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J. WRIGHT 4 co.
nR. WRIGHT's CELEBRATED. REJU-
vENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared on the pharmaceutical Principles BY one ef
the Ablsst Chemists Of the Age
NO MIN r r AIS.

Dr. Wright thinks we'll 10 stake his professional character
on the fact minerals whatever from the
part Of Ingredients In his REJUVEEATIEG ELIXIR
we'll ksowng what ruin has been sntsed the community
opium and mercury.
Generally, the debated DR.. Wright would say, never
despair No matter how down you may be-no matter
how weak You matter what the may BEEN
fosske Whatever has led depart from Hygenis
principles take bis
REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
and you will end yourself man. pride instead Of
the reverse your friends, and healthy sound worthy
member Of the whole human family.
For sale by the Proprietors,
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street, New Orleans. La,
Sole Propretors,
And by Druggists generally throughout the United
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
f E!v Err AND AGU e I.
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE.

This the only and certain remedy for this hateful die
No need again complain of having it, unless
they have never this celebrated remedy II they
take
osGOoDs CHoLAGoGUE,
then farewell to Chills and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT II CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
Sole Agents South and whom all orders should be
addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
ELECTRIC OIL

for the relief and of pain But the people themselves
rendering their verdict in both unmistakabe and
satisfactory More than twenty Thousand bottles have been
sold very thor tmea proportion to those who heard
others it, who had tried It, That it's splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged and nothing like 1t
ever before prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL is Prof. DeGaths which
had all the respectable Druggists in this city and
wholesale and RETAIL at the popetors prices Of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
iasl ly 81 and l5l Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24

SHocK1NG.-In Montgomery county, Va, few
days ago. two old ladies, mother and daughter were
attacked in their house by two men, who beat them
almost to death with clubs, probably for the purpose
of robbing the premises The mother was nearly 80
years of age and it was thought she could not survive
her iniurips.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
wINER's CANADIAN ivERIIFUGE
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

The late DR. Chapman Of Philadelphia has laid down
rule that be suspected in child where there is
emaciaon and especially weakness of the bowels accompan
by discharge of slime and and all medical author
tiles agree that work thorough stomach bowes
be invigorated well the themselves dis
chargedy Winers Canadian Fermug ful6s both these
dons 1t only extpates the vermcues but strengthens
the digestion increases the solvent of gastric juice
and parts healthy action to the bowels Hence its
are corpete and permanent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24

SuIcIDE.-On the 18th inst. an Engshman named
Sterling died in Baltimore of poison administered by
his own hand, because he could not2 obtain employ.
ment for the support of his family.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
fe2 "

NJOTICE-WM II. HENNING HAVING THIS DAY
~ sold .ersgned his entire interest in kedd,
Co.'s Southern Express he whdraws and has longer
with that w. F.. REDnlkG.
New Orleans. February 1859 fe3 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests, both by able practitioners and chemical ansy
SIS have demonstrated the great valuetof Prof. De Gath
beautiful combination, called
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24

CONSPIRACY Discovered IN THE ISLAND OF MAR
GAR1rA.-A conspiracy has been discovered at the
island Of Margarita, and number of the principal
arrested. Similar occurrences have taken place
in divers parts of the country. Several persons have
lately been expelled from Caracas for acts Of re-
volutionary tendency. Had the new constitution
been completed and promulgated as it might have
been, and the members returned home, all these
movements might have been avoided.
Guissippi still remains in prison. Guzman, whose
father was expelled some months ago. has been ar
rested and banshed also Rafael Agostini. Thus
the country is kept in turmoil, and always will be
until the Anglo-saxon population extends south to
the Oronoco. 1t appears there is not virtue enough
in the Spanish race to govern themselves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
A WORD TO FAMILIES,

