Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-21

ArrEErIoS.-Every rejecting man reeog-
mixes the ma ture and admits the value Of ag-
nculture, yet every such man is not himself
a farmer, nor can be conveniently become
one, the lots Of many being cast in other de-
partments Of labor. Probably there are more
who would cultivate farms if they were for
tunate enough to possess them, than there
are who, possessing them, would forsake
them for a vocation less stable. Age, with
it's wisdom, likes the farm better than youth
with its too frequent vain show and empty as
pirations-
Agriculture is The foundation Of a weli-es-
tsblished nation, and the most stable element
Of its wealth and Independence and greatness.
Therefore, agriculture, and everything con-
nseted with l., should receive the fostering
care Of the State, and respect and encourage
msnt Of every patriot.
Every farmer, to prosecute his business sue
esssfully, should feel and cherish an ambition
in adapting every means within his power to
add, not only to the produetiveness Of the
soil he cultivates, but in protecting his crop
and preparing the same for market after matur-
itv. However much labor and attention has
been bestowed upon eultivating lis crop, the
greater is the necessity Of his securing Il
against the many casualties so frequently
happening, particularly TO cotton. The utility
OF securing improved Cotton Presses is famil-
ar 70 an. The next important item is the
practicability Of using Iron Hoops, or Ties,
for securing the bale after It leaves the press.
The past winter experiment has proved that
cotton put up and bound in iron is not liable
to be burned to any extent. Therefore, it
would seem that here is an Improvement
worthy OF consideration, and that the use #
iron must take The place Of rope. Tlsre
are other important reasons 70 be % en-
into account OF The superiority Of iron ever
rope. which should dictate to every planter
the propriety Of examining into AMI look
ing well to the praetieability Of adopting
the use Of iron before laying in his supply o
rope.
There are a number Of styles Of Iron Hoops
or Ties now before the public, all worthy Of
investigation. Yet we claim that the " Self
Connecting Te,o introduced by Mr.. II. B.
Williams, is far superior to anything in the
way ofhoop or tie now before the public. It
seems to be admitted BY al planters who have
examined it that it possesses advantages over
all other style. L being the only " Sslf-C
Meeting Tie,1 has no slesve-elamp key, OF
ends exposed that can be broken BY rough
handling; that it can be put on more readily
than rope or any other tie. In COMPRISING il
needs no cutting, but is instantly, without be-
ing taken of, shortened up as circumstances
require. That each hoop or tie has the plan
tiers name stamped upon it. That, in case Of
fire, the cotton is preserved, with the owners
name stamped upon each tie. With these ad-
vantsges over rope, and all other styles Of
iron ties, the planter can but see his interest
and at least take time to investigate the merits
Of this very important improvement.
Samples ran be seen at my Office. All CON-
m1nicstions responded to, and all orders filed
promptly II. B. WILLIAMS,
W2O-dtWaw Is Jefferson Street.
For sale, on low credit. Ave thousand dol
lars (SyoO0) worth Of well-seleeted clothing,
on one, two and three, and four years credit.
BEARD & HEDRICK,
U20-2t 333 Main street.
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mil
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGILL, BROS. & co.
LAD1EsI LuPoRrASr NEwsI CosrI Cosri
As we wish to open our new store on the let Of
September, with an entire new stock, we will
sell the balance Of our splendid stock Of Dress
Gosjs, Millinery, Lace Manhllas, shawls, etc,
and in fact everything that a lady wants for
her wardrobe, at cost, and no humbug.
STILLMAN * CO,
js154m 2s6 Main street, Memphis
Refer to Strauss, Lehman & Co.'S column on
fourth page.
Lands for sale-sss Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the first page.
Refer to Speed, Donoho n StFange'- column.
See F. H CLARK a Co.'s column
Watches, clocks, Jewelry, srrver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren & Co, 2e3 Main street.
In another column, see toe advertisement Of
GEORGE PArTIsoS & Co, Booksellers and
Stationsrs, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
SroDAEEs PIANosl SroDART's Pianos -
Having succeeded The late P. Flavio in the
agency Of these celebrated instruments, / take
pleasure in informing the public that have
Just received a large addition to the stock and
will sell them, as heretofore, at New York
prices. Every instrument fully guaranteed
ivId&w In. c. ". ALEXANDER.