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We desire 10 call particular attention 20 tn
advertisement Of Mr.. e. W. Cluskey, in an
other column OF our paper, concerning bis new
political Textbook, now offered Tor saie. Ar.
Cluskey kindly placed upon our table a copy OF
has work as soon as It was issued from the
pfess. We have had ample time 70 examine II,
and several occasions % refer 10 it for iaior-
nation. We uHhss,tstinsly pronounce i one
Of the most convenient SEa useful books Of
reference that we have ever met Nt.s.
It will be recoilected that MF. CiGskey pre-
pered a book for the last Presidential cam
pasgs, which be calledthe DsmJerEfic Electoral
Hgnd-Book AID which was used to great ad-
vantage in the cansazs throughout the country.
Indeed, the great popularity and utility Of his
frs. work. and the constant calls for il even
since the campaign has BEEN ended, have sug-
gssted the plan an the preparation Of his see
ord one. His last work IS very complete. He
has rearranged the whole matter Of the first
work, thrown It into the encyclopedia form,
added an immense amount Of matter, made a
copious index 70 the work, by which anything
wanted mag be found in a moment, with clear
and ample explanatory notes Of his own, b.
which sysg Thing obscure il reHdered plain aad
Ineligible.
To the politician, the editor, and al who de-
sire information on the leading party measures
and topics Of the times, this book vii be found
of the greatest convenience and value, The
author has performed his task with decided
judgment ami ability, aud we trust that be will
mest With a corresponding remuneration for
bic labor Washington Union.
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PRAcTIcAL AMALGAHETISN - ILLINOIS
The Chicago Tines of the 10th, gives al in
stance Of the practical carrying on. Of the doc
tfiass o. The Black Republicans in NOrthsn IL
linois. Il says
"Knox county, Illinois, o. az least al Of that
part OF it lying about Galssburg, has iatsly been
thrown into a high state Of excitement by a
yerifeation Of Greelsy'8 prediction. 1t seems
tina during the campaign Of las. year, when
Banks, Buriingams, Grover, Hale, Gen. Nye,
and other Abolitionists visited tn region, the
negro equality faith always strong, got intense
liz heated at Gslesburg, and a most wealthy
farmer Of that vicinity, The head Of a large
family, By way o. showing his sincerity in the
doctrine, took a negro nan into bis house,
treating him as an equal and a 81 ASSOCIATE for
menbsrs Of his family.
"Time, which develops all things, has devel-
ousd even 70 the Abolitionists Of Galesburg
the Prastirsl efocts Of the teachings Of BuTliR-
game and Banks. Gns of the daughters-a
young and blooming girls aSw 2 mother, and
ne mother Of a black mans childi Abolition
ladies, mothers and maidens who cheered Gen
I'VE and John P. Hale when they asserted that
