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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-20

STATE FEMALE C0LLEGE.-A voice =oming
up from the east and eehoiug in the west de-
man3s and is entitled to a few brief reflections
One Of The most astonishing thoughts that oe-
cur te TIE mind OF our honest, liberal, pu-
dent, live and ~let-live community is that they
have no, even at this age Of enlightenment
leaned TO attend 70 their oEn business. Our
sunny South, broad and extended as il Is, az
f0ris ample Territory ard localities uusurpsss-
sI for institutions Of learning, yet there is to
be found in some OF those smaller and interior
nurseries Of science, a wolfsh dispositions 10
scatter, tear and STAY; di=p7ragel az The pros
prets Of their own success, hes have wilfully
and wsntonly attempted 70 plrpstratr aniue-
parable injury upon che q ths most popular
and hourishing Institutions known in The
Southwest. The State Female College at
Memphis stn lives, u~nincumbered Pecuuiarily
or otherwise, with the well known scholar and
christian gentlemen, 5. c. Starks, its presi-
dent and founder, whose mysterious and mpre-
cedented success in schools commenis him to
the hearty Endorsement and patronage Of all
who have daughters to educate, aided By a
select and highly accomplished faculty.
We defy the world to check OF even rstsTd
this Institution in the Accomplishment Of the
most snnobling and god-like work that ever
engaged the heads and hearts Of men-a SET
snti6e aBdreligious education Of woman. The
State Female College, az Menplis, recently
closed Is first accsdcmirai tenn with
one hundred and eighty pupils. A few DAYS
since it opened its second term with over a
hundred and quite a number have entered with
in the last week, and the CRY is stiB They
come Afew days more, DO doubt VII swell
its numbers to over two hundred. This don't
look much ike a broken-dowu Institution, witt
its President dead and his proceeds in the
Of The Sheriff, the report and statement
Of his enemies to the contrary, uotWithstand-
.ng. In conclusion, if you want your daugh-
.srs educated, send them to The State Female
&c. HOLLAND.
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Arrival of the Steamship Kangaroo.
EEW YORK. September 1s.-ne Bddsh steamship
kangaroo arrived al this port to-day she sailed from
Liverpool on wednesday. August ALT Hsr alvloes
we're anticipated By prrviou, arrivals.
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PATENT MICA AND
FTBR0US CEMENT ROOFING,

Uxufa ----,rs ca-sslfs 81 nr1uE Hutino- uEianoe&
t-,-.-~.rrf alu f1rcuE mltftrs and ooFercd via
> -r~--rIsrr - livery dinstef rnf We VII WaR-
49, ~ wRrEa FEooF- naD rrlec9 1e rays 20
D. ~. uaEinr fhe umliiug mrcl coeler In summer
49, 4, - srfa. AMI VII ueilher crack mar rt. ~ Ne
g~rcTrcRrru InFrzrsuEELE. and having been
ss---r1hfr fHai Tor y=arsl NeH Tork CITY and Various
r.rfr az ~ Unllei STATS n Is ne ctezrrst aud best
ro1fnr IN ne. InsEPH DITTO q CO.
General nce. IS Bru1dEay, fev TorE
X. u-Cemfal o. sale uJ he tarrei, via full print
"a i1strrcfiunx f1r ~a1plTinE. We rts1 afer fr sale,
Tsmit1ra Riots a. a partru1 o. ne lniled St1tca
IrrfE-.uls n. 4 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-20

