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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

CLASS XXXIII GRAINS.

GLASS AAXllI -GRAINS.
Best show of wheat grass each 90
Best ditto barley rye. oats. each so
Best ditto garden rd field seeds ! 5OI
.4cdrdng Comnittre--R Riddle. Nswbury; L. T. Taman
Russell; Lyman Mhlard Huntsburgh
Glass XXXIV.-VEGETABLES.
Best and largest variety OF potatoes OOl
2nI best ditto sol
Best peck sweet potatoes best do turnp cucumbcs
pest DO tomatoes, best buhe carrots do beets hest
do onions best do white beans heads cabbage hest
cautOwers, best bead lattuce summer suuashes
best winter squashrs best aud largest pumpkins best
cheese pumpkin, Tor each 5oI
Beat collection by 90
Awardng COmnee-Ashbei Spencer Caridon: Ansou Bart
lett, Munsou b f. Pcton Russe
CLASS XXXV-FRUIT.
Greatest and best variety table apples of each yaev
namod and labeled by the exhibitor 90
Beet single variety so
Pears same as apples l OO
Best single
Peaches same apples 90
Best single peaches EOI
Greatest and best variety of grapes sol
Best ounces 5oj
Best aud largest show of fruit bv one exhibitor 90
All iru must be grown by exhibitor premium
be paid
.4od"d,ng Commiee-J p. Converse Parkman; j. p Smith
Ne"Oury Samuel BUdman. Huntshurgh
CLASS XXXVl.-FLOWERS.
BEST and largest collection by exhibitor l 90
se dah!as wax flowers, paper howers and fruit &c. so
Best house plants I 90
Best orange. best lemon. best fg trees, each 90
best aud most beautifully show Of floral design
llviug flowers so
.fe"rd"g Committee-George Boughon Lady Burton; L.
Lndo" and Lady, Cha don Rev. John Jsyues Lady,
Chester
CLASS XXXvII HEDGE FENCE
Best 20 rods with specifications 10
2d best duto mn
apadi"g COmmihee-J II. Gilbert Dan Johnson E. Punder
sou, Newbmr
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

READERs.-Coeridge classfes follows
Sponges who absorb all they read. and return in the
state, only little dirter. sa9dg "sses VINO retain
nothing and get through book for the sake
merely the Gregs OF what they read 4. Moral diamonds.
equally and profitable who profit by wh" they read and
enable others profit by ao-Aew Lectures o" SAakss-
peare.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

FANNY FERN says THANK God the uuspoken word Of psn
snce NAV wing its eternal throne though mock
church sespos point only with asOess ngas to the Teb
mans heaven,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

SARAH said young man. the other day lady OF that
mama why don't you rings ?" "Because have
had nv ears pierced" g" will bore them for you, thea
tbank you sir you have done that enoughF
The boy who tho root found tho ground
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

c. H. HAMILTON. w C'"slooN
HAMILTON 4 COMSTOCK,
cen.ray producc, Forwarding and Com.
mission Merchants,
No. 81 NORTH LEvrE and SCoMMERcIAL SrRELr'
Det IPushiHgtOH llucoHg "hd ImH'
ST LOUIS, MO-,
c,nsipnments Of Butter and Cheese solicited.
May =, 1859. 7''y
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
Patent Office Agency.

IINuE subscribers transact tor Inventors and
i otners any business telating TO CaveatPal
ents, or LhePatent laws.
No.4, r. 1.1idIldiags Cleveland, %.
VII BURRIpGE JEHU BRAINABD
March 6.l652
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

TER MS;
n paid in advance .''''''''''''''"Sl 30
II not pail within the yeur, 900. .''''' 90
OF All kinds Jf merchantabe produce tuken IN
naynsnt, at the market price.
$50 paper dJcon.nrad until all arrearages
are paid, except at the op,ioI of the Publisher.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

