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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-12

Enoiose the money 10 our sfdress for ths TIckets or
dered, on receiptc Of which they viii Be- forwarded BIZ nrrf
mall. Purchasers can have Tickets ending IN any figure
they may designate.
he list Of drawn numbers and prizes VIII ha sent To
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers win please write heir signatures pisla. and
give their Post one, County Eld STATE.
- Remember that every Prize BE- drawn and p,vtble
In fun without deduction.
~ An Prizes o. tf,eO0 znd under, paid immeiisisly
sitter The drauiDs-other Prizes a the usual time q
thirty days.
q All communications strictly e~onadsntiAI.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates :.
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Cheap Plantation for Sale.

OFFER my ~plsutstion for sale, lying three
Il miles northwest Of LaGrsnEe, Tenn, ~o0ntsin-
ing Eight Hundred and El1eteen Acres, CsisJ
Tlis place was formerly owned by Capt. ThOs J. -
PoIk, and At present Is rented BY M. N. b. Cottard.
II ts now In q high state Of cultivation. well adapted te
the produc ion Of cotton and al kind Of grain usually
grown, and soHld easily BE converted into one Of the
most valuable stock FARMS In the west, being divided in
70 four lE-ge deds. The improvements are comfortable;
the dwelling h1use Is o. logs aud has four large rooms
cabins Comfortably for twenty or thirty negroes, eorn
cribs, stables, ard all ether necessary buildings; q good
vel q water, aud oneof he best selections Of fruit IN
the country. This is one Of the most commanding and
beautiful sizes 70 build . ine house in the county, being
high aid elevated and surrounded BY q beautiful grpve
Tie purchaser vii b. convenient 70 both the male and
femals colleges IN LaGrange. aid can save the expenEe 81
boarding hi chldrCn As 7sn g. having the pleasure Of
their company a. home. have more land than ] can cul-
uvate which iE the only induoement 70 sell. Any one
wishing q bargain In iani can Tot % letter in West
Tennessee Call ard examine the lsni IS ] am deter
mined 20 sell. lean Re found 81 ms residence three miles
north Of LaGrsnge, and viii take pleasure IN showing It
70 any one wishing 70 ~purchGss.
tuu2t-dHEtf o. n. SWIFT.
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Summer 8etrSats.
BeerSheba Springs.

July l4sh, lS5S.
ITO those who are Ia pursuit % Health and Pleasure.
Il AM Eishing 70 visit BeeIshtba Springs, the cars
leave Nashville every av Al s o'cicck A. a., and arrive
81 COvAn Et2h p. n Iumediafeiy afer IL arrival Of
the Nashville and Chaftsn3oga cars from ChsttGn1oEA.
the SeEbree train Will take pa senErs 10 Tracy CITY.
where vii Be- found a good Hotel 70 acc n MEDIATE The
travelling pubic, and Coachcs q readlne Eto convey PISS
seBgers 10 Beershe q Springs, a q STAGE Of IS miles
over one Of TIE most beautiful ard leVtI mcuutEi- uads
IN The STATE and arriving there TIRE ssue ever inE Al 9
o'clock. individuals desIou o. secirE the SsEsnee
Mine and % viewing TIE site Tor The Southern Uniger-
sity-alau1able e~ntsrprise ~ hich 60 well deserves the at
teuttan q the public-gtn have an OPP rfunity Of dsinE
50 b. taking this ryu' e 10 B ersh- q that deslrabIe SUM
mer retreat, whes viii h found q dne Hotsl uui-r the
manaEemeut % s N. SCOTT. Esq the former propris
tr Of the City hotel o. Nashville, and Who Is 10 favor
ably known 10 The pubiic for the styie ana dignity IN
Ehic1 he conducts 4 Hotel He Is supiy prepared, aud
vii spare no pains 20 n axe The Eisi.o- comfortable and
happy a. ReeTsheba
There is Another road 70 Beershebs Springs from Nash
vile via heAin1vtne, leaTI & the Chat snpoga Railroad
al TrnahOua5 and arriving 81 McMinn.me the same
day ard remain Ell ntsht where WI Be- found : ane Ho-
Coaches leave hcMtnuyfl c every nom X At 7 O'Clock
and arrive . B ersheba the same dsT
N. A. PRICK, Proprietor.
O. MARTIE, Agent
The Proprietor hiss a Livery Stable. aid ia prep red 10
aoccmmodste visitors Horses 10 thr test ~ aun r.. and
also has on hand fr accommodation, DE harness
Horses, single anf double two horse C1afhez Rockawavs.
siagis and tFO horse BusEies, and hae Saddle Horses Tor
The Ion o. Visitors % Beershebs All per-
sons hiring must retum property AM make damages
good. Iiv2O-d2wI P
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&eaI o5statt.
Sale or Rent.

