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MEDICINAL.
-.----->.Do.
A YERS AGUE MEDICINEl
Fever and Ague

from which mankind suffer over LARGO
the globe, is the consequence of a diseased aaIo
in the system, induced by the poisonous ra ygtoa
of vegetable decay. This exhalation Il ern ,IISn
by the action Of solar heat on wet soil ana Oyed
with the watery yapor from it. While tba Use rss
below the horizon this vapor fingers neos aaa
earth's surface, and the virus is taken w;s vac
through the lungs into the blood. There i 4 a9
as an irritating poison on the internal yisS Ss
and excretng organs Of the body. The livesSSa
comes torpid and fails t. sreTete not osiv ~
virus, but also the bile from the blood ~ as
the virus End the bile accusaulare j., the r;,Sa
ton. and produce violent constiti.uonal diSo,s..a
The spleen, the kidneys, aud tnc stomach s,- '
pathize with the liver, and become disoris,las
also. Finally, the instinct of our organism y
if In an attempt TO expel the noxious infnsi.@s
concentrates tho whole blood of the body n ~
internal cxcretories TO force them to cast i ops
The blood leaves the surface, end rushes IN ~
central organs win congestiye violence. Tbis5
the Chill. But in this effort ii fails Then ~
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves ~
central organs and rushes TO the surface a. n
in another effort to expel the irritating poison
through the other great e,scretory - the skin n
this also it fails, aud the system abandons tbe =,
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery y,
strength to repeat the hopeless effort anotherdss
These are the fits or paroxysms OF FEVER AM
AqDE. Such constitutional disorder will N
course undermine the health if it is not removal
We have labored TO find, and have found an
antdOte.
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lranSplanting- 90
THE NURSERY is well supplied With Seeding
Grated and Rudded Apple Trees, from 6

APPIsIE TRIBES.
Seedlingl-..-Ihs.e can VIZ confidence b NJ a m
Apples. Sous: = ss's1' $" moth
Our Nursery contains M bark -
fsce-which Is considered thelKuuDaTD
most dangerous Of orchard pests. also
Seeding oroa mainly because ahey az AZ Victoria
ppave grown here and accmated.
riiloat raanari,sg. e..suring q 0 or II
moderate growth & hne-texturedl 49,
wood. KINDS
Budded The proprietor as far as possi-l Charles
bic depends on Wisconsin, eroanl = = y tA0s
APples.lsrsd, believing thelaws Of vege
Jon (Which 's esn en H0 H. sda apos Isabella
graduaily) C trees to thel Gataw.
crar,ol particular soil and climate they
Aiaitcu tare to live in. ia
Apples. .n Again. experience has aDaad Clinton,
contain inherent qualities thai & OF her
aon While S many al H others = Do Hu no T. Grapes
No barklwe have taken great PANS, By
ice tion o "a persona 'a epee w bite
SIN Wisconsin and Northern III ,r.o, :, -
nois, to ascertain tie Pariefiss ~ ''ii''
Of Celebrated apples Mat are
and saag aaptea e tse da,d Basam
Tor the aented winters e 5e-7 mainly q FRS.
is-ilS'eS. land bud only Of such kinds.
Of all psf gdf n9si sd i5nporan White
never into pieces--at tile neck. orl Pines No
nnlee junction between top AMI root.
- GP'NS The orchard interest Of rearlyl
10 SUIT the whole of the U. S. has been A 4 ,.:.o
the soil paaaSTd rhS ~ rs aPaelGns PRO- f t
greatest possible number Of tleesl
10 each root to save expense. times
small amount Of Farm aoducts will be taken in ex-
Change for trees. M a. GOLDSMITH
Lancaster, February, 1860. IS
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Ter. Address all orders %
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh "a
FURNITURE FOR sALE!.

