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Planters Tssumsaial.

ELuHLHILI ia MaF0H y 30
D. M'cOEHi Paientee--Dear SIR. Iuv-eU o. the i'm
portancc o. " Iron Ties % TO the cotton interest. I an muCh
pleased 10 to aDe taEay after usluE 4" M'C1ub's Iron
Ties" CO several hundred b cs that I an well 3d. isd1d
Eifh them a. = super or bird NJ far cotton
They sTe simple and easy ofsppI eaton 90 the bale are
put on mrch more rapidly than ropei retain tn hse %
less bounds "a there can b 70 expansion bey-ndthes-e
Ofthe h10psli are 3 great security agaiust dre5 e st le-E
than rope, and ar. in ny iui- mfut. much every way al
vsntaE Gus 70 The ooitln Cruwcr. This e cfh1d cf put
ting 10 ccttoH places b In The power % the uIs1tar- ~
the use % q lLtle stronger pres sud aItue m re p0Err.
70 put his c1tton in shipping shape al lis gin thereby
obviatug the Necessity Of Te-presslnE 90 10 New Orleans.
which policy must ultimately prevail aud wbica vii en-
able emp cotton dealers 70 hip cilecl o. European
markets. Respectfully.
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A WOMAN WHIPFER-Capt. Fuller, o. the
steamboat Gen. Pike, was charged at the Gin
cinDati Police Once on Tuesday with horse
whipping q woman who had a child 10 her
arms. The child is said to be his own, and
with it the unfortunate woman presented her
self at bis house in Newport, Ky, At the mar
rage Of the Captain, some months since A
crowd collected at the whipping, and summary
vengeance would have been taken If Fuller had
not drawn a knife to defend himself.
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REsACA, Ca Nay II, 1897.
MEssRs !. n SLEDGE s. Co, HEHPHrs. TEys-
Cents: You VII please send rs to Resca Depot. Ga D
tEenty-four bottles Of the Nervous Tonic for The care Of
Chills and Fever. We have sold all yeu sent us with the
exception OF enc bottle. 10 takes dne In this part. ana
seems 70 have the tesiiel eject. Please forward a.
early a. colvclient. Yours, respectfully.
J. wa J. HILL.
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QUEER BANKTNG-Queer banking opera
tons are not confined to Tennessee, the Indian
spolis, Ind, SeHfiHi SAYS: We understand
that the Free Banks Of the State refuse to re-
deem their currency 10 anything but American
silver CoiR, which is worth II per cent. less
than gold or Eastern Exchange. If this sys-
ten Of redemption is persisted 10, Il NUT result
IN 4 general discredit Of Free Bank paper.
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To the public.
II
Incorporated Commercial college
WHITING

WRITING ACADEMY.
THIS Institution Is BOW IN successful ops-
Il -atioo. Il Il the intention or the Prin- =
cipaf 70 make q permanent and eqaal, IN every ~
respect, 20 any In this or aay other siate.A
Everf branch VII Be tz1Eht 10 qualify youih for 3 ms7-
camille ufe-the art Of Penmanship, with hs orfqinaf
udgfrErive diagTamsl the science o. Dou5e-enfv Boof-
keepflz mrroved, the Prnciple and The Nature o. hank
Ing. VITA Rank Bosk-keeping. &C.
Tha aiiention Of parents ard guardians q rcErertlveiv
solicited 10 this Institution. he fsiters himself, rem
the pftr0nage be has alresdy received. that be VII merit
aconitnuance, By his u~nz1atlng seal % the iniercst a his
pupri.
Tenss. &c, made knoEs On apriesticn 81 ne CsusEs,
2f2 ain street
/ hive he honor 10 refer 70 ne following gentlemen.
and Others, who have kindly consented 20 act a. 3 Bcari
Of Wis tors for Examination being practical business nm.
RrFERENcEs-
Rev.. N. Tsmpie, Rev. T. TourE,
Y. A. Jones, ESQ. Cashier Bradley. Wlsol a Co.
a. Ccumerciai Bank. Q. y. Facklef. ESQ.
?. Lane & Co, Lamb, Young q CO.
BOARD OF vIsrTcHs.
Rev. I. Tcurr, Rev : 81. IenrB.
Va. Jones Esq. Cashier q. n FartfrF. Esd
Of Commercisi Bank, Ri Brinkey, So
Col. G. B. Lccfo. - Trce. Rsd.
nov2i JoFN = Pro sor
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THOs J. FOSTER


