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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23
The Great Daily
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAILS
TWIN
Portland, Me-, and New Orleans, La.
s OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Juvr p. 1853.

ANNA 1AANN4 ID N 4 70 2
JUNE ., 1859.
TTNDER the second section % the Post-r0gte Act Of
u June Il. 1885. By which The Fostmaster-General b
auih1rized g 10 make such arrangements for the trans
mission % the Ereaf througk mails between Portland and
New Orleans a. viii insure The most speedy and certain
connection, Including in the route Tor one o. the daily
mails as many % The seahoard Commercial cities as may
be CONSTANT with the greatest dispatch" proposals viii
De received AZ the Contract once 1fthis Department IN
al 3 P. n. Of "Wednesday, August ~. 1853. % BE- decided
BY the Monday following for conveying the mails o. the
Uuited States, from It October, 1883 70 s0th June, 1853,
from Portland. Ne. 90 New Orleans, La. and back. daily,
II iockei nail crates. 20 be un0penPd between the ter
mini, except BY Agents duly authorized By the Depart
ment, and Al such points only a. it may DESIGNATE.
Bidders will name IN their proposals the -iutefmed-ate
points BY wlich the route shall run, andpnup1se he mode
or modes IT conveyance. with a schedule dxinE TIE time
% departure from and arrival a. the terminal points
alone. via. Portland and NeE Orleaus-the trip zach
way % De absolutely guaranteed % Be performed within
the stipulated time. OF no pas required
For forms Of proposal, guaranty. and certificate and
also for Instructions ana conditions b be emhrsced in the
contract. see the Advertisement % December -. 1888. or
the sdvrrtiscmeut o. February /. 1883, inpamphlst form.
81 the principal post cf1ces. J. Holt,
Pztmastcr-General
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Jn0 boz FIav-rinr Extacts; - d1z. Mu. Alau's
w Hair Rest0rer. No !. . snd g. 25doz. woods
Hair Resf0rer; IS d1. Brrhave'E Biter- IS doz. Hos
letters Birers; 30 taz McLrans strenr.henlnF Cordial;
50 d0z. Pure Salad on; ~ doz Ayers Ague Cure; 500
d0E. Gsrretrs suuf packs; IS Dor Carrots SnuT, bot
Ties 50 gross Matches. asserted; IS Erlss Baking, large
and small; On store and f0r sale low By
O.. ". JONES 4 CO..
aul6-2w Formerly Ward & Jones.
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NEW ORLEANS, August 2,-me steamship Caiavbs
arrived below yesterday from HsvsHs- with dates % M
Isth inst.
The SUGAR market closed nrm st7Ess. Hard cisse,
buJysnt a. 1sai9c.
Exchange on London IlaI5; Exchange on New Tork2s.
Two oargaes Of Coolies have arrived e Haysns.
The Tehuautepeo correspondent q the New OrIsan
Crescent ays sThc robbers who rined the mails uesi
Tehuanfepec found nothing valuable. This oo-resp0n,
dent further stale that the mails were recovered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

A S me guardian q the children Of John McNamara
AdrCd ] viii lease fr . teuno q years The vacant l0t
On Market street fronting The lpfon which Fraser Titas
lives.
I viii aIso rent b. The year, the house 10 shlch said
McNamara HFel a. fhe time Of hs death, zdioiniur
the ah1Ve-
] Niu ais1 lease for a term 81 yesrs 3 Dot Ca Aabaua
street. fronting on said street ahuuf so feet and runs
bact O. Bayou Gsguas. ThiE iof lies directly west 81 the
To- 81 Cert Marsh Miller. Perz1us desiring 10 lease ar
rent viii csl on me on The premises 4 the late John
McNamara decd. DANIEL MCNAMARA.
auI7-2u. Guardian.
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COSMORAMIC |STEREOSCOPE

