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! q BID e0IanIase Of thIrly-

Of the report Of the committee Of thirty
three.
Mr.. Bingham denied that any State could,
by any appliance, separate from the rest: OF
that any State could strike down the unity Of
government. In regard to the seizure Of forts,
arsenals, and other lawless measures, it is The
duty Of Congress to strengthen the Executive,
to enable hin 10 summon the people to the
TiDdication Of an outraged Constitution and
laws. He opposed the measure recommended
5y The majority q the committee. He c0uld
not vote FOR the admission Of New Mexico IN
I'll It repeats its unjust slave code.
Mr.. Clemens, OF Va, believed before God
that slavery would be crscifed IL this unhappy
controversy ends in dissolution. II not eruci-
fed, il would have the dtathfrsttls IN its
throat. It remained to be seen whether trea-
son can be carried on. There was a brave and
holy minority in The slave States. Lazarus ia
not dead, hut aleepeth. He asked no favors
for the South. but demanded Justice, and OMIT
hat which springs from honest magnaninlty.
South Carolina, which first proclaimed indie
pendence, and Virginia, which gave birth to It,
were both allied to Mass schusetts. He be-
lieved there yet fingered a patriotism which
sill save the country, whose glory belongs TO
us all. win you, he appealed, step forward
IN a spirit which made our fathers illustrlous,
and not shut out our access TO sympathy Mr..
Iitmcue SHOWED Aud1 ne law OF HopltALlCu
governed. Il was no question, but it was pop
ulstion and capital tie South wanted, not ter
ritory.
Vie showed the object Of the southern con
f~ederscy was to open the African slave trade.
The South out Of the Union will never be able
TO secure so much territory as be could bold in
bis hand. Il was reported that The South was
sending commissioner to Europe, 70 effect an
alliance With their brothers, IN language and
lineage. If the South would take the COnst-
tGiioR OF tbe United States as a provisional
government, the cotton States win have legis-
lstive power over the border States, which
will be bound band and foot 10 a policy as op-
pressive as they ever would be under our Con-
s~titution and Union, intensified City times.
Several gentlemen moved that Mr.. Clemens
have leave to continue his remarks beyond the
hour Of debate.
Mr.. Martin, OF Virginia, e~Xcitedly expressed
the hope that The member be allowed TO con-
ttnue his tTaitorous remarks. Much cohfusi0n
ensuad, which soon subsidized.
Mr.. Nsshburne, Of Wisconsin, advocated
tie minority report from the committee Of
th~irty-three, made BY himself. He was op-
posed 70 giving slavery a guarantee in the
Constitution. and TO the admission Of New
Mexico. Adjourned.
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POTATOES.
EO RLs. LONDON LADY POTATOES;
DO 60 brls. California PHtstoes;
$50 brs. Pink Eye Potatoes;
100 brs. NrshaIupck P0tstoes;
200 brs Baltimore Blue Potatoes;
$50 sacks
zoo sacks Eeshanrock P5tsules;
Just received and for sale lower thar thev can Be
bought a. the river q natb1ats. Those wishing to bus
IN lots viii do we'll 10 give rs a call.
FLOURNOY & CRAWFORD,
ia20-daw No. IA Fropt nov.
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S. MANSFIELD & CO.,

Chemist and Drurgists,
Nos 81 and 2S3 Main street, Memphis, Tom,
TIE only Authorized preprietors IN tie United States.
Observe the name written on ths label OF each
bottle, 10 counterfeit which is felony.
Sold by All respectable druggists, merehants Frocers
and hotel keepers IN the Southern States.
- liberal discount to the trade. noes-dswsov
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HEHPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE,

THE FOUGTEENTH SESSION will commence on
L ONpAY 2,TH JAEUART. There viii be q few
vaeareies for pupils but. 10 secure situations, it may
be necessary make early application. The number Of
pupils is strictly limited 70 sixty.
Q. 6. MACPHERSON,
IsIs-dez-wft President
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TRUSTEES SALE,

