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N nmr EoHernmenf

We're as liberal and quick 10 reward heir ci1ens for any
wonderful act Performed, discovery made. CT invention
perfected, as are the governments OF EUROPE, We would
envy such q man as G. A. LEoSARD Of New York. Tor
be would, no doubt, be smo:hered with honors II he lived
where merit was rewarded That article Of his called the
SOHiA AmeTfeGa Fever and Asae Reneay Is on o. the
greatest remedies We over heard o. AID, is such a sure
cur, It is surprising that the medical faculty does not
buy the receipt, and make il the only STANDARD rsmsdy
for that disease.
G.. hi. ,sv.-t5ssDs,t d, ,,,,ts- nat ~ mis- r.,.r
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EREE -EVHInITInN

TIE STAT BoE offers for exhibition the
nnest collection Of OIL PAINTINGS Of any Gallery In
the country.
The P~HOTOGRAPH Is one Of the leading
pictures CT The day Msde only By PARK 4 PEP
Low.
The HALLEOTTPE-the most wunierfuI picture ever
made-oan be seen al the Star Gallery. Made AZ no
o-her Gallery in The eity. Go see them. myi3
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LAMB, YOUNG & CO.,
- sFATTONERS.

2J9 Agiu street,
NEEP oustaury OF b.nI e. large stock Of Law.
N MEDICAL. MISCELLANEOUS. ~hELaGIOUs ana
S-HOuL b. Oksi
STAPLE n FANCT STATIUNERTs
BL4NA y M~EIuEANuUA BOOKS. sc;
AT @ v5icu Thy ,llr % tE.lf friends 81 reasonable
p .irr-
To- TEACEERs sni S-LOJL COMMITTEES they viii
make 90 wy ir.rst Fftcurt
To NEN'uANrs thsy uiI sell a. avery snail advance
on EEfaru est.
tlfy va sep trtry hing auTtrtaininE TO The trade
and tei tbfu b au qaaurfy DER @ and a. pu. Is that
vi insur satisfaction 90 The purchasers.
3 sur. Co tNrmi.r ttrir .t.CE 4uu prices before uur-
chasing am where. Ci.h.r ln M'mplis or in the Earrsrn
ctti-s iva
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TUKKIss SUsPTcIoSs-The Turks are said
10 look with suspicion on American efforts to
contract Tor building railroads in their country.
while we are at the same time buying their
samsis to breed ia orr country. They say that
we want to get rid Of our railroads and adopt
their g improvements
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u A new museum is about being started
in the moon. The highest price is offered for all
real curiositiss-not sham ones-tO stock It
Sith. Cash paid FOR the following, or orders
on the Wild Cat Bank, which is just as good,
viz
Nails from the claws oe a hammer.
A birds eye view from the top Of the morn
ing.
a receipt Of the dews Of eve.
A leg Of a toad-stoOl.
A pig from the pea that was mightier than
the sword.
A map Of the State Of Matrimony.
Knots from the Board Of Foreign Missions.
A bill drawn or the Banks Of the shannon.
And the mummy Of the honest man that
Diogenes went in search Of.
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Letter from =. President Of tns united state.

