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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25

Several cases of cholera in New
York.
burglars attempted TO rob the Far
mers' ard Brewers Bank, of Somers,
Weschester county, n. Y, on Saturday
night-searsd of.
The BENZ Berth assembled in con-
ventiOA in New York on the 19.h inst
10 frame Few constitution for the
brotherhood.
We have informstion from official
quarters, cOntradictiug the rumOr in-
dustriously circulated last week, of the
sale OF the Missouri Valley Railroad
On the contrary the officers are making
preparation for the speedy extension Of
the road, expecting to make connection
at Kansas City this fall.
"A few days ago one Of the dredging
machines ia the docks of the new piers
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
AZ Greenwich Point, dug up the bones
of man supposed to be the peddler who
mysteriousiy disappeared from the VII
cinity OF tue Point House about thirty
years ago.
"A New Jersey paper directs atteI,s
ton 10 the offer Of two thousand build
ing lots, capable OF aecOmm odatiDg from
eight thousand TO ten thousand sonia
whom it is expected to add tU the Ststs
population, mostly from the continuous
overflow of the population of Nav
York, Newark and Jersey City.
The San Francisco bulletin saws
Shipbuilding and repairing are toEersbly
brisk this spring. Several square. toed
sehOoBers for the bay trade are on the
stocks, or have just been put sfoat.
They are built at less cost than crafts
with sharp ends, and. they carry larger
cargoes on much less draft of water.
The Cape Cod Gazette says that dur.
ing the tempest OF last Thursday light
ming struck the water OF Waquoit Bay,
which 50 affected the cells that they
came to the top Of the water, their heads
cut Ike sea serpents, and swan to the
shore. On being taken and thrown
bach into the water they Immediately
came sshore again. The following
morning some fifteen barrels OF eels
were picked up on the beach.
In Washington q few DAYS ago,
J udge Fisher made a decree divoreing
Corinda A. Etheridge from the bonds Of
mstrlmony with James EtheEidge. The
petitioner sets forth that she was mar
rled to the respondent on the Sch of
March, 1862, at which time she believed
THAT her former husband, David S KEEL
iogg, had been killed in battle about q
year previously, but she, to her great
surprise, found subsequently that be was
living.
The lumber trade in the Saginaw
valley, Michigan, is in highly prosper
Gus condition. More buyers are in hrom
abroad this year than ever before, and
the greater demand from the East which
has sprung upsince the opening OF uavi-
cation has had the effect to cause a rise
in prices from IS to 81 a thousand.
Prices now hold firm at So, So and sS5
for the three grades respectively. Chi
cago, for the first time, begins to de.
mand lumber from Saginaw, and be-
tween 6,G00, 600 and S,O0O,O feet have
bsen taken to that city during the season.
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Monday, the Sd day Of August, 1858,
CREDITORS, NOTICE.

In the Cnancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn
No. 2l6O, n. r. D-Jesse ". Page 81 al vs.. The
Commercial Bank Of Iennessee et al
IN this eause IT appears that the names and
1 residences Of the creditors OF the CONNER
cfal BANK OF Tenns ssee are unknown, and that
a decree has been entered directing them 20 be
made parties to this suit .- i-
1t is therefore ordered, That al eredltorS OF
said Bank make their appearance herein, at
the Courthouse In the city Of Memphis, Ten
nesses. on or before the nrEt Monday In Octo-
bsr IS6S fife and establish their claims and de-
naands with the Clerk and Master, and have
the7lss Ives made parties hereto, or the same
will be forever barred and caEse proceeded with
ex T,arte and that a copy OF this order be pub
Ifsfied once a week, for four successive weeks,
In the Memphis Post
A copy-Atrest: AUGUSTON ASTON,
Clerk and Master.
BY &. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Ciapp, Vance & Anderson, SOLICITORS for Com
pIalnants. yA
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THE INMATES.
ALABAMA.

