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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-22

CErEIsAL CoUET-A aoAs prossgui wac en-
tered yesterday IN this tribunal IN the case q
James Hutchinson. who was charged with hs
murder Of Andrew LahiE.
Tie case Of J. Il. Greenwood, charged with
ostaining goods under false pretenses. was
continued, and hat III. D. Parker, charged
with larceny was continued until the next
term.
There were no indictments returned By TIE
grand jaFy yesterday
ASoTEER CHAsoE FoK TEExnssEE.-The
tan races over the new WoodlaEn Course 81
Louisville WI Commences Monday, the l0th
October A he spring meeting over the Lex
ingtOn Course, Tennessee triuuphsd In he two
most exciting contests, and We trus, that some
OF our choice Tennessee racers viii eoutsad
fer the prizes At Woodlawu during the coming
autumn. Oar Memphis sporsnsn have sons
promising stock that might be backed Nd with
confidence against Kentucky, o. the world. IN
which category We may mention Mr.. Round
tresS charming shy, " Martha Workman
SENIoUs UIFFIcUIrT Avn FoETurArr e
cAFE.-An ssray Occurred yesterday morning
on Front Row, between Mr. Wm Bridges, he
City Tax Collector, and Mr.. W. A. Brown.
Of the house Of Msssrs. s B. Wimismson q
Co., which originated In q mnor derogatous
to Mr.. Bridges, unds stood 70 have been re-
Peatsd ~ Mr.. Brown. Mr. Bridges, II is said,
assaulted NJ. Brown with a cane, and Mr..
Brown snapped q pistol two OF three tines a.
the head Of Mr.. Bridges, the pistol fer
tunst-iy. missing fra. n parties we're thas
SEPARATED.
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SHERRIFF,s SALE.

sHERRiEE7S SALE.
DN wrtas o. uo orders q ale &c ne tirect-f. ~om.
- ~ LW SIDE q ne Cnmmuu Law and Chancery
Court Of TIE civ o. Memphis azainsd y. y M1sniur -
Joan AcGr1fh- viii On an fay q Iu,y. 1853. In fuuat q
~ Court hq1sP teors in me city q Memphis. sell % ths
lislesi bidder. tor cashs LntNo. 9f, lnths city o. Mem
pals. fronting q feet On Winchestar street. anf ru1ninr
l@El8 heet levied On o. The property e. dsfsndauf
sen- AaIlns % atsiT Two lud-menrs-cne in favor Or
" A. hickfuri, rendered hy J. Horne. aJnslcs o. he
feace Or shelby cau1t. o. ne i5n Nay. Iste. ar $40
and costs, and the ulhcr In f1ror o. Walrsr 4 Brothers.
rrilef ~ sad J Horne % 81 Oct1hfrs 1907, ior $50 Is
and costs. ROHT n gNTu
June a is5s cea-tavm ssefi-sSssr c1.,v
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See = 4. Clark a cO.is column.

Watches, clocks, JsEslry, slIvsr and plated
ware fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A J. Warren 4 Co. 293 Main street.
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THE DrNocRATIc ASSOCIATIONS meets resa-
larry al their han, on Adams street every
Thursday evening, Al eight e'rioek
VA. Z. ConRorL, President
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Holloway Ointment ana PIN

WITHOUT hrs Ae rohsrofa mniiy vouid b Aa-, a
NJ nomes-ic RaTrsian q ~ uiasssensh s-nfurvt n,
one seiiasn a suTs rszeiT ir eztaneous dlssresrt. a
ne othsr fr intcrnsf disssss-
So e. ne nsnl.aeiory. NJ, q Naifsa Lahs. ~
Tsrk snt b. sI Dfuess a A. IS e.. and A. s.r
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GofaI Mlatttrs.
"wednesday MornIns.: June as, tsss.

