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MammOeks
Parl0r Furniture.

TEw Jus. received BY RALrosd. For sale 10y =
a - NGRAHAk b LEES.
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PIANOSII nrIANOSI PIANOSI
Geo. Flaherty & Bro.

-citi5n 10 our former sto,k, we-E-
L Ave jest reseived an assortment. IN ~
Guiding the Grand Pianos from the rs-I
nogne4 mandatory o: Halct q Cum-s
stons
Fiue P1rlor Sets with an immense stock OF common
FURNITURE win Be closed oct At prices as low IS the
lowest, to save expense Of removal 10 our new tore, iron
z FLAHERTT BIO.
iun2e-dIm cor. Main and unign sts. Memphis
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WMmERn.

d younF nan o. indugircus Eteaey habits. vita .
thrcugh noWiedze Of kercanfns Business. gained
b. several years eLperieucs "a g. q ~sfuatioa 10 q egrn-
try store his change from eitg % country life 10 de-
sired that 7 msy eajoy The pl asure % good soeiety, and
ire cmf0rts o. q quiet hone ne best o. city refer
encea given Also refers 70 some o. the nrst business
6ouses iu HeE Toh, ~ required Al rsss J ", Post
orce, hemphis. Tennessee. JRe-W2W
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Oh.
H SA1V II

HEMORRHoIDS OR PILES;
whether Of long standing or recent origin Internal or
external; whether attended VIII Proispsus, Hsmss-
rAsre, or obstrueiIOni and Slby
EXTERNAL APPLICATION
No Internal sdjuvsnts being required N any case, only 70
regulate the Bowels, II OOnstipsted, or ia DiArh0a and
Byseutsry.
Il hiEh eharaste1 and influence, have voluntary Httested
% lie efeaey in their o~n cases, net Of heHrisy, and
whose certificates may be seen ~ referenoo 70 he pro-
pristsrs' Pzblications 70 Be bad Of their agents, through
cut the United 5tates-
Price. 81 per Box, retail.
re PILE sALvE Il put uP IN glass Jars, nclosed IN
q paper box, properly Labelled ana VII Keep any length
81 time.
JOHNSON 4 Lone,
WARD 8 JONES,
HAsxYIELD 4 o..
n. 7. FAnNBWuaTH
n. s. HUeHEsi
". n. SHELToN,
HENRY TEST, aud
GOODYEAR KxAPP&Co
z. n. g. CO.,
ortS-dAwiy Proo-isinr~ 81. Ions. No.
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n
LlRGE aaaortnenb puichasso Deiore1ne ls,e -
y A. SO ~ Ne very scp, ~ Wholesale OF rs-1I. -
!. YAEFsWoRxa 4 co.
- 80. Fr11t HbNs
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Trustees sale.
IN pursuance Of the power and title vested In ne IN
L and b. q Deed 81 Trust made b. jacob Steinkuhl, da-
ted June 30rh. 1857. and registered ~ the once Of the
Register Of shelby County, Tenn. 10 BOOK No %. pages
81 $50 and Ss4. I viii expcss 20 public sale, on q credit
o. seven months, on TUESDAY the 1TfH A OF Az
GUSF. 1865. IN front Of the premises, In the city OF Men,
phis, 7 m all ths right, tlte and interest OF the said
Jscob Steinkuhl. IN ard to AT that certain messusge, BE-
inE the south halt q the lot q ground inovn and dsslE-
nsted On be ariginal uapor plan Of Memphis IS lot No.
I6T. a. conveyed { re By the Aforesaid DEED OF Trast.
Bond and approved acurlty and q lefn reserved IN the
lot. are the tlrns Of sale limited In sa d Deed % FIRST.
NI5-tfH J. W-ILDBERGFR-
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A pleasing appearances Is the h-st letter Of Recommend
alton.
GoDEREX's
EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,

