davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
PROF. HASKELI1S
ELELIKIL AILI

A POSITIVE and SPEEDY cure FOR Rheumatism and
a EeuIaisis, Deafness, KDsiPelts s@srofulA, Brsneht-
Headaches, cured In from , % 20 minutes. Corns, Piles.
T~o0thacle, Chrsnic 6tin Jsints, sprains and LEmeneai
Cramps and Colo, Pains Il every description cease IN
stAntEnrcusly.
PACE, 5Oc.i 81 and 81 per bottle.
Il h tks only real HAIR InvigoratoT thst viii make ths
white ara free from Dsndrad IN ten minutes, and make
Il . shiny, glossy Jet.
This wonderful On Is perfectly harmless No burnins
OF biisterng sensations, g with other Lotions ard Lint.
aents il Is pleasant % take It. II oonqusrs Fire
u this ind healing = severe Burn OF seald In I've min.
ates.
his Oh operates on the principle o. Elsariaty thou
sands Of miraculous cures have been perisrmed b. it eli
over tht Land. Use everythlng else, then give this Oh
one trial. and you vii Be convinced Indlgent persons
unable 10 purchase ; bottle. shall have a. free Friend
suffer no longer, send for q bottle Of HsskeiPs Kiectf,
on Consultstion and sdyloe nyen Erstis A. ne Depot
No So Pine street. Persons severely EHieted VITA Acut'
RheuuIatlEm or Contraction Of the Muscles, should u
n. Electropscesn Bath. b particular Ebout the direo
tlsns accompanying each bottle. No Peddlers sell thll
N.licine. only respectahIe Druggists and Country Her
chants are Agents, who hSve alarge u~thografh ard Ger
thcate stynrdhy the proprietor
BHWARB OF C~OUETERFETTsN
Even totte has Professor Haskel's Eiect7ic on
tl0En On TIE side and eiges o. thc Esss, aid Tire envei
Pc has hs portrait znd signature, 70 ecnnterfeit vhlei
whole ,ls and Retail Depot, No. 60 Pine street, t-t
aoJrs fross Fourth street, 81. Louis.
Druggists and Merchants supplied 81 wholesale q
liberal terms Druggists and Merchants desiring = sup
~ OF this popular and wonderful Remsdy, ~ calling h
PeSen, 81 addressing By letter, Professor HsstenI 8
Pise STREET, 81. Louis, WI have their orders ProEpt,
Gned and forwarded.
TERMs CAsH-s4O %. 8 100, or SIS 10 pr dozen. Il
"a elegantly Put Up securely Geckst sn1 a variety o
supeTb Libographs, Pre- BIS, &c, furnished gTstult
odsiy. ssrd a your Oriersi yuu VII dut Il cursss
rays.
For salt wholesale sud Rsisu b
GEO. o HARBIF 4 %. DrVFgists,
as Hsin street, Memphis, Tenn.
F0r ssu also ~ g. MANSFIELD & CO.,
oct4daEIy 2ST Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18

MORE than 1000 cases hsve been cured within Tn
vi last sx yeers, ranging rem one 20 thirty year,
sanding Orvil Loving, Lovingtol, Va. Thomes Hobbs
PETERSBURG, virginia, Joel n Parish, hunenourg.
virginia, John Reynolds, Big Island, Virginls, Thou
IS " Marshall. Beaufert, n. o. Miss Hattie Rochester,
Pine Han, n. @ l., Samuel Bingham, E0seviile, N O.
Col. Archibald and P. Carter, Hossvine, N. g, bon
George O. Aendenhan, jamestown, n. O., Mrs Beytna
Anderson, Coyington, Georsia, ]. A. Baugn, social Cir
Gle, Georeia. Jerry Creancr, Dalton, GS.. WIN. B. Chan
der, Calhoun, Ga Elisha burden, Social Circle, Ga
Col. 7. Lumpkin and John Palmer Huntsville, Ala.
Pamphlets containing testimonial Of the highest char
aeter viii be forwarded 70 any one wishing 70 test III
truth Of the above.
- Medicines forwarded By mall.
Address, JAS. A. CLOPT0E, n. D.,
oct2s-iy Huntsville, Aabsma-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18

