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ON XAANHOOD,
AND IFS
PROF. HASKELI1S
AIL.

POSITIVE and speedy cure for R~hsumatism and
a Neuralgia, Deafness, Egslpel.s, s~srOfulE, BTencht
Headaches, eure4 In from , n % minutes. Corns, Piles,
rOothache, Chrsnlc sti1 Jointss Sprains and Lameness
Cramps Enc Coiie. Pains q ev , description tease IN
stantAnuJusly.
PACE, 5Oc.i 81 ID s. per bottle.
IL Is the only real Hair invigorstor that viii make tn
white and free from DEndruI IN ten minutes, and make
Il a shiny, Eossy Jet.
ms voadsrfuI on Is perfectly harmless No Sunins
Or ~llistering sensations, e with other lotions and Lint-
laents It is pieas1at B take &. II o9nqueT FIrsl
OF thiLg and healing = severe Burn or scAdi N ave mia-
mis- on operates on thsprincfpies OF Koetrfaty; thou-
sands Of miraculous cures hsve been perisrmed b II an
over he land. Use everything else, then give this o.
one trial. and you Wfn be convinced INDECENT persons,
unable 70 purchase . bottle shall have it free grend,
suffer no longer, send for q bottle Of HsskelPs Elsctrif
OIL Consultation and sdvice given GRATIS Al the Depot
~ IS Pine street. Persons severely Afflicted with Acute
Rhsunatism or Contraction Of the Ausdes, should III
n Elec;rupedean Bath. b particular sbout the direo-
items Accompanying each bottle. No peddlers sen thii
M.Aicins. Only respectable Druggists and Country Ner
chants are Agents, who have alarge hthoEaFh and GER
tineste . BY tbs proprietor.
BEWAR OF CO~uGTERFETTSU
EVER bottle has Professor Hssksu's Electric on
bloWn on the side and edges o. tie glass, and the euvel
spe has his portrait and signature, 70 counterfeit Ehief
is Forgery.
Wholossle and Retail Depot, No. 50 Pine street. tv'
dsJrs froui Fourth street, 81. Louis
Druggists and Merchants supplied II wholesale o.
liberal terms Druggists and Merchants desiring a sup
py Of this popular and Wonderful Rsmsdys ~ calling Il
persen, or addressing By letter, Professor Haskell 81
Pias street, st. Louis, WI have their orders pronPul
died and forwarded.
TERHs CAsH-s4O 90. s. 90, or sIs 90 pei dozen. i
a elegantly put up, securely packed and = variety o
superb Lffhogr1phs, Pine Blns, &c, furnished gratuit
oasly. Send In yolr orders you vii and h cures .
pays.
For sale wholesale and Retsu b
GEO. @. HARDIN 4 co., Druggists,
ais Eain street, Memphis, Tenn.
For SAFE also By 8. MANSFIELD g. co.,
oct4-dGgIy 2S7 Main street
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Ru;sssurCIause.

When 5uHd ug q house uth refereuce 70 the use q t1ia
Pres the bans 90 uhlrh % hangs Bhouid b. mate Is -
- 70 = izches. and b. p ed 4 fesf 6 10 c1ea a7Hns teaF-
mr one q tbem moEabis and % Be pLcsd 10 he hsurs
that ths ceu-re berHseu ~ beans rou1 e mcm 70 70
- feft Gear o. IN uosts-or. IN ottsr WORDS 30 tneL -
would Be the ca e. % circle from 30 % % fs 8 10 dtau-
-fers an1 ahrre TIE locatian g. SEGA - - prfelule l4~
E1nE oeloE The surface . foot Or tUos IRE beams aanud -
- fect Gear q ne Erolnd. 70 pat q uD Th-r- i1e 81
hguss a suited % The oci-door Pres, IL Is necessary %
after TIE hons y tearlz aWeY he lnt room GnG e.
tslding the ta1y cfths h0lg cme . feet a. eagt. u.s.
however In uss In Loo gin houses, and can % plt n
cF'rafi5u IN amcsE sny h1uss-
n m4rhlnz may b. sen a. TIE factory 81 any amss
EEd plaut-rs ae rrcurfsd % cal and - he klnd q WgrE
/ an having ns. Hed re Pes e. Wort
Amoro o. TIE NOS approved En hJlss IN use nay -
sea are 81 ny nc showlug he Press 10 %.
Orders U Be- tdLea.tato D. McCOHs & CO.,
M-mrnfn I'm
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VluabIe Town Lots
FOR SAFE.
Lots