The Huntsville Independent says /:
We heard last night that ThOs. Graham
was shot and killed yesterday evening,
by big Ell Douglass, on Mr.. VIM.
Mstkin's plantation.
The same paper ssys: We regret to
learn that Miss Callie Hewlett, daughter
OF A. NJ. Hewlett, was killed by light
ming, near MaysviIle, in this county,
duriDg the storm on Saturday LAST.
The prayers Of the colored chaplain
Of the House of Representatives of Ala
bama, had to be shortened by resOlu-
ton Of that body. Il lie reported that his
prayers since, are all in short meter.
The Selma Times says fine rains fell
here Sunday and were pretty general
around here. Yesterday, there were
rains in several parts f the county. The
weather was cloudy and warm during
the day and to midnight, and good sea-
sons are expected.
For some time past the upper story
Of the building next to the southeast
corner Of Dauphin and Hamilton streets,
has been used by . gang Of worthless
negroes and mean whites as a Loyal
League meeting room. The owner OF
the premises not liking his tenants, gave
them notice TO quit, which they did sew
eral days since. Before leaving, how
ever, they fired the room in several
places, but fortunately no damage was
done, beyond the charFing Of small
portion of the floor and wall. The fire
went out of its own accord, and nothing
was known OF the attempt till yesterday
morning, when the room was opened for
the purpose of being cleaned aud aired,
which il sadly needed. No arrests have
been made, it being impossible to fasten
thecrime on any particular person.-AO
bile Exchange.
The many friends of Judge Robert
DougheTty, fJr the last eighteen years
presiding Judge OF one of the Circuit
Courts OF Alabama, will regret to learn
OF his death, which occurred at his resi-
dence in Tuskegee, Ala, on Friday last.
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The Atlanta EateIligey1cer of the q /
says: Ger. Robert Toombs arrived IN
town last evening, and it is thought he
will address the great Democratic meet
ing to morrow.
The Savannah Republican says !:
The crops ia this immediate vicinity are
locking Isir. Corn in some places prom
ises abUndantiy in others it does not
look 50 well but on the whole pretty
coed yield may be expected. Other
crops are doing better since the late
rains.
The Rome Courier ssys: We were
shown, several days ago, by Mr.. j. NJ,
Wright, two cotton b0lIs from the fields
OF Mr.. Isaac Lowe, of this county, and
Mr. John w. Snow, OF Walton. These
bolIs measure four inches around, and
made their appearance on the l4th and
2ls5 of June.
The same paper says: on Friday az
ternOon we were favored with a very re-
spectacle shower-tbe first in 3 long
time. Gardens burnt up, and corn crops
ruined The mercury last week ranged
as high as 100 Fahrenheit? We were
again blessed with a genial shower Sun
day afternoon.
A great deal Of excitement prevails in
hItOu CcUntyi III COuSe-
quence of gold discoveries near that
place. y company is already engaged
in testing and prospecting. Several lots
have been leased, within mile OF the
town. The new gold belt extends en-
tireIy across the county, from esst to
west, and running north Is far rs Mari
eta.
The Atlanta Constitution says that it
is currently reported that Joseph, the
is offering to make bar
gain with the Democrats TO the effect
that if they will permit him to go into
the Senate, they shall have the other
Senator, as well as the Judgeships and
minor officers at the disposal Of the Gov
srnor
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EAGLE COTTON GINS.

vXTE are the Sole Agents for the sale OF tns=s
w unrivalltd Gin STANDS. For beauty OF
STAPLE LlGHTNEsS OF DRAFT, AND oUAATITH
on LIST I'OrrON Lursed cut per day, they are
uuSurpagsed. Reference can be safely made &c
every planter who ha given them a JAR trial
Where mule power il used they make q saving
ar rom one-quArter 70 one-Lhird the draft
ovzk ANY OrH az GIN. We are also agents for
ArRAUBiS 3KiSr MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON q co. IS CIRCULAR SAWS.
INCOMES a CO.,
Dealers in Hardware. Cutlery and Guns,
3225z and 81 Main Street,
81, o.. Mempbig Tenn
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VKTANTED AT MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION, corner Jefferson and
Front streets:
Miss. Central 4. R. LIST and ID M0rtg. Bonds.
Miss. and Tenn. r. r. LIST Mortg. Bouds.
Mem. and Chas. h. r. I'd Mortg Bonds.
IA. and L. r. r. r. LIST Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio rer cent Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bonds.
Memphis City Endorsed Bonds.
Mobile and o. K. II. 3 per cent. Sterling Bonds.
Mobile and o. Il. p per cent. Interest Bonds.
Mobile and o. K. K. Income Bonds.
jel0Ef Z. Q, Kirk, Cashier,
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r q s s LIS
DSlGnSafy, IHfPnafy and Drug Store,
Nos 40 ana AZ North Court 81.

