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NEW SERIES---NO. 727
Meoifal.
r. r. r.

IIEAITH will, in all cases, follow the use OF Rad
IL ways r. K. Remedies There are none so sick
diseased weak, feeble, OF crippled with pain
ing Resolvent Regulators the nature Of the dis
ease sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief;
Railways Renovating Resovent; Radway Regulators.
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative pow
certain diseases Yet there other diseas-
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used, If there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body 90
their action the patient will live and be restored
to health.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, TUESDAY,
new-Dork.

From VISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New-York
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harness, IIarness,,

NOTICE. have rrniovesi my Harness shop froR
IN Ira4erIck street, no y, Cup sLaTsl sutl siss
Public square, where shall Constantly 'ep hand
8 variety OF leach anu Buggy harness., Id aiso Sif
and ogh skin eolills =.
Jan. I'll q. j. HOW ll<fON.
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MEMPHIS March - IS5


W. 6, BENNETT Esq.-Hcar sr.-lhc facts within our
kuuwe, gr al tlIe UuabILty, AC, ul Vests IavauiC
Cemeut are these; lhe huIIdIng you covered Tor US
last spring, am happy Ia state h,s answered
pcctltiuns. We can, therefore, recommend the
public Tor all roofing purposes, as light, cheap lre
Rnd water proof roof. II does not get anu run
from Ihe ELECTS OF the heat ct the sun nor does
harden and cruCk from the effects of the cold. ANY
pc Suns wishing To- know more OF this article can call
at our mandatory.
Y 8 RRTCE A 90
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Eur siie by respectable Druggists and Dealers.
Prices OF the Iinimeut IS cents, so cents and 81
bottle A one dollar bottle contains much Linment
eight twenty ave cent bottles.
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srrruS1ESprNr's orrlcr, M,osrurs x ON. r. r !

q X II
NfNriiS, lENN 4, heb. 10, 1891.
Mr. nENNfTT:-l ear Sir.-tIuT company having been
troubled yety much with lcaky cars pIt sunv u your
Patent ainI upon them, anu lar my know lcdsu
extends, / chevriully recommend II u any whu
wish dry road OF any sort.
Yours, &c, IL. COFFIN, Superintendent
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The Mothers Companion.

II cures CAKES IN THE
BREAST, SORE NIPPLES, +,
SORE IIPs, PIMFuEs, sc. Ia
lies who prize a pure skin,
void Of pimples, blotches,
scurf, and discolorations
and eNcresenccs should at
tack these trespassers ON
bcauty's domain as soon
as they appear with the
Arctic Liniment. IL is ex-
cellent for the hair, giving
il a healthy glossy appear
ansa In ~
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The Amicted Rejoice.
Burns and Scalds,

For these dreadful accidents
the ARCTIC IlSIMKST should be
kept on hand; il affords sure
and immediate reliei often sav
ing from death. Every steam
boat and railroad train should
keep IL. Who that has heard
the shrieks OF anguish uttered
by tn scalded a I manned
victims Of eNplosin . and col
isions, does not nat some
means of relievins neir tor
irre should always be acessi
bleS Such exist IN this
balmy ling agent,
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IL Is a sovereign remedy
or the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted
curing the most alarming ca r
ses of BRUISEs, STRAINS,
SrRiNG Halt, SCRATCHES,
WOUNDS, SwEESY, SPAWN, ,
RNG- BONE, BAG HEAD, Poll
EVIL, Sc. No farmer, live
Us Rhlr-k,eI'e or any per
on owning valuable HoisEs
should be without this vAlu-
able remedy
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Carriage Mandatory M-nroe st, Memphis, Tenn


MkMfui~s Tenn Dec. Sth. 1856.
To WHOM 1T MAY CuNIESN .-lhs n Ia cri t,fy that
W. :. Bennett covered two To"is me last Sprinr
with "A composition called Vests Atcut Gatvanic q
meLt, one ui them new deck, the other an old
shugle roof which giving perfect s.,tsiaCtiu III,
asu repaired dumvT window, who IA leaked badly and
htd bsiicd the skill uI taTpcris Ia prevent IL leak
ing which he suCCrcicd IN making perfectly tight
do chorrfully recommend las mode ol roofing 10
the public tor all ru"Gug purposes and believe II to be
permanent fixture against IRE and water.
T.. COthRElI-
Proprietor Commercial Hotel
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w xh<h Us sill p~y e4sA- We ~anth % sake
ssa szss s. Wa eokpoS . Co
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AAear u..eIiin. n 10 use for sale,
IIydrant Hose.