negroes we're the equals Of white men, now
turn away from he poor victims at that system
Of teaching. GaiesBuFg hsglOng been celebra-
ted for its Abolitionism. It is &c Tat its prae-
teal manifestations should have occurred
there~
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$50 e. his Il course 81. the hsensel.s
fst-2e had there oppozed sfzlns 20 NEE
IL. observation-disclosures he right 70 vote
- - should : vcr dream e zFpiyink on l-.s
IL Kasras aad aaofhef 10 MInnesote- - eeHs
hose who had been Disposed 70 ms iauls---
his Minnesota speech ane vote 70 ,es
frat ~ onoosed IN thai speech, snd ~ tnas
vote, the very things that aAl'
proposing to do In Kansas
Gov. B. bad understood thai tnere was ga
4; seatisfacticn With him IN certain qo1iteIs-
so-e nernle had volunteered 70 warn hin mat
- was kese. by enemies on every side, snu y
he could believe al be heard he would suppose
there vas an assassin in every bush, and that
coEspirstors lay around bin Es thick IS guer-
riilas ia a chapparei. But be stood unaSsed.
He was incrsduious as to the existence OF these
men in buckrsn. II they syiFied and saould
ever set upon him he knew where to md help.
IN other days he had been pursued BY enemies
and he had f5nnd 2 house OF refuge thsthouEs
was in the kegris or TIE D~EMoeRATIe PAETY.
II pursued by these terrible assassins and con
spirstofs, OF whom he had been warned, he
would hy again 10 that house, and IL its doors
we're closed against him, be would lay down
his life and leave bis friends to write upon bis
tombstone, 4" here lies one who served pstwsn-
ty-fye years, and we gave blm Up to dssiruc-
tisn because we were tired Of hts fidelity"
wv DANNA ALAANNA AAa nstNHNANAAN
~asH6s for their expression o. Kindness toward
III Il these expressions were evidencfs
hlm ~-oEVysl Of bis course az a public nan,
ct Their a -tefel TO him as coming fFom
thsy W@e Boz ysid ne, if they are
meant as testimonials G. * 49,, ns-
fallen into disfayor va
i can only saw I thank YOU for your
but must decline your sympathy.
Gov. b. said bis friends would nei mlse
stand rim. lie felt deeply grateful y an men,
al am parties, who supported him. he slouia
At an times thank bis kHow-Notning triehos
FOR Their votes. But he felt bound to say az
IN honest man. that If they voted for hin theJ
voted for a Democrat, Who was to-day az
deeply attached to his party, is grInaPhs' ana
is asegfs, as be had been al any toFmsf Pefloa
OF his life.
In conclusion, Gov. Brown alluded to the
Pacific and ship Island Railroads, and 70 a
number OF other topics, and concluded with 81
earnest appeal TO al his bearers 70 unite under
the Democratic banner for the defense OF the
South.
The speech WAS listened TO with strict attsn-
ton. and was received by the Democracy with
marked evidences Of approval. CislS-
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.EDE9cP.