Two snail Residences on Dunlzp street, cast -
i Ct ne city Bath PLACES Gin be sold on
reasonable terms, and n rot sod sooa, one Of 5
hen VIII Be let . rent Apply At the Appeal -
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NASHVILLE
LLEaIATE DEPARTaENI OR NEDICAL Id

L~-COLLEGIATK DEPARTMENT Oh MEDICAL COL
T BERR1EE ITSDsLEY, n. D D D.. Chsaoeuor
De Of TIE University, aud Professor Of Chsnistry and
Col 3. r johnson, Superintendent OF the Military
ConJEs and Professor OF EuEiueering-
JAnesF Hamilton, = II, Professor Of Esthsmstios,
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy
= 3. Stewart, A NJ, Professor OF Greet and Latin
Languages and Literature.
P 1. J. ThysIens, A. n, Professor e French snd
$ B,,oEie. A. n N. D., Professor Of Botany sid
r. , v Ho-t. Nm D. Profs TOR - Mental
and Moral PhTos ply, and Biblical Literature
c.. K winston, n D., Surgeon
n, first Term Of TIRE neEt Academic year e0uuns sees
or the 2oth Of September. and the sso0ni term l4th Of
TuiiiO6. BOlriinE wsshinr. Fus, Rooms, servsuts' at
Zee. IS et1dsuts are required TO furnish their rooms.
which can be tons 81 a moderate charge, b. rent or pa
chsse. EngfneeTiuE French, spanish, German, Draw
ing, Boo -Kce7i1g, snd Pending, esoh go per term Of
N tbe rezuiar Conegiate Coarte. the ancient r puts-
Ion o. The University Tor Scientific and Classical Schol-
Ership VIII be msinfained, and 81 The same time. every
E1Hity snlrded tn se who desire to pursue . psrtifl
ours. Bes des the four regular Co-iese Glasses, there
Is also q Preparatory Clsss. Students under II yssrs u
age vii net b. admitted
By the sfio o. Military Discipline, effective FOysrumsn nj
Is established, end health, physical couture, good order
ard industrious hsbits are promoted
Pr Cstslogues, Q ~sdditionzl Information, apply 70
any member o TIE Fac1ty.
m-NKDE0AL DEPARTMENT.
Session q i6bS-s-Tha Seventh AHuuEl Course Of
Lectures in this I~nsiitstien viii c mmencs on Monday
he % q kovemb-r mex s8d caltinue tn the hnt o.
ire ensuing hEr,h.
Thrmss R Jennlnrs, n d Professor Of Anatomy.
, Bcrrien Lindsey n. D. Professor Of Chemistry
and PlHrmsty.
C.K winston n D Professor o. Esterls Medioa
an EctiCsl Jurisprudence
A h BuehansH. n. y, Profesr Of Surgical ABato-
ny AID PhyEi7CEy-
Jlbnk y atson. n D, Professor ~ ObstttTics and
the Dlsesses o. women ard Children
PlHl r Re. n D Professor O.! Principles End Prac-
tce Of SurEgry.
v K Bowling, n. D. Professor Of institutes snd
Puscice Ct Neeicire.
william 7. Brsss. Y. D, Adjunct Professor and De-
uo1strstor II Anatomy.
TIE AnztSnical Rooms win Be opened for studsnts On
the hrst Monday IN October, the 5-h)
APrcLminary C0urie q Decturts, free 70 al Students.
Vinbe given By TIE Professors, c1mmsncng also Or he
first H0nrHy OF October.
The Tennessee State 10 pitsl under the slrectioa Of
the Faculty is open 70 the Cas- free Of charge.
ACini1le has been established In Connection with the
Untversiiys e. which operations are Performed and cass
prescribed for and lectured upon in the presence Of tie
class I
Amrunt Of FEES for Lectures Is sos MatrIculafioa .
Fee pas orea o7y1 S. P-acuoal Anatomy, slOj Grad
ustion Pee, SIS
for further in'Crmation OF Cstaiogue Eppiy 20
y K BOWLING, n D, Dean II the Faculty.
hssfTli=- Tenn-rJuy fB55--EuE-d2Ea
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THE CITY nIsPEvsAnr.