beg 70 ssE (for the beneat o. that great cas- o. sgrieu.-
tursisfs sHoEu a. cotton growers, a. veil Es myself
your OpinfJn Of O. MoComb's Iron Tie" e. q band Tor cot
ton bales. g. compared with oordage- As y01 are ac-
qualnted gith " McCoubs labor Saving Press" u may
Be well 70 give your views % is Comparative valus IS
a means o. putting up cotton bales 81 unusually compact
form.
Il is doubfiess the Interest Of cotton Er0Eers 70 adopt
that mesn8 OF preparing their prodactlols FOR transp1r
tation which uff st o-ce sf0rd the greatest security
AGAINST damaEe OF mutIlatious and cost the eest money
and haFt no doubt thai your opinion VII b valued
htghIy By oution planters inasmuch a. you have speni
years % your tine IN n GOTTEN RAISING
undlr the uusplcas o. The largest c9tfon EroEers q N
world, ant o. course must know the comparative meriti
o. the various methods OF baiing cotton.
Yours. ,ruly, d. o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
TO BE
EhCu 2 IN III
APPRONIAAIloh FhHbs
whole Tickets, SO; Halves, So 90;
Quarters, 90 30.

A Cirrulsr showing the plan Of the Lotteries win
d. S-ut 70 suy one desirUus Of r~acsfTtng it.
Certificates Of PsctsEes WILDE sold 81 the following
rates. whieh is the rtsE
-.na-a. Dmekmua n &c Hfole TcEafa..-Ge %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
VALUABLE LANDS
For sale.

PROPOSE selling 1870 acres % Land in Tars- -
L hstchts and Yalobusha c~ouuties, Mississippi.
~ M hoEfe place 100 scTa, 90 Of which h IN
cutfFEfhons vim a god Store H0use azG Ouh-A
ard snd out-bunclnEE- Also, some smaller tracts, 4
sut purchasers, ald ny Nil Tract. 1000 acres, With a.
sopo . hAesfst IN North Nj Fissippi- motto a. Il b0tt n
land and vel siuberud, noth win CvursEs and Whit
OAK and ieo coed Oar Trees Tor slaves, b-ing 100 larg,
b saw.
VII sell on I've gcar6 tine a. 10 per cent. interegi
and e snail payment dgEu. n home pace IL known a,
the Ca ifornis Post Oao, situated on ~ Yocte1snafaf,
river one mne east q the Mississippi and Tennesss.
Railroad, IS mills froa Memphis.
--N--az -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
building Clause.

when building ahouze VIII reference 70 the uss Of t1ts
Pres. The bans % Which o hangs sk9uid Be made IS b.
q % . iaches, and b plsosd 4 fest 9 inches Bpars lesE-
lax enc u then mogablcl and 30 b. psucd IN ne hs1ss
that the centre between thc beamz Hould - from is 70
IS feet clear o. the pos.s-or, In other words, % that f.
would be the cen er Of acircs from % 70 . fsrt h dam
eter, and SHIRE he Location b such s. % p~reci1de dig-
ging below The surface . foot or Two, TIE beams should b.
u feet clear o. the ground. 70 puti t % where The gu
house IA suited % the outdoor Press, u l. Necessary 70
alter TIE housa - tearing away The Ant room a1e e.
tending The bodT q the house soms25 rect e. leasf- HHs
however IN Use in Low gin horses and can ne pat In
operation IN almost any house
ne machine uay b. saal 81 he factory a. any ume
ard plantsrs are requested 70 can and see The kind o. work
! an having d Ne. AID the Press a. work
Amodei OF the most approved gin h0use IN use may D.
seen slso a. ny enc, showing The Press IN t.
Orders % BE- addresIed 70 D hcCOAB 3 co.
Memphis, rsnn-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
TestimOnfaIs.