CITUATkD IN klgeneia. On the Gallatn 1arhPlks
- For further particulars apply 20
Sept. IL. A. " s. IISDsILY.
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AGENCIES SOLICITED.
Heni. u. Shields

TTAyTNG com;leted his arrangements for the trans
III action Of all kinds OF Agencies, To- his own salts
factlou feels cOndsien that he meet the eXpecti-
TONS Of those who may itrUst their goOcs % hs care
No conflicting bis part shall at any time be
allowed a strictly commission business alone VIII be
attempted. Jan III
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liolt's Patent Agricultural Furnarrs.

FINIiIS article constructed in consequence of
i suggestion from the American Institute, that
simple, portable, and low priced furnace was much
needed by farmers for boiling and stedming food and
for many mechanical and domestic purposes IL took
the premium at the L. ). Agricultural Fair st Louis
vile. just received. WM. STEWART,
No. Ia Market street
Also Coal Cooking Ranges and small Cooking stoves
for coal W. :
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na5bDillf Patriot.

DAILY, per annum, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 90
Tri-Weekly, per annum, ,................ 90
weekly per annum; .........-.. 90
One Weekly for two years, or two Weeklies
for one year, In advance, ............. s 90
When the lay, Tri-Weckly, Weekly is To be
discontinued (laid in advance the tine subscribed
for) the Subscriber order, Otherwise 1t Will be
continued, at our orton, until raid for and stopped.
II not pail il must be paid at the time Of discnntnu
ance or at our option II the party Is good II will be
sent until paid.
Remttances by mail, in registered" letters, at
risk
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Attached is Il note from JUHN l. MORGAN, Esq. Arch
tcCt, by which may be tine opinion Nj
Sloan the celeb batcd Architect aud writer upon Arch
I.ct.rc whose experience Win this mode Of roofing
without a uuLbt, IS satisfactory tp all
MIMI1II>, March II, 1857.
NR. w :. BENNETT.-Nhrn ia hadeiphia, la. Il lew
DAYS ago called upon Mr. samuel sloan tlic ceicbrat.
eu AiCn.tctt and author ~ the sloan Work on Archi
lecture. IsEcu las opinion a. Ia the durability, &c.
of Vests Patent Roof, sch you using the C4ly
OF Memphis hc tpid t.st llr had hesitation
ia ytIg that II h guur and durable ru"l, aud
that advocates clam Il tu be. thcr SAYING
that lac using i a line building Tor himself
Respectfully, JOHN l. MORAN, Architect,
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MisrrllanrOus.
PAT T. N Il
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

TNIIE undersigned is prepared 10 Introduce into use
i in Tennessee W. r CHlLIiS co.'s PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERI ROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING and asks the itteI.tis of Architects Builders,
Railroad Companies, and the public, 10 examine its
superiority over other Roofing.
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has yet appear that falls the ground for q
evidence sufficient 70 support IT, aud left to regre
that Senator Of The United States should have thought
proper no better grounds 10 asaa you have done,
the Presiden; OF Liberia
In vndcatpg him personally the government Of which
lie rs the head and the people who have placed him il
the office that he holds has been my purpose 10 do
truth.
am not public man. In the Quot OF professional
life find enough to occupy me, without seeking
nondcnce which s foreign TO my habits as II is profit
less ard vexatous. Bat President of the Americas
COLONIZATION Society, honored with Office which has
been held by the Wsest and the best in the land before
duty seemed imposed upon me that could not be honora
bly, avoided
No sense OF personal comfort no dissemination to appear
before the public oonr0versiast would have justified
silence, when clamor in regard to Liberia assumed
form and substance force OF the endorsement OF per
son whose position might be supposed TO give weight 70
his words.
arrows against the Edinburgh RetfeW as foe more
worthy OF my steel than you are might say, sir, that
perhaps modesty leads you much to undertake
self ] might say, too that although ordinarily ready
enough to engage in any labor vndcatng Southern rights
or southern honor yet TO you, with far more proprety
than 70 myself might be conaded the reply, were one
deemed necessary, 10 article wherein the South V
made the object OF especial vuperation. But the true
reason, apart from want Of leisure for declining to make
the Rre,o the butt Of such might discharge,
to be found in the fact that hold country have
passed long since, the day when the R.o,eo in questoa
competent TO affect her, 10 chafe the feelings
single individual Of her sons and that regard Liberia,
futed SANDERS which have been repeated that
time may safely be relied upon TO vndicae the rcmandcr
JOHN H. b. LATR0BE
President American Colonization Society.
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LATER FROM NORTHERN MEXICO.

