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VALUABLE LANDS

PROPOSE selling 1890 sores Of land IN rAua- -
Il haiohie and fahohusha counties, Mississippi,
say ms bone place 800 scrE, 50 Of which = inA~
cultivation, with q god Store-Houae and Orch-A
ards and out-buicings. Also, some smaller tracts. 70
suit purchasers, and ny Nil Tract, 1000 acres. with as
and and vel Numbered, 18th with Cypress and white
osk, aud 1000 good Oak Trees for slaves, being too large
D. saw.
VIII sell on I've yesr time AZ 10 per cent. interest
and q snEH payment down Ny home place is known A.
theGd NouiE Post OGces situated on the TockeBEpzf IA
river, one nile east Of ths Mississippi and Tennessee
mye-wsn J. G. RRoDY.
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VaIUabIe Plantation for Sale
Cheap Plantation for Sale.

nN 81. Rrlncis river, 10 miles shove the -
" mouth, 10 Phillips county, Arkansas The
tract contains Ebout 1000 acres-ons third in cul-e&
tivtton with Eood iupuoTemsnts. Fer parlcu-A
lars spply 70 l~feb2s-tf1 Il. y. OHEH
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Aoursi trulyl 10 GILLESPIE q SON.
MASON prror r. |. 4

hAtoN DEPOT y q X. H Sept. T. 1857.
Dr.. sLEDsE We have sold AT Of your Nervous Tonic
left ~ your scent. Those that hsve used II ARE mucS
pleased with Il. We have had several calls for Il since
We have been ont. You VIII please send as one do1en
bottles and oblhge yours, &C,
4. 7. BR0ADNAI 4 SON.
All Of the above are for for sale b an druEEigfs and
merchants throughout the country. Agents and Others.
wishing . supply, must address
GOODYEAR, KNAPP 4 o
mrfT dfF Sole ur~urEag-ra un--hFur -
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The Wa.hlngtOn Rheumate RemedIea,

And diseases srising from Impurities Of the blood.
The Washington Purifier ars with great force on an
diseases OF irregularities Of ne Liver, Kidneys or
Bowels.
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FILCHEhs FoINIs La march ], 1855.
D. AcCoMB, faientee-Mernphis, Tenn AFTER hav-
ing tested fully "McOomb's Iron ne" for eotton bales.
I am piesaed to Be able 70 say, that they have proved en-
tireiy satisfactory.
I foznd them very easy Of applcation, 70 that ny
servants could pot on four 70 one rope, ard IN addition
TO the fscflity with which they sre appiied, they snbrd q
uniformity IN the siEe o. TIE bales, a. well ~ lessen the
risk from IRE, n ny iufgment, seventy-dve psr cent.
neighhorhood, n the hogps can be had IN time for he
crops and VIII here express The hope that IN f1ture your
used IN tyisg cotton BALES.
was present Ehen part Of ny cotton was shipped.
ana heard the boatmen express great pleasure AZ seelna
tails tie" COINS into use; and have no doubt that h
can Be carried cheaper than rope-tiea cotton, and handed
e~rrryWhere with less labor.
Truly vcuu n ~
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For Sale on Liberal Terms

TWO Thousand two hundred ana thirty sores
Il Of choice Bolivar Land, three miles fucm -
the Mississippi river four hundred acres in cul- fA
uFaionj good Dwelling and comfortable Quar- -
ters5 Steam Gin and new Gin Stands, viii Be sold With
The pace Tvezty No ] Field Hands, younE and likely;
twenty Mules. Ok Teams wagons, Farming Utensils, &c.
Adjointlgthis plaoe I win sell one thousand and ferty
acres, one hundred and atty acres IN cultivation, three
hundred deadened. ne shove property VII Be sold
for one-third cash, TIE balance on one and two years
credit. For farther particulars can on ne a. the plan
tztion. Address J. J. ROSS,
Prenttss, Mississippi.
OF 10 Dr. J. S. PEACOCK,
] mElE-H Mn--znkH marueacaa
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TO SAW MILL OWNERS

