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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part q
he globe, Is the consequence Of a diseased action
IN the system, induced By the poisonous miasm q
vegetable decay. This exhalauon IS evolved By
the action Of solar heat on wet soil. and nses with
the watev vapor from Il. While the sgn Il below
me honz0n thls vapor fingers near the earth's sur
Gle. aud the viras Is taken With Il through the
lungs into the blood Thereit acts Is an irritating
puison on the internal viscera and excTerng organs
e the body. The liver becomes torpid and ala 70
socrcte not ouly this virls, but also he lie from
the blood Both the Virus and ts BILE ~accumulats
IN the circulation, aud produce violent oonsdm-
h1aal disorder. Ths spleen. tia kidneys, and the
stomach sTmpzLhzs viii the liver. and become
ds5rdercd aiso. Finally, the instinct q our Or
VlaiEm, as Il 10 an attrupt 20 sxpsl The noxiou
~infusi1n, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
II the internal exeretoues % force them % casti Il
OF. The blood leaves the surface, and us1es %
lie central organs with congeshTe violence. This
6 the CH1LL. But "a this edo1ithls. Ihm As
FEvER fol0Ua, 10 which the blood leaves the en-
tral organs and PUSHES % the surface, a.
another ea5r % sEpel theiHitataE Polsou Arolgh
that other great Ccrstoy-he tan II tns
also % hla, and the system abandous he attempt
exhausted. and ziu hr the recovery o sEmgth
% repsst tina hopsless efort tnother day. Iseo
are tha Ga or psroxysns Of FEvE2 ASD AouL
Such constitutional dsordar VII Of co1se U1dsz-
mfne The health Il L = not ranJred
We have Asorsa . fad, and have @znd a.
a~aHH-Hm
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q We were called on yesterday BY our
young friendly. E. Bowers, OF the Bolivar
DcmOerat. He gets up a good paper, and we
commend Ii 10 Cur business men a. an excel
lent advertising medium.
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Eatfst glr1s By T6Irgrapb.
Additional Intelligence per North American
GREAT DEFECT N THE INDIA REVENUE
run EARL or nIsTo Is DEAD.
SERIOUS STRIKES IN LONDON

SEW ToEK, August i6-The Following b 10 oddities
% the summary q ne Es-s Of ne steamship NoFl
American. which len Liverpool On ne ard last. and A.
nved q Father Point. c. T.. % Saturday.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
RSoLASn Ia the House o. Commons The Increased
inooms IN bin, proposed By Nr. G~lsdstans. vas ordered
% a third reading.
sir. c. Wed has made : auancisl statement 10 re-
card 70 he Stairs q the q India. IN whidh
be saTs Inst The ssumaisd expenses for the aletl yer
aaouni 70 ~foriy-slx million pounds sterling. and she e.
timaie revenue amouats 70 only m.riy-nFe snd four
anh million pounds sterling. This deneit has been par
italy provided Tor but here are Sill ave minlons nee
essary, which ft Is proposed % raise By q further Loan
Nr. Bright advocates q rstren1hmeuf o. salaries 10 ne
hTmT nd civn service. A resoiuuon DO fsvur 81 nsE
Gre minian loan vss sdopted.
NJ. Mines i~nircduesd an address 70 me Queen. praying
ir associations win The United States, viii a view o.
preventing assaults and cueiues up3n The seauen en-
gagged Ia traac between the twa o~onntriss. This motion
Was ugreed b..
EK-Presideut Pierce hss arrived a. Liverpool. sHi l.
expected g. sail Tor New YORK in shout . fortnight
me deatb o. the Esr q Miuio is announced.
NJ. Latourdhsrs has been created D peer
serious strikes are esHy eoeurr.us ia London suious
The esrpeuters, who demand an abTidsmento % the hous
Of labor; and amons the employees o. nc gas oouTs-
nies. who demand increased vases. Al te latest &C.
osuais the city q London VS. 10 great danger of being
IN total darkness.
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SovTH C~AEoLrSA IssTrTuTE FAIA-ne
annual fair Of the South Carolina Institute
viii be held IA Charleston on the 18th Ncyen-
Der. It VIII be remembered that this Institu-
ton offers liberal premiums for the promotion
q art mechanical ingenuity, and industry.
All articles intended for premiums must be en-
tered BY Friday, the 18th OF November. For
further information VIC call attention to Tue
card in another column
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wAsHISaToS. August 10 -ProfcssoE Al1sn8sr
Dsmlt1. traussier 60 he State Department has bsen
arp intsd Minister o. C1s.s Ro- snd N.csraEua. ne
Administrators deny that nsy hare resolved % abzuIlo
their posiuon On PsivstesIins. he Adniutsttaficn
strictly insist u It's rstsnuoa o5Husry 70 ne statement
oftho Lcndon Herald.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

