriages AID Deaths are published ss news; but
Oftuaries, Tribute q Rsspect and Funeral Tuvtso-E
fothsT SdvertisenEBts.
y An Lea and Transient Aavertseusents VII be
EzTged By ne insertion
" Editorial Estioes IN Local Oolunn VII be oharssd
cents per liBe.
ana-r
cTesoing rates.
RCLAEAHAE. EaOUsDAIE = DILL.
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FOaILaNU N Al I1porIan- lnll,
NORTH ND EAST.

NORTH a N ID 4 Asst.
Al Caieag3, connecting with Hichirzn Os-tral Cars
iaaving the sane dep1t for Dstro 1, NIAGARA PALS
20 hester Alnany NeT z n lBo.t0n, and sn EaFtern
and Afiantc Citiss. Oul7 tea caa1Ees Of cars n
Taro 10 Ma ara tore frsm Ca 70 q AIbauV and
f5ar from Carr 81 New YORK Tine f-o1 Cairo y EeW
YORK ~ hours Connects a. SandoTai vita Ohio and
NJ sissippi Railroad ron St lens Tlncennes
Pana. with trains % ths Terra Hanfe Alton md ST.
Louis Railrsad, % IndanaDolls Lnri'vie snd Cnein
ati5 At Eeca1ur, Eith main lire EEpress for Galena
and D1ulsith-ths lat sr come Ia With trains 70
sp-nghet Napies Rock Isltn Burilsgton and olinry
Al lra1s fso1l Cair1 o1uuect a. Sandoval With toe
Oao snd Mississippi trains for St Louis sni Cinein-
natl
TIE uInois Central Railroad Company have add %
hslr Ro ing STICK twenty superb sttt-rolm sieepinz
each q which win c4fortahly berth ATTY passen-
gers.
Through Tickets.
Eifhsr By Steamboat BiS s. Louis end thence by Raj
road TO CGr0 dEd fksles by Rsirood 70 ei P0snts
North
god for yzr. snt allowing holds-s 70 stop at any
point AMI rsune heir seats at pleasure AM al infor
nation rsspsc ing the route be red apDiiea-
tn q TIE Comp tuv's On e, IS JET street doors
east OF the Corum-rcial hotel. Memphis
WILLIAN kORTN. Assent,
For Illinois Central and Oh mt Esslssipol Raj roads,
ant Raj red Lh e or rtes-n mart9-Iy
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19
Home Life in America.

Free Love would not thrive if the
suggestion of the following writer were
acted on everywhere:
The homes Of America will not be-
come what they should be, until a true
idea of life shall become more widely
implanted. The worship of the dollar
does more to degrade American homes,
and the life of those homes, than any
thing-than all things-else. Utility
is the God of almost universal worship.
The chef end of life is to gather gold,
and hat gold is counted lost which
hangs a picture upon the wall, which
purchases flowers for the yard, which
buys a toy or a book for the eager hand
of childhood. Is this the whole of hui
man life! Then it is a mean, meagre, and
most undesirable thing! A child will
go forth from such a home as a horse
will go from a stall--glad to find free
air and a wider pasture. The influence
of such a home upon him in after life,
will be just none at all, or nothing good.
Thousands are rushing from homes like
these every year. They crowd into cit
les. They crowd into villages. They
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swarm Into all places where life is cloth
ed with a higher significance; and the
old shell of home is deserted by every
bird as soon as it can fly. Ancestral
homesteads and patrimonial acres have
no sacredness; and when the father and
mother die, the strangers presence OBJ
~literate associations that should be a.
mong the most sacred of all things.
1 would have you build up for your
selves and for your children a home
which will never be lightly parted with
"a home which shall be TO all whose
lives have been associated with it, the
the most interesting and precious spot
upon earth. l would have that home
the abode of dignity, propriety, beauty,
grace, love, genial fellowship and hap
Ply associations. Out from such a home
1 would have good influence flow into
neighborhoods and communities. In
such a home [ would see noble ambi-
ton taking root, and receiving all gen
erous culture. And then 1 would see
you, young husband and young wife
happy. Do not deprive yourselves of
such influences as will come to you
through an institution like this. No
money can pay you for such a depriva-
ton. No circumstances but those Of
utter poverty can Justify you in deny
ing these influences to your children
Timothy IItcomb.
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sterfeit Of Morse's Indian Root Pills. signed
IA. 3. Moore All genuine Indian Root
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p D3. MORSE. the inventor of MORSES
INDIAN ROOT PILLS. has spent the great
Fer mart of his life in travelling, having visit
pcd EuroIe, Asia and Africa, as weilGsNorth
. Amcrica-has spent three years among the
pTndions of our Western country it was in
This that the Indian Root Pills were first
discovered. DIR. Morse was the first man to{
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