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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-04-06

AN EXECUTION PREVENTED BY ARREsTING
THE SHERIFF-The Pacific Christian Advocate
printed at Portland Oregon, Feb. 6th reports that
great excitement has been caused in Pierce and
Thurston counties, Washington Territory, by the
non execution of the Indian Chief Leschi who
was convicted of the murder Of Mr. j. 3. Moses,
in November, 1856, and sentenced to be hanged on
the 22d of January, 1858 The delay between
the first trial and the sentence was owing to
second trial writ oferror, &c. Governor McMullen
was requested to respite the prisoner until the
President ofthc United States could be heard from,
but he refused. Some U. S. officers at Fort
Stellarcom thought Lcschi ought to be treated as
prisoner of war, because Mr. Moses was killed
after the late Indian war broke out On the day
appointed for the execution the Sheriff was arrested
a warrant issued by the United States Com
missioner, charging him with the crime of selling
liquor to Indians and during the process and trial
thereon, the period named in the death warrant for
the execution expired, and Lesch was not hanged.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-04-06

WE have heard of some astonishing cures being
W made by Prof. DeGraths Electric Oil It seems
to act on the diseased parts with remarkable effect and
In short space of time health regains its sway
For sale by H. n. Pritchard
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-04-06

Bay The Rev. Mr. Prichard, Pastor of the Front
st. Baptist Church, administered, yesterday, the
rite Of baptism to 4 persons; and, in the evening
the same rite administered by the Rev Mr.
Repiton, Of the Orange street Baptist Church, to
% persons. large crowd was in attendance on
the river bank to witness the interesting ceremony
A large number of persons, we learn, joined the
Front and Fifth st. Methodist K. Churches, yes
terday.- Wilmington Herald, 18th mt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-08-13

r. A Circular showing tho plan 81 the Lottories win
be sent 70 any one DESTROYS OF receiving r.
Certificates Of Packages viii b sold a TIE fo1ioulna
rates. which ts TIE risk:
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University Of Mississippi
Faculty OF Arts.

EkkhEEICK A p BARNARD, I. L. D., President
y ard Professor o Physics Astronomy and CiTn IN.
gneernE.
wTLLIAK ?. srEAKSss Professor Of Governments
Science and Law.
GEORGE v. CARTER, n A, Professor Of InisHse
tusl and h1-nl PhHos shy.
BDWARD C. oTErO Y. A. Professor Il Chem.
tEtry s1noEy a0d Er1eralcgy.
WILSON o RICHARDSON, n. A. Profess7r @,
Latin md Msden LanFuages.
hshhI sh~iIAHOREEs n. 4, Professor o. Cred
snd Ancent Ltersturs.
JoEDAE n. PHIPPs, y. A.. Professor Of Mstbe.
usiics.
WILuAE . MOORE, n. A., Professor a Ens ian
LaugusEc and Literature.
- As.istanfin Natural PhHosouhv.
TIE Eleventh Annual Session q this TnFntutton ~
oommenoe on the FIRST HONDAY IN OCTOBTR 4,
which time IL be desired that candidates fr sdmissior
al proUpty appiT.
The uriFersig has re entity very largely lucrssssd A.,
/ facilities Tor f~Irnishiug an tsucation Of The nost sune-
rlsr order, having rrJFided costly Gpparnsus and -.
uefr q Minerals and shells far the ilustrafiun o. NJ.
Jet u scfuce. and having materially enlarged ~ ~.
c nfmcdrionf for tie comfort ~ well IS for he in.
prevc1enf o. is students.
II insfitrtlo1 e. loca.ed IN one Of the uost heslthfu'
rsrisns in the entire south, ard Is = rrounded B a pSp.
ulston noted for inteligerces morality nd . religion
spirit
Beng On The Ine o. the Mississippi oentrEi Raiirosd
4 Il to1esflble frem The sUuth ara tte norih, and By N
connections q the road vita . Wide district q country
~Ns-Tu SEQ Pei and Servant hire, S15
students not lodging IN the College. eiB. The fee here
Law STUDENTS. go. Board al fSe ball and in private
families about ef2 PET ms1ih. These charges are sup
gosed % 10 ioEer thar those % most ColeFes oferinl
similar atvantags JAMES n. HOWRT,
0Efgt, July 10 20. Szstsv0 ne BotEd.
fy1t<tT8rf0
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TO saw MILL OWNERS
MInFnn. - 10 as. -

