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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

MrsTERf0Us Advantageous Horne held
an inquest yesterday upon the body Of r. H,
Wilkersoh; who eame to his death Tuesday
night, in a very mysterious manner. The de.
ceased and R. T. Smith. carpenters By trade,
arrived from Petersburg, Va, Sunday last, and
took lodgings at a boarding house in the vicin-
ity Of the Memphis and Charleston depot Be
ing without employment, the two7took a stroll
towards the country Tuesday afternoon, and
r~etTscted thsir steps in the direction Of the city
Tuesday evening. The deceased had a shot
gun in his possession at the time. When the
two reached the point at which Vance street
iHtsrsscts the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, they lay down in a dirt car in that
locality, and fell asleep. About one O'Clock
al night, a gun was discharged, The report Of
which aroused Smith, who ayers hat ne saw
sOms one escaping over an adjoining fence.
Smith then turned around to his CON-
panion, and discovered that be had been
shot through the head, and that he was in a
diving condition, and Wilkerson breathed his
last soon afterward. The above details were
furnished TO the jury by R. 7. Smith, the con-
paBion ofthe deceased, who was the only wit
ness introduced. Esquire Horne deemed it
proper to erder the arrest Of Smith, but there
no testimony to eriminste bin, and be was
discharged. Smith, however, stated that the
gun had not been charged, to his knowledge,
Tor a period Of three months, yet it had the
appearances Of having been discharged during
he preceding twenty-four hours. The eircum-
connected with the homicide render It
! most mysterious affair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

C~rEcrsSkrI, April. 2o-Flou--hs msfkei closed
firm IT SIS hs7s- whisseI sslos q soHsl =, q q
~. lard, Il tsiIA.
NV ToHE April 2o-c1uon-tho market doses
dun silsf q i.oo0 bales Flour, nc narEet closed with
q declining te.aency; sales e 5000 hbs. C1fn, dossd
win : declining tsnden-yi sslss Of $1,000 bushsls o.
yellow q So So. Lsrd, dascf buoysst sfuNou4
susaE. dosed dun, having declined a. \. qrossd ass
toTN. CcFee. closed drn ssles . aooo bsEs. Mls-
Sc prices are siiarr but auaisnens uncbsuEod
EEw oELEAss. April N-C-tsn-si-- q aSg
bsle TIE market Is generally unehsuged The steamer,
nsws had no effect On the market. Frrighis On oottao q
Lusuool, \ % SIC Ex-hsnSs on Bcndan, = o. -.
sight srehsnse On Eev Tork- pa % \ discount.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

yUDsE BrTTEE.-AsJ Judge Brown was de-
s~osnding the steps from the Law court on Tues
day, be was bitten BY one Of the numerous
ours that stink about the city, in company with
their two legged interiors. We are happy to
state that the injury was not serious.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

WksHfEsroE. April 2o-NT. Ould, he ubtud At
tarnes, ssid The prgseouuan had thus far objected 70 the
testimony i~utreduoed By tbe deiense o. prove sdulterv
between NJ x ard Mr.. sidsies, sud The court having
ovsrruied -sue r hess o~tiections. De nu- veuid osusent
% TOE s-ainissiouc = an preofgu hat poiut-tbe o5nfs iou
anl 81. tGrest sensaiienl
NJ. Graham. Tor the defcuse. guicEiy aid ne defense
wanted time tooansider his mosfsurprisiug prupositiun
d ruuid %; DO for he prosccuuoa o. attempt b reopen
81 ne dtoTs after me evidenoe q ue vIiuesses fox tae
defense had been scattered % me four uinis ne re-
huttinE ts-nnany thea re-apsneA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

FRAoAs.-A prominent member Of the Board
Of Aldermen and a young law student, had a
difficulty on Main street yesterday afternoon.
A mutual knock down and the harmless firing
of a pistol was the result We presume a
visft % the Recorders court will follow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

MUEICfrAL- His Honor Mayor Baugh
viii leave this city to-day on a business visit
to Mississippi, and wiz Be absent a few days.
In the meantime Alderman thomas James Fin
ME viii exercise the functions Of he Mayor
alfv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

PEHsONAL.-AmOng the distinguishes stran-
gers in the city at present, is Capt. Swift, Of
the corps Of Typographical Engineers. Capt
sWia has been on duty Of late in the vicinity
Of Fl Paso, and IL how En- route to Washington.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

