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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19
HOUGHTON'S j

M5S53A HOUGHTON'S EX-
AEt*9 PRESS leaves Nc. IA Front street.
MEaaSRNI SIAIXn Worcester, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, for
, - H0pkintOn. passing through New
England Village, Grafton Center, West Upton Upton
and aI9d Woodyille, on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI,
DAY On connection with Express to Milfordl Return
ing, leaves Johnson's Hotel, Hopkinton, TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at O'Clock A. NJ. All
bushes confidential, and promptly done. d3m sci
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19
Ess.ssasasssTsa WESTERN RAILROAD-

EdasaesaassaasR W WESTERN RAILROAD
sEs-ss +g S UMMER ARRANGEMENTS-M
Troy, Hudson, and the West
Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy, Hudson, and the
West accommodation at 8 90 a. IN and 800 D. m
For New York and Albany, (expl 1925 a. M 80 y. m
FOR Springfield an Express Freight Irain with passen
ger car attached, at II a. M
tickets may be secured at the Ticket Offices to all the
Railroad CoRnections-At Albany with the New York
Central, Troy and Hudson River st Chatham with the
New YORK and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston Al
state Line with the Housaonic. At Pttsfed with the
North Adams and Stockbridge At Westfield with the
hampshire and Iampden. AT Springfield with the Hart
FORD and New Haven and Connecticut River Railroad
AT Palmer with the New London and Amherst
,y. .,, HENRY GRAY, Supt.
worcester, ADril IA, 1889
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notice. ~ " INV
Cars leave Worcester at oclock p w., daily.
Ja6 uti S. Ii. TABOR, Sup't.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19

j. W IIltNNEwELL a Co, I 4 Conf Wifi Bostor
Under the special supervision OF JOHN /. UtyHNE
WE'LL Chemist and Pharmaccutist Buston Mass
whose signature covers the corNs of the genuine onl
ana to whom address all communications '
,S9id IN Worcester by }. O. IIILL JAMES GREEN
NJ u. GREEN co and GEO. +. HARLOW Is,icces
sor TO Chas Clarke deodE,yonv ~ W. tnu iSs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19

lE5sE555das5a5zH NORWICH AND WOR,
s1ss=s5szssssssz9 CESTER RAILROAD.--NOTICE-T
- Passenger Boats of the Norwich and New
ork line, via Long Island SOUND will resume their trims
O'Clock p m. "
STEAMB0AT TRAIN will leave Worcester on THURS
DAY, January 18th, at O'Clock p m and continue to
run as heretofore. p. ST. NJ. ANDREWS Supt
Norwich January 10th, 1860. diff - iai2
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Gxpresses dc.
EISKE x cO'S UNITED STATES

Il AND CANADA EXFRESS.-Messengers leave Wor
cester three times daily via Worcester and Nashua Rail
road for Boston, Nashua Lowell Lawrence &C. furnish
ing the most direct and expeditions line.
FlSKE d CO., Proprietors
40 Court Square, Boston.
Main street Worcester diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19

ELOUR, FLOUR. Constantly on hand
= and receiving, choice brands of Flour of the differ
ent grades for sale at market rates by s. E. STAPLES
203 and Isl Main corner OF lark street. dtf les
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-19

FIR o wi g noe 81 Stoning ton,
over the Providence and Worcester Railroad in connec
ton with the Splendid Steamers
COMMONWEALTH" and PLYMOUTH ROCK"
be had at the Providence Depot at the following
rates, viz:
First Glass or nn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-03
"BOKBR'5 BITTERS,'
For More tEGn Thirty Fears,
HAVE srooD uSEouALzD \ oSRrvALzD.

