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, 1859-04-15
gttu Sabtrtistultnts.
PROPOSALS

FOE OPENING TIE U. s. MILITARY Road FRox sTEILL-
COON TO BELLNGHAM BAY, W.T..
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y ceived by the undersigned, or the officer in
charge At the Office Of U. Military Roads, Fort Van
c1uver, w. T., until noon, Monday, the 9th Of Nay,
1859, for opening THAIt practicable for pack mules
% e Sy he EusDssS ' S
on5a distance Of IS miles, more or Lesson the above
The road has bsen carefully and completely bazed
throughout; and the work thereon required win be 70
cut down and remove al such trees and other obstacles
o may be necessary 70 the inhment Of the conditions
Of its being good and practicable trail.
Each proposal must be accompanied By written guar.
antee signed By two reaponsbe persons In the sum Of
$1,000. tha. the bidder w ynen required, u bis pro.
bond, with good and sufficient security 10 the amount Of
the contract, for lis true and faithful execution.
10 compliance with existing laws, 4 must be expressly
understood before making contract that no member
Of Congress shall be admitted to any share or part
therein, or any benefit 10 arise thereifom F"
Tbe right ol rejecting all bids Is reserved The con-
bidder. who win al once ester into H. and. when he
contract made the work must be Immediately COM
meneed The contra win be submitted 10 the Secretary
q War ior bis approval Or dlsaPPToVsL Should 4 6e
done and satisfactorily performed under the contract al
the rates thtrein spedded. f-.l n
Payments .ill b made on account BY checks on the
<AAees@ Cals, mOubulye
for work sciually performed, u done In manner ar
proved by the u g. Engineer n charge to the amountof
50 per cent on the contract price; and the balance viii
be paid when the whole work Is completed, inspected
and approved The work must be completed OF before
the lSt Of October next.
Persons desiring 70 bid viii please call for further in
formation II desired, on the undersigned or The officer
in charge, ct the Office Of the u s. Military Roads, Gin
Hudeon Bay Co.'s buildngs) Fort Vancouver, W. 7.
PIoposale sent through the postofce OF otherwise,
must Be endorsed Proposals. for opening the u g. Mil
tary Road from Steilacoom 10 BeiIgham Bay" ~.
,-, frti5s fL ssl GE0RiE TH0M,
Captain Typographical EDgineers,
ONES U. s. Military Roads, March -, 1859. 6I
, 1859-04-15
THE COUNTY AUDITOR SPEAKS.
THE NUNsNH - = = y =" =
To tie Citi.eAS Of Pierce County:

THE COUNTY AUDITOR SPEAKS.
To tie Citi,ens Of Pierce County:
FELLOW. CIrEENs--I am compelled to ask q
suspension Of public opinion in consequence oi
an attack made upon me by the last issue OF the
Puaet Sound Herald. In this far western coun.
| try I cannot, Of course, compete with the noel
lons publishers Of newspapers; nothavng at my
service types and circulation. 1t would there
fore be FLY on my part, at present, to attempt
r,futatiou Of the slanderouS attack made on me,
| can only ask my fallow-ctizens 10 await the
examination to be made by the Honorable Board
Of County Commissioners, which takes place on
the first Monday Of May next Until that time
and they must patiently submit to the attack Of
hirel scriJIlers. At that time will prove every
insiRUdtion made in this article to be without
foundation. And, fellow-citizens, l am neither
defaultcr nor do | intend absquatulating, and
have in no wise betrayed the trust rePOSed in me
by the people.
l remain,
Very Respectfully,
Your Humble Servant,
.r. HESRV L. BRADLEY,
Auditor Pierce County, W. I.
STEnAcoOM, April 18th, 1859.
There The County Auditor has spoken
We breathe frcer now. His communication is
published entire, italics and all. Everybody
should read it,
We did not suppose, while penning the re-
marks in our leading article Of last week, that
We were uttering libel: but so Afr. Bradley
deems them, and, as the Courts in the States
have charged, "the greater the truth, the greater
the libel" it must needs be 50. As he is so un-
fortunate as not to have at his "seryice types and
circulation" we cheerfully tender him the use
Of the one and the benefit of the other, and
, 1859-04-15