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
DR. RUsSELL'S DIsPENSARY AND IN.
IL PRIMARY, the largest and 0 tdest fustftu-
ton OF the KIND Ia the south west, established
In 1883, pleasantly located at Nos. 40 and az
north side of Court Square, Mem phis, Tenn, is
open for the reception OF patfsnts desiring
treatment and the comforts OF q home while
reeSTvIng the same. Patients also treated at
the Office or by letter, II desired. I)r. RUSSELL
is acknowledged by all parties interested as
by far The MOSr SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and perInan ent cures guaran-
teed in every case, male or female. Recent
cases Of G0NORRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
la few days, without tie use Of Mercury,
change Of diet, or htndrs nee from business.
SECONDARY SYPHILIS the last vestigs
eradtcat9d without the Use OF Mercury. In
goiuntary loss Of Semen stopped in a short
time. Sufferers FROM Bnpotency or Loss Of
Sexual Power restored TO nee vieor in a few
weeks elect or 9onoIrilsa Of long standing,
when all internal re NEEDLES have failed, per-
manently and speed lly cured by new treat
ment Victims OF 8 ELF-ABUSE and excessive
Nenerys suffering rom SPERMATORRHEA
and loss Of physical and mental power speed
lily and permsnsT fly cured.
So All CONSUL atiors strictly confidential.
Chronic hher .matism, Neuralgia. Gect, Pa
ralysis, Deafn' IS, etc, treated BY the aid Of
Electro Magnf stic Battery.
ONCE hours from am. TO pm, and nom
TO pm
Those wi shing to purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines Perfumery, Toilet Articles, ETC.,
would do well to call at RUSSELLB DRUG
STOEE before purchasing elsewhere, No. A
North { curt street, under the Dispsnsary.
jeH
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HOTELS.
HOUSE,
MASS

TySHE very important and extensive improve
4 ments which have recently been made in
this popular Hotel, the largest IN New England,
enable the prOprietors TO offer 70 Tourists, Z am-
lies and The Travelling Public, accommoda-
lions and conVenlenees superior 70 any cther
Hotel in the city. During the past summer
additions have been made of numerous suites
OF apartments. with bathtng-roOms, water
closets, ETC., attached one OF Tu1ts' mRgnlh-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
structed, conveys guests to the upper story OF
the house in one minute; the entries have
been newly and richly cRrpeted, and the en-
tire house thoroughly replentshed and refur-
ntHhed, making 1t, in al It's appointments,
eQual to anzaOtel In the country.
telegraph ONCE, Billiard Halls and Cafe on
the fir5I moor. LEWIS RICE a son,
fsb7 eodSm PrOprietors.
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NOTICE.

UNITED STATES INrKRNAL REvENUE,1
COLI sEcroR's OFFICE STH DISTRICT, TEN-g.,
MEMPHIS, July Ii, 1855.
r WILLSELL-ON THE 24rH INST. AT THE
l. house of Edmonds, Pettigrew a Co, in this
ely, Fifteen Caddies of Manufactured Tobacco,
n rftited TO the Governments for violating the
J sevenue Ls WIS of the United States.
iyu RQLFE s. sAuNpEtk5, Colieetor'
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O. the ga paz Of August SEX.