DsEIssEo-The case Of John McKson. who
was charged with breaking open a stateroon
door On the steamer Philadelphia. on the LIST
inst, with the intention Of committing a rob
beTy, was dismissed BY Esquire Horn yester-
day, there being no testimony to criminals The
zrrnraT
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Business aOtitfs.

PouLrRY, CHOICE FAnIrT G~aoeLElEs. ETC.
Messrs. s,ligman 4 Co. have fttsd eP ana
stocked : large Pouitg lard, a. ih- corner Of
Linden and s.. Patrick streets, IN connection
with their FRANKLY Grocery, ana are now pre-
pared to furnish Hotel-, Steamboats,, and pri-
vste families win an kinds Of poulty, Ia any
quantity, delivered free Of charge, and at the
lowest market price. The chickens are allow
ed to run free IN The yard, THIS rendering them
superior to those generally offered In market,
which are kept In eoops. selignsn Co. also
keep constantly on band a complete assortment
Of Family Groceries and Provisions they also
daily BY railrosd fresh Butter and Eggs
Call and examine for yourself. al4-iw
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ARRAY IT THE LASDNs.-Just before the
departure OF the steamer -flios TiriGa, last
evening, there was an ARRAY between the mate
and other employees OF the boat. No one was
seriously injured. Two OF three arrests were
made OF persons connected with the aFrsv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

CoSTrEUED-ns examination Of J. NJ.
Drake, who is charged witt shooting J. L
Nelson, which was set for hearing before Is
quire Hor1e yesterday. WAS cont nusd til 9
O'Clock tomorrow.
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DomestIc ,Inrkets b. TeIeEraPh.

Domestic ark by Telegraph
NEw OHLEAss, Auzust D-sales Of Cotion toHda5
TO bales-the market eiasius % unchanged rates saies
Of new cl;;ou At isse; $50 bales o. new Cotton re-
ceived to-day. Corn closed 1um having deeilnd is-
quoted Al soe.
NV ToRK AuEuat i5-c5ftau cised duli. FlouT-
sales q 500 brs Corn-iha market co'ei tuaT-
snii sales Of q 600 bushels atz- fs new m.zst Pro
visions crzsd steady.
CIscTxSAEt. Auzza i5-FouF-The maEEst dased
DIN al e. 5oas7O. Oats closed duh aiGS4ie wis
~ g7Er
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M

IRE subscribers are prepared % o. an work nthe Inp
i q MOVING. RAISING n sTRAIGHrENING.
BUILDINGS N IfF lily n N-EIGuBORLEG
C0rNT---
Apply tlrouEh The Pust umlc. or At the residence q
p Brsty % Exchange street between laird and Fyurh.
near the Bayou. p BEAnT n Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

A F~ESERAHLE BIsHoP-The Rev. Joshua
Soule, D. D., senior Bishop Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, preached a sermon
at Lebanon, Ohio, On the 31st ultimo. L is
stated that some Of his illusions to his early
ministerial life, the deaths Of his former col
leagues, Whaieoat, McKendree, George, and
others, HereFery touching. "SNty years ago
said the Bishop, "on he 5h Of January last.
I left ny fathers house to begin the work Of a
Methodist travelling preacher, and this dav,
July 3lst, I close the 18Th year Of nv life"
lie spoke with bis usual distinctaess and com
pass Of voice, sufficient r. make himself heard
b. a large congregation.
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DIED,