Ns-uihstaHims Numerous ImiistIo1s and Counterfeit
Tor their TONIC aWl truly valuable MEDICINAL
II properties iu Az cases 20 comp uut- orlneced
Ulfi he stqmc-hcrihe Nervous system. as we'll a. for
their EcIeral u-sef-ues 81 n mas agreeable stimuiaut
u tlelr various pleasant arnNa rr-- IN a0-11lance
uifF fhe estnrllrtf 81 mellclI fsCrfleT in Eurupet
they bare asr here Been u1nnuun1al ord srkunUlelgedf
By al whn hsve tried them, o. be- o. BEST BIZ
rERS EVEE INTRODUCED" and BE- b. c51aJruuy felt
utt hey viii maintain their reputation ou their owu
unsurpassed uarifs.
Fr sale by most % To- p-luiu DO e oa-s and D71z-
risfs, ant. viii e. uteral dissent to TIE trade. by he
Agent l. FCSEE. IT,.
url1 an n. 90 Front street. New Tcrk.
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SOMETHING NEW

UyHH ECONOMIST is superior o. ~ other suves.
II O. Ia fte thicEue-- HF It's UHlnE.
q % has mammoth s-e-.
a. IT'S a 61HhIe Stsgr- luei vita ard
g. frate- UEe the ell fashioned hrrE oven.
re Eoulomirt i- heavy and durable.
Thr Erell1ist is atni rally ntted-
The Eon1mist has q new patent broilug dKtrre.
me Ea11Ilist etubiues al she late Improvement.
TIRE Ec1n1mie is simple IN It's construction and vCry
easily managed
The E1111u.st be- rsPIfy r1iuE into general u-e.
me economist Is extensively sold in llrty-cae ~ ths
fiFprrut States.
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Notice.

HAVE thisd day soif my entire stock % G~ROCERIBa
a together with the lease on NY od premises. Ne. as
Front Rov, to Hessrs. KenGic a Cox, who viii Gun
time the business a. heretofore. In renriuE from
husihessl i take this cccasien o. returu ny a ter
thanks % the host % frieuds Who have favored ne with
their ratrpn4se, md take great pleasure in recummeuf-
ing my suc1essnrs a. afable gentlemen, and o1rre-L.
hiEh-toncd business msn. and solicit Tor them The Ia
70 = 80 literally bestowed on myself.
CHARLES P0rTER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-03

ID ESPECTFULLT announce that theyare permanently
l1iocated 10 Memphis, and are prepared o. make al
kinds Of Mathematical and Philosophical Instruments
Said models on the shortest nqtice, ant most reasons-
BE terms. ReuEriuG neatly done Orders from the
uruuiry promptly affenled D.. Store 3u M1in street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-03
-s 5ss 'f PsiEs1; Sc a sisa5 G. E r .,is'' Es8 1isi'a s.
SPlLDINGS PREPARED GLUE !
"a Stitch in Time Saves Nine
E G. O N O M Y !
~SPATC
saw g TIE PIECES
DISPATCW

As accidents viii .hlPpen, even IN vsu-resuiltei
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap 1r-
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys CrocEeryi
ETC., etc.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
Meet an such eaerrcncies, and no househoid can aiord
70 be without IT,. Il is always ready and up to the STICK
ing Point. mere Is no longer a necessity Tor um7ns
chairs, splinter sdvsnesrs, headisss ds-ls5 and broken
cradles. II is Just the article FOR csns, shell and other
srnamenta work, 50 popular win ladies Of refinement
and taste.
his admirable preparation Is usd ooa being chemi-
eary held in solution, snd possessing Oh ne Vt-na'.e
sn,fitiss o. he best cabinet-maksrs siue- 10 may De
sssd In place Of ordinary mucilage, being Vastly more
aUsEFUL IN EvERT HOUSE
IA brush accompanies each bottle Price p
cents.
Wholesale Depot No. As Cedar street, EsV Yors
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Plantation in COahOma Co., Hiss, for
Sale on Easy Terms.