L FAVE for sale lots on Madison and Monroe streets
a handsomely ftusted for dwellings
Lots on Hadis7l street, near fbe Memphis and Cares.
ton depot, suitable for cotton sheds and EarchouEes-
Lots on Besl street, for Dwellings
one Tot on Shelby, near Gsycs9.
Choice lots On Pigeon R0ost read Court and Orleans
streets, for dwellings.
One or both Cotton Sheds 81 he Charleston Depot
The lots 0nC urt street are odered - great induce
ment 70 industrious mechsncs and prisons o. anal
means Whc wish to have their Own hons.
TERds-Hostof THE above property Uil Be sod On "a
veErE credit, a small payment down, and all who wzB
permznenf locations VII Go vel TO sppiy soon.
mo. D. ABNOUR.
srEl-dgm No IT FRONT Rev.
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MnnIrr- a. lnrn11 -.

We, ne Undersigned, ofseTs and agents u insurance
companHs, AMI -t7amroat captains and owners IN NO
BE tate pleasure in stating. Inst havi 2 gitngfsed The
manner o. sp0Jir Iron HooQs 81 q lie forCott0n Bales
uu3er McCCmb's Pa eut Of hook and Clasp, are Of the
1pni n that there is no 1tiecfinu 20 their use that en-
The Couirsrv. We believe thst sluost every interest IS
wei a. orr owl. c1nuecled With q, viii Be benefited BY
its Cd lpfi-n.
G Q HAIAR sec'y Noble Nav and Nut. Ins. Co.
TH0S 8. KING, Sew Mobile Ins. Co.
ROBT s. RUNEsR sec'y Ala Life ms srdT Co.
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Scales P. o Marshall Co.. Ms,

March I, IS18-
.. INCOME, Patentee, Mfmpris. Fgnn Dear Sir: I
an In receipt o. your favor OF the 9TH tit, C0utainiuE q
circular OF your " Irn Tie" togs' her with other tefino-
mails o. apprcbEtio1 ard niEh arpCciatl'n Of their use
and utility 70 the cotton growr, and general interest %
the trefs or our great southern staple.
Ireai. Eith mulh pleasure, from your auc'eiure. that
you have not only The planter who has given O. A fair tri-
u. but the ship czptltn- In the habit % freight ng cot
ten, togsther viii sine Of TIE re- pressing mea Of New
Orleans, 70 t1d0Tse fer he preference o. the % Irop lie %
The thrg IS setuel-Iro8 must triumph over Rope.
Htnce, my dear Sir, let me congratulate you uprn IN
prospsct OF sneHciug al opposition 70 the "Tiri" aud Of
respfng the uch and golden harvest that awsirs you.
After ] shall have duishtd two more bales ] 90 not e.
pct ever 10 uss another pound Of c3rdage round ny COT
ton You nay there ore regard NE a. q patron Tor 1855
for the amount Of ny GRIP
Accept aEsurances Of ny friendly coasIderafion.
- mmnwnm
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NOR than 1000 eases have been cured within thu
vi last SIX yeAn, ranging TEN one 70 thirty years
standing Orvil Loving, L~5siugtcn, Va Thomas Hobbs,
PETERSBURG. virginia, Joel n Parish, Lunenbug,
virginia, John Reynolds, Big Island, Virginia, Thom-
as " Marshall. Beaufort, n. O, Miss Hattie Rochester,
Pine Hal, N. G +, Samuel Bingham, Mosevile, n O..
Col. Archibald and P. Carter, Mosevile, n. O., Hon.
George @. NeDdenha1, Jamestown n. O., Mrs. LevinA
Anderson, Coviagton, Georgia, I A Baugh, Social Cir
Gle, Georgia, Jerry Creamer. Dalton, Ca, VIM. B. Chan
der. Calhoun, Ga Elisha Durden, Social Circle, Ga,
Col. J. Lumpkin ard John Palmer Evansville, Ala.
Pamphlets containing testimonial Of the higaest char
sctsT win be forwarded 70 any one wishing 70 test the
truth Of the above.
p Medielnes Forwarded By mail
Address, JAS. A. CLOPTOE, n. D.,
oct2s-Iv Hu tsvffis. Alabama
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SERIE ETHEE FoRD a co
POar LAvAcs- Ts1as. February 10. 1ss

