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4 ,,,,vT CLARK and F. IL. DEWEY his AS
SAN and Al, Others whom it NAV concerned:
are hereby notified of nv ateu, esta IN mortgage
for nae by said household
IN the hotel by him IN peeoded in the records
IL dated NAV It'll, 1859 ard was CYRtIS GALE
nf Sorthboro' May lOth looV' dasw mails
VI Nv..hharn, Nav a. 1861. u0sN n,--.o
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From the Germantown Telegraph.


III long time been mooted question as
IN "a hat caused the knots on plum trees. some
thought it a natural disease ;'others that II was
,,rodnced nv an insect others charged II 10
aa,mosnheric causes; while there were not
tow who contended that electricity was re-
snonsible. DIR. Trimble of Newark, n. D., 10
whose late comments on the Curcullo Q"es
lion we have already referred, shows-proVes'
We should say, incontestlbly, thai tHe N"ot %
p,oduced by nothing eIeSe man H'e cu'c""o' AAe
says .,,;o ,ol,;ro tho ores.
~ vol, unon the tree. / have watched
dow after day. and seen the growth OF the
Lnct ronnd that mark. | have seen the gum
avude from the orifice. l have seen the full
groyn larya from those knots, ana couia us
Se;,ou;sl M difference between them and the
Ia taken from plums | have placed them
in vessels filled with earth, and kept them
senorate from others, and watched them during
the progress of transformation. hey go 'ne
same distance under the ground, MAKE 'ne
same kind of a cell in the EARTH assume the
pupa condition in precisely tile same way anu
come ont the perfect in the same time. You
No., evan,iue the two also with or without a
glass and there is no apparent dlnerchce
Miy Them together, and you cannot separate
tLnm Thus, think it may be considered az
fuilv nroved. that the same insect that pune
tures our fruit causes the black knot on TN
plum tree also. 1t seems both strange al'
unnatural, but the insect world is full OF won
ders." ,. ,.o a
DR.. Trimble is undoubtedly correct mere. a
he has shown himself to be ON the other POM
in his articles, as to the habits Of the cnrcullS
He seems to have studied this insect dillgen'l
and thoroughy,-and we all owe him OF
thanks Tor the Intelligent, direct, and cohy'n n
ing manner in which he has communicated IL
result of his labors.
CAMpHoR AND MosoUIToEs.-~Cam
the most powerful agent to drive away mo
uuitoes A camphor bag hung up IN an op
easement will prove an etfectual barrier,
their entrance. Camphorated spirits appli
asa perfume to the face and hands will act
an effectual preventive; but when bitten
them, aromatic vinegar is the best antidote
TO CURE Poison FROM IvY.--It is stat
that rubbing the part poisoned, with sweet
as soon as possible after the poison shows
ir.,t speedy cure. Oil rubbed
us to going where the pois
protection.
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superf1uous and ungrammatical, We use such
words as re-,1rite and re.redd. Can the stiffest
and longest ear of the most patient endure
such horrible sounds
never have employed any word or spelling
without good authority and strict analogy
and rarely hath strict analogy been sufficient.
Carefully do esclew all the neolOgies which
are now creeping into the circulating library.
| never mix old and new, even of the sound
and racy. My bottles are well rinced before
l pour my wine into them.
1t is not every word used by Milton him.
self that I would venture to introduce unless
in an Imaginary Conversation" between per-
sons living in his age.
Now, to come down lower. We write and
pronounce messenger formerly it was
"messdger" much more properly. The vulgar
say, i'll like manner, "saucinger." OF old,
partridge" was "patrich." We, even yet.
never say "ostridge." That bird still keeps
on his legs amid the shifting sands of the
wilderness. We are negligent at analogy.
We write equally with single the verb and
noun ''rebek" Surely the verb "rebeH." Our
fathers wrote "compeH." On the contrary we
write with double ! both adjective and adj
verb still. Would nurse say "the child is
crying StiH?" If we write until, why not til
and Stl?.
we "Tlte puch, the material why HoV ptch,
as rich and 0hich?
Eleven or twelve authors beginning with
Chaucer and ending with Southey, might be
consulted advantageously by the industi l.
GUS, who could trace the variations of our
spelling and the corruptions of our language
began it, but il was hopeless to stem the cur
rent. In regard to my own writings, stand
under special jury and await the verdict to
be pronounced by Time.
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30 STFPUEN +. DUTTON, AND