T'hE sgoseriber, = practical hiss perms,
neltly loeatea himself in Memphis. fer the purpos'
q RE TOOTHING and sTRAIGHTFEIEa CTRCuIA
~ ~ other SAWS work done AZ Cincinnati and
Eastern prices, and guarNntied.
Aso, orders received for every description OF sars
AlbaEs seld By me are warranted saw Nn owners
chasing elsewhere
sneP On Poplar street. opposite Union Foundery.
@Nee 4Ely SAMUEL p. RTHER
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InNATHAN McMLarER

EURSsvTLLE. Miss. September Q, 1857.
DE. J. n. SLEDsE-Desr SI I have found your
Nervous Tonic to be beneficial for the cure Of Chils and
Fever. You viii please send ne one dozen bottle. As soon
a. you can. Yours, very respectfully.
TnNnTuaN M au-uB
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hRRIWErHER, FORD a co.
PorrI.v.c. w.. F,bru,rv II. ISIS

PORT LAvAcA. Texas, February 10, Is5s
D. hgCoMBs Esq MemphIs.-Dear Sir Yours o.
the LIST Il 10 hand Ths shipment Of Ties from 81. Louis
Is % hand also. We only had time 70 have them tried In
one or Two instances, IS the crop had nearly al been
pressed before your Ties arrived.
Our hieHds are much pleased with you patent a1o
We anticipate the sale Of . large qusstiy ne coming
season.
In the fan, or about LIST Of September. We might as
with ocr consutuents.
We are nuch pleased with your he, and vn uss our
YER truiy your. BAUGHx 4 WALKER.
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sAvAxNAH, June IS is5

SAVANNAH, June IS, 1851
lag e. % rCcaive and compress ali cottons. bound with
D. AcComb's Patent Irun Tie % BOOK and Clasp. upon
the same terms AZ that o. rore hound cotton, and W1uld
recommend tae adoption CT he shove By Planters
c. A. LANAI, Owner OF Gotten Press.
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F0Rs &REO

MOST desirable SUGAR PLANTATION on -
II the c1zSt, 81 miles shove this city, contain
luE SO Arpents Of Land $50 IN cultivation, the
balance heavily timbered, together with 50 s- -
cimaUd slaves. ms place Is In perfect order. Fol
terms, sc Apply 70 PRTrCHARD d OWE
EeE Orleans, June II. 1855. fuu20 dtf
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SheriH,s sale.

SheriH,s Sale. +
DT virtue o. an execution - ne directed b. J. Horne,
Id Eco q Justice Of the Peace N and fer She b. ooun-
~. IN favor OF Wm Miller Va. J. stelnkuhl, for ans ~
ard costs I viii on 18th AUGUST next, In trout Of the
shenTs Once, on Madison street, N Memphis, sell At
public suction, for cash, all the interest Jacob Stein
kuhl has IN and 70 a lease % & term Of years unexplred
upnn lot Nom, fronting sTH 70 tik inches on MARKET
street. running back on Second alley 1885 feet. executsd
10 him By IsbelE n. and John Houston 18th Janua-
~. 1855. iesied on as the properly q said defendant.
iTI5 dIaw5E ROBT. L. SIXTH. Sheriff.
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To the Public.
r
incorporated Commercial college