A ple4et1E Gppearan1e Is te nret otter OF heoommena-
alton.
GoDFREXy5
EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,
For Sefening TIE Skin aad ilproviag the Complexion.
EUGENE DUPUY, SOC B~rosd~sy. n. T..
Sole agent for the United StatsL.
he otjsct Of this Circular IL 70 Civ pubHcity to the
most "a uab'e and ehcislt RemedT that has yet been in
troduoed in the practice q Medtcine. for the purp se o.
rfmsv DIX every vnsightly appearance from he Skin, and
preserving 70 it g the lstest period d life nearly al the
hrmness and freshness q yoH-h Extecslve experience
ard minute obsrrvEt on have lonE satisfied the proprietor
tfat II applied IS dirsctsd il vii speedily remove any IN
slightly appearances, such Hs Tan, sun-Burns, Freokles,
&c, sni qu ky cure ell Pimpiess HuTors and krup-
tons which msy dsdgure the eouutenHnoe and vii also
impart 70 the Skin the NEST d~elig1iful softness and deli
cate clesrness IN shot, 70 preeervea pleasing compiler
loo through lie, nothing Is required bat q e use Of
GooFREY's TRA or ELDER FLOWERS,
TIE sweetest End really the most perfect
BEAUTIFIER IN "a UR z.
This admirable preparation Of Eiier Flowers Is very frs
grant Is . perfume. Elder Flowers have from the esrh-
est az g been esteemed asa mild HDd harmless, yet most
perfect beautinsr ef the skin. Tan, Sun-Buras, Freckles,
Reiness, &c, It viii sBeedfy and completely remove
C~HILDREH.-It Is sinEulsTly beneficial and perfectly
inorous, even 70 the youngest intent.
SHAVING 1T Is valuable beyond anything, annihilst-
InF every Pimple, and all roughness, rendering the skin
soft and arm preparing Il - ooup,efely for the razor
FAMILY LoTIoE-Godfr rs Extract 81 Elder HoT-
srs vii be found beyond praise, snd needs only . trial 70
be aFrovad.
AsEETs
Carey. Howard h Sanger, EsE Tort.
schisnellin Brss 4 Co.,
?. Q. wells 4 Cs.
J. ". NoTeross a %, Boston and New TOrE.
fuufH-eThaSuAm
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s~@E--"~=z% @%s~ 30 $$$$4 10. s1~TTaSS%&g es
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AnNOEn HIG-
&fFANPH.

ATTOREBYS " Law. Ssicit0rs In Chanoery and
\ General Oolleeting AGENTS., JaciHto, Miss Win give
prompt attention 10 AL businsss oonhded 70 them profess
sionAuy. Refer % The pzst a. A. idez 20 the future.
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Valuable Landing
A. NJ Snln

TfHE MIHDE6 nov occupied By g. L.
Il Weden, nsar toe town o. Minaen, Claiborne Parish,
Louisiana, viii be sod Al pu6lic auction 70 the highest
bidder, IN tie toEh OF Minden. en- the d-st MONDAY IN
Septsmser next. This prs.erty comprises about 81
sores Of Land with the Improvements thereon, consist
ing Of Cotton SHEDS and q warehouse. The Landing
controls q large part Of the extensive and rapid grow
iug trade Of the Parishes tributary TO LAKE Bistenesu.
5 q is one Of Ire largest points for the shipment Of cot
ton 10 the interior, and Is entirely shove overflow. Ta
those scluainted with this property, o. r. unnecessary 70
say more those unacqualnted with Il can obtain fuu In
formation ~reEArdiog The quantity Of cotton shipped an
uually from IL As well A. the amount Of up FREIGHT re-
oslved BY Il " applying to the parties named below.
Trims OF SALE-0net n I'd cash, or . New Orleans
acceptance payable LIST January next; One-third pfyable
IN December, 1853; and one third payable in April, 1880,
In New orleans aCoeptsnoes, approved
For further particulars IN relairn 20 this property,
apply TO ". J STERLING, ESq. Hinson ; o. L. VEL
DEN, ESQ, Ai8dsn Landing; or 10 \. B. Rad 4
o New Orleans. inns twin
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Facts for the People.
IT was . noted saying Ct the crest DR.. hsEenaie, when
iecturing before a college in Francs, al eare not a but
ton for theori-si give me faets" This Is Likewise the
motto Of the equally great Dr.. Bragg, who By . careful
ebservsDes Of facts alone has been enabled 10 bring his
medical preparations to such PERFECTION. Ills latest in
v~ention, the "AhorIo LIsIsEsT," is also his great
est invention. and We stat. IT As = " fact for the people
hat It Is the best Imminent now In existence, and destln-
"a 70 supsrsede all others. Another fact Is, that il new
er fails 70 cure those diseases for Ehiss IT is recon-
msnded.
Brass's Arctic Liniusnt Is for sale By an Respectable
Druggists throughout the o0yufry- iyit-daw2E
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No other Sewing Machine for family or plantation use
ever eQuaIied this, either as respects the beauty Of
the Eschtns. or the perfection ana variety q the work.
Can and examine Il Al Mckinney 4 90 = Furniture
stnrn 10 Vain slraat. Iunal-dfuaH
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WEST TENNESSEE COLLEGE
THE UNION
PATENT CIRCULAR MILL
Cuts from 10000 to I2,OOO feet Of Lumber pei
DaH Of Twelve Hoursl