Arrivals and Departures OF trains.
MENrHrs KNp CHAELrsroS-Trains suivs
at 200 A. II. and $40 .. NJ Depart at 1910
A. \. and 7s3o ?. ~
MENFHu AID oHIo.-Trains arrive at
1000 a. X. and 700 p. H. Depart at7sSA.
n. and 40 .. n.
MrszIssfrrs kxp TrSzEssEE.-THains ar
rive a. 1870 A. n. and 500 ?. n. Depart at
500 A. n. and 200 ?. -.
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"A Teacher NAMED

lruteesc f BOLIVAR hALE ACADEMT farfrs
Il % euraT an eNpericuc-I rTa-har % Errlsh 80
ne Classics % uEe ct1-ge % his lusltuucu a. fra
Session oamueucluEthe trst Monday e. s-rrrmb-r. fEq
a1l. IS prrterreI
AIRY % TIE undersigned. ar Bolivar. tennessee
GEORG W0OD.
mHHA=fHaWs Hnnirmnn ~ the WlnsH
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Brsskinriags coal en pTirs rsaassds Now b
The tins to bay. 2nhros. 4 Co, q Mouros
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wines
mn % re a. men q Vrugruy aut ate % make So
uer Elaraltae. 8Ena-re. o q
nsta.
hhs signed b. he Unltsd States District Tuire. rai-
tee sfate district afturrey, ~colectcr, or navy agent
n. ,r-,.
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AsswEA-g INN. Or vm can At No.
- Worshan House he WI rsssivs proposal,
for his business. II
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Ciass Ne q, Iron. No p. cpites aud nails- NJ. "a
LEAD. 1inc and Tin No. e. HamEsrd No q. Paints.
oufs &c. Ne =. PAX ca1ras- ~. -. Gotten 1nras.
10 ., Flsn and cotton tElne. no. ~. Leather. ~.
- Hose. Ne. - Brushes. No. IS Buufi1g and dy
goofs- No =. Pltch. tar, r1sin. No -. TaIIow. soap.
81 10 - snip e~haudlery. No. a., stafi1nsrE. No.
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AIs0 Something eood 10 Drink.