- ~
D. HaCoMB. Esq Nemohis.-Dear Sir Yours ..
ths 1st Is to hand The shipmeut o. Ties FROM 81 LUIS
Is q hand Elso. We only had line to have them tried In
one or two instances. - the crop had nearly al beer
pressed bsfore your Ties arrived
Our fresds are much pleased with you patent, Ed
We s~ntieip1ts he sale o. a hrgs q~uastty The CON ng
season.
In th- tan, or about fst Of September. We might DIS
pose q 0ns Of y1ur presses, and get hem lnto notice
with orr,onsttuents.
We are much PLEASED With ycur Tie, and vii use our
~exertlons 70 set 4 into general u-e
Very truly yours, BAUGHE 3 WALKER.
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Sailing HlarbinRs.
NEW
Horizontal Progressive Power
Cotton Press,

PATENTED MARCH 9th, 1858.
THE Inventor, Rev. Loving having constructed one
Il and used ia pscstRg forty bales Of cotton, ls prepared
70 reoomuen 20 70 the public - possessing many sdvAn-
tages over any Press heretofore used, some Of which Is
here set forth.
FiIst-eHEAPNEss: The device Is 20 simple that It
does not require q mechanic 70 Construct tit does net
take more taEn half the cubic feet OF lumber, and any
tree that VIII make good rails viii suit a. VII IS the
best OF timber.
assosnd-OoEvENIENcE It ~ PLACED st the lat room
door with The entire length o. the press-boz open, and
can therefore, b eled for packing much s0oner than
usual.
Third-SPEEDs ne horse having TO travel only $50
feet against 40 feet with the Screw Press.
F0urth-DURABfLTTY The Pres Is 50 constructed
that 10 can be operated in q house, with no part OF the
work exposed. except the ends Of tie levers, and they
can be shinEied and thus preserved. The device over
cones friction a. the time the bale Is making the great
est resistance. therefore, the wear Is quite unperceIv-
sole.
Some Intelligent eenuemez have expressed the opinion
that Il would last from 20 10 50 years, with but slight, n
any repairs.
have a7poIntsd Nj. A.. ". LOVING, Of the arm Of
Beasely & Loving, No. f2 Front Row, Memphis Tenues-
see, sole agent. who f. provided with = full working md
elof my Press, aud circulars explaining the principles
upon which It Il constructed. Gail ssd look for your
selves.
The Inventor lives Eve miles east q Moscow Depot. On
the kemphis and Cha lestcn Esflroad, who viii take
pleasure IN showing and explaining his Press 70 al gen
temen who may fsvJr him with a call.
Moscow, F1yette county Tenn. April, 1855,
mvg-dazsm
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---NII1 II N|I|
We, The undersigned, s1ip-ma tfrss nov loEdi1g 81
this sort. having examined ire cumpre sed bales q cot
ton handed with McC ms Iro1 Tie % Rcak and Clasp
and having witnessed the operation Of cutting, shorten
las and rt-tying 90 the compress. tax pleas1re IN stating
hat In our opinion there exists 10 otjsction, or iHptci
meut- % its uses that, On the contrary, We believe %
INST every interest cunnert8f wtth he andlln and
frei-hting q cotton. viii Be benefited b. It's adoption.
We therefore recumntni The use q & on for tytDECJt
ton. Im every stage o. T. trEusuortatcn
A. OROIX REDNAE ship Harry Riud.
EOBERISON. ship ArkwrishL.
va p. SrpNB 3. shi7 LsnEdon
WILLIAM EVE. chip Nicholas Biddle.
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.IMSE RecRirRd.

