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THE APPEAL.
DIR sHoKKAKER's POY.
70 ; ruSr or arIIr1rr0E BoUoH

70 rHE TuxE or "MIsTLEroE BoVGH-"
uer meat chopper hanged On der vhitevashet val
For Ne EuttoE1ers ooued % Der Fu1chersss htal-
Der sausaEe mzsheen was no longer m bay
Aud der butcher poys al had hobby.
On der dosT o. Ter seilsr, but Ehtealed inside
Mi der choPping DaSheen he paginucd 70 mske freei
"a he cried q Dere fsh nopody looking a. me-"
On der Ehoemakers p1ys
On, Oh, Der shosmskers psyi
ven der shoemaker wound dat his poy vas E1ne5
Il called up his rroW. Tn OF search peEan
To look for der BOY, ind Wind him II deT car
nev sesked ~ asfet fT I'm a. every door
Atdr F~utcher's. der bakers, u groshory stores
Al DIR lager pier Cellar, Ger shtstion house,
But Ger aDEEer oey getted vas " kK cum sncaa
OF der shoeuAkers pay.
On, Or, Ter shoealkeriE p0yi
nsy sssks1 him Ell niEht. IN ssy ssekcd him usrt tag
On for Dore aEh . m9nt vas Ger duvTh % pay
10 der Elcys. der house,, G efery bisoe rourds
In Ger To0ubs, Ia der rlfer, IN IN De tos-pound.
Dsy sseked him 10 vain un8n reeks vas bast,
ca dfr sh0emAker goed % p = aEl 81 fost,
On ven he'd pass By al Der boeples would crYs
"Dsre goes der shosm1ke- vot l0sed his pey."
Oh der shoemEkers poy,
On, Oh der shoemGker's psyl
Al lenkt der meat choppinE mashsen vas IN need;
Der butcher coed 70 Il, IN dere he seed,
Apu1die Of pones IN der shoes vas dere
Tot dr. leng lest Shoemaker oy did vesr.
has jaws were shin vsgsiuE, m seemed 70 say,
ven 10 che vas hear, ! sol In 70 bay
II closed nit q EAprnE-un der poy 50 greens
Faas Eade sausage meat py der chorptps mssheen."
Oil der sh0emAkerE pCy,
Der lsa Ct der shoemster's poy.
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beg 10 as Cfor the beneht % that great class Of agrlcuI-
turalists EEoEn a. cotton growers, 81 vel a. myselLl
your opinion o. " HcC0mb's Iron Tie " as . band for COZ
Ton bales, e. compared win oordags. As you are &C.
quEiuied sin " hc0oub's Labor saving Press" % may
- vel 70 give your views q 10 comparative valua a.
form.
10 Is doabtess The Interest o. cotton EroEsrs 20 ldoDt
that means or prepsrnE their productions fr transpor-
tation Which vii 81 o-e af5rd TIE grsstest security
against damage or mutilati0n, and cost the least Money
md ] have no doubt tfat your optzion viii b Val1ed
highly BY cotton planters inasnuch aa you have sps1t
years q your time IN e-xperimezfinE Ia oottsn raising
Under ne auspicss % the larEest cotton growers 81 The
world, and % o1urse must kuoE The comparative merits
Of the various msthufsO % bsnnE ocftcn.
Yours, truly, d. KcCOMB.
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RuiIding Clause.

when buiidinE aho1se With references 70 ne Use Of tais
Press. TIE beams on Wiki u hangs sh9uld - mads Is ~
- 70 - inches, snd Be- PLACID 4 tsst 8 inches spari, lsaE-
inz one Of them m0vablel and 30 Be psced IN TIE nsuss
that ire centre between ne beams you'd cs frum 70 -
IS feet clear Of ths posts-or. IN 0ther W0rds, % that Is
void BE- ne oenfsr o. acirds from 30 70 - fst 10 diam
etef, snd where the location IL such ~ % preclude as
ging beloE the surface q FOOT or two, thsbeEls shouid -
is feet clear o. The ground. To pct q up shsrs he an
house is suited b the outdoor Press, u Is necesssry %
alter he house by tearing away M unt rccms $40 n
ending the body o. M houss somsB feet 81 least IT'S
however. IN ~ In loE rn houses, and can b. put Ia
operation In Almost any house.
M uachlne nay b. sen a. ne faftory 81 any me,
snd planters are requested 70 tan and 80 he kila a vera
] an having dcns. and the Press a Eorf.
Amodei Of the most approved gin h0use n use nay D.
seen alEs Al ny enc, Showing Ire PrssE IN Il.
Orders 70 Do addressed 10 d. McCONB AGO.,
Memphis, Isll-
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
AFPRoxIMATIoN PRIEEs
b,ss5 prizes amounting to.s.....-sss...ss--t320,01
Whole Tickets, slo; Halves, s6 90;
Quarters, 81 so.