T1HiS Institution Il now IN t~uoesSfui cpe-
u ration. III IRE lntentics o. the pm -
opal % make y permanent and eeea. IN every ~
respect, "a. any IN ms Or any stasr ss.trS
kVsy branch wmee tauEat o gusiifv youth for . usr-
camille life-thc ART n NsnmEnshp. win Is oFlo4na
aiusfranrt diaramsl the usieace 81 ncuniN eafu RooF-
keeping mProveA ne Prnciris and ne Nature Of BEnr-
ina, VITA Bank Bosk-kecping. &C.
fha attention 81 parentt and <~uardiaaa Il respectively
solicited 70 this UEtitution. He dafsrs himself. hsm
the patronsEs Ne has already reoslved. that be vii mnrH
= eonunasnee, b. his unaienns usL % the Interest q h5
purtla.-
rsrua Ae. made Rno.R % sprliesten at Ne cousgs
ia hAin street
I have the honor b refer % The following Eentismsn,
and sthsrs Wis hsus kindly consented 70 act a. . Board
Of Visitors for ExAminaiion. being pnctical business uan-
Rev J. n. Templa. Rev. J. TounE-
n. A. Jones, Rsq-, Cashier Bradley. wilson 4 c.,
Of CommerGn Ba1k. C. ~ Pallet E1q-s
y. Lane q Co, Lamb. Toung 8 Co.
noARD o. uuIToR1.
Rev. ]. YounE. Rev IN. nuuple,
". zones, Esq. Cashier O \. FectieE ESQ,
CT Commercial Bank, ]. {. Brinffsys 80,
Oil q a Iccra. - Irice. Hse.
nsv1l JOHN J. 8TR PFose-rsE
Ply Catchers.
Vsaoss BIT OATcHEBs have cone and ar . as1
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rhe Irish Troubles Of Is4s,

with thir Causes and COnsequenoes,
ne SOUTHERN CITIZEN win be the mere Interest.
ing 70 bofh American and Irish readers. Besides Ties.
oonfrfbutions from Nj Mitchel, the SOUTHERN Orr.
rzrN will continue 70 have its usual quan .fty Of originn
matter upon political and literary subjects prepared b.
him. nectrculktton, though large and constantly 10.
cresslnr. The PToprictcFS have thought vii be much
more extended By IN announcements this form.
Communication with remiftaRcas may - Htdressed 4
Mitchell & SWAN, Knoxville, Tennessee, or to any Of
the following Agents.
8 g. CoHrtenzy hCo, Charleston, Sourh Cnrolina.
ThnmaE B. 0C0unor, Savannah, GeorElA.
J. @. Morgan, New Orleans, Louisiana.
James A. Gentry. Richmond, Virginia.
Alexander AdEmE0n, Washington City.
TAlinaEe a Turner, CsndGnati, Ohio
P. n. Hsrerty, 10 FULTON street, New York.
S. II. Goet-cl, "a DERphin street, Noble, Alabama.
B.ni. b. Davis, Masonic Building, hontEnneryy Ala
Ross q Touccy, 12I Nassau street, New Tork, supply
teAlers snly upon favorable terms.
James McGfun, 11t Kehrney street, San Francisco.
Cubs Of Ten wiz Be supplied vita the Piper for els.
mwT-fFm "
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MopILr. A. Arrnas. =.

mOHlLEH Az AlrlAc tto5.
We ne urderslsred, ship-masters, nov Ioa6ing ii
this port, having examined the compressed ~ rs q coz
ton, banded with hoCcmb's Irou Tie o. Eo0k and Clasp.
anc having witnessed the operation OF cutting, shorten
mE ard relying 81 the compress, take plsas1rein stating
that ln our opinion. there exists % objection, OF impedi-
nentI % It's use that, on the contrary, We believe e.
mosl every interest connected vita The fandiluc and
~reiEhtiug Of c1tton, viii Be benefited by It's adoption
We therefore rec0mmtnd the use Of ifon for tyinEclt-
tcni IN every stage o. IT. transportati1n.
A.. CROlX EEDMAN. ship Harry HiuH.
~ROBERTsON. ship ArkEright.
w P STONE, ship Lsrgdon.
WILLIAM BYE, thip Nicholas Riddle.
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The Following Persons are
Agents .rnr#
McCoMH, BReTHER 4 Co...--...~...NsW Orleans.
BARTLETT, MCCONB 4 O.-.....sf Laufr-
Jun5-daWeon3m
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Insurance Companies, Compress
OFs and ship Captains.