Ripley Kiss ,F-b. 2 1855
d. N'CoFB ESQ Memphis eun-Dear s r. By way
Of experiment. I used y1ur " Iron Tie" for this seasons
crog, and tske pleasure 90 ann1ul-ilg NV conviction th4t
theT must pretty much 5Upersede the use rf rope, In m
region OF couuuy, next season.
They are a srcat securiiy against Gre, and 8 saving Of
tiwe. labor and m1sey s-d. in ny opinion, RIPE win
rapids 70 ont % use iu al the cCttsn growing region, ss
a tie for cottop ba.cs.
Contrary tothF opinion o. some who have net tried
them. I found then very simple and easv % application.
80 that ny neg-ocs found no dimculty ID putting then
on and contrary 90 the apprehension o. others Eho we're
prevented from uslag The I-ln Tie because there wacId
be an extra chzrEe made by cotton ETyersj therefore I
vas oderea a premium CO one eighth % cent per round
for ny Iron Tied colt n In The hemphis maraet a-d Z
have n doubt that when the Irn TIE Is vel ~ dersro1I
cotton tied with Be- VII always sell a. a premium ever
rups tied cot on. Vey truly yours.
q. KILLS.
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MASON DEPOT, N. Q. R r., SEPT 4. 1857.
d.. sLEDGE We have sold all Of your Nervous Tonic
left b your agent These that have used It are much
pleased with Il. We have had several calls for II since
Ee have been out. You vii please SEED Us one dozen
bottles and oblige yours, &c,
a. T. BROADWAY & SON.
Alof the shove are for for sale By al druggists and
meuhauts throughout the country. Agents and others
visiting q supply, must address
GOODTEAR, KNAPP g. CO..
m-l1-dtf Sc Prrnr.lnr.- Mamnhl.- Tenn.
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The Following Persons are
Agents
McCoNB, BROTHER B. Co..-....-....New orleans.
BARTLETT, MCCoNB & O.................St Lnuis.
iun5-daEtofr3m
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PIIcHER's PoISr, La. march 4. 1855.
T.. MCCoME, E~atentee-hemphis, Team Aner haV-
ing tested fullE " McComb's Iron Tie" for cotton bales.
I an pleaaed 10 BE- able 10 say, that they have proved en-
tlrsiy satisfacfory.
7 fosnd them very easy o. application. 20 that ny
servants could put On four 70 one rose, ard In addition
10 the facility with which they are applied, they aGord !
uniformity IN the size o. Tie ha.cs, a. vel as lessen the
risk frcm dre. IN my fufEment. ssveuiy-dve per cent.
I an persusdet that nothing else vii be used In nv
nelEhborhood, 10 tho hogs can Be had n time Tor te
CROP and viii here express he hoPe that IN fature vour
suppiy VII Be- ample, 8 Ithink nothing Else oughf 10 BE-
used IN tyinz cotton bales.
I was present when part o; ms c1ttou was shipped.
and heard The b1atmen express great pleasure a. sesinF
this "Tie" going into usei ald Z hEVe no DOUBT mat h
can be carried cheaper than rupe-tled cotton, and handed
everywhere with less labor.
Truly Vorrr Y II NJ
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49, Wy
JONATHAN McHASTER.

huntsville, Miss, sepicmbe .. 1857.
DR.. J. n. SLEDeE-Dedr ST . ] have found your
Nervous Tonic 20 Be beneficial for the cure Of Chlls ana
Fever. Tsu VIII please send ne one DOZEN bottle as soon
as you can. Yours. very respectfully.
nwnT y r.1-
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zee sOUTHERN CITIzEN

THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN,
Il published weekly at KNOXVILLE, TENN, By
John Mitchell & WIN. G.. Swan,
At s. per snRum, or 81 for six months, paya-
bic invariably in advance.
AIR. MICHEL having commenced. IN the 18th num-
M Der OF ne paper, . series Of Letters addrsssed to
The Hon ALEXANDER r.. STEPHENS, Of Georgia
which, When completed, viii furnish an entire history o.
The irish Troubles of IS48,
VITA their Causes and Consequences,
The CITIZEN viii be the more Interest
ing 70 both American and Irish readers. Besides these
contributions fru Mr.. Mitchell, the S~oUTHERH CIrI-
rzEE will continue to have ne usual guam iiy OF original
him. The circulation, though large and constantly IN
creaslnE, the P1oprietcrs have thought win Be much
more extended b. an anncuncementin this form.
Communications With remiitsHces msy Be addressed 70
Mitchell 4 SWAN, Knoxville, Tennessee, or 70 any OF
the following Agents:
3 G. Courteisy 4 % Charleston, scucA Carolina.
ThomssB OCounor, Savannah, Georgia.
J. O.. Moran, New Orlcsns, Louis1na.
James A. Gentry, Richmond, Virginia.
Alexander Aoamson, Washington City.
Tsifinsee & turner, CinciLnatt. Ohio.
P n. Hsrerty, 10 Fulton street, New YORK
s. n. GoetzeI. 50 DaHqhin street, Noble, Aabama
Beui. B. Davis. Masonic Building, Montgomery, Ala.
Ross & Toucey, I21 Nassau street, Nov Tork, supply
aeaiers sniT upun favorable terms
James Mc6iua. i7i KeArney street, San Francisco.
Clubs q Ten vii Be supplied vita he Paper fer els.
nyi-d6m
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V~IDALIA, La, Dc. s. 1857.
D h'CosIB, Esq n mphis Tann.-Dear Sir. re-
get that I an rot able to take the balancs % the Ties you
mention in youT letter. ChsviuE ~plrchzscd rope. much
against my VIII 90 put % the balance Or the crop
] viii here say that no tie, in ny opinion is cqral 10
yours. Ihave seen Ho.me h Churchin's q a., in fact
Rave used enough o. a n CFs 20 put Up seven hunfres
bales this year, but DC not consider them in auy way
CquaI 10 yours.
To1r Tie. made oct o. good iron, must not only sup-
planr IN ether te, but render rope Useless ln haifng
cotton TouIa, very truly,
zEBULON IOEEE
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ID. MCCoTB EEq-s-Dear Sir I an nov pressing ny
ffh cUp IN Carroll Parish. Ia on your Press, and tak5
pleasure In stating my cIlvacton that 10 De- The PREsEs
and Combines more scVzntsges has anv crttln press that
beg ever ccmeuuder ny observation. and beiiEve I have
ssen most o. the difsr-nt kinds IN uss. sut @ led quite .
uumber Of them As % ease aud convenience fr ths
hsnds, I do not see bow it Csu b exosled. A muls
makes my aales IN less than animate. without any fatigH
ing labar. many OF which weigh between dVe and SIX hun
dred pounds. As no material part o. t CONES IN c1Htact
with the ground, I can s.eno reason Why Dc should not b
Is durable O. any press mad Of wood can be, especially
As there Is 10 wear connected win its use, Which has .
tendency TO weaken t.
7 an, very respectfully, your ooedient servant
Port Gibson, Mss. H n. SCI
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bsr - zsnulne Eorfh Carolina, for sale b.
suEa 2. ? FARHSWORTH 4 no
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Press TesfimnniaIs.