Cuts from 10000 to l2,0JO feet Of Lumber per
Day Of Twelve Hoursi
WE arr a. length enabled 70 INFORM our numsrous
w c1st ms-s that We have % perfected. By new in
portsnt Improvements, the Union Circular Saw NH,
that We have NJ hesitation TO pronounce IL superior 10
anything yet oEred the Iumbernan- Strong and wei
male, having about double the stock % W0od and Iron
work IN the sane class q mill Our long experisnoe has
sh0En n TIA, r. We want a nrst class mil, Il can only
Be bad By ahosral outlay Of labor and ustsriai The
guides for czTiage are planed, and the rcIls tur1ed int
temsiets that he log Is madcto move In q true Ire, easy
and Wroout plsy. III saw thaft y sst up IN he best
sfvie, size - inches With long bearug5 80 that We have
nlthsr vibration or heating OF shsft.
TIE Improved Eead Blocks We have Introduced ON
msnd the highest praise Of practical sauyers. Alarge
saving OF tine with decreased encisncT ard strength are
combined In this superior Saw Nil WewI1not for fear
OF appearing extrRvsgsst, say how much lumber We
have cut per hour. II Tie necessary hep 70 handle q
large amount o. lumhers present, 1900 feet per hour OF
poplar, pine, walnut, SC, can Be cst without taxing the
fufl cspacity o. the NIL.
In udsrinE thee Improved ctucuiar mnlst thetrade We
do rot expect 20 compete IN price with other parties who
bund circu'zr mills without reEzrd 70 cunveniencs, stvle
or durability. stul We ofer them as low 81 can possibly
Be- afordsd. oonsided-g the amount q labor and nae
rial ussd on thsm.
M fsHoEing are our lowest cash prizes. which in
cludes - feet caTTiagc Gnd main belt. with engines and
boilers q IS and p horse power and an other fixtures
complete.
stoFt boiler. double nued 20 u. Isng, sOin- 81, 800
diametsr, and al fixtures ready 10 set up
50 inca mill and same size poEer.-..~..-s l-ai0
81 inch mill and same Power....-.....s...- 1880
81 IN mill and enEins, 10 tn cylinder, %
in stroke, boiler double-dued, IAN. long Ass
$50 In.
IS In mill and same oEer.-.-s.......... $50
% IN. nil and sane 1Eer.-s.-.--s...... 143O
N. mill aad Fame ovsr...----...... 2GS0
" Al niHs, engines and b01sTs guarunHed as re-
F~TeSesfea
4 BURROWS,
Cor. Third and Market streets, s.. Louis, No.
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Wheat Bags.
S0 ono TO ARRIVE, for sale BY
OUsUOU iunf-tf v howard Il {


HOt1C1.
THE subscribers % Etock IN the Ruf CITY Insurance
Il Company, are her by netiaed thst I've per oeHt Cd
the smount Of 5 ocE subscTlb~d. Is required 70 be paid
BY or bsforr the I0fh day o. August ~ ordrr Of tn
Board. he calls osn be paid 70 7. ". Wilkinson. Prelt-
dent. JAS ". CROCEER,
b91 Secretary
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university OF mississippi
Faculty of Arts.