from the New orleans PlcIyuns, bst 10.
TIE steamship suwanee from Brlzos santiago, fnal
anola, arrived last night
the purser informs hat the latest from Vera
Cruz aud Tanpco received al Natanoras 10 the 29th
ult.-noi n late as we have received.
General Vid1urri, we learn, was az last accounts &C
lively engaged al Monterey raising army - take
his stand against the Zuoag, government.
Intelligence had bceu received at Ma,amoros that Mr
Glenn, Amcrt citizen, his way from the interior
shot the vicinity OF Sa,lo The particulars OF the
affair bad not fully appeared but II was looked upon a.
brutal murder. General vidAurr, who Is Governor
Of sstlo is represented had manifested every dispo
ston 20 probe the matter to the bottom aud 10 mete out
justice 10 the perpetrators.
The only paper We have received IL the Bfownsville
Tog Of the Is, inst An. all contains ia the shsPe OF
from the Mexican side Of the TO GrauIs the fJ
lowing
letter from Monterey states that General vdau-r IL
again cndeavOrng IT, RAISE the wind AMI that he has
already organized force OF 500 90 sally upon
Luis, which IS only gafrsonet present ~ about SO
men.
The same writer says that there Il a rumor currou,
throughout the State Of Ngevo Lem that C)mmss
Maa has returned 10 Vera Cruz. bringing proposals
President Jusrcz from government relative q rail-
road % BE- butt By the latter from New Mexico through
Chihuahua, SC, for which grant government viii
give 70 thai q Mexico remuneration Of Eve millions Of
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Ny aitent on has been called 70 the statement inserted
q tie Wash ngton paper 81 yesterday at tn request ~
Hon. VIM Montgomery, rurrDrtlng T. give account U
bis rcnconire with me saturday last propose saying
bet Few words ID relation toit
Ineither know nor who the parties are who made
the statement, carries is ce conclusive evidence
q IT. Iarta and ~ furte character. That different
SONS II such affair should might expected aud
that the Part took 10 should be grossly msrepresen,cd
occasions me no surprise whatever
shall not hunt W counter statements from hsckmcu OF
others neither shall engage "a newspaper controversies
about H. invoke the protection OF the aw the inter
yenton ~ the police. 7 neither seek nor have sought
any difficulty with Mr. Montgomery-I shall AVOID none
When met him On SATURDAY was not aware, an
yet, that bad by word or deed given him for
offence and when la friendly recOgni On extended him
my hand, addressed him N courteous potc ans
genticmsny. This friendly solicitation was met IN rude
and insulting manner, which re- ntcd the instant,
the most effective way then 10 my power The blow zen
az quck a. could reach the object after tie insult
gwen
Tor this summoned 10 court At the instance and
upon the AFFIDAVIT Of Mr. Montgomery, and this l. the
whole transaction a nutshell The dctais OF the rem.
contIe, which got the best OF t. whether the blame
rests upon one both neither matters about which
wholly unpremcd tatci and without malcc-ln impulse
based upon an unexpected and unproyoSed iudignty
offered ule. WILLIAM ENGLISH.
DEct1pEs q, 1868.
THE DOCTORS CARD.
wssaiSGroS, Dec a. 1853.
clans, professionally 81 attend the Hon VIM Montgomery.
after the fenc0utre between him and Hon Win II Eng
ish. DO b1rei certify tnat made fa exam Of
the Confusion On Mr. Montgomery's head, aod have
hcsat ID declaring thai thr marks incDntesbly prove
that the blow struck by person standing behind
him. There 40 Bro % or mark Ia front Whatever
W. " HUDSON,
JOHN KELLEY
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Bt'OFe Hon. IUFge InIprs0IL
DEo q The Grand jury brought IN bs OF ludc ment
ia the following eases The Untei States Henry
Reed for stealing letters from tue Post Once. Chas
Needing Tor eubezzug letters, Martin Sbea's fJr
eretng AMI Edward EDWARDS, Sam jei JONES - Ens
va Edwards Cor countcrfeting The latter pstts- acre
arrested some time 10 Brooklyn, chlrgei .th hby
tng fot Dtn, fass "A abfyst Of fnaaoy
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which called our so,ers 20 gtoross mpligu honor
ably removed brave will be among the irst TO
Unite with us IN congratulations upon the peaceful term
patiou OF the affair at Tampico. BY il obtain re
newed proof that the republic Of Mexico, without ans dis
tncton Of parties, entertans proper respect for SPAN
ana that she Is animated by desire FOR peace and Cor
friendly relations with US. This may also perceive
from The steps taken by the government al the capital,
over which Gen. Zuoaga presides.
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DoSAuoN NHu-rbe members s9t feuds o. tns
South THIRD stree, = church patti tie Rev w. Gng
Their respected psstr a donation visi Wsincs1sg
evening Tie sqies rdefaigapJ " tsef exsrte0s
70 contribute 70 hc comfort ~ Their e-ts Who tuertet
10 largo rumbars, anS Inv utGost rutn-nt. iod se1t
feeling prevailed y supposet tnr tA3 RS Eur'l
viii be presented y " KING "a sb.aol a etsti'g VT
&c credit ID tue c3ueregt,g1
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TscavSsgy President Of the Council oc Ministers and
Minister o. justice " saxouy, has Died ia pseslen.
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F0r any NJ thr Language lesson per d1y, SD per
month"; blossoms per day, $50 dos or o. lDlru to read
write. anil also 90 speak Language gulmmlticglly,
IIaHaHuH uui limited : i'H CO.
Those persons who already speak Lanutaa-r and
eiah tH htcuuia rnld roslers and also o. write and
sfHuk BE- gruf1fuliletIly SO 90
strlnr rs arr rrerre ta circulars frr letters frofn
tnu. andrew Jackson. bate President % the t States
Hon Mlrtu Van kureu. dos Hon. r. NJ. johnson.
afn NIee-presieut uf Che T.. -; Hon. Hon. A. D. }n-
uIen. ate Governor IT louisiana Hon. Iamas g..
Jones' lte N1yUrunr ~ lsuuosaae. Hon Ioln GAY b.
.tte eufeuur ot Ala, MAJOR Geueru b. 2. tiaincs,
co. = Armyt lion. John Eeh g.. s. senatss gt
Lff. hnhnp MIIra, leuues4ept Nev. DR. tiuu4fey.
NfHfili'uf Nashville utf.sfYs Rev Dr. Chamber
l1u. t''n President &C tukHud galiare. Wl4a.. Rev.
~. E.ietr. leunHsst. Hon b. rrieur af, Mayur III
NrW tHIr1n-i lion. I@.uHkfau. Iafa Msgur I'd M.Ita
NHt. Mr ~llfr bate President -t Uharias CaIIars 4 a
Nnn. Thee. d. Benton. htr o.. r senate. Ef Eav
| n.shop utgy Tcuu.i Hey. ur. Howtu Tenn. nov
/ ur Wheat Tenn.
-ur they can Refer co.
Hon. g. MirkNH, tNNUIunr 20 louisiana Hon IY.s nI
Walker lfg tiuyyruur oi louisiana. lIUu g. Hr.lar
/ Hie tinveunf Uf Mls..ssrpi Hon. John A Quiritn
/ dIa Hon. NruW n FoUtr, du.. Hon. John D. grIttan
ien Itta Attorney teuerli ot the United -tatss lion
u sifule. Htr I a -pulfr; Hon. y -lfdplL dss lion
1 GeurFr Eustls. late Chief Justice 20 Louissna.
/ NtFtS uOtEEAR
Il tod Caual street, Row Orleans
/ Jan Isss Ilfy
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nR. kENnlLLS EilnLERl SYRr1