r. A Circular showing the plan 81 the Lotteries viii
be sent % any one DESTROYS OF receiving Il.
Certineates Of Packages VIII be sold AZ the following
rates. which a the risk:
Oertiaosts Of Package Of 10 whole TleEeis.......sso 90
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Planters Tss,imenial.

FLORENCE, Ala. March %. 1853
D. M'CoHTB. PAtentee.-Dear Sir: In view o. TIE in
poTtance Of &" Iron Ties to theoott0n Interest I an mach
PLEASED 70 be anle 20 say, after using " M'Oomb's Iron
Ties on several hundred bs.e that ] an vel sal Visited
with them - . superior bindfnE for cotton
They area npIe and easy q spqlicsuon to the bale are
put on much more rapidly than rope; retain thu bale 10
less bounds, las there can b 10 expansion beyond the size
ofthe hoops) are a great security against Ore; cost les
than rope, and are, n my JUDGMENT, much every way ad-
vantsg Gus 70 the cotton grower. This n ethod q put
ting up cottoR places 10 IN the power % the planter, By
the use 81 : lttle stronger PRESS and little mo-s power,
10 pat his Gotten in shipping shape al his 81 thereby
obviatlng the necessity Of re-pressing Il to n Orleans.
which policy must ultimately prevail ard WHICH VIII en-
able Memphis cotton dealers 10 shiB direct 70 European
markets. Respectfully,
THOs. J FOSTER.
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OLD SPooNs.-Ad dozen silver spoons, with the
assay mark ofI592 upon them were recently sold
BY auction in London for s., 100. The handles
were formed OF figures, beautifully chased,
bearing shields, the stems engraved with the
names Of the different personages represented,
VIZ our Saviour Christ, Saint Peter, Judas
Mseesbeus, King David, Joshua Dux, Hector
Of Troy, Julius Cesar, Carolus Magnus, Alex
aHder Esgnus, King Arthur, Guy, Earl Of
Warwick, Queen Elizabeth. These very rare
and interesting spoons were presented BY the
corporation Of London to Sir Robert itch
bourne, during his MsToralty, and passed into
the possession Of his sister, Mrs. MARY Sharp,
a schedule Of whose estate and effects accom-
panied them, IN which the spoons are men
toned. Sir Robert was Sheriff in 1850, Msvor
in 1857, tried for high treason and bebeadei in
1860.
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We The undersigned, CmreTs and agents Of insurance
companies, and steemsoEt captains and owners In No
bic take pleasure In stating. that haEt R~ultnfFsad the
manner % ap5lyi1g Iron Hoops a. q tie for Cotton Bales,
uacer McCCmb's IA et Of hook aud Clasp, are Of the
opLni q that there b. no abiectou to their Use tbst. on
the contrary. We believe thst almost every interest a.
itE afupfiru.@
q HAzARD. ssc'y Noble Nav. and Nut ms. Co.
THos s. KING. Sec'y Noble Ins. Co.
ROBT s RUNEER, ssc'y Ala. Life Ins adj Co.
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PROF. HASKELIfS
lLLL