In Ian caster. -
Aood assortment Of Chairs, Tables, Bedstsaosi
&c., May be found at the store Of ~, AND l. CO.
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DIX. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
" Err M IFUGE
LIVER PILLS.
IXT7E beg leave to call the atten.
~ ton Of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians Of the
country, to two Of the most pop.
ular remedies now before the pub,
lie. We refer to
DR.. ChaS. MLanc's Celebrated
hermitage and Liver Pills
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts.
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.
For the cure Of Liver COMPLAINS
Ill BILIoUs DERANGEMENTs, Sex
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases Of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to, or after taking Our
line, they almost invariably make
/ speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are UnTiyaied
md never known to fail when ad'
ninistercd in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
aas induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITrsBURGH, Pa.
o dispose of their Drug business
n which they have been success
ully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they willnow give thelr
Undivided time amd attention 2
heir manufacture. And bcingdc
ermined that DR.. M'Lane's Ce@
grated Nernifugc and Liver rllS
ball continue to occupy the n.y.
POSITION they now hold among ~
great remedies of the day. tnS
Kill continue to spare neither t W.
aor expense in procuring the Be-
ind Purest material, and con-
pound them in the most thoTous
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh q
S Dealers and Physicians ordering xxx, sair cfif
han Fleming Bros. Will d0 well 70 wrlte V,y,pars
llstlnetly ana tgt- s,oae l,d Dr Mimi s. Y,nugg
~ Fye9Giag B.'5a Pifs5ny9h RI To theso ~ spslsR
i've them trial. VIC VIII forward per mall ~ twae
my pat q tie rnted safes ono box o. living ~
hree-ceh p0siasa stamps. vial 81 Ida ass
ourieen shfee.ceHt stamps Allofaers nom
e accompanied b. ivcaty ecnts extra A
Agents for sale of Hooaanf.s German Blue
McIane's Vermifuge and Pills: .rs. Tafopi
Raauf Geiger, Cassville Mrs Harris ,1srsS Psng
Pull, Patch Grove; r. s. Stanley and A nhss Knigb
Boscobe; Chandler 4 York. Hazel Green S.rart GFp
Potosi; 4. Il. Goodel, Pattevile; David S 9een NiE
Havers A. Wood Fairplay; Chandler 3pornett, FIFE
Vile; q. G. Skinner, Jamestown John De'- il
L Il..o... n. n lo..r
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BRONSON LANDS, Wise ONSIN,
r o l. s a l g
eRANr COUNTY.

NFt4 OF n ia = I n y u INT 0 \ Nv
SFta ct NEi9 S IT Y 1wlWas Of NWi4 x NE34 y 81
MI &c NEA 70 n X Wv
IL of Nwll SIT2R Twin & & Sc tt i ~ Il r 2w
WI ofSE \ 85 ofSE u or NE Il s.
W. ofSW S15T6 r 2wl XIV
SEA ofSWh SIS 7 II 2w Undivided y ~ acres Ia \
" s & w q Off * IFS oil FL ofNE 1sSIT6R
6 r 2w 2w
Sc = 4 4 Is Of NE ! S 22H
T6R2w
The above list Of lands comprises Of tho finest
tracts In Wisconsin, and will be sold Tor part Cash. and
balance on liberal tme n per cent interest per an.
mum. WM. &. BueINlChs 6acna, III.
March 81, 1861. l0-wA
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STOCK SALE,
a Il a nc tion !
~ TILL, = M OIL, nR nnnGF
OK THE FARM OF DIR. DODGE,

Three miles north Of Beetown on Thursday; the Goth
day of April, 1850.
will sell at public auctions the following property
on tbs day above mentioned:
rErotting stock,
one Morgan stallion. Randolph years old, has rem.
slered service four seasons, veghs 1910, mahegnny
hay-pe1igree clsar, as written testimonials hand
rhe ssIorner Mare Kate, trotting mare famona
breeder, is now with toal,
One Morgan mare. from hGie, years old
Two geding Morgan colts, os Kate and years uld
broke to work
one Blaekhawk Morgan mare yeeFs old, breeder
and faithful wotRer.
Two mares, fair as breeders, blood unknown, 9 and
7 years old
one yoke work oxen; pair steers
0ae Durham Ball. past yeass old, IS breed.
Three or four milk cows.
one now Tgotting Saikv.
one two-horse Wagon. YeW York Manufacture
One Grain Drill.
One cast-iron Field ROLES
Thirty head cf Mosino SGoep. Also various other
articles.
An az which viii be sold sn terms as follows:
The stallion viii he sold payments, 500 IN hand.
balance in and two yoars, PER cent Interest, and
approved notes.
On other sales credit Of nine months, With per
cent interest approved joint notes. sale 70 com
As''' = = 80 JOHN DoDGE.
Reetown, March ~ 1850 so-v5
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MORGAN CHIEF!