-IWuFUthy IOfNRNIee-C A Adams Wnrren Gilbprt Rich
ards. Auburn ; Jrrnrd Fankle, Chavrn Falls
GLASS Nh % PAlR nor >ES OR MARES FROM ONE
TOWNSHIP
Best pr OF horses or mares yrs DID, from one TIP on
81 oeS' u'''o 81
h"drd'ng ConnWee--Wm. II Howe, Bloomfield Fred
Wilson, May field Dr. Hyde, Burton T Wells Clardon
Eli Dayton, Troy.
CLASS NXI.-MArCHED AND SINGLE HORSES OR MARES
OUT Or COUNTY
Best pair OF horses best pair Of Mares best single horse
81 gle mare, best and colt, for each Framed Diploma
Aacord'ng ConemiHee--John Quinn, Auburn o Pease
Burton ID Kellogg, Munson.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

Aw0rding Conmnee-L Hine ,Shalersville H Everett
Monlvllle VIM. Aunn. Newbury.
CLASS XXNi SPANISH MERJNO
Premiums French merno.
A~aratng COMMITTEE G Z Jennings, Panesvile A Smith
Wiuunani ii ) Bas ct. Chester.
Class XXNll ll-COARSE WOOL.
Premun as Spanish merino.
Aa0araing COnniHee--Peny HaSkns, Banbrdge 4: Henry
Palue Iiuusburg } Su,er Mayieid
CLASS XXViII.-FAT SHEEP
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

ENGLISH MoNAHcuV.-An offer OF marriage
has been recently made By the Dake Of Bu
.l7nd to the Princess Mary, sister o. the Duke
Of Cambridge. The Princess, who no longer
boasts Of the charm Of premiere 5cEn6sss, and
whose adahlity and good h1mor are deemed
her chia attractions, does not conceal her
wish % accept her only seitu. The Duke IS
neither a very wise OF 3 very handsome man
but be is very rich, Eery vel bred, and very
amiable. IN short he would probably make
her an excellent husband, aud shew uli make
nm an excellent wife, NerGtheiess, II seems
il m1st not BE-. Tue consent Of The parties
themselves is, under The Circumstances not
enough. By the provisions of the Royal Mar
rage Act, passed some ninety years ago, 70
crafty tie t|yrsnnic wiz Of George lll, 10
member Of the reigning family can legally con-
tract matrimonv without the assent Of the soy
ereign personally declared. Her MJasiy's
ideas Of tie ascenlancy which Dry H5-lons OF
State policy Ought 10 have N ah matters Of
the kind, are somewhat like these OF Der
grandfather, rcs0lrtey refuses 20 allow ahT
miuslisg Of rovsl blood with that cf The lolh-
est or hA nobies- The fear Of seeing some Of
her own innocent offspring follow Tie exam
pie OF her uncles and E~rendunciess governs her
sbsolutelY: and the requisite license hes been
consequently refused 20 beg unhappy cousin,
who appears destined 10 withsr and pine in
the f~uiticss stem- Such are some OF tie llci-
dents Of monarchy a. established by statute
amongst us.-Lonf8n Litter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