A POsTIIvE ard speedy cure FOR Rheumstisu and
rs, letter, Rlngvorm, sead HEAD, Gorysns snd sief
Hesdsches, cured n from 3 % 20 MINUTES. Cons, Piles
f~oothaehe, ChTsuie stif Jaints, sDrsins ana LAmeness
Cramps and Colio, Pains u every description eease m-
siSntan-ously.
PsIcE, Soc; 81 and 81 per bottle.
ha TIE only real hair InviEorstor that win make ths
Hsir grow when eyerythins ese fails; elean the head
White ana free from Dandran In len minutes, Gnd msks
nis wonderful on Is perfectly harmless No burning
Or histerinE sensations, e. with other Lotions and Lini-
Iaents IL h pleasant G. take a.. II c0nquers Firef
OF thlLG and healing a severe Burn or sesid In ave min
utes.
mis- on operates on the prtneiplss Of Electricity thou
saudsof miraculeus cures have been perfsrnad b Il al
over the lAnd. Use everything else, then give this Oh
unable 10 purchase q bottle. shah have Il free Friend,
suner no longer, send for q bottle Of HaskalPs Electric
on. Consultation and sdviee given gratis a. TIE Depot
No 50 Pine street. Persons severely aMicted with Acute
Rheumatism or Contraction o. the Muscles, should try
m Klectropedesn Bath Be particular shout the dlrec-
tens accompanying each bottle. No peddlers sell this
H,Aietne. Only respectsble Druggists and Coantry Mer-
chants are Agents, who hHve q large I~thograph and GER
tineste sisnsdb BY the proprietor.
BAEAEE OF C~OUETERFETTSW
HVery bottle has Professor Haskel's Electric OF"
blown on the side and edges Of Ire glass, aad The envel-
% has his portrait and Signature 70 counterfeit which
Is Forgery.
wholesale and Retail Depot. No. 50 Pine street, two
de1rs froHi Fo-rth street. 81. Louis.
Druggists AL Merchants supplied e WholssAie IN
liberal terms. Druggists aud Merchants desiring a sup-
py Of this popular and wonderful Remedy, ~ calling II
Pine street, St. Louis, VIII hsve their orders proEptiy
TEREs oAsH-s4 %. $500. ,r sis 90 Per dozen. II
h elegantly put Up, securely packed, And q variety Of
superb LithoErsphs, Pine BINS, &C, furnished sratuIt
Ously. Send IN your ordersi you VII md Il cures q
For sale wholesale and Rsssn b.
GEO. @ HhEBIN 4 20. Druggists,
2e Eain street. Memphis, Tenn.
IoI sac also y EASsEIELD CO..
oct+dsviy 257 Mstn street.
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Cancers Cured.

MORE than 1000 cAses have been cured within the
w last SIX years., ranging fTem one 10 thirty years
itahdtng orvtl Loving, BOvington, va Thomsa Hobbs.
Petersburg, Virginia, Joel y. Parish, Lunsnpuv.
Firginia, John Reynolds, Big Island, Virginia, Fhom-
as " Marshall. BeEufort, n O, Miss Hattie Rochester.
Pine Hal, N. Q samuel Bingham, M~usevile, n O.,
Col. Archibald and P. Carter hosevnle, N. O, Hon.
9eorge Q. hendenhan,J jamestown, n. O., Mrs. Lsvins
Anderson, Oovtngton, Georgia, J. A. Baugh, Social Cir
Gle, Georgia, Jerry Dreamer, Dalton, Ca, WIN. B. Chan
der, Calhoun, ga Elisha burden, Social Circle, Ca.
Col i. Lumpkin and John Palmer louisville. Aua.
Pamphlets containing testimonial OF the highest char
truth Of The shove.
Medisines forwarded By mall
Address, JAS. A.. CLOPTOE, y. D.,
oct2S-Iy HurtEvfIIe II.b.n,
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.NOttce or ELecttOal

I 10 ascertain whether they Wish Convention called 70
amend. revise OF form and make . new Constitutes for
the Stat Re OF Tennessee.
Pursuant 70 an act Of the General Assembly Of The
State Of Tsnnessee, passed March 1s, 1883 entitled, IN
act 10 authorlre the people 70 call q Convention 70 re-
xise. Gar or amend the Csustituiioa Of The state Of I'm
nesses, % Iwtl, On THURSDAY, the secont day Of Sep
TENDER next, al the respective voting Places IN the seve-
raj Owl Districts o. Shelby county, ope1 and rold an
eieciion to Ascertain whether the people wish 70 call .
Convention to amend, revise, CT form and make new
Constitution for the state cf Tennessee, When The Foters
viii express their wish ~ ind0rsing On their Tickets,
" Constitution o. no C0Dstiiuticn.n p
ROBT. I. SMrTH,
fur16 "A Sharfd Of Shslby county.
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Class p draws on Saturday, July 3, 1855.
Class q draws on Saturday, July 10, 1883.
Class "a draws on Saturday, July II, 1858.
Class IS draws on Saturday, July p, 1883.
Glass % draws on Saturday, July 81, 1858.
On the Plan of Single Numbersl
$4,000 Ticketsi
6.A86 Rr6Heasig
Nearly One Prize to Every Nine
Tickets.
MAnNVFICENT F.
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TestimoufaIs.

