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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

CUTTING TIMEER FOR ro>Ts. 4.
llaines, of \. j, gives Us the details ot
an experiment iu setting posts. Th.se
cut III June aud set green lasted fifteen
years ard over. Those set dry only lat
cd five The time in which the dry posts
were cut is not stated. 1t was PROBABLY
in Spring before the leaves started. We
regard the midsummer, as the best time,
to cut timber for posts. The bottoms
should be charred upon the outside. They
should stand in the ground the eud down
wards. Tue eharriug should extend it,
tie above the surface Of the ground.
S. y. +, of Carroll Co, Ind, writes
1t may not be generally known tha; good
pies and tarts can be obtained by cutting
your surplus pie plant into small bits aud
drying them for WiSter use. For use,
soak them, aud then stew them like dried
apples. They are nearly as good as when
fresh.
CLrrrfyG STRAWBERRY Runners
b. +. Reed, Calhoun Co, Mich. Straw
berries, for bearing a.oue, Do better BY
having the runners CLIPPED. Keep them
short ty placing back once a week d4Iiug
tht growth Of runners.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
To XII Bur1Ocks.

There are many ways to extcrminate
this pest, but the following is highly rec
ommendej: Let the plants grow until Mid
summer, when the stalks AID leaves are
full of sap. Then cut off the roots with
a strong, sharp spade, two or three inches
below ground, pluck off the plant with q
smart pull, and stamp the ground firmly
over the remaining stump. 1t will sell
dom sfrout again; but if it does, it wiii
be i'll SO weak state that another agpli-
cation Of the spade will end the matter
Inlcricm Igricu}turiSt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

rG-A letter from young friend on
his way to Kansas, written on steam
boat on the Missouri, May l6, says:
"Emigrants are pouring into Kansas by
thousands. Steamboats, can not be made
long and large enough 10 carry all that
apply for passage. This boat refused
more than two hundred yesterday, aud
still they come. Six boats per day leave
St. Louis, with an average of two hundred
passengers each, FOX Kansas and Ne
braska."
We have similar alyices through 9th
er channels. Kansas and Missouri seem
to be taking the lead in this years emigra
ton,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

Love THY NEIGHBoR AS TuYsELF.-
One of the tax collectors of California
says that he found Norwegian in III Do
rado county, who made oath that his sole
earthly taxable effects were church and
a school house. This singular individual
is poor miner and has built the above
mentioned establishments with his own
hands, without aid from any one. His
church is free for the use of any sect Of
religionists, except MormOns and Uniyer-
sa!ists. lie has mining claim which he
has worked for five years; aud whenever
his diggings vii! average more than two
dollars day, lie will 60 out into the high
way, aud coax some poor fclloH to share
the profits Of bis labcrs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
The New York Central Park.

This magnificent improvement for the
health and pleasure of all the people Of
the great American emporium, will cost
perhaps eight or ten millions of dollars,
and require several years for its compile
ton. Manhattan island is l3I miles long
from north to south, and about miles
across at the widest point. The South
end of the Park is miles from the Bat
terry or south end Of the city. The Park
is to be mile wide, and ,! miles long,
covering Il blocks, running from 59th to
l06th streets. There are to be five uaicr
yroaHd passages to connect the east and
west sides of the city. Upon the Park
itself are native irregularities and forest
trees to be left pretty much as they stand,
and play and parade grounds, lakes, reser-
yoirs, 4 tower and arboreum Of foreign and
other shades to be added, with walks and
carriage drives in all directions. The
Park will thus be situated Just about in
the middle of the Island, and occupy one
eighth Of its surface, equivalent to seven
100 acre farms out of about - 900 acres.
SUICIDE OF YOUNG MARRIED Wo-
MAN-JEALoUs TIE CAUsE.-A young
German woman, named Sophia Messa-
mann, committed suicide on Tuesday
night, at her residence, No. 1872 Delaney
street, by taking arsenic. 1t appears
that for some time past her husband had
spent most Of his time at lager-bier sa-
looms, and this made her very unhappy
On Tuesday evening she went to one Of
these places, aud finding hin there reques-
ted him TO- 20 home with her. lie refused,
aud she went to her house and swalloweda i
large dose Of arsenic. As soon as her
was discovered a physician was
procured, but his Efforts to save her life
were unavailing Coroner Perry on We'd
nesday held an inquest upon the body,
and a verdict of "suicide" was rendered
by the jury. Deceased was 10 years of
age, and leaves two children.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