DaAN Nh LNes ANiMGu
" 2 cGer Ger sale asme 700 OF s0 ceres % the best
- Farmin- Land IN the STATE % MI-sls=uuI. at Tess
r-rs nri On easier terms % payment fhsu any place
Cat las been H- his season. There Ls a Euod new
creme raEss. ur-re cabins anl gin hJc-= 90 IRE prem
Uses eur 80 ceres Dr. cultivation ard 200 acres
deaaere-. Ee growing -p. watch WIZ make $50
halcs rl-rn. and 500 bushes o1-u- viii - SOD below
he ralrll1a; also saue st1-E-mu'cz. cattle. b1ss. etc
The lar1 i- f.-l end entirely protected from a~rer71r.
and iu tar o a very rhr-s farm anI sucn an o7partr-
Elr as seldom rIers o. o p-rcha=cr. Apply gam
Terms rs cash, taa1la O., ? 3. 6 and years at 6
per cent i-.--et Arr1y a11uta
O. g. III.
rrlT rs MaE- street. m Rs.
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The Great vital Regeneration
TRTESEMAR,
PROTECTED 81 RoTAL LsrrSAs PAfAN'

or ENGLAND
AMI secured BY the seals % tie E1ole &c Pharmacle De
Paris, and the Imperial College OF
Medicine. vienna
NO. I i iuvalusbie Tor relaxation. spermaterrhoea
~ and physical exhaEsti1u, and IS q tonic.
No. 9 completely eradcates an traces Or hose Dis
eases that have been hithelo treated BY ne hauseous
and peralcious use q copavla and cubebs
No. 3 has entirely supplanted the INJURIOUS use q
mercury. thereby insuring 20 the sufferer speedy rrlei1
dispersing all the i-nuriiie3 and roofing cut me venom
% disease.
T~RIEsErAR No. Z. 2 and 3 are prepared In ne form
az a farrnze. devoid % taste and smell. and can De car
ried In the waistc1at pocket 500 20 70 cs eH
FiviIeI f1fo s-Baraf- doses. a. administered BY Velpeau,
Iallsutan. noux. Rlc1rd. etc. Price 81 each. Or four
cases In one FOR 50. Whirh saves 81 and IN 81 cases
whar.tv more l. a =rviu- O. 60. To be bad wholesale
snd retail Of Dr.. BARROW NO. ia bleecker street n
y Imweiiafeiy on recelvins a remittance Dr. Bar
- wUf f,r-arf ne Trlesemar % any part Of The world
sscursly psckeL and addressed accordlns % he instruc-
f.1ns al ths writer. s IA also By
80 a.~Fm MAMEFTETn 4 CO..
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Honses and L0fs for SaIe.

TWO Houses and lois situated on Dunlap street,
i ese % the Charleston Depot, and suitable for small
famlies. wIn be sold az q bargain, 10 APPLICATION be
made son. For further particulars, apply 70 dc pro-
--as--aass hz auraai mvfs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-03

TuE next session % the Memphis Medical Couega
Il viii commence On the WRsT MONDAT being TIE
nm day % November and close the last o. February
FACULTY
LUNSFORD P. TAGDELL, n D., Professor o. Frin-
ciples ant Practice o. Medicine.
ARCHIBALD A. RICE, " D., Professor U Chemistry
JGH I MARRAuLE. n. D. Professor Of Special
B5DLEY D. SAUNDERS N. D., Professor Of Prin-
cipies ana Practice of Surgery.
AIEXANDER EESKfNEs \ p Professor OF olstrt-
rics ~ Us-asss q Wousen Hnd Children
JUNIUs WILLIAMS, n D., Pro essor or Fhysiolo9s
snd Pathaidgy-
Mem Medic and Therapeutlcs.
GBORGE p. JONES n. D. Demonstration o. Ana
oug.
-,ontf Of Ocflber. commencing on the arst Monday, BY
which TIE session viii be vtrtully extended one month";
an a ne sane tine The rooms viii be open for the
rrosecuti1l o. practical anatomy
students enjoy superior advantages for the study Of
Clinical Medicine and S1rgery n the City Drspensary
and TIE Memphis Charity Hospital
FEES The regular f-es are, for each Professors
ticket. as. In the aggregate, 500 MAtriculstion, 70
Be- paid but once, s5s Demonstrates Of Anatomy. 80;
G-sdu1fiou, s25-eH pGgatis IN advance.
Comfortable boarding may Be obtained for A. a week.
l. p. YANDELL, N. D., Dean.
HHa-Hamn~w-FnmN 49, H.
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ST. MARYs COLLEGE,
MEMPHIS