Nh d. M~CCOmB,-Desr Sir In answer 70 Jour re-
quest write % say, that IN view Of the fact that
the baling o. cniton has h~eretofors been q -
we're operation on both hsnCs and horses, feel Il q duty
owe 70 ny fellow planters 70 say that ] am nov using
one e rMocun1s Lsoor SAVING Presses, IN TIE afth
crop. and and ID % Be- Whst ia tite p~urpons-THrcH .
lsb0r-savi0g ess. Is ease Is truly unprecedented -
less than . horse power t5 necessary 70 run cotton up -
shipping size, OF four hu1dnd and ATTY pounds % twenty
tive inches. Its speed Is also u~nequaled 81 far ~ ny
knowledge Of presses CO.'S; three bales 20 TIE hour csnbs
inside By i've hsHis, without severe labor. Is o1aFsl-
fence ! think also unequaed, and its durability. 7 hsvs %
doubt. viii ~ much greater than that Of any ether Press
I have any kDoEiedge o.. Upon the Whole, I Do Dot hes
tate 70 say that q Is the mjst Important imProVsEIent n
q achinery odsred to the cotton plsnier for many ytnrE-
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AZ aeA E1 N1AaAA1s
Address orders for Tiekets or Certificates t.

% Persons residing near H~ontEomeTy, Ala or At
lants, Ga, can have their ORDER flied, and save time,
BY ADDRESSING s. Swan & 90. al either Of those cities.
list o. the Numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, vita the amount OF the prize that each one IL en-
tilted 70, viii be published after every drawing, IN the fol-
lowing papers. New Orleans Delta, Mobile REGISTER,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gasette, Atlanta InteIH-
sncef, New TsTk weekly Day Book, Savannah Gsor-
gisn, Richmond Dispatch, New York nispstch, Paul
ding tNiss) Clarion, AHEusts (Gs) Ccnstitutonalist
and Little Rock fArk True Democrat. jua26
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A Valuable Plantation for Sale
In Pamela County,, Miss.

DETEG desircEs to concentrGte ny pi1ntingin-~
ID terests IN the Mississippi bottom, and also
10 pay all my debts, I Enl Eeilu plantation inelR
Pamela county, wkereI now reside. II consists -
81 500 acres more than 22c 81 woods and finely timbered
An the cleared land Is n dne condition, wei clroled,
ditchcd and under good fences. Onecorner IL within 100
yards Of Conc Depot. ne main road from Cofeevile
ts Memphis runs on the east iine, snd the road running
west 70 Como Depot On the south Use. ne neizhbor-
hood is ene Of the best in the State for churches sna 50
ciety. Icner IL very low II the purchaser desired II,
I would sell some negroes also. l. n. DAVIS.
Osmo Dept. March IS. Is5s-mr77-wf
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Vluable Town Lots