When you look around your houses and you think there
nothing wanting, your children all playful and smiling
everything forebodes comfort and happiness suddenly
the dear young falls ard deep the result of the
cden You look everywhere for relief and You can't fn
why? Because you have neglected to have hand boz
Dalleys Magical Pain Exracorhisi is the whele
be- Remember and always have it hand. Instant relic
will be at hand,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY

Being the receptacle of greedy worms is sckenng and YET
six of every children less afflicted with
them Why should this be the when there volumes
testimony prove that few doses of Wners Canadian Yer
muge will eradicate the disease? Parents make Of this
established fact and remember that the medicine free from
all deleterous substances
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
BY N. VIGNIE.
By n. NGN1.E1, ), /,

CITY OF BALTIMoRE's SHARE OF ESTATE OF THE
Sale Of Choice Improved Property and very Desirable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24

EXTRAORDINARY FIsHING.-The steamer Maria
gansett, which formerly piled between Stonngton and
New York, was what is called 6 crack'' boat, and
whenever she encountered sea would poke her nose
under and take it deck. One night, on her trip to
New York, she shipped" heavy sea, which stove
crates of fresh Goldfish slowed on the forward
deck, and bursting in the doors which guarded the
main deck, washed in the deck passengers, carry
ing with it avalanche of fish. q By the holy Saint
Patrick y exclaimed an Emerald Islander, he sur
veyed the effects of the wave, it bates the devil
sure, ho,o .he scoops them up"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has been in thirty there is hardly
what has heard Of and family that has used
once that could be induced be without box hand 10
sudden accident Where used it to become
standard remedy because has equal in curing burns
tcads cuts wounds and bruises fever fores piles and al
other and cuaneou diseases where the parts a
fected can be reached
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24

Rotary CANNoN.-A rotary cannon has been in
vented, which can be fred at the rate of sixty
rounds per minute. The piece is a brass gun Of the
usual shape, mounted wheels, and so constructed
that rotary cylinder constitutes the breech which
contains four charges, replenished by means of a
hopper, and fired as rapidly as man can work an
ordinary lever backward and forward. The piece is
discharged by electricity, and from this results what
is believed to be an important and valuable dis.
covery. By means of the battery and wires connect
ing with the cylinder by which ignition is caused,
the cylinder becomes perfectly electrified, which
keeps it as cool as if constantly bathed with
| ice. On firing two hundred rounds in rapid success
son at the rate of about thirty rounds per minute il
was found that at the end Of that time, and without
using the swab once, the breech was much colder
! than when the firing commenced.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
ENDs' FOUNDNT u, NEW ORLEANS.

[ EEDs' FoUSDh Z, NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers of Vertical and Horizontal Steam Engines
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles, CHARTERS
Filters and Horse Power Draining Machines, Saw Mills
Gin Gearing, Columns and Fronts for Buildings Fur
mace Months, Crate Bars and all Machinery required fer
the South. F{5
have duly authorized
sTIILMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
faIo dSW1v Z LEEDS A co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
DALLEy,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

Will subdue the pain and Inflammation from the seveest
burns scads in from twenty minutes heal the wounds
without and eectualy fever piles salt rheu
nhammaory rheumatism and nsmed eyes, cuts wounds
bruises old Sores scad head and bunions sprans
sweng elons, chblains bites of insects nipples
sweed broken breasts and all other nHamnaory and
Diseases where the parts affected be reached
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street.
Sole agents for the Southern States and to whom all orders
should be addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,

PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION
Certain in its results free from all mineral substances and
iavigorang the system these the merits of
CANADIAN yERMIFUGE preparation which eradicates
every class of internal with degree of dispatch that Is
as agreeable as It is astonishing.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT co, Sole propretors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