3 oPhk EYEaY y from q untl 8 ticiock,
Il where the Destitute sick nag receive, EratultousIy,
medicine and surgical assisiands. Thoss gishinz then-
selves or children v~Aecnat~i can have Il donc b Apply
ssl9-9 BIB. fAYLoB Nd.
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Cancers Cured.

MORE than 1000 cases have been cured within he
WI last sr years. ranging rem one TO thirty years
standing Orvtl Loving L~Ovingtcn, Val ThOmsz Hosbs,
PetCrsfurg, VirUuia, Joel II. Parish, LuneabuT.
VirEinla, John Reynolds, Big leland. VIRGINIA. Thou-
as ". Marshall Beaufort, n. @, Mss Haide Rochester.
Pine Hal, n Q Samuel Bingham, Mosevfle, n c..
Col Archibald and P. Carter, Hossvile, N. O., Hou.
George o. heudenhan, jamestown, n. O., Mrs Levina
Andersoas Covlugton, Georsia, l. A. Baugh, Social CIR
ele1 Georsai jerry Crcamer, Dalton, Ga, WIZ. B. Chu-
der, Calhoun. Gs Elisha burden. social Circle, Ga,
Col. T. Lumpkin snd John Palmer Huntsville. Ala.
Pamphlets containing testimonial o. the highest char-
aeter VIII be forwarded to any one wishing 70 tai ne
truth Of The above.
Medisfnes forwarded By mad.
Address, JAS. A. CLOPTON, n. D.,
ocrE-ly HurtEvfne, Alabama.
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we ke-p constantly on hard, q ane assortment Il the
uneaualed and w1rii-rcBownfd GR0Vbh h BAKER
SEWING MACHINES, warranted 70 give better salts
faction. snd dstctier AMI more substantial work than
any Sewing Sa-hiue nov sold. We also kecp OIL. SIX,
Linn and Cotton Threads for sale. Once. 179 hAln
sfFcets Memphis, ever J. d. Williams a Co.'s Dy Good
etofe. fiv7l DAY. aren't.
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Eab0r- Sailing MIatbines.
NEW
Horizontal Progressive Power
Cotton Press,

PATENTED MARCH eth, 1858.
THE Inventor, Rev. Loving having constructed one
Il and used Ia pacing forty bsles Of cotton, Is prepared
10 recommend o 10 the public as possessing msny advan-
tages over sny Press heretofore used, SONS Of which Is
here set forth.
Fir~st-GHEAPEEss: The device Is 20 simple hat Il
docs Dot require a mechanic 10 construct lit does net
take more tntn hai' the cubic feet Of lumber. and any
tree that yin make good rails viii suit IS wcn a. the
best Of timber.
Secon4-COEvESIEEcE III plsoea Al the lint room
door with the entire length o. The press-box open, aud
can therefore, Be- hiled for packing much sooner than
usual.
Third-sPEED: The horse HAVING 70 travel only $50
feet agai1st2, 800 feet with the Screw Press.
Fourth-DuRABILITY Tho Press Is 90 constructed
that Il can be operated In q house, with no part Of the
work exposed, except the ends Of the levers, and they
can be shingled and thus preserved. The device over
comes friction Il The time the bale ts makinE the great
est resistance therefore, the wear Is quite unperoeiV-
able.
Some Intelligent gentlemen have expressed the opinion
that 1t would last from 80 to 50 years, with but slight, n
any repairs.
I have appointed Mt. A. ". LOVING. Of The arm Of
Beasely & Loving, No. u Front Row, Memphis. Tennes-
see sole agent, who Is provided with ; ful working mod
elof ny Press, and circulars explaining the principles
upon which It Is constructed. Call and look FOR your
selves.
ne Inventor lives hva mIss east Of Moscow Depot. On
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad, who VIII take
plea uTe IN showing and explaining his Press 10 al gen
uemen who may fzvlrhim with a call.
hosooE, Fayette county. Tenn. April, 1854,
my6-dawam
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Premium Cotton Gin