WASHINGTON, Juns 10, 1857.
Mr. DEAR sra: I have received your kind
note Of the 9th instant, with an invitation fron
the Committee to be present or the 4th July
next at the laying Of the corner stone Of the
monument to the memory Of Henry Clay.
1 can assure you / should esteem it a high
privilege to witness the Interesting ceremony
and deeply regret that the pressure of public
business renders this impossible. I knew Mr..
Clay well for many years before bis death, and
although we often differed on political qgss-
tlohs, ! always admired his lofty patriotism,
his high and ehivairous character and his com
manding eloQuence. He has well deserved the
monument his fellow-eitizeBs are about to erect
to bis memory because bis life has added lus-
ire to his country. Il has strengthened the
bonds Of that Union which he so dearly loved
and furnishes a noble example as well as a
precious legacy to the future generations Of
his eountrymea.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
II. T.. DUNCAN, Esquire.
LITTER RON Ex-PREsIDENT FILLMORE.
BUFFALO, n. Y, jane %, 1857.
Hon. H. T. DUNcAN-sIR: Your letter Of
the Sth inst, enclosing an invitation from the
Committee to be present in Lexington on the
4th Of July at the deeply interesting ceremony
OF laying the corner stone of the National
Gay monument arrived mere uufiiB my AZ
sence, and this must be my apology for any APP
parent neglect In answering Il.
| cannot be insensible to the honor you have
done me by this invitation, and az a friend and
sdmirer Of the deceased, nothing could be
more gratifying than to be permitted to unit
with bis neighbors and eountrymen in laying
the foundation Of that monument which Is 10
attest a nations gratitude to one OF its noblesi
patriots and most gifted statesmen-but ! IRE
- - a .
| am reluctantly compelled to decline the inyi
tation.
With many thanks for the honor Of being
remembered on this most interesting occasion
by my friends in Kentucky and TO yourself
personally, for the very fsttering manner il
which you have been pleased to Communicate
their request, and with sentiments Of the high
est regard,
am, truly yours,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
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A CHARNESs CoUETRT.-A large portion Of
the swsnps Of Florida are said to be capable
ct producing SOC bushels Of frogs to the acre,
with ~alligators enough for fencing. An emil
grant wandering there in search Of neighbors
would soon meet a seffler.
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THERE viii be given on SATURDAY, LIST 81 August,
A BARBECUE E,
on the X ,ndolph Read, one nile Eom Memphis, IN front
Of Dr. Thomas residence.
The Barbecue is gotten Up By the Butchers Of Memphis.
The ladies are respectfully invited to At end. There VII
also be a Bran Dance. 1904
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= An Irish knight was OBes disputing with
a French %eourtier about the age and stanaing Of
their families, when the latter, as a fnisher,
said that bic ancestors were 10 the ark with
Noah. "Tnst is nothing" said the Irishmsn,
g at the Dslngs ny ancestors eruissd in a beat
Of Ehftr ora ~
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DR- CLAIMING or THEArkRs.-A writer
10 a late number Of the New York IndcpsndsaL.
aho is understood to be Lewis Tsppan Of that
city, gives an interesting account Of a cIDk-
meeting be attended thirty years ago, Al the
house Of Rev. DR.. Claiming, Of Bostos, CON-
posed of lawyers, c~lergymen, physicians. and
merchants, AZ which the question was discussed
Of encouraging the fremont Theatre, then pro.
Jectsd as a reformed place Of amusement. Dr.
Claiming stated thath bad long thought that
religious persons should interest sbsnst Ives
more thar they had done 10 public amusenen,s,
with a view to elevate their character, allure
the young msn from corrupt pleasures, and
make snassneHts subssrylent to good morals,
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A Eizt to Females WIN hide in Railroad Cars.
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commer-
ciaI is to be credited wssh the following season.
able sneedots:
A gentleman entered he Hiadies' car" upon
one Of the Eastern roads, aud az The day was
chilly, appropriated an entire seat in the viein-
ity OF the stove. Passengers crowded IN al
every station, and soon every seat was taken
except the one occupied By himself. Presently
two ladies $50 they sppeared) entered the car,
and as no one seemed inclined to oder a yacan-
ey, at bis own discomfort, our friend, whose
gallsntry Is proverbial, gathered up his shawl,
portmanteau and himself, arose, motioned the
ladies forward, assisted them into the seat,
ard took a standing position not far distant.
Not 90 much as a smile or bow recognized the
kindness-it was evidently considered a mark
Of respect due to female dignity-a privilege
which any gentleman might be proud to ae-
knowledge.
"Cooliy doue,1 remarked an individual in
laxtapJsitiOn 10 orr friend.
"Decitedly,D was the laughing reply, but
Pll give them a lesson by and by, and Que they'll
be likely 20 remember.D
Why, thee won't say anything, surely2"
I" Indeed ] will-,he opportunity is too good
to be lost" and somewhat annoyed, 1t must be
confessed, though, less by the loss Of lis seat
than by the rudeness Of its ungraciOus occu-
pants, De walked away 70 TIE window and oc-
eapied his vision with the things without.
Another s~tation-another stop-fhs ladies rose
to depart. They had nearly reached the door
when a clear, manly voice called out . Ladies'"
There was a general hush, while every eye was
turned upon the serene eountenanee Of our
traveller. "Ladies, you have occupied my
seat during the ride from L.. and / cannot
allow you to leave without expressing my sense
Of the obligation, also the hope that when next
sou enter a crowded car and a gentleman va
Gates his seat for your accommodation, you
will at least have the poilteness 10 thank him.
A shout Of applause awarded the speaker
and the iadies(Y y lowering their confused Faces
relreated hastily, 20 digest, as best they might
this sudden but merited Tebuke.
Did every lady, especially every y0uze lady
know there Is always ia every car, omnibus
steamboat, or other public e5nveysJce, not.
Sithstanding the ordinary external aspect Of
It's occupant, a s~elf-sppointed jary watchirl
1er actions and ready 70 pass sentence thereon
she would look well to her " manasrs," and, il
cultivating those indispensable outward SEN
blanees, Of good will, she would unconsciously
foster the germs Of Al active and widespread
ing beneyolenee. UnObtrusive words Of kind
ness cost nothing beyond the effort Of speak.
ing. and many a weary pilgrimage has 5esi
frightened thereby. A simple thank you,
coined 10 the heart and rung upon the lips viii
the genuine sound Of the q true metal ,"is
more efficient weapon than the sword Of th'
cOnQuerer.
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n OR SinLEA ron the subscriber.
on the ufEtt Cf O. 23l bomb asst an on
grey MANI. ato-i q ar~ aI IS or rs h-ufs
ht-h VI b a anal lamp uQUu Dr. Tctter. supposed O. be
caused ay fte ssile SAIL Hare vas WITH faI 81 The
time above urnua O.
OF inf0smathn that Wiz ba-I o The rec very affhe Mare.
HI. FALLS.
jrf7-'uaw2w LaGraEEe, TeIue- see.
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somerViIIe Model school.