NLAhEI Einas q III bsst brsnss; Wkfss %. s-,,-
d@s OF hubn chtnp.rus. Pen ast Hss-rI.
Hlns - MIcHELL 4
- PToTl1s 4 stswsrts EiN4.
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Cincinnati, and having no free papers, deposit
ID q gold watch and chain as an assurance
that be would establish his freedom hereafter,
and take oct the Necessary papers.
sALAuEs-Itwllb be seen By our council report
thstths Finance COMMITTEES Yesterday present.
Cd > majority and a minority report, upon the
subject ufthe ~salsTiss Of such city officers as the
city charter requires he council 70 fix. The
salaries a the sane officers during the present
eorporsts year were: Mayor $3.50, Recorder
$500, Marshal $500, Capt Day Police SIS
per month, Capt Night Police $50 per month.
swISDLISe TEANsAcTloE.-A PREDICATE wo-
nan, who represented herself as TIE wife Of
Mr.. Lorraine, the wen known New Orleans
cotton merchant, (and who stopped at ons Of
our leading hotsls) flew days since succeeded
in swindling a prominent government Official,
Of this city, ont Of the sam Of forty dollars.
The telegraph wires exposed The yillainy.
Nor 4 PAETNEE-A statement having been
published that Mr.. n. B. Forrest, Of this city,
was a Partrer Of Brodnax, against whom .
true bhl has been found for selling Africans
ss slaves, that Eeutleman desires It to BE-
known that be is no partner Of Mr.. BroeBsx,
nor has any business relations with hin. He
id 9 while ago sell some negroes for him, but
knew nothing as 70 where be procured them.
USFEovoKED AssAUIT-We are Informed.
that one Aahlsn Hakel, a late pilot on the
steamer Poouh0aias, made an unp-ovoked as
ssult upon Mr. Chas. Kenddek, the clerk Of
the boat, last evening. Mr.. K. received q Sc
we're blow on the cheek Tie attacking party
took passage on the steamer Gen. Piks for
Louisville, and, although q warrant was issued
for bis ares, no arrest, We believe, was made.
CANBfDkTEs' MEETTEe-Wm. NJ. Perkins,
Esqy a candidate FOR Mayor, having secured
ODD Fellow Hall Tor tomorrow Thursday
evening, win address his fsIloE-eitizsns On
municipal affairs On that occasion. He invites
the different candidates for Mayor to be pres
sBt and participate in Tire exercises. Wetrusf
there viii Be a fun attendance, as impytsnl
topics VIII Be considered, and The views II ghs
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Pixies ear Cold Mines.
ST. Louts. June a-Reporis have been received A.
LeaveuvoriL CITY oonarminE he richnss Of The mines
Il y stated ihat returned miners - rstrsoius their
step.
SteambOat Burned.
ST. LouIs. June 2I.-The asanbosi Mornins star
vas burned 81 BisseIT's p5inf ne lzt = esfmat.s a
s2a ooo-lnsared tor sI9oo
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4UEoD1F PICKET
For White and Little Rel Rivers 81. Charles assHEarn
D. A71 Augusta Grand Q ai1s and JacEs11q1-l
TNhE new and hFhf trsught PASSENGER
Il steamer EVANSVILLE Abner Baird LarZ
Master. Chas rayo-, { srt vi leave puuc-
tra-T 80 above every ESD as ]. Il F- f-stzht
or passas8 apply on board or %
mE2s-3m PRIEST a BOWEN ar--ts.
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u. =. MAIL LINZ
FOR LOUISVILLE,
- - -
EVERY NONDAT. HCBsDAT AND sArUkDAY.
AT 4 o'cLoE ? 81.
LAMH- Mar-r.
Every MONDAY. atFP.m
Aoa8 AcLELLAN.---...--L n. ERwIN. Martsr.
Every THURSDAY. atgP-M-
soCTHERNER-------...G. ". ~rRrPLrrr. Maatsr.
Every ~sArURDAT. H4P
CONNECnNG at Cairo with TIE Illinois Central Raj
road aPadu2h win the Q. 8 Nail staamsrs n.
Melville and az pslnts on hs Cumbsriand river. c.
ueI az Louisville with IeU g MfI Line Steamer
JACOB sTlADER nj TELEGRAPH NO
Cor tiuclnuali and thence wa the Little Mani r. .Harr
tt is ooane1ing lnesot road 70 on ne Northsru snd
Eastern Cities
Psssenser dckstedb BY this routs to an points Norm
and East
Thr0ugh recelps given Tor cotton. etc. destined sr
New Iort, Phiadelphia, Boston. Baltimore and al 7-har
points.
The boat IN tls line are n ans order, and are m1u--
passed Cor speed, comfort and safety
PRIEST a BOWEN, AGENT8.
Monroe street. cuth side. between Front Row and Nan.
del1-6m
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A Ran cHzEeE.-k millinery establish
nsnt In the most favorable thOroughfars, and
fitted up hsnds0nsIy Is hereby offered for sals
with part % the stock and transfer Of the lease
on the house. Terms easy. address,
June is-lw. NJ n. o.
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TusT reserved and on hand large sssortmeuf q SEA
y s1net dear Wnits Pine. Cypress ard Poplar T. "a g
md linn Elck, dressed md ru1f11rinr FrsuiuE Ian
Der, Sis. ToiEt- studina. sneatiug, and sainEles Dreuec
and ruf WeatherboardlnE. Also. q large To- Or Red c.
ar Fercs PsSts. n = COTHRAN.
fsBeo-iy-iers wnhinrtoa g. ant Center Lsndiza
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Wli1eEs-
Ths schedale whih the bitiar enctazea ms. BE- pasted
Dhls err, and each q mem signed b. hLn- Opposite
each artre IN &c schriuia ne prics uut - ssL ne
A11urt csrriet o1ts he E~E-reEaie hotsd % lr eacl
dass anfhs anouut ukeWile written nEords
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Attorney-GeneFaI.