DE steamers Lngcmars E1itofi AFD AoaAsl hna =
Il r. ". Hi.
Sugzr-REir, Prime ard Choice;
~SuGar-CrushCd and Powdered;
Hoiasses-Barreis and halves;
Golden Syrup, Rlo Co9ee;
Roe Herrings; hsckerel IN bbls. and kits
Tobasco ard Cigar Star Candies;
Extra So. Louis Ecur5
Bacon Hams, sides and 6hcrlderss
An q which vii Be sod a the lowest cash prices.
IEC. 9. FLOUREOT,
Successor % FleuYDcE CeopeT nd Leeke,
epae-a rs Haln street.
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NITLITT =" TT 0-|
d. HCo1IB. Esq Memphis enn-Dear s p B. wav
Of experiment I Used yUur " Iron Tie f,rt1is eeasous
crop, ED1 take pleasure Ia ann0unsinE ~ r1uv'cft0n that
they must pet much superzeae The use Cf rope, IN IA
region e. counuy, next ssa~ln.
Tney are . great security aFairst Gre. and q saving %
tiHe AbJr and money; and. in ny opinion rope VIII
rapidly 20 ont % use In al the clthn growing region as
a tie Tor cottol ha.es.
Contrary 20 TIE opinion O. sCms Who have net tried
them / found then very simple an easy Of applieatio1
50 that ny negEoes found No dmcu'y IN putting then
On and oonrary 10 the Apprehension o. others Who were
prevent q from uglus The Iron Tie bec4rss tsere wguld
be an extra charge made BY cotton buyers; Therefore ]
was odsred & premium Of one eizhth % a cent per pound
for nv Iron Tied Cott n n tn Memphis marAet ard /
have n doubt that when The r. n T Is vel q iderstood
cotton tied with 10 viii always sell al q premium ever
a rrrra
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VALUABLE LANDS


4 PROPOSE selling 1900 acres Of land In TSua- -
II hatchie end Tallobusha c0unHe, Mississippi, -
say ny bone Place 800 acres, Dot which is tnFf
cultivation. Win a good stors-H0use snd Orch -
ards and out-bundinEs. Also. some smaller tracts, 4
suit umuhasers and ny Nil Tract. 1000 ACRES. with e
SOD . MI a. is in North Nj Eisslppi most o. 81 eottlm
lard and vel timbcrat, both WthCyrress and white
OAK. and 1000 sod OAK Trees for slaves being to- large
b saw.
IUfl sell On eve years time at 10 per cent. Interest
md a small payment down Ny home place f. known q
the ca sforuia Post One. situated on the Focfenspatafb
river, one NILE east Of the Mississippi and Tennessee
mvs-rsm J. G. BRODY.
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BEG 10 80 Dor M beaedt Of mat great cas- o. arrica
turais is FaoEn a. cotton gro9eu., q well a. uyselfl
Jour oguiJu n AeC0nb'sI Iron Tie" a. a band for COT
IN bales g. c-m7ared with uurdaEa A. go1 are nc-
quaiuted win h1C0mh 3 Larur say nE Pre.s.r n nay
b. vel ~ give var vieEs o. ~ caupar1tiFs ralua -
, neans Of put.ing ~ oottoa bales "a unusaaly c5mpaet
form.
II Is f1zblas TIE Etrest q cotton gr1we-s 70 ado5t
that means Of preparing thFlr pro1lctaous for transpar
tEfiou whlcn viii 81 o-U ad1m TIE EresteEt seClury
against drmaFe Or uufiiatt1n, and est the last Money
uud hsVs % togbl hat your 0piEiul EIl b Faiued
hfFhly b. cotto1 psutera lnasmurh ss T1u have spert
Yeas q jour tlme in ezrerimsnfiug 10 GOTTEN raising
uudsr the auFpics Of the urEesf c4tian grcuers o. the
world, and o. csurss must know ne comparative merits
o. TIE various melhofs 90 baunE cotton
Vonrs rruIv % NCCoNR
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&fal estate.
Cheap Plantation for Sale.