Between the hours Of 10 and y O'Clock. the fol-
loving described tract OF land lying in the
county Of DeSotO and state OF Mis- iSsipDi viz I.
All OF the northwest quarter lying south OF the
NOlJho creek, containing fOrty-tWo t42l acres,
and the east half or the southwest quarter Of
section thirty-ive q y " q section 49,,
township one I'D, range seven (7J, west OF the
basis meridian Of the ChickasaW oessioa. coz
tainirg together one hundred and twenty-five
tlZ2) acres. being tile same land conveyed by
Edmund Taylor and Mary THy o. 20 said John
W rutland bv deed, dated March 2, 1854. and
recorded in tas Registers Office Tor De5oto
county ard state OF Mississippi on the 5Jtl
day OF April 1867, In Book y, page 49, 70 which
deed reference is here made,
1 believe The title - above land to be good,
but only convey IS Trustee.
CdAkLEsS z. NORRIS, Trustee.
Memphis Tenn, July 9. Ls6S. jyT
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FOB PRESIDENT,
.HORATIO SEYMOUR,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR vICE-PREsIDEET,
FIR ANK p. BIZ LAIR,
OF MISSOURI.
FOE PRESIDENT,


The New Hebrew Orphan Asy-
Ium at Cleveland Some Notes
Of the order Erecting Ht-HiS-
tory Of the Project DeScriP-
ton OF the Building and
GrOundS-A Noble Charity.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that IN pursuance OF an or
der frOlu r. J. Latham, Register IN Bank
fuptey for the estern District OF tennessee,
there will be a second general nesting q the
creditors OF ". II. GTider, bankru' [, Al SAID
Registers ONCE. No. 40 Main htrset, a. ~
O'Clock anon the AN day Of August next.
C. A. LEFkIS0WELL.
fyl2H Assignee
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NURSERIES.

WE are prepared TO GIl orders for every de-
w seTiption of Fruit, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees. Grape and Strawberry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, ETC., etc.
Our stock Is made up of the best selections
which can be gotten up Ia Europe or America.
We solicit correspondence from all who pur-
chase trees IN large or small quantities, or any
VINO wish TO adorn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and Shrubs.
Sc Flrst-elaSs Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreafhs always
on hand.
rs Descriptive Catalogues, with prices and
all necessary Information, will be furnished by
applying personally. or by letter to
osD daw u John TRENT q 90.
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MAGIC ARNICA LrHIMEET.

~ ENrLEAIFN: You ask me for my state
" ment relative to your cure for ERYSIPE
Las OF CHARBONE IN HORSES and MULES,
which you style
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rious other improvements, principally in
the grounds, will be effected IS time and
opportunity offer. Some Of these are
already 10 progress, among them, stair.
ways leading into the rsvine and over
the miniature pond, from which the ny
draulic ram is supplied, Aud winding
walks along the banks. In 'us time
pond, duly supplied with fish, will be one
of the attractions Of this beautiful part of
the grounds, while under the skillful SUI
pervisiOn of an experienced gardener, the
grounds in front Of the building will as
sumo new beauty.
THE INMATES.
Though the formal dedication Of the
Asylum took place on the 18th inst, it
will not be opened for the reception Of
orphans until September or October.
Nj. w. Kriegshsber is Secretary OF the
Board Of Trustees, and he has already
had reported to him the names Of about
forty applicants for admission. 1t is ex-
pected that one hundred viii be received
from all parts OF the district the first
year. The building will easily accom-
modAte three hundred, which will sup
ply the wants Of the district at the pres
emf time,
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue Of a Deed Of Trust To me executed
ID on the INST dsy of November, 1886. which
dee-i il Of record in the Registers ONCE o.
Shelby county. Tennessee, in Record BOOK, No.
IS, part l. pages 54;i, 544 and 90, to secure the
payment or certain notes therein described
and set forth. one of which said notes IS stlu
due and unpaid now therefore. by virtue OF
the power Ia me vested by said Trust Deed.
WILL on
Monday, the Sd day Of August, 1885,
Proceed to sell, between the hours OF 10 an
and pm. Of that day, on board OF the sad
" harf5Oat, the Wharfboat CRESCENT CITY,
together with all and singular her tackle APP
DaTei. furniture, sDars and staging, as she now
lies at the wharf az the city OF memphis. state
of Tennessee, at public VeEdue, TO the highest
and best bidder, Tor cash in hand.
fvi3td DAN ABLE, Trustee.
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1 have used your Liuimens in about two
dozen cases with perfect success. had lost all
hope OF remedy, but believe your discovery
fHE RhMtDY." l have not JAILED IN sin
gle case in which 1 have applied your Llni-
ment. 1 believe IL valuable discovery.
Think every planter should provide himself
with the Magic Arnica Liniment. No planter
should be Without your remedy where this ter
rfble disease prevails. have supplied each OF
my plantations. My supervisors report favor
able upon every trial. IL
Very respectfully, yours, etc,
j. L. ALCORNs
R9- Price 81 per bottle ss per dozen.
iva lmdaW
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TRUSTEES SAFE.