Yesterday, o. ooagesiion q tie Inns GEoHsE ".
GAY. Cisrt Of the steamer s.. FRANCIS No agad about
% yeurs.
The friends and soguaiutsnccs q he deosszei are in
vltsd 10 attend his fnerui from the Tesidenos q s. X.
Plaksr-n. on Exchanrs street a. 10 oiciock fhis morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

ATTESFT TO THROW A TRAM or THE
TKkcK--SOme villain placed a cross tie on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, six miles beyond
Humboldt, on Sunday, with the design OF
throwing the train of he track. Fortunately,
when the train approached the locality, it was
running at a SLOW pace, and a fearful accident
was sverted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

DHE CUsToM HoUsE.-This popular resort
is daily becoming more popular. It is located
on Union street, between Main and Front
Pow
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For Sale.

Is order 10 enter ERE m1-arE'lv into The Grocery
4 a1f Pr1iu0e business. 10 which ! am u5w suEaEaI. Z
Propose selling ne following desirable rrUperiy
Tao hts olr1eT Mal1 and Linden streets. one buuse
and Ilf il Csausv-u's Addition u Memphis, and one Do,
3 feet front 90 Georgia street. adioiniug ny present
residence ca Hcusut1 Road
Tais g. NJ. ! property. sniw.I De sotcheau fr casl.
or EXCHANGED Cor GrucFries. OF sold par.lF on time snl
balance cash.
For further paIuGlars sppy o.
THOS LEONARD.
aulC-1w Real street. Mamuhia
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REsrsEED.-We were Informed officially
last evening that Hon. Cave johnson had re
signed the Presidency o. the state Bank Of
Tr-~nranp
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

q c. W. shylark was fined 50 by The
Recorder yesterday, for selling meat 10 mar
ket without license.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

INV ToRE Auzusts IS -ras banf natsmsrf
90 ne usck eadiHs Sturdy. us l5A lost. shsvs an
ip.-sass IN sPsels % nesrl sEo,o0o. nd fsareass be-
paut q uPv1res y SIZE oo rts sstsnaut does
% i15ues tie uauascaeus y rc 1ftissmeH'. hsas.
&C. ne Chsihsm saa Nora Azed-la bsnl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

FAMILY sUFFLTEs-The place 20 obtain
fresh and cheap family supplies is a. Messrs.
Clark, J. Morton 8 Co.'s, at No. 6 HoWard's
Row. They are selling their best family -four
far below the market price, and have a large
eonsLenneHt Of hay, oorn, oats, ana potatoes,
which they VII Close out az The cheapast rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

e-We are requested to say that the com
mittes appointed on the Memphis and s. Louis
RAILROAD sTiH meet This evening at ( O'Clock,
at the once Of S. P. Walker, on Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

q H. J. King & Co. have received a sec
und lot Of that superior Martsl Brandy which
is 50 highly appreciated BY all Judges Of the
Genuine article.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

The HoUsE-NovEHs.-M essrs. Brady q
Nichols continue to do a large bushes in their
peculiar line. They are constantly moving
houses that were deemed immoFsble, and have
raised many bu ldings that were thought to be
permanent Those who have anything to be
accomplished in their line, should make imme-
diate anplcation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

q Our sanetum was illuminated yesterday
BY the radiant countensnee Of cur Old friend
and fslIow-cidzen, J. b Lamb, Esq, who is
al present on a short visit TO the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

z Dr.. L. Yandsllh has removed to Memphis,
and offers bis services TO the citizens In the
various branches o. his profession. His Office
is the one occupied BY his sOn In Provinis
Block, near be corner Of Main and Gayoso
streets, in the rear Of THE Gayoso House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

BUSINESS WASTED.-In a dry goods, groee-
~ or commission house, by a man Of 10 years
experiences In the mercantile business In Mis-
sissippi and two years In this city. Apply TO
E. NJ Avery GayosO Savings Instituts.
aug Civ.
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HltNuaI.
MORE no BE ADMIRED
rnAN TIM
Richest Gde 1n
Esra hy Kings or Rmperors.