The Und-rsigned. Undersritefs are on opinion hat
AeComb'siron Tie is Of great vAlus 70 the ostton inter-
est a. q means o. lesseuiuE the hEbnitF % destruction
D. nre, or damage By water, 50 nat where q boat IS
loaded, or q she'd n1ed With "Iron TED cotton sxclu-
sivelg, the risk can - taken for q smaller per cent. than
usually charged % rope tied cotton.
J.G- LONSDALE.
Agent = nnessea Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
MILTON EPUTNAM. Agents.
j. CHADWICK,
Assent Etns, Home, Hartford, Phgnlx and Charter Oak
Insurance Company
MEMPHIS, APRIL Is. 1855.
Tie undersigned, Commissiou Merchants and Gotten
Pastors Of the city q Memphis, having examined
McComb's T" Iron Tie" f~orootton bales, take pleasure "a
oUmmerdtng q % the use q cur friends as a valuable
means Of pnutucing a uniformly smaller sized bale. ans
swing great additional security against destruction b
hre, a. vel as lessening the chances for muulaiion In
handling.
SAMPLE, HTTCHELLhCO HILL h L
BATLISS a UTHRI r. D. BAUGH a co
B D. NARERS, FALLS \ Cash,
GOODLEIT CO, INC
REID sHFLTON 4 Co.
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McComB's Compound Gin Gear


his gearing q constructed Eith ifon nam upriEht
shafts, viii 1sasss cited on 70 which wooded arms are
secured by bolts, ard on thess arvs a wooden rim 10
paced. Which q sustained By wootsn braces, which sia1a
10 a bottom 6anEe, 81 TIE feot 81 he shan, and are
undsr TIE rim 81 the TOP, 20 % % take he whsle usight
Of TIE rim o. The arms
non ssgments are put on this wooden m ash M
ordinary wooden Wheels This aTanEement EtEes q solid
shaf o. iron, with such constracfion e. seizures aEkiast
the great evil o. shrieksEs o. vo0d, Which rendsfs o.
50 alnsst impossible % KEEP the Eeari1E n ruunin6
Trim.
Evfry plAnter Knows s1uething Of the ciashlns pro-
dEced bT lesa EudEeons and loose wedges sbouf the ANS
q wheels, &c al o. which We secure against entirely,
soth IN the maia Whssi snd band Wheel. Tklch ere made
on the same ~principls, giving iron cutters and beams 81
al points. and having only wooden rims - described.
ne main Eheci runs On . steel false sudgsou e. the bot
ton, which r. rspiaceabie a. pieaEuTe-
Oar object b 70 furnish q substantial gearinE, Which
We can ship % order, and q the SAM time p-essrvs ths
features ofthe Old fashioned soaring. which Es think BET
Ter than any other ever odered for plantsrs' use In pre-
psriHg this gearing, We pat the Wheels both ~togetts-s
ard turn ehthe rims, fitting everything mp couplstGTs
and boiling toEethsr securely. and thsn making. 80 -
TO make Il easy 70 screw together aEaini IL can b tafsu
70 pisces, md shipped, or hauled 70 the point deaiEled
and PIT up readily
Ts gearing per set complete, ready 70 ship, eSoo. We
can furnish vorkmen 70 90 with it and erect u 81 pu-
rharrrss ~rnause-
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500 Reward

GU HI - UIIU
Los TIE delivery 10 ne IN Memphis, Of GRls-
Il SEf. This slave is about "a years cd, and
small for one o. Tat age. She Il a detp copper
color, has smooth bushy hair and . heavy urdsrlip. -
She ran on on the nrst o. Ills month and being . smart
~el-fraintd house servant, you'd not readily b suspect
"a &c = runaway. win also give e25 "a the apprshn-
ston and c~o1vicaon e any thief who may have sfolsn, or
FOR any white person er free person e cslor, who oon-
tEreS-tf H0A v. PR8sgoH.
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JACKsoS, rem, Feb'y 20, 1855
D.hcCoNss Esq Memphis, Tenn.-Dear Sir: Tours
OF the i6th inst - before rs. h. ". McCorrey Is de-
lighted with the Iron he and says be vii use noth-
Ing else the coming season.
We think, b. timely Efforts 20 impress the minds o.
planters, they viii use the "Ircn Tie" the coming
SEASON extensively. We VII give you the c~erti6cAts Of
Col Acforey In Z few days, or 20 soon e. be returns 10
the city and belng impressed with the vsiue Of your IN
v~enticn, We viii aid you IN drEwlnE the attention ofour
planting friends to It's value and importance
very respectfully yours, &C
HppTW ETuER EOQn A CO-
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FOR RENT ann FnR RAIr