sAwHiIs IT wAEEa PowER.-we arc inform
ed that Mn Samuel Hopper, millwright, Is now
making patterns for a new improved cast iron
Turbine water-wheel, 70 Be manufactured at the
Port Madison Foundry, with speed Of 400 to
600 revolutions per minute, % to 90 horse power.
This wheel is to take the place Of the overshct,
and viii not weigh over 400 lbs, including ali
the gearing outside Of the saw or machine to be
driven. Mr.. Hopper Is well versed inthis kind
Of wheel, having spent considerable time and
money experimenting He intends to make
SteiIacoom bis home. Hiswheel viii add largely
TO the importance Of the lumber trade in this
Territory. agg
, 1859-04-15
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

or Pierce County for the year AID. 1885,
CHERIFF'S sALE-TERRIT0RY OF WASHINGTON,
y County Of Pierce
Notice hereby given that win sell BY Public Auction
to the highest and best bidder MONDAY the 9nd day Of
May next the Court House, In the town Of Seacoom the
following town lots, for delinquent taxes for the year 1855
Sale to commence at II O'Clock AN.
TO WHOM Total Tax,
pEscRPTIoN or PROPERTY, BELONGING with 10 ner Ct
, 1859-04-15

TEEKALEr-ApT 4h bque Friendship, Carlton, San Fran
cisco; Sh, Stmr Constitution Cove, ports up the Sound.
Saed-Aprl 9Th, Btmr Constitution Cove Victoria; 6th
Gehr ToandS Keller, VeOria 7h uhlp LeOnore Mitchell San
Francisco.
In port April I,shps snmboul Orion, Memnon Torrent
bques Friendship, Oak Hal, and Orestes.
, 1859-04-15

Arrived.
April l3th-smr Constitution, Cove, n Victoria and inter.
mediate ports; U Malls and pass.
stmF Ranger, Hill, I'm ports down the Sound.
Sailed.
April 1Sth-Bque Mary slade, crowell San Francisco.
Stmr Constitution, Cove, Olympia.
l5th--Stmr Ranger, Hill, ports down the Sound.
I'm Port.
April lSh-shp Morning Glory, Hobbs, dg for San Ffan.
cisco
, 1859-04-15
SpttiaI NUtitss.

.-D- ~,.---..,-- -----x@-a
DOcE and sSTsaPara pu. quart bottles, soS,.1.
exsnt which Z chemically combined Win &. Ta',s
leow DOCK anu the Extract Of Wild Cherry thus makinS ~
meoy more ,horoIgay eieen than any other saTIaps,
rIa connonnJS S NJ Lu " any other Of lAo
era and nS,Sc r,Ia"n: hh shouid beware Of nIn
basis Of most of tbe saTrauaTIss ana ne active
Guysotts Compound ETtrnrt N YeoS ~ the day.
does moi contain nartcs ~ th.ss sna sAraapaFa
lei an noIsanons ssrss IN. sssss.
0nCSotts fmnroysJ Fssa. ~ alone, and ne
bich Il thoSanShv DSek And saEaApara,
Yegetable Anfinds N dsesss risd ~ n. ~ puuy
n purarr N ne hiood ~ Nv. ~ ~, n.nenea.
has no equal - - - lu~S'ai'''h
oenerSiIT. ~"u s'' e SOAAF DOiILAS' sold by durss
PARK d WHITE. General A,.r,, H. -
Dealer; IN an valuable Patsn. MsdcheS iaS TasSinsssS
.-ee.. sea --Aae.-e0: = = - sosa
u For the Lungs, Coughs, COlds, &C., ~
W. -....s ~. ,.,ns =, ,"..1 ~.
hnas ssH. VIZ ne VIC Sher5y uee a. one o. Natures eva
medical gum has relieved me sufsrinC, anA ~
Of thousands The DAlsam prepared by Dr. WiItnr 4 49,
and perfectly reliable preparation Of he real Cherrv
and u Is remedy by means bad 10 Iake we s.-aS
confidently aud strongly In s praise from having Tns,s.
Us Fcnovaung influence In consumpVe cases. Whsn an ~,
Be cautious, a. there are many eount,rs.I,s I.h =.
the signature before PURCHASING Take none uns-- n
name Of Henry WsaF, ND, PhladelphiaT snd ss.,ss
Park" engraved the outside wrapper Ai o,hs-.
base imltailons = .-ss Ae
should be addressed. - SaeS
, 1859-04-15

