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PROF. HASkELTfS
OIL!

A POSITIVE and spesdy cura for R~hsumatlsm and
rs, letter, Ringworm, scald Head, Nervous and sick
Headaches, cured IN from . % 20 minutes. COrns, Piles.
ToOthsehe. Ohrsnie str yoinfs, spralns and Lansaess
In mln orbeast, al kinds o. Sores, Freckles and Hunors,
Cramps nd ColiS Pains Il every Disruption eeass IL
stEntane0usly.
PRIcE, 5Oc.i 81 and s. per bottle.
hs tks only real Hair InVtsorstor that viii mako thu
Hair grow when everythng else fails; eesn the head
White and free from Dzndrad In ten minutes, and make
ms wonderful on Is psrtsaly harmless No bunins
u blistering sensations, Is with other Lotions and LnE.
inentt II r. pleasant % take Il. II oonquers fire.
" thiLg and Sealing = severe Burn or Scad IN i've min
dtes.
This On operates on the principles Of Eieetrioity thou
sands 81 miraculous cures have been Performed By n al
over the land Zee everytkiag else, then give this o.
0uo trial. and y0u VII Be Convinced INDECENT persons.
unable ~ purchase a bottle shall have it free Friend.
suheT no longer, send for . bottle Of HaskelPs ElectriC
Oh. Consultation and adviee given gratis At The Depot,
No So Pine street. Persons severely anictsd with Acute
Rheumatism or Contraction Of the Huscies, should ty
n Electropedeau Bath. Be particular shout the dtreo-
ti5ns accompanying each bottle. No peddierg ssl this
N,aidpe. OnIy regpectahle Drugrista md Country Msr-
chants are Agcnts, who have = large l~ithogTAph and Ger
tlicate signst BY the proprietor.
BEWARE OF ~COUNTEAFETTSii
Every BEETLE las -Profes8or Haskel's Electric on &"
flown on the size and edEss o. the glass, AID the envel-
pc has his portrait and Signature, 10 counterfeit vhict
Wholessle and Retail Depog No. 50 Pine street, two
aeJrs frod Fourth street, 81. Louis.
Druggists and Merchants supplied al Wholesale on
lbersl terms Druggists and Merchants desiring a sup
py OF this popular and wonderful Remedy, y calling 10
persen, or addressing b. letter, Professor Haskell, 90
dled and forwarded.
TsRHs oAsH-s4Oo co. IS %, Or SIS % Per dOsez. It
Ia eegH2tts Plt qP' 5seaFTy paeEd and = variety o.
oaEly. send In yo1r crdersi you VIII md Il cures q
pays.
For sale Wholesale and Rstan b.
GEO. Q HARDIN & CO., D~ruggists,
2s Eain street, Memphis, Tenn.
For saie also By s. EAESFIELD & co.,
Urfa-HnuNu 90 MaNu EF--aF
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McCOmB's Compound Gin Gear