TfHE attention Of Cotton Planters is respectfully esllec
Il 70 The sbove superior Gins, nalafscturei By z. Car.
Fr d o., East BridgsEater, MSS. Under : recent In
pruYemeut, The Carver Gins are regarded as The bost nov
IN general use; their superiority needs no from
Is As thousands are nsS n successful operation In tia
Southern country.
We have on hand nfty Gins oabrseiag al the dinsreni
sizes and numbers OF saws.
Also 10 and y feet segment ho5is, washers, sc. osm
plete, all Of which ne odor 10 or friends upon the usu5
terms and time. GWTEH h GIBSON,
Nos. l and I Exchange Bundlng
~. ~ Z Ee.nn-
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INCORPORATED IsIs.-oHARTER~ PERPETUAL.
Cash Capital : 100000.
ABSOLUTE n UNIHPAIRKD,
With Surplus $5O6,3S7 80.
ASSETS JANUARY 4. ISIS.
LOsses BqultabIy Adjusted 4 Promptly
PAID.
UPWARDS OF 1900, goo
on Losses have been paid By TIE Etus Insurance Co., 40
the past IS years.
Fire and INLAND Navigation

Risks accepted At terms consistent with solvsnoy and
fair pruat
Especial attention given 20 insurance Of DWELLINGS
and Contents, for terms 81 I 10 S years.
The progress 81 this Corporation has been stable and
uninterrupted through seasons 4 financial sunshsne snd
storm, or period e~ve-tful IN OF exempt from sweeping
oonhagrstons and martins di zsteT. Being long es-
tablished on = cash basis, the troubles Of the credit sys-
ten AEect Us In no material particular.
During hard times' he security o. relisbie iRsu-
rance Is an imperative duty-Ihe ability Of property
owners 10 sustain loss being then much icssened.
Agencies In al the principal citks and towns through
sat tbs State. Policies issurd without delsy, By any Of
The duly suth0rized SCENTS OF the oonpauy-
Business attended 10 with dispatch and dd.ity.
J. Z CHADWICK, Agent,
fsb2i dsV6m Memphis Tenn.
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Cs4RNOH"'S
PUMP SHOP,


80 1S@- -
BETWEEN UNION AND MONROE,
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the citi-
rCns u Memphis and its vicinity, and bic nuUerQus
customers living AZ q distance IN the country for heir
past patreHaae IN bis line Of business, which business
has Hitherto been confined 70 the manufacturing and put
ting ~ the Chsln-PumP ai0ne. and san believing hen
20 be the best pump IN use, when matcof gnod mAtariAls
and properly put Up, land the mealest when rot 80 made
and put upl however IS there are places where the
Chain Pump canEot be used; slsoa few persons yetuFing
other Pumps 10 use superior 70 the Chain Pump Dave
determined 10 accommodate the taste OF al By putting ~
o. shipping % orter, any kind o. 3 Pump thst this mar
ket can furnish. 7 have Therefore employed an e1perl-
enced workman, lately from the East Wha VII atteha y
pnttfgr rp aud upsir r. ~ kinds o. Irsn Pumps He
-ul also DO every kind OF PLBHRTNGs al Of which !
vii warrant Snd Hhen l say warrant ! mean Rhat
say. and cay y hatI mean
Thave 10 the LAST year attac ed machinery % enHm
ber Of NJ Chai Pumps With entra success i have
49, used large "a ance wheels on Hand Ctain Pumps
vtfh equal suoccss. In enc cs5eI have nsfd ire welded
Cssin and Tarned Baton, Which Is quite e4pen-
slve but It ''fsdcth net sEsT."
~MUITBN N n
Ihsve recsutiy Invented a CHAIN PUMP BON en-
hrscinr two complete, seuarate md distinct Chain
Puups. iutsr d-d ftr double teucments. (aud double prlcel
two D sons can draa water FROM this box 81 The sane
being no hole eft IN the partition. val or fs-ce. large
snouzh for an ufckin, dol or cat, ch cksn Or mouseto
raw from o. yard 70 ueofher. I would refer vs1
onoeming he Pu1p, To- G. Bingham and y Ner-
-iuan h Co CARrOE.
P. s I an prrPs-e to shfp Pumps on orders IA short
iutioe. up or down, eEstor west - the Mlssisslppi river.
fau96-dfv n
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THE Ladies eompsiiug, viii be
required to exhi Il the srti-
cles at the Autumn Pair ct Aem-
phis. ms araTds suhject 10 the
decision Of 3 ccmnittee Of Ladies
appointed BY the managers ofsasd
Fair. The work exhibited must
BE- the wofk Of the exhibitor ard
The Machine or purchased Of the
Narfvifie Swing Machine Com
Dany o. the Memphis Agency.
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MEaPHIs, Tim p bruary 10. 1858.
DE-. J. N. B~LEDGE-Decr Sir I have been taxing,
sor some days. your Tuaic Bitteu and tsks plezsure n
SAYING Tia nothing I havs ever taken has benefited ne
90 much 10 80 shsrt . time a. 10 has. There vas . gen
.ersl debility and prostration % ny Whole system, bead
ache nearly al the time. and constant datulency for
E0metime after eating, with coltness % ny limbs. I u5e1
remedies that I thought good, but without any Epeda5
benefit term 20 try your Tonic Bitters, and M
1ay or two after EsinE them. I began 10 improve. and dnd
that I an greatly benedttcd By H. ! eommend them b
The public a. no humbuE. and unquestlona5iy one o. tie
tion Of the system. Respecfuly. ysur ooedient Eerrant.
sAML A HOLMnA
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rOWnsvIII
Macon Masonic COLLEGE,