The positions which these three houses now
o--unv NAV be thus stated LOUIS Napoleon
10 rsirHinr hea6 af the Bonapare famiy@is
~ fas1p- 0f the allied armies of France and
S7-5lri7. and is in the field against Austria.
count De Chambon5, the head Of The Bourbon
branch. has resided IN Austria for the last
twenty wears. but row rctres 10 Holland, re-
f1sinE 10 remain LuleT TIE flag ct Q nation az
W. with his country, France. The young
Duke De Chlrtrcs, The head Of the Orle7nis's-
ioins8 the Sandman army as sooa as var was
/ declared. and proposed 70 take part DO the app
proachiug conflict But his uneles, the Or
leans princes, being opposed 20 this course oi
I tie Young Duke, have recalled blm To LONDON
/ Tie London Daily Ntrs SAYS thathe was p1f-
I srinr his studies In a Sardiuisn military school
when the war broke out, and nothing was
more natural than that be, a youth under
twenty years Of age, should have parLlcilalel
/ In the enthusiasm Of his comrades. The Afrs
thus continues;
1T probably never occurred 10 hfn tlai lne
French Emperor, who Is now virtually thc
Commarder-in-Chie Of the Sandman army,
would object, for political reasons, 70 see p
Prince OF the house OF Oleans gaining MILF
/ ta-v distinction before the eyes Of French re-i-
ments. Il is not known that the Emperor has
1 actually made any such objections, but The iu-
rrnerritv OF he situation which might have
occurred s. patent. Moreover. although an
exiled prince might gain popularity BY nskinS
his life in Sighting side by side Win the IIrhcH
army. Il may very well be Thar the OIie'
princes DO not think It wise, for he sake az
eratfying Youthful ambition, 20 adopt the re-
sponsibnitv Of the war. and gratuitously toex-
bib. their house as inimical 70 the dyn9stY oi
Austria. The withdrawal of the Due de Ch1i-
tres from Turin is Therefore what was 70 nave
lcen expected"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29
.,uouiues IN nunois.

Wm. McAdams. b., who has devoted ihue.
time % the investigation oI tne i' N.
caverns in Illinois, communicates % le
prsiris Safc an account OF interesting eta-
4 coreries made hy him in Jersey comfy near
piasa. he that county, be examined some
figures. apparently made blythe hand 81 nan,
/ on Tie face Of a rock iu a cavernous clett UNI
] der an exchanging bluff. These hgures were
/ known among the people Of the nciEnbornood
as 81 pictures Mr. McAdams, on an aticn-
1 tive examination OF them, arrived az The con-
! clusion that they are hieroEiyphics, and record
events in TIE history Of an ancient people.
They are painted on tire face ct a smooll
7 rock. il a horizontal line running east and
west. and are about fifty feet from The bottom
| Of the elf, being accessible from the above by
! means Of a narrow path that leads down To
them. The original number cennot be ascei-
| tained, as portions Of them have been carried
! down on fragments Of the cliff that have fallen
Of. They represent men, plants and animals
/ On the TOP Of the bluff, directly over uese
strange pictures. Is an ancient mound, uhtril
/ feet M circumference a. the base, and covered
over with fat stones. On opening it, uer-
was found. two feet below the surface, m q
s~srcophsgus made e stone, a skeleton l}in-
extended On ills back, tie bones Of which weI'
in an excellent state 81 preservation IN
elun. which was perfect u al De paris wa
hr-r-hf away BY Mr.. McAdams- Drawing
/ "a ~ mound and Tie heroglyphics were mad'
~ Mr. NTcAdams. who intends 10 Jay uh'
,rboIs ii biect before the ST. Louis Academy 81
Ls--a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