LOB rent . good DWELLING With six rooms, -
It kitchen aud ssrvzuts' rolm, stables. carri- md
ss house and cisteTn, Fear v. @. F0rd'E resi- ECmI
denoe- EuH
For sale, . lot with two houses, corner Of POPLAR End
Orleans streets. One lot - BY $50 feet, on Linden street.
near K T0pp- he property win be sold on easy terms
BY J. S. ERWIN or :. WBLLKR
ALSo-FoE sale shOuse and lot on the Greealzv tract
dnrhle tena-anL n.rraas
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READ TIE
AND RE COHVTKrEn

EhEAU AENE
AND BE CONVINCED.
THE time has at last arrived when All person. sfaicted
J. with any Of the following complaints, wiz use
DR.. sLEDGE's CELEBRATED COMPOUNDS.
Chnis, Fever and Ague, Dyspspsis. Jsundioe. Liver CON
plant, Nervous Headache, and General Debility,
are cured By the uEs OF
DR. sLEDGE'S NERVOUS TONIC.
Colds, ooashs, crOup, Inausnza, Bronchitis. ASTHMA,
Splitting Blood, and lnsipicnt Consumption. are
cured By The USE Of
DR.. LEDGE's HOGRHOUED PICTORIAL.
DiAuheA, Dgseutsry, Bloody Flux, Cholcra Norbus. sns
al affections OF the Bowels, zre cured b.
the use Of
DR. SLEDGE s CHOLERA & STRUP
For children, when teethins, Is this smedy particu-
lAfly adapted.
P~RIcEs-Nervous Tonic 90 and a. per bottle. H,sr
hound aud Pectcrsl 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles fer As
Dtarihea Syrup 81 per bottle, or Xix bottles for IS.
IL D THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
MEMPHIS, Tenn february 10, 1883.
Dr. J. n. ~SLED0E-DeGr Sir: I have been tsknr
for some days, your Tonic Eitters and take pleasure IN
saying that nothing I hav7 ever taken has benefited me
50 much IN 30 shsrt q time Is it hiss. There was . gen
eral debility and prostration Of ny whole system, head .
ache nearly AL the time, and constant datulency for
sometime sitter eating, with coliness Of my limbs. I used
remedies thst 7 thought good, hut without any special
day OF two after EslnE them, began 20 improve. and and
that am greatly benefited By II. 7 commend them 70
the public as no humbug. and unquestlonably one OF TIE
best tones now in use for debility and general prestra-
tion OF the system. Respectfully, ysur obedient servant.
SAML A HOLHRs.
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LLr --+N-n 1"N -
8 wortaiBston. wor,sinstos Point ?. O.. wa.hlnsssa
PIN BEOOEs
L r.. MarshsH, Nstchsz, Mss. ~
ST hoatSomsIys Madison oOanty. Miss
D. K%lpsties wlssinston oonnty,
1sI Hosisossfz Ends couu'y.
Nathan Ross, Chioot COUNTY, ArE
John Warren, wilmington County.
Elishs EoIthins'on. ARR
JsmesH Wilson, osrrsu, "a
a.ls.5 Low. x.al,oo, HIpa. Ooun'y. Eiss-
Ia ri Csmsron~ O.
L. G. Galloway, Bolivar County,
Michael Erskines Texas.
=. C. James, washington I"
Gnarss osr.os. s~re-n7Hls.
J.h Lsweliar Louisvuls.
Jno McCsIso. Washington "
Perkins d Daniels, Madison.
:. Ruth, Tsnas Psrish, La.
Wm. Dodd. Washinatcn 60 %
Eh Whaker, conoidla, La
Russell Aonigomsry, wsshinstSn Comfy, Mss.
mos Evens 4 stephen Carroll, La.
Dr. Hetesft. Adams County.
is Chapman. Washington County, Mss.
Q. " Campbell Ark
;. Brown, Phillips County, ARA
A Aontsum.ry, Madison Parish, La.
n p johnson, Egg Point, Miss.
D. P. Jacsson, St Josephs. La
Rev. Ben. Chase, Port Adams, Mss.
Iycurgus johnson, ARR
Albert B~ondursnt, ST. Joaphs, La
A. @. Henderson CcnCordia Parish, Ia.
John Murdoch Tsnss Parish, La
T. 3. Msddock, Alexandria. L.
Frsferick stanton, Matches. Mss.
Or. James AHdreWs, 81 Joseph.
Wm. BENJAMIN. Goodrich's Landing, L..
Dr. @. s. Absrcrombie. Dssfs County. Ara.
Dr James Heteaif, HateheIs Mss.
saBfT r. Lambdin, " "
A J. Polk. Commerce,
= L. M-Ckae- paua1a ed d. 60 II "a
J. D. RumE, II"
John ROSsTisuu. DesosO County, Mia ssd n,ns
Tiers.
The Following Persons are
fCCoMB, BROTHER a Co......-...New OTaara-
ARTLETT, MCCONB 4 CO...-..........st Louis.
Jun5-daWeofr3m
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VrDALIA La., Dee s. 1857.
ID MOONS, ESQ Mfmphts Tsnn.-Dear Sir re-
gret that am rot sbie to take the baisnce OF the Tias Won
mention In your letter, (hsving purchased rope, mach
against NY WILL 10 put up the balance o. the crop
l viii here say that no tie. in my opinion Is equal %
yeurs. have seen Holmes 4 Churchn's e a.. 10 fact
have used enough q n & o. 10 put up ssven hundred
bales this year, but DO not consider them IN any Esy
EQUAL to yours.
Your Tie, made out Of good iron, must not only sup
plant all othsr ties, bat render rope useless In haling
cotton Yours, very truiY,
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TIE BEST IN TIE
UNITED STATES
Cs4RNOTS'N
SHOP,

