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EDUCATIONAL.
PRIVATE SCHOOL


for y0urc iaiier 81 trie Church uernGndo street
fhs eouose o; nsTucti'1 VII De ~ The common and
hztyr EGliisa br4EC..f ile 3s,s, LaREaaEFs and
Nse7i and insiruraa nf ~ Must.
Competent Teachers viz BE- employed % assist IN tho
various dePar rIaents
Tor terms, apply either az the school or az the resi-
doHcs o. The Principal, corner Of avery and Elliott
streets.
Heisr 30 The Rev. I'd. Mcclure, Leroy Pope, iufs
SUPeriniendeut City schools DR. Fray eF, Messrs. J.
r. Johnston, g. 7. Flrusw0rth Dr. H. A. Sanders, j.
BlrdsOe, ami others ssc-Im
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cHAmTRLE INSTITUTIONS.

The other properly remains in the possession
OF The receiver, subject to any order that you may
see proper to u1akewith regard to IT,
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
refer you to the reports Of the trustees Of the
hospital for The insane, the blind school, and the
deaf and dumb school, for lull and accurate in
formation as % the condition and progress Of
each of these institutions
! am pleased to believe that critical exam
ination q their reports viii show each Of them
to be in a very satisfactory condition, contrib
utinS greatly TO the relief, comfort and improve
ment of these unfortunate classes of our citizens
Whatever may be the general necessity Of re-
trenehment and economy we must not forget
that these victims Of misfortune are entitled TO
the fostering care Of the government.
ISIIAM G. HARRIS.
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MEMPHIS STEAM BAKERY.
T.. 6. DAVIDSON s. Go.

I MANUFACTURES Of Crackera Of all kinda Also
VI Navy or Pot hresd, etc, Second street, between
a dams and Jefferson
We have roDueef ed with The nbarp business Confar-
iioBariss and Cakes Of a kns IgHoiesale OF retail
VIII iurnse families parties and weddings at short
noriaa nnd 81 radneed prices.
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.TEST' REFEFV'FD.

1 GOOD assortment Of Cotton Stripes Checks
= L Jeans Kefsevs Lnseys Doma-tlcs, Hoop Skiris
Boots and Shoes aud for sile cheap
LAUTERBACIf & BRO IS,
selodtyv- No. % Front Rase.
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INSTRUMENTS WANTED
FOR THE ARMY.

DHY and others having Amputsiiug and
1rrDann;DE Gases, etc V heh tbe spare wiz hs
paid ths hb-rA prices Tor the same in cash bv
s. MANSFIELD s. Co
Wholesale Druggists.
se2i I'm 9Sl ard 2s1 Main street. Memphis.
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Railroad Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of
| the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Company.
tor the election Of niue bireeiar Jos the sHcce els cor
porat= wear viii BE- heal Memphis she fourth
THURSDAY ChhJ OF Octaher ue1t. Stockhcliers
VII pass 90 and from election free.
seiiIn G.. 7. VANCE. Secretary.
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notice.

N IA ANG.
MEMPHIS AND ONE RAILROAD,l
PRESIDENTS OFFICE.
MEMTlHs, Tenn, sept. li, lS6l-
~ CONFORMITY with the charter, ;he annual meet
4 ing Of the Stockholders in the Memphis and Ohio
Es1oad CompsuF IS the purpose Of elrctiug thirteen
Directors daring The eisulu~ year viii he held
60 the office OF ihr Colnpauv in thr NAVY Nard a.
oc 5ck A. sL. ou 5fONDAI, -ctohef = l5Ul.
StccF holi-rs wishing attend the convent ION. VIII
be- carried 10 Memphis free Of charge return tic
will sa good Tuesdsy AMI " edLeSday following the
elecsI01.
centred J. P. WOOD. President.
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pose Immediately printed tor the use Of the Cen
eral Assembly.
The universal interest felt in this important
struggle, involving, as it does, the destiny of a
republic and the Independence of a great people,
renders the dry details of ordinary legislation
di,tasteful to the public mind. The important
duties, however, which are imposed upon the
State government by the pending conflict, de-
mand, at our hands the Strictest scrutiny into all
OF its departments, in order that ii may be made
fully equal to such emergencies as may probably
arise.
The necessities of the civil government, how
ever, demand very little legislation, except such
as may be necessary to il, economical admins
tTation and the development Of all OF our inter
nal resources.
The reports Of the controller and treasurer
show the following to be the
FISCAL CONDITION OF THE STATE.
Balance in the treasury 1st October,
l-D9. I'd. = lrU,0U0 %
Receipts into the treasury for the
wear ending Isl October, l-6l-.- 799i7 :}c
Total....-....-..-..---.. &9s0.550 y
Disbursements lor same yrar. .-...- -9l, ,9H %
Leaving balance in treasury. 1st Ot-
tober, looH- ------.------.- 1-bOo 4
Receipts into the treasury l0r Che
year ending Ist October, iNdI---. 936927 So
Total..---...---....---. SIOI5 434 OF
Disbursements ior same vaar-.--. 729937 -
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EYatteri,g Testin,ont0Is