This gearing Is constructed Win iron NAN upriEhs
shafts, vii fangss htled On. b. Which wecd1d arms are
secured by bolts, and On thass zrua & wooden rim e
paced. which is sustained By wooden braces, Wiki Efand
In q bottom fange, e. the foot q the shzn. and aa
un1sr the rim II the top, 80 - 70 take ne uhoIs weight
OF the nm on he arms.
Iron ssments are put 90 this wooden rim ash ths
primary wooden Wheels This aTaDgsmrnt gives q aclId
shan o. iron, With such construction a. 81 ures against
the great evil Of s~hrirksEs o. Wood, EhlcE renders Dc
50 alGsst impossible % keep the geari1E 10 running
trim.
EEfry planter knows something Of TIE Gashing prs-
duoed By loose gudEeons and loose wedges abcGt the arms
Of wheels. &C aIof which We Es-ure 8EaInst entirely.
5ofh 10 the main wheel and band Wheel. which Ha made
On the same principle. gfTing iron cutters snd oeums o.
81 points, and having only E0o1en rims a. described.
The main whefl runs on a stetl faise gudgeu a. the bot
ton, which IS Teplaceab'e a. pseasure.
Our Ooi,ct Is 20 furnish a substantial gearing which
Ne car sal 70 order, aud @ the sane tine preserve ths
features ofthe old fashioned CARING which re link bet
Ter than aEy other ever onsred for pIaIter-' use IN prC-
partsg this gearing Ne put the Uheels both tog-thsr,
and turn n The rims, dttinE everything Up ccnplatev,
and boiling tcE-th-r securely. aDd hen marEnE- 20 sa
10 make 10 easy % screw together again o. can Be LaEsa
20 pi-Jes, sud shipped, or hauled 10 TIE point designed,
and put Up readily
M gearing per set complete, ready 10 ship, $500. We
can furnish workmen 10 90 with IL and erect % 81 pur-
chaserss eTpers Sc
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beg 70 ast G0r The beneft o. that great class o. a=ri-uI-
turallsts EaoEn - ccttcn groHeu. - vel a. myselLl
your opinion q O. Aa1omo's Iruu Tie a. 3 band FOR cot
Tn bales, a. csmrared with ocrdzzs. A. you are &C.
qualEted 9ith " McComb-s Labor Saving Pres" n nay
B. wei % i've your views Of is comparative vslus -
q nesns Of putting up cotton bales 10 unusually compact
form.
70 e d5ubte-s the i-terest % cotton Er0vers 70 tdost
that meanaof prep1rnE th1r professions for trsnspor
tatiou when viii 81 o-os af1rd the greatest security
against damaEe o. mufnztion- and cost the ieast money
and hsvs 10 doubt that your optzion vii b. valued
hiEhF ~ cotton pialtsrs inasmuch - y01 have spe1t
yeau u yoCr tine in experimeanug IN cotton rsistag
under he ausplc-s o. The lsrfest c1tton growers Of the
world, and % courss must ka9v the comparative merits
Of The varinus mehodsof balug c5ttOn.
Yours HruIV. ID. INCOME.
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TRESToS, n. J., July 6-An accident oc-
cured on the Belvidsre and Delaware Rail-
road about six O'clock this morning, owing to
a misunderstanding with the conductor Of the
freight train from Trenton, which was run into
By the coal train between Lsmbertsville and
Trenton, breaking both the engines and crush
ing several cars The conductor Of the freight
train and the fireman were seriously Injured,
and some others slightly wounded The en-
gineer Of the dow coal train remained on his
engine and was badly scalded. The engineer
Of the freight train is not expected to live.
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Ripley. Miss FA

hAELEhH Mss ENH-A N101
D. INCOME EEq Memphis, Eenn--Daar q 2 b WaY
o. experiment. I used yuur 3" Iron Tie" for this seasons
croD, and take pissFure IN anncunsinF ny cJ1vicfion that
thew must pretty much supersed8 the uzc o. rope, IN M
rcEi0n OF counIY, mkt Efas1u.
Tley are q great security agaiust Gre. sui a saving o.
tine. labor ard muney ard. In ms opinion, rope viii
rapidly 90 cut % use IN al the cCtten gr1Ui1g region %
q tie for co.toa bales.
Contrary 10 the opinion q scme Who have ret tme1
them ] found them very simple and essy CO appl-czflgu.
% that ny NEGROES found no dlficulty IN putting them
on and contrary 10 the app-cheIscn o. others who we're
prevented from using IRE Iron TIE because there wsuld
Be an extra charge made By cotton buyers therefore I
for my Iron Tied cot n IN ths Memphis marEet; ana I
have n doubt that when the Ircu p Is vel Understood
cotton tiei with g will always sen 81 q premium ever
rvps tied cot on Very truly yCurs.
B Ellis
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NonILE. -. ~ ID. -.

