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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-25
The Great Daily
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAILS
1--WE
Portland, Ne, and New Orleans, La.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMESr.)

HLNG - AENH
TNDEK Tie z-Snd Hectida o. tie Past-routs Act %
y June Il, 1888. - which the ostmaEter-Gencra T.
authorlEed 20 make such arrangements for the tran-
mission % the great through malls between Portland and
New Orleans a. viii insure the most speedy and certain
connection. Including iu he rCufs for one o. he daily
nails 81 many o. the seab1ard commercial cities as may
be CONSTANT with the g~reatest dispatch. /" proposals Will
Be received at the Contract once % this Department IN
al p. 81 Of "Wednesday, August n. 1883. % Be decided
By the Monday following for conveying The mails % ne
Unitec States, from let Oct0ber, 1859 % s0Ih June. 1853.
from Portland, Ne, 70 New Orleans. Ia. and back. daily,
IN kicked nail Gates, 20 BE- unopened between The ter
mini, eZ1rrt b. Agents duly authorised By the Depart
meut. and a. such p1luis only as 10 may d~esiEnate.
hiddefs val name in Their proposals the -inleimediate
polnI BY which tue route shall run. andpropose he node
or modes of conveyanoa. with e schedule fixing the times
q departure from and arrival a. The terminal points
alone, viz Portland and New Oriesns-fhe trip each
way 90 Be absolutely GUARANTEED o. Be performed within
The stipulated time, or no pay required.
Fer forms of proposal, guaraufy. ant certificate. and
also for Instructions and confiionV ~ be em1rsced IN the
contract, see Tie aiFerfisemenf q December n. 1853. or
the sfvrrtiErmeut % February ]. 1853. in pamphlet f0rn,
a. TIC principal pst ONES, J. HOLT,
Plsfmaster-Genera1
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LAGEAEsE MoSIToR-We had the pleasure
10 meet, last evening, with 7. !. Shelton, Esq,
one Of the pubhsh-rs Of the LaGrangs CTsnn.)
MonftoT. The Monifor is one OF our most val
ued exchanges, and we are grstissd 10 receive
assurances Of It's success. Tt has already at
tanned q large circulation, and would prove q
valuable advertising medium TO our business
men. Mr. Shelton viii wait upon our citizens
to-day, FOR the purpose Of soliciting sdvertis-
ing patronage.
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CHOICE PLANTATION AND NEGROES
FOR SALE,
n y I'M a ~ nnc. nnnn

1R00 ACRES iu Tuniee and Coshama o~ounfies,
lOOO MisEissippl-I50 Acres 10 c.ltivauon-u!th
IS likely Negroes. Is mules, mi other sfoek; Plantation
Utensils, etc AME YOUNG.
Real Estate Agent
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=" =" W|-'||
JOHNSTON & BARTON,
ATTORNEYS K COUNSELLORS ATIAW,
HoTnRnd0. Miss
WILL pracuce Law ln The various Courts % North
w Mississippi. West Tennessee, the Fefera Court 81
Puutaioc and the hluh Court a. Jacka1n- Pruuuf aiten-
ton given - onnrrti0ns mars-ffwaauems
For Rent.
A VERY unuvenIspI nice aud cheap LODGING
II ROOM. ca s5utf 49, u Co1-- Slusrs sual- %
wvS1f J. p.
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gofal Mlattrrs.


Arrivals ana Departures OF Trains
MEMPHIS AND CHABLEsToN-Irains arrive
at $50 A. n. and SIS p n Depart a. LAD
A. n. and 200 ?. N.
MEMPHIS AND OHIo.-Irains arrive a. I-sg
A NJ and $50 P. n. Depart at5.s0 a. u. and
400 p. n
M1ssIssIPrI AND TEEEEssEE.-IraiBs ar
rive at 1880 a. n. Depart st2.oo p. a.
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ENOMANoE AND HANK NOTE LIST.
Fever and Ague,