VINO Eats vuEK z-pr Adam Clarke
says tha, log wls ,us-e. anIer ,ho o.d
Law, AMI u,,er r,oelGeI q ti---.as ua4=f
the nav
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-09
BRADBURN & FISHER,

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN \ SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers In Fish N,iIz
S,s and Prod0ee Nos 80 and La Rssf street and 10 an
G. RRADBUEN,l -' S'-i'-
". RIsHEn.i aus5l-dly Is4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-09
Roll Roa0s.
ALL RAIL ROAD LINE FOR DETROIT.
CLElELlNp md I0LEl0 RAD Rllh
NOTICE no PASSFNcF

Il @ - - =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-09
OSWEGO MARKET-July s.
ley TELEGRAPH ]

F.our-Unchanged.
Whes:-Firm; sales OF 900 bus 7se for RacDe and
Chicago sping sic tor Milwaukee club Sc Jr Eeu Aho'
= 1Sc fuT winter Canadian
1orn-Steady; sales OF S % bus III River al 65c.
OAis-Scarce; snail sales a. 4lc-
Canal Freighis-L Lower; wheat &c to n. Y.
Lake mpors-!s3 bus wheat IS 900 bus corn 4o bus
oaars
Canal Erporis-SOOO bbls -four, 27ooO bus wheat 1900
lIsc corn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-09
CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARKET


Provsioas-There was an aeIiye nossmsas n nc
L.. - iav with coasi leTabe sales, and general
- hshed in urices The purchases were Inoss ~
an orers The transactions included 80 DDS MesS fA
= sls- ssllhs prime Lard At los loJ h1s Baeo1 n y
81 r1r sed- Il do al SIC PACK ed so - Ai
co.. DO do Al o5zc lols SdsL
r. 49, haze, f5r bacon Sides at 48c p1ckeu Jul t-4a
'.-.-s ,,gas refased holLers askI 45sc-
Eiorrr mere continued far demand ADO te H.
- rr sales Of 10 bbls Al 81 loo DO 20 y as -
90 ezra white wheat Al s41ss y a. W - 49,
f5f,7d durIug the last - hOurs l-4l obis- .-
WhsFv-lhe mlrkei finn Wiz gsl oeil9-11 - y
Inward tendency p-fces Saes oi ~ po-s -
.ss,sfOlsc the latter for vasuu lf's -, :. ..-..a
-9eriesThe lrarE ct firm with lar oel-ii-
No chauee IN prices "A -. r.-.;n.s sch rsa-
div u oar quoaiilus SHES uf 20 bus fsI Nll.s !. -
"a a. good white At SC The nrzt 9t OF sew
fro1 Keltucv fI05 bus) received To-Day iiol 5
D5gien Bro Guun Cf LeIingt1ns and SO ol S.lss
- Messrs Esiner Sln, t9r = bus Ihe saalis E g g
20 riflr ure but is said 20 be gooa as any - - -
K ms son ne Teoeigts during the past y houiS cum
rTlse SIS bus. -. -. Is fyy,, a
sa5ir ssies Of $50 bus these pn1es keoelseo ~
Rverhe market Is less sc'iye and prices are shade
lower. sales Of 80 BUS Al DC -, -,
t)at-The dem5nd continues goo and ptlces SIe H. a.
sale OF l3o busfe &c Received ouriag the i' =
hours ls5G bus, go. a. -,-.ls g, rri-es
Barley-Lui6 or nothing dong ih iLiis @4'i@is - r
are merely ron lnal-C C0HialfTcaai-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-09
MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. July 8.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Ocean. Evans, DeirOii
Propeller n B. Spaldlng Hunt, Bufalo-
Sc0a Spanker, Burke. Mackiuac-
CLEARANcEs.
Stenmer Ocean, Evans. De iruit.
Sch Harvest. keeds Toledo
r. List Of Vessels passing and out Of the LooE of the
weaaa Canal Port Coiboune, C. W. furrished By the
Lock Tender to the Board Of Lake Underwriters D. p Dob
bins. Secretary
bound WEsr-July 6-Barque S. A Marsh; brig RIO
Granle. On the 7th-Briss M1hegan, W Lewis
Bound EAsT-Juiy 6-N5ne- On the 7th-Sehoonei Bay
Queen
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-09
NEW YORK MARKET-Iuly 5.