Az Euro2eaa desires u set employment IN some pr
vate family or semiaary. 70 tsacs the French sud Itaian
LAngusszs; also Geography, ard partially Latin and
spanish.
Address E. o., tAroush the P5s;.onse, Memphis,
fvai-2us
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IL our GoYernment

We're as Hber-l ard quicE 70 reward hsirelilrens FOR any
wonderful at Performed, discovery made, CT invocation
perfected, a. are the Fovenm=1ts Of Europe, We YOU'D
euyy such a man as G. A. LEoElRD, q New York, Tor
be you'd DO doubt be sm1thersdw with hono-s II be lived
where merit was rewarded That article o. his called the
SoHfA A11fesn FeBar and Agus Rsmsty is oar OF ihs
81 aiest reaedies We over head o. ard, IS s1eh 3 sure
cure, lis surpris.ns that the medical f4eu-ty Goes not
buy the receipt, and max 1t tie oaly standard rsn.dy
for that disease
See his advertisements In another part o. this papsr.
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Spiral 9Oturs.
HoiinMn-ss 0infmen1

Rub5sd brskly into TIE mVseiss and Stands Of the thrsat
aLd ohst. has an astouisaiug enet in b~rlciris, asl-
ma and an cissases hat ace. respiration. H5arscnas
nsythus Be elrsdin a few hours. 70 ciergymen. pubic
speakers, and voeHsts, Is, O. this sc1ount. iuva- liable.
soldA the mandatory, No. 50 Maiisn Lane, New
York. ard By an druggists, at25e-, csc, and stpsr pot.
ITgq=dtwaWIw
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HAVANA ITEMs.-We obtain the following
items Of Havana news from the New Orleans
Pieuyune:
The absorbing subject Of public interest at
Havana seems TO be the submarine telegraph,
from Key West to Cape Sable, thence -four
hundred miles overland 10 to the city Of Sagan-
nah. MT. Kennedy, the agent sent out by mem
bers Of the eomPsHy, arrived home on The Stb,
with copies Of the grants b. the States of
FLORIDA and GEORGIA. The stockholders Wers
soon 70 assemble m general meeting for the
purpose o. organization.
One OF the most curious speculative move
ments IN which, since the day Of j0int-stoek
companies, our neighbOTs have engaged, is The
organization Of a company for the purpose Of
encouraging The growth Of cotton. The capt.
tai ofths cotton Is put Gown AZ eight millions,
divided iatO four thousand shares Of two thou
sand dollars each. They propose TO buy %
al the cotton-growing lands Of the Island, e.
pecially such a. are uuh5by nature Or ether
wise for The growth Of sugar. and put them at
once under cultivation. The conpany also
proposes % engage IN cotton Manufacturers
The movers speak with conhdence Of heir e.
terprise, which they assure us has The appro-
val and Encouragement Of the Government.
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The TEHuAETEPEc RoUrE-Ths Govern
naent, It is asserted, has recognized lie Sere's
Directory Of the Sloo Tshuantspsc Company,
and the Garay Compa1y unites with il for Ger
tain purposes. Hargous sdvaEees 500 Geo b.
finish the road. The Government i~nstrlcts
Mr.. Forsyth to insist upon the security Of tie
rights Of American citizens under the Tehuau-
tepec grants. The eighth article Of the
Gadsten Treaty is relied uPoa as suiH-
cient for the United States. Senator BENJAMIN
goes out with Instructions, and as agen. for
the Tehuaatspsc Company. A mail contract
is to be given, and the road will be opened in
Novemhsr
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Cone 81 TIE ercrire. or come On re m1rnIrF.
Come VIA qpufre irtldtlf. Of caua uithgat saruirE-
x - and ueIcune y1u1 ID lat hfiore yous
And The lN'nsr yoa cJne her, ~ more pu adcrc you
Llrht q nv heari si1o- ne az W we're pishtet,
R-d Il ny ek~k hat they tod ne was hlztted
TIE green % The tres io0ts ar Ertenfr than ever,
Ard The ilnnets are aiasins, .Trae over-, esnt severn
ia pun you s~set nosers. to wear u you chcose Them.
or. after YOU &c Kissed them. ihcyM I've Oh ny bosom
Pm fetch 5r6m he mountains ~ bree1c % nsrire sou,
IN fetch fr.m ny fe1ey a tale hat won't lire ycu-
OF your step . like the "a q to TIE sunmer- yszsd TAR
mers
Or sabre aud shield 70 the Knight vithsut armar.
IN sing you sweet sonrs tl IA starr sbine at0ve ne,
Then, EsniernE ~ vish yOu ~ slencsto love ne.
Wen iooS thr0ugh he trees a the cilds and the cry,
YEA tread ruunf the path On the track q the fary5
Wen lock on the rtars, and vel Inst 70 The river,
riiy0u ask ofyguI daTlllg shat SIT you can give her.
OF fheu whisper you eioAe a. unchAngsbiy tesmlrg,
And trust, When IN secret. most t~uuefullY FfrrauluE
til TIE starlight o. heaven abave Us shall Quiger.
AID orr souls d1W IN oue d0En etsrnity's river"
50, come in the evening. OF cums IN ne morning,
Coas when SQUIRE lolked frr. 81 e ne without warning
Kisses and geicome yor'n md h1re b fore ycu,
And the 0f'ner you come here, ihe mere III adore y0u.
Lisht ls ny heart Hocs ne day we wgra pilrhted,
ked ifmy cheek that ttey tea me va bisht-ds
The gr-el - tte trees locks FAR areeu-r than ever.
And TIE lEueiG are slrginK, "rrue lovers, ogn'l saver o.
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Cholera, DiRrFhea, bloody Fiux.