81 The following letter. which emphatically spsaka
lor se was written BY tie Dean Of the Fanuy Of the
PhlladephIa College Of Medicine 70 the editors Of The
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal" San a1eisco,
for publication; @ ~
PHILADELgHIA. Jan 7th, 1859.
16eS kdiOrs e Poet Medical and Surgical Journal:
9ANfLknAN-y atentiUn has been called 70 an article
The December number Of your journal In regard 70 the
ad e.sdeH degIee granted BY The Philadelphia College
q Medicine % Dr. T. J. Ozapkay When the application
for the degree was made 10 the Faculty Il Wus accompa
MED BY adavits and testimonials % the elect that Dr
Czapkay was regular graduate ND Of the University
Of Pesth had served Surgeon In the Hungarian army
and was regular practitioner Of medicine. On the
strength Of these the degree granted The I'd eun
dem degree a. IL name implies Is conferred on graduates
only. and gives Us new pfiyleges Had there been The
slightest suspicion Of iTsguariy the application would
have been refused. By nseitng this II your Journal
you vii co an act Of jus Ice 10 the College, and confer
favor on Your, very respectfully,
II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of hs Phadshia College of Medicine
Dr.. L. J. Czapkays private Medical and Surgical In
siitute b on sacramento street, below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s ofice, San
Francisco. The Doctor Offers free consntaiions and
asks no remuneration unless be effects q cure. Once
hourl, nom AN. 70 Pm. IFH7 l8T ,7l
, 1859-04-15

SONs OF TEHPERiNcE.-Ameeting Of The Grand
Division Of this order win take place IN Stella.
COON on "Wednesday next. sd1 sl,m.
, 1859-04-15

srEAxER ExPtosIoN AT sAx FRAScsco.-An
extra from the Office Of the San francisco Bulle-
tin informs US Of the explosion, on Sunday, Sd
inst, Of the boiler Of the steamer 0Ontra 0ost0,
plying between San Francisco and Oakland.
The explosion took place about o'clock in the
forenoon. Four lives were lost, and many per-
sons wounded. OF those wounded, several had
already died, and others were thought to be "a
tslly injured. The engineer was taken into Gus
tody on the charge Of racing. is.3
, 1859-04-15

NIruar RoAB.--see n advertising column
'nlupo,.ll ~ opening he U s. Military Road
~ alsnlsseA % BsIIihgham bay, ". TT ~
, 1859-04-15
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
PfiOats WsaicaI ana Surgical institute
Established in 1884,

e AeamsAip oOrpaays eIcA San Francisoo
Established in 1854 na
For the permanent Cure Of al Chronic and Private DE
eases, and the suppression Of Qnackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician l. ]. CzAPEAY Nd.
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief phyui
clan to the 2cth Regiment Of HonVedS chief surgeon
10 the military hospital Of Posth, Hungary the late
Lecturer on Diseases Of women and children, and hon.
oary member Of The Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Communications STRICTLY confidential Permanent cure
guaranteed pay. Consn aDns by letter or other
wise, tree. Address DR.. L. J. CzAPKAY,
rr{fa Ban Francsco, Cal.
, 1859-04-15

AccIDEsT TO SfEAMER CossrrunoS.--M Mon
day last having arrived without the appearance
of the steamer Constitution, fears were begin
ming 70 prevail for her safety, when, about moor,
aPlunger brought the intelligence from Port
Townsend that she was detained at that place
BY The loss Of the key 10 her screw. A like
mishaP beisl her some months since, when she
lost several days in replacing the trnant article.
, 1859-04-15

AcKnoWIEDoNRxs.-0ur thanks are duo TO
Wells Fargo 4 Co. for sersraI bundles Of
hts San francisco and other papers; to Phil
Murphy, the gennemanly barkeeper Of tho Con-
siitution, for Victoria, California and Atlantic
papers; and TO J. W. Sullivan, Of San Francisco,
fcr ; varied assortment Of the most valuable
States papers Nay you all live . thousand
years, and multiply your own images thousand
tines. Such institutions should be perpetuated.
, 1859-04-15