DT virtEe o. a deed Of trust INSIDE and executed by
- Thomss N Alexander, % the 1lth day Of April,
1850, 90 me a. Trustee, resisteIed ID Shelby couufy,
Tennessee, in Book NO 81, part =. pages SIS, f63 and
so, I VIII. on EONPAT, tie 25Ih day o. January, 1861,
90 the hour % Il O'Clock, A. NJ, crer Tor sale az public
suction, 10 the hichcst blrder for cash 10 frolt o. the
Chancery Cierk'f once, Memphis, Tennessee, q oertaiH
L1rof Land eiiaafe, lying End being in fhs city % Mem-
phis, shelby county, and State o. Tennessee, being Lot
No - en plan Of suhfivisi1n % Samuel Renbert de-
ceased, said subdivision being tho same msfe By srder
q the ChancFry Court q the city of Memphis, and by
which said property was soid BY John c.. Lanier. he
CLERK and Master, on The I1ih day 90 April 1859, under
e decree Of said court, 10 she case Of Reheuca Dokan,
Wm Hembert and CHEERS, vs. Nsrg y. Rembert. Eouisa
Rembert 81 als, which plan Of subfiris1on is Of record
% said cause, and 10 referred 10 for e more particular
Gsscripticn. said Lot hiss a front or an Rrenuo OF
seveuty-1ve fees. running back between parallel lines
one hundred snd forty-siz feet Hius t1chHs. as described
IN eaia deed Of trust.
The title Is believed e be GOOD. Right q redemption
waived. Twin cell only sush title e. D. vested 10 ne
as trustee. H~TTHERsPOuE,
iaI6-E Trustee.
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u We have for sale a large number Of Plantations,
with and without Eesoesj alss, UnimProvsd and Cheap
Lands in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi together
with all sorts Of City Property and Suburban Residences
and Building Lots.
Purchasers can be suited with al grades, sizes, prices
and improvements, by calling at cur Oaee.
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~PROPERTY.
LANTATIONs

We have several desirable places Comprising from
10 80 acres, from three 70 Ave miles from town soml
hns building sites and some trscts wen adapted 70
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Attachment Notice.

vs.. In The Circuit Court Of Shelby county,
T. ". waits. at kaleiEh.
IN this cause atrapnment Was isFlef BY ]. Horne, Q
4 Justice q tie Peace, on The ist day % December.
1850, and the same was levied by E~arnishmeut. sum
m0ning ". K. Hill and c. Dickman to answer the
plainuf according 10 law, BY the Sheriff u shelby
county Therefore IL Is hereby ordered By the CIert
that pubicauon BE- made In the Memphis Appeal AZ The
law directs, requiring the defendant, II. W. Waits. to
appear atthe next term Of said Circuit Court. TO be held
81 the court house IN Raleigh, o. ths third Monday IN
January next, then and mere, wiulHths nrst three
days o. said term, plead au.wer or sefeud the action
thus commenced; Otherwise the cause viii proceed
ezparte. Dcne ~ Cmcs, Defenders 6, 1850.
de7-oaw4W H. d L. snKWART Clerk.
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THE BRITISH REVIEWS
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tive
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church,.
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BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURG MAGAZINE
(TCry.)
TERMS:
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LE0SAEB SCOTT 6 Co.
Gea5- aGLI s--srt YOU
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Secular aathtIs.

For New Orleans.
THE splendid passenger steamer ~ r.
Il UNCLE SAN. A. "A. Irwin, master,
viii leave as shove on SATURDAY. e6thm
Inst, al P n.
For freight or passage apply On heard, or 10
rH0a. ii. WILLIAMa a CO.
ia28-st no. 8 Howard row.
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JOE ETCHEVARNE'S
GsaRD EoVHS.
Fort Pickering, Near Memphis.
Tenn,

One mds south from Court Square.
VETE have a large lot o. FRUIT TIERS Of or own
w u-wth.
Peach trees, si1ors and vigoroas, Of the lassst va
rieies.
Apple trees, Of the best kind. for the South.
Pear uree-A large lot Of dwarf and standard pear
trees.
Also Cherry, Pum. Aprioot, Eectsriner,e etc.
A splendid assortment OF iarge and handsome Ever
green's. Roses ard Green house planff
Anything in the nursery lire always on hand
Piaats guaranteed % orisr and delivered 10 anv part
Of The city free CT charge. Orders from the country So
ucitel.
Persaus 10 the country wishing gardens made 10 or
der viii be accommodated on reasonable terms. We
employ move but the best wlrkmen-
Orders throuEh the p~ost-ofco 70 me VIII receive
pr0mut Attentions
Joe Btchsvarns having been On France this last Sem
mer has added laney in the newest Roses, J~Eponicls,
aahIas. Hiaryuths. Tulips. etc. stc Also in Fruit
Trees Of The cboicest kinds al o which be will sell a.
the lowest prices for cash.
t5s-tapi IEuquirer copy.l
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SUNDREES.