son. from 1st ii April iii tic 1st ~
81 August, 1850, al II. W. Woods IA
stable in Lancaster, in OF Re - ssssS1s<szAss
Grand Eastman Price The as heretofore all ac-
cideais at the risk fowners.
The stock of Grief scattered over different
sections OF The country and such stock than all
else have established for him IN enyiabe repute. To
confirm this statement il is only necessary to state that
several colts of his have been Sold from four weeks
seven months old ranging in price from 500 TO $40
Only instance can be shown where one u bis stock,
whom fully matured, has been sold as low rs Sl50.
Edward FAINT, Esq, Of Warrentown, Virginia, has an
entire colt three years old this spring, "a the Chef
stock which he holds AT Sl000 Ii Is said by good Judges
to be the finest horse ia that State Robert Martini Of
the same place. hrs lly three years old, OF the same
stock for which lac has refused $780, Many others, the
get of Chief still in the hands Of the original own
who have been offered heavy prices for them, but
who are not disposed TO part with them.
Y'No business done on the Sabbath.
NJ. w. WOOD.
Lancaster March 80, 1850. 4lH
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FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE
One hundred aud sixty acre fran, situated IA miles
north from Cassse: 10 acres under cultivation, the
balance yorng timber; new lous1 IS by 2Sf mostly fin
shed out buildings good we'll 81 water at the door,
and running water besides young orchard. said farm
is
Also leo acres good pfarie timber and water COM
hined, situated II miles north from Csssyiiie the
State road, aehoee tot. Also timber TO 50 with each
of said lots required To be SO for cast Fer par
ticuiars inquire oi the subscriber on the premises
March 80, 1S6S.-4iw4 SAArL HIGGINS.
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TERNs20 per cent ofthe purchase money in hand and
the balance in FIVE equal annual instruments interest
I at the rate OF seven per cent per annum.
address Wm. n. Bond Geneseo, Livingston County,
State fNew York lily
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lTiRYthis remarkable and most interesting remedy
Il III composed Of the concentrated juices Of the
most powerful aud the most soothing plants and
in nature, chemically combined and insulated in we'll.
sealed glass Bottles and charged BY powerful Battery
Thus possessing IN addition to its superior medical viz
tues strong Magnetic and Electric properties Profound
~ penetmting and efninently quetng and soothing
It relieves pain and Inflammation at once (when freely
appea relaxing the strained muscles and nerves II,
ing life and vitality by its e-eiving oualitie IA
parayzed parts and chronic long standing connIa
and weaknesses. alaying merry Gus pain (NeuraGia ;,
irritation, and removing distractions like charm Ia.
deed all who have used t. speak of it as tr " won
dernl medicine and esteem it by far superior to anv
and all other external remedies in use If applied n
season il is an anfaing remedy tcr the Cronn core
Throat Inflammation of the Lungs Bowels Liver E;q
neys sna olner organs rheumatism, Spinal Irritation
Ague n the Breast and Mt all times cures pprvous
Headache, Neuralgia, Sore Eyes Ear Ache Tnott ah Z
Ague IN the Face, pimples and Eruptons If All kinds
piles, Bruised and Sprained Limbs Rurns Frnya,
lChilblans indoent and LONG standnr cara - -
&c. &c. twill also restore the Hair H.
and ID prevent 8, the Hairfr fslHg. ''N"N'
on lanai and DTaught Horses for Calls Wounds r;
ana anenesss and is cure when apnlied lot for
KS On horses and the Foot All on sheen
AZ the ffopnetors ask for the Magnetic Ointment Il
air trial confident that 81 they claim for III Viii ha
found true 70 the letter. III the neighborhood ,vbera n
y y many people buy by the quantity,
Panaceafor the numerous pains and aches everv 80,
y is more or less afflicted WITH We saw aeain I'M
TRY DR.. TRASK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
None genuine unless signed S, Bueu with Pom
containing full directions around each
5otse, ana circulars LETT with agents. Price shiIinrs
EoF sale " John 3. Calls, and all Druggists III the
~ All orders should be addressed Il ~, .sr-ncr
Y 90, Earlville. Madison Co., N. VI SN'1'
Soia a. Lancaster, by Geo. II. Cex and j. B. call;s
Iaiton. Osborn Parsons Patch Grove Alley Psi Z
CO.: Fennimore. Mark Finncum RoscahsI ' c aul 4
law Co., and Alfred Palmer; Aluscs1a Elizabat,, s
aaITs; Eenboro, John Barnett; Plattegille Rollins &
s oouea aud Mrs. Ann Williams; Smeltzer's Grove
"a IN q burgess. Jamestown. c. C. skfnnar 4 y .
Feirplay, Alex Wood, and By medicine dealers Bro;
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T1HE MURRAY LANDS FOR SALE 4