from which mankind suEer over a large part Il
The globe, Is the consequence Of a diseased action
IN the system, induced By the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalluon u evolved By
the action Of solar heat on wet soil. and hses wiih
the Watey Tapor from Il. While the sun Is below
the honzon this vapcr fingers near the earth's sur
face, and the virus is taken With i through the
lungs into the blood There Il acts as an irritating
poison on the internal viscera and e1creting organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails %
secTete not only this virus, but also the BILE from
the blood Both the virus and the hle accumulate
IN the circulation. and produce violent eonsdtu-
tonal disorder. The spleen. the kidneys. and the
stomach sympathize with the liver. and become
dsortered also. Finally, the instinct Of our Or
ganism, as II il an attempt 70 eIpI the uoEious
Infusion, concentrates the whole blood o. the body
n the internal excretones 20 force them 70 east e
out he blood leaves the surface, and ulshes 20
the central organs with congestive violence. This
Is the CALL. But In this egouit fails. Then the
FEvER follows N which the blood leaves the cen
tal organs and PUSHES 70 the surface, as II In
another effort 10 eIpel the irritating poisoa through
that other great excretoy-ka skin. In this
also Il fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted. and waits for the recovery Of strsngth
% repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms Of FEvEE : AGUE.
Such constitutional disorder VII Of course under
nine the health II Il is not removed
We have labored to ind. and have found, an
anidote,
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Domestic bv TeIegraph.

qaieti sales 90 100 baies Four-The market dlsci
arm sales oft6e00 bds. Corn dosed arm salef ~
70, 900 bushsls o. Yeuov western Corn 81 as P-rsrislaa,
do.od dull PaE closed daH WHISKY So slsss
closed arn.
~CiEcNsATI August 2f-Flour T. quoied b sf1s8
50 WHISKY &c Mess eifB Ba-
shoulders 7si sides. SIC Rurk shoulder exc.
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Bort Of Sf[fmpbis
River News.

HMNa50dI1 Waf % 10I HdT7Iuf ~ HT o
Noticed IN fhis coiHmn.
HSfesubodf Afuerfiseaeur aust b. pad Jor %
ofuance, n ALL CAFEs-
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HAVING saii ny stock q Hats, ETC., a. Ne. 3 Front
II Row, have removed ny books End paper O. Ne.
7b7 kain arset-a. n. Miller X Co.-ghers respec-
fully soli1ts al from ny friends an oustomefs.
f4i ~sR
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REERSHERA SPRINGS

IN o. er n givc S1uthern Families, nov a. ne North.
Il 90 oppartuuify ~ FtsilnE this place o. their return,
80 Eih keep Tie house open unrl the 20th u October
Pay no attention o. any reports that We have closed be
fore he above time. % RICHARDSON 4 co.
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fTtHE Grades a the following streets have been esish-
u lshed, and probes o. them fled ia The Mavors
once. via:
Hning street from river bank 70 st. Martin.
Ialocti from shelby to s.. Martin.
Ieune-see. ron Baai 20 Calhoun.
buieri from Main 70 river bank.
Irezevaut trcm Maln % river bank.
81 Aartin, from Vance 70 Huling.
-. fafriok4 from Vance % HuliuE.
9ey1o, from Shelby 70 he river.
Al PARTIES Interested In property cn anr IL ue sbrve
-Lee. are luled 70 examine ne praGlts saa present
my oneclons hey may have 70 ne Fradfs. wlfhin thirty
tayH o he Beard ~ Alfsrmen-
IL. HCNPHRETB,
tA-im Cifv ErEinaaf-
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MEssFs. JoEEs, BRoWN & Co This popu-
lsr hrm, whose business location is at the
corner Of Main and Adams street, are m the
asld for the approaching business season.
They are among or largest and most success
fai cotton dealers, aud never fail to give the
planter satisfaction Their stock of bsgging
aad rope and plantation supplies is full and
has been selected with great care.
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ADDEEDuM. AuaUgr 10, 1883.
he tine fr r~eccivinE proposals under the shove ad-
vertiseme7t vii he extended 90 , p u. of Tuesday, No
vemher ], 1850. % be decided by the Honiay following.
and he time Tor clmueuriRz the service changed % let
January, 1850. And thn PROPOSALS must include a slip
ulalqn hat in the event o. failure or detention 30 auV
lntermcdlaie p1iut, The contractors shall b. obliged upon
the arrival o. thu mail. % dispatch TIE sane Immediately
BY q special tain, instead q Awaiting thc usual time Tor
ne departure q the next regular train.
au1Esautw
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DETHs csu b. bad a. No ss Eouroe street 81 Is cents
ID @apt SATURDAYS sni suncHTL vhih VIII Be- q ~
usual Frios-o cent?. auis-ims
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TO INVALVDS
Burned Out.