Which he has received from gentlemen Of the
highest respsc5ability, in this city and else
where. They ore in his possession and open
for the inspection of all, but the reference be
low are OF nature that will abundanhy satisfy
all who peruse them
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EAST TENNESSEE HAY !

W tbv. Herds tirass Clover nay. Of Fast Ten
uessce growth The above Hay Of Superior 1uaIsv
put up in neat bales averaging 500 pounds 20 the bale
ORDER solicited and hllca with Dispatch.
Il. NJ. MCPHERSON & CO.
seH6-9m Hay Packers. knoxville, Tenn
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r RAILROADS

BY The act OF the 7th Of MAJ, 1861. it is
left TO the discretion Of the Governor 10 appoint
receivers to take possession Of the roads. prom
erty and effects OF railroad companies falling 10
pay the seni-annual interest npon the bonds of
the State, loaned to aid IN the construction OF
their roads
The Controller ha, reported the following rail-
road companies as having failed to pay the in
tcrest falling due July lst 1861, yo-lyit:
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EOTHEE SUPERIOR.
s.. & sus Female Academy.
Memphis. Tenn
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b A. Massey. solicitor for compainants.
Or2 law4w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
csu.r., H.,,ee,,.

h General Henry Wager H H4leck is one of the
four Msjor.Generals of the United States army.
He Wse born in New York. and entsfed the MI
itary Academy as West Point cadet in 1885.
de stood third in the class and WAS breveted
Second Lieutenant of Engineers, July |, 1889
He vas acting Assist ,nt Professor OF EogiDeer-
ing ct the .MlLtary Academy ftom July, 1889,
to June $40 In lS4l was the author of amll-
isary work on nBitumen and lis uses.p etc.
Appoin'ed First Lieutenant in January, lS45.--
10 le46 he wrote tue work published by Apple
ton & Co., of NeW York city, entitled the
"Eiements of Military Art and Science" in
lo47 was breveted Captain for gallant conduct
in afairs WITH the enemy on the 18th and 20sh
days of November, l647. and for meritorious ser
vice iE California; Was Secretary of State oi
the province Of California in the military gov
etn ments Of Generals Kearny, M ason and Riley,
from l647 to the end OF l849. He was Chief 0I
The Staff TO Commodore SnubFiek in naval and
military operations on the Pacific coast in l647
and lS43, and was . member Of The Convention
10 lS49 70 form, andthe committee to draft, tht
Constitution of the State OF California. Ia
Jdly, 1853. he was appointed Captain Of Epgi-
neers, and resigned on August /, 1854 /, Hs
now appears as Msjor-G his commits
sion bearing date August IS, 1861. 81 a.a,
l General HAlleck lelt California on the steam
er OF The lst Instant. it was slated, TO join Gen
| 6fal oCellan's q army. = s11.cs sn1sf 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
Duration Of the lgar.