i SAMUEL CLARK and + M NAV p Concern MS as
sgnees and TO all ohegs o INV intention freclcsc
for condition 5eTsS fn%rs he6 il the
al Ken ay ls 1860 and & recorded IN sse RICE
Northboro', book 2, page ~ d9sW myl5
Northhoro' MAY 10, 1851 u"o"
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Roston advertisements.

r1 THE ONLY POSITIVE,
F{=z.Ty75 fI-------,L Y FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
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ITO LET-A Tenement Of six rooms in
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Chandler street. diff app
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WHE ONLY DIS GOV Z K I
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING
THE BALD AND GRAY.

N,rY since the great discovery of Prot. Wood, havs
attempted not only to initiate MS nrouce
identlcal but they have come and gone Deing chIae
"n and have been forced leave the field to its resist
less sway. Read the following E NAME Anr a. 1859
PROF O. J. WooD Co.: Gents-The letter wrote
and Which YOU have published in this vicinity and else
where given rise to numerous fast
@ Sobitaton and name as stated in the communcs
ton second i true Of all therein @ Of natural
coInrp 10 all can and do answer nyariaoiy yes. ny
hair is even Ss5Tsr s ssn hr s better coOre
zane true Of my whskers and the only cause WY ~
by frequent abluon The face when II care were
in close connection with the whskers the ceinT Of
great number of from all parts OF New
asking me s my h pa HI s' and Sale
compounds well as this It has 10 ~ good eecf
bnt to absolute injury have not used any o. your Te
Ss Soo S as and hundreds have examined
with surprise 81 years old and NOT s d gray
e asnao on lock Of my hair taken of the past week
received of TIVE quart bottles last sansr ,o
thereby induced them IT, many were skeptcs a
til after trial and fR @ az ay oa that You send
test by which discover fraud In the RESTORATIVE,
nre article viii insure success and believe where coed
effects follow the failure is caused oy tne a
article which the inventor of the good Veen
it my duty heretofore to keep yon inIoreu o tn.
| sau,ain dear air yours a. c. RAYMOND.
's' AARoNs Run, KY, Nov. 80, 1906
PROF, O. j. wooD: Dear sr.l would oe5ts ~ ~
world the wonderful well the expected res MS
have experienced from using ONE bottle o. your falt
Restorative After using every KID OF eH
tsnt but without and fndi"g my heaa neafiy
destitute of hair. uay induced TO Try aootte "
yonr Hair Restorative Now, candor and lustlce com
nei me 10 to whoever may read TINS mat now
ppossass a new and handsome growth OF hair, which
pgoounce richer apd handsomer than the original WAS
viii therefore take occasion to recommend this invalu
able remedy to who may feel the necessity Of
Respectfully yours, rev ,. ALir.N DnoOn
uahIe medicine Won aware of is unsolicited; ou
II Won think 1t WORTHY place among the rest insert
Won wish; il not destroy and say nothing
Yours, &c, REV. = A. D.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three Sizes viz
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and retas for dollar per bottle; the medium mold
at least twenty per cent more in proportion than U
small retals for two dollars per bottle; the large D1t
holds quart forty per more in proportion, ana
tails for SO bottle o. J. WOOD q CO, ProprletoI
4l4 broadway, New York, and ia Market street,
Louis. Mo. and sold by all good Druggists ana fanS
Goods Dealers.
all druggists ueo"lN NE
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II in diFcuH to eNaggersts the Importance
Of ibis case, for on the decision of the iribn-
nals win depend the legality Of the first or Of
the second marriage.
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Deam Of me KInr Of Prussra.