OUR chee will be found a. s. n. wiswel q Co.'S on
Union street Ia he rear o. the house.
All who are Indebted 10 % are rrqzested O. call and
settle.
In ash1rt time we will Be prepared to furnish all who
may favor us with their orders. with po0rs, Sash.
Blinds, Flooring, and al kinds or Lumber o. heretofore.
uu9-dauim MOORE, HALSTEAD & CO.
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from Edward Sweeney, who wss fined twenty
i've dollars BY the Recorder on Monday upon
the charge q whipping his wife. He assures
Us that he was Dot guilty Of the charge, and
that the prosecution was erroneous or mali
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q " InKEG IN

0LD sACHEN BIrTERs wIGwAM IONIC
~ SIX cases u this celebrated Susmach Bitfers. the
greatest known remedy Tor platulencv. DvEp-psia. ADD
IreventVe of Chils and Fever. Try BE-.
Per sale oulg by g. ". Co,
nHHN-mm u...-a- ~ 4 -
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ca The Edsaiie Magazine for September
has been received. Is table Of contents is one
q tie most attractive we have seen, and this
numbers embellishsd with fine steel sngTavings
Of the portraits Of Baron Humboldt and Mary,
Queen Of SCOTS, representing the Queen o. the
evening preceding her execution We feel no
hesitancy In Pr~onounoiHg the Edodic ihe best
magazine published IN the United States.
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AdmInIstratorls NotIce,

HAVING obtained letters OF administration co the go
H tate q Spencer c. Buntyn, az he April term, 1883,
q TIE County Court Of shelby county, DE undersigned
gives notice O. al persons having claims against aid eE-
tate, 20 present them duty authenticated within the time
prescribed BY law, Otherwise they viii be barred. and all
persc1s iutet-s. &c ui5 estate are required % usts IN
mediate payment
HpI2-I2m @. BUNTYE. Admsr.
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8faalat Darsr
|TRI-WEEKLT PACKET LINE
mEMPHIs AND sT. LOVIs.

HLH-TE NALLsaa HaaasaaHaHaa aAaaaH
49, Vrr-rH ever MuNnAT a.AF ~
Ta--1s u. Isris e-erg F71DtT ~ n
4rr rrvrg .THoa p. Fn1ErLET H-f-
49, e. T--ls even EONniT EeP n
q q r. Ma7zE - Na--r
Laar-- Ken ls rrsrr SAT- RnAT p
Leaves &C. Lrs sv-rT WEDAEDA4
TIL abgvs ftrus s1leufr nv PasrnF ausneN
80 L0ua Bermar-ury az vi -1 a7rlnf ~
aasru. mfftrr uramuf rauleetrHa af Calrn we Nf
uuois Central Railra-f ans PsrE~ta % Lcrlsrl~ aEt
VaslrtIa. rnf az 81 L1ui4 Will al ralraf Ent alI
F-st ald 9Th sI up-rErr Pt.Esa tr Hulri ~
isaippl and Ilueis. lEira raien M paaaeaA
I'D uolnfa.
ur11Th TrErt an BiIaa LalinF r--n % Faseru
M Wenam a-ls ss-r a1 ~ az-- rsIuasA an
jas OsNE o. erect
anrG ". u us-~- -
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BLOCK, GRONAUER & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
WINES, bIQUORS
G / @ A r. s
Trustee,s Sale cd land.