A MONG the latest inventions 10 Optics. there D. Moth
~ ing more instructive and smusiug thsn TIE stereo-
scope. ne steregzo1De TieuE are impressions from Ma
ture. represeuting The finest s~ccneries, Cities and Mon
meuu IN F-r1ue and this country which, viewed
through this instrument, shows fh1se objects in bold re-
lief, actually a. they are, and thus are The best model
Ger Artists. give the best idea q foreign countries md
Art. aud make tie dlegt parlor ornaments.
Citizens and strangers visiting the cit should not fal
% call on C. MULLER Opticizn, 24i Main street, uppo
site Pr5vine & steVsrt's BIack- and examine these mag
uifoeut Views.
Justreoeived the largest sHI finest collection o. VIEWS
q Europe and the'Uuilei States.
100 difcrsnt views o. ne city % Paris.
so dirrreut Fiewzuf Switzerland, Austria German
aud ryroli-
90 different Views q the Rhine.
800 difcrenf Views o. Italy. Constsufin1pln. Gree7e
Egypt Nubia, Palestine and the Holy Land.
go dfdercuf Views % London.
500 soeneries o. ENGLAND. ireland, Sootlsrd, Statues
Family Groupes, etc
300 beautifully Illuminated Interior snd ~exteTioi
VleuEof Paris and London. Also.
500 Glass Views q Eurupe snd this country, plain 90.
o1idref t~nusture.
NIagara Fsu-WEutar and SIMMER View.
Catsklu Maintains.
Wellington and Vicinity.
And a great many other articles TOO numerous D. men
lion. Come 9uick and secure choice Views.
C. MULLER. 81 Main street,
mar1a=ltUugIT OBJ. pr1viue \ Etauarffa HdTh
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TAKEN URos A REQUIsTTIoN-as. Wright,
alas TOuey Wright, left this city Sunday even
ing in charge OF Ofcer Bloom, Of Cincinnati,
upon a requisitiou from the Gove-nor OF Ohio.
WHghtis charged with The murder Of Wood
ward, IN Cincinnati. some years ago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

Messrs. Ben. O'Havre and W. 5 Tucker
lave been detailed by Sheriff Smith as a special
police, to preserve the peace on Thursday, the
18th inst. There seems to be a suspicion that
tie occasion viii be unusually disorderly, as
the Opposition have appointed that day for a
Iolifcation.
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TENNESSEE LANDS.

Als1 t09s acres, - miles from Memphis on PIgrou
Rolst ruad. wen improved with rs likely negroes. A
g11d bargain can be had. Call SON.
i2E Acre aIioiulug Gerw1ufowui well improved place
f4 Acres 2 miles from Memphis. near Union Depot. on
Memphis and ONO Railroad; 600 m cultivation.
ESQ Acres s miles from Memphis, on Wolf river; 100
cleared, well improved steam saw mil, etc-i well
tImbered
Az Acres o. mileE from Memphis. near Raieigh; no
cleared; sod Improvement.
40 Acres q miles from Memphis, on k-mphis and
Ohio Railroad. al Pea Point i5 cleared; E0od i'm
JAMES YOUNG.
nuTn ais Main street m stairs
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which nsutralizes this m~alarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver % expel il from the
body. A. d should, 50 Il does cure this Affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more,
or rather does what is Of more service % those sub
jet % this Infection. II taken in season il eNpels
Il from the system as Il Is absorbed. and thus keeps
those Who use 10 free from is attacks; keeps The
system IN health although exposed 70 the disease.
Consequently Il not only cures. but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
BY this mllynant influence, such as Remittent
feEer, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Peu1ici Headache. or Bilious Headache. Bilious
Feveu, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Govt, Blindness,
Toothalhe, EaraeLe, CataTrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections Of the Spleen. Mysteries,
Cole, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, viii be f0und 70 assume more or
less the intermittent type. This AGUE CURE"
removes the cause Of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This il accomphshes By stimulating the excre-
tones 20 eXpel the virus from the system and
these organs b. degrees become hahited 20 DO this
Their once Of their own accord Hence arises what
We tenn 0oslim1tati0a. Time may accomplish the
sane end, but often life is not long enough, or Is
does g az once, and with safety. We have great
reason % believe this Is a surer as vel as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseass which are
caused By the miasmate infection, than any other
vhichhas been discovered; and il has stil another
important advantage to the public, which Is, that
it Is cheap as well as good.
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Regular gathrts.