TBE Cry DfsFESssEV AND MEDICAL
CoLLFGE-Olr readers viii have remarked,
that The Board o. Aldermen have accepted a
proposition o. the Faculy Of the Medical Col
legs 70 take charge Of the City DlspeHsary and
administer 10 without cost 20 De CITY, except for
the necessary ne ieinss. TIE city appropri-
atss the sum Of $500 Tor TIE supply o. medi-
cine and o-le- appliances required By the sick
su2 disa lel poor snail sun. II strike uz,
for a demand OF such magnitude, bus deemed
By ls me5icslF sc1'tv of The college sufficient,
as we understand. V t3att nos the contract
between tie medical gentlemen ard the Beard
wll prove esonon cal 10 the city. anil Il can
net be Otherwise h1a beneficial in is oDera-
tlo1 upon TIA NEe. TIE Dlspenssry IL the
hands q he Ut lessons will be ably and Ell
ciently alm-nistsrsf, and IN drawlngto It great
number o. p~aten's, VIII aG'-d 10 the stu
dents of he ~ias.tat % tie most desirable op-
portaHitiTs Tor be sta 3 O. med cine and SUI
gerry. Ire Faculty viii feel every induce
meut torerd-r the charity az scce7tabIe as pos
sibls to be POOR. ID cr5srthat they maybe abl,
70 pressnttae Ercstast variety Of cases 70 theil
student, fCr thss nos cone 70 be universail5
conceded, that medical schools have no eur,
Foundation except in 6isrensaries, hospital
and irfrrsfie., g. which d-sssse msv be wit
messed md g adied ih is az ual forms. It Il
the ain r ~ gh s-bools a th-sdav. 70 mul
tip'v and develop 10 .he atnosi mea-s FOR gir.
Ing instruction in practical medicine, snd /
was, doubtless with a view Il ncueasin g II
eiiHicaI adrsatarss 'hst The rscuiy Of th.
Medical C-He-e pr1posel 10 sseusas 50 larg
al amoaa Of crstuitoas labor. it is no snal
dlty TO sttsnd a City Disnensay every day Il
the wear and minister o. an be INDECENT sicl
applying for md cal relI.f, and it is certaii
that gen.lrmen woali 10. v5llnteerto assume !
except for awcishty consd ration. nsteoa
sidsraaon, 10 hs case, ws understand to b
the rsasx oprraiiah Of a wei ordered dispsn
sary up "a fhs MciicaI College. Tie Faculs,
are persuade that q dipsnsay essential 10
The success # their enterprise, and hen
the spirit With which thse have undertaken {,
perform az tl's Ibo-. Usrgues well for n.
future o. the ell. 2 that TIE professors an
going 20 zealou,ly 90 work iuits behalf ina
is Whsth especially needs st this i~uncture
The citizens only need TO see that the Facult,
are IN earBesg sbou erecting a medical school
worthy Of The eity, to be indecsd to come 1,
its suppo-t with al 'hIer ample resources
Let the gentlemen who have his eause at bear
perssvsrs in their enliehtcned saorts, ard W,
shall soon behold here a Medical College o
which Memphis viii be proud.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

river NoNvs.
ARRIVALS T~EsTERDAT-
nsnicl Boone. gIckiu7r Z. C. TvIehcl.-E 0rieu
J. IT, Luc7s-....st Louis Alice Nlvian-.--N. Oricsa
Peerleg--...--s Louis
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY
T. C. TEi-heli..st Luis }. IT,. Lueas.-....s Loui
Ksfe Nay.-..--Clu-unau Choctaw-...-r-A- oilHaH
Rapide&.----N 0r.csus
welearaed ~ ta egrsrl fast uisht thai hs rivsr VS.
failing 81 Louisville, viha zig frtsriuehea fnt e eana'
aui four feetslx inches safer oathe Pals. Taa Laura
hi nnI Larourchr. tu0 res hosts Tor ie sruiaea
trade csme sewn over nr Pans a. Louisville yesterday
II there has bosn sEy vhauss in DE river sins puria'
report. the river has heun risirr, neught almost imper
ssptsbly. The aes1erv ss eear snJ Vl7asant yes erdsy
ana re bad au7ner very tuy day atthe ianfiHf
ne urprr rivers are rising. Tterisefrrmu itmsrle
10 The ohio has alrssly es-n fet a. L1uisvine and ih
rec below the Pans O. Llrisrile Yesterday anopntei 3
twelve feet in an. us vln max reU wat1 an'
Ohio for a shortiime. Bat thers vii De- low water mthr
strean ut darns the present seasaa in al probability
] TIE rise l. To- esriy and o., sudden 20 hs irHg Thl
swell uasmaiug rum he Kanavhs, whiea ro'e forl
two feet -i the Wluffret oai mIues durinE ne twenty
-four hogos ea.ln- suulsy eveniaE
There abort four sas. sster n the Tennessee rivei
sshiah mp a- Eaf7r-t
ne Cluueri anil rirer is set quite low elh"-h ar
lmacliuts rise msy b a-ficpaud.
Tie Shipment % caun yesterday embraced iTl
bales, ofshiea ana-1i s6s bsies ws-ettn frcnaa-
nlu g5a On Nrv 0rlaam andsfffor s. LaA
The Cloctsv sasrel hr View orislu WIN
aizr=o lumber % plssra-er ana ea-lnelslt, iaia-
in- zs3 bales ctia
TIE Daniel 3 s1s arrived ursuTnT fr5n N1ss3urs
yesterday lre1n1on. f1lnaaE s~ix'y-eisii bales ctoaf1'
us rt Ne are iuisrtrs % Hears wvuns sni Wai-
dsf. tle aieHire clerks Tr H7ers-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