A LIBERAL CHARTER ff This t-qsfituLdu was 81.
n tslue- from the legislature ~ Tennessee last win.
Ter, ard ~ TuunE lady Can Erad1ate without a Thorough
EEhstgufial and polite e1ucstlol-
ne h-lltrE are uuier c1n-lct- B. Be erected. u
addition tc Ms Ashe's s-hol, az The c1-ner o. Tree
want ara Chester itreet-
ne school VIII BE- opened the THIRD MONDA IL
u1ier ue EpL--qal refine, bGt patron
as q solicited tr1u er-rv leuauiua Ion % Christians.
Er eatlee 30 further particulars appiy 81 Dr..
E1ze-. Gre. Eut1 side 1f Court E0larE-
Ars Asle d. ane of tue faculty. ana her nna scc1m-
E8nelts1 VITA 50 many wears experience VIII guar
aliee en- That patrons c1l1 t-sirs iu her departments.
BY order % the board.
tEa-lE r G0SSET, Secretary.
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GAIETY STABLE.
Pomeroy Coal for Steamers, Etc

TIRE auenuon o. owners and cnoers o. ~
II steamers navigating TIE MississiruL EaG
ls invited % the facilities Nhirh nov eriaA2
a. Pomeroy5 Ohis, foT the saUiy o. coal depots upon that
river
P0meroy coal has been favoTabiy knoEu on The Ohio
for more than a quarter Of . century. sid a. "a row
used by an the steamers 1zrieafing It's waters It's So
peri1rity over any cal yet mined hel0E ne fans, Or On
me Mississippi, Is generally admiucd. nepots Of coal
from TIE vicinity q Pumeroy, have been established 81
Memphis, Gaines Landing and Eaton Rouge, and ne
Substitution Of coal for weed by steamers vii be &C.
campiisbei Hhen they can BE- supplied vita certainty az
convenient poiuts between Cairo and New Orleans
The undersigned viii cenurat for loafins 81 Pomeroy
into barge and 1~attcats, % Be provided ~ the purcha-
sers, on favorable terms knd Nit1Sreat dispatch
foAkRoY
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mEMPHIs AND ST. LOUIl
TRI-WEEKLY PACKET LINE
BETWEEE


FETE, -hc UNDERMINED Uurriet7H of the IT,
~ F~errgi1st Easha5a, EEe notice that AlE
sF ull-. s-Cur F~errFhaat f~zuliE-- releIveA
ana --1r.T. f- al freight Or shipment over The Mem
rFl- al4 LitIe R1ck Railroad, and VIII be responsible
l~ Toe same Until Transported E-r1ss ne river. una
rHa5atle accidents excepted. We viii also reoeiVt Co.
fhr Company Arert FOR all freight shipped over said
~sEtor Nrmrhi. and viii convey the samr across the
riser, rot y Consumes Of he Arrival q freight snd
uIar cha-rfs- RICHARDSON & R
n. B-We have a lar-e and ouagtisns b5ai flr The
-.Ha-flHr rf f~aIrrf fsTE-Tv
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SRmnnr &lsOrts.
CNtOOS0 NprEn0s.
I'M subscriber having aeain taken a lease % this
i we'll known Watering pisoe, Justly famous a. -he
SARATOGA OF THE cOUTW