fHWlH rlrriflilnn b. eorfun ctfu ar Cholera r4
afrHli. b ri sHHt.rY Cholera M1ftua summer Cpni
p0uns tm it b. Hnttaf rea .rUu fsuisuus. anil mas
iH aaIHlN uH0d tHHnf dUs.fnd extenL a. pfuuerirs
afH afnHll1f tiuiN. HstInrruf. rtrfnIuaifirt. and
uHutft Ha sn combined as t1 loavc thn bowels In g.
healthy STATIC. tul the r1tIrut w Hdn strength ifuu
GIH commence Hi itf use. ttt HuuNrUluuf and
fIfrHiIiH comic lnl stuuitut af restorative tir aH
rtHHa Hl lfHN.T. lHuflHI, sct sickness. kr nuriIru.
hHIV lhe huurIH Hrn "a hfn luuan. and flr riV.n.
rrluW rHNHI Iuuf th" dnniHff urelaiunrd PSI ,ir1s
On rHala. Do H4a uu esiufl
IHrr. HrH nanny Ffr rt.Htinua which Will arrest ui
atHn lHH.ho. ein naftflY, hiit iD frconwonoe arsf
OBJ HHF ur tFu. nHrHHra uf 1u nHfrIva0d tHImt Ur
tter ftiI.wa. ula teil anl irritating cnutets 81 th.
flufuHeH 1Hd bowels hHt.uH h.en lHcked up, WilhoH
heIuf corrected 8Hi tIa Glands tud yeas,Is lon ln
mnflHl anI.. nHtnsHle NJ hesltbv aeetetinn. rm
turH.H UuHII.Ha 81 HHIfr. ant the tffr.ureut benin
au combined ai'H IfpfHet iHHe, anil rhruiicd ueH
irfa. aa o. fauaUt 0la eaH.Uufs fUuiiHir ihe aerr
HHu. rnI ieHgr Ule arr4nf uf Digestion in health
condition.
Th.a nrnftrlf'un bat taon arrlI'y Improved aud 90
tauIfI..d En- thfIHl..a Boz nruuf strength
a. FrIaH. IN. ..H tHUIaa Hfr Az
HINhta Dus Wholesale Agents.
NnH.ss a nu q null street, SEES orleans.
HH
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3ltD- lirttturp.
SOMETHING NEW AND REALLY GOOD,
FOR THE USE uF EVERY BODY.
DH. sHERMANss