NhHsauth1dfed o ann1uncs = @ s~uACELEFORn,
o. CarEsviis. canaidats tr At-tarnsy-Grneral aad Re-
PsrieJ ~ a. siir. see Z. L T. snoeL resigned
Eor -
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ltookLIN ~ %

Class No s EeioE pine plank st1ck los. No. 10.
Nhits plne 10 n. Ash, cypress. vhfie-oak hasf basris
AeeA hdck walnut. cherry. cE- No. ~. LaclEr. Ne
~ W1iie-1sh cars. hlrkorV bars. and ruus- No. rs.
Hhfte-oak saves add heatlnE. No rs Bllck s1ruce
70 ~ Liucuvlne. Ne q, iror- No. p. spites
ard 1nl 70. p. Lead. nm. and TN. No. IS. Hare
Hlrd. No. =, Paints, oils. etc No 5. FEz anvas.
Ao-9. Cgitcn canvas No 81. FaE and cofton tEins
Ne 81. o1sa- Ne "a Leather. Ne. % Hcse. Ne.
e. HuAes Ne. IS. Bunting nd fy aods. 10. 81.
finh, ar. resin Nc. ., Tah1vs soap, cal. 10. az,
nap c1Eullary- No-4Q, Stanouery. 10. a., Firs ucod
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l--rG -- In he STATE d.
- hereby aEree q furnish and deiver. Ia na re-
PecuFe nav yards. al ne sriicies named 10 Ne esscs
Herfuut1 aunerei. aErfeatle % ne p~rrV1slauE 81 The
eheduiea therrfar ard IN cauf1rnifv with The atrer .ss-
u~nf oftae Bureau " tprstrurtioa, etc .of ne leh 81
M, 1879. st1ufu NJ trtr BE- accepfs- I~raauesf g. D.
~sttreEeet l--s ana TIE o1fract sent 10 me
turs and certificate.
Sl1,sf--a-
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oInabufgs, Brown Donssties and osnaburg
Stripes, By the bale or piece, We VIII sen at
Eastern prices A sEESsEL,
js9-1n No. z33 Main street.
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20 suit nnilies an u1rra
EGRAuAM 4 LEES
AZ No ais Malu street.
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fourth page
Lands FOR Eals-sss Hopkins q Kirby's card
on the first page.
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DDS riH Be ress.4ed 81 ne sase9 ae ~ cs- a.
~ Fnee- unEil June - for aaEginr tbs civ Marfet
Ao4aa. hAa WI - receiFtd fr s1ct frwr ar -
ntet1er JOIN D. hOBIFgON.
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A BEtruFUL R~EsrDeECE. d s1uas rtmDhis. via,
"a eFhinooma aatdrssainE rluns auachcL girb sverv
other e1aFenlence. An new AFpiv .
YOUNG, HuLT& CO
"a Sas sc Msfn stree. m ri.f-.
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passed iof apeell 1o1liart and safety
PRIEST a BOWEN, AGENTa.
Monroe street, suth side, between Front Row and Main
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sins;urss Of tw0 guaranbu c D
Z =.
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Gnbert's Ely Traps,
water Cooler

ROCSDs GOOD WOOL -
WE'D w KESAN HILL
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ed oGess, suiiabls for scnul.slon msrehaHt
js12-iw.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