I'M subscriber having seain taken a lease % thls
Il well known watering pisce, Justly famous a. -he
SARATOGA OF THE SOUTH,
and thankful for the patronage received Tat season.
Wiil again BE- prepared o. receive visitors BY fha middle
o. June next. and viii strive 10 merit continuance 10
that patronage which heretofore has Lsen 90 literally
bestowed upon this fashionable summer resort
shall eudeav.r Al al times o. provide mT table with
all he Ettainahle luxurles OF TIE season. and have made
arrangements 20 keep on hand a CONSTANT supply % ice-
I shall also have The best cooks that can be procured
in the South, and shall provide . s~uncicncg Of faithful
and attentive sergauts.
I have also engaged The services os superior Mus-
Clans, and those who delight in the &c concord Of sweet
sounds. % will be abundantiy ErEiihed.
TIE medicinal virtues % these many AMI varied min
ersI waters. are now TOO vel known o. require an e.
ien.ivu description, In addition % the Red, While
and Black sulphur springs. many Of them ogmhIueI
With Iron and AaEucsIas there is an inrzhaustihle vel
Of the p1rcs; Frerst0ue.
rs accommodation are very extensive. have msuv
pleasant cottages separate from the main hotei, where
families can be as qulct and retired a. 10 their ovu
hoges. J. J HARHAN
C1,ooza SIR urs are in C1t1osa county. GA fT5 an
a quarter miles from the western and Atlantic Rail-
road. A fue Cnnitls and ro0d hacks viii BE- 81 tha
platform 90 The arrival o. each train. The surnr
have a direct railroaa communicated with savannah.
Charleston, Augusta Macon, Hiuelgeviie. CoIuubus
Atlanta, Montgomery, Nashville aud Chaitan5oEa.
TERN OF BOARD.
Two dollars per DAY, ten dollars per week, ard b. l-v.
I've dollars per sirEie m0uth Virtdrs who wish fr ~.
gage board By The season VIA. ne.- families, uIu o.
boarded az thirfy dollars per uduth chiFfren arf ser.
wants half price. those who wise 90 engage band ty
season, would do well % address me 81 ths sprinzs
aY25-m IL u.
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Beersheba Springs Hotel
.-TET:TESSEE MOUTT.GESS.

. THIs BSLIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT and water
Il inE Place, having teen ~ugrCha-ed BY a company no
southern gentlemen. who have bal DO fhurluzhIy reno
waited, refumIshef and put ig d1e order in every re-
sprct, with additional o1ra-fs for ftmIies. Wl. fe
opruef for the recrpfiur Of visitors on The FiRsT OF
z n next.
PARE FROM HENPHIs TO TIE SPRINGS, SASS
The public cHn reach The Springs BY the JACKSON rsli
rosd 10 thirty-fhrec hours from Ncu Orleans, End tH-
by The NeE Orleans md Meulhls uarfets.
PRICE % f0AEn-
teE maN|n.
1 Per y
Pr Er Z
a Children and servants bali price. iesNtsHau
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TheChief Among Ten Thousand
DaIeE'S Magical Pain EYtractnr

@@L
II Al universally suupla1ted an other QiuEueuts end
III healing apBncati1ls On BON the Eastern aEl west
ern Hemispherss. wherever introduced all ls ufrl-
NJ merit b The true secret Of is sl1c-ss "a aI cIilrr-
0ur affections. whethe r the cause De 1crifsnf1 disease.
BURNS SCALES
Are instantly relieved ~ tlelr ase-l-1- pain a-l
irT4mmafsn. by urIeITS appiclI1H 90 tlF urT1s-
Tons healer. ami the hestEs renewed la E lT a
charm, ID blsmish or sarS remalnlrs-
THE FRIEND OFZ THB NUESERT-
Children are frequeufE sufferers from external
injuries. especially fronX Fluif and C~ruphrEe e.
al0d5u-theref1re everyE mother should lave U-s
haairr preparafion con- stsuuy 40 band. % heals
r1rr BrrrrfF. rnd quickIyL removes he TETTEE l-
60 preu1-G fegf in the nurgerg.
TO TRAVELLERS BY6 SEA AND AND
The Machiuisfs, the T-a1 Weller. and evsry other in
Iiviiual whose Dot In Lief throws rim within the
chance Il sccideut fr0u1 explosion. freor collision,
should bear n miud thafz tbs Magic Extractor ls bis
best ard only fiesd 10 is both p1rtable ami cheap
snf Should ever be his= nmlani1n. a. fielI Iu
need. There are th1u sands OF living witness
o. testify b its marvel i=us virtue Who owe
their sound limb an1[ muscles 90 It's saving
efficacy.
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Lagrange Military Academy,
TIE ONLY THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED MILITARY
ACADEMY IN TuE SrATEl
situated at EGGTGHg &c,