Thspul-Htr fuc PauIllE Ms Estegu Clarion,
Is lssir5zs o. -rrurIas 1s sui = aHAs=tz Eii-
ir fuIy ozlpstrui 90 ssuna As m-uaTemeut "a De
napsr. du-iuz the -llrar's aizra1s r-.m hamr
No se-ueman need sppy ff ue sitasti-a, unless be
prot1ss unsxeopnauabis tss;imalisIs or hs arreiu aid
ss-liy, 10 every rszu % Cd the rasll
s.. r.. ADAMS
P.l-l-nr. NJ. So. m. ls5a -ea n-Lm
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RECEIVED PR srEAnnHIF uonUssiA.
~LFvrnPooL Sep. ne uiss 81 Cotton Tor ne
week amount % 55olo bales ofwhea auouut sp-euist-
ou tsk 900 hlss and eERrtsfs 2lHo bale ms
Fnezy anam9d b 500 bales anf On SATURDAY 70 1000
bales ne markst Eenerally cosed steady m s'o1
mprt amoults O. G7l0o bales Tas taal imports hr
De year umount b. 0ls cD bales. ne i'ai saiss o.
ns year amouut q /. s15 90 bales
Tie market for brcaisuas generally closed very
rraiy. wheat Fsn-rsHy ased w1h a sseiuius ten
drug.
ne sdv.1cs from Manchester are hrorabie. All
aa.lLie- u e-.aa ~. a.rhrr alrln-ed-
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NEW r0RK, sept u "A destructive IRE occurred at
AulcbsTa, Mzsz, or last Saturday which destroyed sey-
susl Jcvsl-y maaufz1turins embellishments, throuiug
three hundred psrsols 0Utof employment, and almost
slsraniins ne bazin-s o. the place. The ossestma-
"a u 81 90
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Arrival of the stoamship DeSOto--
Ensrr fran HuWann.

NV NoRE, September t9--rbe steamship nrslo
srrired Al mi. port t0-aay from uaTsns with sdyices O.;
the lsh inst.
Aruyal decree Wa recently issued which increases ne
Papsl represeutauon-.
The weather Al Havana was col and there was sane
y any sickness.
The suEsr market WIS siaruaut
r-.icbts .ud svrhss-r- we're drr-
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H. F. .Cunr1Nos, EsQ.-Tis gentleman,
now Road Commissioners Of the STATE, hasbeen
in the city for two or three days. We IRE ela6
- 80 him in such excellent condition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-20

EErEEFHIsuEG--steam was RAISED Fester-
day in the new planning mil Of Messrs- Moore,
Halstead & Co, on Second street Their fac
tory was burned 10 the ground within the past
s-r0 ~w~rur
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"a A valuable young negro nan will be
sold to The highest bidder By Monsarai, Du-
prse s. Co, this morning Al 9 O'Clock at their
once. See advertisement
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SELLING LIoUoR o. sUNDAT-Wm. Vein
Or, who lives without the city limits in Green
laws Addition, was fined ten dollars BY Esquire
Horne yesterday for selling liquor On Sunday.
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NEwoHLEass, SEPT ~ie.-conn-ue aiss today
nm'-nt Q 500 bales; thc steamers news oussd
~arief hrmness- suslr dessdba1yuut st ds6sz. b.
Inc an adanee % &c shs- o. Lard 10 teEs a. 2ke-
WV foHEi september ls-Celon-Tho MARKET
daei guieti &c sale. today amouat 10 90 bales
fau-me marfet eiased win q drciiuiugt sndsncy5 the
aiestasy auount o. 5000 bn.. Al sf75e5i5 for
ohio. Corn coscd win an adganeinEi endsney aies o.
iav ~ GQotusheIs ussGs7r fsr Mirsf Purk-The
marfet closed h%uoyant a. SIS s1E Einsesd Oh
O. quoted att8a sasu closed hu1yaut - 5EGga- &c
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Business aotifss

Prot. Philips, an s~ioaueEt lecturer AMI dis
tinguished phrenoiogisi, having recently ar
rived in Memphis, on "Wednesday evening at
Odd Fellows HiH, Of u ?. M.. win deliver .
lecture on he Causes and Excuses Of the Adj
herenls Of Celibacy, in both Fexes, The mighty
motives to Matrimouy; also, the superior adj
vaBtages Of a hymeneal state in every Possi-
bic aspect over that Of single hicssedness-
From he well known ability Of the lecturer
we anticipate a very instructive, entertaining
discourse, fraught with the most salutaTy IN
s~iruction to an, bui especially to the old maids
and bachelors. Admission % cents. Il
We have in store portable steam engines,
Of superior make 81 three, four, six and twelve
horse power, at the Plantation Machinery De-
pot, IA Main ,treet.
sspls-im DAVID MccOMB * co.
TWENTY-FIVE cENrsf
Wewm make pictures for a few d1yl longer
at twenty-five cents, set in cases.
Sewing Machine a. prices from $50 20
500, warranted. HEAROUT a CO,
sspIs-lw 2e2 Calhoun Block, Main st.
wASTED-A clerk, a young, unmarried man
Preferred-one well acquainted with he trade
Of Memphis UnexeePtonable references re-
qulrod Apply By letter to
NORRIS, MALL a CO, ClothisTs,
seIz-st- New Orleaus.
seHooL Books AT CosT.-Watson & Beard,
3l3 Main street, are selling their entire assert
msnt Of school books at cost. I'm
HEag Is A CHAScE.-Wsnted good and eff
Client Agents 70 sell The best Iron Hooper Tie in
The world. LIBERAL ndueemets are offered for
men to 90 into Alabama, Mississippi and
Arkansas. Apply 10
U23-2m H. B. WILLIAMS & Co.
No. IS jefferson street. Up stains
Hardware, Agricultural InPlsments, Nun
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGILL, BROS. * co.
Lands FOR ssle-see Hopkins & EiTby's card
On the first page.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman q Co.'s column or
page.
See F. Il. Clark & Co.'s column.
Watches, clocks, JsNelry, snvsr and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See Advertisement o.
A. J.. Warren 8 Co. 2s5 Main street
II another column, see the advertisement Of
GEoReE PArTIsoS & Co, Booksellers and
Stationers, 25S Main street, near Madison
treet
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A Tho OF VAGEAsTs-Peter Doyle. John
Rueker aud Patrick Kaytou, were sent to the
ehsin-gaug BY the Recorder yesterday as va
grants.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-20