The following described lands situated IN Grant county
wisconsin, are offered Tor sale.
zo1a A Nerih-Rapge Town A ~ Range Wesi
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Agents, Druggists, Patent Medicine dealers everywhere
Call them for Almanacs and Pstaphiets gratis.
j. T. Fl IRBANKS, General Agent,
March p, 1SGO.-Iy-4p Milwaukee, Wis.
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Plantation in C8sh0ma Co., Hiss, for
Sale On EASr Tprms.

01er Cor sale SINE 100 CT SO acres % the best
~ Farming Land In The state % Mississippi, 90 less
price and on easier terms o. payment han sny place
that has been sold thlE seassn. Taere ls a good new
fHlF hsIse. negro cftlus and gin house on me prem
i-ss. some 40 afrgs iu cultivation, ard zoo acres
~erlfaErf. Tie EuiuE crop. which viii make $50
IA es l-aru. and 500 bushels clru. vii be sold belgg
the V-slunfila; also some stsCs-mules- cattle, hogs. etc.
1tr land d. hr-h and entirely projected from oTerf5s,
and I1 fl1 is o very choice farm. and s1ch an o3portu-
nifty ls seldom cngrs b. a Purchase. Apply soon
Irus. IS cash, balance Q, ? 3 8 and s yea-s al 6
per cent Interest Apply souutl
Young WELD.
VI 2F5 Main street. up stars
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Cora Aulseal----N. q. IT-tr urkrs--L1lsriI
p l. Eas----N- o IJohu =. Eas-------.-N o.
WA. y. Mrru-1l--N. % ICarl...-st ErsucIs river.
uEPAhTED.
Cora tnd-rslu---s. Lezs. Wu- rs M1rris5---.st. L.
q l. krsiT.----~- I1-s 1la-g B1e-.--.st La1ls.
Ing 2ar-----------N- %
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Summer Arrangement.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
Company Established IS45.
TWO RRATs EACH WEEK.

LADY FRANKLIN, Capt JOHN BUGHER.
LADY JACKSON, see. Capt. +. T. BowEEs-
LADY PIKE. Capt. JOHN l. BEUcE.
A. II. SEVIER.-...- Capt VS.. WINDSOR
nNE % fhrse enc IEw-wster PEcErts aa
~ ElI leave Memphis every Weanes- k-S
dHr and F-saV afternoon, af q O'Clock.
Curing the ssas11. for Cairo.
Claciuuatiand ports on the Ohio river. Returning,
IGav Cincinnati every Thursiay and saturday
Thisiine VIII Eve throu=h bills g isiug fer cotton
O. the eastern cities.
For all arpig 1
JOIN MACCRkCEEN.
a~rE-r- Is Trrf UH~
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hell- Feuial and J. VI
fenlaai ira IFcntqa ACC Attachments r debt, $500,
VS. fnon residents.
s. b. Ben LrEi4 ounrrr.
z TIE llt July term 1850. q re Law aaa q m
\ cunl EF md Caarleg Court q tie city Of
Don residents f Hn STATE % Tennessee. Nc wag.
Aerfisre ordered taf pualcan1n De- mace four rgeers
n alessiln, TIE Memphis Dsiiy Appeal, r~eeuiring
i1f ieien-zuts O. appear aud plead. answer or fen-rr h
$40 sat- = p oei.7e te neEt February term o. uIl
enual1ilf On ne aeclnd HCudsy q said menu.
sriien1C IA weefss a61
MARCUS J. WRIGHT. Clerk.
HF A. J. WHEELER. Deuufv Glen.
e. p. v p. Waiden. stiornsys Tor piaiauf
al28EE
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Common Law Court.

n v - hlelAa ghou-rfsllauf Auach-
rHs tmenr Tor Tans-arua
8. NcEnizhf and A. =. Cassidy le0.
IL ttif cause 30 aTrearei 90 fie law side q gs rau-
II mon Law and ChancerT C5urt 90 ne efF al We~--
uaiE a. is july term, 1862. o. he nsur uaf fhe de-
iealsufs we're n1n-nesideats 81 the state q Taunesr.e
10 vas therefore ordered tlat puhiDuon ha made f~ur
Weeks fao1esslTeiy IN the Hemuhis Daily Appeal. re-
F1irlng defendants % appear AZ or before said court
ne seooul Na1iay iu aauEary next. 1851. and defend the
nit hraueht aeainaf uem, cr~juiCmeutby defauit vii
De tzEen aEalrsf them on r. pdrfr evidence.
EARCrs J.. Wright. Clerk.
~ A. WHEELER, DeDufy Cierf.
Brock aad Small n Fouie au'ys far r'ainfin.
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PLANTATION.
f. q II y FL e.
Acres Of Valuable Land,
Situated on The Mississippi river, ln Dyer
Saturday, the 9Th day Of October 1860.