THERE is 10 disease hat FE1,trlss hzman beings in
50 short 4 time, aud that readers the system 50 unoou-
seious Of the r-medss when applied. as theses ant ir
therefore teh0ves eli persons Who value their lives desrr
thaa any thing else. remember Shat de-sys are DANGER
ous." A soon A. sou feel the slightest symptom or
DizrTaea. cal Tor bottle o. SLeegss Cholera or DiaT-
rhas Syrup, one d5se u vhea, II uEsa in tine. viii re-
isve you. ~Remam5sr, thisis 20 eunningy devised hun-
bug a. W have us svll-nces 10 prove he fac. AL We
Ak Is a trial.
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SHELBY MALE HIGH SCHOOL,

NEAR GERMANTOWN, TENN.
TEE SEVENTH SESSION OF his Iastitutio1 viz
commence on MONDAY, August 81, 1851.
Jy2I-daw6ws Az. RAFrER. PRINCIPAL
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Alabama, Middle Tennes-
see andNOrth Mississippi Trade.

4 DEMOCRAT, Hlntsvile, Alabama, published b.
J. HITHERs CLAT, EtLor and Proprietor 4 nearly
t~hirty-fvs years cid and is much TIE largest payer IN
Sorth Aabz,na, and it. proprietor behsgssit is ne Oldest
and has tue widest and most general circulation o. any
Alsbana psper IN the s1paarn COUNTIES o. Made Ten
nessee the oornties OF sackscu. DeEa,b, kadissns Ear-
shall, Limestona, N0rgsL, Biouat, Haucock, LaErslce,
LGuderdais, Franklin and walker counties, In Alabama,
and he Northrrn connGes o. Nississiuli. AdvertlH-
mems let At tie MEnPHIs APPEAL Odce; with JEles
PENN EEs-s pr Erwsried directly % ~Ihe Delocraf
Huntsvtle, AID" FunFlyiE -sied 81 reasonstle rates.
Aprl2. 1857.
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FoE C0Las, Cougls. Aslhma. BIOL

Cnliass OohsuNnPtiOns &Grs
Use DE-. SLEDGE's HOARI0sND PECrOaAL. All
OF The above are for sac Al au ibs Drag Stores. AID upon
enquiry nag be ouns IN an the nzns AID vfIsgs
J. NJ. sLEDGE * Co,
Soc Piopr-t0rs, Memphis Tenn,
To whom all orders must be addressed. IFS
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LOLA MONTH"; AT NIAGARk.-The renowned
Lola MoHtez is now spending few days at
Niagara Falls. She has appeared at the Buf-
fal0 Theatre a. e sort Of LiteIlnde TO her season
Of pleasure On Friday morning Lola took
tie train for Busaio, and, without advice
from any source, she seated herself in the bag
gage car 70 quietly puff Der eisdrct!e. While
thus costly throwing of from lips the c%arling
smoke, she was discovered By the conductor
and informed that passengers were not permit
ted to ride ia the baggage cars. She paid no
attention to the intImstion, but continued to
smoke ASH no one had addressed her. Assist
ant Superintendent Collamer was az the station,
and was Informed what Lola was doing. He
said shs mss do az other passengers did, and
that she ceaii not be permitted to ride ID the
baggage car.
TIE CondletaT called upon her and politely
told her hat STE must take . seat In one Of the
cars designed for passengers. Lola drew her
SELF ~ into al attitude Of defiance, and told
the Conductor that she bad Travelled all over
the world suf bad always rode where she bad
a mindto, ani proposed TO do so in this case.
The Condactor further expostulated with
her. and assured her that he was but executing
orders Of the Superintendent and the rules
Of tbe conPary. Lola replied that she had
horseuhipDed bigrcr meE fhrs ke. This settled
the ras6er. The Conductor withdrew, and
Lola was not again disturbed. She rode to
Buffalo in ths baggage car, and had no ocsa-
sion 70 use the Ehip. The railroad men did
BOT care TO further disturb the ~tgEsss.-Re-
Uaioa.
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]. Z. CHlDWICK's ADTgRIIsEnEsI.