Changed demand U1deraie sales lz.1 - & u
ssa - ~ Futeras STATE, - s5as.ao Tor eAIa sale
- 7s u fr ~o-smo1 10 good supernne western 800
mon 70 medium extra western ~
srr1- frnis round hoop eEtra Ohio tle
-. 1-easdlau four unchanged s1es OF ~ 1aIIels ~
sf2la5.U for common 10 choles ealIA hse "''- -' -
at-DuiI and verv heavy for uasound O NAien 81 l1e &
sisaT ronsis-s- the nominal quotations are tSe =
- sor Il CHICAGO sDrilg, strictly prnle II N in.IAet
S,,T t-5r Sldls-r. uusound Milwaukee, clln e1eaof
~ ~ sales Of Is 90 bus Al sie5e ioI 1nsoell
- r sound: SID for red Indiana SllS or E'oa Ieo e
RveeaSS a. oszS5se; sales Il iso bus damssed
t1-Scarcs and firm; sales Il 400 bus at Ioetsc ier
,Iao 10 souud mixed westerni e4Gos ieI ven n1uis
ana, 90 do s94sc wie souh h-fi ahd s1 * '' w
'O saiSSearoe and frm with sales Al 454s; fOr Stale
sssy"Saree and better; sales Of COO bhls at 2s'fe
p54A,rke, 6rmer; sales Of 80 bbs At seeoz ls e
for mess Sl360G 1915 fOs primei Sls'o ioI uAiis
fipehaazed sales 20 bbls at 5l0.75all 50 or eoun-
nv mes. sll6Iss9 for ed mess 81 ~ "a
IN mess iieef Hams quiet; sales Of . nnts ~ So
Cut AIeats-Steadys sales lso hhds Al ~ go i' ~
IsscasSale of 50 boxes shori-ribbee middles a. sAe
Lard-FIm; sales 40 Ibis Al ssasssc i0r ia'eioi Aa
ii sIessy aS with salesai l2sIsc ohio and islss
for guad Stale.
Cheese-Dull al 3as- II -, "A
sIock-uil and lover II the Second Boaroi ~ - -
eefiag G.: Lacrosse grants 3l; Pacific Mail as De-
Hudson esS. n Y Cen s3l; Z CSS Erls "a. @ hees
IG; Galeaa Chi s7A; Cleveland Toledo S4sAi NHi =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-09

Y Connections are sdo with Returning Trains from
the points made gUaE South and East also, a.
CLEV ELAND Tor SandusEy. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago.
Enc, DunkIrk, Buaio as9fs FaIs and lanada, Youugs
town. Warreu ard New Castlt
~ B1ggaEe chscked through ali plnts and transfer
red fTse Of charge.
q Eor Tickets infurma lou apply a. the Union Tick
Oce, 81 Superior street, oce Depot, and II
all Railroad Ticket Ofhces-
j. FARMER. Sup I, Cleveland
MYERS. Gen Tic. Al. f,leve aud. u1h5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-09
MORNING LEADER OFFICER
THURSDAY July s. p M-
Cleveland Produce Market