DT virtue % a Deed y Trust, executed q me az Trus-
ID tee b. Wm. TAFT en- The i2th o. MErch- 1855. regis
tered in tck 81, pages 9 and 10, I vii sell a. public sale,
81 cash, IN ruui q ne law once of WicferEham &
Bsecher, on TIE northeast corner % gefrrson street and
Fr1nt alley in hcmphls, Tenn, o. The I'm day q SIP
o. Lot No s, IN hl1ck No. g, on Besl street, In Mem
phis. Tennessee, a. vii pay three Hotes, a. $500 each,
dus ssrrrally Ist march, 1887, 1855 and 1858. with inter
et since due, aud ihe legal oosts sni commissions fr
snecudng the frrt W~ICKERSHAH.
aul6-lm rrusfee.
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6omm-rfial Affairs.

aglHHIs ntILr APPEA uFFICE
gHvugDar. huEr.te - ista
forlua -lie tral1laiana iH Qw .lrie ue rerT
limited W. fffn b--rofa aT e1les yesterday
uirri1r....-.... G. INihrinr. ..-.-.lt AK
Ordinary --..... Ian So God MidfnE.-iiAMi
gtsa Ordinary. 8kE 81 nidfins Far-1lA9i2h
L0u MIfIina...Eu ans Fair.- o.
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TEREIBLE AocIDEST-We learn that a
negro boy, who belongs 70 Mr.. F. J. jenkins,
who lives FIVE miles from this city, Vas caught
ia the machinery Of q cotton gin yesterday
morning, and So sboekingly mingled that 1t
was found necessary to smputste his arm.
BROWNSVILLE FEMALE CoLLEsE - The
President Of this excellent school has Just re-
turned from a visit 20 the city Of Nashville.
We call attention TO his advertisement. The
school over which he presides is worthy, in
every respect, OF the public confidence.
or FoR TIE RAcEs-Nessrs. Bresthltt
and Roundtree's stable Of race horses. embrsc-
iHg Martha Wcrsham. Bill Alexander, and q
two year old civ, fsH sister 10 Kate Hayes,
isft By the noon tram yesterday Ter Gallatin,
where the FLY has some interesting engage
msnts.
T------ m -
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
The amount o. Liabilities tue o. not due 10 banks o.
cher crelors-nothiug-
Losses adjusted a1I tle-nlua-
Losses adjusted NJ 81 2
L1sses unsNlsteJ. IN suspense. uaiunE prolfs
An obsr lains asainst ne Company are anal. Tor
prlutug. ETC.
without snecial peruls1lan-
ne grsatest an5unt insured Ia anr ~cneclty. town. vii
o. BOX. varies, anf depends UPON he oanstrutIan.
materl.I aud ths meansof su-surr fires.
2 c. RIPLEY. P~re-lseut.
THo5- K BRACE. r.,
Hartford, Jaiy D. l49 Secretary.
OF CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD COUNTY, Hsru1rL Aug. I. 80.
Personally ap5esred before me. HrSRr FowLrR a
I1sfice % ue Pea1e, dlg qualified o. aiui1iEfer 1aths.
2 @ Ripley Presi1su, ard ThomasE Brsce. r., soo-
ofthe asseu AM coalition o. TIE tstna IlFursuca Com
pazJ ist-us- HENRY FOWLER
Justice % mo Peace
STATE OF TENNESSEE CONTROLLERS oFF1CEl
NASHVILLE fuz . 1850
islst1 certify thatthe Aetna Lnzlranoe Cduuau- d.
Gated 81 Hartort IN the Stats q Cenrsclcuf. his o-n-
Piled win an the Requirements o. IN So passed - .ha
General Assembly q the STATE o. Te11css-e In Mirch-
1885. entitled An Act % reEulata the ar-n-ieauf Iur1-
49,. Co,,--fas - 1870 49, -.
see. % End rhstJ E ChafwieE is tha Iezary autha-irrd
azentof ai4CJnpany In NJ town ~ Mrnnhis. sate o.
Tennessee. 1T DUNLAP Controller.
Policies Issued IN tie abavs of snf reiilh'e Company
on hberaltermab By J. CHADWICK. AssuI
anglia Bank Builtins Maln street
Fresh Supplies OF Choice Family
Groceries
GuEar cured oauvarsed Hams. nuuer's Lard Or
u ibs and Eezs. breakfast Bacon. Dried Beef etc iusf
received ~ J. g. MIrCHELL a Co g.
~. ss Main street.
l,000, eco Feet Of Lumber Wanted.
nNE million feet Of Walnut. Poplar, Pine and Gun
" LUMBER ~ the Steam Furniture Fact1ry. for
which contrasts WI. & @-da By
iyla ,1guv A CO
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Ii TIE LANDoF THE LTvrSG-The announce
ment Of the death Of Capt. Chas. d. Robert
son was made in the papers not long since.
We are pleased 70 learn that the announce
meut was premature, and that, 80 far from
being dead, Capt Charlie is the proprietor OF
q fourishing country inn, a. Wash ington, La.
MEMPHIS CLASSICAL HIGH ScHooL.-Th The
exercises Of this popular school viii commence
the first Monday OF September. The location
Is most admirable one, being in a beautiful
grove at the southern ternini Of Union and
Besl streets. TIE course Of instruction is
thorough, and the Instructors all persons Of
ability and experience. The institution is IN
der the control OF Prof. J. Welby Armstrong.
Nh S. MossY.-We invite attention 10 the
card Of Mr. S. Mosby, commission merchant
and cotton broker, in another column this
morning. Mr.. Mosby's location IL At No. IS
Mosby and Hunts building. A fun assert
msut Of bsgging and rope and plantation
uPPlss may be found a. Mr. Mos5y's a. all
times. Mr. NJ. lie also the sole agent here for
Srsube's plantstion'oom and wheat mile.
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WHAT ARE FACILITIES
nRVG RUSEF-ESS-