WA Always D Felud In This CoiEuu
DERSONS gislirE ts know what be has o. aI.-r
= what b. may want to buy Tor aT OF his Customer
wi be- sure 81 enii- E the lus- c1fruu. 5f lssECoh 3
PAGa Eeusmaer hat tn1 save yozrsefs the tr01Er
o. lockug aI ovfr IRE 1arer-
Ns1sness eltrustsd y NE VII be a-taadsd 10 care
flfy and vith iIsprtch.
Ouies Nadisoa Street, opposite Unian naaN
Rs5EAECs. EEAL E5rATs AND GENsRAL
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White Teeth, PeFfumed Breath
and Reaufffuf COmDTexfOu.

CAN Be acquired BY using tbs BALM OF A THoU-
SAND E~LoNEAe' Whst lazy OF gentleman would re-
main under The curse q a ls.gfssabie Eresth, shen, BY
usias the " BALM OF a THOUSAND FLowEAs" a. -
dentriace, would not only render It sweet, but leave the
teeth white as slabaster2 Many persans Do not Know
their breath Is bad. AID he .usjeei is 50 delicate heir
hiesds WI seyer psltion Il. Beware q c0untsreits
p sure each bottle l. s.sHe..
TETRfrGE a Co. Eev York.
~ F9r sale bv all praggfsts. apf7-dpdly
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sOmeryilfe agodeE sesool

Thenszt Teaia} sssiau o. the Young Laiiss' Moael
School, as s0msvi,e, -,un VII c0unenes On NON
DAI, the Th o. SEPTEMBER next, inaer The continued
Of A. :. S.oau.
By oullT Of The Bard Of Trusiess
ION y. C. HUGPHnEYs, Prss't.
EUwIy DIrEIEsoE. sse'y. Jyo-daw2m
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LAMB, U & CO.,


TEFP ~usanfy Oh hand "a large stock ~ Law.
n MEDICAL. MiSlELLtNEOCs. k~ELlGIOCs and
SCHOOL btOasS
STAPLE fND FANCY S~TETI0NERY=
BLANK AND 1EHOHANDUM BOOKS sc
A. q vhi-a lE-y cl.r to tarir friends 90 reasonable
price,
r. TEACHERS snd s-COJL COMMITTEES they VII
make ar-r IE.r+fri-r0lnt
n ~MER-HtNrs tlry VII sch at a very small aavancs
on Es-taru c-t-
Try wiz Keep evsrvftiug Hnrertalniug 20 The trade,
anf sen them au- Qelaufy te ir q and a. prizes tlat
VII i1sur9 ad7a-faH Boz rta Purchasers.
y s1r- 20 tIan'le thrir STICK 4ud prices before p1r-
chssiaE aa5N-e.t eith.rin Mtmp1is or M the Ess-s1n
cites. iva
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a word to the Afflicted.