hNhfnifl TIM July 20 AH
To ihs Stockholders Of the Southern Pseihe R,hrosd
Company q Texas
A GENERAL mceiinE q tiockhniccrs VII BE- he'd IN
"a Louisville, KsntrcEy. on the 2tth dag q August
nfu- besiness q Ereat importance Val b. brought BE-
for the mectnE, demEnding the attention q Al inter
e1ted. The tnteprise promises oil that las ben clsimea
inr 10 By Ws uost entfusissuc AM cxtravagant advc-
Gates tta psst management has been marked By errors
o. The Eroasest character, but u nav yet, b wise COM
seis ard good maasEsmsnt. IN future Be made 10 met
ihe laraegt Expectations o. Its frfnds. This Is "the
shortest beat and chenpzEt r0uteH connected BY railway,
o. The Atsntic and Pacific oceans. The pres throuEhout
be county vii render this enterprise and The tcatiercd
stcekhold-rs over tEenfy-six States 81 tho buirn, q great
service By noticing this call tor a eonveDilen OF stoek-
hoders, on The 2fth cay Of August, IN the city Of Louis
vile Ky. JBPTHA FOwLEES,
l27 President s. p r.. n Co.
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TIE BEsT N TIE
CsfRSOT"'S
SHOP,

On S0cond Alley,
BETWEEN UNION AND MONROE,
ThE uuirrsiSnrd would respectfully inform the eth
j raua n Memphis and rs vicinity, and bis u~uulcrous
customers living az adlstaHcd ln ne country for their
past patrcnafe IN hls linz % business, which business
has Hitherto been c1nhned 70 the maruiecturlnE and put
ting ~ the Chair-Pump alonc. and SIN Believing them
20 Be- the bost pump IN use, when msdcof goo materials
and properly put up,. land the nearest when not co made
and put up.l however a. there arc places where the
Chain Pump canHof b. uscds also afew perslns yet livins
OF the "odcn ttmes," Nho stnl thirk tat there are
other Pumps In uss superior 70 the chain Pump. ihsve
determined 20 -sccommodste the taste OF al By putting Up
o. chipping 70 orier. any kind Of e Pump that this mar
snced workman. lately frun TIE East, Who Win attend %
puttilE up AID rgpsfr re- au kinds o. IEsn Fumps. He
Ftl also DO every Kind Of RL6hRENGs a. Of which I
viii Warrarti and When I say warrant ] mean Wat j
cay. and say = haiti mean
IhaVe a. the last yeaT attEc ed uachiuorT 70 q nan
Der Of nv Chat Pumps uith enfirs succe6s. I have
also used large haauce wheels on Hand Cisin Pump
vita cQua1 success. In nne Ease I hsve used the welded
Link Cham and 7 rned Bziton, which is quite espen-
sive. but it -ffsdeth not HWuy."
"MULTUM IN PARvO."
I hive recently invented q CHAIN PUMP BOX. en-
hraCing two complete, separate md distinct Chain
Pumps, iuterded FIR double tenements, ta1d double prlcel
two pc sons csn draE water from his h0z a. the sane
tins. htving No interference with esch other whatever
being 10 hole eft IN the Partition, val or iese &C.. large
enoszb FOR an uIchin, dos or cat, chicken or mouse to
crawl from o. yard 70 tie ofher- I would refer you
cueernins he Pump toF g.. Bingham and J p Mer-
umhn n Co. W CAkFON.
P s. an prspsre to ship Pumps on orders n short
n.tiee. up or down, castor west q The Mississipplrfvcr
i~an2e-diy "
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PROF.. HASKELL.s
ELEGIRIE GILL