Mn T|TWTTT WT|-|-|-
I'VE FIFTH SESSION % this Institution viii ltN
Il open on the 5h of jay, 1850. ~
TEEIs-One hundre+ dsIiar-. strictly On al lltEA
vance, per Eesshou, Ter tuition. bard. WASHING, -
fuel, lights medical attention. AMI use ~ beisiea1. mat
irrss. table and chair.
Ih- enviable reputation acquired by Ibis insttuln1
for THOROUGH INSTRUCTION and RIGID Di3CI-
LIS will be sustained.
Cadets Cor LaGran-e wlu leave Che Memphis auf
Charleston railron % LaI-htrl-
For further informauon sr7y Co DE undersigned, Oh.
LaGranEe, Alahama-
MAJ. J. ". R%OBERrsOG,
lel9-u2m Superintendent
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FURNITURE FACTOR
Corner Main and sycam0re-Sts.,
MEMPHIS, TENN,

Corner Main and sycRm0re-Sts.,
MEMPHIS, TENN,
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE EQUAL IN
STYLE, QUALITY AND FINISH TO ANY
OF THE NORTHERN MADE FURNI-
.TURE AND AT AS LOW PRICES THEY
ARE NOW GIVING EMPLOYMENT TO
ABOUT EIGHTY wORKMEN, AND
HOPE TO RECEIVE SUFFICIENT EN-
COURAGEMENT TO INCREASE THE
NUMBER TO TWO HUNDRED WITHIN
THE NEXT YEAR. THEIR FACILITIES
FOR MANUFACTURING ARE EQUAL, IN
NEARLY EVERY RESPECT, TO THE
NORTHERN MANUFACTURERS, AND,
IN SOME RESPECTS. SUPERIOR. LUM-
Der Is CHEAPER THAN AT THE
NORTH. THEY HAVE ALREADY PUR-
CHASED OVER ONE MILLION FEET
OF LUMBER FOR THE MAUFACTUR-
ING OF
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another Tract,
Land and Negroes for Sale.

I WILL eel a fue tract o. Cotton Land, a.
ao0ltaininr twelve Hundred and hnsen
ares, uIne miles southeast Of Pine -
- Hluf, Ark go acres In cultivation and~
about the same quantity dssiened from two b four
years Old. Ai-o. III desired, seventeen Negroes -four
teen hands,, nearly al No. !, mules, oxen, cattle, hogs,
tools, corn. etc. Terms-1ne-third cash, and balance m
payments 20 suif he purchaser, with interest Apply
o. ~. J J. BasbeT, II Pine 8iud. or myself. al White
Sulphur SPRING, ARK. s. WESLEY HaGEEEE.
m~ysO-FI0ts
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TWO YALUABL
Lots of Land,
IN me CITY or MEMPHIS.

IN THE CITY OF MEMPHIS.
0NE OF SAT- LCrs halaEr1uu Lnt NO q. m Bllck 8.
en- The rfau 1f sald city. bounced al EIIuE Ruunlns
81 feet g lnlhrs east sod west, and 81 feet Q inches arrth
md s1uh l7irG auf BEING o. ire rear af Lt No a.
Which lafrer Bt "a upGa Main street.
ALSO-lle northern haf - Lf No %. haunde1 a.
f1Il1as5 70 embraces ard ruus 81 fetr frurttuT1 u Nan
street all runs bscz 125 feet i- tcgl1 the uldlh % M
hsck srd % srlf tt is 50 feet g be- assi siLu1'ei uu1n
Mfin rrfet. GIacrul f- 7. McKecna i1t on re n1rth|
an a~ilolninE PhIllp Thoups1u's iot on ne aoutn- n
entlre lot 30. n l- bounded a. 1sIoWs BeginllnE ~
stake on re wes- side o. MHiu street. 10 feet from Ua
intersection o. Main vita Beal streets fhence 0uts
with the vest side % kain street % an alley. $50 fee'
from LilIeu street; theHcs west with said alley AMI
parallel win Linden street t25 feet 20 a stake thenc'
n~orthHar1ly and Parallel with Main street % p Mc'
icons s1uth-west coru9r thence with McKeqn's llns
I eastuarfIy o. the beriuliur corner
TERHS OF sALE=Tfe above described It's viii %
sol Cor OhE-TEErH cash. TIE Balance In enc, two ant
| thres years. with Interest f-u Date, purchasers 10 sz-
ecute r1res, with approved 1srsansl security. A LEI
VII Be retained on ne premises u1ul anal payment o.
| purchase u1lev-
sale al % o'cl1ck. An JOIN c. LANIER.
| Jv2l-daud CierE and Master.
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y. G. TERREN 90
Memphis Medical College.