We, TIE Undersigned. Cmsers ard agsnfs Of Insurance
c1upanhs. and stssmboat captains and owners In No.
bic take pleasure 10 stating. that havti 2 EitneEsFd the
manner Of ap1lJing Iron Hoops IS a tie rCotton Bales,
under McCCmb's Pa et o. HOOK and Clasp, are OF tse
opini q hat there IS no objection 70 their use ; thaf, en-
The contrary, We believe that slncst every interest Is
as Cd pfi-n-
G G HAZARD. Sscy Noble Nav. and Nat. Ins. %.
THoS s. KING. Secy Noble Ins- Co..
EOBT s RUSEkR, SeGy Ala. Life ms ard T Co.
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Vluable Town Lots
ERR SALT

7 AvE for saleiots on Madison and Nour0e street.
i hands5mely Situated for Dwellings
Lots on Msiis51 street, near he Memphis and Carries
ton depot, suitable FOR cotton sheds and Tsrehouses-
Lots en- Besl street, for dwellings
one lot On Shelby. near Gayoso.
Choios lots on Pigeon Roost read Coart and Orlesus
streets, for dwellings.
-ALsO-
one or both Cotton Sheds az he Charleston Depot
TIE lots OuC mt street are Oderei Is q great iuduoe-
ment 10 industrious mechanics and pers0ns Of small
means who wish % have their owl hons
TEaMs-Mlst % the above property sill Be scid on ter
year. credit, q small payment down, and all who want
permanent locations viii de vel 10 apply soon.
M d AREOUR,
-. A. - - n---4 n
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Cancers Cured.

MORE than 1000 cases have been cured within the
wi last six years, rangrE nom one to thirty years
landing Orvil Loving, L~ovtnEfcn, Va; Thomas Hobbs,
PETERSBURG, virginia, Joel d Parish, Lunenbuug,
virginia, John Reynolds, Big Island, Virginia, ThOm-
as " Marshall. Beaufort, N. @, Miss Hattie Rochester,
Pine Han, N. o , Samuel Bingham, N~osevfle, n O.,
Col. Archibald and p. Carter, Mosevnle, N. O., Hon
George o. Hendenhan, jamestown, n. O., Mrs. Levina
AndersoH, Ccvington, Georgia, i. A. Baugh, Social Cir
Gle, Georgia, Jerry Dreamer, Dslton, Ca, VIM. 3 Chan
der, Calhoun, Ga Elisha burden, Social Oircie, Ca,
Col. 7. Lumpkin and John Palmer louisville, Ala.
Pamphlets containing tsstimonial Of the highest char
scter viii be forwarded 70 any one wishing 10 test the
truth Of the above.
Hedisines Forwarded By mail
Address, As. A. CLOPTOE, n. D,
of9g-Iv Hu- tsvfra A1ah.ua
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VALUABLE LANDS

+ PROPOSE selling 1900 a1rss Of lard in TaHs-
Il hatchie snd Tauobusha Counties, Mississippi.
say ny home place 300 acres, 90 Of which e in -
sultiFaiion, with . god Store-H0uEe and Orch -
ards and out-buidinEE. Also, some smaller tracts, 70
Euft purch asers, 61d ny Nil Tract. 1909 acres, with a.
good q Nil a. Is h North Nj si-sl1pi mot Of u bolt %
lard and well Numbered. blth viii Cypress and white
OsE. AMI 1000 good Osk Trees for slaves, being too large
10 saw.
IEfn sen On ave years time 81 10 per cent. interest
and a small payment down NJ hcme place g. known a.
the Ca ifornia Post Omoe, situated 90 the YockenapAf6fa
river. one nile east q the Mississippi and Tennessee
Rsilroad. IS miles from Memphis.
mvs-,,,n J. G.. BRODY.
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For Sale on Liberal Terms.