Mr.. D. M~cCoMB,-Dsar sir IN snsEsr 70 Jour re-
eusst 7 write 70 say, that IN view o. the fast that
ne hslinE % cotton has heretofore been 9 So
we're on.rEfion On both han . and hcrses, 7 feel e . daty 7
owe % ny feIloU-planters 70 say taat i an noE us1ng
enc q O. MuCombs Labor SAVING Presses" On the ara
crop, and End if 70 Be What is title purpors-TRULT q
lsbor-saving fress. Its ease is truly unprecedented -
less than q horse power Is necessary % run cotton up 70
Shipping sizs, OF for huntEd and nftF pounds 70 twenty
tive inches. It's speed IS also uuequaled % far As ny
knouledEe cf presses g0ss; hires bales 20 he hour eanbs
made By I've hands, without severe labor It's cQnvzn-
Rnce ] think also unequsisd, sndtts durability, ] have 10
DOUBT. vii ss much greater than that O. Any other Press
Z have anT ku1Eledgs Of. rpon TIE whole, ] 90 Dot hes
tate 90 say hat it IS the most Important tmproFementln
r schiusry oFered to the cotton planter for many Ttars-
W0ura frufr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
McCOmb's Compound Gin Gear

This gearing Is Constructed Nth irua main uprtEht
Shafts. VIII DANCES dtfed %. IN which Tecdsd arms are
secured By bolts, and on these Er1s . Eoeden rim -
paced, which Is sustained By wooden braces, which stars
10 . bottom 8ange, 81 TIE foot Of the shaft aud are
under The rim a. the TOP, 80 as 70 lake the Whsle WEIGHT
o. The I'm on ne AIDS
Iron ssEmsuts ere put on this wooden rim, ash ~
ordinary wooden Wheels This Errangtmeut gives q solid
shaft o. iron, With such Construction as securts against
TIE great evil o. shrieksge q sod, Which renders Dc
81 alzsst Impossible 70 keep the searing n running
trim.
Bvsry planter knows s1Dcthins % The cashlnG pro-
duoed b locse EudEeons and loose wedges abcut TIE arms
o. wheels. &c aIof which Ue Eecure sgainst entirely
both 10 the maia wheel and band Wheel, Which are made
on the same principle, giving iron cutttrs and bans q
aI points. and having only wooden rims - described
The main WHEEL runs on . steel ialse gudgeon a. the bot
ton, which IS repiaceabie a. pleasure
Our obiscf 81 to furnish q substantial ZeartnEs En-cn
Ee can snip 70 order, aud - the same time preserve ths
features ofthe old fashioned gssring. Which we hink BET
ter than any other ever ofsred for pla-tsrs' use I1pr-
parfRg this gearing. We put The Wheels both t~ogstasr5
snd turn % The rims, dttng everything up cCmplsieys
and boiling together securely, ard then msrktnE 90 a.
20 make it EASY % screw together aEains Il cn Be laEea
60 pf@cs, sud shipped, or hauled % the point designed.
snd put up readily.
M gearing per set completes, ready 70 ship, 800. ~
can furnish Workmsn 70 90 with u and erect g 81 Pu-
chars rruauan-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
ran REyT Ann FOR SAFE.
For Sale on Liberal Tern

TWO thousand two haudred and thirty sces
L Of ch1i-e Bolivar Land, three miles from th
tie MISSISSIPPI river four hundred acres In 49,
tiFafiols good Dwelling and comfortable Quur- -
tsrs, SieEm Gin tnd new Gin Stands, vi e sod with
the pace TEeEtT No Fled Hands, yong and lEeiyj
twenty Mules Orleans, Wagons, Farming Utensils, &C.
AdJolnlngthis place ] viii sell ons thousand and forty
acres. one hundred and atty acres in culiivatons thre-
hundred GeEdsned. The above property viii be sold
for one-third cash, The balance On one and two year,
credit. For further particulars call On me st the plsn-
tatinu. Address J. J. Ross,
Prentiss, Mississippi
o. 70 Dr. J. s. FACOCK
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18