The next Tenth Session Of The Young Ladies' Model
school. a. somerviue, Tenn viii o0nmsnos on NON
DAT, the Th Of September next, Under The continued
supsrvislou Of A. =. soan.
By order o. the Bard o. Trustees.
HON. J. c. HUMPHREYS. Pres't.
EDWIN Dickinson, Sec'y. Bsdav2m
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI

ia GU Y
FREDERICK A.P BARNARD, Il D., President
- Professor o. Greek and Ancient Literature.
WILSON G. RICHARDSON, n. A Professor Of Latin
and Asteru LanEuages.
WILLIAM ? sTEARNs. Professor Of G0vernental Sci
ence and Law.
FREDERICK A. P. BARNAED L. D.. Professor q
A-thematies, Ph5s,es, Asuvnamy and C.ul Ea,t-
necrF E.
EDWARD c BOTTOM. N. A., Professor o. Chemistry.
Aineralogy and seotgy
NATHANIEL N. CRAWFORD. ID. D.. Professor Of In
ie.F ctual and Moral Philosophy.
R NJ PHIPPs. N. A, Assistant Professor Of
Mafhematics.
WILLIAM R. B%AREsDALE. N. A Tutor IN Rhetoric
LeGc, Composition and Elocution.
ROBERT NJ KIMBROUGH, N. A. Futorin Mathematics
WILLIAM A. EAEIN, N A. Tutor 10 Creek.
CHARLES Il. LIE, n. A, Tutor In Latin.
This chair vii be ansd By D.. CRAWFORD until the
vscancy Is srpp'ird-
I'VE TENTH ANNUAL SESSION % this Institution
4 viii open On THURSDAY, The 10Th September next.
builriug a. q the us~ Boarding uuuse, are going forward
vi d activity and enerEy, att are expected 20 BE- ready for
use in the early part Of the Session.
The New DOFmitOry,
Just e,mpieteL vii sooomm date ssveaty-swo additional
LARGE NJ COSTLY ADDITIONS
Have Be D msd to the Chemical and Philosophical appa-
ntus, embra irg the latest improveme Is.
rare and extensive eoIsetiou Of
Shells and Minerals
Has recently been procured, and the Library viii he Ell
larz-d viii a ehoi e seeeton OF b5oks BY Sepumb-r.
TEAMS:
pr Session o. Ten M1uihsl
To Students who lodge in the College bulldog. D.. $50 90
To thoFe who lodgs a co
These charges incinds tuition, matrieulsu-n fee, fuel
and servant hire,
Law stufeut $50.
Board u The Ran End In private families ii about sf2
per month
n. HOWRY,
Secretary OF The Board.
oxford july 30. 1857 -ysOSatE
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A Word to the Afflicted.