Ao-H -tHoM AauaEs
TVS hght e-asEht r.-zaer con ~. -
II draufuE dnv thirteen u.la LAar
wafer. Capt n1Vif rh0laT. VIII leave I-aa@
MONDAY I1st lust. a. ocidcTF 90 Or Nar1.a1u.
Pine Hluf Little RotE L-ai-1ur-. De- leIe. Earris-
town. nseViue. Ozark Vac Burcn. Far al.h. au1 az
-iufanuerlafa iaullW on ua Arsau-as Hsr
TIE COEHAT Oh raureiT new and w. Ease ana lrst
out On be- arst trip ron Lluis1ure ArEla1a5 anE
being lght-lraulEoulJ thirteen ilca -sLs auI eer-
tlliT 81 fhr1uEh.
For retght OF passage appfv on board. T -l
al11-Ds WI. o.. PRIEST. Are1f.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

MAGNETIC PLASTER

EG NuAEgN ~
Pain Destroyer.
TIE best and cheapest Household Remeiy 10 The void
simple and pheasant in its application, oertain and saso-
tua 10 is resuls. Abeaufifu1. scientific, external Gu
rative. applicable Or The relief q pain At any time, In
any piaee. ln any part ~ me human system. aud under Al
cirrr.suures ~ You put The piaster anywhere. IL pain
l. there. the plaster will stick there unul the pain has
vanirssd. he plaster marnetizes the pain away, ant
PALS ASS0T EXIST wHERE rms PLASTER IS
APPLIED.
HheumzHsm. Lamenez. Shines. Weakuess Debility.
Esryousnez Neuralgia, Dysrpsis, Coughs and Gods
Pains AMI Aches o. every hind, down even % Carus- are
IMMEDIATELY BELIEVED, and. win a Muie pstlenos,
Permanently CURED. D. tn msgical inauenos q
ne MAGNETIC PLASTER. Il is he simplest surest
safest riessantest and cheapest remedy in ~extstenoe.
Us z-p1Ii-ati0a is ENTHUSIASTICALLY 70 the stroug man,
ne debate woman, and ne feeus= infant To ssch and
ell 10 viii prove q balm ard q blessing. It's Use Is agree-
able, and without annoyance or trouble. is price Is
within reach Or an-rieh or poor; all may have IT, and
en- should have it who are sick, and szGrriug in any way.
PLANTERS shguid BE- always ssupies win uis Iuvsl-
liable PLASTER. 70 viii be the God Physician On any
piautauon. ready a. an times and a. instant natioe.
Put mp iu air-uElt un b1rss. Eleh box will make sy
- eight piasters, and any ehld can spread tlem- Phi
IS cents a box, viii fun sni plain directions.
q. D. MOREHEAD. n. r.,
Inventor and Proprietor, - walker street, \. r.
Ese In every city, town, and village Or tue United States.
HaTLarHu-WanwTu
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DABNETT GRAHAN has tins day sod bic Interest IN
ID the st1-k % good and groceries On hanG belonging
O. the drm O. GRAHAM q HILL. % Wm. Eeuan Hin,
wb1 wall cauunua the Grocery aud Commission business
90 bis own scoeuut- and IN MS own name. al the same
stand heretofore occupied By Graham & Hin. The hrm
~ Grahsm a Hlu VIII b. dissolved 10 short tine. and
is continued fa TIE purpose Of winding % only
ARNEr GRAHAM,
VIZ HILL.
Memphis. Nay p. 1853.
On lesrIns Hr. Hiu take pleasure in rrcmmeuding
90 ihe patronage af The public.
my27lfuuw3u B. AHA
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ID Hn.fetter.s RIrfers

HAVE resolved ne uarnsst cucauluul iom ne pres
si people hroughort ne onion. ASS rliunlie uuic
Or ne cure af Dyspepsia Fiaiui-n-s. Coustipti1n. anf
sausrsi n-rs1us irtiiT. Is ozu11t 20 aPprla1hed Even
Day ueT easrs % iu great en-e are chrouici-f throush
our paaicjguruab- rlaTo q uorhinz eglai O. NJ 60
Vhich ms smiaA srpruen-s vhea using MS
yhiuatls spsdar us MILD ts1a. ia sure s1f siE1rous
seton lpou e. 1a9rtrrfi s1nHlh. snt ne dsaasins o.
ts eafirs hunsn 1'iy s8alA eoaumsn o. 60 aldazsss
~ orr commonly All hat VII be uecssssry % o5n-
vince ue E.Dlll Of 10 asauhy -as1ta, il % pur-lass q
borIe and 81 atsfaf.
for sale BY druzgsts sni dealers generally svsrJ-
who're So aiverlarmsui
m1srETTER s. 6M1rH.
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FuoIrTvEs AKREsTtp Tive fugitive slaves
were arrested and placed m isil in this city
y~estsrdsy-one belonging to Ms. B. Mitchell,
Of nppah county, Miss, sad The other 70 Da-
yid LashuTe, Of Marshall county, Hiss.
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Hallway Convention.

