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steam Engines and Boilers.
rstravs---Shelhv County,

TAKEN UP By JeDes n. Hcdges,A
en- on the "a day o. July, 1883, = A -
49, HORSE, 6 or 9 years old, 1bh hands
NlL1 high, snal star IN the face ana sEd-G31
de marks on his back; 3 feet white. Tslucd al $40
Said hodge, resiies N the t0En o. Raleigh.
Tsken up BY John K Branch. on the 1st dsy OF July,
1855, "a TAI MULE, 10 hands high, 3 years cid,
name ard tan shaved Valued st SO.
Also BY Tie same, q BRIGHT SORREB HORSE, shout
ie hands high, S years old, some saddle marks On right
side, shodb before. eye supposed not TO Be sood. Valued
"a sie0.
Also by III same and ~ the same time, . HORSE cf
nearly q white color, supposed 70 have been IN iron grey,
about i6z hands hish. II years old, With marx Of hsr-
ness on one side. Vaued 81 AVS said John X.
Branch resides IN The lst Civil District some 4 or 5
miles southeast o. English's.
A. 8. THOMAS
IyiO-daE4is RsuEsr, Shelby county
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WNME4h.

SITUATION as TEACHER, By q Esntieman, bern,
a raise { and educated in Virginia, who has had ten
Tesrs5 experience In his profession, having been engaged
for the last six years II one place, mar Academy Of high
erder Re proposes 10 teach ths10uzhly and correctly
frfir- Greek. Frenca. MafhemEtios, Natural and Moral
g~Isnce. and the brsnches usually taught In an knglish
educstion. Ne prefers . Pro.essorEhip IN a College CT
- 80 AZ Principal IN an Acsie1ys thozgh be would,
1ndf- certain circumstances, take charEe Of . prtyate
srbool. References viii be gven and required. Ad-
Wssiso1 coVnfv. virginia " Reference e made, By per-
misTion. 70 Judge r II Field and 6on JhnesF strota-
er. 81 Cuipepps- county, Virginia 70 Col. James L.
Eeunar and Gen. Robert A. Banks, Madison Court
Houss. virginia. TO Nj. Sugars MeLenore, BroEnsvile,
T-,7essee Jesse Johnston, DeSoto county, Mississippi
and James ?. Johnston, A. NJ Memphis dehnessee.
trnB-w7m
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Runner Of q RaiIrsaa Accident.

NEW TOBK July ls.-It Is rum0red Tat an seeiaent
has occurred On the New Tork ard Erie Railroad by
which seven persons we're killed and forty wounded. No
particulars received.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARIaUsr.
Bureau Of TatcE ard Dock.
Forn oNr.

lhere date the o1er1
!, theIe 10 ert the name or names composing the nrml
OF llamfi the town. IN the state q fsame TIE STATE,
hereby 01sr 70 furnish under your advertisement dated
date Of advertisemeut,) aud subject b al the require
ments OF the same, aud q he printed schedule 70 witch
Il refers, all the articles embraces in Class No. name thu
eass,) for the nEvy-Tsrd ~ name the yardl s~csar6ins
10 said nhcdule, viz here p1ste on the printed class
n N me fchedulel and opposite each article S.
dollars and cents, aud foot Up The ~aggrogAte amount Of
the bid tr the elass) amounting 10 (here write thu
amount o words
required By the Schedule for N supply under the Glasses
mifoelaneous, b anon-resident Of the plaoF Of delivery,
and sh0ula my oner Be acc pied. I request the contract
nay - prepared and sent 70 the navy ag-nt a. (name he
agency hr signatures and certificate.
Here the BIDDER and each member OF the arm "a slrn .
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COMBINATION PATENT
Upright Steam Saw Mill.

nounced b. al wis have examined Its operation 70 b
the most simple, enoent snd practical mscaine for the
purpose ever produced. The entire cost Of the Mi, with
= nrst rate steam engine and heller Of about rs horse
power. the whole es;ab ishment complete, delivered ready
for shipment IN ST. Louis, Is
ONLY Sill ) o.
For twenty-five horse PtweT IS follows;
Hnrine 10 fnch Grinder, 20 inch stroke,l
boiler douhle-nued, "a feet long, 30 inches
In diameter. al Connections o0mplfte, IN $3.50
Guiding two pumps and large size M1uca-
pablo Of cutting icgs feet in diolehz..-J
NASHVILLE, TENN, March 9, 1855.
BRAGG BURRowEs-Gentemen We have got one
Of your ooubinaticn patent mills In operation asd are
well pleased with It. We can saw from 900 TO sy5e0feet
inch boards in twelve hours. and MAKE the best lumber
that can be sawed We have been running some three
weeks. cutiflr white oak, black OAK and poplE-. and
hsve never cnt q orOoked line yet There has been 81
lss.t one hundred persons TO see q since we started Il,
and an believe give q uF % be the best mill they ever
saw. a. u 5AhhkIt-
We furnish either or double-aued Rollers
as uarties prefer, without any extra charge
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SrffiaI MOtiffs.
no MoIbers of PhiIadeIphIa.