Our county records having been once destroyed
~ 1rp. it's 70 be hoped that measures will now
Be taken TO prevent recurrence of 50 uaibrtu-
nate an event All that Is required to insure
their safety lof an future time Is brick ediice
tisht By zen Or ten By twelve feet square, and
Ten Or twelve fest high, with metallic or com.
position roof upon = lot twice or thrice the sizo
q lhe budding llbweH 70 have vacant space
around ne walls. 70 guard eaeciuaIly ngainss
papers on The inside taking fire from the heat Of
anaiioining burning building Papers even IA
1llproof saita have not alva5s WithstOod the
TT q intense heat On the oalsiae. Another adj
vantage ia also obtained in lhis vacant space
about he Enlll. % Wit The protection Of the
nn,n budding from the falling tmbers cf higher
buldinp adjoining Many q she largo ffss IN
o. A1nnfie cities where whole squares Of mas
lilb bhck and stone buildings have been swept
away N single night, owe their extent to The
80 ulasil shove medliohoi intense heat and
coss proximity 70 sach other. We therefore re-
glra his e 4 matter worthy Of consideration
A building q d. shove Dimensions. which are
qails sallelenl 90 the purpose iot which Il Is
designed, We % not suppose would cost more
dan i've o. six hundred dollars. We do not
Ip1u|ro building hrss enough ibra public Iodg-
Ing house. nor YET fbr public drinking house
bui simply one dat uil hold 10 1aIeiy the records
q ne county. The snaler the building. The
better 4 Vil b lbr ne purpose intended
, 1859-04-15
CERTYFTOATE

i, the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary, DO testify
hereby that Dr. L J. Czapkay has served during The
eon.es ior Hungarian liberty, e Chief Surgeon N the
have given him this certificate, and do recommend him
70 the sympathy, attention and protscon Of al those
Mho are capable o. ciaing patriotic self crheo and
washiDgtOn City, January eth, 1851. e:sSi-
, 1859-04-15

MURDER AT SEA.-Capt Pendleton, Of the
barque Sarah PARK, at San Francisco from Car
diff, England, is on tiial for brutal treatment Of
bis men and murder on the high seas. The feel
ings Of the people Of San Francisco were so ex-
cited at the recital Ofhis .inhuman conduct, that
attempts were made to take him from the custo-
dy Of the U, s. Marshal, for the purpose Of hang
ing him.
, 1859-04-15

UFsu AND REscuE-On Sunday last about
noon, small boat containing Eve men, from
b'lth 4 Webber'E lumber mil on visit to town,
upHlt vhsn nrsr ths wharf spilling out It's cargo
t1ltnn1illy De Rldslly md Mr.. Fred Kautz
Ne,e Standing On lhe wharf At he time, aiten-
uta'y watching he approach of the boat and, it
seems anticipating what happened !; for lhose in
bebont Appeared ether reckless or wanting in
hnoal,dge q h management They speedily
hunrhcd boat lying on the beach, and picked.
y fnr of ne pniortunii,s; ne fflh swan
a1holu No harm was srlainsd ether than an
uncdmbrilbls uoiting They might have iired
uolSl. had \ not Seen ior ths timely presence Of
ihe iwo gentlemen nnmod above.
, 1859-04-15

- FOR sALE-A IIouse and Lot In the town Of
Y stelaeooui, suitable for . store residence
A. O. DALCH,
b2M No. Commercial slreeN
, 1859-04-15
S)ugtt suulA Sbipping gist.

sTEILAcOoM, W. T., APRIL 10, 1859.
, 1859-04-15

PESISO THE U. s. MILITARY ROAD FRox srEiE
COON TO BEILNGHAM BAY, W.T..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-30