IAIENI AVA lbMitiL CHEST EApINDEk
AbENlCE WHICH HAS No EQUN4
~ SimpiCih niui IF1ff Rsndrk1hlf
fHNlE Bruce s unlike al uihers Infinitely superior To-
1 ANY of the urdur coutriy8urrz ctlgt Shoulder
Nrrr having uu h"lfs straps o. b., any thing
heating or binding undcrth arus while 30 lguyc- the
shoulders uuruutuci fud frCc Cor any exercise max
ur worthy che attention and consideration Of every
ono who values health and strength. combined with
easy department
40 arr respectfully solicited CD ra ryJuInr the Gr-
urr. and satisfy thtmzglyU- ct tfs utility, &C. 100 tho
proprstura Ofire and Stiesroom No. 20 ST. Charles
strD,t Now Orleans.
Persons in ordering DO Ghost EyrJudrr mr-t send
thr uumlpr ol inches aTudnt tnC chest, waist and
hips. and enc hetriit eft thr husy.
Shoulder Hr1era Cor Ladies' amt tuiliirru. " Che
most Improved patterns. constantly uu hand lartIcu
l1r attention given to fitting rhH'lrDu.
4 f.utIp BOB attendance o. wait en- ladies.
tu calling observe tbe ulUr ant number ou Che
dnar.
~bermans Ilro spring NdHrfu1l supporter vii
tfEsrI relief n 900 rla.s uf fIrE ut tuv Womb, wrlb
or bearing down ul tir Abdomen, WrBlur-- boz thf
small 90 the hlrk. a.. Every female could ie uort
Hr loss heueGfri ig the use of tba bslt bud Breoa
tr Hppend1HHs 10 WIN strengthen tIr Who'll. ~ stem
/ uj remove much eI1ruUt Informal remedies lil Q,
| r.Irh.
tgg 1od rt.ur Stacking. anil HsIts constant, OF
| hlHI
| N'.o. ur-. Banning. lBI Grain. Body Erlfea
Nnr uTirrf,, Jan. fsis ll-iy
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]. ". Huirhinson's Tonic Biltcrs,