NERVOUS TONIC" is now rslra.d BY all
scienud, men . be superior to any propagation ever ts-
fore preseased o suHsrns h1m,nity, a. by its cor obs
raaiag iunlsncs on the system ths slserp-aHny to dis
ease Is i-s0aed. And % those prrdsp3ss1 10 repeated
attacks 0: Call, FsvsT aad Ague. or any Eiad o. Fevr.
his remady shJaiL by al meAus, De used. AID 10 those
residing IN miasastlc distTits, whsre disasss % this
character are always incltsnt 70 the climate, they should
never Be without It.
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N4AFIAG eatatlshat ~ LARGEST JOB PPrgrrV1
~ aDt-h on thf 3nufh, 1l prcarI a. ne l.fa..
mffoFe4 Presses, alcerrsr-l tls a-vc.s ~ II. Ia
ere IN Ee cllutV W. sr- Dlersr.f i1 rr.--fa III
A-la o. PfmHnE iu ths rfar q anf D. .-r- ~
a-He fne % r a1a q Co fslfnllH zfamr al a.
rlG-ss- me lrt 1ul rnF erfr brrrrtt D. f- a-v-
and via is fzaur 81 for aFFEr a1f c-..rs
snabrd % pm CircliarE, 81. Heafa ruLH. r ets.--
bat haN Posrauues Secs Pzmp ranl4 81. go
Railroad and Steamboat Work.
SEAIER, CHEAPER AND FAsrzR
Thsn en- IN f-faih.onsf Presses "a te CIV ,,-.--f
We lso hsys one Of Gimau's Improved Gard pr
Ehica agz5i % Dant.-s- 20 90 c1-t a- ls4 r
lnest ST. o.
Cur Poster DepaFtment
j. ths uosteguuiet- o. any iu tn- crv 49, t-.-t
SHOW Or IaEAfHE Plulns Ee eEn0l b ar-1.-f
We are noF rsu iTf1E the a---t ard Zee ..--
s5ck 70 c1rz staIcnry alt Pauer sv- i-5-a u
- " retu- tas1kr b orr -st-1-s f- r-- s--.
an toprb BY st-it a--utiar sl 1ufnes b u-
sup9lrt and uatrcrsee ll the fls1re.
HapecfulF.
jyis-9 w HUTTON g. CO.. p ss-...-
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s.WoOdIand CreaRa,''

A POMADE fer besuttfyiug the H~AIR-hiEhiy pr
fumed, szrsE,9r h sy French article imported, and fr
half the prize. F1r l7sslng l1iiesi Hair & has 70
equal, swing It a bright, gosy sppsaraaes. ~iteauses
Gcltlemen's Hsir to curl n ne Hlost nat1-ai manner
Il removes dandruf always swing the Hair ths appear
ance q being fresh shsmFoed PEeaoniy ny eslts
FOas senaszs Hnlzs signed. FErRIDGs s Co,
Proprfssors Of the "sain q sThessAad Fc=trs"
~ For saie b. an Druggists. apII-deodiy
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An5 esiis 10 1sr
ne inFsntofy 90 f. .on. and a bittls Of
ae.s q Which IA eio,sd hard, such Is
9ar-ty r. aHI can fufnf1hlk. Her
me she has rich prcfubion, 10
-4ehged in the fsshion PREVAILED befere
Aagenie ssyle, although the smalness az
be bpnaet, which is ~ he most fashionable
make. nacessitates tbs leading Of twii ebony
trsits across the cToEn Of her head. Miss
Smith Il about I'VE feet two inches IN height.
She has ar elegant figure, and can ntitheF be
called stout nor slim. She looks older than
her years, whah sre tRenty-0ne. should
have guessed her age to be tFenty-foi Her
eyes are deep set, large, and some thifk beau
tfui but they certainly DO not look PROPOSES
sing. Her brow is or the ordinary size, and
her face inclines to the oval. Her nose is prom
inent, bot Is too long 10 be taken AZ a type for
the Roman, and too irregular to remind one Of
Greece. Her complexion, 10 spite Of prison
life, IL clear and fresh
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PROM the su1scT her. ca The 22uIsE
rFNof April, one small, car> bay A z -
go fo1r years Of age. Que hind foot NH
III white and mans iyIuE On len side g.
Also cne small bright tay MARE MCLg, four ysar
rQdcfet sud blb1el. and sadie rarks
Any one taki1g % uit stock vii bshberaHy reEardsl
17 adduTsing ur a. Memphis. Any inforuatln thank
u y received.
iys va r l. WHITE
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STRAVED Oh STOLEN uouI she subscriber.
1oa the nit1t 81 O. & D-omo last On ion
EAhE ab1Uf lvta-s Oh. 10 or Is hsufs
bah. vi D a snail lamp r1lu boz wft1er. supposed b. be
cau-el b. tae saicc ssle ll-e was WIZ Fo4I at tha
time a.aVruFurt1 ri-
Tue stove reau ufl ts PARA 90 'e iserv. o. receipt
OF inf-uati1n that wliaa To- re rec veyf ne Mare.
U-E PALS.
jvt7-TaT1w LaGrars-. Teluesee
- Sag ara Euqnlr- cry,
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BARGAIEsI BARGAINsl
GREAT REDTlTIGy OF PRIZES :