M. D. ACCO'rB.-Desr SIR Dc gives ne pleasure ~
be- able on comply with Tcur request In relation 30 yCur
Cotton Press. Thavs had mulh experience Tor The last
thirty years In The business Of pressing cotton from III
stn, with many kinds o. presses, asdI have % say toyo1
and the world generally. that Z never saw q press that
net with my sui appreciation - 10 ease. speed ounVen-
fence, ard The most evidences Of durEblEys uutlI ms
yuu-s, which certainly does combine al hose qualities IN
the highs deEr-e hom The fact IN the drst place, thaf
the c1nst-uCicn is such that the plEeria Cncentrated 60
the Faht whore &C. Is most peeted-that is The last two
OF three r1unfs Of the hors1 where the resistance OF the
cotton "a the most powerful. To ls more EradV than any
other rreEs, because b. only rscHircs ss7eu o-eight ruunis
Of The horse io bring fhe ballet q size sumceutly smaH
Ger Shipping. witl1ut repressi1g, ff bound Eith either
WOOD or ir0n,) 70 as 10 prevent swelling ater beinE
thrlun from the press, AND THAT IN TIE SHORT
NJ OF A MTsCTE on MINUTE y A HALF
To III BAL AN0 q DRAUGHT IS LIGHT FOR
OEH SMALL MULE
Ihavc found t more c0nveEient than aIF other press 7
have ever seen, and 81 % durability. I cannot lfr1m the
tusl I hsve made with mile fr the past I've y arsl 80
that 90 can ever wear out, or give way, when properly
male and preserved from exposure 20 the weather
Yours, respectfully, E. H~OhIGQAhRT-
EL-nnm NJ
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On the art September ulxt, The undersigned vii be
associated together, for the purpose Of storEE and CON-
Co.. and agrag 20 reoive 81 oottons na1ied With the
McCOub re. and compress it on the same terms as rope
tel cotton.
Having Two cfthe largest sized Tyler Coffin Presses,
We vii b. prepared O. press thgwEole az nsCessaryl iron
bound cotton. tomiug ca the present crop 20 New Or
leans. A B. READING, Bramsh Press.
@ p PASTECR Brokers' Press.
h n. PASTkUE Armoris Yard.
Wo also agree 70 receive cotton ircn bourd. en- same
terms as NessTs ResdinE Pasteur &c0.
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SHILOH. GIBSON Co Tenn. Sept. 3, 1857.
DR.. J. N. SLED0E: Enclosed we hand you 4 receipt
for two and a half dozen bottles Diarrhea syrup. which
cane to hand in due time, and we have sold one and q
hall dozen Of the1- As far a. we know ft has given en-
tire satisfaction We have sold all the Nervous Tonic
ard Hoarhound Pectorai left with Us BY your agent. We
presume we could sen tEoor three dozen bottles o. each
II 10 Is convenient for y0u TO send them 70 US.
Yours, truly &c. GILLESPIE & SON.
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Zoe RFKT IN F0R RILE-