Vera BY Kings or EmPeroTs.
WAaff Wv q Besus5frI Had Of HatT
DECAUsz e b 10. ornament q Cd himssif psEide'
~ fr 81 car r-cr Ars1-r. aAnonel
tkom ever 81 hrlrhuV iu ne rtaginE c1eeE ne 80 y
-Frr % SPARKLING. ne Teen BE- NE - peHr m,
eead b. trrefr ~ is o1FerluE 81 tla BAR nc MArea -
Arfvei-l, harat and fry. - w1rHr e1l. n spnnA
Prof. HocdE HAIR Eeselurisa. = Ud $40 e arr
uass . EeeE vhi resiore End p@rmsneuu1 fNlr- e.
sleh an ornameuf Nead IRE fuiidwlng az lrdGe ~
writer q ~ art is ~ celebrated pisnist IhslbeE
EEW ToRH Aprl -. 80.
N WooD-leaf 81 fuu4i ~ 70 eu -
n ooliEs1ana ] sm rnier iaf ~ ene-e r@lerelac
ny hair % ~ oririn1l oaarf sho1t Ie eued NJ All
7al In Ne Uuited ststes e vss snridy oeuuminf gay
boz up1a ne atpiicasiau u yoar Halr Restorative" O.
900 F-auFsred IL orisinai ius fconsl3sr y1ur Rssio
rzliFe - . Vsry runisrful Evslttons cutie em1allo1s a.
eel Sszssasis. Ian. dssr sr years g
HDryrh ~ s~uyuetrsa"
west SsEspspeF OGcr. ts Nszan--s Apul r. -
Prof o. J WooD-Desr Sir some ann or 80
Feska ago.trseived sheuls % Your Hair Restorative
sud save 10 10 NJ wife va oueudsd 70 ~ IL % he1
hair nttls thl1rnE e. n tine that BE- uuld reatore a.
surpdse. ansF a ~ wesas' irsi It hes psrformes ma
Eauderfd sdsG b. turuinz al N Uay haus o. a dsrh
ra~ns stna stas time nssutifying ard taicEsntng o.
aair- Efruuziy reouu1mend n aooVe Restorative D. ~
CHAFLEs CAEDsE
EEW ToEE. Jufy IS 1877.
PVT %. J. WSou- WIZ oon0frncs - I F-ouumeur
~ ! ever ~ since ung yUur Hair Restorative. M
hair and whlsEs-s. uhict we're aiuust Whit, have graf
1alT m1En tarkl and Tagw lei o1uadenf hat q fsu
7a1r Nppl1ail11s VIII restore IN - their nafura
ptaf taao b. relieved ne q sldardrun alt unpleas-
ui honinE. 90 ammon a7aug psr-1ns We nsrspE-
D. J. . TIE
Prut WOOD Ahout tro yeurs sz3m hair commerce.
allug - AID turuinz Ersg3 ! ~ fsst beoumtng bad
~ bal t-iad many remedies 70 % efscf. ] oummenoe
lGng g1ur Restorative 10 Is1u1rs lasL AfeW auplca
ilns flstened NJ hair armly T. beam % al ~. E-ou
IT. snf turned hack q ia iormer uoar. biackl AtAl
ime. % = fany rssared b ~ oriEinal oolor heaith. an
ppearance. All ehesrfuilT reooumanf ~ nsa =
J. o. H0Es.
ChicsEo. IN. Msys 8. 1907.
NJ Restorative = pat un Ia Eriss ~ thres Hirsavtz
.rEes mediuu End aualis fhs snail bold han a uiut
NJ r-taiia for one dollar pr Haefleg ~ mseiuu ho-c
{ isast twenty per cent mare IN pr-Qdrtlau t1an IL
nall, rstAiis tr twe daltrs bsffle % large bod .
TART forty pr cent more IL prrroruon. aaf retlf ~
lree dolar q b0rER.
o J. WOOD A CO. Proprielors. az HuaafVaT HeE
1rk. un the usat Nea Tork wire Rallies EEabfia1-
irn1l aDd 1Ia Markes rree. 81 LJuis. NJ.
~ All SD ~ al Eod pruszau - F-n- Cob
sara mala6auIm
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PEHsoNAL-Hoa. T. C. Hindman. Of Arksn-
sas, and Col. George Can't, Of Columbia
Tennessee, are 10 the city
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