TO MUtHtIb o.
WOULD Jon Epply poisous ts the denclie nervous coat
Ing Of the sicmsoh, for 8 local dineulty Ike a FelOn,
broktn breast, = painful sEeIiins? &C. b. no means
Then do not give poisonous narcotics and %irritstinl
dsugs to your ehnd for OrOUp, Sc, but spply peGrsthl
ELECTRIC OIL" and nj It don't cnv the eroup In on
day, come 10 TIE once ard get CSC. Only once 30 sOuu
Eighth street, below Chestnut street. This OIL win taxi
out . barn In % minutes.
This Great Remedy can be had Of the agent here
CHANDLER 5. Co. Prloe, IS cents 50 oents aud 81.
F-raH.-F-
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-. -WADsWORTH, P. ~
GOOD FOB

> mis- invaluable Linins1t Is also equsny sncatious IN
curing The q ssaEes Of animals. as witness The following
~rttHoats- Messrs. J. d A Arnot, and Lynch & Co,
herp the two largest liverT stables In the west, and are
centrally known throughout the United States
ST Lows, December 2Sd, 1857.
we. fhe undersigned, having used BrSeg Arctie LiDi-
fneut. for q number Of months, cheerfuny testify b its
superior efdctcy IN curing the diseases o. horses 50 vel
are Ne satisfied Of the Arctic being the best L1inent
made, that NC would use No other. We Keep and have
Kept for . humber Of ysErs, extensive livery STAB e. in
this city, and con6equeuty our expercDoe about horses
and their diseases is great, and We unheEifstiDgi y say,
that t5s Arctic Liniment Is the only one We have ever
found 0IuGy1e fecfiDe. Ts-oordlAIiy eoomne Il 70 all
iivev static ksspsrs ant others having the care Of
hoTses. J. A.
Lynch, n h CO.,
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Hundreds

OF oureitIr-ns complain Of DEBILITY and lHngOr Of III
system, derHnsenent Of ne liver or stomach, vsnt o.
appetite, etc. they are frequently the result Ct too clos
application, ard a thoussnd other causes that VIC eanno
here name, bst We would say to AL smlcied, DO a. VI
done-uss DR.. J HosTETTER's CELEBRATED sron'
AcH BITTEEs. and cur word for Il, you VIII Be osred
We recsmnsnd this medicine, knowing from experiences
that It Is much superior 70 the generality ofPstent med
ieines.
For sale By SrusgistL and dealers generally, every
where. iy14-dtWsviW
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Valuable Property
FOR SHE.


A GOOD improved Plantation In Bolivar county, Ms
n sissippi, with IS acclimatea Negroes.
-Four improved Plantations In Arkansas on Mississippi
river, Laconia Landing
Fine Improved place, 1i0l2 acres, on Mississippi river
II miles above Memphis.
$50 acres, 9 miles north a Memphis, on Big Creeh
Plank Road.
ss5 seres, with ane Improvements, s miles north Of
Memphis.
I,I65 sores adjoining The above
81 sc-es two miles east Of town, on Pigeon ROost
Plank Road.
Two building lots on Main street, below Seal street.
Lot corner Of shelby and Talbot streets, IS By 80
feet.
s Acres ueartbc Memphis and Ohio Railroad DsPet Il
lots to suit purchasers
Two god Cotton Sheds, near Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Dsrot.
Fi1e R-sdcnos and 7 sores, In Sou.h Memphis.
40 ao. e, Residence, 7 rooms sd other good improve
ments. near Bunty's station.
% acres, 5 miles from Memphis, On Raleigh Pisnk
Road.
4HOuses, 1 rooms each on Long credit, near sam
Mosby's.
In sddition 70 the above. We have q great msny in
proved and uuimproved Lots snd Piantat00s, with and
without Negroes, FOR sale. For Information, apply to
ROBINSON & YOUNG,
Real Estate Brokers', Is Madison street, up stairs.
FruE
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Edmondson & Armstrong,
wholesale and Retail Dealers in
~ re ar avn n u 2 1