DY virtue Of Deed in Trust made to me on
ID the 18Th day Of June, ls67, BY John ". Rut-
land, and recorded in the Registers Office CT De-
pages 40i, Az and 40s will sell, at public aue-
ton, in 'front.' OF the Courthouse door IN the
the highest bidder, for cash.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

Al the shortest notice and on the most reasoubls
srms. q. j. CAMPBELLiA co.
mig Successors to Bond q Campbell
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WHEAT WHEAT! WHEAT!

z AM payiur the highest price for good Wheat
] Al BUT CITY Mills, 1877 Poplar street, ana
have for sale choice Family Flour, C0rnmehA,
T5Tan and sShorfs AZ prices to suit the times
feE Fm jObN 1ltot.E7
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At the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. OF
said day, Al the southwest corner Of Cour.
square and at the IL tersectiOu OF south Court
with Main strsetl, in the said city OF Menshfs
state Of Tennessee, sell the premises above de-
serioed, az public auction, TO the highest bidder
for cash.
signed viii make 10 Warrantees.
1yI u CHARLES KOkTRElyFI-T Trustee
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ABSTRACT OFFICE,
ROOM NO. l.
Corner Monroe & Second SIS.

I'VE have the Abstract Books and Complete
w Index Of the Registers Once, mpiled
by the late HENRY A. ORNE; and, after m0rs
than a years trfal OF their accuracy, and q
careful experience in the business, mot one
mistake having occurred in all that time) we
are enabled to furnish complete deraignmsnt
OF title to all
Fort Pickering, Memphis 4 Shelby
OOuntV TaE6a-
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DARTIC.TrLAR attention paid to all claims
AGAINST the United states, aud for property
fazefi OF damage done by the Cavalry Division
81 the Sixteenth Army Corps Iyls
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IMPORTANT to PLANTERS
FRIAR's POINT, MISS, June 10, 1888.
liessrs. MANSFIELD q HIG BEE,

Druggists. Memphis. Tennessee
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EXTRACT FROM DIR. RAILWAYS MEDICAL
DIARY.

1.-THE eubiect OF the above likeness 10 one OF the
moot ntellgedt, brilliant and beautiful ladies' Of ths
metropolis. in the full enjoy ment OF rcdolent health
vigorous life and strength, dispensing charity the
needy. consolation and attendance 10 the eick de-
voting her leisure h0urs to assisting the poor and
distressed. and contributing to their necessities.
This lady was rescued from a miserable existence
through the fundamentally Of DR.. kadway's Re-
solvent. Two years since abe WAS object Of pity
and almost aversion her personal appearance re
gradually consuming her vitality. Infrm, wretch
ed, and almost hopeless, dscharging ulcers on her
neck her skin covered with Sores Pustules letters
insects under the cuticc in the form VI blsek spot
her head Invested OF her hair her rcalp with ridges
Of dry scabs, strumous discharges OF offensive
iioas, her hands swoilen and incrustsd. her nais
worn OF. her strength wasted by continued leucor-
shoa discharges, and pain Inflammation IN the Kid
wsrs undoubtedly augmented b. improper treat
mont. Mercury, Iron. Potash, Sarsapsrills, Sui.
phuric Acid, unguents. Lotions were Tried. Baths
efSulphnr. Mercury. and, inefacs, every remedial
agent known acre used until her strength wss ex
Asu.ted. such wss ben condtion h the early part
81 l66j, when she eOmmenceo the uee Of 0od Wayss
the expulsion Of the scrid snd corrupt hamors
through the bowels. sweat and usine). he con.
nsnccd taking two tcaspuonfuls Of ths keeoevsst
hres times per day. and from two TO fear PILLS every
FIRsf BOTTLE-At the end Of the arst bottle
| her strength. appetite a.d spirits were improved
nth = ane sponre. relieved the indammstio ana
ischiny and served a. reliahie antsentie In essn
Inc and nnrif,inc The putrid fesh.
sktuSD hottie AT The end OF the second
hottie eirns OF improvement in the cischarprs from
he lin y,esilr ,mnrovinr ,ne .ycs s,o~inv nrrh,
sr stlenr,h Ana appeti,. incressing.
rhiisiS BOTrIk1-Dry scabs on the scalp. and
Sr.dusii, disapns.r,oy suror,hcs great, leasened
1s,ar h.som y eiesr snd Lidnr " Ana 6lsdder IN,
moving
and srms clean And smopsh. hair growing on the
srsin hnves revnjs, ana akin fyce from Irritation
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Chicago, Reck Island Z Pacl1(
Railroad.