FREDERICK A. P BARNARD. L. L. D President
Il ard Professor OF Physies, Astronomy and Civil En-
gineerfoE.
wTLLiAH ?. sTEAENs, Professor Of Governments
Science and Law.
GORGE ". GARTER, n. A., Professor Of Inisneo
tual and Moral Philosophy
EDWARD O. BOYErON n. A, Professor Of Chem
istry, Geology and Mineralogy.
WILSON G. RICHARDSON. NJ. A, Professor Of
Latin and M-dern Language
WHITEHOREE, n. A., Professor Of Greek
and Ancien; L,tsrsturs.
R N. PHIPPs, n. A., Professor Of Eaihs-
MATES.
WILLIAM D MOORE, n. A., Professor Of Eng ish
Language and Literature
--, Assistant IN Natural Philosophy.
The Eleventh Annual Session Of this Insftutiou viii
commence on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, Al
which time Il Is desired that candidates for admission
win promptly apply.
The Universily has recently very largely Increased IT.
facilities for f1rnisning an sSucatiOn OF the most scpe-
risr order, having provided costly appsrstus and osbi-
nets o. minerals and shells fer the Illustration o. sub
5scts Of science. and having materially enlarged It's &C
c mmodsftons for the comfort IS vel as for the i'm
proTement OF rs students.
The institution Is lOca.ed In one Of the most hssllhful
regions In the entire fouth, sud s. = rounded b. a pop
ulauoD n0ted ior intelligence, uorality sad q religious
spirit
Beisg On re line o. the Hississippf Central Railrosd
it Is tocesslbie frsm the souh and the north. and - the
5nnectious o. the rcsf WITH 4 wide district a country.
~TERME-Tuitl0n, So Fuel and Servant hire, S35.
Students not lOdging 10 the College et0. The fee here
tofore charged for fuel and servants was lnsdsquats.
Law Stucenta $50. Board a. the haU and in private
families about so per month These charges are sup
posed TO Be lower than those o. most Colleges ohsnng
imIlar advantsEa n. HOWRT.
OTflrd, July IS, 80. Secretary Of ne Board.
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THE CITY

rs OPEH EVEzT hOREIS frcn $ until ,'cloeEs
-Se-- ~ destitute sick may receive, grstuitousys
1.Ftcsne a1s surgical assistance Thols visbirK hem
go a. -rr1rsn rscezsted czn have u doue b appiJ~
- Frorptrs2 rsqutd. IL. y. ..
rni[u BE. TAYLOR Nd.
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rpidly growing In wealth and population. win . sa-
iubriGus climate, generous, liberal and enllghtened socfa-
" There wanted bot one further feature % make tbs
TIE most sonmandinE point on The "Great Father OF
Waters." This Was uninterl upted cozmuHscaficn win
the interior 4 the stiiesnt States, % accommodate IN
ternal comme-csand r.eIhtate the inisrchsnzs Of c0u-
modities- That want snow fully net b. the sstab-
ushed system Of
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defn Languages, Drawing and Musi
Taught at profassor,s rates.

More than half she sssts were engaged before this cir
euiar was written others wishing 10 enter their sons or
wtrds. can address me 81 LsGrsng~, 70 the care % John
Thompson, or Tudge CaTuthers, D. Cockren. Memphis
iY2O-fatwtf d PFRRYMAN.
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AvEw saits Psaar Fnrn;tus, just reeslysd By
y jyl6 aeAlneE-
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July 6, l65
nEAIED PROPOSALS Win received ~ tke o8oe Of
= the Ccmpsuy until te 1otn suy hen3 ih oAsns
re foundatio1 for . nsE GAsozifre-
tIso FOR frrnishinF and laying IN Cement Two hunorn
f.o,ssnd orst class hard Brck; plans and s2e1noationa
- - - Il ths once Of the com7zny-oood and seeu-
- M Be required from the cont setting parties.
1.---1fw sfe In Cash upon the c0mpleti . % the eon-
RUFUS <. 1UREAGEs
President.
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SpffiaI Aotitss.
Persons Advanced in Life,

n feeling The hand % time webhips heavily upon
them with al attendant ms, yin and In the us Of DIT.
, HosrETIKR's CELEsRATED STOMACH BITIERs.
an elixir ttas viii inrill new life into their veins restore,
IN . measure, the srdor and energy Of more youfhful
days, build up their shruutsn forms, and give heath ard
visor 70 their rsnainirs years. Those who are IN the
least tnisted Vi h Dyspepsia. AEus, Laugu0r, Nausea,
or any other troublesome OF dangerous diHease, arising
from = dissrdered system, should NOT hesitate to avail
them selves Of the benefit derived from this sreatremed
WHERE. j~y9s-itwaw1w
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Wanted to Buv,

YCUEG likely wozkE viii
Il young healthy child, not sxcesding 5 moths
"a TO- Which eood price Tfl b paid; Cal at9RE
VISIT TEIS oEFicS. S
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EslraYs---SheIbY C0untY.