On Second Alley,
UNION AND MONROE.
TIVE undersigned would respectfully Inform TIE eta
sens Of Memphis and Its vicinity, and his numerou
customers living At q distance In the country for tbcl
pas. pstroRsse in bis line Of business, which business
has hitherto been een6ned 70 the manufacturing and put.
ting 10 the ChAir-PunP alone, and san believing then
70 be the best pump IN use, when nAdeo good materials
and properly put up land the meanest when not 50 mad
and put up however. As there are places where thi
Chain Pump canHet be used; also few persons y~etIvinr
Of the "olden times" sho stiIl thirk that there Ar
other Pumps In use superior 20 the Chain PUMP. Ihavr
determined TO scceumcdate the taste Of all BY putting m
or shipping 70 order, any kind Of q Pump that this mar
bet can furnish. Ihave therefors, employed an expert
enosd workman, lately from the East, Whs Win attend 70
puttiag up and repsir * ali Kinds Ok Trep Pumps he
VIII slso Do every kind Of FLBMRIN6, en- Or With 4
VIII warrAnti and When ! say warrant, I mean What
ssy, and say what I mean.
IhEve IN the last year attact 81 machinery % . nam-
Der o. ny Ohni' Pumps With entire success. I have
also used large ba Enoe wheels on Hand Grain Pump
wits equal Success. In ere case I have uEgd the welded
Link Chain snd Termed Baton, which Is quite ezpsn-
stve, but Il .'fsdsth net sway"
IN PARv0."
Ihsva recently Invented . CHAIN PUMP BOX en-
bradns two ccupleie. serarsts and distinct ChAln-
Pumps, tntef ded fer double teDenents, (a1ddoabie priol
pc sons can draE water from his box at The saue
being no hole eft IN the p~artitioa. val OF fezoe, large
sDoogh for an urctin, do or cat, chicken Or mouse %
crawl from ore yard 70 re cher. ! Eould refer you
o~snesrning he Punp, oF 6. Blnghsn and il MeT-
riman 4 Co. ". CARBON,
P 6. ] am prepare % sep Pumps or orders 10 short
,oxice, Up OF down. esgtof westo o. the G1sissippir river.
>-oAns We
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THos J FOSTER


