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FOR AttOTney-GeneraI and state
Reporter.

We are auih1risei ard requested % aunaunrs JANIS
B. EsQ- q Msmphis ua candidate Cor
ne onee % Auorney-Gelrra and Repsrt-r o. us STATE.
hLae ,a.s.s s.set-.a. 90 as l5h Asssst hs-.s
FER Auorney-Generai and Reporter.
" are auib1rirsd b announes v p. REESE. o.. o.
Kaazvlle, aouii1lts fr Ar1ruey-Gcasra anf Re-
porter, 10 Place ofJ. J. r sneed, resigned.
irulg-fa
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How We STAND--In Council yesterday, A.
derman Milton inquired Of the Registrar how
much money the Council would have 20 apPro-
pirate for general objects during next year
after the debts, salaries, and other necessary
payments wdre made. The reply was four
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Elegant Residence for sale.

]. FREEMAN, o. Gibson county. asa cnu1iats nr ne
one y Afa=rnsy General ami Reporter Or ns STATE.
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3 the possIblItE q her 80.

SuN-srHoKE-Ch. H. Patterson, who is
EMPLOYED in a store on Front Row, was seized
with sun-stroke yesterday, as be was loading
a dray opposite the store. He was quickly al
tended BY DR.. McGinnis, BY whose help be
as restored to consciousness.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-20

REcoRDER's CoUHT.-At this Court yester
day there were eight eases and fines amount
ing to eight dollars were collected. Two Of
the unfortunates were sent to the Changing
and two were discharged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-20

Tax G~ArBERER's CoLLEcTIoNs.-J. New
SON, Ess-s Tax Collector, reports his collse-
ti0ns for last year to be on property and poll
tax S247 1882; Merchants and business
licences Sil,122.6l; Thsatsrss concerts, etc.,
Sl,s36.e6; Draws, carts and other vehicles S1i,-
O3T.Os; Butchers stall rents sl,147.50; Liquor
licences. etc, S3ys99.25. Total sos, T2S.s3.
WoRK DoSE IN FHE WAHps-The Street
Commissioner reports the following work done
under his directions during the month Of June;
lst Ward, SsI.20. ID Ward, S5l-25 SRI
Ward, $3.50; sth Ward, $500; 5th Ward,
s26.74; 9th Ward, $4,000: 7th Ward, slS6.e4;
sth Ward, STA s.; Wharf, sss5 Is. Total
s927, 26. The expenses on the wharf for the
month Of Nav amounted 20 SSI 50.
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% JOY LAaA ANAAlA al II AAa NHaI AlEA Aa4AA la ~
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Fa AL The PURPOSES or A FURsiTM MEDICINE
FoR CosrvENEss;
FOu THE CUEE OF DTsPEFsIA;
For JAUNDIcEi
FoR III CUBE OF -ISDIGETIoS;
FoR HEADACHEs
FOn TIE CURE OF DYsENrEET,
FoR A FOUL STOMACH;
FoR TIE CURE OF ERYsIFELAs=
F0R TIE PuEss
FoR THB CURE OF ScKoFULA;
FOH AL SCEoFuLoUs COawLADTsN
EoH IA CUEE OF RHEU1uTIsM,
FoE DISEASES OF THE SKIN
FoH The CUEE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
FOR DRoFsY;
Fon THE CURE OF TErTER, TUNoEs AND SALT
RTEu1f;
FoE WoE1-s;
FoE n CUR OF GoUri
E0R A DENEE Pill
F0R TEE CURE OF NEURALOM;
FOE PUEIFTISG THE BLOOD
They are sugaT-coaied, so that the mos; sensi-
i've can take them pleasantly and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arse from their use in any
ql1nuty.
Price 25 cents per Box Fiva boxes for sl0o.
Great numbers o Clergymen, Physicians. States
men, and eminent pcrsona9esI nave tent iAeI
r-ucs 90 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
rauadics, hut our space here VII not permit the
insertion Il them The Agents below named fur
uf-t gratis cur ANER1cAN ALMANAC In which they
E Given; with also fl descriptions Of the above
complaints. and the treatment that should be fol-
il.rd for their cure.
Do not be put OF BY unprincipled dealers with
other Preparations they make more profit Oh.
Demand AYru's. and TAXI no others. The ~ick
want thc best aid iherci is for them, and they shoald
have Be-.
An oIr Nemcsics are for sale b.
R F. FARNSWORTH & CO.,
S MANSFIELD & CO., Memphis,
at Wholesale and etai, and BY an Dealers
lseWhere. d8-deod.We0W
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MissfssmrI AND TENSEssEE.-Trains ar
rive at 1890 a. n. Depart st20oF.M
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AID. Forrest, from the Finance Committee
stated TIA & Mr.. Edridge, the City Attorney, de-
elined to receive anything FOR his travelling ex-
pensss last year; an application to appropriate
him 500 was Withdrawn.
he same reported bonds. which were re-
eeiysd, from the City Engineer, City Treasur-
sr, and City Register and Anditor. The City
Tax Collector, Mr.. Bowers, bonds were pre-
scented some objection was made that three
Of the signsrs lived in the State Of Mlssis-
siPPi-
Mr.. Foute, the City Attorney, being called
upon, stated that the fact Of an individual re-
siding ont Of the State did not prevent hin from
being a proper person for security; if a person
gave d bond who lived in Tennessee, the bond
being a statutary one, there would be certain
faeilitiesfor collecting the amount, which would
not exist if the party resided out Of the State f:
the bond being, then, but a common law bond,
and a recovery on it here would bar a recovery
elsewhere The subject was, foT the second
time, referred back to the Finance Committee,
together with The City Attorney.
Aresoiution was adopted to pay nothing to
induce Mr.. Mccain, whose house is in The way
Of STRENGTHENING Madison street. 10 leave the
same before the expiring Of his leass on ths
2sth October next.
AID Street, from the Improvement Commit
tee, offered a number Of profles Of grades.
which were referred as required by the char
-
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4AAA
Leaves Memphis every uEsDAT HfF So Es-1rl-
EiesrraV ilarrrE ararF SATURDAY. ~ GI
Steamer Victoria.
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Edmondson & Armstrong,
wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HIDES. OIL AND LEATHER.
No an MAIN sTRFET