BoAnD or AlDLRNEN.-Thers VII De a
regular meeting Of the Boasd OF Mayor and
Aldermen al the usual hour This evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

The INcAEcERATED.-The total number Of
persons inearesratsd in this city yesterday
vas nlnsty-thrse. o. this number six-y-six
were in the city prison. ndtweaty-seve were
attached to the ehsin-ranC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

We re auihorired % snneuncs n s. GRIFFIN g. 4
-arda1ats nr "a o. a. Truuss ar many oaaasy. A.
~ nsaiuE NarA sleazn- bes-ts
Holloway Pills and Ointment
sHorLR - purehssed win easti1a. g. fbsre ars puri-
sus artriss abrotd. Bof Or ~ vafrr-nsrk. aHoL-
L0wAr XIV TORK AND LONDON" nat apy-ar.
IN s-li-uarsrEenf letters b. eFsu isaf & % boa ~
hnaious snVsErsn- each boz " 30.
SUD b ~ manusat5rr. No 90 Msii-n Lns. Esu
Tex. saib b 81 Drurrists II - a. sna b ~ 30
sufl-tvuviv
10 has beea Currently Reported
THAT b. mast ~ TIE western e'i-F, fhe "r1vu Bsuf
nfE every lsy Il naau. fr ne iuhah.isus % sui1 io-u
guinia-. a. q prsveutivs ~ diseases caused By maitria
g ms -iimsie Of aar,s. akiag gainine hs ontar-
CO. hshit. and every nsw settler b supBiea vim ne
paisnous iru and Instructed o. uts g 10 large qssu,l-
ties. 10 b. vuuL ssspe n, Fsver snd AEas Every
houss has is nsdicine-chest SIZED wa his d~angsrous
stud an a. rscu'u a. me hour cones Er1unt. - reg1-
lzr % iheT sup O. d8Er. g. thruga % uas ne riahan
dsiicaeT - NJ asssn Dr. ] Hstsfer. Odd smart
Ia % PittsburE Eaormg Ne drssdfui sd-cu - golnins
upsn ne hzmsn sysfsm. shsn aksn vim & maah ilfis-
--suon. has prrssrsd . oruaaun8 vtich hes IN IN ssea
m EalA o. Ia bs~a tiled. pruv-i q speedF ere 81 p
yer md Asus 81 al othsr diseases ausefb D. ne h1e-
i've arssns
Por ais ~ lrusists All 1-sieu r-u-rsiy. svsrg-
stsr- Sc ,ss--fssm.uL
H~usrErTEE a SMITH.
~aauusrasrs ~ PropftstHs
m-HH- HH-maHa HH a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

q Matt. F. Ward, Of Arkansas, passed
through this city last evening IN roHte for Lou
isvIlle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

FCeITIyE AEREsTEn-A nalatto. named
Robert Hygsts was arrested Saturday night
spon suspicion that be was a runaway slave.
He says, however, that he is free, and that be
lives In Cincinnati.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-16