RIPLEY. AisE Fsb. . 1855
d k'CoHB, ESQ Memphis enn--Desr s r: By Wa7
Of experiment ] used yOur " Iron Tie" for this seasons
Greg, and take pleasure In anncmeinE nv conviction thai
tbeT must pretty much supersede The Use q rope, In m
region Of country, next season
Tney are Z great security against dre- and . saving Of
time, lzb0r and money and, In ms opinion. np- viii
rapidly 90 on; Of use IN al the eottcn ErJwioE region, a.
a tie for c0ttoa bales
Contrary TO the opinion q s~ms who have net tried
them I found then very simple aud easy Of application.
20 that ny neEloes found no dimcultY In putting then
on and cCnirary 20 the Apprehension % others Vho we're
prevented from using TIE Iron Tie because there wauId
be an extra charge made b. cotton buyers therefore I
was offered = premium q one eighth Of a crnt per pound
for ny Ircn Tied colt u In the Memphis market; and I
have NJ doubt that Uhen the Inn TIE Is well understood.
cotton ti0d With It VIII always sell q. a premium ever
rupe tied cotton Very truly yours,
J. B. ELLIS.
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II2O Acres of Land
For sale.

nEsIRIEG 70 move westward, I 0Her for sale -
IL the shove Lkndia TpFah county, Mississippi,
aght miles southeast Of Lamar Depot, and four-s~
ten miles south Of Lagrange Depots 500 acres -
o. the land are In cultivation and unser Eood fences:
q comfortable Frame Dwelling and kitchen, with negro
bouses, gin and press, apple and two peach orchards,
Eiih ounce and ether fruit trees Of various kids last
'ng spring, With two small streams running across me
lad and plenty Of GOOD timber, and about $50 acrss Of
Btiom Lsnd not cleared, Which, BY leveetnE, could be
msde very protuctive. Any person wishing 20 purchase,
VII please c1ne and eEamina the premises where ther
vii and ne o. some one who vii show ne same. u
desirfd, ] wT1 sell the crpp EroEfng on fheplane, 2S0acef
ms1f-W8m q. G. WILCOX.
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MEMPHIS, Apsn Is 1855
NV nnrrArs. An-nas L

On the Grst September next. the UNDERSIGNED vii Re
asEodat5d together, for the purpose OF storiEg and CON-
pressing cotton, uuder the style cf ResdiuE Pasteur &
Co. and aErea b reoeive Ell cottons BANDED with the
MoComb Tie. and compress Il on the same terms as rope
tied cotton.
Having Two Of the largest sized Tyler Coffin Presses.
We VII BE- QreFared to pres the whole az necessayTlrcn
bound cotton, coming on the present srop to New Or
leans 4 b. READING. BTamsh Press.
q = PAsIEUR Brokers' Press.
r. n PAsFEUM, Armor's Yard.
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ELIHU KILPAFRICK. n. D.,
Of Washlngton County, Mss.

me following are . few Of ne planters Eho have the
Press IN Csc, to whom please refer:
Thomss " Bsks Rodney P o. Jsnerson Comfy
Kiss.
d.. n Y. Philips, EDWARDS Depot, Hinds Comfy,
s worhipston. VOuhingtos Point ?. O.. W.shinsssa
County. Mss.
D.. . BsoOEs