FAVE for sale lots On Madison and Monroe streets
Il handsomely situated for dwellings.
Lots on Nsdisa1 street, near the Memphis and Carries
ton depot, suitable for cotton sheds and warehouse.
Lots en- Beal street, for dwellings.
One lot on Shelby, near GEyoso.
Choice lots on Pigeon Eoost road, Court and Orleans
streets, for dEeninEs-
one orboh Cotton SHEDS at he Charleston Depot
The lots ono MT street are oferei as grcat Induce
ment 70 Industrious mechanics and persons Of small
means VIC wish 10 have their own homas.
TERMs-Nost Of the above property viii b. sold on ten
years credit, . smsn payment down, and All Who want
permanent locations wiz Dc vel to apply soon.
mo D. ARNOuR.
Muel-rhm En Il Vr~-H -
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OYER ny Plantation for sale. Wing three -
a miles northwest o. LaGranEe, Tenn, contain E
iE Eight Hundred and Nineteen Acres, fsis ~
THIS place was formerly owned By Capt. mos. j -
Pok, ard a. present Is rented b. M. n. n. Cottard.
Il is noE IN a high state Of cultivation, vel adapted te
the prod1c iUn Of cotton and all kind q grain usually
groTn, and coald easily be converted into one o. the
most valusble stock farms n the west, being divided tn
70 four large feds. The tnpr0Temeu ts are comfortable;
the dwelling house Is Of lcF, ADD has four large rooms
cabins toomfortablel for twenty or thirty negroes, corn
cribs, stables, aud al other necessary buudinEs; q good
Eel0f water, and oneof the best selections q fruit 10
the country. This is one % the most onmuaudiuE and
beautiful sites to build . me house In the county, berg
high and elevated and Eurreuuded b. q beautiful grove
TIE purchaser VIII Be oouTHnieut 70 both the male and
femHls colleges IN LsGranEe. and can save the expense Of
boarding h' children as vel IS hEving the pleasure Of
their company 1t home have more land n an can eul-
trate which Is the only tnducement 70 sell. Any one
wishing q bargain 90 land can not DO letter in West
Tennessee Call and examine the land as I an deter
mined TO ssT. lean b. fou1d ~ ny residence ihree miles
north o. BaGranEe, and via take pleasure m showing It
70 any one wishing 70 Purchase.
fur21-Tawtf Q. ~. SWIFT.
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/ KcCONB


AEMEHMNr AnIMA - MENa
TO .. N~CCoMB-Desr sir Tear letter or ths z7th
instant vas duly revived. Perhaps YOU attach more
importance % ny o1inion thar others may conoede % Il
II Is true, however. that I have had an opp1Ttuufty o.
Observing and sxamiuirE critically The best modes o.
preparing cotton for market 10 the diTtrent parts Of the
nor q where 10 l. groEn. and after acareful anslysls Of
The various modes q packing cotton, 7 unheEitafnEiy
% TIE government and TIE Europesn
Mississippi called " Esv eTs Improved Packing Pres, "
drawing u Which may b seen lnuy o6oe II . " Par
uamentsTy Blue Book, pubushsd D. order o. the Heuss
o. Comm rs With ny correspondence On tha EubIert.
fhs Press vas net adoptei IN Consequence o. the din
Guilty Of having the large screw east IN England and sent
out % India and 10 this DAY q Is q derfderafum In
EuElaud and India % Obtain q Elmpie Press for the vEri-
ous Purposes for which they are used. for PACKING cotton
Ia indiasnd for bali1g goods In England Your Press
would supply that fesicerntum On both Countries, and
were called on again 70 reccmmend q plain, simple and
efficient Press for Shipping merchants I should most De-
Gde1lT eccmmend yours as TIRE BEST have ever seen.
10 regard 20 ease, sped snd convenience OF arrangement
Tor ptaniaiion plfp sess @ cannut be srcehtd.
Ton ask me, also, e Five ny opinion OF your " Iron
Tie and ! unh-EitsfinEly say that we're now planting
co-ton ! would use 10 oiher, ard believe hat It's adop-
ton 2 neraly y or plsuters would beueatthem great
y cvery Eay. ne bale j. much heater, and tbs cotto1
Is less liable % lniuU from the vrather. Belny more
compact, 10 Is less Ma5iet 70 scrtfent from Gre, for n . IRE
occurred, 10 would only burn % The hsSEing. and The
cotton being held 60 army q w0uI rot burn an inch IN
cepths and Wouid shoulder and dnaily 90 out with TIE
rope ties al would b consumed. WAGONS, railroads and
steamboat can carry The coft1n fastened with iron more
eonvenisntlT, and, douhtless, the railroads. and steam
boats Esud take bales 50 PACKED a. less freight than
those put no with rope because the danger r. less and
Insurance crcescouit aford 20 insure af . 'sss rate than
now. Cotton put Up bY your Presses, and fastened with
your ties. o. ready for Shipment % Liverpool. and when
o reached Manchester, he Tee could b wed to bale
goods % send back 70 rs The " Iron Ten nav, how
ever, Be used 20 fsstsn the bale Eithcutrega gard 10 he kind
Of Press uEed. or SIR o. the bale made.
ven rssPsslfaHJ. \ o JAMES FISNIs.
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John ". BALFouR.
seAIE,sP o N.r,h.n 81. ~. J