The GATETT THEATER-The admirers Of
the drama viii have an opportunity this even
ing TO see those especial fsvorites, Miss Van
denhoH and Mr.. swinbourne, in the popular
play Of the Lady Of Lyons. The entertain
ment will conclude with the COLLEGE Boz.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

CoSNoS Law CoUzT-Inthis tribunal mo-
tons Will be entertained to-day. In an prohs-
hiiity hs business Of the term VIII close with
the present week, when The court win adjourn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

a Among the passengers for New Or
leans yesterday, BY the steamer John Simonds
was our fellow-eitizen, Dr.. r. Carey Clark
It is his design tc visit Europe before his re-
turn 10 Meunhis.
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Ths Overland mail.

81. LoUIs, April o-The overland MAJ sru-si
here tocay. viii San Frandso dates % ne 1m uf.
bin odivide TIE Sists had rassed the Huues % Rep-
rcseutslvca.
bin slso passed the Hou=e csIlmg . mnveuuan a
delsslte fun CElfcruia, Washinstou O-eson-snd Ar
runa, 20 onsiasr e plan Or &c epuef-uction 60 . Ps-iec
Esilrosd.
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TUE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDF
sIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills

NINnArN MA1IlaDlG mHANluG u muLaIl4nN 10 ne cure g
Il an these painful and dangerous diseases incident q
ne female constellation.
umsdsratss III szossses and removes On obstruuious,
from vhaisver cause, and SPEEDY cure nay - relied
on
TO MARRIED LADIES
t i pceuiisrig suited Itwf, in . shor nms, brins %
ne maufAly period vita regularity.
CAuTION.
Thsss PIk Should noi Be taksa By females tat are
rresnSut, during The nra nhres msnfhs, . hs5 are sufs
to bring on Mis.rriasei but Il every OAer time. sad IN
every cher case, tAeT are perfectly ale.
In all Eases q Nervous sad spinal Anesiioas. Psins IN
ne BseE and Limbs. Hesvinsss. Fatigue o. Eisht sEsf-
tea. Palpitatiou q ne Heart Lsvaess q Sslrits. HTs-
tsrios SEA Hs-daohs, Whites. snd al us psiAsul a.
ssses oooasioned b. q di-orasrsd system. fhsss PIN Vii
enea a crre when az other nssns have failed.
PAL cireoions In TIE psmphict around e,ch pscsags.
sAirh sooud b carefully preserved
A btue o~aaiaining 50 pills. snt eircled With he Eor-
srnmeut stamp O Great Britain. ca Be sent post free.
fer a. and s postage sfsnps-
Sae agent for the ruite1 States aud Canadas,
JOE MOSES. Rochester, ny.
U-Chsndier 6Co., Memphis, Wholesale md Retail
Asenis, snd sid By all resPectahie druggists
EPBEWARE-Sone unprinclpied dsalez Try 70 seu
0ihsr pills, On which hey reaiire more pront. ne
nS Deceived Buy Sir james Clsrses snd no cher.
dH2-tfwawfv
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EsooURAeEe.-It Is generally understood
that Elder Alexander Campbell c~ontsmpiatss
the rs~-endowmsnt Of his college at Bethany,
Va, which was destroyed BY fire not long
since. During bis recent visit 20 tins city,
contributions to the amount Of 5000 were
received for that object, although subscriptions
wsre not solicifed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

CALIFORNIA PAFERs.-We are indebted to
Mr.. J. Banks Knox for full files OF California
papers, delivered on Tuesday last In the
absence Of the regular agent, Mr.. Knox pro-
osedsd to Helena, and returned with the over
land mail on Tuesday, simultaneously with It's
arrival IN St.LouiE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

AEoTHEH FIRE.-There was another alarm
Of FIRE at the cotton warehouse Of Mcssrs. Gun
nis 4 Hill about eight o'clock yesterday nom
ing, a result Of the fire Of the previous night,
the particulars Of which We furnished yester-
day morning. Afew bales Of cotton, which
had been somewhat damaged 5y the FIRE Of
Tuesday night, received further injury, but the
loss was uncomfortable. The alarm Of FIRE
las evening was false.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

a Mr.. Bronson, The ~well-known artist Of
this city, is in Little Roek at present, and has
commissions to print the portraits Of several
leading citizens Of the Arkansas capital
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21
Business autitss