I OFFER nv ~plsutston for sale, lying three -
Il miles u~1rthEest Of LaGranFe, Tenn, contain
ing EIght Hundred ard Nineteen Acres. SIS ~
This place vss formerly owned By Capt. ThOs J -
P0k, and 81 present is rented by NJ. n a. CottErd.
Il Is nov in a high state % cultivation, vel adEpted 70
the prodnc ion q cotton AM al kind q grain usualy
grown, and c5HIa easily Be converted into one Of the
most valuable stock farms in the west, beinE divided in
to four Isrge feds. The inproFem hts are comfortAhlei
the dwelling h1use is q nE, sud has four large rooms
cabins Comfortable for twenty o. thirty Negroes corn
cribs, stables, and all other necessary b~uidlngsi . good
welof wztsr, aud oneof the best selections Of fruit n
the country. This Is one Of the most Commanding and
beautiful sies O. buld . hne house In The oounty, being
high and elevEied and surrounded ~ a beautiful Euve
TBe purchaser VII be convenient 70 both the male and
fauals co7leEes IN LsG-anEc and car save the eXpense Of
boarding nj chudreH o. vel as hsvinE the pleasure Of
their company g. hone IhaTe more land than can cub
Hva.e which ls the Only infucement 20 sell. Any one
wishing a barEain Dr. land can not DO letter In Nea
Tennessee Call ard Examine the land as I am deter
mined &C. saI 7 cav he found a. ny residence TIRE miles
NORTH 81 LaGra1E-. sud via take pleasure In showing d
10 auy one wishing 70 pzrchase-
fUrasdawtf c. n SWIFT.
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Planters T~ssiimonIaIs.

FLORENCE Ala Afrc1 y l5o5
D. INCOME, Pateutee.-Dear Sir In view OF the in
portanoc Of O. Iron Ties" 10 theco.t0n interrst. I an much
pleased 70 be ape 10 say after using 4" NC mb's Iron
Tie" on several bundred b Is that I sm vel sarisded
with them as a super or bind az for lotion
They are simple and easy ofappl-auou 10 TIE bale are
cut on much mlre rapidly than r0pe5 retain the bale %
less bounds, la there can - no expansion hey ndthesize
Of the hcopslj are a great security against fre5 este .
than rope, and ar, On my lulluenf, much every way sd
vaufag Gus 70 The coftUn grower. This D eth1t Of put
ting % cottoH places Dc IN the power % the plantsr, b.
the use u a little stronger press and q little mJre power.
70 put hts cotton In shippirg shape a. his g1 thereby
obviatIng the necessity Of re-pressing A. IN Nv Orleans
which policy must ultimstely Prevsn asd which wtlen-
able Memphis cotton dealers % ship direct 10 European
markets. Respectfully,
THOs L EnSTER
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@ BECHTOLD,
lREER OF CHICKASAW AND JACKEOESR.,

RESn1Rhd8, Tonn-,
nEAIER In Ale, Porter, Cider md Wlres Of I'll kinds
IL manufactured By the most ceebr1ted egtakHshnsati
n the United States. For ssle. Whcicuiz O. Retain,
From ny long e~xperience n the tuslucgE & EelFe years. Il
which has been IL tie city q Henrhl9 I "a Ter Myself
Wa the guaranty have hsd fcn ny Old customers
Gst nv s1ario1s hssabs1 sppr11ated b thGn.
ir'Jso -asvly J1cos B30HToLD,
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sAvAyxAH, June IS. 1851

I agTes 20 rrcsive and c1mp-ess 81 onttons. bound with
d. NcConb'r Patent i'm Tie a. Book ard Clasp upon
the same terms a. that o. rope bound cot On, and would
recoumeu1 tne at0ptif m n the tbeve b. planters
c A. Owner Of Gotten Press.
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FOT. Sale,

MOST desirable SUGAR PLANTATION on
n the Quasi, - miles above this city. contain -
inr SAG Arpsuts C. Land $50 in cultivation, be -
balance heavily tlmbered, together with 50 &C -
climatic slsvEs Ths place Is tn perfect order. For
terms, sc appiy 70 PRITCHAhD 4 FLOWER
New Orleans. June II. ISIS. iuu20 df
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6IO7 Acres OF Land fer Sale,