v. 7. F1uz1Ea.g. y. ELnaspsr.wnc..nrn.o
EwNHHr.. LHUw MamunNa 49,.
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Ala. Nssl, fron the eommittss on Fire De
Psrtmsni. reported IN favor Of aresoiatioa for
bidding the admission Of any other Tolnnteel
FIRE company in tbs city, and for the tOTmE-
ton Of a pay department in connection with
the steam Ere engine now building for the city
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a Aeu1ta ereT UEsDAF mapm ustrrr-
aATrRDAT
Steamer Victoria.
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Class No Is, Hck sp-ucs. No. q, Irsn. No p
spikes anf al No %. Lead. 1c. sEd TN. 40 IS.
har1Ttra No q. Paints. OILS. etc No -. Flax en-
vas- NJ. - C5tion canvas No %. Flax and uuan
tUine- Ne. 81. Glass. Ne. a, Leather. Ne. -. Hose
No 81 Brushes. NJ. IS. Bunting and dry gods. 70.
-, Rlich. tar. usin. 10. 81 TauoE, s5a1. ana on
No =, snip ehaudlsry. No. 20. Stationery.
WARRINGTON, FLORIDA.
GAS Ne To- waite pine Ne y, Biack walnut. cher
y, ETC. No. IS. Whits-oak slaves End heatinr. Ne.
81 lrul. Ne. p, Splkss and nails. Ne. .. Lead uuc.
and In Ne Is, HARDWARE ~. p, Paints, ois. etc
No - cqt1n canFas- No ., PAX and ootton irvine.
~, o. Glass; No e, Leaiher. 10 a. Hose. Ne.
~ hushel No. %, Buntin< and dry gods. No. 81.
fltch Ur. rodin. No - Taiovs sap, ell 70. -,
ship ct1nIerT. No. ~, siatcnsry.
uy15-FWtE
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Clas No = Whits-ak puniscuous timber. No. II.
Ash, eyrIesa Whlte-oak boat boards No ~ Blaci
walnut ehsrry. No. "a White-alh ears and hickury
bara- Ne -. No. 81. Iruns No p.
sptes anf halls. NJ. "a. Lad. rinc. and tin. No IS.
No ACottal carFai- No. 30 Pax and octiul tEins.
Ne q, GasL Ne ~. Leather. Ne. q. Hose. No.
~ Brushes No 4. Bunfing and dy Erods No. 81.
Plich, tsr. rosin. No Is. TaloE. s0zp, OF. Nc. a..
ship dhandlery. Ne. a.. Stationery.
W~AsHlSGrON. DISTRICT or. COLUNEIA.
Class No 10 Waite pine. No q, Iron. No. =,
S7iks andnals- No "a Lead, zine and IN No "a
Pc ira No Is HARDWARE. No. 81, Anints. and els.
70. 81 Glass No. ~ Leafher. No B TaIiaV.
soap, OIL No - slip chandley No. "a. Tank and
galley lrcn- Ne. a, Chain irun. No. as Inr1f COZ
lsr. 10. q BsLlawE No. a P.Ie.-
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urthes lnformatila app.T 81 hoard y ~ 1sosr.
z EAwUN9s
&c Aa-n street.
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ForSyth, Jameson & Bro, wholesale gro
GERS and eommission merchants, have re-
moved 70 their new building, No. 81, Front
Row, and are now resdyto offer Inducements
to sountry merchants and city trade.
Also have for rent some 6ftesn well ventlat-
cd oaess, sultahla for sonuI.sInn m~.-chanfa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-17

Wood, WoOder, We0deStl!!
|rOoD WOOD WANTED ON eUBSCIP-
~ ton, 1t tbs of5eA inmsdistsly,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-17
CATHARTIC PILLS.

lie SCIENCES Of Chemistry and Medicine have
peeh taxed their utmost TO produce this best
most perfect purgativc which is know n to man.
lnnumerabe proofs are shown that tkcse p lis
have virtues which surpass in excellence tho
ordinary medicines, and that they win un.
preeedcnfedIy upon esteem of all men. They
are saic and pleasant to take, but powerful 70
cure ihcir penetrating properties stimulate
the vital activities Of the body. remove the oh
structions Of its organs purify the blood. and
expcl disease. They purge out fhc foul hu.
mors which breed and grow distempcr, slim.
ulate sluggish or disordercd organs into their
natural action, and impart healthy tonc with
strength to the whole system. Not only do
they cure the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous dis
eases that have bat1ied the best Of human skill.
While they produce powerful effects. they are
at the same time, in diminished doses. the
safest and best physic that con be employed
Tor children. Being sugar-eoatcd, they arg.
pleasant to take: and being purely vegetable
arc free froul any risk ct harm. Cures have
been made which surpass belief were they not
substantiated BY men Of such exalted position
and character as TO forbid the suspicion of un.
truth. Many eminent clcrgymcn aud physi-
clans have lent their names to certify TO the
public the reliability Of my remedies. Wills,
others have sent me the assurance Of their con-
victlon that my Preparations contribute i'm
me.nsely to the relief Of my afflicted, suffering
fellow-men.
The Agent below named is pleased 10 fur.
nIsh gratis my American Almanac, containing.
directions for their use and certificates Of their
cures, Of the following complaints:
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rhcuma.
tism, Dropsy, Heartburn, Aeadachc arising
from foul stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Nor.
bid lnaction Of the Bowels and Pain arising
thcrefrom, Flatulcncy, Loss of Appetite, ali
Ulcerousana Butaueous Diseases " hich REQUIRE
in evacuant medicine, Scrofua or Kings Evil.
They also, by pu' flying the blood and slimu-
!ating the system, cure many com plants which
i would not be supposed they could reach,
such as Deafness, Partial Blindness Neural
gia and Nervous irritability, Deran cements Of
the silver and Kidneys, Govt, and other kim
ared complaints ARISING from low state OF the
body or obstruction of its functions.
DO not be put off by unprincipled dealers
with some other pill they make more prof. on.
Ask for Ayers Pillf and take nothing else
No other can they give you compares with
this in its intrinsic value or curative powers.
The sick want the best aid there is for them.
and they should have it,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-17
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