FLOUR-NO large "a es noted
GRAIN-wHEAT-Sales OF % bus Mediterranean on
cars At soc: one car load red si car load Medher-
ranean At Sic one car load mediterranean at sc, two ear
loads red at s2 one choice Mediterranean al sSc i
bas Mediterranean board at Sc one car load high
id nj Sc and 1000 bus choice Canada club fun store
Al 7sc
CoRS-sale Of lOO bus at 53Sc' car loads Of
ssled we're offered at Sc rding purchasers were
put in store
RYE-Sale Cf one car load at Sc
BAKLEY-Sale Of 4o0 bus good Al 4Oc
oArs-Saes Of loads al 3ic, and 1000 bus Tree
board al 35c.
HIGHwINEs--sales Of 50 AMI Il bbls at nc, and 50
bbls al &c.
PRovIsIoNs-AIEss PoEK--Sale Of ten barrels al
Sl6,25
SMOKED AIEATs-Sugarcuned hams are more active OUl
shoulder are &c lower OF no Ms Coms'ock susai
a hans 81. Iogse l0lo rs ComS.ock's su-sr-cured Dried
Reef IL Ile and so COmstooks sugsreured shoulders
st &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-09
CMTTH & PUTNAM.-PRoDTTTGG7Ef2i R i TTG7f2i

~ FoEwartins and Commission 8Ierchsnrs Dealers "a
Selt klsh afer lIne, Pas &c also dealers In al
saIe-lts o. Goa Efick Nsre House Is3 4 - Rivsr
Sirest and q : Dock LIBERAL cash adFrnres made o.
---e-sn--e---s mhi7
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-08
TERMS.

Cooper's Clarksburg Register; is published in
Clark&burg, Va, every, Friday morning., at
$500 per rnnnum, in advance, or at the expiration
of six months from the time OF subscribing; after
which $2,5O will invariably be charged. ..,-s;
No subscription will be received for less pc
riOd than siNmonths. -.a ~ bTf ,
No paper will be discontinued except at the op-
ton of the proprietOrs, until all 9rrearages are
paid up-aIil those who do not oder their paper
to be discontinued ut tho end of their term of
subscription, will be. considered as desiring to
have ii continued. e..
Advertisements will be inserted at 81 90 per
square of twelve lines tor tho first three nser-
lions, and twenty five cents for each subsequent
insertion. '.'
a liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made to those who advertise lily the year..
No advertisement counted less thun u square.
The numbe of Insertions must be specified, or
The advertisement will be continued aud charged
accordingly, ! g.t ...r. .... . f .... la.
Acknowledgements of candidates for Office 81 90.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to insure attention must
be accompanied by the authors name and post
l;lid.
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EY REV. wM. II. FoxERDEx, ND.