The Cicada-mr-cpsriy called Locus-con-
+=-s a number OF speciHs. The red-eTe1 CT
80 rCso7Ea Nentmdaom.) usually called in
80 United States the g Seven Year Locus, "
makes is appearance ID some part Of The
country eyerr wear; boz In 1879, 1888 andle45
-vriats were found i1 Miss sippi, Missouri
Illinois. Trdiaua. Ncw York. New Jersey,
Pennsrlranis, Maryland and Virginia These
intervals disur0Te the seventeen year" the
ON. That there Is a great difference In their
numbers in different years, is true and the
same theory obtains iu regard 10 other insects
r7rficufarIv the Rose bug. The sans thing
h7rnens 70 the vegetable world One year we
are favored with an immense number n ap-
PIES. peaches, grapes, ETC., and The next year
Probably bit few are produced. Excessive
numbers Of other insects which feed upon the
Cir7ds. changes OF temperatlre and unfsTora-
be weather. are the probable causes 81 in-
crease and decrease Of different years
Another very general and popular notion in
re~7rl 10 he locust. IS that 10 b. the noEious
insect mant onei in the scrlutlres ~ one OF
the plaEes EE fhis also IS an error,
as can BE- easily shown The locust Isl harm
less. beautiful creature. Il i7 found IN az the
temperate climates and wsrm countres Of the
rIobe. u the south and east Of Europe they
are constantly singing, and continually 80 Oh
-rct o. admiration.
Two aueties-oue with red b0rderel wings,
-hr other with green boudered wings-are the
most consuicuous 10 the United States. All
have a flexible probocis, short snteun@, four
uembrsneous wings, and six feet. The fe-
msIes have a long, sword-shaped oripositoT,
and only the males possess the singing organ.
which j. an extended movable membrane on
ne unde-side Of the abdomen, By The rapid Vi
bratiou Of which thev produce Their peculiarly
loud sound. Tie females are without mii
zrrarstus. and are silent. Tie latter deposi
tber eggs In the under branches u uees, ~
Sitting Tie bark with their sharp ovlposiloT
The eggs are white, fat, oval, n about one
sixteenth Of an inch in diameter. m
weather rs favorable, the eggs are hatchen d
about six weeks. Tie young ones then leaF'
the tree. 10 the condition Of larva, each beinl
provided with a mouth, horny case, and 9,
feet like a flea. They retreat under ground
where, according 10 the observations Of Pom
fedora, they feed on roots for a short time; ar
ter which they come cut, climb upon the te7c
OF z tree. burst their transparent care, and as
sume their perfect form az four winged insects
Their lives. after this Transformation, seldom
exceed four OF Eve weeks, curing which, tin
The deposition Of eggs and propagation o
species is carried on
Our Locust cannot be ciassed among iniufiou
insects or, having nc mouth, Ike some Of tbl
other varieties, they cannot degour vegetable
and fruit. TIE dew from the leaves, sucke
in through the probocis, constitutes their sol
Uourishment through the last few brief week
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29
9Mlp Appeal
! KUsI SLEEP now
r.- d. r.nr.l. .rrr.II-

DTrsG EoEns o. LORD
or he Memphis AFrEALl
y must SLEEP naE"-f torrid DAY seer
And shan feel It's angry strife No mores
Nor have q part in all that haAheoqne
Ecr portion 'ueah theCircuit % ~ SUD-
aImust sleep aeuH-uo more shall rusnt
Tie nhautnms fharmv fond aueutlol orc.
Nnr east ore fhaurht on the hrieht Wre-
Nr lnfele1 IAN tEiued aruui m2 m
urwuef elerr nauH- Ions D
ErF -rulrr worms DER uc fhctr NF-AH
Al - e.rnf diefurh ue auili ee
Nor f-esf tp saIeu1 slenCe e ne HA
ar. t..-n,u--seusat the grassy aei,
w-n-r- - L. eauarress ns the cudf
$500 ah.f-o OF silence Doomed ollfs
r--r---r L. na feetllg years g ny-
ar mas -rsann and unknasn.
49, en- nv frame me vital spark Aahn9Hns
$500 % where wln be Ire deafhless slui.
1900 = wer hllss while ages 1olf
ar ---- slr-r uow~-but. an, He dawn wil hrerl
w.a- rtrlr win Dad the sleeping ecai sueEe
a. rarrress millions auswer o. ne raN-
Al leave ftelr aeruldhrcs- hsA great and smlN
rersu uate use what's eupant1u houglti
Wlfn Joy eEfstr- 1r deep anguish frauzhtl
where. cruaiuuB Ssrinrs wan mT portion beg
whore shall 4 srsnd D loug eteruiue
Nr.Rrrnnr, TESS. NAY 20. ls4 JENNiE s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29
HlunitipaI CLIFTON.