A POSITIVE and SPEEDY. q Alszaai5sn a.
n EeurslEs, Deafness r TseI E-T--1s 81 81
I HssLaches, cured IN frog p S',LsI -
Toothache, Chr8ulc SUE - u-----
5r.I1s "a - Pns e every dsserptioa eeass in
'AAnf Sssc- &C.; 81 and 50 per bottle.
.--. real Heir Invis0-ator nat win make n,
o1-n everything else nalsi sesn NE heat
80 ~ -e ron DsndraG In Ten INMATES a1d max
Il : ssiuya srfai On I. perfectly har1,ass 10 buruinr
-trinE sensatious, - With other Lotions AID Lint
rs It IS pleasant % take o.. 10 cauquers Flre
u liLs and hea'ing . severe Barn or Saldn I've nin-
mis- on opersiss on thsprlreip,ss o. Electricity thou-
sanfsof mlru-ul0us cures hGvc Den pert0rmed BY II al
over TIE Iand. Use svCrythinE else. thfR give this OF
one trial, and you VII BE- convinced InllEent persons.
Unable 20 uurchaEe = bottle shaI have it free Friend
sarer no longer, send tor = 6atEe q Haske.is Electrif
No 50 Pine street. Fe-saus severely afflicted with Acuts
ElFrutatIsm CT COutraciCn Of the HuHlea. should ~
m Elsctrorc1ezn Bath. Pc rsrdcaiar Shout the dirle-
liens accompanying each bottle No pedders sci lais
N.gIdne. Culy respectable Druggi.ts and Country Aer-
chauz ere Ag-uts, wto hsve alarge uthogrs2h and Ger
ufcaie sIEusdb the proprietor.
BEWARE OF C-OUNEERFETFsff
every bottle has o. Professor HEskeLa Electrc Oh
hioEn on he side ard edges o. the gass, azd The envei-
% has HE pofS>it and siznatura5 % 01nierfsit Ehief
Wholss.Ie aud RsssH nssot, No. 81 Pine street, tE
dslrs froui Fourth street. St. Louis.
Druggists and Aerchslts suppled st wholesale o.
liberal terms Druggists and Merchants desiring . sap
pF or this popular and WONDERFUL Retleiy, ~ calling n
perRon- or addressing ~ letter, Pu1fessar Haskell, &C.
FIas street, Sc. Louis, vii hsve tasr orders promptly
TERMS oAsH-si0c sea. or sis % pr dossn. Il
g ~esSantlT PIT %. stcureiy parkad ard a variety Or
SUPERB Llthogrzphs. Pine Buls, a., furnished Erstul;
oasly. Send IN yer srieai y0u VII hud Il cares q
Pr sale Wholesale and Rs:sut b
GEO. o HAREfH 3 90. p~rusglsis,
7ie Hsin street, Memphis. Tern.
For sae siso y g. HANsFIELD & CO.,
cctltaTfV 271 Main street
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Rs4 Y'ONO HOUSE,

I'VE undersigned has the pleasure % announce that
4 tie leH and spacious Hotel is nov ready for the re-
caption % travellers. he vii be pleased 10 Sc his Old
friends and customers, believing that he can now enter
feb24 D.. ~COCERELL
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Land for Sale.

- would sell from one 70 three sec -
E35a ti1ns Of the land on which I now live. &s
SUI This land lies In HzrderAn county, ~
&ssAL Tennis He, within one mile 81 the MIS-
sissippi line, Fix miles from LEGra1ge, and within two
uiss q the JunIion Of the Mississippi Central and
Memphis and Oh tTleston Railroads
The waole trsGt ~o0ntzius 1920 acres, about 500 acres
o. Ehich are cleared and IN a hne state Of cultivation,
and would form ON one 20 THREE god settlements. II
desired By purchasers. a. there 4 z1ort two hundred
acres cleared on ezch sec ion, and each section has AZ
abundance % god timber and me sprirg water on H.
ne improvements consist Of an excellent dwelling
md E0od out house, also q good Grist Nil and Cotton
6ia, both operate b. q never falling stream Of wafer
IS this lend Is very De irsble and lies IN q healthy and
sgreeahls ueightorhood, purchasers would d. well 70 ex
anime H. Tfrus accommodating
Ll6-dtEAvfu Q. ". HUNT.
y Georgia Citizen, Macon. and Charleston Mercury
aopy one month and send bin 70 this once with . copy
u paper as weather.
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DUNLAP
CHALYBRATR SPRINGS,
Near Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.