Edmondson & Armstrong,
wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HIDES, OIL IND LEATHE r,
NO. 81 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Court Square-Sign Of the
sole . m p.
KEEP constantly On hand 8 full assortment OF articles In
their line, consisting In part Of French ard American
Oslf skins. Hemlook and Oak-Tsnned Sole Leather,
skirtinEs, Harness, Bride, wax and Kip Upper Leather,
EnHmeled and Patent Lesther Of ali kinds; Pad. Hog
Chsmois, Deer, Lining and Tipping Skins. Also, = fun
assortment OF saddlers', shoemsksrs' and Tanners
Tools, &C. szddleTy Hardware and Harness Nountings
OF every variety-to which we respectfully invite
the attention Of persons buying in eur line.
Eug50iy
Saddles. Harness, Brides, sc.
WI are now just receiving = fresh and well selected
steot Of goods In this line, sush as
SADDLES, BRIDES,
HARNESS, COLLARS,
HAHBs. WHIPS,
q HARNESS,
BRDIs FILLISGs, EORsE COvERs,
SADDLE BAGS, ETO, ETO., RTC.
OF EVERY VARIETY.
All Of Which We VII sell a thevery lowest Market rates,
-EPN0EDsOE Il ARMSTRONG,
No. 247 Main street,
/ aurl0-Iy Sign Of the Golden 9iirrup.
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MEMPHIS, rem Mover

MIS-. BEDFORD NOBLE was confined 70 her couch 70
three yssr with numb palsy, and after being in despsf
from the fEil1re Of all other remedies. vas cured By II
Arctic Lfnimeut, n . little over a month.
EE WwuTngTnE
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Class N 1. Bricks; class No. 2 Stone; class No. q
1el0E-pine timber class No. & TeIloE-pine lumber;
cas- No. 5. White-oak aid hard wood; class No g.
White-plne timber class No. Z. Lime; Class No. = Ce-
ment class No ?. Gravel Ind sand; class No. 10. STATE;
qAss Nc. II. Iron, iron nails, and spikes; class No. u
Stee5 class no. II. Flesi Class No. IS Pain ., oils. and
Sasfi class No, IS. ship c~aandleTy5 class No. i6H
Sperm oil class No II HARDWARE; class No. 10. sta
uo7ery5 class No. 10 FifoEOsdi class Ms 2s. Hay and
straw class No n. Pruvenders class No. y. Charcoal;
class No. % Belting, packing, and hose; class No. 2T.
Augers. cas- No. q lion H1aNa
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WONDERFUL CURKI

Eugene Mallory. NAiabfz, was three year, ( he vioii
~ q ho-rihie tumor on thn neck, which resisted at rem
dies until he tried the Arctic Lniment Three botl
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Carriages and RuRgies,

S@o 80 DAesAGEn
Ever offered In this market. Having hal q long expert
enoe IN the business We know the wants OF the c0ummu-
nifty knd feel warranted In saying, that sur facilities
Tor obtaintng good work are unsurpassed By any house IN
tho south Carriages Of every description built 20 order
and work guaranteed All kinds % repairing done with
Eeafness and dispatch.
1 tuns2 d6na LA. WOODRuFF & co.
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'oT turtnef parNcnlhrt hnoFets
BRAGG 4 BURROWS,
Cor. Third and Market streets, 81. Louis, No.
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Oh.
7ETnE -"

DR. CAVANAUGH'S
Pile SAhV IA
Per the care Of every form Of
HEMORRH0IDS, OR PILES;
Whether Of long standing or recent origin; internal OF
zxternsl; WHETHER sttended With Prolspsus, Hensr-
rhars. or obstructioni and alby
EXTERNAL APPLICATION
No Internal sdiuvauts beng required IN any esse, only 70
rsrulste the Bowels, II constipsted, or In Disuh0s and
B~yoentsry.
A large number 81 scntlen0n throughost the country,
Of high character and influence, have voluntary sttested
70 its eencacy IN thsir own cases, net Of heGrssy, and
who's certificates may Be seen ~ reference 70 The pro
p~ristsrs' publications. 70 be had o. their agents, through
out the United States.
Price. 81 per Bon, retail.
The PILE sALVE h put up IN dass Jars, iaclosed In
a pspsr box, properly lsbened, and rnl kesp any length
n For sale N this city By
JoHssoE q LoNs,
WARD 4 JONES,
Manifold q Co.,
n. =. FARNgwoETH
y. 8. HuGHEsl
v. n. SHELToE,
HrNRy TEST, and
GeoDxEAR- KNAFPhco
= =. 4 co,
ds<kuf Pru1rietnrE IT. Tnus. No
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6Onururfial Mlattrrs.
IrEEFHIs BAIET APPEAL OFFICE,
~a.-wupaU TuIv II q (