WILL EFFECTU ALLY CURE
Chihs and F,rSr DiThgd L''ff J'ali ',lf- Ja''hIc
IJ.fensin CJy5,i. IN Nervous y biitfy Diseases u
Slia. and al fluspiIiHfe arising from Dis
ocIere4 tirrr or Stomach
GtTCU a. Con.tin,fi.,n Inward Piles FulueSS uf the
- Blood 90 the Head Acdity Of DE stomach Heart
burn Nausea. disgust for Food Fullness o., Weight
IA the stomach Fever and Du Pam ~ ne Head I'
ncieucy ct p,rsni1ation YcloWue-~ Of the skin and
Eyes. Pain IN me Limbs and great Depression ct
Spirits.
relief ina Cholera INIT in an forms Of BOWEL COM
PLANTS. Il operaics ike magic in arres'ing llys
eutery, checking Darrhpa, removing cramps ANA re-
storing the Bowels to a naturally warm, halmy and
artiye state. In CAGES of impure Blood those bter~
have been prescribed when an other medicines have
utterly failed
re- For sale by the Druggists generally through
out the city OF Mobile and by the Proprietor at hl-
Depot, corner Of Warren and Dauphin streets, No
bile Ala.
Nlbiss Ian 1sse 12-1y
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lI inh NJ ffaa.h mf r1r.Tfy n tbf
ENMNlaNf Nlf HufilHaN sHlantiId fsanftmeul
tNNit NU NnEN Clothing
A N.nHaf HHNIHHa lI"I r.I'HHa fnt tHrrIHFn Clut'n
ufHnuli'. fHIHi ~ i.r lHIHu tuuiHHnV.
Efeff auale N.y sutrtHtgst tHi 500 ~ fieturt
prices
uf,iara DOM .Ie country respectfully aoIrif0d.
ln souINnH ar'lffa please ave tao tIIuwIug mcas
uFHH
luua'h ol um Hum Che cIHfrr ~ hnek-hIght 81
person
a. lilti.1iaa Hf fIlsfalenHih Ell Inside setu
IH l.afa'.. Hf uf.a.alauafh ut FUat lam collar
D. sIH.a-.sa uf uHehaf.HHlh LIZ aIui.
ALFRED MrNNuEN co..
10 NsHiaine street, UHrurr Uruf.eE
NHtofanif jon. isat 1tiy
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lanes Coming.

Clocks. Watches and JeNvelry,
Nos Iluplin Street, corner II Water
MOBILE ALA.
T,lH ale. Fine Watches and lowely Of the latest
..yIe silver SPOONS, Forks ups ti'' Guns "n"
EtsoIytrr Pistols Military Goods etc. etc.
E..I.- az. on hand Coneavo Convex Brazilian
~PFcfACI.E- in Gold and steel Frames, new sly a.,
All, rba4,, ,ilIur a. get "g0p1iHc agf'ole ~ che
-..s..t,.f n. I.,. i ,i-b fhcn 60 come and -~LE."
M-p-l large supply II Scotch ''ncaTo toyeN
-tua. p. IIls. 5u cold and Steel Frames
THE a'.ay, had alaie for my self expressly 70 my
order auI can recommend them.
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-11-27


DRENtUN UNuULATuRN CORN AND FLOUR
i ING MILLS. French Burr stone and each Burr in
one solid block seven different kinds ofthc~e Mll~are
manufactured adapted % an the various motive pow
ers used or kuuwu IN milling. The Burrs of The
smallest size are fourteen inches iu diameter, and
the largest size are three fcet which last size vii
grind a greater quantity in any given time than
any other mill kuown. These mills range in price OF
from one 90 Eve hundred dollars apiece, and val
grind from four 90 sgscnty-hye bushels Co the hour
according Co the diameter Il the Burr, power applied
and velocity given.
The Nil that took the premium at the Crystal Pal
are. NeW urk vas The smallest ~Ee fourteen inches
aud ground a bushel 81 corn into fine mead, in foui
and haIf minutes
ON alTAiulz hereafter manufactured, under my i'm
proved iutrlf TragcHti1 Reversed CHrrc Concuf1c M
N'lnt Drcs VIII hear that martl and iu addition G,
uig above prices vill b. added Tariff for Patent a.
Follows, was ON all "a inch Mills Firs Dollars ant
on cgch additional inch above "a inches IN diameter
one dollar per Inch up O. the largest size Mill manu-
tleturetL 70. o. D. inches in diameter.
Those desiring such Mills can b. supplied ~ "a
dressing tdc p1teutce and proprietor,
WILLIS =. COLEMAN.
BOX e. 1sG New Orleans.
Mandatory, Gty Of jefferson. Ia.
MHreruuIn Aud Depot. - 50. Charles street
Nor DfieTifts. Jan. fs5s. 15-Iv