THE UNDERLINED viii reopen these e~elebrsted
Il SPRINGS for the second season, on ONDAY
The i0th of Nay, having placed the Bufdinzs and
Grounds IN a. 1ne condition IS sny Watering Place in
the Southwest TIE Grounds have been extended and
be1Utidcd with ~everFree1 shruhbeTy, the forest cleared
szd gradst, the ROOM painted and furnished with new
cotton mattresses, the Ball Room decorated and put IN
dne condition. the three Tea Pin Alleys and Swings have
been pEt IN gotd order.
Ire Waters, rhere being ave springsJ consist Of
Chslybsste, Sulphur and FTee Stone. and d0W IN abun-
darcs, sumcieut for 2 900 persons q day, ard the cura-
tive properties 81 ne waters Coz al Whaa are AFFLICTED
with propssy, Dyspepsia Running Sores. and for The
Dfsesres o. Females. afeestsblisket ard guarantied.
he Dunlap springs are accessible " fha Aississippl
Central and Tennessee aaiTosd, bere sltusted only ~
niles from Bolivar, 20 from GrsId junction and 10 frpm
Memphis By rail. Hacks are running in connecticnw with
The cars from Bolivar, being oaiy Eve hours run from
Memphis 70 the Springs The Traveller Is guar.naeo
against exoFbiisnt charges, the fare being SO cents from
Tire railroad DEPOT 70 ne springa and Is cents for bag
gage and servants.
Thcre Il also a ans running stream and excellent esh-
ing grounds, with . carriage road 70 the creek, only .
garter Of a mile from he Spnugs, and abundance Of
zEd turkeys, ducks 1nd squirrels.
Prot Hessing withhiL hne Brass and String band Is
enEsEff for the season and WI enilven The Fuests In The
day sith Brass music, and e niEht with STING music.
J. Q. EADELHAE,
sEaiSsvsp Ri0Hsos.
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IsHAM g. HARRIS,
GOVERNOR Optic STATE OF TRSEEssEE'

"W'-|N" U u n u H"7''~"
70 all who shall see these p~rcseuts-Gresting
HTHEREAS ithAs been nade krCvn q me that = GER
w tain GEORGE MILTON. charged with onmittlnr
a foul AID strocious murder on the s0ih dfy o. Jnne.
1854 upon he bodies Of WIN. n spioer and R II Val.
late Of our county Of Dyer. has ned from Just &c, ard u
nov runt inE atiarge.
NsE. therefore, 7, Ishsm g. Harris, Governor a.
aforesaii, By virtue Of the power and authority In me
vested do herVbv oncr q reward q three huldred collars
TO any pers n or p rscns who may apprehend the said
George Milton, AMI deliver him 70 ths Sheridor Janor
Of our ocunty cf Dyer. IA order fhsttustloe, IN that be-
half, may Be tai snd executed.
In testimony whereof. I hsve hertuEt0 set
ms hard. AMI csufed The Great Seal Of the
State 70 be sfr-d 81 NASHVILLE, the eleventh
tsy OF July. 1855
By ire G-Ternor HAM g.. HARRIS.
J. r.. RAY. sesrefsrv 81 stats.
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Rnr EHEP.