WHSLE NN4AE 9dAAt-ol-A OF Ae
Q old Q 5tirruD-
KEEP uusauly on ha1- a f-I assortmeut o. articles In
their line. olasis,nE in rlrt Or Prem ana American
Car Skins. W-ml1ez and OlE-Tannef sls Leather. SKIRT
iu.s. Hsrlea. Bride. Vas AMI KIP Urrer Leather.
Elsmel-d AMI Patent Leather o. an EinI. PAD Hsr
Chrmoi, Deer Lining and r5ppnz SKINS Aio, e fun
a11ruusut O; sa11ers' sh1eusterF mi Tanners r1is
etc sati.eg. Hardware and Htrne-s Mluuauzso ~ every
varisJ-1 vh-sh We respectfully invite TIE srsuiiou "
rs-ru h1gIu- u our line. -auzeoLfuauIy
saddles, Harness, Brides etc.
We are Just nov rel1ivins q fresh and vel selected
STOCK % g11ts IN tbs line, su1h as
SADDLES. BRrDITs
uAuNEsS, C0LLAHS
HAMS. WHIPS
WAGON UARNESs.
HHDLE FILINGS, HORSE COVERS
SADDLE BAGS ETC. BIC. ETC
or EvEET vER1ETY.
All ~ vti-1 we wI ssu % ne lowest market ratss
EDMOSDsOE ARMSTRONG.
No IT Main street.
aull-fr1ufT sirnofue Golden surrun.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-20

By he p~reoedi~g card it VIII be seen that have
undertaken the WHOLESALE TOBACCO CIGA
BUSINESS, heretofore conducted y O. Coleman s. 90.
I enjoy all The facilities and advantages possessed BY tins
arm, and shall be grateful for a continuance q the nber-
al patronage extended 10 them.
iyI0-Im J G.. TANNOR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-20

The Board q Mayor and Aldermen met in
regular session yesterday afternoon, the Presi-
dent Mr.. Kortreeht, in The chair.
MAYORS MESSAGE.
The annual message Of the Mayor was read
from the chair. It's various portions were re-
ferred TO The appropriate committees. We
present it in another place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-20

a-AAra aAF NA a-a.-a- -ee-N
AtNAP0LE0S-Wlh pskeu for Arkslu udUll-s
Rivers.
Az GAISES LANuIEGW su-e-Lres Or Eru-
lcell. Warreu- Caltsl and glu. berr the
county 1-f8 respectively q Drew lrrles E1l0l-hita
10u1tles ARK
F~TCEsuCRG-WLn E1fro1f ErIaesar and Nau
Orleans n - h1u-s- AIS. with steamboat lines Pep New
OrieaLs. Rel River, Ts1l1 and Sun Flower. AE9 win
ne
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-20