CIEcIHNEu-Per steamer Nssisu-lz SEQ b- I'D
st..aS e1odles nliN = o. sat GrgvsrHor. Camp 8
= aEA . % veastsrE, 8 sstts tuunrpf { ~ - s..+g-.
ms. ] buresu and El.ss, ] mzrble iop fr a. ~ ~.
Nzss a. u bndls rails. 2 bndls siats- az Cb--ssili.
zbuEes table tops. Ie table frames. tbu-rs-r > - t.s1-
- lrsssi Z rzes marble 2 fahles ard boat cases, /
kes o., bzf - s Mausfeid 4 o.; s bareT ulguo- i n
Bs,tr 5 bgs @asr = borss pidsiet 9 ba1s prppsr
a1oe : oeEe prescrrss, 8 baEos ell p " ShankE 50 =.
nsf- Gee Phrlou- i bor mrre. Z nurk n Fif--p--ls a
- Z hoxes shoes Bteler & Bean, - hnEs iron d (
ss 2 ~ nluqr J Res sigs. IS boeis baaEcs,
-. 1erEu.nese sksE srd. 10 b. d. ~ brs besf. n
aetnoue ibu mdss, VI c Buiford5 1 csss boaks.
eyHe1 Cox % 20 hozes uquor, n D Hanisy q q. ID
Mafs HINT llsdle, 2 brs hdts. q IN errf-s
- soSers Assaf y c n IS asss E~ariinsL 7
nooea ! hoz ell olotht 4bares ~fnrnitu-e. ~ ms-sie 4
- - 5sesA lEassas Devall Ai-eo 6m.
Ltls-FT steamer ;. r. Diokry=H- n gones
3 - mesf A n HfI, Is b. hours ou-m a o--rn, I
hseen, . brs nosr, Z ker powder. - pgudrr !
- ~ lsdinE boz ! ehsss y. 4 G. iok
ssfs sesca4m A Gsfbuth. iokeEs shos IS bnds lar
ss1esaa a Co. 10 ossks nest Hniman
siaef D1y Pr'uctb q IRIS uhiskry. IoE hrs whis-
nermi gn7 " EeyA, 2hzs n p Hau a
= aspsrsS 4 e. 49, Hss.sias-
- ~ 80 y .PogerE ~ sheed iron; n. DoE. 8
ssshe-, - IsNpssne . hrh pak 90 hHs saur. a
bz osstsrs . VI oidsr. I. n WiH,.I- -,
lnn TheeL paeEs. chest. 20 hars coms n. o En.rs
a c. case circular szNg E HtrrrraiH. 8 ra<rr 49,
WI. HaIan Go, lc has ooz hsirs Ouusf. a -.
shineea. % hndis shinEies, ~ head csttis. 3 osaps 49,
cns II bTl ears.
v~IcEEBrRG-per steamer viaou-Ht- ss
press uunk- vi Gueeus 30 haEH aafian - -.
A c. I ule EEiusl ; Dry tifes, 4 q Muirr rh- II
ofzrE J bu. Z Lane q O. Z runks Pm Psttrruu.
bE hralf1rd a Eeis - sadE of uheat. RPwslE ~
"a Parker i6 hideE. 8 ooon KIM. I NH deer -. =
Gunns 1fbos hhihlaEzk C@ 6u1vs andualves.
P @ Noah 3 Eacks potat e. Elder a Pa-irhs { -
1874 sscks ~ c1ttnu SEED for reshir1rnt.
LITPLE huCK-Prr steamer Jennie Whiurl-af-
hideF, GecrEs Phiner ects hacnn, IbE d. Wrsr.s-
4 q; I tsle az reuds. = n Aphersn a o. no an
hides, s Voudersmith as Or hidrs, Al sten: u,ir
bndk huruE. ~ Lirhf Gusrd.
HHiTE teameT Heiurn-i2 bales q co.
IN Ssttani a EcDfriffs - o. Is large lt relfrfes. "
D Chrisusls large lot % mgreables, uuuerE on bard.
BO~UISTfLLE-Per stramrr John Raine-2 hrs. Can
dee Nh a cf . O., Czrk a % 10 brs. Eabers 4
. 1bns saszrs 4 n bi madkereis2 eUr imp-au.
Hzyes 4 o..
NV 0~RLEANs-Per .trsmer n " Thoua-t -
a4..L d. - brse cneu1 Wsh galnssn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-30
Comm rial sflattfrs.
EEHFEIs DaIIr III eTrloa