TWO thous and two hundred and thirty sores
II Of choice Bolivar Lsud, three miles from Nt
the Mississippi river four hundred acres In eul-N~
tlvation; good Dwelling and comfortable Quar- -
ters, Steam en- snd new Gin Stands, VIII be sold with
the PACE TweztT No I Fieli Hands. young and likely;
twenty Hues Orleans, WsEons, Farming Utensils &c
Adioiningthts place ] VII sell one thousand and forty
acres. one hundred and atty acres In cultivation, three
hundred deadeaed. The above property will be sold
for one-third cash, the balance or one and two year,
credit. For further particulars cal on ne 1t the plan
tsti0n. Address J. J. BOSS,
Prentiss, Mississippi.
or 70 Dr. :. S. PEAOoCK,
matt MeuEhit. Iennessee.
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- Persons residing near MONTGOMERY, Ala or At
Ianta, Ca, can have their orders hned, and save tine,
By addressing S. Swan a Co. at either Of those cities.
L- A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel. with tie amount OF TIE prize that each ooe Is en-
titled 70, viii Be published after every drawing IN the fol-
lowing papers. New Orleans Delta, Noble REGISTER,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
enoer, New YORK weekly Day Book, Savannah GeOT-
gisn, Richmond Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Paul
ding LMissD Clarion, Augusta (Ga) OonstitutionGlist
and Little Rock (Ark True DemOcrat. jun25
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~EL0EENCE, Ala MlTCh . T5o6
D. Moons, PatenteE-Dear Sir 1uveW o. ths i'm
poriance Of q" iron Tss Q" 70 thso0tt0n ialersst. 7 an much
pleased 70 be aDe 90 say after u-iuE % MFC,mbfs Iron
Ties on several huucret bses that / an well satisfied
with them a. q superior bird nE FOR rotten
they are simple and easy Of application % the bale are
put on much more rapidly than rope; reisin the bale o.
less bounds, las there can BE- no expansion hey nd The size
1.-THE hoOps); se s great security against Gre; est le g
than rope, and arr, in NY tuiEment, much every way ad-
vautag Gus 70 the Gotten grower This Q ethod CT put-
ting up o0tt1H places O. IN the power % The planter. b.
the use % q little strgngCr press and . uttle more power.
70 put his cotton IN shipping shape a. his ga thereby
obvtAting the necessity % re-pressiug e. IN New o leans.
which policy must ultimstciy prevail ard vbica vii en-
able Memphis cotton deaiers 70 ship direct % European
markets. Respectfully,
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q lions With C~onpound Drivers complete,
ting L~thrcErap1lc plan % build By, and
building Clause.