For Mayor.
WE are srlHn-red and requested On snHH71 JOIN
p EOHIgs0N . CANDIDATE fr ne amea, hayor 81
ne eH-1H= ui1lh e-ee1 sll2-
For Mayor.
TO THE yCrzas o. NENFHIs- lHa1cu7-l p
n5er.asaf -c1nl.saie or Namr q or next uuHiHrsl
l.-ta--r r- i1les eat1--i u me utHe hrff "r
@- WV a. rEHEiSs
For Mayor.
We z-e aula-l-el 20 a7u7uae RIcHAHn D. EtyGa
asaaaItic rc--e-lu o. H7 hHgHra-7
Fer Mayor.
a-la.-r "a us az Mr- fueay o Nru
% ue nezt municipal es-
For Recorder.
wr are s--a-rIrzl o. aHull-a Dr. o. M TICETE
.a -HHIilr fU ae elIa CT Ar
SIMS H-H f
Fer Recorder.
We are ua-.-=l B. auasuugs JHHN ZEAL
4ls.e .a te-il te de rao ciE
-n-a ~
FER Recorder.
wE sH..rfrcl u u1 HH- THOMAS
! Ft-r asrrHlaiatc Or Heau ua U
Fr1 o.. 1-u=Jue ra
For city Marshal.
WE
aalI e.
For city Marshal
VIZ a- ual-z ts.- m asme % Oh.
CT Msr-aaL WILLIAM Underwood. aIln
Or re-alraiaa 60 fbe crvt ier-a1 urN month
uai-tea
FoF cts MARSHAL
We ar. ruar=I raaaag- EaHa A Nlsl
--rIs-,. "a r--lat- - m.sa Cr -aaHsl st us
ensuia=yu election
Ter city Tax collector.
ne age aalr1 % l--- sg3
ssuEJms rlc-a
FER CITY Tex Collector.
WE arc a-rE-' DO ar-n7ns Na- TT bAluHL- &
alu-lsara .r th-a 20 CrE IEtlcfT
FER CITY Tax collector.
"a candidate tr CaErr or or DO
For wharfmasteT.
VIZ ae ~ @ eaanlya-e 80
u1s,E a jane s 1880
Ser Wharfmastcr.
VIZ are nrIrrs-rfr 81 frurue TOBIAS WOLFF asa
oeatsrs ---fi tf e' "l-i
re ~ T- a-sa
For Captain Of the Day Police.
, rsa aufaft- ~ Ca7aiH .f 3D. pa1 Pala rf nr aa l-
b fH-I use rsrl"H- r
2 FOR Captain Of Che BAY Police.
VIZ arc aHrlrHT tr sluua JtHfHI COLLIE.
Fer Captain al thc Day Police.
We are aIlsrzal 81 aauIH s-f-sHhe ~
-alrlafr boz one aGae uf Ctrtlui te Dag f.
.L---- mas e-fIa utIT-af
Tor Captain OF the Day E0iiCe.
wE ara sEa-rd r. auur-1-e ESQ HD@thAAl
asa cul lra far -lralan O. OBJ r trraH Hs
. Day PAfh n-ersuHe lw
, FOR Captain OF fhc Day F0iice.
2 VIZ are rfrI-5rHl fr rrrrl. Capt. = THOMAS
asa cau- lra Or ra-.-rlHr fuHa UaFa NHfa-N a
r fhr Day TH.a AZ ue rart urnlrrai rrrn
. TOr Cantafn of the Night Police.
VIZ are rrnsrEaI amI -lsHr-taI fa un y
7 mCrEH -aa rsnaa-.s H- Nllal1a Af-H- F7l19
mr-1-Ea
2 Fer Captain Of the Night Police.
% NJ are nrrfHelel ~ auuauu'e Capt. l-a @ Hai'
j mrn bal .nHHnra IN ra-n1rHn.u o. fHH nnEH ". fH"..H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