"a 1ATuaDkE AprIW, Ie5a
cerres -ns usrtN .. aulrr .han ev.r vcSr-a-v
A alnsis ale Of go saiss mstss ne tstai ia rr.pecia
Ne b sampartson rim ne ssiss q ne Last yea. b.
ppfinI that sis alias, euiy . lulss we're ,sld n,
s.ss we're sbua Hss.s.
~ . 81 "a So ia s8 atifs. al n. fsa AZ
s'i''' q "siea 2 - ys4'r .ns ss gsF II ssu
Domestic Markets, ~ Telegraph.
NV rORE, April 2s-Ths Cotton msrtsf cAsed very
duni ee aneanons srn nomina-Niaains Upiana, "a
Niaamg 0neam ahe he Fiour marsst sios.d Va
an sdsaaeins ts7esucy-siss d 1900 brk. Lara has
asaipsd he-qotsd 81 nK6iise LardOu sasauE.
tron AtASnke sugar dossd arm, ns mu-srt hsins
seaffaiiy unehanssd- Core aassa arn-dss o 800
bass q fa ress 81 s~usuon-Tounr Hyson. low rr.s.-
sasneda-sie a 2ssslef Hy-sa. asasi; gun-
posdsr, nesNi imrsraL asAassi OoIonz nsaa
orscNEArI. April She Flour marhe, so.ed
arn--saiss q 1000 bris. 81 ss. WHISKY ssAe. s.is. a.
so hfis Noiasss 81 IL.
ErW ORLEANS. Aprl - q csstos 500 s.l,.
Nes Orleans Aiddlinn t1hi sales o. Ire wssk roo
halesi receipts laf vsef I2s5o iuiss s.uinst 1900
sane time last year eEports ir ns YEA $4,000 bales;
t1tai sED9rts, i,5l3.Tso bales; rsosipts ahead Of Is,
year isa.ooo haiesi receipts a an southsm ports ahsad
% ~ yeaf' 7oi,oo baissi Etock a. this port. ara LOO
bale, asaina 0slooo sane time last year. Molassss se
fiour aased vim ~ sdvausinE fehdenq. Asrins al
yan'ei 2o-uo'sd al 60 Corn aossd buoyOni at g..
e'nsf do-ea arn atiik6i2i sales q ne reet ia.ooo
aassi Import nathinri ne sfoE 81 tlis poH Is 1850
&c freiEht % conoa 70 UvsrPoe s-1d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-30
Monrtarp RIO SrHaRfiaI.
? hrr4HFHls p4In APrEaI oTEoEa

~ LOWS -fram thF hrEhhcan Apuf n Tiers
. p entnes m ne mlufF mafkef aCurfenrv lH ven
feaAt.ta Hi % q alcuuut % tHIH. sirht errnanrr
p1thehAt ie IN dsuand 81 y premium.
th.tt.HAIi-fFpm ne Euqrirsf. April 81 MoneT
lrnitea demand last wfek. f1d ne market h. Frrf
1y Clrrsncy hag bGen increaxlnr. ard fhf
uafe = very u1eral surrlYon hard the fia-
2Ant houses ne arplicatlcns ~ io.na lave materially
lnnn.Aed and samf o. ~ ha1kcrE ar dssircuf a. bug-
lnf 500 paper. sikh my No. BE- rdnsIfarff arr-r II
WV 9 e. Eastern ex1hsnEs has bee1 very arm rnf
y premium % an r1Iut=he mafErf
eunr than u oprued last week. New 0rleans
rnFe has teen drner nd mere 1etire. ard We 1u1ie
. M baYinf anf \ pfen. selling price. Cod
uy ncfeased in aupplT. bat uies are unchanEct-
=. uaiit haFe been made more freely % TIC last hut
ue eel1 Fev fen hsFs been eIered. oulne b ne
--nFe q the fasn The ratf = fisher on Eeu Or
le.n. and re mlrht quote e7f0 a. ne price f5r sirty
sna ainety-4ay drafts on New Orlesna. ana s9s n q
- ne East, two montlrf bills passinx ~ sim-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-30
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
sER JAMES CLARKE,s
Celebrated Female pile