ClSCE our removal last season, 10 the large and CON,
- m1diols buililu- vhich we nos occupy, a. Nos. Isl
ard s3 B~rinkley's Block We have increased our fsel,
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OaECGs
THE c-psruer-hip heretofore eEi-filg betuecn the
i unIfrsiEusd, unter The drm % SMITH g. PORTER,
j. this dav dissolved By mutual consent. Esther party b.
% Use TIE zane or TIE hm Do uguitsfiou-
j. ID. SMITH.
Memphis. Aux T.. 80. y. 7 PORTER
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sUMHER ADVANCEMENT.
Memphis and yrw Orleans
STEAM PACKET CoNPANT.
Ti-veakly Z. s Nail s Passenger Line
rwr aEwPHr VapHLErS
Awu TTCEsBrsG

JANIS
L-zvrz Hsmrras every TTrrDFT -s-n 7a-uru
lnE lsav-sv iara-1rs -~--v stT-~DhT
Steamer Victoria.
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1NHANKFUL o. the pebble, and particularly 10 ms
II friends and customers who have heretofore - lib
orally uafrluiEed ne, in every branch % business 10
Whleh have been engaged ] again cr-r ny services a.
Cotton Factor and Commission Merchant.
NJ casrss FOR storing and selling C5u1n viii Be IS
cents per Bale for receiving and foruzrding Cotton. 50
cents per bale
IWIu keep constantly on hand a full supply o. Basgins
and hupe, ami Pianiatl1n Supplies. and viii send hen
% my customers a. ne Lowest market prices. endeavul-
ins az Oh fimes % carry out strictly ali Instructions given
ur. rauI61m1 BARNETT GRAWAN
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ianrL-.--...Eew Orl-aus vaioria ...-.. .Vldsburs
". n Lancley. Iadksnpon Granite State,--uhio river
Crescent Cfg...- 81 Lauis ben, L5ulf.--... 81 Louis
Alice FiVian-. n. orleans
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Fresh Supplies OF Choice family

Groceries
MES sugar cured oauvarsed Hans. Buuarss Lard "a
u lbla and Ee7s. breakfast Raoa1. Dried Beef etc .iusf
received 81 is. MITCHELL a Co g..
~ SIS Main street.
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Nj D. Il I'LL Supariutsr1ez.
Lest &C LEE c1uma-a1L
c P. FsTILL. A. NJ Priacpsl q Frl12ry De-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12

b - ThlSK,-That is, we agree with
the writer on the first sentence OF the fol-
loving extract from the n. E. Farmer
Any person whose attention has been
called to the 9srhia,et, .a,.d stiH persists in
ssins . tight check rein, ought to have
his own head placed in ~ similar position
10 tina, which he cruelty subjects the
horse. If were the Grand Sultan. eve.
ry man that torrents his horse with
check rein should hold his arm at right
angles with his body, for an hour at
time, once in twenty four houss, as ldng as
be continued to use tbs check rein. The
practice Of drawing in the beads of team
horses is especially cruel. 9t,e horse in
endeavoring to expand bis strength, needs
the free natural asee Of bis head ana nrck.
The cramping position nov enforced is
alike severe, aud injurious, to, horses, in
any business. Ana should be eased A un-
I'll nalure Is at free play"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12
Pixies Peak Lail in the Shade !
For RENT