NIAGARA FALLS. August = The Railway Couven-
ton which Is ssins held in this cts, has asresd the
freight on hrsi nd second class goods % Memphis via
Cairo shall Be 81 ~ sni sI.g, and 70 points below Mem
phis ass and 80. The freight On third and fourth
cias svds o. 90 remain unchanreF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

s~rARBEo ARRAY N ABKASsAs-A diff
ouity occurred q few weeks ago in Dallas
county, Arkansas, bet Weent two citizens named
Bass and Hicks, during which Hicks was
stabbed, receiving a wound which caused bis
death a short time afterward.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

81. LorIs, August 2i--The river AZ this point Is re-
ordiug. me upper streams are falling In the Missouri
river here Is three feet sid q hsn sster 10 the chauneI
and On he lovsr rspides. here BE- str feet water 10
the channel frcu thts point 10 Cairo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23
DIR. GEO HADFIELD,

RESPECTFULLY informs ne cuzsns % Mrm-hlst hat
n D. has hcaisf In hs city ~ ne purposs - prac-
uciuE his ur1fessian. From ne extensive practice ne
uarf9r trs rni1yaf ne last scr.sel years b. latfFrs
himself hat he can give entire atiEaal1u i ulse Who
NAY fsvar BIN win taer patr1-aEe.
RrFFRs ro-Gen. J. J. Am11rtf. G J. selisn. Mem
pals; Profs. = n. Pllte. N. D., Cincinnati 81 HIL
~. D. CIavslsnds r. A. G1i bert. NJ D.. Duh-gls.
I1uaf A.. Snail. N. D. ChlcaE15 j. r. Temple. n
D.. 81 Louis p s. Smith. n D.. Wauk-eCns HIS p
r. Moor, n D..si L8ulsi Dr.. Davis, Natchez, Miss
p s. D11estie Cases. Radts. GIo1uIss. ant Hcueo-
pafhfc Mrdlcns % aI kinds Tor q HafdeE's DQues-
&c MauueI. aodmB=uilum q fourteen yoars pra-ics
written il plain simple laucusze. expressly for the Use
% pHrate iuiiVifuals. travellers and families
One and Pharmacy. Jeferslu street. near ne corner
q ~, fv9- an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

wrE-wH1rrrH-A hne Of SIS was asses
ed against Edward Sweeney by he Recorder
YESTERDAY. The charge against Sweeney was
that Of whipping lis wife.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Il EITEhS u Administrator having been obtained By
u the undersigned. up0u The estate 70 John n. Hawl-
InEs. al The August term. 1883. 81 the County Court Of
Shelby county. al peuslls luiebied o. said estate, are
hereby required 90 come forward and settle the sane.
and IN persons having claims aEalust said estate, will
present the same duly prnsted within the time pre-
scrIbsd by law. SARAH J. RAWLINGS.
auI3-Im AdminisfratriN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

Painful ACcIDEST.-Werss Ts to IsaEnthat
" E. Cochran, the well known lumber msr-
chant Of this city, met with an accident at
Trenton on Sunday last The horses attached
TO a carriage IN which he and his family were
riding, took fright and ran away vith the We
hicls. By the accident Mr.. Cochrsn's little
sons arm vas broken, and others Of the fami-
" were badly bruised. The ooIlar-bone Of an
aged purse was also broken.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

THE CHAIN-GANs.-Thcre are more Than
twenty persons attached 20 te ehain-gang at
present. and no less than tEeitf additions
were made BY the Recorder yesterday
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

= We owe our nei-hbor Of the .fraiand
an apology, inasmueh as an our paragraphs Q
standard Of unsxeePuonabie literature Il is
= source Of qualification, however, that be
deemed the majority Of our items worthy Of
reproduction in bis columns.
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MEMPHIS PRICE CURRENT.