"
THE RAeEs-The Spring races Of the Mem.
phis Course commence Monday, May ID, and
continue during the week. ap21-2w
SFABTA AcADENT LorrERrrs.-The draw
ing Of he Sparta Academy Single Number
Lotteries, under the direction Of Wood, EDDY
& Co, takes place at Augusta, Georgia, every
Saturday. An agency has been established for
the sale Of tickets in Hopeheld, Ark. All or
ders addressed to Box 266, PostoAhoe, Mem
Phis. viii be promptly attended to. Tickets,
SO; Halves, IS; Quarters and Eighths in
proportion. Iw.
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF SUBURBAN PRor-
EETY on ONE, Two AND THREE Years
TTNE.-On Saturday nex,, 23d instant, Mon
sauat, Dupree & Co. viii sell tEsnty-four
acres Of beautifully located property, adjoining
Dr.. Walker, Major Donslson's and R. A.
Parker'Aiu lotste suit purchasers. Don't for
get next Saturday. See advertisement.
TaPle-9t
Ladies and gentlemen who desire to have
themselves represented in a high style Of
beauty, art and perfection should visit the
famous Tyler & Co, opposite odd Fellows
Hall.
Crowds Of beautiful ladies are daily having
their HksBsssss taken BY the artists Tyler &
Co, opposite Odd Fellows Hall
DANAeEp GooDs.-A portion Of my goods,
having been damaged by the last heavy rain,
I viii sen them regardless Of cost
A. SEEsEJL.
nTsolm 20 Main st, Op. Court Square.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman q Co.'S column en-
fourth page.
Lands for sale-s,s Hopkins 4 Kirby's card
on the FIRST page.
See ?. H. Clark a Co.'s column.
Refer to Speed, DOnahO & sirangs's column.
Ia another column, see me ADVERTISEMENT Of
GEoEsE PATTIsoE a Co, Booksellers and
s~tationers, 2ss Main street, near Madison
street
HkEBwARE AeRrcULrURAL IMPLEMENTS,
eto.-H you are in want Of such goods, read
advertisement Of Lownes, Orgill & Co, on
fourth page.
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Ayers Ague Cure,


which ncutralizes this malarious poison 10 the
blood. and stimulates The liver to expsl & from the
body. As e should. 50 Il does cirs this Affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. Ard Il does more,
or rather does what IS Of more service % those sub
Jet 20 this infection. II taken in season Il expels
L from the system Is i IS absorbed, and thus keeps
those VINO use Il free from is attacks; keeps the
system IN health although exposed 70 the disease.
Consequently il not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of Affections which are induced
By this malignant infueuce, such as hemittent
FeEe-, chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Aguc,
Periodical Headache, OF Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers. Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarh, Asthma. Palpita-
ions, Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Mysteries.
Collie, Paralysis and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, al Of which, when arising
from this cause, VIII be found 20 assume more or
les the intermittent type. This A0UB CuRE"
removes the cause Of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This il a~ccompFshcs By stimulating the excre-
tories 70 expel the virus from the system; and
these organs By degrees become habited 70 do this
their Office Of lheir own accord. Hence arises what
We Term Gccimrtafion- Time may accomplish the
same end, bat often life IS not long enough, or IS
sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUB CUR
DIES Il a. once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is a surer as vel as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused BY the miasmaic Infection. than any other
which has ben discovered and il has stil smother
important advantage 70 the public, which is, thar
Il Is cheap as vel as good
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21

"a See Locke & Co's. advertisement for
sale Of Madison stree; lots, on four years
credit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-21
THE IMMENSE DEMAND
FOR
SINGERS " MACHINE