vAIUABLE Lsnds aRd City Property
EIF5f for sale on easy terms. nree plauta- ~
Etu tioas in -rittenden county, improved ~
AaA OuetWo 1nes from Mound CRY, OF seven -
from Memphis, c0utaining 80 acres On The AhiiNy
RosH-On- ulne miles from Memphis, four miles fr0n
tie Eississip Fiwr, containing l,So ecress improves
one seven miles frcm the Missssippiuver fourteen and
one-half miles sr5E Neuphis- well improved. The
above three tracts q land are - sod lands A. any
three tracts in The whole State % Arkznsas, and two OF
them hare been entirely above oyerfoSs and On the
uhird one ] 900 acfes have been above any overflow dur
ing tie long progress II the lsis Rood In The Mississippi
Valley. These lands are unquestiouably safe from al
incumberanceh b oFerdgw, and purchasers are invited TO
call and e1auine fr Themselves Ehile The water marks
are plain 50 that they may not Be deceived - 70 what
they are buying. Also tive family residences and elevt1
vacant lots IN the city Of Memphis, and S20, 900 worth Sc
iet lots IN the town Of Coriath. Miss at the erCssing Of
the Me.phis aud Charleston and Mobile and Ohio fcaos.
Also uine tnproved lots IN Ssulsbury, Tenn.i also
4 small n~lanLstion 01e-kzf mile frsm Nj dleton depot
on the Charleston ksilroafi also cns s1ree acre lot and
one basiness lob frnlng sad depot AsoA plantation,
d S1I sores, A. SsntChA depot. on the Mississippi and
Tennessee RAlnosd, In DeSoto ccunty, HisE- On this
trset Is a plantation o. 100 scrss, In cultivation. build
ing site fronting on IN depot; also less acre tract on
he TaE0o river, 80 acres desdenec fronting the river o.
Henry Island; also %. 600 acres caste SunhOEer river,
o. Wild la-d. many tracts o. which have proved thea-
ssivas aaoTe the resent food IN the valley, and being too
Tar east for the Mississippi river 70 have It's fun effect
On thems also 90 90 fcres q ssiect lands In Cdttenden
and Mississippi COUNTIES 90 Arkansas, ss msny tracts Of
which are enilrely above he recent high water Several
tracts Of The above hare deEdElngs, varying IN sire from
50 % 500 acres Il PAGES Also quite a number OF other
asnds. 10th In hiny and river o~ountrys, two tedious 20
mention.
Any person dssir- 70 see ne IN regard to any OF the
ab- vel r0Qerty cG1 do 20 By calling e. ny once up stairs
over the storehouse ~ Messrs. Copeland h Edmunds,
OF s1y Information n reEEui 10 any % the above prope =
~ By oorrespondinF With ne through the mail, ard this
prspsrty wiz be shown 10 any one who msv desire taex-
anineiE J. ". HOPKINS.
FrTr-Hawam
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FOR SALE
II TQEBEObEe Farm
HRx-cn

NNNNNNN HNN
ufHE undersirned vii sell on reasonable terms -
superior traci Of and lytnE on the ralla- 49,
hstchie river IN township No. % q range lSSN
west. ooutaini-E lEs6 acres. uearly two hundred -
of which Is 10 . nne state Of cultivation, and ONE $40
acros dendened four years aEo, and nov On . state % D.
easily brought into cultivation. Gn House. Dwelling
House Negro Cabins, &c, on the PREMISE Nearly Two
miles Of beautiful front on TIA river Vtry email POI
ton Of the land sub ect 10 overflow and Ia point Of Ter
tmty o. soil. b. perhaps not surpassed BY any uact Of
is size on the river
Any person desicus OF purchasing a farm IN the bot
ton. can hardly faf % b pieascd On exaDinatioa- p
n. Brown. residing on the place viii ShoE the uact 70
any one vishlnE Toby.
TEREs-One-thtd cash and the balance In one and
two years without Interest.
Fcr turther psraculhrs address ne snhscriper ~
fis-ssEsms Wv. WHITEHEAD.
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
9ORls- --8estaarants.
WOrSham HOUse.

WOFSham u
TEE subsrfoer wsuld Re pee-funy i1form bis -,
L fricncs AID ne travelling uuclc. that be ETd
hss 81 q heavy outlay buit ani furnished thz t4iLH
house IN e nest and handsome style, .uf assures ELA
the public DC shall be kept a. q drst-ciass hotel FceIinE
grateful for the very LIBERAL patronage extended TO him
VII enleavor - merit a Continuance Of the sane
ne servicesof n J. n. MASON. The Eel-knoEu
SD p-pulsr Csrk 70 navy year n The Commercial
Hotel, Is now engaged an this house.
J J WORsHAN, Proprietor,
api5-tf n. n WORsHAW Aesfstauf.
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SPRINGS
COTOOSA COUNTY, GEORGIA.