TO rent = good DWELLING with six rocms, -
II kitchen sni servants rom, stables, carri- 4Id
lgc house aud cistern, near v. g. FoTd's resi- ~
deuce. la
Tor sale, lot with two houses. corner o. Poplar and
Orleans streets. One lot . By $50 feet on Linden street.
near r. Topp. The properly will Re sold on easy terms
By J. s. Erwin OF J WELLER
ALso-For sale hhouse ard lot on t1e GreenlsW tract,
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n. r. v. Phmi7s. Elrards' Depot, binds County
S v~ortaustou. worthnstoa Point I. O., washington
County Mss.
Dr. JN Brocts,
Ia nassau. Naiehe1. Kiss
Nostssmssy, Haasoa cOuaty' Ms
p ElFautes vasAinssoa Comfy.
- Ss.sssssi7. Hads csuny.
Ss,sas rs. Gisot County. ArE.
- Ws.rsn Hs,hnsi'n County
visa Wo-binEton. ARK.
yameH wison, Carraus Ia.
a.ss,T, Love xaai.oa. Kinds County Mss
? r. Coleman
n. Fuiton-
Jno. 4. Camsrou." "
I. Galloway, Bolivar County,
hshael Erskinc, Texas.
4 c Jsmss, Warrington "
Andrew Carson, GresnvTIe.
J. BeEeln. Louisville.
Jno- McCaltb. washington "
Perkins 3 Dsnies, Madison.
: Ruth Tenzs Parish, Ia.
Wm. Dodd. Wasniuatcn "
3 B. whitaker, C0ncoldis, Ia.
Russell MONTGOMERY, Fashinst0n County, Mss
Thos. Evsns 3 stephen Carroll, Ii.
DIT Getcaft, Adams County.
is Chapman. Wsshngton County, Mss.
@. ". Campbell. Ark
J Brown Phillips County, Ark.
A. z Montgomery, Madison Parish, Ia.
Al 6l5son, waterproof, Is.
a ? Johnson, Egg Point, Kiss
d. P JacEson, St Josephs. La.
Rev Ben. Chase, Fort Adams, Mss.
lycurEus johnson, ARK.
Albert Bondursnt, St Jcsephs. La.
A. c. Henderson ConCoriia Parish, Is.
John Muriock. rsnas Parish, Is.
T a.. Msfdock. Alexandra. L..
Frederick stanton, NatcheE. Miss.
Or. James AFdVWs, st Joseph.
Wm.B sniamiu. Gooddch's LandirE. Ia
Or. Q. s A~bercrombie, neshs County, Arb.
Or James Meicslf, Matches, Miss.
SamTH. Lsmbdin, " "
A J. PoIk. C0mmerce,
,. l. McGhee, Pamela, "
J. D. RENE, d"
John Robertson, Desoto County, Mss, ard many
1thcrs-
EORHOVvFmr RarGona are
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Insurance Companies, Compress
OFs and ship CAPTAINS.

7" - "---K ~
The uLdsuirlcd. Uuiersrftc.s. are Of cD.nion tbs
ndicub'sIrcn TIE IS of great va'uc 70 the cstiol inter-
cata means % lCsseLiEE he liability TO destruction
hy Ire. OF damage By warer. 20 that where a boat d
I1rEd a. or e Sod t1rd Wuh Iron Tf1if cotton ezclu
si-rl9, che r-k can 81 taken for q smaller per cent. thar
usuaIy Chsrrrt 90 r11s tied cotton.
J.G. LOESUALE.
ATrf r nIrTrrr hErIur and Fre Ils-raucc Comrauy-
MILLION EFUTEAM. kEeu-s.
JE CHADWICK.
AEnt Et1s, home. Hartford. PhVnl1 AMI Charter Oai
Insurance Company.
MEMPHIS, April -. 1858.
TIE undersigned. Commission Merchants and Ccttsr
FACTORS or tie city Of Memphis. having eraminty
Mc10mb's 1r1a IL" for cotton bales, take Pleasure q
cmuef ding % q The use q chr nends as a valuable
IN MS Of pu0tuctuz d uuio-n ~ EmzI e. sized belle. an.
Eivnz Sreat additional seculity against destruction b.
Ore. - wen a. lesaenils the chances fr muula.icn IL
harding.
BAHPLE, WTTCuELLh HILL HALET.
BATLfSS 4 GUTHRIE RID BaUaH co
/. D NAFERS FALL5 & Cash.
n SrEWAET a KING.
Rid. SHELTON q Co.
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ON the Plan OF Single Numbers!
$1,000 Ticketsi
6.z85 PT1Ee9:f
Nearly One Prize to Every Nine
Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT sCHEM e,
Hhole Tickets, $40; Halves, 50 90;
Quarters, 90 so,

~ Cirorlar showing the plan 81 tho Lotteries viii
Be sent 10 any one DESTROYS OF receiving u.
CertlAsstcs Of Packages viii BE- sold 81 the following
rates. which Is the risk;
Ceuidrsts OF PsckEgs Of 20 whole TicEets..--....S50 90
10 Half " -,... 20 o.
&c " 10 Quarter &" ..-.... % Co
&C. n Esrbrh 60 n "a
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a Valuable Plantation for Sale
In Ranola COMn1N. Miss.