l. A. ItIAENrA MHlIr EANHArAHN aAlaNInAl.aa4uUa UNoNaa
II sary. a spleudid large salesroom has been atiei
~ ~ Ne. iG Hair street, neat dor o. Mckiunry 3 Co..
furniture store, o~ounecing Win Tie aiter upoo ne
ieond ncor-
The rspuauon q sISGER sEwING MACHINES
Is - well ests5lished. II j. deemed superauons e sxps-
tate upun their merits, esuecially since % b. Customary 10
advertise every KIDD Of SEWING Machine. whether aod
~ bad, A. superior, or a. least equai 10 ~ oihers But
asseruon Is not proof, and 10 sensible rersou sill trust
o 4 pufng advertisement, Whue Be can avail himself o.
ne o7portuniy q iudSinE BY personal i~uEpecti8u shat
Asoline Is best SUITED u lis purpose.
II l. impossible Tor The ~purchassr Of a singer Nachine
q b deceived, Simply becsu-s Each Machine is sid win
ne prirliese Of returning u Iu a gwen time n D. shcuH
nt prove . b What h vas represented
We're n necessary, We could point 70 q volume q fscts
Illustrative o. the maxim. " Suoces b . sure evidence
% merit" u l. we'll fnoEn that T. \. singer and "a
ward CLARK. Who constitute TIE arm o. l. y Singer a
Co. have beosue milionaires. u IL an u1denisble fact,
that Singers Nschines haze aluafs oommanisd . highef
price. ami that here i . mech lsrgcr number u them
sgll than Of anY other kini. md that hundred q fhese
years. beina suu in sgd oondinon-
singers new m~anufstorys In New Tork, 3D. Considered
a remarkable structure even IN that city q mammoth
esiahlishmsutsi yet with 81 these immense fscilnes
they are barely aide to supply the demand. which has
more than douhlel since The plhiic has discovered the IN
ence1c and wuTthlessness o. ne saures o. SEWING M
shines With Which the whole country j. deiuEsd.
Those Uho are Dot posted IN the Sewing Machine trade
vOult 90 vel % m2e a theroush eEaminsuon befors
haylnE-
~ Prices Q. slnEsris Msohines from ss5 70 Also
ist-dawu EDWARD DEAN, Agent
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EdmondsOn & Armstrong,
whsiss.ie and Rsan ne.isrsia
HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER.

Opposite Court square-Sign Of the
q 4 a q SttEruD
kEEP o-nstanfJ o. hand . fun ssaUrtmenf q articles IN
hsir he. oensisuns IN part q Frensh and Ansr.oan
Car snns Hsmock and Oah-Taaned Sole Lsaner. sairt-
nss. Hnrusss. Bride. wax and Kip Upper Lelher.
Enameid and Patent Lesther q an finisi Paf. Haz,
Chanais. Deer. Linirs and Topping suas. Also q ran
tss1rtnsut % ssiilers. shosmakrn' and Tannsrs rools,
st- Saidley, Hardware and Hsrness Nouutussuf every
varist-to which We respectfully invite ne Intention o.
usrsluz hurinr 10 oar line. aurl0lruaufv
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HfxNMpA.

A BOUT hc 6h g M.rtl. o BAR HAEA
"A Aohoh hlLE. ah-uf sx r. srvrn rslrs4
OIL an saT whether s11i II nr % marts
rccslirCcd except q knut ~ one of fe hinsNnEA
Iee-s shrw hall say between thr t1ee and fdl cansri
tT ucaru siIk Antcrai reward VII BE- EIVe1 frr ne
returu ~ sah ualls e. me. e. ~. IS Fruuf h0a.
arit-aviw JAMES A~-sASHFuHD
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DEsIRlBHSUBURBAHLOT LOTS
AZ ATrrInN-

nN FRIDAY. ne Gah inst. 81 e'cscn 1clock A..
g. Ec VII sell on the premises. TIN LOIS 1f one
and a quarter acres each. nuutIus en- Central and Carr
areuue.s being suh divisions % orlglua1 Lfs Nos 20
and ~ in ne A B. Carr t-a1f- Tese los he immaI-
steiy vest % Gov Harris. and a little east ~ tho PIreon
Rs-r FAuE-cld M h1E are an heavily uuhered. lac
veil. ana pre- very ri-h ne ueighs1rhoct b uner-ep-
u1na1te.
Also
Sour and a half acres IN IRE sourh side o. the rIzoun
Ross read, being part ~ Doc No. "a be- sane suh-dlvi-
siou. lyinE imnsdilteiy wrst or the plsos fermerly
Known As cnckrum's Tavern"
r~EhNs-One-tllrl cash 81 note satisfactorily inir- 80
With Interest aided az % dzts. bllsnce IN one and tive
Tears.
OunItuse- and rcneshmenfs free. as tsuaL
q. a OCE & Co
apt5-tE Auctiuneers and Real Estate Hrekers.
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A-Iyal ef.tbe sfenmer s.ronin.