All the indications point to g long war. At
one lime We had hoped that the dasb--tae elan
Of our volunteerH unrestrained, but Simply
guided By able Generals--Rould have planted
our bsnnere, before frost, in the heart Of the
epemy's country, and conquered an honor
able peace But a d ffeIens policy has OBJ
tanned We, Of the South. who wereto attack,
nave adopted rJBtem Of defense. and, 60 tar,
have uniionmiy awaited the advanee Of the foe.
This may be tbe safer policy; hut We have new
er been able to appreciate 10 Gus conviction Is
Shat R.tioi0rions advance into the enemy sc0uns
Try 10 the only road to lasting and honorable
yeace. We must fight, and we must conquer,
before we can make treaty. If We cannot do
this, We must submit to the fate of1the weaker
party. s6Thc enemy have dominion OF the sea-;
be eau assaii ns ks almost innumerable points;
ne can pluider our coasts and penetrate our
rivers He il supreme in the Chesapeake bays
oe comnzDds the Potomac; be has possession
uts Mary land, Of MOI th-wes ern Virgins, aud is
centeDdnng tor Missouri aud Kentueky. While
ae tArOst0ns our shU.r coast, he may assail US
dt any poiut of our extended frontier. Tnis
4hole siluspon must bs altered before we can
have peace on. any. terms conpaiibleswith honor
aud Safety. "a, Z. ID, h. -eaio~) ,,s.-,-rai.T q
Wehaye never heard of any plan suggested
Tor tfecting this desirable alteration sBori OF
Carrying the war iuto the eaeny's country.
While .ge stand on the defensive, and the cue
| my is enirenohed On this side Of the Potomac,
It is impossible Tor us 20 destroy his supremacy
atsea, or prevent bis predatory incursions on
our coast. We are subjected to,all the dissd.
ssntagss Of q defensive war of Indefinite dura
ZION o. of peace dlctatedb by the enemy The
possibility of our success is not within the
range OF accident. To prevent our eubjuga-
lion or exlermination is ell We can hope Tor. <
We have no skill in strategy, and knoE moth
ipg;o Of the means az the command OF our Gen-
erals; but II this is all thai 10 eftto us, we had
as yell be looking ont for terms of submission,
lnd the sooner the better. An endless war
shieh affords no oppertunity for either victory
or revenge is booLless undertaking. 80 "a
Toe S1nlhern people Fho have offered them
,elyea and their, all for the prosecution OF this
war. and yho havereposed implicit con6dence
ID. the men entrusted with its conduct, have
looked for ssmeth:ng better. IL "a not TO be
Disguise that sense OF uneseiness and dis
trust is grsdually supplansing that generou:
confidence. A suspicion Is gaining Rround
that all the advantages Of our position have moi
been profled BY, as they might bave been; tna'
the var has not been prosecuted with that yigoI
and energy demanded BY the emergency. We
hear mntlerings and comDlaints, apart from
hose connected wi,h the Quartermaster, Com
missaFl, and Medical Departments, growing
out OF the appointment Of 90 many cyiliens %
high commands. Many of these appointments
have filed the couptfy with approximations ol
some great disaster. Richmond Whig.bs<
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
pIore yioiencc.

John Sheakley, our county surveyor, we learn,
Ia Ising dangerously III from wounds received
from Judge Palmer, 8 man we'll known in this
community.
Tue difficulty had its origin 10 lawsuit, and
on the morning after, Mr. Sheakiey on meeting
Palmer at a Dlacksnnh shop bads him good
aoruing, when Palmer became enraged aud
seiziug sibglC tree-struck at Sheakiey, who.
iu attempting to ward off tue blow, had his ann
broken, after which he received o'her souods,
and would, no doubt, have been killed but for
the interference of friends. Sheakley is an old
man OF over seventy, while Palmer is q man Of
much pbysical power.
IF such things are much longer tolerated, ths
people viii take the matter in hand, and "Jlfge
Lynch |" may pay visit TO this county We
iorbesr further comments ns the grand Jury
have Just returned an indctmentagains Palmer
for assault and battery with inteDtto kill Let
the law take It's course e--KG!ida SshtiaeL. ~
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rn. GToa. Na..l Espealnon.