RrcoRDEn's CouRr-There were twenty
TIVE 6elinquents before the Rseordeg yesieho4y'
twelve Ct whom, were srnt 20 the ehatn gang
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-20

I~NsrrTi,Ss a WoEsE-W- ID. hooihsoh Va
fn- etusnly-hrs dollars By ae Recorder yes
terdsy for persisteHtiy insulting a woman
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SaIltns of1beUroakIvp.

NEW ORLAAss September Is.-Adviees reavo5f-1m
Pensso1ia Il the ian inst, sis,s that the Uhitca States
slo1p o. vsr Er0oRiyn sailed h-u that port. on Inst dly
Cor Eeu York
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Suburban Residence for Sale.

I oder ~ sale nay Re.ideucs. - miles east from Court
1 square. in re neirtharh11f % c. " Williams and
John @ Lsriar. There are six sores On he piace. brit
Erl Do divided .0 rrif T--chlsrrr ra OF f1 give four
arr- Fol o. tur residence rul Ie1ve "a beautiful tao ecre li
vIh hE1is1ur forrest t-ess. Ihr hJusr contains a
hall ana seven rooms. Hew, ven balm aui iu perfect or
der. Thrrr are on the pl1cn a Mr-e cistem, well and
every necrssary ostlou-c tII Hesl q ane aui pr1Iuc-
tive Earieu ami a wei elected ami large collection
% rruit trees IN f1a Er1ui1E c~nIlt.an- The yard Is
nicely laid cI suI beautifully sr win large frEeg
trees Applyn J.. A. ANDERSON.
Or o. Th4mas P7'rrE Erl'Etltr Agent Calhoun
u--L----- -.-.l-u-
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CoNFLrNEET TO A DEsEEvrEG GEErLE-
EAE.-The employees in the BulaiH Job
Printing Office, yesterday, presented the late
Superintendent Of the ohee, Mr.. A. o. Rus
sell, a magnificent gOld-headsd-eans, as a tss-
dnonial Of their esteem. Mr.. Russell has
been in the city but q short time, but in that
brief time, has endesred himself TO his aEso-
eiatss aud establisked a reputation as a j5b
workman Inferior 10 that Of no practical nan
In America. he has accepted a position in
the Enguira Office at Cincinnati We wish
bin Fcccess in al bis future undertaking.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-20

Ar HoME-His e~Ncelsney, Gov hal'
arrived a home on Sunday and IS passing =
few DAYS with his family.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-20