MEMPHIS PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED DAILY By C. POTTER o FRosT ROW.
BACON-Rib sides 10 % IOzS Clear sides G1H 10 I2-
Shoulders S toszc Country HsmsloA % uHG Can
BUTTEE-Caantry Extra Iss to2s FBi Goshen 20 70
az pr Nm demand
BEANs-Sayy white 81 20 81 3p-r bush.
BEEF-Dresrih hind quarters s 70 - iorsquHr'srs -
to1zc.
BEEswAE-eas 70 2c Per n.
BRAN-a0o % sfo0 per ioonA
CATTLE-On loot s % 7c net.
CARRAGE-Noue
CORN-Sacks e. WtoI1o.
DRIED FRUTT-Auples O. - 20 I.ss per bustrr: Peeled
Pea-hrz % per n; Uapeel@i DO e. b.
EGGS-I3 to16c.
FLOUR-ssdEs supsrane J. Is 10 s5e Country EStrs
Family a60 b e. IN bbis g. % 7 50.
FEATHERSGosr as % ac per p.
HDE-Eint ~ cents Green s. Dry ssltst u 70
skins IS cents per rs Coon skins 10 So eaeh-in de-
mand.
HAY-n demand; retail SOS to 80 per ton.
~H0MNT-s2 10 as per husn.
LKDLo0anuy Leaf No !. u 90 1850 per n In EsE.
49, 20 15c.
NEAL-Counry Al 10 % . per bush-l.
AUrTON-Ou foot mol, s2-o 10 s3per bead.
OAT5-50 10 soc per bushei-
OT-Guurs Clarified Catan Seed OiI. FOR burning
~ IssIisatinE sooGsiF gaii1ui GRANTS Tanner on,
on HgAI-For miieh o5vs. sheep hos snl poultry.
81 IS ? b.
PFAs-Table sItoI5 50 por 5asbsI.
PEANUTsIE 50 % - psr bushel.
POTATOESSweet hr pilntag so-t1- FanuuE
Irish. Northern, l-00 % $50.
PORE-Oa foot s tosAe per hs No ti7.m % 70 pF-
brI. Whnlesaie; Dress PORK =.
sAGE-s5 % -.
TALIOwS % g. per n
WHEAI-Sl per busheL-
wOOL-Wsshed % to so5 Uursshsi ~ 20 10
n. B.-ne above rates are the wholesale prizes o.
s1uni and merchautahie articles uhen the sale D. BY
retail. a~tiiil51a prices E1lbe r-quredi ninf-ricT q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

GUN BELTTNe.-Mr- W P. Lewis, at the
corner Of Main and Monroe streets, has the
agency FOR the sale Of an descriptions Of gum
betting. which arii les be sells on the lowest
cash terms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

RErAIIING LEcENsE.-Mary
Armstrong was fined ten dollars by the Recor-
der Yesterday for retailing hqpor without IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

DIT virtue q q Deed q Trust executed to me Is rus
ID tee By Wm. TAFT, on ne IAN q harch, 1850 regis
tered IN BOOK %. pages 9 and 10, I viii sell a. public sale,
for cash. IN trent n he law oHce Of Widkeuham a.
Beecher. On the uurth-east ccrner q Jefferson street and
Fr5uf alley. In Memphis. Tenn, on me l1th day q Ssp-
TENDER. 1853, between II and y QclocE, A. ~. so much
al Lot No. 6, IN block No. e., On bea street. In Mem
phis, Tennessee, a. viii pay tires Notes, Of $500 each,
dee ssverally Iaf Nara, 1881, ISIS and 1853, win inter-
esf since doe. and ths legal costs and commissions fsf
e1ecuuug ne rusa4 JAMES NICkEhSHAhs
auIe-Im trustee.
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80 The sad steamboat ST.
lFrancis No 2 being In my
o. r-. , fcusrody By virtue Of q war
rant % arrest
4 IL persons Ehc have, or pretend 20 have, any right,
n title Ir interest," in he said steamboat 81 Francis
no. .. are hereby ugl red o. appear before the Jude Or
District Court % The United States 1f American for the
nstur of West Tennessee az JaCks1u- On the 1st MOI
day IN O-tober next hen and there B. prosecute The
same so1uiIug 1lsw.
n M~eCLANAHAN
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Fever and Ague,
rnEcrrp DAILY az THE sAKoso sArIsos a.
s~rGruTfoH.