81 8 Ii +
This expedition sailed from Annapolis Oh
SATURDAY, Oct. IS, and anchored in Hsmptoi
Roads on Tuesday following The miht.r,
arm Of the expedition consists Of fifteen thou
sand men, and is commanded BY that steriirs
soldier; Big. Gen. THonas W saranAs, vh
achieved high reputation during the Ms1tel
war for bis services in connectlun with a a bat
tery of field artillery, which ia stil known D,
his name. The division 10 sdisidsd Int
three brisades, respectively commanded BY
Brig. Gems. E. L. VIELE, Isaac ]. STEyEs' anc
H. @. wnioHr, all educated soldiers, and vel
qualified for the positions they have been called
to Gil.
The naval oficer In commsnd Of the expedl'
tion Is Commodore s. r Dcrosr. who has gant
out in the Wabash as HE Gag ship Capt. Dv
rosr is native Of New Jsrssy, but vas ap-
poipted from Delaware, of which State he is
citizen. He entered the navy in lSl5. and has
consequently served his country for over forty
six years. In 1889 Capt. DuroSr was appointed
Comrhandant Of the philadelphia Navy Yard
position that he has held until recently.
The Gag ship Of the expedition, the Wabash.
carries fifty guns, and her armsnent Is OF the
most formidable description. IL consists Of
tueDty-eiehs ll.iDch DAhlgrsn guns; one To-
inch D4hlgren; one so pound riaed DahlgreD;
one 30 pouni Parrot; fourteen inch shell guns
and three boat howilsers. The crew include
l. -.
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Arrival Of t,e ReDei U0mn1 1&sst4oetay
Mason and siidelis AT OetaqnHs.
The Key West oorresp pondenoe of tbe lNss
York Herald, writing hnder date Of che COB
"To chow how snpor tant Il is that the navi
should always have one or more steamsrs .,
Key West, last evening a vessel ariived, With
dlspatcbes from. Consul Savage to Major
French, reporting the arrival at Cardenas, on
the l6sh met, Of abe Confederate steansbip
T'beodota, from CD Fletton, s c., having tbe
French Consul aadt family on boafd, and also
Messrs, Mason and Slidell. Commissioners from
Richmond, for France aud England There
was also oommppicsied BY the Consul .he fact
that on the 9sh the British schooner Evelyne,
C sptain N. Vipcent. cleared from Neuvitas for
Baltimore. with cargo Of West India goods.--
The Consul had reliable information that her
destination Was Charleston. Had a steamer
like the Keystone State been on this station 70
give chase to these vesaels, the capture Of one
would have been Of much service 60 our Gov.
ernmenb and highly honofable TO the ,captors. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

\, PrasorAL.-Df s. Loving. Of the Sixth Ohio
Reeinent. arrived in she ci,y yesterday morn
ing, dsrectIy from Elk Water. We are sorry
10 learn that Dr.. Lovfbg has resigned his CON.
missisn 10 th& Gptbrie Regiment, 90 be is NOT
o1ly . surgsonof faresbilities, bus gentlemsn
epineptiy q ted by bis urbaDe qusli'ies 70 fiIl
lice Of msdicine at CoIumbus, Ohio. which place
% left WIEN be entered the service --Cin' Enq.
y y wapst. .Ds tashe 10 our streets on sasnr.
dsy. end ieamsshas hsiviH resume bic practice
"a ihis cisy: We beatty isdorue Az ihs IN,
qairsy ssys of Dr.. Lovisd. Z sisI sg a3li4V
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
For Females GcneraIly.-rhe Brandr.

For Females Generaiiy.-The Brandre,h
Pills cannot be too highly spoken Of. They remove all
give energy and strength; the dis
essing headache, unfortunately prevalent with the
sex; depression OF spirits, dulness Of sight, nervous
affections bloiches pmplss salOWness OF the tkn are
rem owed AID juvenile bloom and general sprlghuess
Indicate the power and healthiuness Of BRANDRETR'5
PILLS.
Lsdiss at delicate periods, will end them unrivaled;
they are the best medicines for mothers and children,
snd cure worms and costiveness.
Let 1t be remembered, that BRANDRETH's PILLS
easy in their operation, and unite mildness with
sfeney and require alteration Of dict during their
use
Mrs. Morgan, corner Of 18th street and Union Square,
New York was dying, apparently, Of coxsuMPrIoE.
She was given up TO die by her Physicians abd all her
friends, hut after using BPANDRETHs PrLLs for few
weeks, the cough left her and she began regain her
strength and Ia able to attend to her duties, and
fees sure Of soon attaining robust health. tV g.
Mn Wilson, OF No. y Beach street, New York, hm
cured Dyspepsia. Small Per, Measles, Drcpsy and ~.
phus Fever. and al Hadacbes, and BIiom diseases,
with BaASDarTns Pnis, vim b pleased ioansTsr any
questions.
Sold BY JoHN r.. Cook, Druggist, Coiuubus, and by
all respectable dealers In medicines.
0oe"7uhS p VI sit.s i4lht.a .tllittl i4.l
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pEclAl NoIICEs.
THE TWO Ex xrmEmts.