COTOOSA COUNTY, GEORGIA.
THE hot weather and dusf OF the city remind rs that
i tbs selso1 when We have been sccus omed 70 wei
Gene oar friends and patrons % orr defiEhtful Wetering
Piaoe, Is 81 hand. Daly applscatic1s for rooms thIs sea-
500 and the Thousands that cave annually thranFaI Do
FOOSAs assure Us that tie ony nece cary TO Inform aur
friends and the public that o VIII BE- opened 90
the FIRST DAY OF JULY. II an. Eheuld desire 70 Wis
Il BE ore that time, they viii De rec. we'd On an AFTER
the 2ote inst. Our old German Band viii beIresentt 70
ii TIE usual Wec1me.
iy4-dIm BATTEY. HICKMAN a
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DR. Lodges H-OARHOUED PICTORIAL
Dhrrhca. DJsentsTy, Bloody Fluz, Cholsra korbus, s1d
81 Affections o. TIE BoE1ls, are cured ~
he ne u
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Be declared elected dslsgateto said Convention.
SEC. s. The delegates elect shan assemble at
the capitol 20 the city Of Nashville, on The first
Monday in December thereafter, and proceed TO
the discharge Of their duty. They shall re-
eei7s the sane compensation for their travel
and services, as members Of the General As
sembly are entitled to receive under the exist
ing laws Of the State.
Passed March 10, 1858.
DANIELS D0SEISOE,
Speaker Of the Hosso OF representatives,
yOHN BURG
Speaker o. TIE Rannfe.
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Rna. NnEP.

MIST Desirable SUGAR On A
~ the coast, = miles shove this city contAln-
Ing SIS Arpsats Of land 6s0in cultttati9ai iheIs
aim.td slaves rs place Il In pcrferi order. foI
terms. &C appIv 20 PRFrCHAbD FLOWER
New Orleans, gun8 IL. 1855 iur29 oH
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THE APPEAL.
TIE PREsEErINEKT.
81 Paul \. HArxE

81 PAUL n. HAKSE
Over hr fare, 80 tender and mecf,
"a uEht Of q prsphecy lies,
nat bah ElTered the red Of IN rose On hef cheek,
AM ch2fte1ed the thought IN Ter eyes.
ksautli1 srss, with an inward s;snne
To re Eprlrs mystical 6eepf
Lost Il The iaHgnld giesm Of Z trance.
More solemn and stinly than sep.
Ithinfs q a world Ehich Is allies ard din,
OF q nature that hoveTs between
Ihe dsoere OF earfh and the sersphim's hymn,
On ne verge Of thu spectrtl-Unsesns
And forever and ever she SENS 70 bear
fhs voire Of q chsrmer implore,
C1uei snicr TIE nfe that Is noble ard cears
Cone, grow to my heart ouos more"
AM ferver Snt ever he mutsly turns,
Prom q mortal loFer's siEhss
Ard fainter the red q ths rsse-fush burnts
And deepeT the f~hougstin her eye.
Toe sesds are varm OF the churchysrd h5WErs,
That shall blossom ahout her rest.
And abiE that shall ling BY he cd churrh towers,
Is already nedsad II fts nest.
Ana 80 Ehen q blsndeT sumner shan Snue.
Oseoue sFe o. sort July,
We VI lend 20 tie dat her beautT euNi
Meath thehuTsh Of a n0onleEs say.
Aud later stiIl, SHAH the churchya-d covers
Clean nigh with q white increases
Aud . bird OEtpour b. the old church to-ers-
Apisiutive poem of peAss
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Mlt0ual.
MEAD THE FOLLOWING