FOR THE RA'I I'D CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, EEOarxencxs, Infln
enZ;s. Bronchitis, VhOOping
Cough. Group. Asthma. kia-
CIpicMt. OnSa.lalulicla.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-17

Richard J. Foster convicted Of bur-
glary, at the late term Of General Sessions
Charleston has been sentenced to be
hung on the 25th Of March. They are
hard on burglars in South Garolina.-
En-.
we suppose that man who would
shoot negro, would be liberated upon
the payment Of fine. But for the
commission Of burglarious act, he
must pay the forfeit Of hip liee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-17
HAVE Won SEEN THEM

HAVE You SEEN THEM I
That superb Engraving, "THE Will
AGE BLACKSMITH, and the beautiful
ART JOURNAL, which are furnished to
the subscribers Of the Cosmopolitan Art
Association, can now be seen at the Post
Office for short time only. See adver.
rtisemcet elsewhere headed-New Fea-
ures, SIC.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-17
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-17

Cough. Group. Asthma, Rii-
Cipacnt, I OnSa,llptiCIs.
And for the relies Of consumptiye patient. in
advanced stages Of the deceasc.
We need not speak TO the public Of its VIZ
tues. Throughout every town, and almost
every hamlet Of the American States, it's won.
derful cures Of pulmonary compla ints have
made il already known. Nay, few are The
families in any civilized country on this con-
tnent without some personal experience OF its
effects; and fever yet the communities any
where which have not among them some liv-
ing trophy Of its victory over the subtle and
dangerous diseases Of The throat and lungs
While IL IS the most powerful antidoio yet
known to man for the FOL midable and danger.
Gus diseases OF the pulmonary organs, it is al
SO the plcasantcst and safest remedy that can
be employed for infants and yonng persons.
Parents should have it in store against the in
sidious enemy that steals upon then ,.np.s-
pared. We have abundant grounds to believe
the Cherry Pectsral save moro lives by tho
consumption it prevents than those il cures. :
Keep it by you, and cure your colds while they
are durable, nor neglect them until no human
skill can master the incxorable cnnker that
fastened on the vitals, eats your life away
All know tho dreadful fatality Of lung disor-
ders and as they know too the virtues Of this
remedy, we need not do more than TO assure
them it is still made tho best it can be. We
spare no cost no care no toll to produce it the
most perfect possible, aud thus afford .ss
who rely on il the best agent which our skill
can furnish for their cure. Prepared by DR..
J. c. Aver, Practical and Analytical Chemist.
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by DR.. +. Barton, Toledo; Peter Brush
4 Bro, Monticello; E. Rugglcs & Co., Indian
town; VIM. Vogt 4 Bro, Iowa City; and Agts
in every town in the U. S.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-17

The city Of New Orleans has encoun
tered another obstacle to her commerce,
The mouth Of tho Mississippi is con
stantly filing up. and at the last &C
counts there were only fifteen feet wat
er on the bar. Twenty ak vessels were
inside the bar trying to get out, and
nineteen outside trying to enter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-17

Vic. Ward the young rascal who was
whipped by the schoolmaster Butler at
louisville and for which another Ward
assassin killed the schoolmaster, recent.
" on Mississippi boat fred revolver
at man named Cameron, shooting off
the lip Of the latter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-17

Mr.. Kallock is now the most popular
clergyman in Boston. He very rarely
breaches when he is not listened to BY
at least $500 persons. Generally his
auditors arc young persons.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-17
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