Mr~rg1s AsD OHIo.-Trains aFHve at
4f.oo N. and 40 P. 81. Depart at 5,45A
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The Overland mail arrived
here last evening twenty-five days and three
hours from San Francisco. We thank the
agent, W r. Halliday, FOR papers Of June
I'm.
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gofaI Skaters.
7-sS1s.SaT To7nInE,::JuIy 60, 1873.

aua Departnres OF Trains
Mr,PH1s Awp CHAHLrsroN-rrains arrive
at $50 a. NJ. and go ? a. Depart al l@5
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uG-3
LIABILITIES.
Amount liabilities 20 Banks and others iue or DOT
Amount losses adjusted, due or not due....-....-n1ue.
Amount losses unadusted.
Amount losses in suspense, Whiting further proof. .none.
Amount all other claims against the Company---.-none-
The greatest amount allowed o Be insured 10 any one
rif, OF IN any one blok, c1y. fuFu or village, is gov
erned ~ circumstance; tmfts no intended % have in
jeopardy. By any oaa are mlTs asa $500.
New Tork March 2, 1852
n B-uhe Capital stadE 81 ns Company has been
increased si000o0 BY subsriFiun o. ne shareholder-
an paid up IN ~cash-uaEing the entire capital. al this
time. saoaoo. lsiEueD
EDWkRD ANTHONT, President.
IR ST. JOHN, secretary
Edward Anthony, Prrsideuf, and /. h. 81. John. Sec
retary. % the Lamar Pre- Insurance COMPANY. o. the
city Of New York, being duly sworn, d. sereraIy depose
and say that the within Is . true and correct statement
Of the Affairs q said COMPANY 90 the hrst day Of Jan
rar. 1850, 90 The best q their kurwledcn and belief
WIfne- our haud this Gfh dev o. Mardh- Ie5a
EDWARD ASTHONT. Presideut-
ISAAC r. ST. JOHN, Secretary.
Sworn before ne this zNh day o. March. A d. 1855.
THOMAS S. rHORNELL-
Ccmmisiuner o. DEEDS.
sTArE OF TENEEssEE, CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Nay 8, 1853.
This Is 10 certify that the Lamar Pre- Insurance Con-
pany, locafed al the city 81 New Terk, in tie STATE q
Neg York. has ompned win al te requirements o.
Tennessee. IN MarcL 1856, entitled An Ad Go regulate
he agencies % Insurance Coup1nies uot inc1rpurafedb By
he STATE q Tenuesses" and Tat J. 3 CHADWICK is
melcEaiiy autharized agent % said Company in the town
o. Memrhis. Stair % Tennessee.
iva J. T. DUNLAP, Controller.
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caves Memphis every THURSDAY r p M Re-
u-ulnE leaves VllhllE sssI MONDAY ana
Steamer Daniel Boone.
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LITTLE ROCK


carahIe o. dressing and CROWNS eight -r ter h11s1ri
fast 90 scoring per day sso. the m-st uClaIl ll Z-
proved machinery fr ua1uiactulns
SASH,
DOORS,
BLINDS,
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&hu Agrmp
EnIniIY Flour

GOLD ~ u. We Invariably Euauutcei anl every
- barrel wlIdh fails o. please he tuIrr, nay BE- re-
turned % our eUF ens1 Aoh uuys-
CLARK J MOETO 4 Co,
IN st.Lluis Flour Depul NJ. g H1uarf's Row
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WE are nv rrsut--I OF tL- SUMNER TRADE
w EsgIu- received lllels aHra rarIr s-ecE
Evrrv article 11 UIern lri- rlarfl.r r ls lowest
prices
:. .WansG6fd y Co,
Drl.gI.ls Nc. 4I ami go Mall street.
Tvs fsim ~ tho LIr ruf Mortar
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ST LOUIS, July Is-The river At this poiHt bal
fallen I've inches during the lasf - hours.
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EAAaA
Leaves Nsuptls every SATURDAY atHF NJ. Return
llE leaves FlcEH1urE every TUESDAY. atEU
TuEa 1oTe uree eI-rarf 0aeerEer ral1 r.
u ers have been na1-l permanently u A
tle tada between M-ur1s aul FlcE.ll-r -
and uAI run lrlr-hlll roe eElre season. aETee1T E
ne f-ore-1luF ahedl'e. lElnr eeshr UI -aselEers 20
OH points au ne river between Heml ed FieEbEr
Ea1 recsipuus through fr nelglt and gllEEsr al
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FREE FHTsIc