lSs7-GS. Winter Arrangement. lSS7-ss.
Traiusfua by Chicago time which 10 twelve MIN.
utes faster than Davenport time
IN AND AFTER MONDAY DEC .. 1857.
" and until further notice, trains will leave
Dsvsapsst daily. !Sundays sxcepted) ~ follows
Going Esst- Ley Mail train At. .......7 80, A. =.
0sing Wast-lst. Express and Mail for Des
Noises and Washinssoa. SIS 4. =
ID, Mixed, for Des Noines aad
xuscatine.
Arrive st Davenport daily, tSuudays excepted
From the Esst-lst Night express q. ~ 70. a =
fs ID Daily 81. 4 mail a co. p r
Frsn ths Wsst-lst Mixed from Dee Neines =
I'd, Express from DesI xsinss
and Washington .06 IN.
CONNEXIONS.
A. Chicago vith al Eastern Routse.
At Joliet with q. A. 4 &. l.. r. r. for Bloem.
iugtpn, Springfield, Il.
AZ Lasalie With l. C. r. R FOR Dunleish. 81
Louis. Cairo, &c.
Al Pond Creek With G. B. / q. r. R. for Bur.
lington. Kssksk and Quincy.
A Peoria With r. p. 4 J. q. r. Ac.
At Dee Moines. Iowa City, and Washin sAou
With Western 6tags Co. . Stages. for eli oshte
WesA 8ouehWeet and Northwest.
SlseVing Oeeshss % Ill Night trains. Throush
Tickets fsr sale end Baggage checsed 20 Pr;ss-
cipal Eaetsrn Cities and Towns.
p. A. HALL, Asst Gen. Supt Chicaso.
A. KmsALL, Asss. Supt. Iowa Division.
II. Il. Hills. Ag't, Davenport.
Davenport. Dec. .. 1867.
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CONSUMPTION
CIV BE CURED.

Deer eir :-nsvng witnessed the opeeatiou Of Dr.
Wrighte Tar syrup In cssee Of Consumption cheer
fully recommend Il to all persona 20 ahicsed
JkSSK II. WALKER
Fourth and Chestnut Sta, Philsdelphi
Thomas winnill, Butcher, IN I'd 81. Market, Phil
adslphiA. writes:
After suffering two years with CONSERVATION ana
constant henoraecs. was induced 20 try Wrishre
Tar syrup Amer using six bottles health ret usucd
and am nov ah To attend To nv business
=. 3. Stevens, DrugHsts. Reading Pa writes:
Mr.. J. Z. kromcr.-Thc groes OF Tar Sprup pur-
chased about three weeks ago Il nesrly all cold nv
customers speak highly Of IT, Send half gross OF L
to my father at Mddetown. Pa and charge Il to ne
c. r. vsnsyckel. Druggists, Trenton. n. j.. Gays
DR.. wngh,'s Tar Syrup does all you claim FOR u.
am ceiling largely OF it, and with much satisfaction
- my customers.
wrishi's Tar syrup IL sold BY al Dsuegists and
Oonntry Storckeepers. Price 81 Per bottle. One
bottle VIII check the mos. aggravated Cough.