To THE NUs.clL PrsETc.-We are graft
fed 70 be wauantei I'd making the announce
men. that Mr.. ". E1sh and lady, well known
70 the musical world, have loeated permanent
ly in thls city, and NAV be found for the pres
eut at MsssTs. Bin ham & Nescham's Photo
graph Gallery, TO. los Main street. Mr. Nash
viii at once establish a 5ep9. in this city for
the sale % musical instruments and me-ehau-
disc, zuih sHdh.s LADY wilalso give instue-
tons in music 70 a limited class. Mr.. Nash
viii also be be ne agent in this city for The
piano. " sT-sk fealiHEY when we commend
pupils 70 Mr.. AMI Mrs. Nssh's instruction, and
invite the attention Of the public 70 Mr. Nssl'i
stock n goods. Their cara may be found il
another c0'u=n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24
STEREOSCOPES
-ANu-
S-EereOSCOptc V'5eg1S.
CLEAVEs & VADEN.

INVITE the attrutiou o. me puhIc b ther large a.
4 =arfment % -sTEEEOsCuPES and s-TEEEosCOPlC
VIEWS, ncw C1ered % ue pubis % ms mast liberal
.erl-.
We have on hfEt vieEz 70 Landscapes aHi na-ad -li-
fees iu America. Eugiand. Sof1aal. lrelauf. Vale.
f-zu-s spain. Germany AMI Holland. rh--e vary b.
degree % ph1tographic exoenelr. blt all bav, ne Won
f-rfli sferee-c1plc e1ec. nui uguVry the most farhfu
Iupr--suu ~ he OBJECTS which te7 represent u a.
tl-fHl t1the Outdoor FlcUs, ire pictures on paper en-
prise aEreat varetg Or seues ortahl-auN virsu+s, sucr
.s PAN Eaus- Ric-ni1E. Firesli- sud FsuilV Grauuz
ChE-a-fers ans s-4tultlous from TIE Drama. sll Life
su1l aE Gfme Fruits. and Flowers. statsarr. etE
ne Manlmsutz Of Erpl jerusalem and rs eaFlr1us.
H-ttrttnaula and De G1lden H1ru, Greece and IluIy.
with th-I classic ruins, the Alps ard the Pyrinles, The
-umsruc Rhine. the grand cathe1ra1s. maEui Scent Pa
acss. The princpll CITIES, and al ne Ereatest works q
ART. sucisut and mlfsrn. have been prep1rcd for ne
sfererzupe with the most ezuuigile sklI and the udsi
1s-a-isaug ddeIry- F1r sal3by
..sI7 CLgAvEs 4 yADEN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24
THg eRgfT EXsLISn REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLERAE's
Celehrate5 Female Pills

TEIsi ura-laae medicine S. aliallug m tle care pr
L al thase gl.Hr-I and t-lrarlr diseases lle-e1r 20
Ire femslc c5lsl.glal.
ua.isra-F- a excuses and rsm17es.n distractions
r5n ulztsvcr 1z5e, ana azsts sure nay Re relic.
on.
To MARRIED LADIES
t g. peculiarly suHal- E- Fl1. i1 a .la1t Uue, t-.1e uu
he u1l1 Ess1i with reEl,ariE.
C-UTIOE.
Thrge PlE ss1rf not tr tE-e1 fernales thft srr
1-ezaHL d1raz de l-t hree mau1s. g-ry zs sure
ot-av m Mz--ris-s; but e evsy otaer time, zaI il
every cher cer~ r--y are pr-fecIy safe.
maHoase Ear7g-5 md Spinal Afsoisz Tlizs in
Sc Back and Liuas Hesr51rz- Fri~uc ou slsd e1rr
iR, Pa,pfatal1 I u- nazt, L.wu=zsof Sa.-u. lE'
tsrlas Sex EHl cE-. Fhst7, and al t-r painful Ole
eases ozs-eH-t by as--i sTs-eu, EEc E4IsEi
e1a q r -hrr Oh l-hfr means have iEtied.
Psi r.lrf1ls iu Ue pamphlet areIl c--1 u-sarzI
uhi-h sl1-l Do u-aH preserved.
A arria r1-rEHIr-1 Sd Pills. and C1r'Fl WIN fe rr-
--nlus 1ru s Crest Britain, can De szlt B-st nee
ar 80 ED s raEta-e atsU
6 s--l- Scr L- CllrF sfatGE aEI Cs-ass.
TDB NOSES E1llasfEr. y. r.
E-Ca-HUaT ACa. Memphis, Wn..eslie a4- La-4
Acf Ha. Ind sod ly an rr peaallr arsrI-'-.
T-lsWARa-SaHe Eun-llrlsl dealers Try p. eel
other 7iIa. On HlN trey realise more rraa E
uot deceived. Bay 5r James C-a-4es l- 10 Glsl.
c=1-fiusElr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