CHELsEA LOTs-WHATk EE hey WORTH
TIE sales OF lots in GreenlaW's addition have
not indicated that the value Of properly IN the
extreme northern districts Of the city had in
creased with hat rapIaitT which has chzrae-
terized the advance or real estate IN TIE south
err subarbs. There lie no better BeizLborhoo3,
no ground more elevated, none healthier thsR
this, but still, the prices heretofore obtained
have not cone up 10 ths standard reached By
equal lots squldistsnt from Court Square in
other directions. Qaestions Of tile have Sc
riouEly affected sales, but these will not arise
to-day, and those who believe lha. North Mem
PhiS is progressing with Unprecedented rapidi-
~ in wealth. and who prefer a cheaper home
nearer the city than can be elsewhere OBJ
tained, would do well to 60 out from Monsar-
rat, DuPres & Co = Office this morning, al ten
o'clock, and make a purchase. The salr is
absolute and without limitation ss 10 price.
TIE CoEcEEr At The NEw MEnpHIs THE-
ArrL-Miss A Watson, a very accomplished
teacher Of vocal and instrumental music, has
been giving lessons to juvenile classes in our
city for several months past, and she now pro-
poses to give a concert at the New Memphis
nsstsr, formerly the Gsisty, that the pubIe
nay witness the proficiency Of her pupis
Miss Wstson's devotion 10 her profession is
PrziseWorthyan and hero.e; 10 thorough knoHl-
edge Of music, gained BY a long course Of train
ing under the best masters, she unites a truly
remarkable talent % imparting II to others.
We sincerely hope that our citizens viii extend
70 this truly praiseworthy undertaking the pat
rOuags they % lsvishiy bssioW upon stranEers
who give bat a single entertainment for their
individual gala Miss Watson is .psrmanent-
y settled In Memphis; her talents and best
energies are devoted % The polite education
and aeeouPlishmeHt o. car children. and he
snail ehsrgs q admission will not much more
than sefFsy the expense OF the exhibition. To
give addltioasl attraction to the concert, Prof.
GaosPains and Mr.. Farmer have kindly rolun-
tsered their services.
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BosHp OF ALDEENEE-There VIII Be- q
meeting Of the Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
at the usual hour, this afternoon
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THE Nrw Mrw-EIs THrk-rE-This place
Il amusementwiH be opened for the season on
Monday evening next, the 26h inst
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Il Marshal HsIberi, Esq, a leading mer'
chant Of Louisville. xss ] nthe city yesterday
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Arrival of the Steamship Atlantic.
NEW ToRE, September ls-ue steamship 4Eautic
has arrived belsW.
Lhs government si-smer Fulton went ashore on the
Island o. 81 Roses turinga gale on the i6h ui. A.
The latest she uas hizh and dry aad breaking 10. The
r-.w and si.rss uere savep
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ron -ATTORYFY GTYFRT

MARCUS J. WRIGHT ia e.aH1ats fr r~s-sistion %
hs onc' o. cie1k % uo Common Law ani Criminal
Cart 20 Erzgais At ne eususE siszraa IN Marss
uert. sg7-t
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Tbs "MUsTAED CAT.1-Cspt Bourne, Of
The lower city WharfbosL has in his collection
nal which be d~ssignatss a. the mustard cat -
The cat in question has earned he sPPeIlation
bestowed upon her through the exhibition Of a
peculiar taste % feeding, eTincing a rspaeious
appetite FOR mustard. Her taste for the fiery
relish IS 90 great At times that she has been
known to reject milk, the natural foOd Of the
cat, and take readily 70 mustard Tis re-
msrkabls cat Eil be shown to all who viii be
pleased to apply 70 Capt Bourne, at the wharf
boat.
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'FALL & WINTER GOODS.
eF. SEE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
r GOODS EMPORIUM
233 Main Street, opposite Court Square.
CONSTANTLY RECEITIEG-
avn FANCY DRY GnonS.

or the --latest styles. such a. siks, French DcLlincs All
Robes. P1uitrds. Merincs % every qualify and oIsr
ShaWis aud Ci0sks u every varieys Hosp Skirs o. DE
finest improvements. avery extensive STOCK u BOOTS
and SFOES 20 please everybody. - Youths.
sud BOYS CLnrHiHG 90 prices % surprise the people.
Pr P1niers, al KINDS " PLANTATION o.
AerEeys Jeans nsushurEsl Blankets, NeEu Bnassus,
ETC.. az extremely i0u dg1res-
Merchants and River Trsf0rs WiI l11u O. usir in
trrest 20 zG oI me- tlrius uade arraagrmenb win
Eastern Ml1ufacU-grs sud Importer o sell al Esztern
pricrs CauriEce yUureivesl Come aae, cama ALL
arul-faHIvis A sFEggFT.
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Cure,