II "NERvOUs TONIC" is nov rsga-dsd By all
scientific men % be superior to any preparation ever be-
fore presented 70 suffering humanity, as by IT'S cor ODE
rating induenoe On the system. ths susceptibility to dis
ease Is lessoned. And 70 those predisplsed 10 repeated
attacks OF ChHls, FsvsT ard Agus Or any kind Of Fever,
this remedy should, BY an means. b used. And to those
residing In miasuatie disti q, where dlseass Of this
character are always incident 70 the climate, they should
never be without IL
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Rubbed briskly into the mssclss and gl-uds o. the throat
aid chest. has an Astonishing fleet in b~Unchifis, asih-
ma, and al diseases that Affect respiration. Hoarseness
may thus be cared In = few hours. To esrgymsu. public
speakers, and v~oesIsn, II is, on this account, Invaluable
Sold at the mandatory, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New
YORK. and by al druggists, at25cs csc and sIper pot
vaQafnamrw
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The Enow-NOthings fatter themselves
that because they made more noise and were
guilty of more diseourtesy than the Democrats
night before last, Mr.. STEPHENS gained a TIL
umph over Mr.. AVERY. The Democrats have
never contested with them on these points, and
have always been willing TO let the Know
No-hings have their own fun in their own way,
before an election. They hsv. theirs after
rarde
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Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing hetveen L
Il 3 MCDONALD IS { is tay dissolved By mutusl
oorsent. N. A ALLEE viii coutinus the businis - 81
the old sis-s. md settle al debts for and against The
nun Of Alien 4 Nc1Jns'd.
n. A ALLEN
CHARLES MCDONALD,
Memphis. Juiy % 1851. iy2@-7t
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q We desire TO inquire Of the Nsvs
whether it intends to i~nsinuate that Gen. Has
MS adopted the mode it describes in yesterdays
paper, TO induce HATToS to sign a card mutu-
ally Withdrawing the remaining appointments
Whether it has any foundation for such an in
situation, and, If 50, to state what is that
foundation. We desire the Esgs to answer
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FERNANDO, MISS.

THE exercises In this Institution viii opeu on NON
Il DAY, the Th o. SEPTEMBER next under the sup 2
vislsn Of Pro-. J. G. DOCkERY. Every department Or
the Institution VII be flied By TEACHERS o.. the hrst
order o. taleat. ara 1tliGg shall be waning TO eivr
= unz ladl-s an educafiOn a. thoruugh and comp etc as
can be ubtaintd N any other instiiutl1n 10 the land.
Hon. SIMEON OLIVER.
President Of the Board q TRUSTEES.
WV. j. A. boon. sacretarv. iva. In
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Teacher Us0nFPH.

A GkNTLsAAN Of e~Hreriencs ana superior quail dcl-
II ton, lnone oth-r need arpv is Eaotad % take
caarge q TIE Lauderdale County Female Institute. Ap-
ply 81 the store o. J. l. TAYLOR.
fv1O II T1H Main street
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AN European desires Il set employ ment Ia some pri-
waite family or Seminary, 70 teach tte French and Italian
LAnEuagesi also Geography, and partially Latin and
spanish.
Address z. o. through the Post. Omae. Memphis,
Tennessee. fyaA2ua
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(LGte Of SCUM CarohiHd)
A heated peimanenty IN the city Of Memphis,
~ offers his services 70 the pebble In the various
branches o. his profession Special attention paid =
Obstetrics aud diseases u Womfn m general One on
Msin street, over the stoIe Of Was on. Churhm q Co /,
No. al. tF26 ims
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H- IN Nay. 1885,, ] purchased q Messrs.
- GEO. FLAHERTY 3 BRO. q HaIeu 4
III ICunsion Piano, which Up 70 this este Is
pronounced b. The bet juiges o. mIsie q
Be- unsurpassed ! therefore Jake pleasure IL -eeom-
mending hen - reiiab.e in TIER T prss. n-ations sc
&C. Ell
Fq5 DeSnfn cnrufv Mlsa
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e. An Eaglish paper gives an account Of q
molhers Ct eighf kssdred Gad aiasfy-siss
ekilSrrns They must have had Bomsthing to
tslk about y that tea party, we should think,
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Cholera, Diarrhea, bloody FIux.
SC, sc.