Oh OFFESBERs-Seyeral cd offenders
were arraigued b fore Che Recorder yesterday,
including ". D. RohiBson, who was heavily
fined a few DAYS since for insulting a female.
For a high sasmasnor, he was haed 50
yesterday, and, being unable to pay the hae,
ives sent to the chain gang.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

FEE CLorHISe-Ws invite attention 70 the
rare bar-aiHs in clothing offered 10 the public
By Msssrs. J. S. Drake S Co, az 1S5 Main
street, under he Worshan House. They re-
esive their supplies weekly, and their goods
are therefore Etaa from the manufactures.
They pride theuselvss especially On The be7u-
tiful styles RI shirs which are made under
tlefr oaH fusrscGo-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

A Beautiful CAR-We have rarely, If
ever, seen a handsomer or more substantial
passenger car than that which passed through
our streets yesterday I. was manufactured
by Messrs. a. Street & Co, aud was intended
for the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

e Orr fsnow-cftize1, Mr.. Charles May
left this city Tor S. I uis last evening, taking
with him his celebrated Grey Eagle hors'
Clifton, for ezhbi ion at TIE fair there during
the approaching week. For style and beauty
CLIFTON has t-w superior and viii win i~aurelsi
Il we are not mistaken, a. the great exhibition
st s.. louis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24
The Secret mhTmitIes OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY.

Just publishsd Grahs-tkr 25h Tiorsandi
FEW on Ne raraual trtatmeur sfFl1-t
y Aedane, o. 3pamatorrhes OF Lcai WeaEurss
Nociurnsf Emisl1us, Genital and EarVaus nraIifv
Pr-uuture Decay % the system, ImpourlJ and lupee-
tmeu-s 10 Aarrsse generally.
BIT B. DELANEY. n. D.
ne important facl That the many alauminE c1uplslui-
1rlstnauuE IN ths imprutenss and solitude of yurth.
mas De easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE. b iu nls
small tract clearly dem0lstrstedf and the entirely ups
and hl-hn suc'essrul treaumsur a. af1ptedh Tt re aurh d,
ulr eLpiatnrd BY mean q Ehih every one j. -na1iel
iocurs mlsELF perfectly and o. The least passisle 0Hsr
thrreaF a~volllnE al the advertised ustrums ~ he laT.
sent o. any aadress ualis aud po-t frca ma scaled
rnvFi1pei - remlttnz fposf PAID tun postage stamps o.
Dr. , pELAHET $ ksst slt street. ksE YORK city,
~. $1,000
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

THE OWN HorEL-AaeRton is called to
The advertisement CT this House, to be found
in another c column. The Owen House, although
recently established, has already acquired a
reputation as one c. tie very best boarding
houses in the city. Tae charges are liberal
and the fare excellent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

GaL1arIx RaoEs.-The rscoyesteFdaY vas
for the oekey club purse OF ssoo' two rites
ard repeat, and was won By 81 oaom, Camp
bsn second, Barnes distanaea Ime Ao2-
4o5. The winner Is IN Albion, four years
old. a large chestnut horse, known BY the
name q SEaaghoL
TIE race to day will be for a purse q $500,
three milehsats. Possesses, Martha Worshaa,
and an entry by Dir. John Cox, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, win 90. Al the close Of The betting last
n.sht. Tsnuessee vas the farorite at two te
one. This win be TIE bestrace OF the week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

mswvprie;er o. ne rauiains. kiss Eastern C1r-sn,
: DESTROYS q securing ac s~srvleeSaf Assistant Efi-
nr. faiy competent 60 r=uas TIE manar~meut 81 he
pager. aunn= ue editor zhsesce frcrn hsne-
No gszueaau need aHp'y fm Gr ssulu Q -Hlsss be
r-oIure uar1.rpdo1aHl tesim1His's 70 lH caa1T md
sliauE HEEeE respect @ 1Irae position
Paullsn- Mis-.. sept. IT. 1850. serg-rn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