rs crts= 20 doss out our sCMMER GOODS. previous 70
i me nfrivai u Cur Fan and Winter stock. We VII ssu
fer Cash
spl os Yauy Lawns. ats % 10 cents PEI yard uarta
lltcMs
20 plees Hsny PANS and seo.sh %. tiast eolonj I2s to
a and IS 70 IHs
80 pieces Vdsted Jaeons,s and OrgAndiss at IS to sS
worth % % So
IS Lawn Jaeonet and Orsaadie Eossa ct 81 50to SIS ana
Sx5n b a20s
30 pieces solid Bareess az s15 worth as5s
13 Patterns pr1tsd Bsreaes 90 e. % s., worth IS 20 ff2s
. Barge aad Tissue Eo5es a. sc U SIS, w-uh g. ~
e2us
% patterns Fourard sHt s. tosi2 -orth $50 SIS
IS Robss al 81 uorth SO % SIS;
20 sHumeT SIssa a. n 70 SIS. Wsrth Is 10 SIS;
% SIP " a. rs 70 50, worm s % s50s
20 six HsBez a. % V SIS. w0sth % %
ALSO. a1srzs otcf Chants1a and French Eos. Nan
Lef aad searfs CO supeIlor style and q1aiity, eueaper
O. al theT canbe bsught eseEhere To- town
fl8 dlu WASH A HkEgR-
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Pearl starch.
FINE TEAS!

MADE nom Indian Corn beautiful article. I'm
VI foxes Tor sac By
Il. ?. F~ARNsW0ErH 4 col.
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A Valuable House and Lot fOrSale.

A y improTed Lot. iu the "Greenlaw Addition" ar
"a Third stree, eliEiblv sifuatfd. IS b rs fert. Nos
VII Be sold 81 targ,i1 IL application b made soon d
TIE u1derisud OF the PRESSES
N26-1v' MS NARIAH RITER
,. LAsr-... SEwrOS roRD....A. C. rnrADwELL.
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DIR. w. It.

Ut ~ N--|--
HAVING located pamanenug IA the city % Memphis.
H offers his services 20 the public in th= various
branches CT his profession Special attcufi9n paid q
Obsletrcs and diseases % women m general Once or
aain street, over the store q wins en-, Churchul q CO
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FEE -EEHERITInN.

The STAR GALLERT nov orsFs Tar e~Kdbiton The
anest objection Of OIL PAINTINGS Of any Gallery in
tie country.
The LMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH is one o. the leading
pictures of the day. Aaie only By PARK 4 PEP
Low
The HALLBOTTFE=sthe uzt wOnderful picture ever
naae-osn be seen At the Star GALLERY. sads al no
other GALLERY IN hedty. Go 80 thea. myil
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sFRAYED.

A LARGE a~ssortUeuL purchased before be Late rise
u n Teas, for sale very -. 20 wh1Iessls or retsu- b.
h r. TRANSPORTS co,
UZ9 Eo.7 Front Row.
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H. F. co,
Wholesale Druggists
AND
AP tn ocaE1c2,
No. Z Front Raw

HAVE avery large and complete assoumeo n att
H crs in TIE Drug linz - sbich thy call m afeu-
tlsu o. everybody IN % ucgisr. Though not seEiug out
A COST" cur prices are r~gaHonabie; aud t~heQuALf-
" - our artc3cs UNsuHPsgsEn.
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PTREIE
S~tc9na-IIaRt Piaros.

e. We havH tn s-n-e six neld-hrnF Pa
nes. sd niat- b O. best uanalaarrs-.
n Vn tlie ce-ulyt whhh we sHl sell very
@bw, OF gelt 1y The b nh
MCzfESET < co.
1yL2-il IG2 Mafn street