NEw Yoaz Arrl o-ns Steamship sazonia a.
rIved here ts-days win Hluburs datss o. ne IN inst
Nu-ard, be isundsr Of u1naerts. Ael aEei r. The
Fressh AHosssadof b Hsagvsr vss oeiised 70 qui1t he
mesior Basal IN Canssguenos q ami Trendh demon
Ffrauan
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~ sasEins ms tA'aks soths rress = us vsry nse'f-
ing .na repeated nouees thsy have ussn q ny pro
fsssiousi vist 10 Nsmpbi- md 10 u puslis Ter nsir
Eina patrcsurs sna eouaasBos. Rasius received sns
non sns q he olaea sBa bss susvu citizens o. Men
pan and he visinasl 7 bsg a. re ssnetrns % az ns
my STAY here Il dravinE 20 do-e rps thass rho ga
70 aunsuit ~, I'D VA d 50 Al osoE, AN bsvs az
BESEFH~ my ~IREAIxEST sr az si.s.ss srs.5
Il ss II Of EsR ss-s ne Or, "a > 81
Sss any ssss a.imr7 regui'e ny psoisi sHeaisa -
'nssscmsui, ssus. me to b in rhHsasiph, ~ ne rssb
o. NJ ~ sn.-sy sns- sAss IN 81 raais 60 -saa
uy Ir.suTa ~ p.rse-I- rsqu.., :, -sns q, a. ~
i~nasssaal sialsn.
. !. ' a vox NosoHnsEsE
.s'l-'. o-as M Asr., s.sseps.
.v.ia.sscaB.
sTaa Eae
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500 REWARD.

d ANYWAY lasf Ih4reiav. negro nar nanes
n loHN aerd aeout - years n copper eclr. ~
ants feet e1neh-s hirh. noss ~ less. rat rase. ~
md large eyes wears 9 little mousfarhe. he -
atrFe re~arf WI b. paf IL taken crt 81 rte st.fe. so
vi psld . uAeu IN a. ststr, arl IS n ID NJ
cuurlf 81 cts. 81 thf c-isr. q sPIGFL.
srt-s~s- rnicn srsst
Re1
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1 y HARwooD--------.-..b. " AkRsADUEE-
HARDWOOD 4 MARMADUKE,
wHoLESALE GROcERs,
Forwarding and General Commission
MER on
Cor. Lsvee A wsshiusioaA Avenue.


HrILL givs prampt aftenuun to ne ssle q tram anl
w Produoe generally. Hiu an ~ crders fr Meat.
PrUvistuns Eni Bale Rope viii dispatch q he toresf
market rates. Orders respeifrly solicited.
spt7-isviy HAYWOOD &MAKNADrEE
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CRInuSAL CoURT.-In the case q Joshua
Pollock, charged with a violation Of the liquor
law upon one hundred and thirty-sight pre-
sentiments, judgment was confessed in the sum
Of $1,000, and the remaining indictments were
ignored.
The following eases were continued until
the next tern John d. Tompkins, for MALI
eious stabbing; A. Mersto, for assault with
intent to kin; and ". p Heistsnd, charged
with thsSsams ofense-
The misdsmssnor docket viii be taken mp
to-day.
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sptriaI aatif.s
Dr.. ,. HOsfeffer's Celebrated
sfosnarh 4fffrrs-