WuUII
fAEsN Up, by James n. HodgsaA
7EAon the u day o. July, 1888. q ~
~|H 9 or 3 years Old. I6H hands
nigh. snail star IA the face, and sAt- 49,
de marks On his bach 2 feet white. Valucd a. sls0
SAID Hodge resiies IN the toEn Of Ez.slEh.
Ttken uF b. John < Branch. on the ist day % July,
ls5S. aBAT MARE MULE 10 hands hiGh. 3 years OLD.
name ana tai shaved valued At $40
Asoby The sane. q BRIGHT SOaREL HORs8. sbout
l6 hands tish, 8 years oh, some saddle marks en- right
SD shodbefors. sTts supposed not . Be COED VLlnsd
at $3.50.
$50 by u. sane and A. the same time, = HORSE q
ne4fiy a white ooior, supposed TO have been an iron grey,
about isA haads high. N years Old, vim marx % har-
ness On one E1s. Vaiued At slT5 said John Z
Brsnch resides IN the 1st Civil District, some 4 Or 6
niles southeast o. Ensiishis.
A. s. THOMAS
i~yi0-taErs RauEr. Shelby csuufy
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BRAGG 4 BURROWS,
Cor. Third and Market streets, s.. Louis. n
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EXPERIMENTATION.

Dr. SIAN g. HARRIS Governor OF hs@S
ID State Of Tennessee -
To The Sherifs q tbs several counties Of the F~L
State Of Te3neEsoe-Tcu are hereby command-
Cd 70 open and hold ar election, at al the places q hold
ing election IN ycur respective c~ountieE. on THURS
DAY, the second day o. SEPTEMBER next. for the purpose
Z electinE a Supreme Judge % the western Grand Di-
vision o. the State. 20 Gil The vacancy created By he
death Of william r.. Harris, and due return make &C
cordinE 70 lEW.
- In testimony where 2. ] have hersunto set
/.Nmy hand. and oauFed the Grezt Seal OF The
1 tat 9, BE- sGxed st oHoe, IN Nashville. his
OON 1t day Il July, 1855.
By TIE GOV nor: FsHAH G. HARRIs.
gE z RAY. Secretary Of State f~y7-dEwfa
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rive Thousand Acres,

being entry No. usT. and situated. the southern half Of
il IN said Dyer county, All the northern hall In TIE coua-
" OF ObIon IN range s and s. sections 9 and 10. and
bounded as follows BegnnninE On the line dividing Sec
lions 5 snd 8. Al = pelnt 1850 poles east from where ssis
line strikes the Mississippi liver. al alsrge cypress, and
rmring north from saic point 80 poles. and south from
said point 32O Foes. ard thence east, between parable
lines 1850 POLES for the guAntity Of 5000 acres.
The northern half Of said tract VII be dlvfdedb By North
and south lnes, and sold IN SEPARATE lots q from $50 %
100 acres The southern haf sf1 Be- similarly divided.
and sold IN separate lots q from 900 10 T0C acres Mufh
q this tract "a hlgh and vaisabe for cultivation. while
rp1s the balance u = large quantity q cypress timber
TERMS OF eALE--Ihe shove lanes VII Be said for
one-iO1rth cash, and the bEsnce in hires cquai install
ments, payable - one, tEo and three years, the purche
ser % execute notes bearing interest from date win an
provtd security Win q leln retained on the lsrd unfr
payment q the purchase money.
In the meantime. rntu 0h-cd as above. he Eooo acre
tract In It's subdivisions, VII be subject 10 private sale
upon the above stated terms. Mr. Joseph Mitchell an
NJ. John B. Pate mar The ITO sore tract VII show 4
70 hose h Ish'ng 10 xamine a. For Information reit-
tive 70 the 5000 acre tra-t, aDply 20 Theod1rs N. had
ford, Esqs Of Dyersburx. OF % the UNDERSIGNED Il Mem
phis. OR ALTON BNKRR. Coumissfoner-
NIB. btis with diagrams Of the subdivlz iaus o. she
lan1ss and containing q more particular description
thereof vii Be- distributed. q
fvIf-nfa
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The First of september.