pkIkG DESTROYS % o0losptrste ny planting In -
~ terests 10 The Mississippi bottom, and also
70 pay al ny debts, I EEi sell ny plantation inS&A
Pamela County WhereT now reside. Is consists -
o. 500 lcreE more than 22Oln woods ard fneiy timbered
.l TIC cleared land is IN dne condition, vel circied.
diichfd and under good fences. One corner Is within 200
yards q Cn1c Depot ne main road from Cofsevile
ehenplis Tuns on the east line, and The road rurniuF
vest y Como Depot On the south liEe, The neiEhbor-
hooo j. enc OF ne best in the State for churches sna so
1eiy- ] ofsri t very low. II the purchaser desired H.
I VOID sel some negroes also. I. n. DAVIS.
C5mo DEPOT, March Is. f~85s-mraT-wtf
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TTEBER tbs COMMERCIAL HOzELs q rreDsred %
" vat oE the Esnlemel with his Sat nuu Trspera-
llnl 90 e.hsI gplia 81 As hl-. tea
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Premium Cotton Gin

Premium Cotton Gin
TtHB attention Of Cotton Planters is respectfully caled
4 70 the above superior Gins, manufactured By 2. Oar
yer \ Co. East BridEcvater, Mass. Under 8 recent in
provenent, Tie Carver Gins are REGARDED a. the best nov
IN general use their superiority needs 70 comments from
Is, 90 thousands are now II successful o~Dsrsti0a n 80
southern country.
We have on hand dfty Gins, embracing al The diHsrsut
sizes and numbers Of saws.
Also 10 and u feet segment boits, washers, sc. can.
plete, al Of which We 0fer 70 oar friends upou ne us1Ii
terms tnd ttmo. GETNN 4 GIBSON,
Nos. aud 2 Exchange Ruudinz-
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READ VHE FOLLOWING
Nj pz

READ THE
AND BE CONVINCED.
U7HE time has a. last arrived when al. person afflicted
4 With any Of the following complaints, viii use
DR.. LEDGE CELEBRATED ~COMPOUEDS.
Chils, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Jauulice. Liver Con
plant, Nervous Headache, and General Debility,
are cured by the US 81
DR. sLErGE's NERVOUS TONIC.
Colds, Coughs, Group, Indre1zz, Bronchitis. Asthua.
Splitting Blood, and lneipieut C~onsumption, are
cured BY the Use o.
DR. LEDGE HOARHOUND P~ECTORAL.
Disrrhes. D .sentery, Bloody Flux, ChoI-rs N,rbus, and
all affections % the Bowels. are cured uy
te uBsOf
DR.. sLEDGE g CHOLERA Il DIARRHEA SYRUP.
For children, when tsathnr. Is this em-ly psracu-
lsrlF aiapted-
P-RIcEs-Nrrvou Tonic 81 and 81 par bottle. Hosr
hound and Psctoral 81 per bottle OF SIX bottles for s.
Dar hea syrup 81 per bottle, Or tx bottles Cor IS.
RE D THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.
MEMPHIS, TINA february 10, 1855.
Dr.. J. n. SLEDGE--DcGT Sir I have been taxing.
for some days, your Toalc Bltters and tske pleasure 10
saving that nothing have ever tskeu has benefited ne
80 much in so shsrt q time a. Il has. There was a gen
eral debility and prosiration Of ny whole system, a head.
sche nearly al the time, ant Constant hatulency FOR
sometime after eating, with c~olincss OF ms limbs. ! used
remedies that I thought good, but without any special
benefit. determined 70 ty youT Tonic Bitters, and 10 a
day or two after gsiug them. 7 began 90 improve and md
that / an greatly bsnsdttod By a.. I commend them %
The public as no humh1ss and unquestioaably one or lie
best t0nics nov In use for debility and general prastra-
ton o. the system. respectfully year ohsdicHf srrvant.
SAM A HOLMES.
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In an cases where External Stimulation Is required.
no renfdy osn equal The Washington Rheumstic ONT
ment.
The Washington Remedies VII In future be issued IN
TIE fold wing low procd packages The Saive and ONT
ment in 50 cent and 81 tarss the Purifier and Internal
Remedy for se pst up IN bottles Al Al
and e..
For sale. wholesale an re sn, at the Depot o. he
Washins to1 Remedies No. i3 PoJdras street, New
Orleans s. CO.,
LM Sole Proprietors.
Ea-Rir sale b. odanale a Co, S. Mansheid a Co
3. ?. F~ansvorthH Co., Ent johnson Il Long Memphis.
Tenn. er-qe1I~
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[Ead0TIemenf o. ne Hon B. D Naber1 }