AID Elder, from the Committee on Accounts,
offered a number Of accounts, among which
was one OF two months Ichsrges for hospital
expenses, amounting to SI,407. He called
the attention Of the Board to the fact that bills
cane in for medicines 70 a heavy amount, and
there were no means Of knowing whether they
were ooHect OF not. The Board ought 10 make
q contract with some druggist, and not pay the
full prescription price.
AID. Milton said when anybody took a pre-
seription 70 a druggist and could not or would
not pay for it, the bin was sent to the city.
The accounts paid or referred according
10 circumstances.
TAPPING TIE BILLS.
AID. Hamilton, from he Fire Committee
reported a resolution prohibiting IRE companies
from calling their meetings By tapping their
bell more than ten minutes for thst purpose.
Referred to prepare an ordinance upon the
subject.
The sane announced the names Of Chief Of
FG-e Department, assistants, secretary, etc,
as recently elected BY the Fire Department.
Referred 70 the Ordnance Committee.
AeleuTnsa Until to-z0uow At -four o'eloek.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-20

Bosros, July Is.-The case Of ne slave Maria Coz
kins has been dismissedon account q the nou-ap2earlnce
o. witnesses AGAINST her. she viii probably return %
her MASTER upon q promise o receiving better treat
rrauf
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sarsaparima and Iodide OF Potash

H0sTETIEa a SMITH.
MlnufsdIsrI anf Prarrietors.
rmraHrmH-rm n- A. 49, - - r--s
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Are sold By his line over the Urilra s-eaml11r en-
rllrlal Ines above sn1Eel %. a. UrrHl ulIcl Ers e.
material saving Oh che traveller. I-E a1srlrr te double
iulu-eurrt % a ssvlr- no time als u1leT
Tine between Meurl-s and Na1Il-ru a~f Ft1EeluE
11f NapoIeon-21 hlus Between Memphis Ed T-E-
5urE-t0 h1ufs
F1s furtler mr-ll-u rTF- t--rf n De uisa
or Oh r. j.. RAWLINGS
SIC MaL1 street.
Z IL Hrnn- fHan-s#.rrH HHaHH ia
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PASSENGER Bound south

DE 1gults CO me ulrs % 1e Nal PaEla ~
lE Prompt and reisals c1r-eH- are a1
M a. line with us rl1u-uE stsruhoa- ana Rail-
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Arrival OF the overland Wall.
Additional Intelligence per steamer
Oily Of WnshIngton.

viii 81 on the defensive.
Abng bound from New Orleans 10 Lverpoaivus toial-
y destroyed ty are a. sea On he san o. June. Thecap-
tain uni crew zsre an saved and safely huded 90 ne
cnasf o. Tlorida.
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For sale, on low credit, I've thousand dol
lars (S5OOO) worth Of well-seleetsd clothing,
on one, two and three, and four years credit.
BEARD & HEDRICK,
jy2O-lt 333 Main street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-20

SToBAEr's PIASosl sToDAET's PIANOS -
Having succeeded the late P. Flavio in the
agency Of these celebrated instruments, / take
pleasure in informing the public that have
Just received a large addition to the stock and
viii sell them, as heretofore, at New York
prices. Every instrument fully guaranteed
iyidSw In. c. W. ALEXANDER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

are we'll fo-snei Many days cannot elspse before
hear news Of pitched battle, for Garbsdi pas already
Joined the Pedmontese army and Prince Napoleon "a
pdy advancing on the other side to join the Froncn corps
Garmee.
The King of Belgium is q, this moment IN London. The
Times OF opinion that his visit 70 the Enpsb court has
political object; that il 10 for negotiations for the re-
OF peace Such is the general opinion here
AZ be wen known 70 be peace making man. and hls in
fiueDoe Ia far from being small 49,
The young Kug Of Naples hls Just accorded general
pardon 70 all political offenders and has suppressed the st
OF those suspected. This measure has produced very
fappy mpresson 10 Paris The Pays sees in this &C. Of
an evident proof that Francs H. has denitively
fallen out with Austrian policy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08
THE WAR FEELING IN GERMANY.
The Prospect OF General European War
Mobilization Of the Prusslan Army
Tho Eject In London and Paris,
&C., Ac., &c.