When butdI nG ahonfe VIII reference 70 The use Of thH
Pres he beans on whtch @ hangs should b. made 10 bF
p % . iaches. and b. pisoed 4 test 8 tlc1es spsrt, Cear-
ing one q them movable En1 90 Be pncsd 90 The hsuss
that the centre between me beams E0uld -e frum 10 10
- feet clear o. the posts-or. In ether words, 60 that e
would Be tre csnsr OF acircls from 90 % % fs-t IN ditm-
elers and SHIRE the location is such a. o. prccluts dig
gng oeloE he surface q folt or Two, tie beams shr1ld BE-
- feet Gear o. tie ground. 70 put r up where The En
hg1se - suited % The outdoor Press. % 81 us1sssary %
alter tn h11ss ~ tearing away ne Ina room. ant e.
tending the BODY o. the h0us@ Ecms2 3 rect a. east. as,
hoEeser 10 uss b. l0E yn h-u-es. and tan Be put IN
operatio1 iu amost any house.
n machlne may b. seen a. he factory a. any ttns.
and planters are requested b call and SCI he Elnd q work
/ am having d ne. and re Press 81 work
Amrdel o. the most approved gin house IN uHs nay -
seen alss 81 ny enc showing the Press IN o.
Orders 70 BE- addressed 70 d. cCONB d CO..
Memphis. nrRu-
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We thc undersigned, ship-msstsrE. now loading 81
this pert having examined tie compressed bales Of cot
ton handed with hcC mas Iron Tie o. Hook and Clasp
and having witnessed the opsratcn o. cutting. shortsn-
ina md rC-tying 81 the compress. taxi pleasure 10 stating
that In CTR opinion there exists 10 o. Ecti0n, or impefi-
raent, 70 IFS USE that. On the o0btrarY. We believe a.
INST every tnteraL unneCtad With he fanGlh< and
f~reirhtiBE o. cstfon, viii BE- benefited h It's sdcpfo1
We therefore reoommfnd TIE Use Of ron for Unset
ton, In every stage o. a. transportation
A. cROlX REDMAN ship HAIRY Blud.
AVS RO6ERrSON, ship ArkErfshL
VA. P. SrCNE, shio LsnEdon.
WILLIAM I'VE. thip Nicholas Bidte.
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hEMFHIar April - Aeoc.
To D. HCCONB-Dear Sir Tsur letter o. the 9th
instant Was Gully received. Perhsps yJu sttach more
importau-s % M orlui1n than others nav coucede 70 il.
10 is trre, however. that I have had Al opDutunltyO Of
sbserVinE ard e1amlni z Critically The beat modes o.
p-ep1rluz cotton for ma Eet IL The dldsreut psra o. the
wur where % l. groEu. and aftsr q careful anslysis o.
TIE Various modes o. packing cotton, I uuheslLatinEly
% ts GsFcrument ard the European
merchants o. lndla, The Press. then much IN vogue 10
Mississippi called Me- els ImprUved Packing Pres, "
a drawing q Nhich may b. seen nmy once In . " Par
lameutary kue BgoE," published By order Of The Uouse
q Commlus, with ny correspondence on ths suhlsct.
This Press vas rot a101tef in c ~usequsnce o. the Din
Guilty OF having the iarre screw cast IN BnEisrd and sent
out % india and % thi1 day &c 4 = desifsrafun ia
England and India % obtain a slmple Press for The van-
ous p rpOsrs for Which hey are used. foT pacing cotton
IN ln1iaand Tor bailirE gods IN England Your Press
would supoiv that deEfer1fu1 in 10th cIunfnes, and
EfreT 7 called on agaiE % eoommeDd a plain. simple and
chcte1t Press for shipplrg merchants, 7 ehculd most de-
cdcdly re1Cmmend yours as TIE BEST ] have ever seen.
In regard 20 ease sped sud oouvenienoe o. arrangement
for plHutsfim pup ses, it cannot be exosItd-
You ask ne, also 10 rive M cDlrion q sour lion
TIE" and / unh-s.tz'insly say hat were nov planting
co Ton ! would use no olher, sud I believe hat Its ad1p-
tion z ueraly ~ or printers would beusht them great
" every way. TIE bairiE much heater. and tn cotton
Is less liable % injury from The E-ather- Being more
compact, Il Is less llable 20 sc-ffent from ere. for h q are
occurred, z would Cniv barn ca The bagginE smd the
cotton being heid 81 ARMY b. WculI not bun a. inch IN
trpth. AMI would EuouIler and dlaIy 70 ont With the
steamboats, can carry the coft . fastsned with irJn more
couvenie1tlT, and, Doubt ss, tn railroads and steam
b1ats w1ud take bales 50 Dackrd Of less fTcight thsn
those puf ~ With rope. because the danEer a. less and
nov. Cotton PIT up b. your Presses, and fastened With
your ties. is ready for shipment % Liverpool and wren
% resched Manchester, The Tvs oould b used % bale
Eolds % send back 10 rs Tue % Iron Ten nav. how
ever, be used 70 fssten the bale without egard 70 the Eiud
o. Press Eed- or size Of the bale made
vsy respectfully, THOS- JANIS FIENIE.
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Valuable Plantation & Negroes
F0R &.4EE.