AM
Faculty Elect 50
M d. q. HILL. SansrIntsrEent
Lieut. o. c. RS. Clmman3ant.
c ?. EsTILL A. r. Prtuuqal q Punary Drpart-
mCnt.
Course of studies
10 ths Primary Department such s. 70 quahS q stu
sens b enter any College
Inn VIII ~ closely tolawef. twill De The ain q the
PrfcEurs 10 make Surveyors Engineers. Chemists, anf
mru O. fr the p~rartlcal business q lie.
O. aliil1u @ The usual EKerctsrs 90 AilnU &hadsi
he mauths ~ August and September VII be spent ln
a-maaiurl1g through ire u1u1iains q Nerth cErlila.
Tue Academic year VII On lie lEt Gay %
o Efar and viii emh-E7e twelve months. A flrlcugh
d. tv1 mouths August snt ssatembvrl viii Be given 20
Cafafs e ne end q their second year
Particular attention u4u Be given 90 the neral Enl re-
ugialz iu1truci1u q Cadets.
Expenses.
The Institute viii proV.d- Bard. Fuei, Lizhts. Wash
ing. Arms. Eauiumenis and Uulnrm=sn1 81 datsiug
eEesp- under eiothes-for 500 per AMMAN. one bali pay
abe 10 adgance5 the balance IN six m5lths NJ extra
charges. Nc remission OF charges o. those who leave.
unless On thr score o. health.
Terms of Admission.
No zoe viii Be admitted into TIE Primary Department
under twelve year. Of arci nor into the Sdenudc De-
partmeut under afteeu u0r over tFenty-one yesr~of age.
Al connected with the Scientific Department viii be re-
quired @ board in The I~usitutei those IN the Primary
Department may Dc - " they choose.
Remarks.
The destitute hull1lnss are the largest most elegant
al oommodi0us for The ~Eoc1mmodation q Cafsts IN TIE
Southern oou1tryi and the Board o. Directors trust hat
under he management o. tho Superintendent ami Con-
maadaut, OOH % whom are graduates % West Prln;
o. instrucfionl the Institute viii be established On a
uua Military basis and cCnductel 90 fruc Military prin-
cpies. The bard VIII further SAY. that NJ EsTiLL "a
e Graduate o. the Fl-Eina University. AMI % eXTsrl-
euced Classical teacher. They would farther rtate- hat
it IL tkelr intention - lucrease the nauber ~ teacherl
IN boh Departments o. te p7troaage Of he public msg
require.
his Institute vas granted o LIBERAL Charter - re
LEGISLATURE o. N-rth Carolina. with the power cf ocn-
ferriug DeEreea upou hose vhe complete ne prrscrlhsd
course q Stufles-
p Application for aiml.iou viii Be- received unul
The 15th q September. and must be directed % Or. C. J.
Fox, President % the Bosrd, Charlotte, NORTH Carolina d.
c. J. FOX.
JAS p Irwin.
r. LAP ALEXANDER,
JAS tt. CARSON.
RIOS. r.. BREM.
g. n. BLAIR.
DAVID PARKS,
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The SEA SERFEET-THE MONSTER CAUGHT.
The Yarmouth (Mass.) Register says that the
far-faned sea serpent has lately visited that
port, and was chased up a narrow creek and
caught. He turned out to be a horse mackorel,
measuring over eight feet in length and weigh
ing three hundred and sixteen pounds. The
Register says:
Il is the opirlon Of experienced fishermen
that his is the fish which has given rise to the
belief in a sea serpent. When il is running
at its ordinary speed in search Of prey it
moves along Just under the surface OF the
water, producing a wave which rises mp in a
series OF co~rrogauons for about one hundred
feet in a straight lire, before It falls of iato
the ordinary spreading wave produced BY a
body moving through the water. This sp-
pearsnce 10 moderate weather 50 closely re-
sembles that Of a huge serpent moving over the
surface Of the water that It is difficult, even
for those accustomed TO the appearance, TO re-
alize that it is nothing but a wave, and it is
not strange that, when seen for the FIRST time,
IL should strike The behoider with terror.
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CAuTION.
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tT a. snd 6 posisge utamp=
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material. and he maansof arrrsunr Arss.
= O.. Ripley. President.
rios. K BRACE. r..
Hartford. July 4, 1859. Secretary.
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