THE MILITARY FORTREssEs OF PRUssrA-REPATR OF
THE POSITIONS ON THE RH1NE-IHTENSE EXCITE
MENr IN TIE sOUTH-DEaANDs FOR WAR wIrH
TRANSFORMATIONS OF THE ARMY AND PUB
LIc Joy-ExPoRy OF FOOD TO SWITZERLAND PRO-
HIBITED, ETC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

An earthquake oc-nrrsd =. Erzseam tina "a Of juno
and 500 persons ARD said to Aave lost their lives
The Cunars company bad contracted with the Nssrs.
Napier and the Messrs Thomson, Of Glasgow, for the
Immediate construction Of several large first class steam
srs to replace those recently sold TO the Spanish govern
ment
the steamshp Great Britain advertised 70 leave
Liverpool the 3oth Of June, and the CunArd steamer
Esna on the ID Of July, both for New York direct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

THIRD ARMY CORPS.
9th Division OF Infantry Lieut.. Gen. Falkeusten.
9th brgade-Naj. Gen Leblanc S0nvile-Sth regiment
Of the line; 9th regiment Of land sehr:
18th brgade-uaj Gen. Schmidt-12th regiment Of the
line; 18th regiment Of landwehr.
eth DIVISION Of 1nfantry-Laeut. Gen. Kortzassch:
1lth prgade-lajor Gen Balcxe-20th regiment Of the
line; 10th regiment Of land~ehr.
18th brigade-Msjor Gen. Mansten-24th regiment OF
the line; Path regiment Of landwehr
Sd Division Of Cavalry-Asjor Con. Scholten.
9Th br.gade-Col. wehr-2d regiment of dragons; Sd
regiment Of ancers I'd landwehr regiment Of dragoons
Sd Ia andSehr regiment 81 lancers. orr. ,.,
Of cursesers Sd regiment OF huesars; 6n andwohr
eimcn Of heavy cavalry; Sd landwehr regiment Of hus
sars.
FOURTH ARMY CORPS
- 9Th Division Of Infantry-Lieut. Gen. Herwarth
18th brigade-esjor Gen Giczinsky-26th regiment OF
the hne 10Th regiment Of land Wehr.
l4th briesdeMsjor Gen. Borcke HL2Ith regiment OF
the Ell .iDe 27,b regiment of lsndwehr.
std Division OF 1nfantryMajor Gen. Count de Nonts
10Th br,gade-Major Gen. Borcke L-3st regiment Of
the line; Slss regiment Of land wehr.
10th orieade-Major Gen. Fallos I-32d regiment Of
the line; 32d regiment Of landwehr.
IN AN Sr pvao1 q tUssnsySLcut Gen: Rudolph
sers l0th regiment Of hussars TN land wehr regiment
Of heavy cavalry; 10Th land wehr regiment Of husssrs
n s
ginent Of hussars; 9Th andwehr REGIMENT Of lan,ers
FIFTH ARMY CoRPs
9th Division Of lnfantry-Lieut. Gen. Scholer.
18th brigadc-haor Gen. Dalwig-6th regiment OF III
line; 9Th regiment OF landwehr
18th brigAde-Aajor Con S,hwartz-1Sth regiment or
i the lpc TN regiment OF Land wehr.
10Th Division Of Iofantry-Iieut. Gen. Count Goz-
10th brigade-Major Gen Zastrow-7th regiment Of the
line 18th regiment Of landweh
10th brigade-Msor Gen. Munchow-10th regiment Of
the line; 10Th regiment Of landwehr.
5tn Division Of Cavalry-Major Gen. Czsttlrtz.
eth brgadeOol Phustein5th regiment OF cuirassiers;
4th regiment Of drsgoons 9th andw regiment Of
heavy cavalry; 4th andwehr regiment OF Dragons
10th brigade-Co Hone-2d regiment OF hussars; LIST
regiment Of lncers; % lsndwehr regiment Of hussars
LIST landwehr regiment Of laucers.
SIXTH ARMY CORPS
18th Division Of Infaotry-I,e Gen. Srhlichtiug
2lst briRade-Major Gen Waer--19th regiment OF the
line; 10th regiment of landwehr
22d brgaoe-Majsr Gen Pioctz-11th regiment OF the
Inc; 1lth regiment Of isndwehr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27
Use Christie's Aguc BaIsam.