AgUo Cure,
FoH The sPEED1 CHE or
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and AEue,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dum5
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Billions
Headache, and Bilious FeVers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases oTisi-
Mating i'm hillary arrangement, cGused
By the Malaria of miasmatic~ countries.
No one remedy Is louder called fr by the
Eccessius Of the American people than a sure
and safe cure fur Fever and A-uc. Such
We are now enabled % offer, with a perfect
certainty that It VIII eradicate the disease.
and with assurance, founded On proof, that
no harm can arise from is Use in any guam
THY.
That which protects from OF prevents this
disorder must hc Of immense service In the
communities where it prevails. Prerefi3a is
bettcr than cure. for the patient acapo the
usk which he must run IN violent attacks of
this balcfh distCmper. This "CUEE" expes
the miasmatic poison Of FEvER ASD AGUE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, II taken on the Er,t APP
pr11ch q its prCm0nitory symptoms. 10 is
NLa M.MM NAL ~ AAAAHAN va N HHE-H"N"A
for this clas Of complaints but also the
cheapest. The large quantity We supply fr
a dollar brings II within the reach II every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEvEH
AvD AGUE prevails, every body should have 10
and use Il freely both for cure and protection.
II Is hoped this price VIII place il within the
reach Of all-tho poor as wen As the nch. a
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of Iutcrmittents is, that il contains
no Quininc or mineral, Consequently 1t pro
Dues no quinism or other Injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
By L are len q healthy Is If they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Agucis not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison. A great VARSITY Of
disorders arise from H. irritation, amoug which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism. G0ut. Headache,
Blindness Toothache, Eara-he, Catarh, Asth-
ma, Palpitston, Painful Affection Of the
spleen. MYSTERIES, Pain in the Bowels, Colic,
Paralysis and Defangemcnt II the stomach,
all Of which. wh0n originating in This cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become pcnod-
zeal. This sCuRs" expels the poison from
tie blood. and consequently eures them al
alike. Il is an invaluable protection % immi-
grants and persons travelling OF temporarily
uasiding Ia the malari1us districts If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed 20 the in
fiction. that viii b. czcreted from tie sy-tgn.
and cannot accumulate in sufficient gga1.ty
o. urcn INTO disease. Hcncc IL even more
valuable for protection than cure. ard few vii
ever suffer- hum IEteTmIttcuts, 1t they aval
themselves Of the protection this remedy az
F-ra
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VESPER GAS LIGHT
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant.
AID
Most COHgcnfCTlf .frfiRciag

THIS Gas o. reneratef from Pare Gal ON, rnd
il slac1nre. economy. safety aud simFlciy cannut e
surpaEet. ne fixtures are ia he same sys - thp
ordinary us dNrures4
r-Prncip1l AErurF Al frst sfare r1uu in Gauazr
Buidinr utsne ne EEat can b. seen a. anT time
fra-frir THOS. n. TATLn
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hallway AccIdeptaI Uoston.

BosToS, Sept. "a eauisse ogutaiuiug Er. and
Mrs. DavIsof New Orleans, while crossing the uark %
The Boston and worcester Railroad yesterday, SIS airu-k
BY The locomotive. M. Davis vas severely iniHred and
t. vfra Ne f,.f.rff- kfuaF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-20

TE0H and after his dste he dm 81 D. sZLIGMAS
It a CO. Is Dissolved. Ih8Ei-E Eld al my Interest o.
my former partner. Mr- 7huan- Te1-ur uho will re-
m-n and carry on ne Business % rhe ol stand. corner
ofLfnieu and ST. Paf-lek streets Hp also zssuues al
the ltslliGes o1utraeed hy ne firm ~ J. Snirman &
CO aud 81 alone sufhgrizad q uones he deh-s due the
said Gru- JOS. sELIGMAN.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
ora and ReEfabie Packet Liaes
LEAFES Every WEDNESDAY, "a

HlGAaAA duUU huquEH- hENef-
KATE NAY. A. IT. EUGHL- Hlstes
ONE Of these dne 1E-rater raczets
~ ulI leave Memphis every p - ~
NEsnAT A~FTEtNDUN. arf arl0csr 1Irln
- rs.asr. fr can. TrrflrHa. Cincinnati and ports en-
a. Ontn RIgHr. Wef1rHir-. hey leave tlncnlai
every Trurasar. TtlsLre win give tlr.u-h r--elps fr
1,+s.r d. ~ r-sre-r Ftfes raraH frtrraerT1 Errv 90
LARRY HARMsrAD. AGENT
m1-m Cor Fraut Bow and Msiis1n street,
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For Constable.