THIs PRRsa las proved 70 Be Approximately sae-
and hfy Of them have already tea1 put into use h Ms
sissippi, Louissna. Arkanszs. Aabama, aecrgis azd
Texas Il is thsrefore. % lsngsr % sxBsrmeni.
auired = ru four hundred snd duT pounds o ooIton
% 20 twenty inches 20 that he eight foot Iron hoop csn
Be put on easily. Ehi1h ooVie;es ths Necessity % uprss--
is ssess u such that six bszds can MAKE any hsiss IN
8 dagi and ordinary work Of ave hsnasn three naiss %
III hour, and les than one hours YORK q me horse is
nee sary 70 waEe hnU bales
It's csuscuieroe T. arch ihat hands nsvfr have cotton
thrown into TIE box overhead, nor their heads. within TIE
box. oors quenty 10 Is m1ch less oppressive 70 hands
than ANY OrHEH FREss-
It's Durability vii probably Be Ten times that %
any other PzEss. and II d sdspted % almost sBy gin
HAVING established ths manuf-eiurs for shfpusnt q
thee Prssses emplets, viii q view % SURVIVING ne m
crcssisg demsnd hey VIII b. furnished 81 taia point for
shipment a. the blowing rates, IN .uranoe and shiFplng
charges, thus erabluE ths pi-u1er 10 get hs Press Wifh-
ont trouble. ata cost % p@rhaps not more thau d15 more
outlay, % leu o. which b. raVes the iab1rs - gettlnE tina
Der, box nnd door siuh board ofhands, &C. and glts .
machme made o. better matersl than lt h. oanvsnieut %
get tsuaiy o. p E~niafcns. They can BE- hauled into The
Interior readily, e. thre six muie tesuse can haulaPress
Ts Pres being psTasSie, eau be taken ccWn and moved
Fsr : Pres eoupisss. Caspouad Drivsr...-.-snO o.
This prize incgtes ths iTon, nsis. chain and WOOD
UurE. He i aso prepared TO f1rui,h the lrsns sEd chair
- the foaoEt rafes
FJrI set Irons vim Conpcund Drivers oomTlsis,
l~ndutiBg Lithrogfapaic plan 70 buld By, snd
For one set Irous alone, incudlng re riSht %
use, snd Irhogrtphic plan % bundby.~..... loo %
Individual right alone 10 us ne Pe.s----- % @
Ehaluf for one - ~
All Presses supplied b. the subscribers are Eunranoed
70 pefforn seeI0atng % The aooFs statsnsnt 80 .
be made % god material, and In e W0rk1anilEs maller.
since the Memphis and Charston Railroad has reacnad
the yeIoE pine rgion, We are abe % furnish Presses
made cut Of yci0E pine
Persons wishing Presses Al any future day, VIII please
make their 0r1ers early, 20 that the w0rk may BE- eEeeu-
Ted In sood ssason-
IN al cases where Il - ineoaUsBieat 10 make pay
msHt on the c0mpLtiOH Of a Press, an accept
Cd dTgff, PGyabls 0Ht Of the Hsrt crop, wAl Be
taken, addiEg ~inteTsst bat in al cases UhsTe
B0thing ab0Hf tsTns Is said, DhsH ordering, he
sale vail Be- for casa Planters shOEld hGrs HstT
u0rk dose saTly IN the ssasou.
In cases where The purchaser deslresit - q W7rfman can
I hs seat 70 sect the Pre- a. the pu-chaser's ezPense5 bat
the working pan AM Instructions furnished sne such a.
% enabls aay workman TO putin ~. either a. session.
tcs factory, OF when only the irons and rights are sup
piled. Al The receipts Tor the right 70 uaes ha7e he
patanteess Signature to thfm-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
u2O Acres of Land
For sale.