The best Ague Cure I'm use.
a Remedy prepared by Regular Physician
preparation free from all mineral productions
WWIuahy eiiectual ia Ague, and Chill Fever.
"hen taken according to directions, is sure,
7, - edies-
~ never debiiitates the patient like other re NJ
IL Is pleasant, effective and safe remedy for-
7, i. - edv.-
when once used it will ever after be souplt e,r
In snort IT stands at the head of Arue Cures
. chr>t,e's isaisam for Ague and Fever
: winning golden opinions as a preventative aDi
cure Tor that dreadful disease Much of the L.
experienced by persons cmigratng to new conn
Try WIN be removed when they know how easily
anu thoroughly the Blstam cures the disease for
~i,ch 1t Is designed. I'M Gyar,;,n
lhe above Is only one OF the numerous f,ror,IJ,
NOTICES OF Il tree and untrammeed press. When
such powerful friend the press speaks in il, e..
soT, NC, " cann", he otherwise than popular
JUN L. fAkf., Proprietor, l2I Lake st., CHI
cIgo. '
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27

e y NEW, VALUABLE AND Beautiful. Mar
The New National Map, Just published
oy mitchell, Is the most correct and hand
some thing of the kind we have eve, SEQ,
1t exhibits the United States, North Amer
lean British Provinces, Sandwich Islands
Mexico, Central America, Cuba and other
West India Islands. 1t is ) feet 4 by )
ieet . inches in size. engraved on conner
plate and coiored in the richest styie.-
Having examined it with some care we
10 not hesitate to pronounce it entirely
correct In every respect. 1t shows all the
Hall Road lines in the United Staies-the
routes to Oregon and California, with tho
stopping places-the location of all tho
principal towns. and on its margins arc a
number OF beautiful cngravings, besides
valuable statistical information. All sci
entIhc men. school teachers and others who
have examined it speak of it in the high
EST terms of praise.
Mr. JAMES ELLIOTT. of Plymouth, ha.
he agency for Marshall county. and will
N short time. commence canvassinp far
1t would be "a valuable &C.
l"is,tion and an ornament besides to any
'entleman's parlor or sitting room. All
chooi rooms, hotel, Offices and business |
houses should have ono.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. CHRISTIE,S
AGUE Mv
DIR. CHKISTIE,S
AGUE BATS Nr,,

ME,sRs. HUSr Il GARDsER-Gents:-I wish 20
make known to the public an article from which !
nave derived more benefit than from all otb,.r
n'euIcihes which ever H. ed. ! have been sufEr.
,ns rom fever and Ague and its effects, for the
s;n.Ia 49, :" wh,ch nave scarcely enjovc,l a
single DAY oil good health, until | procured frou,
your drug store bottle of Dr. CHntsr,r.s A..
nalsAn- In few days found myself clear of
a:ue and rapidly recovering in health. ! have ma,
iei' symptom since commenced taking il f.bo,,,
'nonfh,)' although constantly exposed to cold
anu weather To my friends and the public cen
crafty suffering from this disease in any form.
stituton and money. '''"'
Yours, GROScoSr
u See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-27
NEIRAtEIl

gentleman living in Philadelphia sars:
IN passing through Pittsburgh. some month.
S DE-, purchased bottle of Barhare's HOLLAND
pme1s; rei'evedmese much that on retiirnino
wI"h bought twormore bottles from DR.. Dyott,
recommended The article 10 many Of nv friends
ana Tour or five of the number say il cured ,han,
. 'nnk that my recommendation has done more e,
It's s,lle IN Philadelphia than yout ADVERTISING
we are not permitted to publish the name. lint
any person calling az the store, or COMMUNICATE
sn US oy letter, will be convinced of the truth If