ratus which Djue the health, and almost worthless
one extreme. The pure, efficient, wholesome, and
Detetic saeratus made by James Pyle, at 35
Washington Street. New York. IL the other extreme.
Choose between them you value yOumOney and your
health
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hi. JEFF. THOMPsoN.


. Above we have some inkling Of Gen. Thomp-
sons mode Of proceeding from place To place.
He fhrops himself. Like our German; friends
OF the Turn prsin Society, he INDUCES In ac-
robatic feals, and 10 an accomplished pohigssr-
We suppose be went from Belmont, dosn in
Mississippi coun y, to FredericktoWn, BY q se-
ries OF double somersaulis and back hand
springs. Just now. however, he b showing
himself In the direction ofgArkanses. s5iiss
Z We take Il that the spatriots of Washington,
Jefferson, STE. Genevieys. ST. Francois and tron
coun les" did not ''coms' to- JEFF. TO cast Of
tue yoke they had ss.nnwillinely worn 30 long ?
II they did, that vaiorous chieftain failed 70
make good his promise, for instead OF dying
yitl1 them among their native hills, be very
soon set or toWnrd fbe swamps, CLOSELY pufsued
bt i6e lHEieHiansl aud Toriesv uho ware lhs
csuss Of his desperate determination. aAlas,
poor f.l--St Lsus .Rsp. ;rsi.sa osi5 iss5aool
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,AyyN MANHOOD. !.
@saEV how LOST, HOW REsroRED.

Jusi publishsd In . Sealed Envelope; prics cts.i
RADIO Az OUhB OF sPRRhAT0RRHBA Or seninai
Weakness Involuntary Eminous, ssxnal Debility, and
ImpedImsnts 10 Marriage sensIaiys Neryousnesl Com
sunPiion Epilepv ana nis, Mental and Physical In
capacity, resulting trou f<nalne. go ny Robert u
CalvsrselI, N. D., adthof q me Green BOOK, 60.
A Boon 20 Thousands Of sufferers,
Sen, under seal. IN psin envelope. 70 any sddrsB
post paid. on receipt Of two stamps, By DR.. CHAs,
30 KLINE. if7 Borsryt EsH xork, Post Once Boz
No t.561. e 1883 --' up7:smdks
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

istisr written b. ~ nev = g. Holns, passr Of ths
pIsspoint strset Bsps chsseh. Brooklyn, n. T., 10
tie sJoarhAi md Esasnsss," Cncinnan !, ana sps6.
seldues d hsor n sfst vord1snosned redcins, Mzs.
Nus.svs sse1nizs ssarRSos cnlLbah rzz1nlss. 81 q
rsws ~ an advsrtisnent IN youf oelunns q Ma
FruLou's sooIulne erRuR Nov We ncvsr aida word
favor of pzfent ncdiclnc beiore ip our life bat We
col compelled 70 ~ 70 ycur fc1de ttz< thBIs no hum
az@ws nkss rnlzD n. am Esss a. 10 a AN "
LalzH- u 3 pfotahiy one offhs n1st succe<1iul neii
ss u ~ day tecanss 4 b bns of IL b<s An1 hos
" y0sz ssdsls sho hsss hahies ezn,tdo bs1er thsa
~ NJ IlVpWsF tilif'1 11orET - N1tHIIU8W I.
Us lssf ~ Il sca5 tsf-asil f'lIf = 4 NJ ~
rfH-frf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

The Rev Rplus Childs. late pastor in Bethel,
Vt is a conspmmate no gentleman, besides be.
ing i'm moral-he has eloped with an unmarried
young woman named Cornelia Bosworth, leav-
iDg Mrs Childs and three little children TO
mou.n inidifgrAce.,g nf0li (ltEu BnlgIE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29
Iaff,a Iafasf.