Enn BOXES Popping Crscksrs.
OUU 1000 lbs. s. S. Almonds.
500 fs Filbars
600 Ibs. Cream Nuts.
leo Bushels Fresh MeGi.
$50 brls. Rusostf, PRIOR Red md Jenstia Apples.
go Pink Eye Waite and Red Mechanic Potatoes.
500 KEGS Nails.
90 doz. Brouus.
Also Sugar. Coffee, holssses, Salt, WHISKY, Brandy,
Champaign, Flour, Line, Gen sat, Starch, Wooden
Ware, ETC., etc. Jnft received and for sale ow By
RLOURNOY d CRAWFORD.
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Equal 70 every emergency, the original recipe was
handed over 20 a respactable fra Of pharmaceutical
chemists In E~dinburg, who have prepared It exclusively,
TIL its Introduction into the Southern States a shoft
time ago. And IL nzy be meLtioned as a c inclusive
proof Of its intrinsic merit and superi0rity ever all other
preparations or stomach medicines, either in Europe or
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OTICEi



EmFHTs January s 1851.
A IT. SLAVES or colored persons trlFeltEg % The
EMPHI ~ CHARLESTON RAILROAD, IN
accompanied bv owners " SCENTS anust be provided
with SPECIAL PERMITS, signed ~ owner or aEest,
c1untersignfd and stamped BY ne agent u the r~aiircat
sell aHE The ticket. Prluhd blank permits viii be fur
nlsheI by ilrEet arrests. which must Be- dled un, stating
TIE staten 90 ard from which they are 70 travel.
Owners travelling with slaves, and Dot known % aFeuts
aul c1uducors, viii De ~requlrei to give satisfactory
reverence, or the slaves VIII net be permitted 20 travel
a. the traila- ". J. Ross.
faloIm General Superintendent.
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we're fully tested, and crowned with unprecedented suc-
ess IN every instanca where its virtues were tried;
nd il might have been truly said that the good time
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glfoital..
THE TRUE AND aENUIEEl

IT'S use, il fairly tried, viii soon restore the tone Of
L the digestive 0rgzns, i~nvigorate the blood, give gen
eral rotundity To the figure, anE add energy TO The mind
and nervous system. lis value has Seen remarkably
evidenced BY is wonderful restorative powers, when
ordinary t1nics had been vainly exhausted. II affords
H0urIshHent 20 the body when no Uther can be borne,
aud furnishes the frame with fat in q truly remarkable
manner.
For CONSUMPTION and BRONCHITIS,
For SCROFULA in all it, developments,
For WEAKNESS, WASTING, and every form Of DE-
BILlTYs its s~urative properties are uurIvaled
Il may be taken without disrelish BY the most DELI
cate patient, and retained without effort in the most
sensitive stomach. Its superiority in this and other
important characteristics Of genulneness, has guaran-
tsed for il the oonmendEtisn Of fbe mest eminent ply
sicians throughout the States; the written testimony Of
the faculty Of the best medical schcclsj the professors
OF the
University o. Pennsylvania.
jefferson College OF Philadelphia,
Philadelphia College Of Medicine, and others.
Tnvalids should be careful to purchase Oil Of IN
doubted reputation II they desire the most sstive and
immediate advantages Of the remedy That which We
prepare hss decided evidences Of superiority over other
brands. Manufactured only by
JOHN @. K g. CO.,
Imsorters and Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, etc.
For sale to the trade by
DEARIEG & W~ETHERILL,
335 Main street, below Uniou, west side,
oc2S-daw6n Greenlaw's Block.
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The Great Vital Regeneration.
TRIEsEMAR,
PROTRCTED,BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT

Ard secured BY the seals Of the Ecols De Pharmacie De
Paris, and the Imperial College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
MO. ] is invaluable fer relaxation. sparmafarrhoea
IN Hud physical exhaustion. and Is : tonic.
No. 2 Completely sradicates all traces o. those die
eases that have been hitherio treated By the nspseous
and p~ernicious use o. oopevIs and eubabe.
No. 3 has entirely Eupplanted tie iniuiouR use Of
marcary, thereby insuring 70 The sefefer speedy relief,
dispensing all he impurities and roofing SUI The venom
q disease.
TRIRsENAK Nos. !, 2 and . are prepared IN fhs form
Of a lozenge, devoid o. taste and smell, and can be car
ried in tbs wsistcoat pocket. sod II tin cases and
divided int ssparste doses, a. administered BY Teipeau.
LAnen1p, Houx, RicoTd, etc Price s. each, or four
eases IN one for s.. which saves 90, and in s27 cases,
Whereby there Il . saving Of So. 70 be had wholesale
and retail Of Dr.. BARROW, No. i94 Bleecker street, n.
T.. Immediately on receiving . remittance, Dr.. BAY
row viii forward tha Tfiesemar 70 any part Of the world
securely packed, aad addressed according % he insirue-
tons OF the writer. s ID also BY
s~eI2-aavIy MANSFIELD a co
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BOOKS! BOOKsl BOOKS.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS
FOR TWE HOLIDAYS

woHEs OF q SOUTH Cseu SUPPLY TuR. NOR.
X GILT.
COURT eF NAPOLEON, TUR NOR. ANTIQUE.
POETS OF 18TH CENTURY, q TX. GTLT.
WOMEN or BEATT & HkKOIsN TuR MOR GILT.
GAI ERE or BRITfsHs AND AN. FENALE POETS.
A oF TBE LAST hIEsTkKr, CLOTH r GILT.
QUEENS OF EEGLAED. miUSr sTED.
A $50 a large assortment o. Bibles Prayer Hodfs,
u Hymn Book Annals, Albums and fancy Stationary.
YOUNG & Bro,
An ia FrHfa-.f III
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FIVE STOCK.

Kentucky EEiEch C0sUs, DlErhGaa
RuUSs Cnd SDtffhdOECa Bucks.
fAHH subscriber has alvey oa hand a. Win--a
4 cell B. CO p sale and livery stables. cor-hEH
ner q Monroe and rhird streets, d iot ef the ffOIa
ae3l Stock % the cauutry % which he inTites
lie ~stteution 81 farmers and stock raisers. A lot Of rne
Eentuofy Mlch Cows, Dufhan Bulls and soufhaown
Bucks. On hand Cnt for sale.
es2s-ln JoEE A.
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s PETERS.
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SOMETHING NEW.
CARPET AND CURTAIN STORE.

TuE undersigned having opened in the Carpet and
II Curtain business is nov prepared 10 show 10 hiE
frienss and the public an entirely rev stoeE ~ carpets
SID curiain goods Velvet, Tapestry, BrussfB, super
aud oommsu CARPETS, Rugs, hats, Mattilgss Coo Nat
unrs, ctc. Eih- Damask. Lace and oc-n1c1 Curtains,
Tassois. Loops, BEnis, Picture Cords. Comics, etc. But
and White Holland of different widths, Gull Land
Ecapes ana PLATA Shades floor Oil Cloths, from G % q
teet side Fiukle & Lyons sewing Machines. the best
family sewing maehins made, for from SIS 70 $50 The
best Of wlrrmen on ned tocut make and lay carpets,
hang curtalnE, sEadasi etc.
T. n. G~hO5YEEOE,
r~-THnuHw uga MaH~ aaHaaH ILL., ~
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LAND. LAND! LAND

TO Al Il
UT6ERE is now olsrei fer saae upon reasonable terms,
II 10 such sized tracts as VIII suit rur-hasers. the
lsague - lard g-autsl ioJ. y. N1rellui5 by the Eezi-
ran government situated in the couuty o. Polk State or
Texas, or tie waters of Nsua-i creek, about Eve miles
eaEtlf Slithdvll. on Trinity river, nuj thrsQEh which
land. or within I've miles, viii THE Trinity Va e. aDt
PaI-stIue railroad pass. The land iE covered viii The
Test q tilher, Consisting IN part % pine o. hnest
Ei q, white oak. hickory. loEu01d- gum. eln, ash wall
nut. etc, as well az rhe best quality Of freestone water,
aud that IN abuaiauce. Aso, situated In q me settle
msut. ara has various other advantage.
TElMS-0nC-ha cash, and the bsjHnCe IL twelve
moths, or q good stock Of Goods wouid be takea IN part
PAYMENT.
FJr further particulars call upon
!. n. ALEXANDER, memphis, Tenn
or, L. g. EcNICKIN, LivilEst0n,
faT1-2n Polk COUNTY. Texas.
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HeInhnId,a ENfracf Hncnn.
Common Law Court.