The latest arrivals from Europe bring news
Of the death Of the King Of Prussia. TIE
poor old king, who hss FOR three years been Sc
cluded from public afairs, died on the % Of
this month. he was about sixty wears Of age,
and leaves no children bv bis wife, who was
Of that lucky family Of Bavaria, Of whom
there were at one tine three sisters-the Queen
OF Prussia, the Qaeen Of saxony, and the En-
press Of Austria. The tive queens were twin
siS,ers. The crazy KiEg Louis-who made
Lola Montez a eouhtssG-is her brother.
Queen Elizabeth, Of Prussia. survives her hus-
band, the late Friedrich William ". Ths
successor 10 the crown is the kings
brother, who has fcT several years governed
the country as prince regent. HIS name is
Frederick Wihiaz Louis, and as prince regent,
be has been called Prince Louis He takes
The title et Frederick william v. Il is bis
son, Frederick william Nicholas, WHO married
the princess royal Of England, and Is now
Prince Of Prussia and beir apparent.
The deceased kingwss lhe son OF that beau
tiful Queen Of Prussia whose charms and mis-
fortunes made 90 large part Of The romance
of Germany In sns wars Of Napoleon l. He
was but lad during hose eveutful times, bat
entered the army and displayed good qualities
10 the service,
It has been very much The habit Of the press
for a number Of years to speak very severely
OF Lle old hllEf aAo 70 lulN ulm Nd AH IN DIS
time a brutal dsspot, sad a nan Of very disso-
lutte habits. Il has indeed been said that the
disease which prostratsd bin 50 long, and
which fualiy consigued bin 70 oblivion in bis
palace as > helpless la1sagic was bToaght on by
bis vices. There is q great deal Of testimony
that in all ibis be was greatly maiigasd By DO
litiesl enriitF. he was neither sdFnnkard nor
4 debauchse, bgt personally a man Of very eoT-
rect habits and strong religious impresHions.
Bv education be was one Of the most aceom-
plished men in Europe. He vas The patron
and intimate friend Of Humboldt, and deeply
interested himself in TIE scientific theories Of
tat great philosopher. His great defect was
that Of temper, aud an obstinate adherence to
bis eWn notions, especially in government mat
ters. he has been in BIS latter days classed
with the cbief enemies of popular progress;
but IN his earlier days ihe was disposed to
adopt some measure Of constitutional reform
I within his kingdom, and conferred a sort Of
I charter Oh bis subjects IN fS47- Bpt II did pot
4 satipfy popular expectstion, sn5 The troubles
I ot 154s forced b m into a roahict with bis sub
1 iecis. which made him extremely unpopular
I with most Of them, and cfeatsd repugnance
toward him among liberals Of all slasses,
( which obscured their sense of bis good quail
ties, and led to the erroneous opinions vulgariy
entertained that be was most bloaLed tyranti
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THE TEMPEST. By Wm. Shakespeare Il
Illustrated by Foster, DoTs, skill, Sladsr
and Janet. Quarto.
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Trustees Sale.

DT virtue Of deed OF trust to executed BY Mar
u J. wright which is recorded in the REGISTER
Office Of shelby county, in Book No. ~, pages 3s5 52s
and SGT which is made to certain I0ts therein
described. vii. on the 18Th DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A. u. 1851 proceed 70 sell % tue highest bidder for
cash the real estate described In such trust deed viz
lot Of land situate lying and being in the county Of
Shelby and State Of Tennessee described follows
Beginning st the northwest Of Tennessee and
Webster Streets IN the Overton division adoning the
city Memphsj running thence north with Tennessee
street hundred and my feet 10 a stake; thence
west hundred aud twenty-five feet 70 4 stake ;
thence south one hundred and dty feet 70 a stake in
Webster street; thence east hundred and twentv-
ave feet 10 the beginnings being the conveyed 10
me sy said deed lhe risht Of redemption is waived
in such trust deed.
Sale 70 take plsce az south west corner OF Court square,
in the city Of Memphis, within the usual hours
jat5-td " E ROGERS Truttse
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POETS WIT AND HUNOR. Selected BY
". H. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
dred engravings; full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
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SOMETHING NEW.
CARPET AND CURTAIN STORE