We ehall never be bard upon JEFF Thompson
Brigadier General--the tall, iank, cadayefoas
visaged, Glib tongued warrior Of the Southeast.
Oathe whole, We sympatbize with him In bis
efforts to achieve notoriety as a military com
mander. Hence, we have faithfully chronieled
every movement OF bis, Of which, by hook or
by crook we could become informed. He is as
good as circus ssffording US all sorts Of amuse-
ment. The proclamatioDs be has Issued have
affected our risbles in no ordinary manner, and
the latest is no less funny than its laughable
predecessors. Here 1t is: s-si3e .
HEADQUARTERS, dsr Military DIsr., M. S. G.)
Camp ST.. Francois County.
n Monday. Oct. ID. 1861.
& PATRIOTS, of Washington, Jefferson, Ste.
Genevieye, St. Francois and Iron counties: /
have thrown myself into. your midst. to offer
you an opportunity to cast on the yoke you have
worn go long. Come to me and
will asslst you, and drive the invaders from
your coil, OF die with you among Jour native
hills. sa;f fji,. s..i...f... -, a. lsss 81
Soldiers from IOWA, N NEBRASKA and IL
LIMOS, Go Home I'VE want you not here,
and we thrst not for your blood. We have not
invaded your States We have not polnied your
hearth stones, therefore leaye US; and after We
have siped out the Hsssiaps aud Tories,we will
be your friendly neighbors, Il We cannot be your
rD Ief a-el oal 4era.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

A STATE PusoEKR RELEAsEp.-On WedpessI
Az detective ssnpsoro New York, aAsssns
~ var Z sfayette d bffer James A. Nom istsr
NJ s5tv n 81 so6Id tske "a cath OF ailseiassesl
M MI onsAtsf hesisated; Only 70 observe thss I
~ VA fJrmtrlt taken such N 6ath shenhs bed
ea ,ne titizsn d the Uuited Sites and be con-
adhered any ttpei iidop of that prccess ueasces-a l
sary. He took ths oath qpd retnrnedt0 me
o''{ IN skS1s r'ros nxnzofj $50 sedt 70.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-29

nnPxLSxNT on Wx'f 8jss sfnooF
h CL0kE CLoTaE. Aiss. otbusHo1e. a tpz1G
. "a oleil4s q ~ deeiEahls pi<ieq. Hasssa
! sais s W ST.ssIf5 rr isf's'4s nlAAss'suo
.wfh
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
LCJ ECTIN".
The I'crs::s.a Fever Charm.

For the prevention cure Of Fever and ignc
and Billions Feve,s. This wonderful remedy
was brought to the knowledge Of the presen,
proprie.ors by friend WHO has been a great
traveller in Persia aud the Holy Land.
While going down the river Lnphrates, he
experienced a severe attack Of FeyeranI Ague
TN discovering his condition one Of the boat
men took from his person an Amulet, say ing,
j" Wear this and no Fever will touch yon. AL
though incrednous as to its virtues: he COM
piled, and experienced immediate relief and
has since .'wavs found it IN cttoctual ii oicc-
ton fr,m all mails rons complaints.
On further investigation he found that tie
boatmen attributed to il miraculous powers, and
said that it could only be obtained from the
Priests of the SUM- Sometime afterwards, the
gentleman in conversing with Priest obtain
81 from him the secret Of its preparation, and
ascer,ained where the medicinal herbs were
found, Of which it was compounded. The wond-
III virtues Of this article have induced full
lief in tho minds Of the natives in the mirac-
Gus healing powers Of their Priests.
Since his return to America, it has been
tried with thehappies, effect by several Ladies
and Gentlemen OF high character, who have
given it the most unqualified praise. This
remedy having been specific in Persia for
hundreds OF years. for the prevention and cure
Of Fever ana Aguc aud Bilious Fever is now
offered to the American people.
|, will be sent by mail, prepaid, with full
directions for use, on receipt Of one dollar
Principal Depot and Mandatory 1888 Xan
ST. Richmond, Va. Branch, Office. Bank Of
Commerce Building New York. Address
v2n33ly. JOHN WILCOX l. co.