L WILL sell ny PlEntati7n, entirely above overflow, o.
i the Eississipri river, 50 miles above HemDhis. oan-
tanning e0l aces $50 In cuitv1u n, 80 ~aesdenei, either
with OF Eit1oHt the negrCes;H new Frame Owen q
large roums, and 81 back sith 4 rooms. OvereeeT's horse
and cabins, al frame Bna new, Eosi csterns and vel, 3
youug orchard % cholca fruit, Z5Itsroes. i6 hands ~ 20
as years OF axe. 2 from 6 months 10 10 Years Old. all
young apd lkelys II mules, 100 head Of hegs, 20 head Of
cattle. FoT further Information arply 20 J. J. Worsham
Memphis or address the subscriber, Houucsno Hardin
county, Tennessee. GEO. A
mr9G-Tm
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JOHN " BALFOUR-
scALE's P. o MARSHALL Co. Kiss
Mach I Il Z

March I, l6a8.
D. A'CoNB, Patenfee. Memphis. Teun-Deer SIR ]
an In receipt o. YOUR favor % the 27th TILT, containirga
circular Of your Inn Tie" togeiher with other tefimo-
nials Of appreciation aud hiEh appreciation q their use
and utility % The ootL0u guwsr5 ard general interest e
the trade OF our great Southern staple.
Trad, Nith moch pleasure, from Jour aucssure. that
you have Lot only the planter who has given 10 a fair trf-
u, but the chip captains in The habit Of ~freightng COT
ten, togtther with sueof ths re pressing mea o. New
Orieanss 70 indorss for The prefereucso OF the =" Iron Tie "
III thing u setusl-tron must triumph over Rope.
Fence, ny dear Sir, let me congratulate you JPN n
prospect Of sieRcing all opposition 20 The "Tie.H and OF
reapiug The rich and golden harvest that awaits you.
After ! shall have duishfd two more hairs I DO not e.
plct ever 70 use another pound 90 coTdags round ny cot
un You nay thee ore regard ne as = patron Tor 1858
for the amount Of ny GRIP
Accept ssuranoes Of ny friendly Consideration.
= unnUwn
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/ H.xay.


JACKSON, rem, Fsby 20. 1855
D. McConB, Zee Temp renn.-Dear Sr. Yorrs
Of the i5th inst. Is before Us II " Mccorrey Is de-
lighted With the "Iun Tie" and says be VIII use moth
ing else the coming ssason.
We t5ink, By timely enorts 70 impress The minds 81
planters, thes viii use tia "Iron TieD ths o1minz
season extensively. We viii Eive you the certidate n
Col Nc 'Orrey In q few days, or 50 soon a. be returns %
The cltyj and being Impressed with the value Of y0ur IN
ventian, We via aid you IN drawing The attenHon ofour
planting friends to is VALUE and lmportance.
Very respectfully yours. sc
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lie APPEAL.
L=ENeTEENIEa sEAnoWs.