OYER for sale the following Tracts Of Land g
Il in Upon county. Tenn, tO-wit- One trnct o.
IS HcresB IN enc nile o. the Hemphis and Ohio -
aslrosd, and three frum Mason's Dept; G0
sores cleared, baisnce vel tmbered- there is q 5000
swelIng house, Ein house, ezbus. stables. T8uuE Or
-hards, ac., on said premises al neE. ana belt within
the last ga ears one tract o 2.250 acres. 80 acre
cleared and large deadeuinEs; usuHl improvements for
3 negro quarter and q very large framed gin house,
orchards, &c hls within four miles OF CovinEion and
Ten q hason's De7ot. tNo ard q half from Hatchie river
50 The foot o. tae hiis. One trad Ct las acres, kn0vp
a. Locud EuG, shout I've miles from C~OvinEtsn, 90
Hstchie river Il would make q Gesi able fs 70, contain
re ab1ur ? 100 acres o. burRt woods. One fuact e 10
lcres, within TX nils Or AEson's Depot sni avs o
Wesley. 81 Eopls. One trsct % 80 acres, On Hafchit
liver, add SIX ulfs from CoTugtol. known a. TIE MI
5.cne Mountain. have also q Steam Saw and Grit
IN I wish % sell. I viii sen bargains IN the ahgrr
and. as 7 desire 70 change my business. Nj. THOS- T.
or Hg- THOMAS 7. HrNT win take
pleasare In showing these lands. Address. e. Memphis,
fciT-dSWtf R. 3. ~SOMERYELI.
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Col. THos. J. FISSsE sir As > practical cotton
planter fer years In the East indies and Stat Of klssis-
stppi givinE you an oopartrnHy Of ooasrving The tHtr-
ent methods OF p-spe1ns coiton for 1atkst p1ctiesd BY
the merchants o. India IN addition % your practical 90
sssTsslcn q eoit1E GoE1ug an us1a % fhiS ozntEysI
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A Valuable Plantation for Sale
In Pamela County, Miss.

DEING aeslrous - conoeatrate my planting ia
10 terssts 81 the EissEslppl bottom, and also
90 pay al ny detts, I En sell uF plsutatio1 mIlS
Pamela oouufy. whsreI nov reside. d consists -
q so acres more than 20 In woods and hncly tubered
All the cleared land Is IN fne condition wei ei1cied
iItchrd and uudsr good fences. Oneconer be within 90
yards u Como Depot. ne main ruld frgm Co1eevtle
tq Memphis runs on the east line. AMI the rosl running
vest % Como Depot On the south liHe. The neiEhbor-
bood Is ens Of the best IN the State for churches sne 50
aety. Toderi 10 very low. II the purchaser desired a.
I would sell some negroes Also. l. n. DAVIS.
C=mn Denof Kar~h a r~GrC-mrzT-ufF
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TO the Public.
BYRD'S
Incorporated Commercial College
AND
WRITING ACAnRMW
WRITING

TNHlS Institution Is now IN successful ope-
IL ration. u IL the intentioH o. the Prln- -
cipal to make II permsnent and equsl, nevery -
respect, to any In this or any other Statr.-A
Every branch viii Be taught to quality youth for 8 uer-
canffe lfe-the art Of Penmanship, with his orfQfnrf
WusfrctiDe diauamsO the science Of Double entry booF-
keeping improved the Principle and the Nature Of Bank
t1E- vita Bank Bosk-kesping &C.
ne atteltion Of parents and guardians Is respectively
solicited to this Institution. He hatters himself. frrm
The patronage he has already rscsiyed. that be win msrit
= continuance, By his una stins zeal 70 the interest Of his
pupils.
Terms, &C, made known on EpflicatiCn At the College,
2l Main street
I have TIE honor to rsfsr 20 the soBowtng gentlemen.
and others, VIII have kindly consented 70 act q a Bosrd
o. Visitors for Examination, being p~racficai bnslneds men
IN REFEBracEs.
Rev. J n. Temple. ReE. i. T0urr.
". A. Jones, EsqY Cashier Bradley. Wilson q Co..
Of CcmmereiA Sank C.h Fackler. ESQ,
?. Lons h Co. Lamb, Young & CO.
BOARD OF VIsITORs
Rev. I. Toung, Rev = ". Tample.
y. A. Jones. Esq Cashier c-M Packer, ESQ,
OF Commereial Benk, hO-Brnfiey, Rsq
Gel g. b Locke frice, Esq.
n0v1 JOHN J. BYRD. Prefr sor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-10