AND BE CONVINCED.
THE time has a. Isst srivsd vhsn al person. taicsd
i With any Of the following cumplaintss vi ae
Oh. LEDGE CELEBRATED COMPOUNDS
Chnis. Fsver and AEue. Dyspepsia, Jsunaioe Liver Oou
plant, Nervous Hsadsshs tud Gensri DEBILITY
srecurd b. ne uHso Of
DR.. sLEBGE's NERVOUS rOEIC-
Colds, coashs. Group, Iuaueaza, Bronehitis, Asthna,
Splitting Bood, and Iuspient Cousumpti0B, are
cured b. ne "a o.
DE-. sLKDGEs H~OARHOUED PICTORIAL
Diaries. D~yssnssry, Bloody PIX, 0holsra EoIsus, ssa
al aneetions Of TIE BoEsia, are eurstbg
ne use of
pr. sLEDaEs oB0LERA 3 DIARRHzA sTaUP
For children, whsn tssshnE. Is his emedy partiru-
larry sdzgted-
P-RIcEs-Nervous T0utc g. and si per bottle. Hoar
hound and Pect0rsi 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles for e..
Diar. hca syrup 81 per bottle OF Fix bottles for IS
RE D THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.
hEaPHIs, Fem february 10, 1883.
DBL n S~LEDGE-DcsT Sir: I have been taxing,
for s0me days. your Ioalc Bitters and take picasura II
saying n nothing ] havr ever taken has bs1sdttsd ne
soma1h in 30 shsrt . time as Il has There vas = gen
sral debnity snd prostrauon of ny whole FYstem, ahsad-
ache nearly al the time. and constant datulsucy Tor
sometime after eating. with c0lcness q ny limbs. I used
remedies that I thought good, bun vithout any special
day or two after zslug them. I began % improve and md
thHtI am greatly benedttcd By H. I esmmend then %
the public a. no humh-s. and unquestionably one Of tas
best tonics nov IN use FOR cebiity and general prsstra-
tioR Of the system. Respecfuny ysur 0sedient srva1t.
SAINT A. HOLAEs.
REsAcA, Ca Nay a., 1887.
NEssRs- J. n. SLED6E 4 Co. MEMPHIS, -
Cent?: Tou VII please send rs to Rrsoa Depot. Ca
tEenty-four bottles o. the Nervous Tonic for the are o.
ChIls and Fever. We have sod 81 you sent ussith he
ezcsptan Of orc bottle II lakes ane IN thbpars and
seems 70 have lie desired EJECT. Please forEard as
early - ooEv1lsnt. Yours, respectfully
JWAL Hill
BURvsvrrIE. Niss SEPTEMBER 3. 1857.
DR. J n. SLEDGE-DeGr Str haVe found your
Eervsus Tonic 20 Be bensdGal foTtne care o. Chll5 -
Fever. You VIII please send ID one dozen bottle msoon
JONATHAN MCNABrEa.
srrLOH. 6psos Co, Tenn sept. ., 1887.
IN n STrrsE- Enclosed We hand you q receipt
mr. Two nd A - dozen BOTTLES Diaries syrup, Which
csua IA hs-1R due time, and We have sold one and .
~ d. % hem As far as We know IL has given sn-
ffrr-atsfactiou. We have sold al ne Nervous noulc
Ia Hoarh0und Electoral left with rs b. your scent. "
presume we Du-d sen Two or three dozen bottles OF earh.
Il Il h convenient for yoR 70 s-nd them % n.
Yours, truly &c. GILLESPIE & SON.
mason DEPOT, n. R r, sept. l. 1851.
d.. SLEDGE. We hzve sold AT q your NsrvouI rolis
left ~ your agent Those that have used q are much
pleased Vith 10. = have had several calls for Il sinos
We have been out. You viii please seRd ls one dozen
bottles and oblige yours, &C,
4 I. BROADEA1 a son.
Alof ne above are FOR Coz sale b. al druEEists and
Wtshf1E a Supply. aust address
GOODYEAR, KNAPP h CO.,
mr17-dtf Sole PrcpHstors, Memphis, Tenn