lEHd0rsemenf o. he Hon B. D NcbrgI
MEMPHIS, FEB. 70 ISIS.
As the cotton sIudsd oby Dr.. J. B. Ellis. for which
he was offered an eghth Of acent premium for Irsu Ties.
passed throuzh my hands IS factor, I cheeru,fv indo-se
bis statement Of The fact. b. d. NABEFg.
VERNON, Kiss, Jan %. 1888
D. INCOME. ESQ, Memphis, Team - Sir: You
lester vas received . few Gays ago, add hasten 70 r.
ply:
I ehalI Certainly give yCu ny order fer this rear. A. I
think yuur Tie superior 70 any iron or rope Tie ever IL
vented I also thing that the planter Is uuder evenast-
ne Cbigati9ns 10 you for its invention, a. Icok uocn Il
IS q great saving OF tine, Labor and money.
Yours very respectfully,
IOUE II uATUnmu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-15

OYER Tor sale the following Tracts Of Land -
Il N Upton county Tenn, to-wit. One tract o.
~ acres in one nile o. the Memphis and Ohio -
A4l7oa1s and three frem Masonis ucpH; 49,
eIes ccAred- balanuc vel tlmbered. There is . good
lNellnE hons-s en hcuse, cabins, stables, r8uur or
1naros, &C. on SAID premises. AL new. Hud built within
ne lat two ears one tract Of 22E0 ncres. 1S0 Hcres
aearedr and large deadenlnEsi usual improvements for
g negro qzErter and q very lsrEe framed gin house.
~1nhSrdss &c. II h within four miles Of C~oyington and
ieu q hAson's Depof, two EEd = half from Hstchie river
Alne 10 ~ me hlls. one tract G. 2s1b acreE, known
- Lcul BUD, Hbout Eve miles from CovinEton, on
HAtcnie river. 10 would make . aesi able farm, contain
iEs sb0ur 100 acres o. burHt woods. one tract ef 100
acTes, within sz mites % Nzsonis Depot and aTe q
Wesiey, al woods. One tract o. 81 acres, on Hafchte
nvers aud SIX miles from C~0Tingtos, knoFn as TIE Mil
stone Mouutsin have also = Steam Saw and GrEt
MI ! Wish 70 SCI. IWIl sen bargains IN the above
and, Is I desire 70 change ny tusinsss. M. THOS. 7.
Or Ma. HOMAs r. HUNT viii take
pleasure IN sbsElng these lands. Address, o. Memphis,
febT-awff R B ONERVFII
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-15

C~oNCoRDIA PARISH, "a, March g. SIS
D. MOONS, ESQ Memphis, Tenn Dear Sir. I put
up seven hundred bales OF cotton last year. With y1ur ne
7 consiier them ar preferable 70 anyI hsrsteeu used.
Yours truly, JAcOB HOOYER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-15
For Sale,

~ the coast, - miles Shove this city ceniHin-
M $50 Arpeuts CT Land $50 10 cultivation, the ~
hsla7ce heavily tiuberci, together win 50 az -
cimatd slaves Ia ricce is in perfect order POI
terms. sc ,sppiy % PRTICHARu 4 FLOWER
Eew Orleans. June "a ISIS. fup20 df