TETHE undersigned having opened In The Carpet and
i Cartain business is now prepared 10 show 70 his
friends and the public entirely stock % carpets
and curtain goods Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, super
and corauaon Carpets Ruas Mats Mattings Coco Nat
tirrs etc six, Damask Lace and ccuulon Curtains
fssseis Loops Bands Picture Cords Comics efo Buf
snd white Holland Of different widths, Gniit Land
scapes and plain Shades F00r OIL Cloihs, from 10 -
leet side Finkle LJons Sewing Machines. the best
family sewing rasehiae made for from 455 70 sls0 zhe
best Of workmen hand tocut make and isg carpets
hang curtains, shades, etc.
Il. =. GROsVEEOR,
Nafu street 5arFsnn piora-
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FISHER, AMIS CO.,
IfaIsG1s and .9sssericG8t Marble
.Nonssnsessfs, TOnsbs, Head
stones, .uGSIfles, HeGrfhs.
.STches, Table and

Nd every variety Of MARBLE AND STONE WORK
"a dons TO order At the shortest nstice.
TO SoUrHERNERs
You in The course Of year, send many Thousands Of
DOLLARS throSgh agents who scattered all the
SOUTH Cincinnati 81. Louis and eastern cities
Marble when you can Be a. we'll served at home for
the same ouey- The most OF this goes 70 fatten and
pa1per zbolitoaisss aRd give them the means to run
Won will cs 81 our works Adams and Onion streets,
you have the advantage Of seeing what you bHy. We
keep constantly hand the best italian and American
ksTbs hHshod the latest and dnsst styles aorIhern
aEents' statements 70 the contrary notwthstandins).
Our workme1 cannot be surpassed By any. II work
does not give entire satisfaction, here At home,
where you can call snd have any alteration made you
wish. II you sann0t send your orders and they
shall be aed prUmptiy aud Eatlfactoriiy. Come and
see rs and the teen twenty per cent paid 70
agents Of northern and RorhEsstsrn manufact0Eis-.
aes-sn FIsHER, AXIS 4 0c.
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MARSKALL'S S0UTHERK METALLO-
PERCHA
Blu RIAL CASKETS.
ALSO, FOR
BaTst0v's nstanIs BurIal easKsts
New Dyeing Establishment.

ATE Of the school Of the great and oeisbrsied Chem
II ical nyers and ScourefE, Cook Matthews, o. 81
Louis, have been nduced % orfn establshuenf fo
earrl ing The above buainess In AL It's brsnches
EvcrT description Of settlements Coats vests ard Pant
d5ed cieausad and rasorcd the- original periec
tlo1 they certainly Dc remove eVerg spot Of grease
paint zsx an1 tar, tnEeher with al other bIs1iishe
md imruriiies 10 which such garments ilasle, an
warrant ne apots not 70 reap1e1T Gait snc ezauin,
their samples of Cast dfsdsng- II hey fail 10 pleas
you. charge Ein beimtde. Thetr once Is On edersg
street. between Nain nd Front zoW.
mrI7sly MATTHEWS INT.
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HO TEEE "a.

HAVING sold our stock o. Bs1ks Stationery ETC., 70
II Mr r. wade 4 Co., sitter thaukiEg frien3s and
the publc for the very liberal pasonaEe extended TO
us most cordially solicit fer the drm oontinu
ance Of their fav0rs. Respectfully,
go. PATTIsoN 4 90.
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Rev EIamnhis Iail