't Now when Jesus was born in Bethio hem of
.'uden, in the days Of Icrod the King, behold
thGro came wise from the cast to Jcrusu-
lem. saying, Where is he that is born King of the
Jews for we have seen his star in t he east, and
are come to worship him. ."-MATTu W IL: l 2.
Eighteen hundred and fifty seven years
of the worlds history have passed since
then; and, although the luslre of that
birth star, kindIed for the purpose. was
long ago quenched by the hand of ON
Impotence; although wise men now may
hesitate to interrogate the rich and the
powerful concerning him, who thus auto
graphed his nativity in the sheen of its
siIvery rays; although no jubiIant pill
grimage is now undertaken. to do hom.
age. in the gilded nails OF Judah's palace,
to her new born King; yet to- day. mil
lions crowd the gates OF Zion. :" come to
worship him."
Nearly hundred years ago, room in
the city Of Geneva rang with the impi-
Gus prediction of Voltaire. " Before the
beginning Of the nineteenth century,
christianity will have disappeared from
the earth !' To-day. when more than
half of the century is completed, that self
same room-nay, that whole house is
stored. from floor to ceiling. with copies
of the Bible, which is but the prophetic,
historic, and aPocaIyplic recorde of
him who was born King of the Jews.
which points to the habitation of his
throne, and prescribes the mode of his
worship. go"
We, to-day, in accordance with time,
honored usage of universal christendom,
meet to celebrate the nativity of this au>
gust parsonage, although the exact date
Of the event is unknown. At what pre-
else period in the annals of the church
this custom had its origin, it is now, per-
haps, impossible to say; yet that its OBJ
servance runs far back in the history of
Christianity may be readily shown. The
decretals inform US that Telesphorus or>
dered divine service to be performed. and
an angelic hymn to be sung, the night
preceding The nativity of the Savior, in
the reign of Antoninus Plus. who sue
ceeded 10 the sceptre of: the Roman Et6
pire. A. d. 138a The FIRST distinct ira.
ces Of its obseryati6e,,i nevertheless, are Il
be found near the end OF tBs second cen
tury.o during the reign of the Y rexscrabl,
CommodGs. y. .ho ascenaed sthe throne 0
1.-THE HCasafs,s A.. d. s18o aghas the Eda,
.TfIf y Dat -n- 10 8FTTT0Fsi :
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sERENADE TO WA1kEs.4Waikef, the
'fliBuster, was serenadede at WAS shington,
on the niSht 1bf IhA "A tinstu unaoS Hsis 5siii'
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FESTIVAL OF THE NATIVITY;

Being Sermon delivered in the NJ E. Church,
South Clurksbmrq, Va .On Christmas, 1857 and
puLLished6y rcqurst Of Members Of the Church,
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Ho4a" H2 ha'ae@a' Httrq q rHaIoieeY
-1uG ed: t@i jDo Ius@ -. aal6P ,as|gm
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s4as rEprfoRs &PRorRlEToRs.
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-9oIs owl 70 a1p2Qaa afj f0 sa.4Qs sifiIl
.elI I'd h9aoiiaetC :i3ietf .s4g3ntwEOsT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-26

rzAac n. sTEELE..E. 7. moRoAE..w1. D. STEELE,
eostngton. Tenn Memphis. Tenn Memphis. Tenn
STEELE, MORGAN s. STEELE,
4 rroRNEFs AND coUNsELoRs At Law, Men,
"A phts Tenn viii pracice IN the Courts Of west Ten
asSs.s Oee n Main 81, N walkers Block. No 6, 2nt
aoor sps-sl attention paid 10 ne collection ef Chains
ecti-iy -
M. ID. WELCH,
A Fr6aEET Al Law, JscEson, Tenn. An busiEesl
a ntr1stec 70 his cars promptly sfseDded 20
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JNo. 10. TR0TrER.

A Tf0REEY FLAW. Austin Tunica county, Miss
n VIII stten5 70 tbe payment % redenptisa of
land. ethe for cite soac and viii promptly
nttend 70 be nation Of land titles n the counties
Il funica oosl oms Bolivar S11 Washington
fsne-dEs8m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-26
Srofesslonal 6ar0s.
Drs. Brock & Spiegel

HATE associ.ted Themselves fo- the purpo.s q prsc
III tieing medicne IA an CER0NIc disss-es W
uo1lo cal the attention Of fnvzlt>s &c the nunsrnu
eere. ne have. ksd are makinz IN hempAts annonl
which VIII BE foun1 Canosrs p-rmaneuy cared uIthos
ee nsa 81 cAuSTlc or KsIFE, Ol1 Sores. Serotuls
nita Sseiling SYPHILIS. Dropsey Save kgu0stism
Dsspepst. Lfver LuHgs Eyes and every vsriey OF ths
ciseases qethe E1snb rsdtcsFls cured
DR. p. q. BROCK
has oe-oted uuch tnae and exps1se D eoectnE al ths
vslneoe mecfcai ezre-ienoe and pts that existed
VIA TIE North and South American IudisnI tncsdins
tne fAk1CA Of the Tnchso, of Ashae, and the MALAY
1e-oA-maka- Of The G dsarEng of SarstsSa with the
practical Eeicsi kaoEl-dgeof cve thousand Botan-
1eel Plants, Bsrks, Rnois xa5 Herbs
Inose wishing to Avail thenselEes Of the services Of
o. bruci inforne6 tat his stay in Memphis vii
slimited 10 this su1ue-
bsing soquHinted with al Modern Languages our tx
0inations are Da@e vii hOut interpreter.
HOmo oo-neT sf N ain and Uui-u streets
tu1f-dNu-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-26
DR.. n. J. HOLMES. SEN,