or usHei 70 wHuf covered tT Wm. k Patan ts u@
"a Carroll. Hmru-lle ntsNa- o. o. Huf ts ~ RI Hsns
srhlrisHn 90 tfNE lW. itHf ar Wr1au hr Wllsms
rT p s. MI aaHf BE- leiuIs hruuiHi H ahus
bariruu- af mr san sfrDf Errafrur STREET ID frft
slr1 ~ D. uurtacnf onrnrr 20 snf o. So 1915 f1euee
rrrull- Hlrrh rrranal and % faer fEarf fnu ne ersf
uue lf htA1. fll, 81 IS feet 20 o. au1Hleazt onrrer &C
Dc No Lf nenre win fie all Ine 90 Dc 81. % Urf
parallel with brlalHHF rG feet t ne sI lsrsf rruer
% Dc 81. E9 nrr1r rlrih parallel win Zoe EAST I1r 70
pc no OIL. OF IS feet u one s.un 11s af ErasfrHVs
Heuce Eltl me line rf nrHstEay east iTs feet na De-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

,o-,snie5 bv numerous ohieisl documents
referred
mai rgpon-alsor referred.
ne moderator announced TIE committee on
svnodical RECORDS, composed Of two member
fr5m each Synod. lie also announced the re-
s~ienation ofS. Mercer, a Trustee Of The Gene
raj Assembly. d,
The Chairman Of the committee on ChuiC.
Extension made the fourth annual report. y
shows thai out Of two thousand two huhale
and sixty-seven churches in communion VII
the General Assembly, I've hundred ana Pc,
two have no houses Of worship one hglL
and sixtv-eight report their houses lnsuHl
for present wants, one hundred ana niAe,
| are in debt. seventy-seFen have had az lIou
| abroad in building their churches, ana llIe,
| hundred and seventY-three cannot puiia el.-
| aid from the church atlarge- nerelolteloN
| that the contributors for the church extension
] have beensteadily Increasing
he committee Of conference has rePoEe,
that the time has now eeme 70 100 - m,
/ Conrrrrationalists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29
The lightning Express Train
Hannibal and ~. Zoe Railroad "a
DEEssa Peak.

-
~ Thruurh TiCffts % nfJ 81 ne ahcse pnge-
unli uscd-oan b. ottaincd a. ne Dept ne Aemphis
auf Ohio Railruad.
Passeu-rrs ds.iring 90 aks this route can pur1aaas
mrourh Ttckcts. either Do Stramh0at Qg kilrnrs lHu
rev Oriean-. Yi6aturH Sat1hez, and ~ inierme4ihis
points.
For variety q sceucy-fmluez h~1untanH Lset,
Csfarads. Clues. nshianahlc WaiesmE facaar sm-
H@srrt-ts the rioasure-seeking uis maiel ~
aurarlFe. while o. tasiuess men ltish ~ l
earafrfahIa certain AMI expeditions IN au Ne o4N
I'D u b. the dulF ruuis fum Memuhia by Ehlel pas
serrrrs haliur Thruuzh TadEetsfn Ncw h1k Fatnl2s
can visa ur cues o. Chicagn. Deir.lt. Ba1l9 and A.
hruvr o.. wa Cincinnati. can visit CucinlAls Clrfe
land ana PiuaturE. uifhqut adiluauai eNpenre iF talr
81. b. the ouiy rad which offers % the passensu me
same urrrtuulfy fur choice % routes AtCalm ~ GA
have thr choice 81 fgrfeeu didereut rQuies O. NeN i"A-
al. d. Is the only direct ruute By which pas-n oi
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