TfHls lnFaiuahie medicine b u~ufaIIng IN he cure Of
Il ah thoss painful and d-angsrous dissases Incident d
the fsmais consdtafion.
hmoieFates al ezeeses aad removes all obstrurious,
from whatever cause, and . speedy eure may - rslsd
TO MARRIED LADIES
t b Feouiiariy suited. II VIII, IN e mort tine. bring 20
ne monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pins should uot BE- taken By females nat A..
presnaat turing he art thrse mau1hs, As thsy are sure
ioerins en- k~issrnsgei bui a every othsr time. and IN
ever oiher case, hey are pe=feqtY ssfe.
In al eases q Nerves ard Spinal AHeciions, pains In
TIE Badk sne Limbs, H~eavineas Fsigus On slight sxer-
noA, PAiph.uan Of the Heart Loansss q Spirit, Hys-
eries' siak Headache, Whites, and an ne painful dis-
eases oooasioned By q disordered systeu. msss Pms uIu
sned . cure Vhsn an other means have failed
Pull directions in TIE pzmphlef sround ssch psEa-s
vhieh shauld b carefully preserved.
A bottle o~ouiaiuins 50 pals, sud circied with ne rov-
ernmeut s'amp o Great Britain, caH BE- sent psi free.
FOR 81 md rlasge stamps.
sie sgsnf f1T he United State and Cansda..
JOB MOSES. Rochester, n. Y.
E-Chsndlsr &Co., Memphis. Wholesale anf Retail
Agentsi and sold By an respecisbie druggists
1-BEWARE-some uuprindpied dealers try d sen
o1er pills. ~ uhich theg realize more prodt Ee
nt dsosived- Bay Sir James Clarte's and no ofher.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-30


ITO seu . boa Entitled. SCENES BEToND rHF
GRAY" The aFofahls rcospiioa thh taA ~.
me- rlh wherever q has been introduced, and ne er-
nHlefy q many rersous ~ variuns denami-
Nhrisiaus. hat II sha1n Be- placed in erefg
Nl ne and, fhr publisher g. induced O. trke fhis
~ D. pm q before te world. ThfhpE 80 lHiuie
le q lTuung Eunizn named Manefta nauis g.
~ hoH aFed twenty-five year, Who Ten into
.etp q uanoe, in ahich she remained uine dsy-- An
-tHs on the part - her frie1ds md her p~tysicans
9rplse her frum his unnatural state. and when
% = QcusIpusueH 81 external Iiuxs.
- ~ ln ful rqszesaan - Der nafurl faruities via
supernatural acuieness u perception SUPER
~ -F-red that while her BODY by, a. ID ue-e.
n Flrt bad visited ne eternal uurld; her
hHra u1fh praises bed and Wffh fav andnr-
unspeakabio ttiuEs Ehidn she had sen
pr Ae-. To tore Of thf uance D. eraliinE and Christ
in ne Wirtf In Wild d va nrca ID
- ~ p GLADDEN. and c1rruraee he Chrixnnu. anf
.9ehlsu ne mas q he work beyand MS
fAlstsnae 20 chile folouinE her N hrF vide
ENG o. spiritual thnuEht and yisiaux fu-r-ttinr -
eller Eorld Ee fanny that TIE heavens ar opened = or
FeteAiing helr Eury and marnifoenrrs bornr e.
Inward ~ her eufnncinr siorr n ne erIrif
seem = ans with saintE and anreis and h-arwe -
AllAf slh ne mhahItz1s 81 the celeafsf he.veus 49,
.e - % eNa1lm, havetta, thou faruref ~ heevsr
- lies mat Providence which unfaised nv ri-i.-
fhne - reaa win delight % sJul ne rrreisteu.o ~ nv
enuHrel piut. Agents furnished win ne 80 ~
splB-Ims
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-30

LArEs-M. E Cochran, at his LHmbsr
Yard, has received a large quantity Of laths.
He has on hand an excellent stock Of shingles
and pine flooring. Examine bis stock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-30

REcArrUEED-nos. Burke, q fugitive from
the ehain-gsng, was r~s-arrested yesterday, and
the period Of bis ssryituds vas doubled. u
win nov require tweniy-thres days to con-
plste his ssritude.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-30

Tbs JooKEE CLUB-Thsrs wiz BE- : meet
ing Of the members Of The Memphis Jockey
Club at Tn Worshsm House, at hslf-psst
seven o'clock this evening. A full attendsnos
Is desired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-30
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EAsHIseros. April a-Fss Psesiaens u IRE Psi-
- nahii Steamship rqmpzpvs sufyed bsFs b-isr On
bpsmess' oonhertea Vim M caui.rnia nail service.
Jere noiiasd Cas- ana rsiverlsoa, 70 ne 1sn. aai TIE
ahs1sr q ne Ameneans Afisniic ID Pseier Es.r csnrl
csupanT hsi bees esdFet Arfcised b. he Eseararn.a
c1nfres. for Nr nan-fuldlnem e is ssIisuacns.