March J. IS 8
d MCoMB- Fateniee, Memphis. Tenn Dear SIR I
an IN receipt Of your favor Of the 9Th hit, containing :
circular o. your "Ivn re" together With other tetimo-
nials o. appreciation and high appreciation q their use
and utility % the cotton grower, and general Interest 10
TIE trade or our great southern staple.
read, Rtth mnch pleesurei from your enclosure, that
you have not only he planter who has given Il a fair tn
IL but the ship captains In the habit Of freightiuz cot
ten together with szme Of the re pressinE mea q New
Orleans, 70 indOrsc for TIE preferences Of the o. Iroa lie %
ne thtng q setued-lron must triumph over Rope.
Hence, ny dear Sir, let me cougratnlsta you uprn the
prospect Of sleEclng all opposition 70 the "Tie5' ana OF
reapinE the rich and golden harvest that awaits ven.
After ] shall have finished two more balfs I 20 not rr-
pct ever to use another pound o. ooTdage round nv cot
ton Tcu nay therefore regard ne AZ a patron FOR 1873
for The smOunt Of ny crop.
Accept sssuranoeso Of ny friendly Consideration,
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D. MOONS. ESQ, Memphis. Tenn.-Dear sir: Your
letter was received 3 few days ago, ard hasten to re-
ply:
] shall Certainly give you ny order for this year. a. I
mink your he superior TO any iron or rope Tie ever in
vented ! also thing that the planter Is under svenast-
ms obligations 70 you fer IL invention, a. look upon 4
a. q Ereat saving % tine, labor and money.
Yours very respectfully,
JOuN Y RATrOru
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REsACA, Ga, Nay II, 1857.
MEssRs. :. n SLEDsE 4 Co, MEMPHIS. TENr.
Gents: You viii please send rs TO R-sca DEPOT, Ca J
txenty-f0ur bottles Of the Nervous Tonic for the cure AZ
Chlis and Fever. We have sod all you sent Us with the
exception Of one bottle. II takes nns In this part, and
seems 70 have the desired erect Please forward Is
early - eouvenient. Yours, respectfully,
IVA. I'LL.
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su,rnu c,n.nn q I'm

SHILOH. GIBSON Co, Tenn, Sept. q, 1857.
d. J. NJ SLEDGE. Enclosed We hand you 4 receipt
for two and a hslf dozen bottles Diarrhea Syrup, which
csmsto hand IN due time, and We have sold one and a
half dozen Of them As far IS We know Il has given en-
tire satsfactlOn. We have sold all The Nervous Tonic
and HoarhoUnd Pectoral left with Us By your agent. We
presume We could sell tEoor three dozen bottles Of each.
II Il Is convenient for Jos TO send then 70 rs.
Yours, truly, J. c. GILLESPIE & SON.
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8Gal Gstate.
6.I07 Acres of Land fer Sale.

I OFFER for sale the following Tracts Of Land -
A IN Upton county, Tenn to-v1t- one tnact Of
80 acres, In one nile OF TIE Memphis and OhioE~
Railroad. and three frpm Mas1l's Depoti ~
sores cleared. bhlEnoe vel timberef- There is a good
dwelling house, gin house. cabins, stables, ysunE or
chardE, &c, On said premises al neE. and built within
ne last two ears One Tract Of 80 acres. $50 acres
cleared and large oeacentngH; usual improvements for
q negro qEarser, and q very large frbmed gin house,
orchards, &C. tits within four miles Of C0vington and
ten Of AEson's Depot, Two and q half from HEtchie river
A. the feet o. the hills. One trace Ct 2,435 acres. known
as Locust Euf5 about dvs-mfles from CovinEtsn, On
HEtchie river. Il would make q eosi able IA IN. contain
lag ebour loo acres Of burst woods. One tract ef 100
acres, within six miles OF Msson's DEPOT and ave OF
Wesley, all woods. One tract Of 81 acres, On Hstchie
river, and SIX miles frsn OOvtngtoH, kn0En a. The Kill
Stone Mountain. have also . steam Saw and GRIT
Nh wish 70 sell. viii sen bargains IN the above
land IS I desire 70 change ny business. Mr.. TE0S- T.
or kEi. THOMAS 7 HUN viii take
HiaasHre IN shsEfnr these lands. Address. Al Memphis,
feh7daEtf r. B. SOhERVELL.
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as incursble By The most eminent Of the medical faculty,
The Washington Remedies are four in number, Wis:
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