THERE Is DO disease that pro-trates hrmau beings IN
50 short 4 time, aud that renders the system % uno5n-
scious Of the remedies when sppled, as these; and ii
Therefore behoves all persons who value their lives dear r
than Eny thing else. remember hat decays are danger
ous." As soon as you feel the slightest symptom o.
Dsrrhes. call for a bottle o. Slsdgss Cholera or DiaT-
rhGs Syrup, one dsss Of wbica, II taken in time. viii re-
Iieve you. Remember, thisi Is 10 eunningly devised hum
bug as We have the evidences to prove the fact. All we
ask is a trial.
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so

A BLACK LACE VIII, either IN Maia OF Esdiscl
n street, b.twren Odd FcICws Bal anc the cro-sIn.
o. Third .treet and Mzdis0u- A lb raj ruard vuI d
given 20 any one Who vilFave 60 a. TIN ace
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Pearl starch.
NOTICE.

A LARGE as0rtmenL purchased before he late rise
n Ia Teas, FOR sale very lev. 4 Wholesale OF retail. b
Il. y. FARNSWORTa &CO,
B29 No. Z Front Row
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Spetial 4Otuts,
Notice.
HouoVav,s Ointment.

GENTLEMAN AMI LADY wish to obtain permanent
Bol-d in a respectable family residing IN a pleasant part
OF he city. Best o. refsrsness given Apply at this once.
fvqf-afs
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J. Z. CHlDWICks ADVERTISEMENTS

Win Always Be Found IN This Column.
DERSONS wishing o. EoN what be has 90 al. -
Il What he nay w1ntb buy Tor any % his Customers
vii BE- sure % dId Do in the last column, oa heSECUhf
PAGE Rruemser that. AMI save yoarsslf Tie trluba
Of looking al 0str the paper.
AL business entrusted u me VIII Be Attended ID cars
fully and with d~ispatch.
office Madison street., opposite Uuion BaaA
Insurance., RIAL ESTATE AND GENERAL .
HEwErW
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BARGAIEsl BARGAINS
GREAT REELECTION OF PRIZES

GREAT REDUCTION OF PRIZES /!
IN order 70 close cut our SUMNER GOODS, preYtu Us to
i the arrival Of cur Psi and winter Stoek, We vii sell
tor C4sh-
20 pb ess Fancy Lawns, at to 10 cents PEI yard worth
tito14s
20 pieces Hsdiy Falls and Scotch DO. CAST eOl0rsl ias to
Il and IS to Is;
30 pieces printed Jaconets and Orrandies al IS to Sc.
worth 50 % sos
IS Lawn Taeonet and Orgnadie Robes at O. 50 70 SIS and
s25nt 10 e205
80 piece solid Bareges At s25 worth ss5i
IS patterns PRINTED Barrres % 81 10 IS. worth IS 10 aI2;
20 Barge and tissue Robes a. Sc 70 SIC, Wsrth 81 10
$40;
IS patterns Foulard SIX IS to 80. Eorth ssto SIS;
IS 4" O. Robes AZ si3 worth SO o SIsi
30 " Summer Suks At p % SO, worth 10 70 S26i
20 " Sup. q +" a. IS 10 So, worth IS 10 $50;
20 " Six Robes At % 10 SIS. worth 40 to
$50;
Also, a Iarge lot Of Chantera and French Taca, Nan
ties ard Scarfs q superior style and qaanty, caeaper
q an they can be bought elsewhere IN town.
IVES DIV WASH 4 BAKER.
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For Colds, Coughs, Asthma, BrOn-