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THIS PRESS aas proved 70 b nHpreesasstsaly .uo-
osssfuI - 70 speed. ease and couveniencs. Two hundred
and hny o. them have already oeen Put into ussj1 Ms
sssippL L0uiasna- AtkansEss AiaeauA eeorBa sd
TEXAS Il is. t~herrforss % isngrr 40 e1permenL
Its sase b salh ga fss fhan haf . L0rse p0zsr e -
- 10 tssaiT ise6ss . tsrrlss sissl o lrOa hooD can
b pat % EASILY. sniea oafists a. nsesssiiy % r'press-
IL .1sss - such thst sx haads can make ATTY balssin
q dag snd ordInary Norx Of dss h'ndsi s thres haies -
ne hour, and les han enc hoaPs Eosk o. TIE horse
rs esuvsnisaos l. saes ihat hauds usvgr have eoftun
brown int he DIX Overhead, nor their nesds. within t1s
box. co.'s qusnly % b mDea less oppressive TO sE1ds
H. darsblsy vii prabably be ten times hat d
sny othsr PASS and ais adapted % Amost any En
HAVING sutabushad ms mauufueturs tor shipment q
these Pfesaas oomglets. visa D Wv % s~upplying tbs n
cuaalf Il i-mrud theY VII BE- furnished 81 tl1 polat lf
shlgDf1f - ths f1loginz rates, IN urance tnd sflfpn8
charges, thas enabi-na 10 plsuter % sethti fre-s VIA
out trsu5ls. ala cot d p-ihaps not more than tB mors
~--rsv - - - vft-s be..ves he fsbgr ~ Feffluz flm-
Der. Dix and dor uuG bard 81 bands 49, and g-ts .
msesln~ msfa ~ befrr material rhan Il h. Convenient b
SCI s-usly o. p s~nirtius nsg can Be hEuisd into ne
Interior readily. 81 thras SIX muieteamsean haui aPrcas.
rs Pre- being p0rtasie, ezn Be tshsn avn and moved
Fof ) Pres ospplsts, Co.pound DuTsr---.-ssoo -
Thn , ioa inc ufes tas irons nsls. chain snd GOD
E1rt Re Il Es1 prepared 10 furuish Ne r1ns adosan
- tns f1ll0Ei grass
F5rI 81 Iroas vim Compound Drivers eouIlsis,
iBdu1iEg L thnnapnie plan 70 buld -, ana
For oss sst Iraas si5as, iassdins ps rishi %
~, AMI ~ hoE1p1e piaa % buEd oy..--.- - -
IrfiTIduaI usht alone 20 ne ne he-as
CEain for 1a- Prs. 49,
Al Presses sup ID D. t1@ slbscribera sc ElsfalA
% perform sccr0 ing % the sD0ve sfsfenenh ana %
b. made Ct god uaferals and 10 q VorEEan1Es manner
Bluce the Mfuute and Chan5t0l hairC1d nAa re1cnt1
M yeioE pine r goa. Es are abe . furnish Presses
nae cut o. TelgE Dfce
Psraons sishsnr Pre- ss 81 any future day Va 2lsas
laEe their or-srs saIlg. % hat the uOrE NAY Be tzseu-
70 IN SOD asru-
n al eases pkgTs Il t. aeouUenissf 10 naks Pag-
MI on fhr eor-uI ffou of q presa. IN 1ccfuf-
Cd draft, payable 0ut Of TIE ssEf crop Uta BE-
taken, addiag ~infsrssi bat - all cases uhsrs
a0fking ab0as terms - said, rheS ordsTtng- ne
sale Wia Be f5r cash Piaatsrs should hGVs thstT
u0Tk dose sary - The ssGG0a.
To osss were tbe purchaser trsires o. . Torlmsn 80
BE- sent 10 erect he Pre- 3 a. the purchaera eNpenre5 blL
TIE working pan ana irstrucfons fgrnished are such -
70 euabis azy sonman 10 puti % Ether o. Eges nom
Piled Al u reoeigts i0r The risht 10 use have ne
lalaltsaE aenaLlrs q thrn.