from which mankind suffer over a large part q
the globe, is the consequence Of a diseased action
In the system, induced BY the poisonous miasm q
vegetable decay. This exhalation Is evolved b.
the acton Of solar heat On wet sol. and uses With
the watery vap0r from H. While the sun is below
the honE0n this vapor fingers near the earth's sur
face, and the virus is taken with Il through the
lungs into the blood. Thersit acts as an irritating
poison on the internal viscera and e1creting organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails %
Eecrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile Accumulate
IN the circulation, and produce violent oolsutu-
honal disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
ds1rdered also. Finally. the instinct Of our or
gauim, Is II IN an attempt 20 expel the uoxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
IN the internal eNcretoucs 10 force them % east i
out The blood leaves the surface, and ushes %
the central organs with eongesive violence. This
Is the CHLL- But in this ef1rtit falls Then the
FETER follows in which the blood leaves the cen
tnl organs and PUSHES 10 the surface, as II in
another effort TO expei the irritating poison through
that ether great excretoy-he skin In this
also Il fails, and the system ahand0ns the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
10 repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fu or paroNysms Of FEvER AND AQUA
Such constitutional disorder VII Of course under
mine the health II it Is not removed.
We have labored 70 find, and have found, an
nuffHafa-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

sTABBINs AFFRAN John Lowder was
stabbed in an ARRAY on Mississippi Row, SUE
day afternoon, receiving such ssrioI injuries
that his life is endangered. The Peretrator Of
he crime is unknown.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

GIVE are indebted to Major Manning, for
psDers in advance Of the nails.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

JUMPED FROM A WHDow-While laboring
under a Ct Of dslirium, caused By fever, Mr..
+. c. Gorhsm lssPed from a window in the
second story Of his clearinghouse, on Wash
ington street. last evening, and was seriously,
though not fatally injured.
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To MARRIED D


On.
To MARRIED LADIES
Il d peculiarly suited. Il viii, In q short time, brinE on
ne monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
Tezs Pills sh0uid not be tskru BY females that are
pregnant. daring The arst uree mauths. as they are sure
tobriug on N-isoauiasei bui e. every ether time, and 10
Cvsry other case, ta-y are pe-fe5iy safe.
In all csses Of Eervons ard spinal Affections. Pains IN
ne Back and Limbs. Heaviness, Fatigue on slight ezer-
uon, Palpltation Of ne Heart, L1vness Of Spirits, Hy-
krios, si5k Hesdache, whites. and al the painful ds
eases oca-i1ast ty dis1rdsr-i system, hese Pills win
eHs- q care when sI ether m-lus have failed.
Fsl directions IN the pamphlet around each uackass,
which should Be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 50 pills, and crcled With the rly-
erumeut stamp q Great Britain, can be sent post free
tor 81 and 6 postage stamps.
Slie agent for he United States and Canadas,
JOB MOSES. Rochester, n. r..
rFChanfier Co. Memphis. Wholesale anf RFfai
Agents. and zald By an respectable f~ruzgists.
EFBEWAEE-SGme uuprncluIe1 dealers Try o. sci
ether pills. on WHICH they realize more prodL B
not deceived. Buy sir James Clarse's snl no other.
de-ldivaUfy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-23

AUALNUtAr AUuEaI ~ l14ts
The tins for receiving pr1loEais under the above ad-
vsrtisemeut vii - EXTENDED % ~ -. % Tuesday, No
vember 1, 1859. % be decided By the Monday fol1wlng,
and the time Tor c1mueurlEg he service changed % lst
January, 1850. Aud the proposals must include q slip
ulation that IN The svent OF failure Or detention A. any
intermediate point. the Contractors shall Be- obliged. upon
the arrival q n mail, o. displtch ne same Immediately
By q special train. instead q aEaItlng the usual time for
ne departure Of The nc1t regular train-
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