Sucosssors b. Hicks, Terry = Col
WILL Continue the Dot. shoe sui Tat business at
w The old st.ui o. Hcss Terry n Co, No. 24s
Main street
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A%BINETFURNITURE

AND HAVING ALL The REQUISITE
MACHINERY. OF THE BEST AND MOST
APPROVED KIND, THEY HOPE TO BE
ABLE TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPETE
WITH THE NORTH IN MANUFACTURE
ING FURNITURE
LET EVERY TRUE sOUTHERNER
SHOW THAT HE "DOEs ENCOURAGE"
AND ais IN Favor OF HOME MANU-
FACTREs, BY EXTENDING THEIR PA
RoNAGE AND USING THEIR INFLU-
ENCE TO SUSTAIN THEM.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH THE
LEADING ARTICLES or COMMONFUR-
NTrURE AT THE SAME PRICES AS IT
COSTS TO GET FROM CINCINNATI
ALL KINDS or FURNITURE MADE
TO ORDER
ORDERS LEFT AT THE FACTORY OR
AT THEIR STORE, No. I93 MAIN-SU
WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
MCKINNEY & co.
II PARTICULAR ATTENTION CIV
EN- To ALL ORDERS FOR COUNTING
ROOM AND OFFICE FURNITURE
COUNTERS, TABLES, ETC, ETC.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership be -etaf1re existing between Daris O.
4 MrnaiH, 81 THIS day dissolved nv uufuzl csrs4ut.
Either one Cd. uE U.s. fully sutharizef trlae fhe n-m name
-1 liquidation af he debts doe me H-m. The Irdrtfad-
ra-e 90 thr fm VIII De- puinv B.. c. Davis. who. iu
lu.lle. can De- found o. the once 0r Jones. Brown 81 Co.
o.. C DAVIS.
June 81. 1850. JNO- C. DAu
THHE C- MCDADE vfIruuuue uHa business 90 CHft0l
j Triar and commission har-hsut .1 DIS auu name.
HE rHeoI stand H Davis HrDHls. No. s. 'FRONT.' EaE.
over COPELAND. Elm1T4s g. CO. where he VIII Do
pleased O. see ard serve has ola friends and The pubic
-r"-uHv. JOHN C. Dan
June 81. Isaa. -
UnHE S-UBSCETEER o. rruriu- fum The arm.
L t-ulers hs thanks O. DIS frieTfs for rhrIr former
raurrua-e. asl John g.. Mrnada. DIS
former usrfge-, o. being wlrisv ~ ru.lir 7atranaze.
June IN. Is5H. H.a-fmT g. G.. DAVIS
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Executors Land Sale.
Hay.

naT. Oats. Bran. Oh, Neal 90 rcvslsr supply. ani 2
IL TIE ATest ezrrent rates.
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DI&ROMEkON.

TNHE cp1rtrersllp Aeretnfnre eNislng urcer TIE
fmu name o. Hicks, Terry & Co was dissolved on
the SIN June t7 mufuai cunsent. J. 3. Hicks havinl
disposed q bis entire Interest b th3 remaining part
ncrs Who assume ne liabilities and collect an debts Of
the drm. J. B. HICKS.
F. C.. TERRY.
J.. n. SNOWDEN.