The School viii open Let September, and eiose its an
nuAl Term the last o. June. No pupil taksn frlesthan
the ANAL Term, except By % cement Every attention
given 70 TIE Nora 5. D~eportmsnt, Language and Clothtrg
OF lads committed e our care,
Terms, Der sEnral tern, Oncludlng Tuition with full
Board } e251 co.
Payable one-sslf the 1stoi September, The other half
the LIST q Fchruary.
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miscellaneous.
SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TIE drstEsgniar Course d Bfet7resi Ia this Instifu-
y nton VIII commenes on MONDAY, Isl OF NO
eusring.
Loe Preliminary Course o. Lectures. FREE 70 an Efr-
dsntss VII De given durfnE c e month Of October.
Ihomts L. Hattin, n. d. Prof-saor a. kuafouvs
DsscupuFe. Hert7lcEicai and Burglcai.
ssen Frcee kkhay, X D, Professor Of Princfplcs
and Operatlous o. slIzsv.
PANEL p w ghts n d Professor o. PhystoE II nnd
Path JoEys
Jota q Calender, r. D Professor Of Esssrsa Msai-
G. md -hsrapeutlcs
Ri1hafd Cuuey, X D Profsssorof Hsdicsl Chem
mtry ana hrdicai JarlEpruience.
3 B Hasklnss r. Professor o. ThsorT and Prsc-
lice o. Medicine.
Jstn P Fsrd, ~. D. Professor a Obsfstric4 spt Dis
eases q women and Chfdreu.
n. n. C0mptou. n. D. Demonstrates ofAnafomy.
TIE CITY Hospital Is upon the premises OF The College
ard ua-er con Tol ~ ne Faculty, a. which op~sstions
are psrfcrue4 ard cases prescribed for IN the presence
q the class, an Clinical L.cturea deilvrrrG
Amount o. res fer ~ieci1res sIo5 Matricuiation fee
sail bat one. 81 pemcnstrator's lee req1irtd but
11ce 40 GFadusii8n re as.
Excellent boardiag can BE- Obtained fr 81 50to 8 psf
y *
For furthsr estaus or ann.uneemsnfs appiy 70
JOHN P. FOED. n D.,
Dean o. she Fscuity.
NEqHvrrEE rsfvf II fsss- FqT-wTw
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DHrs article received ne erst premium atthe worries
Fsi- Erhib,tioa At Kew Tork; at the late FEir OF
- r,ifed states Agrfcultursl Society he'd At LouisvIlei
- al an he Pairs where Il has been exhibited. For
az 81 he undersigned, tsoe agents At nAn1fseturera
- EcKIEEBT & co
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Trustees sale.

,,as-s,w Cor rni SsA AZ Es,ss SS q 1oul
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An EXPLOSION.
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Ms. Bedford. Noble, vas confined 10 her couch fuT
three yeES with numb palsy, and after berg In despsir
from the failure Of all other remedies. vas cured by the
Arctic Linifnsnt IN q little over a month.
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BRAGC'S ARCTIC UNINgNT,

Mrs George K Taylor, Causl street, n o hadi o-
suffered from q p1lnful and cissgurinS eruptt.n on To
face. and by the use q one bottle e the Lfniment val
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educational.
Memphis Female college,

THE ninth tesslon viii commence en- the
II secund MOEDAT In Brpfember. This AL
Instltuiion. worth from IS 900 70 20. 600 -
dollars has been ESTABLISHED expressly 70 At
ford the very best afvsutsges and facilities
Tor a thorough ald pslished educstion. For ~
jy3l-s.tSs1im O. G. MACPHERSON.
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Steam Engines and boilers.

We are now manufacturing to order drst class engines
from new pattsrrs OF approved construction and superiar
workmanship. Our enginss have been designed express
u 10 meet the wants o. saWyers. mtllers and planters,
oubining simplicity, strensth ard completeness Of ont
a. In greater perfection than IL usual IN tbs trade
strgnE cast iron bed plate, TUNED balance wheel metal
nc packing tgo pumps, wrought iron SHAFT, sc, &c
kre sent n all cases We have q variety Of sizes and
ts1 furnish at short notice fr01 5 &c 20 horse power
steam regimes and boilers
NILS and enEine furnishing. shaf:ing, puIsyS, gearing,
&c, supplied ~ short Aotics-
Orders solicited
BRAGG 4 BURROWS,
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STEAM R PACKETS

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n. I. BULLOCK 3rrusteees
v n. TAYLOR.
Address, for ful informst On,
FRANK JAZZ MCLEAN.
Attorney hn fact,
fuuz7-tdts KENTUCKY City Ky.
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THE subscriber desiring 70 close ~ and msse -
Il changes IN bis business Cf-rs for sale this uni
splendid Hote property. Il Is situated IN the t5ii
central and business PORTION ef the city, con- IA
EeHieut 10 the river lEndiag ard the Railroad Depsts,
and with is 1Etures and cunvenieucies, forms one o.
the mcst eligible ard profitable Hotei stands % the
west Terms msde known upon application.
The public, however, are assured that 20 lnrE as this
Hotsl Is under Management o. its present owner, its &C
viii Dot BE- inferior 70 anv house In the
Southwest. EYl-t1 ]. J. WORSHAM