DESIRING % ngve weEtEErd, 7 o6er foT sale -
" tbe above Land IA EDsah c0sntyt Mississippi
elEhf miles soutkeastof Lamar Depot. and fotmlAH
Ten uiies s0uth o. BsGrsEEe Depoti 500 sCes -
d nhs land are IN cultivation and unaer soed fences
q oomfortsble FrsDe Dwelling add kitchens vita negro
Eo1sss, gin snd press. apple. ard two peaeh orchards,
viii q1ince aud ether fruit trees q various kinds last
lnE SPRING, With two snail streams running scross The
land. and plenty u Eot timber, cod shout 80 acres Of
B1ttam Lsld net cleared, Which. b. ~evefinR, could bs
Zsde very productive. Any persoz wish -nE 20 purchase.
ain pleses come and eEzmins the premises where thel
VII and ne, Or some one Who viii shoW ne sane. II
d@srd iEGlsei The crop growing on fireplace, $50 acre.
Of cston, 1901 corn, 70 q oats, IS o. wheat, &c.
mw1Nwam q z WTLC0T.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
A Valuable Plantation for Sale
In Pamela County, Miss.

DEIEG deSrous 10 ooncsptrate ny planting In -
ID terests In fhe Mississippi bottom, al also -
PEnoia county, Whfref nov reEidG. 10 consists -
o. 800 acres more than 20 IN woods ard finely timbered
All the cleared land Is IN fne c~0ndltion, vel circied
dfchrd and under good fences Onec1rner Il within loi
yErts q CoE1 Depot. The main road from COdsevfns
= Memphis runs o. the east lac, and the r0a1 running
vest 10 Como Depot On The sou;h iss. Tbs neiRhbOr-
hood is enc OF the bestin the STATE for churcle s ana 50
dety- Toner II very low. II the purchaser desired Il,
I would sell some negroes also. 4. n. AvIs
@Uauo nanaa MarrF Is aaEE-~-q---er
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
Insurance Companies, Compress
M nnA AhEn EnnrnEns

The UnoefstEnef, u~ndcrHutefA are u opinion hat
hcComb's Iron TIE b o. great vsuc % The cotton inter-
est as a means o. lessenlng The Iisblity % de-tructi0n
By ere, CT damage By Uatsr, 50 that where q boat is
tEdtd- or a SIZED dIed with Iron TED cotton e1cu-
swell he risk can ke taken for a smaller Ter ctnt- han
usualy charged on rope tied ooti0-.
!. 3. Z
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
q Reward

up-For sale By ChsnslerA Co, S. Nansneid a Co,
u. p. Para. WorihA CO, and -ohnsoh \ Ions Memphis,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18

AEADE from Indlan oorn-s beautiful srtieie. nm
vi boxes for ssie By
n. > pr,af ur~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
Premium Cotton Gin

TNHE attention o. Cotton Planters ls resPectfuIly e11sz
Il 10 the above superior Gins, manufactured byE. Gar.
YER g. Co., Esst BridGewster, Eess. Under q recent In
provgnent, the Carver Gins are regarded As the best now
In general use; their superiority needs no comments from
as, IS thousands are nsT n successful operation IN the
Southern country.
We hAve or hand hty Gins. embracing all the dlGerent
giEcs ard numbers Of ssws.
Also 10 a1d n feet seInert bolts, washers, sc, con-
Pete, al Of which We Cder % car fricnda upoa the usuE
terms ard tine. GWTNN 4 GIBSON,
Nos and ? Exchange BundiaE.
49, ~ > 100 4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
MILTON &PUrNAN, Assn.s.
JE CHADWICK,
Agent Eils, Home, Hartford Phoenix ant ChartGr Osl
In.ur-u.-a nrmnanE.