TIE SUNDAY ArPEAL-The list OF letters
remaining in the city Post Ohcs viii appear
in the APrEAL to-morrow morning. The sun
day edition of the ArrEAL viii Be an uGusu-
ally interesting number, as Il viii contain 2
large amount Of news and misosllaHeoas read
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

81 viii be seen that The regular fan sales
at auction. Of real estate, have fairly opened.
Our advertising columns offer soma otthe most
valuable city and country property for sale
that has been offered FOR months
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24
TIE GREAT ANNUAL FAN
Ar
ST. 10 us,
COmmencdE sept. 286h,

CONTINUING SIX DAYS
THE ST. LOUIS a NEMPw PACEE
4 COHFANT have arrauEel the lrulr- EH
urs 81 heir FIRE. Class HssruEer Steam -
era in The fllioHiug order - aczlEuudste at wlzaluG
Do visit ST. Louis duriuE the Grelt Auu1ai Fair-
sTElMEB BEN LEWlS, .--.---...-BRlERLl Master,
wiz leave Memphis lu THURSDAY al inst, at6Gcl1cEs
p. ~ 1uivinE a. g. LOUIS on slutaythe 8n lnst-
JlHES r.. LrCAN, Master
VIII I-avs Hsmpbis on F-idag. al mss ut59ciack ar
rlvuE q 81 Lluis 90 Monday IurulnEs 2sh lrsr-
PLATTE FALLEl, AAaleFs
VIII -svs MsmBhls 90 SATURDAY, 24th inE, a. 1IcIock,
o. X. zrfirinE 90 g. LOUIS "a Tue-day mornlns IN
.urr.
JOIN r. biLhkls MA.iIft
Wlu leave Nauphis 0n Hordav, 2sth iusf5 a. y GdoeE
D.. arriving a. 81 Luis On Wednesday eVelluE1 8Aa
usl- &c 41'ci1ck p -.
TIE Cauuauy Gil ussue tickets a. thelr usual rates.
nurur-hiuE urommodafi1u uhlis n ST.. L us.
Tickets and STATE Easmz can b. s~ured on afle~ u
the shove H1zts BY app yinE a. ne Csmpaar's O1esl
No 6 -1uarl1a R5a. JAMES NEAL il.
.M-nm - LHma=mH HmnwH
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Rnval Havana LotterY.
AERS
A2 E&
Agu0 Cure,