J. Y. Watering rs FTaDcis Chapelle. Non-resideut
attachment on sec9ult, Tor s67.sA.
A 7 tie October term, 1880, Of the law side q the
"A ComIaun Law and Chancery Court % he city Of
Memphis, % uppeariag thst tn Defendant. francis
GhapeHa, Is q nou-resieent Of the State Of Tennessee.
q vas, therefore, ordered ~ the court that pubncahsn
Be mlde ier four weeks excessively N tie Memphis
Dalg Appeal, requiring said defendant 20 appear dur
ms the frsi four days Of fhe nezt February term Of saio
court, commencing IN the second Moaday in February.
1851. anc plead demur, or IN some way defend said suit.
or judgment By default, viii be rendered aEainst him.
[4ws IS MARCUS J. WHIGHT, CIerk.
ByA !. WHEELER, Dep. CLERK.
Y9iiintine & LutteE attorneys for plainta.
fae-sw
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Themselves from a lie OF drunkenness 10 one of 81
briefly, these Biiters viii most eEeotuany dissipafs tue
morbid appetite for sirong drinks and restore both the
functions o. the mind ans body 70 a sound heaifhy con-
diuou, aud wiz act Ike . charm in renovutine he sy-
ten, aad drive away the SICK Headache. Eausrous
Stomfch. and al the usual sttsniants q debaucherv.
TINS only true and reiuveDstiHg Cordial, the Hiehland
Eiaers or Scotch Tonic. is sold and prepared from tie
orisinat recipe, By
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The Chief Among Medicines.

-nREETLIEGER's FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPI-
ID RILLA AID DAkDBLIOE "a purely vegetable
preparatory stands at the bead Of un curative aeenia,
n csaes o. 6crofuIa, Enlargement % she Joints, Chranie
Rheumatism, Eruptluns q ue Skin Kettle Rash, Tee-
ter. led Esation o. Dyspepsia, Nervous OF hnisas
Hessachs. avphlilc or Mercural Diseases, complaints
i~riseuf Ia feasies; ia short, for al diseases EristnF
s-gm 4 deranged condifi0u Of the digestive organs, 4n
fup-re state q tbe bieodi OF The njodiaoas use Of
P-6e-icians prescribe 1t II preferences 70 any other
- J.. B. ELLIS,
No. 3 Poplar street,
west q OFartn kctsl.
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1hsChief Among Ten Thousand
DaneY'S Magieal Pain Extractor

II AZ Universally suupIsuteI an cthsr Outnsrts ard
Il heaiiuE apaucsslou8 10 both the Eastern snd Vest
ern HemlsGha-es, wherever lnlroduceii and is inf11-
&c merit Is lhe true s1cret o. its 5gc-5ss lu an cEfcIc-
ouG E~ecfi0Hgi Watcher me cause be GcciEenf0r 1sscsF.
BURNS AND sCALDs
Are izst.Ety relieved a. tia-r aHr1isl. pain z1c
Inflammation, by a t-e15 appacati1a Of this aarUci
lous healer, and The fesLEs renewal IS II by @
charm. 10 bisuish or scare remaining.
TIE FRIEND OFS THE NUESEET.
Children srs frtfrrltE s11srCra from external
Injuries, especially froUI Ft-if and C1mphsle r.
pio~7i0Ls-feratlre evcrya mother ehcu-d have thls
healing preparation c7us- stauIT a. kznf. &c he1s
sore Breasts, End quictlyz rsa1Fes the TErIEE ~
RINGWOEM, so prsud-1 lcuf ir tls uErsErg.
To TRAVELLERS BIT 5EA III LAND.
The Machinists, the Trn-1 ve.sr. ard every sthsr fr-
dlVtlnli whose Jos in LGgz E-uTs him within the
caancs - accident h5m5 EptcEol,E rs7r colilln,
should bear 10 mlnd sk1 this Esgic EXTRACTOR is bis
best asd gnly friezd 1t< IS bo.h p1rta1le auI cheaD.
and should ever De hlsE conF1nion, rs q friend in
need. There are tnGu SANDS OF lrilr WITNESSES
70 testify to is Marvel lens virtue, vino owe
therr sound limbs ancG muscles to its saving
smcscy. ~
The fonoVisE sre p few5o O. the Leading 8is-as To-
which DALLsT'8 HAGIE CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
% g PREVENTIVE as v5uaRs ERE
Barns, Erv-9siss sar,s q, Ell siaa
Bruises, FIstuia, Shot Woulis
Bniis, Frost E-lfs, S-Jtuia,
Broken Breast Fsvsr sores, s-a-gy,
Bites Of Reptiles, Es,l-s, s-aisz,
Cancer, Gs-laiaIE sazes5--
Cracked Tips. Hsrsuiaf ssra. szu HEAD.
Chauped Hands, PsLl- generally, sFrsius,
Ghhea-ns, Frp.es, enaI PoZ,
Crar-r. Piles EuL9ra.
Contracted Cords, Poisan, Gses-
Chafss. -EHrl1-tism, Ucgrs.
Ct skin, RasEss. Teuc-saIsores-et
ssld az tu principal depths, Is B~rosivFT, EeF YORK
snd 81 AMI I5I Chartr7s street. New Oresus, By :.
WRIGHT & Co. General AGENT. Itc7n sis, be Oh
tai1c1 o. 81 respectable dru-Ess aEl merchant.
throughout the Uuitrd States sud Canz3a.
Eur sale f- HnmTnrT h- 1f ir--Er-ag. urGf-H-lF
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FemaEes and ChiIhren