CpNf"RrABLE wgiI.FfNysHEp Dwell
Linz HOUSE, H-ar the huSl4,s> bart of Town
aide fl small family. inquire at the stor. OF
"'"2 a. 1905 A. HAAS Il BRO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12

FRIED PoTAroEs.--How few cooks know
how 10 Try potatoes. Ihsre is nothing 20
easy to get and yet so palahabie for break.
fact, with thick, tender beef steak, or a
mutton chop fixing from the grid on.---
TO fry raw potatoes popetly.' tiicy should
he pared, cut lengthwise into slice. an
eighth Of ~ inch in Dtbickness, dropped
toto a pan over the fire, containing hot
beef dripl'ings, turned frequently, nicely
Drowned all over, but never Blurred. The
sdditSn ofa little sal. and pepper, while
in the pan, aud little flour dredged over
them. is an Improvement.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
{ u hPHrLADExpR,A.


a Bsneso,en, Institution established b.
~ Special Bndowment, for the Relief
sai OF cffht Sick and Distressed, AT. '4iag
-ogoE rficled with Virulen1 and a,a.,1
s,,ef, fsr,.. Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view o, tn.
III awful destruction Of human life caused ~ Sex.
ua diseases, aud the dscsptiens pTacticed upon the
unfortunate, Victims Of such diseases BY Quscks
several years ago directed their insulting SURGEON
~ CHARpTABLE ACT worthy of their name, 70
open Dspensnry for the treatment of this class Of
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter. with
dssrriptpn a their condition, lsgs occupation hab
fts of life, &c. and IN OF extreme poverty u
lsIeisb pedi-ia EREE OF CHARGE. it Is need
less to add that the Association commands the high
est medical akin II the age, and will furnish the
most approved eiern treatment
The Directors VI the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the Treatment Of Sexual Diseases OK.
press the highest satisfaction with the success which
has attended, The abors II their Surgeons In the cure
Of spernstorrhosa, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhdea,
elect, Syphilis the vice Of 0nanisn or Self Abuse
Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder, &C. and order
continuance ~ the same plan for the ensuing year
The bireciors on res lew of the past, feel assured
that their labors IN this sphere Of benevolent effort
have Asu OF great sneft to the fictsd, especially
TO the young and they have resolved to devote them
selves. with renewed zeal, to this very important
and mn Cd dsSpised cause.
An admirable report ON Sper,natorrhGa or Semi.
nal Weakness, the vice OF Onansm Masturbation,
or Self Abuse, and other diseases Of the Sexual Or.
gans ny The Confultink Surgeon. will be sent by
mail In = sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE. on
receipt of TWO STAMPs for postage. Other reports
and tracts the nature and treat Dsnt of Sex ual
Diseasss, Diet. &c., are constantly beiyg published
for gratuitous distribution. and will be to the
afflicted Seme Of the new remedies and method
Of treatment discovered during the last year, are
great value Hsassnf B. ...-. . /. ,..- ... -
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No. south Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
s=--s=-. Ny order OF the Directors. -...
EZRA ID, lIEAKTWELL, President.
GEO FAlRCHlLD Secretary. vln3l:ly.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-12

49, The age of horse is now more
easily told BY his eyes than his teeth, in
this way After the horse ,is nine years Of
age,s wrinkle comes on the eyelid, at the
upper corner of the lower lid, and every
year thereafter he has one defined wrinkle
for each year over nine. If, for instance,
horse has three wrinkles, be il twelve; il
four, he is thirteen. Add the number of
wrinkles to nine, and yon will always get
it. So says writer. and he id confident
it will never fail. As great many peo-
pie have horses over nine I'll easily tried.