fiisn fog The kemphis ApFoEl.1
Touth's douaIess sty vas Ger ne,
sweet blossoms nned my hands,
As the white winged momsnts bore me
Over pleasures shifting SANDS
ne waves were softly singing
On q smooth, bright sumner sea,
Au1 fae golden sunlight niagiDg
Glory ever grove and lea.
Clear. merry stresmlets EoOei ne
stn my pastims 70 prolonEs
And The fresh EArblers lurei me
viii The syren breath Of song
While With gsrlsads love adorned re
As j danced he hours away
ru the lsEgtheniog shadows warned ne
OF the swiftly closing day.
Long and black they spread bef0rs me-
On the white and glesming sands,
Then q chilling fear erept Ger me
sEeath NJ bosom's rosy bsndsi
And I turned to face The sunshi-es
Tbat he roiden beams might throw
Per beside those shasuy speotres
WIZ tAsir warning signs Of woe
Dreaming thus to cheat TIC hours
OF the surely waning day,
And gather fresher Wtrs
b. the shGd5w-h1unted wayi
Bat alas the buds had faded
when the sun CRANK Up the dew,
And the g oSmy specsres shaded
An tie bright scene 70 ny view
Closer stu behind ne ever,
Though / turned my eyes away,
Frsm my stsDs they would not sever
Wheress'sr ny pathway lay.
Though the fragrant bTelzs ct evening
Pound ny flushed and fever'd eheek,
stm ny heart dark dreams was weoiuEs
And lie GOODNESS did but speak
To ny chatsd ard mighted spirit
OF TIE tre1dfUl shsps behind
nat 3 With oisnkless fstters
NJ dancing steps 70 AID.
Then 3 ssate whisper stayed me
As with shuiderlng heart ] ad
And in loving accents badsme
Turn aud fsos those shadows dread.
In snrighisd anguish seeing
An the lessons they would iesch,
Ny poer, siny heart was nssiag
From tie wisdom IN It's reach
F0r he PhAutom shapes that tngthen
o. the evening psth O life,
Are but sngels sent 70 streng1hen
Spirits weary In ne strfe5
or topoint VIII Loving finger
To the careless foot ths Wy,
where the ssvior's footprints lager
on TIE road 70 endless day;
Nov q weary pilgrim watching
Giimpses Ct the doules isnd,
] love The shadows stretchmg
out before ne On the strand.
Not he golden sunshine fingiag
Brightness over deuy boEsrs,
Not the spsey odors sPriagins
Prom The many tintsd flowers
not tie brssh CT music chsntng
WItehinE strains unto ny ear,
ECt the rosy ? essure's hHznting
Tsuth's morning sp0rt can cher
Ths spirit once svafensi
Froz It's fnsi dslusivs dream,
Ike the misty shades that ieugthea
In ne suns last setting beam.
Ioksas they, which the true hearted,
send rs from the distant hEls.r
Ehsrs each loved one hence departed
soms angel che ans.
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huntsville, Kiss. September 9, 1857.
DR. J. N. SLEDGE-De5T Sir 1 hsve found your
Nervous Tonic to be beneficial for the cure Of Chils and
Fever. You viii please send me one dozen bottle. as soon
as you can. Yours. very respectfully,
InEATHAN McMAgrEn
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Press TestimonfaIs.

M. ID. MCCOMu.-Dear Sir Il gives ne pleasure %
BE- able % comply with yCur request in relation 10 your
Cotton Press. Ihave bad much eLpzriEncs for tbe last
thirty years IN the business o. pressing cotton rom The
gin, win DangE kinds q presses adj have % say 20 SOC
and the void generally. that I never saw q press that
net VIII ny fui appreciation, As 10 eass, speed, cugvtn-
ienoe, and the most evidences Of durabnity, until mt
yours, which certainly does combine at hose qualities N
the high s. degree from he fact IN the hrst place, thaE
the ooasta uclor is such hat The power b cnceutratfd &c
The Foint where T. 81 most resird-that Is he lat two
or three r0unts Of the horse where the reststancs CO he
cotton is the most poEeIful i is more SPEEDY thta any
other PRESS, because 10 cnlg requires seven or eight rounds
Of the horse 20 bring the bale 20 q size sumreutly small
or shipping. without rspresslnEs Or bound ufh either
WOOL or trInl 90 - % prevent sWeliing arer bsi1E
thrCwu from the PRS. mi THAT IN THE o
Spa or A INUTB Oh MINUTE AT A HALF
TO THE A L \ TIE DRAUGHr 70 LIGHT FOR
M MULE.
Ihsve found 70 more c~onveDisut thsn auT ether prssgI
have ever seen. and a. % durablltys I ca1uCt ffrUm Tie
trial I have made with mine fer the past Eve yurl So
that It can ever wear on, or give way when properly
made and preserved from exposure 70 IRE weather
Yours, respectfully, 3 MOhIGOhHRT
Fcrnln, Miss.