LtOkhAhLl 81 Spring ktofe, and reoeltY Of bTtndon
Il HisS, has located in Memphis 70 practice she va
Keus brEnchs sf his rofesis7. For the last
years be has devoted his attention more particularly
uterine diseases and aidsUts during perturtton BE
has 9 so7istsd vi himself his son d.. Hou.s. gT.
REFERS To-Hop. Henry Foore, Ctafle. Scott, Z.
v. DixOu. A. n y sute 3 n Avery and John RJbert-
son, President Q, hsnPassnd LlftlN Rock Raj road
offICB-<ts Main street Resioencs Court street,
eeior Third Once hours 70 A n and 4 70 P. n
Dy16 IN
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affhe December Terl. 1857. of ne County Court o.
ebeIbr County Tesuessee the undsrsIsnrd took cut
s---s of sdruiDisrsfIon up1n the estate q TH0AAe
wTlIL dsoczscd An perscus indeDieo 70 sara estsis
h@-tnr csmE srsinst ssid estate Vii present then E
- uroD>rv pr8bsted Ntfsin the tina p1cssrieee %
s.si1-cIE7sn EEET0N Eokp Acziniszstes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-26


THIS Roaa from Ehselilg 70 Baltimors. fsJs
mies and . Washlngton, ttoo milesl and presents
me fae,s 4. sassn.sss essa - fs.sat and psasensef
Aesheniesi and beins soldy constructed, completely
sqaipped and eszsfny nanassd e ene Of ths at
factve and safest Railroads IN the Uufed States TIE
Centra o1io Railroad from Columbus and Sznesviletf
Nneengs nnies THIS soad With all PORTIONS Of the Wss
THE ONLY FHnousH TIcrErs FROM NEnPHts
L0visyiLLE and ST. LOWS % nc NATIONAL Ne
InoPoLIs, are sold by ths road which runs direct e
more II l. also the only line b. which baggage can b
eaecEod % UashinEton ron TIE Ohio rlve-.
~ tse NAIL ROUTE fron Memphis, take ths mat
s.eener running daily for L0usve, osnneetlng thers
VIA NAL steamers gedersonvle Rarozc for Cincln-
a Nnere they arrve . connect With the O
Eih Central Oh0 Rals0ad. thT5uEh Newark ana lanes
we. % W1einE By the express train Of this route
ne TINE tro CineiEnSt . B4tnors and 70 EAshingtoE
DE sure 70 asa sr tiessts b. the Bstiors ana ohio
k4lir1kf Route.
E-PssssDssFs frun Memphis soinz East sAr,urh A
oss can by fArough Tcets b. tbs Bsltmore and Okio
4oad ms route lays through Tlnoennes Terra Hauts
xissssipp snd eoanrsctin~ -. ,.,- s..ssa,. -,
srs Al direct aud the time st. Louis 70 Bsit0r-
or nashngton Is bat about - hours. ThrO1Eh Tcksts
~ as soie nay Be had of The Agent under the Plan
ts-'s House, the f1l0zlnE r.tes Fron 81 Iuis to
BAtlulcrs ez6 % wtshington S2s.
ths Baltimore and osis Rsisosf, hie Ies-s Tss ts. :
-alJ Tor Baltimore WashingtoE, Phnadephia "a Yes
Iork Throssh IN ls or n Aours, including stoppsgss
elN1r gI ne coEutry.
sslera comfort his Il second 70 nons IN The noa
FREIGHT5. = This company possesses ne Iarx-ss
squplnent Of any Railroad IN shc United States and e
prepared % do Immense business trsnsDortatou
The read uzkes mmiEte oounectiou wkaryes and
U the streets Of Baltimore with the Rsiro.d Phiads-
2hta and New Tork, steamers ef Ericsson and baltic
MORE sTEAMsHIP Lines, BY Canal and Sea 70 Nes
York sud b heTchznts ard 6ners Lire 70 Boston
steamers 70 Eorforx Chsrieston, Savannah, &c POI
7articuars eht ta-in copiss Whicb nay Be had
y The Forwa HelHes IN the west, % J. b. FeRD,
-eesiVias and s&rs4riins Agent a WheeliIg.
WM. s. WOOD5rDH,
Master Of TrAlsportsGon, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS. allowing The holders 10 stop Al
ny point and resume their pleasure NAV b
3urch@aad al the C0mpany's Once. No. IS, JsGerson
street doors East of TIE C0nmerczl Hotel Memphis
iune45-Iy VIZ. MORTN Agrnt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-26
Beaver Dam Springs.
hickman County Tenn.