ooTToN.-fbsrs vas nothing doing yesterday IN The
way Of buyins or selling. We rep at our flrnar quota
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Z

MANY Drurrists, having ole Biuimsnis on hand, win
~ 10 sell then 10 you a. the best, sf DO you Pc
ftfvely refuse 70 purchase them. Ask for "BRAGG's
ARCTIC LIEIMENT,D ADD take no ofhar.
EBRBAL PROPOSITION.
The pTopristoE agree 70 furnish each ~purchsser q =
dollar bottle, with free subscription 70 The u. s. jour
ual, fer one year. This iE one Of the best n 7. Illus
fratsd papers. A c~srtihcste, euuuing the holder 70 The
benent Of this proposition, T. enclosed IN the wrapper
GROUND every dolAr bottle. The Arctic LfnImsnt Is put
M IN IS cent. 50 cent and 81 bottles. The5 30 cent and 81
bottles contain 50 and 100 PET oeat. more Liniment In
1-oporfieb TO their cost, and sue the cheapest. Per sale
By BhASS
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AlistflIantons.
Good Investment.

7 WISH 20 dispose Of one half q the UNION
L ERY % one Eh0 fs vel qaaiihed 20 ta-e casrga q. "a
business ana reiievs ne Z ON the care ana usnagemfui
Of the csncern. Il has q good run n custom zDd ismsk-
Ing money. I only want q partner for the puTposes ansFs
statfd, a. I desire some respite and recreation.
Any business man wishing 70 ensaga N the ioundery
this concern.
I VII expect th9 purchaser % PIT IN 90 equal espitsl
win mFseE I.
Bycaning At the onacs Of The foundry On Poplar street,
7 win make . fair exhibit Of the busiufss. 10 not sads
factory, Of course, ] would not expect any one u take an
.iisrest. WATTC. BRADFORD. Frcpreter.
Memphis, Tenn, Jsns y, 1853. 1un9o-tf
n-Charleston Mercury snd Augusta Constellation
ailstc0Dy three months and forsard BIN o. aoqve
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HOkRIBLE TUkOR.

Ms. George K. Taylor, CsnGl street, n. O.. hal %
suffered from q painful sa1 disdEuTinE eruptLn CO
fsoe, and BY TIE use q one bottle - she Lniment :
cnred. and resiornd % her origInal heantE.
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DOctOr J. White,

Doctor J. White,
IN o~ounsctisa with his Ciaciunati Medical Institute ha'
opened = BrHnch Once and Depot for bis Invaluable
Family Medicines, In Memphis, Tenn, on Union street.
between Front sDd Main, where be may be consulted aud
his remedies dtE7snssd and furnished TO Physieians'
~druEEists and dealers IN msdiolnes on favorable terms
In the employment Of his remedies, the anicted VII
quickly lean that they Dc not depress the system or vital
forces; but are constantly rsnovsting the entireorssnism
and building up and giving to the constitution and mino
their youthful freshness, stsmins and strength.
Some Of Dr-J WHITES REMEDIES, planters and
families, on becoming acquainted With them, can no more
think OF being without them than they can think Of do
ing without their brssd, 50 useful snd ready are they In
relieving near.y every kind OF disesse-slinjuriesi aches
and pains wherever located
Being NATURES REdEDIEs, ana seuns IN spsoine
harmony with Eature's laws, rarely ran peIs1fet1 ~
10 arrest and permanently cure the most oompileatea
and Formidable diseases, chronic and aeute J1hs-sA
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BRIGGS ARCTIC