Can use this strengthening Cordial for weaksess or
stomach diseases Of any kind. To the neither, while
nursing these Bitters are indispensable, and more par
ucularlT when The mothers nourishment ia in.dcnnaie
to the demands OF the child.
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DR.. BILLINGS ClRMIgATIFB
WOODLANDS EXPECT0RANT'

"-COSsUKrIIVEs. DESPAIR NOT"
"These letters shdrId be written Iu Gold" D TIE e-
lismaflcn % thoust1fg who Lave been relieved y -E
rEe o. this preparation. It has been trIed 10 @Hl
disease Of the lrrzs win ere i~lVari1B,e success
COCGHs, l. INFLUEEZAS szl
solve BE- mist before me s1a.1irz qualities q l
pecorsnt. aud CEOUP, WE0CPIEG C1CG1 and elG
BRONCHIAL diseases are lustarlY relieved aoQ PEE
u1ueuty cured. FOR SALE E~FERTWIEEE.
Buy n1Hs but Wl1duan'B EEpe-urz1t-
g. BE1fEETr
Sole Prcgrleia-s rev 0rleans
8 &zussed Co. Pmu1r q Gilbert, ward NO
C-euands g. v. Jouss = Co.. Hh0elzle Agents. Yea
phis, Tenn. mvE-ig
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YOUNG * WELD,
545 Main street,
Over q n. Oarleton's.

We also wish 70 trade improved city property, bring
ing in good rents. for a farm and some ten OF twelve ne
grues; VIII pay some cash.
We also desire to purchase FOR Z friend, a pleasant
place OF three 10 ten acres, either improved or unim-
proved, containing a sood building site, for part cash
and part staple dry goods.
os3 VOTING & WETn
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WIGGS BROS. L. co.

A RE rms DAT IN RKcEIPT or A PULL
n SUPPLY OF
Lubinis Extracts for The Handkereniefj
BaEin'a Extracts for the Bsnksrohiefi
Champagne EEtTAct, omsAiug newt
Lutin's Soaps
Bazinis Soaps
HauPs Soapsi
Bay Rum soaps, = new a~riieieT
Humming Bird Soaps
Butterfly Boquet Soaps
Punclne Soapa}
Upper Ten ssapsi
kiss Ne Quick soapsi
Musk SoAps3
ABA Rosa Soapui
Freckle Soaps;
Violet Soapss
Tooth Powder, a superior ~artielej
Tooth Pastel
Tooth Eyushea;
Shaving Crosmi
Emery Baskets
Rouge Ballsi
Vinegar Rougei
Magnolia Tablet;
Lily white, assorted
Tale de geniceg
Hair Pins. assortedi
Shell Combs
Ivory Combsj
Horn o0mbs5
India Rubber Combs;
Hsir Brushes;
Cloth Bruthea. etc. etc.
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IAmEs . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n, PnOVINi
AMONETT & PROKHNE
WE oFFzR FoR L

n plete with uonveniences, with the Lot I0Ox200 feet
corRer Psciotoc and Shelly streets.
new Cottage House, containing i've rooms, eigihly
sitg,tsd in South Memphis; Lot 50x142A feet.
Two comfortable Houses on leased ground, IN South
Memphis, each with I've and six rooms. VIII De sold
very lew, and presents an excellent opportunity b oWn
3 good House on easy terms, and with a little money.
Several good Lots in various parts Of the city.