DR.. ,. HOsfeffer's Celebrated
Stomach Bftfcrs-
FOk ~ cure @ fever and Arre, D.. teyuud ~ o1ufrs-
vre. fbs sfru ~ besf ramedy lhaf lould v usef 81
o. a1ieief tr ID hessa b. ne store rafrre ne
nri si1isn- % hi. aresiiuf disease hsts ofssn
ss,a rssrenlsd y ~ ~ q AS rsishi. rsuncly NJ
" Bliars" hsTs bcea usedbs 10 p,,prieiar N .n srssn-
siss rrsoies = a. rsair-uf q Fersr and Asls. fr .
u1nosr q years. aad ~ q~oudrriul crralrs pouers .rs
~ Esom IN 70 a. pes nd re public ms. ~so
1sltrs 3 taorourh rsaosanon q ihsir eaurs sssen,
as5ula ~ hiito nee ne -nif,erG"
pr nis D. f-ussisis ft.sraHTs srsuvhsrs Sec e.
HOsrErTER a NTH,
Aanufzcur-rs nd PrFristars.
~sprs-H-sviv NJ. - water 90 - Frauf sirssl
Holloway Ointment
IS : arsreisu rsmesy b. ne reuara sf usaalas.
tals bisohss. ~. aspss taste. andatasr Hemi.hss q
ihs ain Wsrm fomuaugus shaulf mfeuds b. spri-
eauaa- peras.sn1 IN H. aas .iH sssrooae fhs ussf
rgtbru symrians q s-ronh a. -rorufoa d bah
tharoush nnd inFaTiabie.
salt stths msuuf.aorJ. ~ % Nsiisn Ls1s. Nsr
TorE anfpr an pruEslsis atac o. nd a. Or ~.
n~nIf-uEan1H
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:. MAIL LINE
FOR TOUFsVTfEE.


- - 3
EvERT MONuAT. THURSDAY AEu SATURDAY,
AT q O'cLuCE o. nj
ALVIN nANs.--.--.-- .---Wrr LE5H 1as1--
Every MuNpAT. aEAp u
McLELLAE-.-..-...T r. EuElE E1sirG
Every THURSDAY
s0UTHEREER- VI EuI1LErr maras.
Everr SATURDAY arar u
CONNECrEG Of Cairo via ns ulaa cs1ul Eal-
I r1adf AZ P1tuln With n o. {. Iaa sfaufrs nr
NashgIne anl 1I ralua on le Cm1arlau. lTcr. CO.
nca az L8urrlIe WITH he s. Mal Line e--a
JACOB sTR1DER ISL r-ELEGEAPE 70
for CInc1ua1i 1nd thence -l lsLlule IIaul Ral-osi
and la uunHllu- l.aH lra- E e--larr Ed
Plssuzs75 a-kst-ity This route 1Hl nana Nza
ant East
ThrUu-h rele.au Errn tr ---lu uI 1r5llaa ~
NeE VarE. rlillaIr1la- EaEl. Elrure nd an a1ar
naIuts
The Boats i1 THIS line are in ono 1-l.r- a- are 1z1us
raassL or SPEED. alfrr and .Iisrr-
PRIEST s. BOWEE AGEEr
M1lr8e street, arth -i1r. between Fr-r- E-- and nan
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Notice.

HAflAo teen a7Fuinted recrircr u he uoles and
II alcuuuis q the uun q PHILIPS a WHITE. 4
hereby eal On 81 rerzuns inietfed D. hen % osl 81 my
an0e sud settle TIE same.
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Fever and Ague,


tom which mankind suffer over a large part Of
the Eicbc. IS the consequences Of a diseased acton
iu the system, induced BY the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This oxhalaron is evolved By
the acd1n o. snlar heat On wet sol. and uses With
The waterv y1pof ncm H. While the sun Is below
he horz1n this vapor fingers near The earth's sur
aee. and the virus is taken WITH it through the
lungs into the blood. There Il acts As an irritating
poison on he internal Viscera and ezcreung organs
Of the BODY. The liver becomes torpid and hils %
sc-retc not only this virus. but also the BILE rom
the blood. Both the virus ard the bile acc1mulafe
IN the ~circulanon, and produce violent cunsun-
ional disorder. The spleen, the EidueyS and ne
stomach svmpathize with the liver, and become
disoriered also. Finally, the instinct Of our Or
ganism, as II N an attempt 70 expel the no11ous
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
in the Internal excrct0nos 70 force them 70 cast i
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rlshcs 70
the central organs with c0ugesuve violence, This
Is the Chill. But in this efortitfls- Then the
FEvEa foilOWs in which the blood leaves the cen
tai organs and PUSHES % the surface, as y m
another effort 10 expel the irritating poison Erolgn
that other great excrcfory= he skn. IN tbs
also &c fails, and the system abandous the att1mpt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of Strength
% reDeat the hopeless cfou s10ther day These
are the its or paroxysms Of FEvER AND AGUE.
Such constitutional disorder WI Of course under
mins the health if IL IS not removed.
We have aborsd to ind, and have found, an