THIS Incompatible Iiniment, upon which the gres,
L mass Of the afflicted q all lands now rely for relief
from the pEnEs Of Rheu1zfssm, Neuralgia, Govt, Erysi-
pelas, Cancer, ScTofula, SprHins, Bruises, Burns, Scslfs,
and all cutEneous diseases. Is rapidly superseding al
similar preparations. TbR pFoprietors give for The en-
ooursEement OF sufferers, the following memorandum Of
. few o. the wonderful cures effected By It during the
past few months. Certhcatss from The parties named
are In the possession Of tie proprfefors, bat their length
precludf = the publication Of ali but . few.
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R%EsHoRKD TO BRAUTl

III =. .INNN- N.NII|-Wa
Attic daughter o. Kris Lee, residing on Lake street,
Chicago, vas scElded all over By the ~upsettlng OF kettle
Of boiling water. Tie Arctic Liniment was applied 40
ordinE % the d~ireefl0ns, Gnf-the Ere was instantly e.
raotsd, and In 8 few days the little sufferer vas vel.
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xsayAi- ssna., 5uli !, ISIS
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WASHINGTON

Class No. I. Bricks; clss5 No. ?. stone; class No. =
YellsE-pine timberi class No. 4 TenOw-pius lumber;
class Nos. OAK, hardEOOd, timber, and lumber; class
No s. White pine, spruce, ~juniper. aud cypress; class
No :. Lime and hair; class No s. Cement; class No. 9
Gravel and saudi class No. N. Iron iron nails, and
pixies; olass No. T. Steel class No. II Pig iron; class
No. Il. FILES class 10 Paints, oils, &c; class No IS
Ship o~hantlery5 class Ne. l6E. Sperm oIl; Class No. II.
Hardware; class No. IS. Stationery; class No. is. Fire
wood; class No 20 Hay and straw class No. p Prov
enderi class No. p. Charcoal; class No. %. Betting
packing, and hose.
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Kentucky School of Medicine
Valuable Landing
A. Go,

TNHB linden Ian DING, now occupied By O. L.
Il weldon, near the town o. Minden, Claiborne Parish.
Louisiana, will be sold OF public auction to the highest
bidder, In the town Of Minden, en- the nrst MOEDAY In
September next his property comprises about 39Q
acres OF Land, with the improvements thereon, consist
Ing Of Cotton she6s and a warehouse. The Landing
controls q large part a the extensive and rapidly grow
ing trade Of the Parishes tributary to Lake Bisteneau.
q d Is one Of the largest points for the shipment o. cot
ton ~ The interior, AMI Is entirely above overflow. Ts
those tc1u8intei with this property, u Is unnecessary to
say rsoc these unacIuainted with Il can Obtain fun IN
formation REGARDING The quantity Of cotton shipped an
nlaly from Il as vel IS the amount Of up freight re-
osived by Il. " applying 70 the parties named below.
TERMS OF SALE-nne-th I'd cash, or 4 New Orleans
acceptance payable LIST January next; one-third payable
n December, 1858; ard one third payable IN April, 1850,
In New Orleans acceptbnoes, approved
For further partlcu srs IN relation to this property,
apply to ". J. STIRLING. Esq. Ainden O. L. VEL
DHH. ESQ, Aiodsu Lmdingi or 10 n. B. BRADY q
90, New Orleans. jun96 twin
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D5SsOEssttOas.

THE arm Of HANCOCK, & 40. is this day
Il dissolved By mutual consent. R G.. CLARK snd g..
" Trotter are charged with the settlement Of the busl-
ness. The name OF the firm can only be used IN Ii1uida-
ton. A. 8. HANCOCK,
R g. CLARK,
Nay 4, 1855 -Jun6 GEO- ". TROrTER-
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GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE.