MacOns Fayette Co., Tenn.
THIS Inst dfuftcn VIII be continued uoder the charge
4 Of h. d. TEONAE. The next session win COM
usence on MO- TDAT, September 6th- and ~continue TWEEN
ty-oue Weekr. JAS A. HEASLETF. Pres't.
GEO. =. HUNTER N D., v.P.
n -ourrr Sew fvTo-dau9ws
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-07-22
An Elegant Ex .ract.

"Tse value Of the Yankee as slave has
not been properly estimated. How danger
Gus and troublesome he is in a state of free
dom is too well known. Cowardly, thievish.
superstitious. fsnatieal, destitute of moral
sense or Of any fixed idea o: civil pol.ty, he
Possesses al the worse and none of the bet
ter traits of The negro, and stands more il
need of master. His ingenuity has made
him what he will forever rcmain-the me
chanic and craftsman of the world. Under
proper command, he makes coed sailor
Nor is he unfit for higher slsvsh dutes.-
HIS active and INSCRIPTIONS it tcIlect finds
very suitable occupation in the vulgar la
bors of the lawyer and editor, ALTO in the
more disgraceiul pursuits Of the itinerant
lecturer. But for his inability 10 discern
between right and wrong. and his tendency
20 atheism, lie might be put to Use as d
preacher. Whip him soundy for every po-
liticsl sermon. he would improve beyond
what we think possible; but he will always
be too hypocriiical 10 be trusted. Rich
mond (Va.) Wing.
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Numerical Relations in Nature.

Every one has observed that the leaves
of some plants stand in pairs opposite each
other, Oh opposite sides of the stem. In.
other plants the leaves are scattered over
the stem; but in these cases also, We Ind
them arranged in line most regular manner.
Commencing with any given leaf, for M
stance, we shall! find the next leaf above
this, one-third of the wsy around the stem;
the next another third, and the next an
other third so as TO stand exactly over the
first. The series is therefore arranged IN a
spiral, which NAV be designated BY the trac-
ton, {. Taking another plant, we shall
find the next 'eaf above any given one.
two-fiths of the dis stance around he stem
The next will be four fiihs-the next SIX
ff;hs, and 60 on-esch leaf moving two
fii,hs of the circumference. further around
the stem. Here X spiral, therefore, which
may be expressed by the fraction txo-fiths-
In precisely the same way, we discover in
other plants, spirals which may be express
ed BY the fructions 81, 5-l3 81, &c IT,
in the case OF opposite leaves, fVst men,
toned, We consider each leaf as separated
from the preceding by one-half the interval
around the stem, we shall obtain the series
OF fractions l-2. 3, 2-5, S-S, Is, o-2l,
&c IL must be kept in mind that these
Factors are sscertained by actual o5servs-
ticn. But notice the relation which ex'sts
between them. Each numerator is equal
to the sum of the two preceding numerators,
Il IL to sbc nf the
,wo preceding denUminstors. knowing this
law, we may continue The series to any tx
tent-and il has been so continued, and
fractions obtained, 10 which plants have
subsequently been found to correspond. Is
all this the result of chance! Is it not
rather mathematics, lawi intelligence?
But the most wonderful coincidence is yei
to be noticed. Neptune, the remotesi
planet, revulres about the sun N 6000C
days; Uranus, the next, i'll 10000 days
which is one-half the pr cedirg number
Saturn, the next, in io, 200 days, which ii
one third of the period of Uranus; Jupiter
revolves in 600 days, which is two-fifihs
of the period OF Saturn. And 80 We 60 OF
through the srstem, and find law regulat
ing the revolutions OF the planets, VIII ch II
i4eatical with that which determines th'
arrangement Of leaves upon the humble
stem of plant. This wonderful lau is 81
exact and uniform in its application, that
before the discovery Of the planet Neptune
the botenst in his garden could have pre-
dicted lis existence and it's place in III
heavens, with greater precision than tn
French astronomer in his observatory -
Moreover, an examination of this series o
fractions renders it impossible that an
planets should exist exterior to Neptune
though more may exist ithih the orbit {
Mercury. Astronomers will therefore pleas
take notice, and not be found planet-hun'
ing in the deserts of space beyond the orb
of Neptune.--Prof A. WinedeR.
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Horace Greely's Temperance Hab-