DROPGSALS viii be received By The undersigned
commissioners, appointed by The County Court nf
shelby county, at the sce Of the architect James
Cook, ESQ OF the city Of Memphis until n oclock on
UksDAI, the IN day OF February, 1851 for building
Jail n The city Of Memphis according 70 plans end
specifications on hle in his once
Contractors viii be reQuir 70 give bond for double
the amount Of the contracts with two approved sure
for the faithful performance Of the same
Tne commissioners reserve the right 10 reject any
tender not entirely satisfactory 70 them.
o. the certificate ard estimate OF the architect pay
meut " u be made monthly in the bonds Of Shelby
County Court bearing six per cent interest," retaining
one-third OF the monthly estimate until the dna COM
ple5ion o. the work
All further Information explanation viii be given
application in person, by letter to the architect a.
his ONCE Of Main and Madison streets emphis,
Tennessee. J. ". A. FETTTT,
A H. MONTGOMERY,
J. S. DICEBRSON,
". n. WALKER
J. n. GOODLEr,
- -------- ----u.u
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WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTAIGNE,
comprising bis Essays, Biographical and
Bibiegraphieal Notices, etc. By w..
Haziitt. In vols, hslf calf.
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when be was cniy a stubborn. well-iutsntion-
edruler, who was ruled by bad advisers.
Had be not been a king, he would have been
respected AZ an excellent citizen, Gnd de-
voted yotary Of science. Being q king, in
times 70 which be was not equsl, be will be
written down as a very poor monarch, and
may not escape the tsint upon his name OF be-
ing bad man, which be was not. Prussia
under bis reign, has, however, made great ad-
Eaness In population, wealth and influence.
The royal power has been for more than
tive years held by the brother who succeeds;
thus the death Of the old monarch will not
probably cause any change in the sdninistra-
tion. Tue new king is less than two yesrs
younger than the late sne. and d nearly sixty
three years Of age.-N 0. PicdEgne.
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COPARTNERSWTP
0 ny FRIENDS And PATRONS |
REMOVALS

I HAVE REMOVED KY BARBER AND HAIR
L DRESSING SALOON, froia Monroe street to corner
Of ADANs sad MAIN streets, disgonslly from The
Worshzm Hotel.
must return my grstefni Acknowledgements for the
liberal patronage I have hsrtufore received and re-
spectfuy solicit eontiuusncs Il The At ny rev
lalo1n. Very respectfully,
,sso 2w AETnoNY MOTLEY.
IArgus and AvalAnehe copy one week
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Cold and Warm Baths

TNFeKM the pubic In general that they are prepared
10 treat all diseases, bot etpec ally those which
pronounced incurahle, and called chronic.
Their treatment Of Cancers is without any rival, be-
cause they viii be expelled from the system vita 81
their roots and n5ers, snly By utioual treatmen
without Gaustfcs and without the knife.
They alec treat with success according 10 the most i'm
proved science Of medicine In Europe, Rheumatism,
urslgia Geut, Ophthaimia, Fistula la Ane ScrOfus
syphilis Dyspepsia, Chronic DysenterY Torpid Liver
Gravel, Fts Tspeworm Piles Dropsy Diseases Of the
Skin 8ronchtls Consumptian All diseases Of the Eye
and Ear, and give particular attention 10 all Female
Conpisints, especially those Of the womb.
NeErses who afflicted with any Of tho above
diseases wiz be cured and ud good board sRd
commoeations while under treatment the dsoors in
drmary.
The doctors call attention OF patancs at distance
that II they are not prepared 70 oosua the doctors per-
ssaabiy By writing TO them with exact OF ali
the symptoms OF the disease, medicine viii Be forwarded
By Adams express.
~ Consulting ROOM No as Main street. between
Union and Gayoso streets. Indrmary Union street.
tasi Of bayou, at Dr.. SpiegsPs private residence.
Dr. C. Spegel has IN his thirty years practice,
peciay chronic diseases cured them with the utmost
Re has in his possession i've thousand
plants herbs, barksl etc, which be can rely upon to
eure diseases which BY the most successful practi
tioners pronounced incurzbie
He also MAKES it his especial praciee to treat all pr
vate diseases with ihe utmost success in short time
30 MISTER q how long Standing nor Of what nature.
AL b. spiegel ssks from tie afflicted Is fair trial
then all the reference he viii give Wiz be speedy
10 them.
Thousands Of testimonials from the most reliable
source. riay be seen AZ The Doctors ofce dels-Sm
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THE MEMPHIS
THE MEMPHIS
Patent Machine Steamboat & Merchants
BAKERY And FLOUR STORE.

7 AN HANUFA CTURING No. 1 article Of Crackers
4 also, The celebrated Crackerel Bisca O, Pilot and
Nav NTead. I supply merchants bakers and con-
iectiouers, Il St. louis prices. VIII pay cash for
cracker barrels nd boxes. ]. BROCK,
ft2-lma No. s Howard rev. Hemphfs. Tenn.