CAAAAss So
Use Dr.. sLRDGs'S H-OARHOsSD PICTORIAL. Al
Of the above are for sac at all the Drug stnss, and upoa
enquiry may be f0uni IN all the towns AID vflag-s.
J. n. sLEDGE 4 co,
Sole Psopdetors, Memphis, Tenn,
Tn whom All a-fers wrzf b affrazrad Tvs
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iucsuflaE az the various ra1rs-I 1is. Hand made
Pos r-ioom X. ard No. Bagslrgi and Machine and
Han Iusde Hcpe
sasun. sussr. csns. Fiesr. Salt. and plantation sup
piles Efnerally-
B8i-daE-im " howard 4 CO.
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GFH Mr. STEPHENS should accidentally
get enough votes to take him to Congress, be
viii in himself in rather an awkward diem
ma. The hrst vote he will be called upon to
cast viii be for either a Democrat or Black Re-
publican for Speaker. He has said in his
Willow Banks letter that be could no. 50 q hu-
initiate himself as to vote for any Democrat
He viii then have either 70 dodge or vote for a
Black Republican. Which will he do?
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SIS Revard for the Thief.

CroLEN from tae suoscFfbers. living At the junction
o. The hemphis and Onarleston Railroad and Deal
sfret, on Saturday night, an ils' a large SorreA Hare
Null, with marks o. hsmess on hp back a hftle soc,
name and tail have been ro4chei shout two months said
mule Is between seven and eight years % sze
The srov- reward vii be paid FOR apprehension q the
thisf, = $40 on the delivery o. The mule II the Shove
nared plNrr
~EI-llmaNlt AASON y bhOQAtl
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Baggfug and Rope.

Payable IN CASH On asiiveo, n delivered al in The
prFseuf and mkt mcnfh.
We are $50 prsparsd 70 furnish our Cotton rHniins
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E.OS n,

NOTE drawn By I1hn l. Sararrans 4 Co dated
~ Juiy u, uayahie sixty days after date 20 orfe o.
n Cdbb and endoffed By him. Thes. H. Brscey and
Wn ri. Carroll for ss0e, payable a. Branch flEnters'
Bank.
NJ .bovs not. vas lost On SATURDAY evening. between
the Bulletin and P1sf-once. Al pers ms are warned not
10 trsde for the abov- n9te-
ig33-lt VA. H. hhO
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Board can be had ia private families. whsre moral az.
RELIGIOUS induenoes vii b. brought o. bear.
rs Trustees take pleasure IN asno-nclug their s1ccasl
in securing TIE emnent services q Prof. Rsubet. wh,
oom-s b rs b ghy ior liz scho arshi2 AMI
literary ettsinmruts.
For further Information Apply TOR catalogues, or 70 h,
Faculty or Trustees
JNO. ". ELDER, President.
A G. LEY. seeetar. HaI-a.w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-07-31
White Teeth, Perfumed Breath
and RaaufifmI COmnIarinn.

White Teeth, Perfumed Breath
and Beautiful Complexion,
CAN be sequired BY using the BALM OF A THOU
SAND FLOWERS" whst lady or gentleman would re-
main under the curse OF q disasreeable breath, when, By
using The BALM OF A THoUsAED OWE " a. a
dentriaoe, would not only render it sweet, but leave the
teeth white - sIsbastsr9 Mary persons DO not know
their breath is bad, and tbs subject Is 50 delicate their
friends viii never mention Il. BsFzFe Of ooHnterfeits.
le sure each b0ttle Is signed,
FETRIrG & CO., New York.
- For sale By al Druggists snI7-dsOdIy
"WOOdIand Cream,''
A PONADR for beaHtfying the HAIR-highiy per-
funed. superior to any French article inzSrtd, and for
half the price. For dressing LADIES' ban Il has no
equal. giving It a bright, glossy sppsaranS~. II CAUSES
Genuenen's Hsr to curl in The most natural manner.
It removes dsndruh always giving the Hair the APPEAR
snce Of bcing fresh shsmpooed. Price only afty 0ats.
None genuine unies signed. FETRIDGs d CO.,
Proprietors Of the balm o. a thousand Flowers"
a For sale b. all Drussists. sp7-deodly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-07-31
DIR. w. Il. BAILEY.

WUtdb fdHo dEU I~IfNntFbg
TUSr received, . large lot wheat Pans and Thresber
j on c u gnmeni, a.d for sale low for cash. BY
fvrSfawfm WHINE A GIBSON