In late letter to the Ggmnast, Mr. 6.
says:
"Liqnor and Tobacco Fere-almost always
in my fathers house, and the former dis
pensed freely, though moderately. to all;-
but in nv fourteenth year forTed myself
for want of associates and sympaihizrrs, in
TO an individual temperance society, and
have not, since | was cured of the Bgue.
thirty-three years ago, tasted ardent spirits.
Wine, l was ceaxed to try when horribly
sea-sick on my first voyage to Europe SIX
years ago, but | neither liked it, nor did it
seem likely to overcome my nausea, as sour
cider to some exten: did; SO | did not swa'-
low quite half wine G lass Of it. Tobacco
have ALWAYS loathed.' before the selfish
ness and bad manners Of its votaries taught
me 10 detest it. Strong beer or ale may
have drank twenty times during my greener
days, but never since | came TO the years oI
discretion. lager Inever tasted; and |
gave up coffee and tea about twenty years
ago. Few have liked C flee better than
did;- but + caught my hund trembling one
morning, and Immediately called I'D my ia
Yori,e indulgences in review to ascertain
which was the Jonah. was not long in
detecting the culprit, coffee; and imme,
daiely put him overheard. by nerves have
not quivered since.
II am very often asked, hardly know
why, if eat meat, and occasionally sur
prise is expressed on ascertaining that | de-
So once dispensed with the use OF an
imal flesh almost wholly for two or three
YEAR,; and it is. as it long has been, my de.
Eberate judgment that in the torrid zones
where a great abundance and variety o
vegetable food is easily procured, a die
which includes no flesh meat is preferable
II ] were to live leisurelv as ! shoul'
choose, | would say. give me he best pro-
ductions of grams, of fruits, with abundance
Of milk, cream, &:., and let IN. never
sgain see animal flesh presented for human
food. Not having time nor means to'mak'
world myself. | try to accommodate m.
habits to the world that is, cat meat whicl
often the best food within reach"
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flYA!iiAh : GiaPAFtsG.
GEORGE MENDEL,
MAIN STREET. WHEELING. VA

MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
{ AS just received large lot of CAR
Z Il PErS. of every aud all descriptions and vari
stIes, Consisting "i
Velvet, English and American
Brussels, Tapestry, IngraiD, 3 ply,
ouperline ) ply, Venetian Carpet
ing, Stair Carpeting, of all kinds,
Oil Cloths of every grade.
Cochneal and Turited Rugs, Par
lOr and. Door Mats Of every deserip-
ZION, Duggets from 2 to l2-4ths
wide, Dcmask for curtains, Curtain
Damas!ls Pins and Bands, Window
Shades, plain and fancy, Rag Car
pet and Carpet Chain, and every
ether article usually kept in such
establishments.
ALSO. superior lot OF every Mind of furniture to
whc. he invites the especial attention all
OF the very hest and cheapest he found in
Ihe city Ca and see IT. Inducements offered by
Us winch UgLer establishments do not possess.
GEORGE MENDEI..
No. III main street, first door below Marsh < Tay
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