4GAEnAaH y N - 90
TIE Underlined, Ccmmission Merchants and Ccttsn
Pastors o. tle ely q Memphis. having examined
NcCsmb1s Iron IL" fr cotton bale, take pleasure IN
c1mmerdng % % the zee o. cur friends a. a valuable
m us q protuciuE q uniformly smal e. sized bale. and
Giving grehI ~sidith0nal security against destruction b.
ere, as vel a. iesseuing the chances for mrtlafion In
handing.
SAMPLF, MTTCHELLh o M HALEY,
BAYLIss & GUTHRIE r. d BsUGH co
B. D NABER FALLS CASH,
a. Co, SrEWARrn KING.
REID SHELTON 4 co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
M.rnr nrror 60 II n. So 4 rs

mason DEPOT, y. s. o R. R., Sept 8, 1897.
Oh. SLEDGE. We have sold al Of your Nervous Tonic
left ~ your agent. Those that have used II are much
pleased with Il. w have hsd several calls for q; since
We have been out. You viii please seEd rs one dozen
Ii. 7. BROADWAY L sON.
All Of the above are for for sale b. al druggists and
merchants throughout the country. Agents and others,
wishing a supply, must address
GOODYEAR, KNAPP 4 CO.,
mriT dtf Sole Prrprietors, Memphis. Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
JOHN w.. BALPOUR.
soA1r'sF o MARKHAM Co. Ms.

March I, ISIS.
I. Moons, Paienies, Memphis. Tenn Dear Sir;
an IN receipt o. your favor Of he 9Th ult, containing q
circular Of your " Iron Tie" together with ether tefimo-
mails o. appreciation and high appreciation o. their Use
znd utility 70 the Gotten grower, and general interest 70
the trade Or cur great southern staple
Trad, With much pleasure, from yuur ancia7ure, that
you have not oulT the planter Who has gwen 10 a fair trl-
III. but the ship captains N The habit OF ~frsightinE COL
ten. together with Of the re pres los mea o. New
Orleans, to ipdorse for the preference o. the d" iron lie &"
ne thing is settled-Irun must triumph over Rope.
Htuce, ny dear Sir, let ne congratulate you upcn The
prospect Of sieHc.nE all opposition % he "Iief' AID q
reapiug the rich and golden harvest that awaits you.
after ] shall have finished tive more bales ] Go not e.
pet ever 70 use another pound Of c9rdage round ny cot
ton You may therefore regard NE Is q patron ior 1855
for the amount Of ny crop
Accept assurapces OF ny friendly consideration.
. nnWna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
HENPHIs Apr % 1858.

EAEAAM ANNA& - 90
TO d. H~CCoMB-Dear Sir Ysur letter Of the nth
instant Uas duly received. Perhaps ysu Gttach more
tmpoItanos % my opinion than others may co1cede % H.
Il Is true, however. that 7 have had an oppWtunify Of
preparing s0t'ou for market Ia the dif rent parts % the
Eor { where % is uoEn, AMI Eftsr acsreful anslJsts q
the various modes Of packing cotton, ! unhesttatlnEE
recommended 20 TIE Government ard TIE kuropean
Mississippi, called O. Eese n Improved Packing Pres,
adraWing CT which nay b. seen mmy oGce IN 3 " Par
mamentau Blue Book, published By order Of the House
OF C0mm1iE, with NY correspondence on the Eubiert-
This Press vas not ADOPTED IN Consequence OF the din
Guilty o. hsvlng the large screw cast IN krgiand and cent
ont O. India and TO this day a. Is a cef1drdfum IN
England ard india % obtain q simple Press for he Var-
o7s p~rposts for which they are used. for packtng cotton
would supDiy that cesi6eTatum IN boEh c1uatress and
were 7 called on agalE % reosmmeud q pain, simpl- and
e1cent Press for Shipping merchants, 7 should most de-
cledlY rec m yours as tie best have ever seen.
u regard tocase, sped srd oonveuicnce % arrangement
fe- pianfaii1u pup sesf q cannot Be eNcelsd-
Tog ask me, also, TO five my 0plrlcn q your =" Iron
Tie" and unhrsitafin-ly say hat were I nov planting
oo.ton I WUuid use no oiher, aud believe thettts ad0p-
ten 6 nertHy ~ our plsnieEs would benFht them great
~ every vnIs. The bale g. mach heater and N cotton
b. less Isbc 10 injury from The Wsather. BeinE more
cuuuaCt, b iG lees liable % ac1lsuf from drer for II q Ore
ooclrrcd, % E1ud aui7 bum on The baking, and the
cotton being hed 81 armIy it EoulI not bum an inch IN
depth, sui wolld sno-lfsr and finally 90 out With thc
r5ps lies A would Be- CONSUMED. WAGONS, rair0sds and
steamboats, oan carry The eoftln fastened with iron more
oonvsnienty Is. and, ~doubtess, the railroads AMI steam
boats weuid take bales 50 Daeksd At less tcight than
those Put 90 Sith rope becsuse The dancer % less. and
Insurance tlHcescou5f afo-d 70 insure a. a sss rate than
row. CUucn put ID b sour Presses, and fastened Eith
your t.s. q ready for shipment % LtVFlpocl. sod when
Il reached Nsnchesteri The Ties o0uh be ued 70 bale
good 60 send back 20 rs TIE " Iron Te' nav, how
ever, be uscd 70 fzstsn the bale vithoutrsEard TO the hind
o. Press ued, Or size Of The hale made
vuy respectfully, los ANE FINEIs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
TO SAW MILL OWNERS