nACAtndM OOuuty, AOuus
FORTY MILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of Prop 'ietOTship and Management
THIS eeIrbratsd wateripg-Piaoe. having been psr-
chased by the subscriber, hss been tnOroughly re-
visitors en- the
II w ntiefh OF NE
Tas late propietors having disposed Of their entire IN
terest IN The spring. the Subscriber assisted By MS
Keller I'll assume the entire grnent Of the estar-
shm-nt and neither pains cxpsRse win spared
rendeT Beaver Dam 0f The pleasant and
abb watering D a7es N the Southwest.
ACCOMMODATIONS, &C.-rhe buld- ngs have al
ben placed in excslent repair ard many iprovemenrs
sdded so that FOUR HUNDzED visitors can Be sec0m-
wiz be sDuBdAny supplied and viii be equal to those Of
arsi-eiass hotels.
EWATERS-Fse waters At Bsuvsr Dam consist q
white Grey Red and Black Sulphur ChAlybeats pr0Esn
By analysis 70 ee the sr0nge the State and
Of Freestone AID Limsstors.
AEDlJAL ArfENDAGCK-Ihe subscriber, Who has
been. for the last ten years engaged The practice Of
medicine IN NORTH Alabama ard Memphis, can be COM
mandsd Et all hours - visitors who chance 70 nsed
MEANS OF ACCESS no BEAVER DAM-Fnere are
three routes to these SPRINGS s Of which IN nne
times week and passengers win through frem hat
place in one day and Of the ausst roads in
the state. Arrangements have been made at Britt's
Lanaug. the Tennessee river. by vkioa visitors
reaching from that direoton IN and ready oonveJanos
ANUsEMENrs, Ec-yisitors win aad at Beaver Dan
q large Ball Ro0u- Tsn-Pin alleys, &C. sns truut
str the place and deer In great abundance
may be found IN the immediate vicinity.
RATES or OHARGEs.
ref "
Children under ten yesrs Of 30
servants OF al > "
A liberal deduction viii b made IN The above rates
when families remain mOsh OF during the season-
REFERENs Es-Gen. Hirton, Jackson, Mss. Joseph
Cox, Esq. Selma. Ala Dr.. Dtwess jackson, MIS-
JOhE v. LapsJ. Selma, Ala. Ne srs 3. 40 Prince,
Tuscsooss, Ala Drs- v. II. r. NeEsums Tus-
cumbia Ala +; " G. GsIaway, g. P. Foute, Esq Y D.
/ ornaf E-o Tam A. Lnonav- EFo
lumbis, Tes n THOS- =. KALLEk.
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