We arc astharizee % aunosnae n. d. COLLINS 49,
7niidaie E Attorney Geusrai Er he Fnh. miur-nsh
nd Psurtsrnn Civil Dntriaa rrps-ts.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FoR THE RAPID Curl or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, bronchitis, I~HciPieRt ConsumP-
ton, and for the relief Of ConsumPtiFe
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So vide IS the hela o. its usofulncss and 20 M
mcrous arc the cases of rs cures, that almost
every section Of country ahounds IN persons pnl-
EclT kaouu, Who have been uesioredh um Alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs By as
use. When once tired, It's superiority over eFeJ
Other medicine Of is kind Is too apparent O. escape
observation, and where It's virtues are known. tle
public no longer hesitate Whas anddoic % cnIioy
for Ire distressing and dangerous Affections OF Tic
pulmonary organs that are incitcntt % cur clnale-
Whle many inferior remedies thrust upon INC
community have filled and been @seargel, us
- Tior1 friends IL every trial, conferred tcncits
on the afflicted they can neET i1rset' anu lHo-
duseI errcs too numerous and too remarkahlc 70
umuunurn nv
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Us an The PURPOSES 0FAFERIY PHYSl0

are 81 oumposel that disease within thc range o.
their action can rarely Withstand or Cggae them-
IEcr -pmcuafiug properties search, and cleanse.
and iuvigoraic every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting It's diseased action. and restoring
rs healthy uuhucs. As a consequence Of these
properties. the invalid who is bowed down With
pain O. physical debility IS astonished TO ind lis
health or energy restored b. a Icmedy al Once 50
simple and inviting.
Not only Do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many mmitlble and
dangerous discases. The agent bcl0w named IS
pleased % furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cuTes aud direclous
fr their use in the following complaints tozfae
Hett. Hcmt5uu, Hcud1chc ousisgJT0lf disoIdortd
Sfou1ach. Nausea. El1fgafon. PaiH ED Mcrtid
Laariou Of the B0ircs. F7atdeHrg, Lass Of fWe
tie. Jr1sdice, and other knIirci cunpllnts,
al ing lum a loW state u thC b1dy 20 Obstruction
% its functions. They are an excellent lucrative
for the renovation Of the bod and the rs-1za-
ton Of tone and strength 10 tie system delilialed
kv dsc1sc.
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LANDS.


IN CRTTTENDEE COUNTY,
GO Acres. tuo miles from Etmors7a's DEPOT shove the
0veTn1F ofIs58, 400 acres deasenrd-
THOMAS PETERs.
go Acres on Fiurea Me Bayaa, hiEE Iaus, 3 or miles
frlm PIE LlIe hrck r.
TTowAs PETERS.
1850 Acre. ~ uiIcs fraa tha Mississippi river. 90
nii-s Dtllu HruFhis THOMAS PETERS.
10 A-r-ea u the 81 Frlrss RIVr-. 3 miles below n
son au-ctEr hi-re; r-iuts "a the river
THOMAS FErERS.
ssoo Arrrs On ne S.. FssH-is River. shove the ovsraou
ufths yrGr- rHOMAS FETERs.
1900 Acres, slm- ueirHrr.-I ara 1u ts river
THOMAS PETEHs.
g 600 Acres ir Paill.rt Co-fy. near ne Sc Francis
River THOMAS PETER
T710 Acres il Prairi- olunty. sol birh Lnt. well
selected s1 a dle-r rrf-rI cs1Hfy.
THOMAS PETERS.
6ooo Acres b. 81. Frl1ds Uulty near the Little ReE
Rui-e'i. 10 miles from Mnisn.
THOHAs PETEBS.
t2l01 Acres iu ST. Francis ans Mruuae counties; the
Eilr0ad runs thruuEh D.. THOMAS FErEHS.
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Fagin,s w Anchor.

Is 81 EnUs where 10 is best known, A W. Flgirs
i F1Uu stands without q rival. Tie ahlse brand o.
male rIv from choice KsuiuCky and Tennessee Wheat
and o. Resigned expressly Cor Family use. A supply az
wuvs on hand. LINDSEY & FCKLEN
Eepro Ne. 5 HsEarts Row.