1tHh subscriber, = practical Ssv-naker, has perms-
Il nenty located himself IN Memphis, fer the purpos,
81 RI TOOTHiNG and STRAIGuTENIEd CTRCuLAR
and Al other SAWS. Work done - Cincinnati and
Eastern prices, and gusrantied.
Also, orders received for every description Of Saws
All Saws said By me are warranted Saw NH 0wnsIs
VII nnd Il 10 thnir advantage 20 cal On ne before pui-
chasing eisewheIa.
shnp on Poplar street. opposite Uaion Fouhdery.
n1y16 dsvfv AIT P. ARTHER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
9Ottls-
WOrSham HAuSe.

TfHE subscriber vsuld rsspeotfully inform bis -
friends and the travelling public, that he .a
has At . heavy outlay built and furnished this m1
house IN q nest and htRdsome style, and assures ASE
ne public Il shall be kept as q drst-class hotel. Feeiinl
grateful Tor the very liberal patrcnage extended 70 hin
VII endeevor 70 merit q continuance OF the sane.
J. J. WORSHAM, Proprietor,
nuT6-ff n n Wnuauah aarlrfauf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18

sHILoH. GIBSON Co, Tenn, Sept. 2, 1887.
Dr.. ]. ~. SLEDGE Enclosed we hand you 3 receipt
Tor two and q half dozen bottles Disrrhea Syrup, which
came 70 hand in due time, and We have sod cue and q
half dozen Of them As far Is We know % has given en-
tire satisfaction. We have sold all the Nervous Toptc
and HoarbOund Peotorai left with Us BY your scent. We
presume We oouid sen two OF three dozen bottles o. each,
n II Is convenient for you % s nd them 70 US.
Yours, truly, &c. GILLESPIE & SON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-18
ArrlIca ID.

We. The undersigned, ship-mastcrs, now loading q
this port, having examined TIE compress ed bales o. cot
ton. bandd with kcC-m5's Iron lie % HOOK and Clasp
and having witnessed the operation Of cutting, shorten
ing and re-tying 40 the compress. tsks pleaslrel IN STATING
thdt in our opinion. there exists 10 u~tlecti0ns ortmpedl
ment, % Is use that. on the contrary. We believe o.
most every interest, cuaected with he laDdilns anc
freighting o. cstfon, viii Be bens6itId By rs adoption
We therefore rac0Inmen1 the U.s. Of ion for tyinEc1t-
ton. fn eTgTv stage o. IT, transportation.
A. CROIL REDMAN. ship Hairy Rlrd
ROBERTSOS. ship Arkwrigh-
VIZ P. SrOHE, ship Lsngdon-
WILLIAM BFE, ship Nicholas Biddie.