- - "a
THROUGH from YIeksburE, Nisslsslppi % New Or
Il leans, Louisiana, In twelve hours and a half y
Eay Of The Southern and TIE New n fans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroads. Tie cseapest and most ex-
peditouI route from Ticksburgt q New Orleans.
From and sfter this date, an ENPREss P~AssEN0ER
NAM vii runo On the southern Railroad which vii
with ths rain from Canton for Eea Orleans 81 $50 A.
81. Passengers BY this train vii arrive II New Orleans
ate.10 p. q.
RsturnfnE. yin leave Jackson, connscting with d.
train from EeE Orleans for Canton a. 615 r N and
VIII arrive al VicksourE al I.B p. n.
The trip By this train 70 ard fsm New Orleans ts
Vicksburg, viii Be made the greater part o. the year In
day time.
Thr07sh tickets sold At the O1ess IN vlssshurg and
RATE8 OF FARB.
From Ticksburg 20 New %
Children three years Old and under, freej over three
years and up 70 twelve years Of age, half price tl ever
Twelve. run "a =.
Ths regular passenger train VIII continue 70 run a.
uaual, laasing TickfburE daily at2-60 p. NJ viii arrive
a. B iton's Depot. co1nscting vita the HAYWOOD cars
fgr Raymgnd and COopePs vel af4l5 ? NJ leaving
B0lt0u's Depot and arriving a. Jackson and connectinE
With the train from New Orleans for Canton Al 625 P
n leaving Jackson a. 6cB p a win STRIVE st Hort01
Depot Al 5 p ~, connectiug with the daily line Of stages
bF MONTGOMERY, Ala.
Returning, wiz leave Morton Depot AZ 30 A. NJ. ar
irving a. Jackson and colzectiuE win the train from
Castor for New Oriesus Al $50 A NJ, c1unectinE with
The Raymond ears 81 Boiton's Depot a. . A.. o. and
arrive al Vieksburg At ii20A NJ
General Superintendent southern Railroad.
Nmm.UaHM
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of Woods Hair Restorative.

DEEP kIVER- CONN July "a. 1885
Mr.. Z eaVenw0r h-Sir have ben troubled with dan
druH OF scurf on ny head for more 6 an year. my hair
began to come out. scurf and hair together. I saw Ia q
New Haven paper about " woods Hair Restorative as
q cure. Icaaied at your store on the LIST Of April last
and purchased on0 BEETLE 70 ~ Il, snd I found 70 ny
satisfaction II WsIthe thing; II removed the scurf, snd
/ new hair began q Erow; it Il Nc two OF three inches IN
length where IL was all on. have great faith IN Il I
wish you 70 sead Inc two bottles more By Mr.. Post, the
bearer o. this. I dent know a. any Of the kind Is used
IN this place, you may have q market for macy bottles
aft ft Is known here.
Yours with respect. PRATT.
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THE UNION
PATENT CIRCULAR MILL!
Cuts from 10000 to 1900 feet Of Lumber per

Cuts from 10000 TO 1900 feet OF Lumber per
Day Of Twelve Hours!
UTEa are al length enabled 70 inform eur numtroui
w customers that re have % perfected, by new I'M
psriaut improvements, the Union Circular Saw NIL,
that We have no hesitation 10 pronounce 10 superior 4
ANYTHING yet offered the lumherHlan- Strong and vel
made, having about double the stock Of WOOD and iron
work In the same class Of mill. Our long experience hAi
shown Us that % we want q aTst class mill 1t can only
be had By q liberal outlay Of labor and material The
guides for carriage are pEneos and the rolls turned int
tem5lets that the log Is madeto move In a true ine, easy
and without play. The saw Ehaft Il cot up in the besi
style, size : inches. with long bearings so that We hsvs
neither vibrstiOn or heating Of shan.
The improved Head Blocks We have introduced CON-
mend the highest praise q practical ssVyers. Large
saving OF tine with decreased efficiency and strength ART
combined in IBIS superior Saw Mil. WeWllnOt for feaI
q Appearing eKtrsTAgast say bow muoh iunoet v,
have cut per hour. II the necessary help 10 handle q
large amount Of lumberis present 200 feet per hour o.
poplar, pine, walnut, &C, can becEt without taxing th'
fan capacity OF the mil.
10 not expect to compete ia price with other parties Wht
build circular mills without regard % oonvenienoes styk
or durability. Stll We Offer them as low as can possibtl
BE- Afforded. oonsiderirg the amount 81 labor and maze
ne fenosing are oar lowest cash prizes, which In
cludes - feet carriage and mGtS bdt, with engines sn'
boilers Of rs ard y horse Poweri and al other hEture'
complete.
/ 4sin. mill and engine. 9 IN. cylinder, IS IN.
et-1kt boiler, double hued 20 %. lang, lin $3.50
dtameter. and ali fixtures ready 70 set UP1
Z 50 inch mill and same size pCver------ 81
81 inch mill and same poSer.---.----"---- Lae
81 10. mill and engine, 10 In. cylinder, %
In. stroke, boiler dOubls-dued, "a n. long 22s
] $50 10. diameteri
I IS IN. mill and same SO
90 In. Uil aud sane -
10 mIu aHd zane -
~ an mills. engiae and boilers guaronhod as re
For further particulars address
BRAGG h BURROWEs,
Cor. Third and Market streets, ST. Louis, No.