DT virtue % d decree ofthe Chaacsrf Court az Nash
- willie. rru frr-d a. che Nay tern, l65s. In The case,
6f Samuel r. Love. executor. etc.. vs. Juau C. McLr-
ulrs. 20 a., AMI % Wm s.. Williams vs.. Love and
rEar-. I will on
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EFNHu OBJ hsHl uI mako aH Q-tfr BILLS every E
IA era uTe, varying from DO Do 1lHu i-s. U...- ore
vsrrau.ei Boz slr-rarH sI1f .1 any made ahH -1-
tw- al. mln-lttIrs evfrvsrl-ir f Bias Hll-,
fr vafar. steam aUf -. fe1. E-- Cr Et-
rsas-r tarls. send t- a. C1tsts-e l-irr-s LIST
rrIa-lus
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Sugar PEUUNS
The Great vital Regeneration.
n y L q q Z n 4 u
PROTECTED BIT ROYAL LErTERs PATENT
ar NO. Hm-

PROTECTED bT ROYAL LEiTAEa PATENT
OF ENGLAND,
Ana secured BY the seals of ne E1oie co Fharmac.- ls
Paris, AMI The Imperial College q
Medicine, vienna
NO. 7 b. invaluable tcr relaxation spermatsrTho-a
~ ard physical exhaustion. an 2 tonic.
No. . Completely eraiicrles all traces 0f those Dis
eases that have been hitherto treated hv the aau7ecu9
and peruici8us use % clpsvIt all cuhehs
No. 3 has entirely suprlluted the iniuriols use %
mercury. thereby tnsuriuE % the Sufferer speedy relief.
al the impuruies and roofing gui tle vc1an
Of disease.
TEIEsEafAR No. I, 2 and 2 are urrparrd inthe form
o. a ioEenEe, devoid Cf taste and smell, ard can De- car
rlef IN the wzistooat PICKET. Sold In tH eases ard
divided into separate doses. a. administered By Telarsu
Lalsman, h1ux. Ricord ecc Price IS each. OF four
cases in one Cor So. which saves s.. anl in 81 c1.as.
whereby fagrr Is a saving cf 60. TO be- Dad uha-Fesia
aud retaInf nr. BARROW NO tef Bleecker street. n.
r. Imm-dis-eiy on receivIus a Emiilauce. Dr. EtF-
viii forward the Trleseusr Co any part ci ths world
securely packed. and addre-ei according 30 ne iasfru--
Of ne writer. SD also BY
feil4dauly MANSFIELD s. co.
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Az Dyershurr. In The county or Dyer. ofrr fr sale 10
ue highest bidder. ONE or LANn. containing
about 100 ceres heinz entry No llfe situated in sad
county. end fronting on the Mississippi river. about one
mile above WitcaeIPs Landing. The tract is ~ the form
% a parable a-rau, EXTENDING east fun the river about
tEo and a Gueter miles. and ie ErariT equally DIVIDED
by the road leaiiug from DTershurg % SID lanling. IL
viii Pc divided into THREE or four traczi enc fronting
moon the river. he others uD1n the read. THIS trEci Is
very valuable. haVins up11 DC much walnut timber and
hIeh cane.
John b. Pate and J0s. Hit-hcI, near the land. viii
show % ia persons wishing % examine 10
TERMS OBJ kLE-eue-lcurth cash Le balance ia
three equal lus-aIimeuts. payable On one, two ami three
years IRON ne day o. sale. EH purchaser giving notes
with arur1Ved sursses, bearing interest from date, with
b lien retained upon Ce land Until payment Of ne pur-
chase money. GRAFTON BAKER,
sci Cd Commissioner.
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gral 6statr.