Foa rur srEEDT CUBE or
intermittent Fever, OF Fever sad Ague,
Esultfeut Fever, Chil Fever, DnmH
A--e. Periodical Headache, CT Eiiors
Headache, and Billions Fsvers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases osi-i-
u-s.u- FL liIaTy dcr1EEcMslt caused
nv the --,-T;a sf miasnatsc COMMITTEES,
10 one r-t..~ BE- louder called tar av the
rue 81 t.1 An.9ican people than q sure
and safe e-e for Fever and AsGc. Such
we - now caaAIai 70 olrr. with @ perfect
c~arazrv tlat it VIII ea4cat- she disease
and vaa lgralcc. founded ou lEaai, that
no larm can arl- Eom is Use IL aIy q-
tly.
int which protects from or prevents tbs
disorder ml- 10 OF imI-asc s-Eylce IN TIE
c--rauHa vhra Is prevails. FS-a4ri71 +
l.-sr tf-l cure, far tbs Pauelt cca1 the
rlE which D. mus ran m violent attacks q
this ilI1ul Ls-gLpcr. Ins "CrrE c1Yeis
On, mssu1tc poison Of FzTER Nn AGvE
h-Il thc svs.cm @ld prevents tie e-vlop-
mal: ~ dc disease. % taken on the hFst app
mech O. is premolitov yu1t5r- i ls
81 o-'v ihe best remedy ever vet discovered
lip this class az complaints. but also thc
cl.- Tl. large CI1ntJy we sulfly tu
4 fs.r 9rs It. within. the reach Of ever
l1lr: and in bilious dstncts wAeIs EFA
.y1 ArrE prevails. every BODY 1.oald haze Il
and us is freely both l0- cue and W1tecunn.
T- Is Eer7d Chs grcc VII place u william the
reach II 1I-thc fo5r as well ss Tie nca- 4
- superiority Of tbs remedy over auy
8fIe- over discovered fr tie pcgdy and cet-
.aiu cum Of I.saruitcEtz Is, thai i c~outains
r7 C.nfle o. mineral Consequently t pro-
s---- no suiai-m or other injurious eieets
whatever u1ou The Constitution Those eaIod
Lv I ere I'm a. healthy Is Il they had never
had BE disease.
Fever and Aggeis not alone The consequence
Of fIr m.a-u5tie poison. 4 great varetyot
Ear54z sr-e FROM It's irritation among WhIal
sn NnfaI-ia. Ghram aJsm. iavr hea4Ache'
Blind aA Tuathache, Eara-la Catauhi Ast1-
ma. ParBl1riau, Painful Ar-al e tl
Snr-s1. Hv..erie Pan ia h. LOO Ooie'
Pmf~ ana D-eraurc-cat q tic r1omaeh'
all & Which, VIXEN or hz y tia caNse'
-s- mtha iuteiuitfsnt tyuer % bacpuie I4oa
,eal. Tfs oCuuE" exp-ls the poaea Ho.
b. blood and c1lscgueHty cEEcs t1enl an
aka. Isis an iu-vglCa-te lute-tlel 70 i
.r--rs and persons Ir-v,Ang OF tempouT1y
f-iur il -te mallilus districts. il takGi
a-ea calls or daily while exposed 90 Che H.
.-s5. viii he cZCeiCG Ecra CHE aeHa.
and caa11t 1ceunuG.e IN suaoal q
o. rru into disease. Hence 81 Is exon l--ll
valuable f. pr7tcctm than cufc and le~ WI
ever n1m Iateuuitteat- b they Hvli
themselves o. the protection us remedy IL
t5Ilz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

sew ORLEANS sept a-ootsn-rhe .sie- - o.
dy smo1ri % 2ic9 bates. view o-issa. Hsifinr. ne
us TIE taiefof the week rusuuf 70 IS $50 ialss. Ia
q 'e week amouat @ IS Co biir. against % r
'l'is' ne same time last year ne exports of nc
week amount 70 Iio0o baIs.. ne rtai evvrts sises az
lfief sertsnber amount 10 500 bales. The receipts
haead % iat year amount % 26op bales. ne stock IN
22.t m'lna 70 iol,T 100 bales aransf uoo0 bales ne
-aue time laf- year. Caa-e-fhe martst closed quict.
ne stock in Par auaunts 70 $50 t.s Er-hmrs On
L'n-lH qaaed al sEass. sixty DAY exchange ca
Ae@ YORK i9lN discount sigtt erahase On rev TofE
= Discount % = premium.
NEw roAE sept q .. M-Ths msrkst Is easisr.
no sales 70 To-day am1unt 70 fc8 hziesat fiE8fIE fur
Upanls @Fair EidhiuEs FFur-he market dsed
firm ne sa.eianaua 90 g oOa bris Corneio-sd via
afansisn1eag. sales q soo0 Bashsis b as6 b A.
yellow f9rt-Eastsn Nss sl575eslBs7k Lard
Closed nm atlohGlIE. suzar closed ta1grnt havirz
e has Huaovtis Seek, Poro no5e x
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-24

To ST. Louss by RAuEaAD--A large party
Of lade and gentlemen VIII leave this city
to-day, and another tomorrow, By tie Mem
phis and O.io railroad, whose destination is
the s. Louis fair This s a pleasant and ex-
peditious route to s.. Louis, and many who
wish 20 save time wilavan themselves Of it,
For inforHstioa in reference thereto, inc ire
CT our yong FRIEND TWou'ey, at tie railroad
oEea