UETUATED or Deercreck.la IssaauenanouuiV,
- Miszssipps fnuEn as PLANTA -
ton, ne property james 2 ulh, Esq rais-EA
in . hleh state q cultivation and Improvement. having
steam gin, saw mill and ccrn min, complete. with suiia-
bic quarters Ter one hlnired end tEeuty-Gvr slaves, and
o ~resiieuce tor he urerseer- his place viii BE- sod,
81 2 one hundred and twenty-five aoClimatei slaves Of
direrenf HEcs, i~ueluiius Faluahle mechanlcs.
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QUICKEST AND CHEAPEST RCgTE
TO
little Rock. FORT Slsith. North
ern Texas, New HeEiC0 and
california;
I'll oyERLaND mAEL

WILL leave MENTH1s via H-1-at r-8 Lizzie
w HeE ra aa4 every WEDNESDAY 1uI SArrE-
a alta d.. Er UH above p1ll-s making ur1
r11rt-r a1e tsn any other lice.
An E-EsszE1rz
oru- % Adam zoos Erp-sa VII be- l-alrrv fore
rarfaf.
TiEss aa O. pru-l a. enc ol-s o. -e Company
ruuHrcai Hotel.
J. E~olTvT0S.
myf-1V slaerlirr1rst-
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BATHS.
omit
SMA RT'S
EATENT EnErE nEMRa

We have bcu-ht ne State riEht lor tie sale o. thss,
eEtra1rdinary Pumps. We. anl every mechanie "a
las nUamlue4 Aems urllaunce them he mast -crr1ulats
force puup 1af has ever becu inrsnfed on ever viii h
far simplicity and lursHlirT. These pumps raiuedfhs
prize A. ne New YORK STATE Pair. Pennrylvsuia STAT
frhzs-fawlT
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/ PROPOSE 90 sell my plsce where I now re-
4 side. lying 10 Deso0 CITY Mississippi. -
Hlthl six miles ci Cld Water depot, on 1873
alz- E-uI Eni Tennessee Railroad, Ehlch -
rhi---1ve miles from Memphis. o0ufaiaiur nine hun
i-el and sixty sexes. I'VE hundred in cultivation, nearly
EI fresh. consisting 20 bottom. s-o1uf bottom and up
illi. The whole place is On D fue ststs q cultivation
ard ven improved with q frt rate new tr0-story
framed residence urh SIX ro1ls. wen finished negro
e-z-sers. extra god grain barn. 80 hies and cribs, best
s-allvs god cotton rI ard press two r11l orchards %
hest arle=is- OF frut. lola a-1e sni peach. ILzVe the
-e7t wei-f Eaif- il the c1untg also. en- abundance Tor
s-z Refer 90 r. Lare g. Co.
uysI-1u- W. Il WvNEE.
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G.gRDE.HsERg.

AgD THOSE DESIRING BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
Lon Is tbs uBuRBs. A~rrESTI0EE
tr1Ee tgo r-ulemen wh1 called az orr one a few
4 GAYS since. lu search OF > srt1H place Iu tfr rirIuifv
90 re city CIR a market rari-l, VIII caI a-aIl. we
tailE We can show them an o1p3rtuaity llr ulrclasIrr
SIX or lfecu acres ur lall, such a. seldom Oilers.
We have far sale on ue Henania PLANK r5ld near
tte stzte female College, ani in the bat u-lrlb6rhr.f
On one Fl.lllT 90 Memphis. ifee1 arrcs 90 VERY srra-
TiHr land. cl which taert are a1ue fra-lrt 11TIfl-
strs. which we Ell sen a. a much less u-Ias ihsn any
e'aer property n is VtciHltv can De- BAD Or.
Ne mean eEa--y what re sag, AMI VIII prove our as
serl1u t1 aayh-iF Who viii can a0al a. oar cree. No.
25 Mliu street, over 2 b. wltinsel rear tl~eo5ruer
ci HaLl1l street.
500 YOUNG s. WELD.
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goa. HEM.

A CHOICE OFFICE, on second story over the banking
u hd1sa Of c.. ". Cherry a. Co.
Two Sleeping Rooms; also, a pair % Rooms IN The
basement, IN my building or Un.on street near Main.
Anew store House, % by $50 feet, Oh Main, south Of
Gay0=l street.
Ais1, iu the sane binding. on hirI d51r, two pair Of
splendid Rooms; and iu the fourth story a Han IS by
% feet square, lsnisluclv finished.
JOSEPH NOW
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