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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
.o.or.el, Jua,, Of rrel.a,. 6, d. Conn.

To the hoaosble Judge Of Probate SOC the casa.
~ % Osiori.
"UMbLY represents. Ns,hsaiel ]. Cs~.
III miags, of k'dgwsy. ceaaty OF LA AL
State Of Penasyl,asis. ad.siai''rsie' OF the e.
tate II Foster Csamia... hte Of psaa-,ivsnis
the Coaa,, Of LA, J.se-ssd. d-l, sppo,aicd as
ssch b, aad sader N. Law. of f.aS., wanna
aad gslsoca &. C--ai"s. widow of ssid Poster
Cuu.mi.s.. ,ha aid fssl.t C.m@iass deed ~.
Ie.isIe 90 the t-ssi,-a'aih dan OF Asga.t. 4. ID.
1897, .s,.sd aai pss--e..sd 81 real estate, good.
.sd sAaue., right. ssd credits, wHh,athe coaa.
" Il OSioSd sol State oi M,iae. which OHghi 10
bs administered sc,ofdiRg Ia Law.
Wherefore yoaF p<t,iioae1s pfas ,hs, admins.
trsl,ea Of aid estate nay 10 grs.tsd JoAa D,w
Il Harrissa, Cssaty ef Cs.aheft lad aai State
u Maiae. NATHANIEL. I. CUMMINGS.
kEnECtA a. al INNINGS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
THE OXFORD MooRAT.

.OSroRp. .. Al Court Of Probate held at Ia.
RS, within and Tor the Coanty ofOSiotd ,on the
thirl Tuesday sf January AID. 1851.
HENRY T.. HAMMOND, administering ca
III ih- estate Of sibIcy Chase, late oi Paris
"a .aid Coanty deee ssed. having p,esea,ed L's
brat aud hasl aecouh IL administration OF the
estate II .sid deceased fer allowance.
Ori,r,i. That the said administrator give no.
,ice To all rr.on. Interested b, causing copy II
hi. order 10 hc publ,.hcd three weess Successive
" 10 the o<ford Democrat that the, may appear
a, Probate Court to bc held al Paris. IN laid
Cosnly, on The lhhd Tse'day 81 March neat, at
are OF the clsck 10 the forenoon, ssd she~ c'''-e
ID any thsy have ~h, the same shoald nj be all
lowed. EclsliA WINTER, ysdge'
A true copy-aitesti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
ELISHA WINTER, J-i,'.
4 tee sopy--siie.t, J. = lioSEs. H'r''fs'.

ONToEu, ".-N a t'uri 81 U'b'ir bell At r..
80, ~iihin ssl ior the cpuaiS ~ oNi'rd on the
thtri Ta.-lia, 81 JsHutC. \. u. lS6I.
N'Ii.ItAM CURTIS. sda'iais,fst"f ~ The
w estate ~ Noah tutus late ~ f'n' IN
.a,d ross,, dcc-asci, hs'isg rte.cuird he. hr't
ani 6na accuunt of ,i,s.aistr,tipa ui the estate
u .aid jscea.s 60 slasanor.
Ori"sf, That the ss,i admi-'stfi,'r si'- no.
i,o- 10 ~ I~t,oas ,ai~fr.iri hS c'as,os c"py
~ th,. ofAst o. l., pshli.hei three weeks sa'er..
,i,,l, ~ ths OsilFi Dv-pctst pfiutel q, Pans.
that The, ma, spp-af ~ Probate t''at,to be
bed az Pans. 81 s,il 'puui, cath th!rd Ias-dsy
II March nat. az nns 9th. sL'sI ~ ihr f,tr-
r--,n. ,at ,hr~ rau.r, II 80, tar, lave. ~h' the
Sans sAoslI ut H. alI,ssi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

u,sonp. s.--Ats Cosri uf Proh,tt held at Wa
ts,istd ~iihis sal f,s the Coss,y 1T OSfoui oa
the .ix,eea,h d,y af Jans,r. 4. n. 1861.
an pe,i,ios II HANNAH FRENCH. wid.
~. on.,iah French late II th,ny " sa'd
C,-a,y Deceased. pssyisg that her a~w.r may
H. s..,g.ei asi ..t cot 10 hsr. 10 her late hu.-
h.sas estate, and that commissioners 10. appoint.
81 zoe that purpo-e-
o-d.-.d, That The .s,d petitioner give notice
,a al pe'sass ia,rr-.isi, ~ causing y copy of
hi. ouier - h. rabl,.hei three -rck. .-cc-.-vr-
4, IN the O>loTd Draocrit p'iaisd az Puis, that
the, r-,Y .rpe,s IT Probate COAT o. bc hpldrn
., Pan. ~ said c,,aaiy, os the third Tue DAY oi
Ms,,h next. q, nine u'cl.,k ~ the forenoon. AID
.hsw ,iu.c. ifan, the, haw.~hy the sane 'houh
not L. gtanIed. -
4 trpe eopy-atte-t;
J. =. Iie,a,, R.rdr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Th' H's. lodge y PrS.~ss 70 tAs Cossi, "
OFfofd.
TUT Tetitioa and f,pFescnat,oa OF 'Rirhad
i BatNsf, guafi,as 81 Jsha 4. barker. Mad.
"a RsfAss .sd Al, J. Bafkst 81 fpst-afg ~ th-
Couniy 1T oNofi, 's,H'Ss, fcsg~ctiull, sho~s.
that ss,i u,is1Ss sie -sIsi soi pa..s...J II cst.
tan teal estate, situate Va said fDslufg anI do
scril-d a. ials,~s. is,Hg thr,s-aiihs "a ruausa
.nd undivided Of the humsst~ai farm ct rhdhp
.. B-sAst, Late 1T fysL,i'E, Deceased, .ul,j ,ci to
IN. hts l~ass II Joha Bake sol s,ic "a the
sla,n 1T ChNl,. .. barker iyT L.,isfab~n,.. aai
ihs - dos, dasT.
That sa,d ssi-ts - unproducii,c II az, bslskt
~ .aid sisSr.. al that Il ~,l be &c the iatrr-.l
Il said miaof. that the SAM .hould h. sald ani
the VUs"s,is put oct snd ssCuT'd ga isisf,st. lie
h-r,lsrr prs,s NouT huun, that be- mas d. author .
,s~a aaj ,mpo~stcd sgtc,ab, g. 40 g. I'LL q,
publ'c al. the above described real estate, 90
Ssh Iar ~ q IN yuur sp.nios ass ~ sSf--
dicni. Al ~hich 10 rc.pectiuH, sabrnrttsd.
RICHARD HAMMER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
I'M InTIIEHIaT 'UlT-Ts
I'll II BEAN. Administrator.

o,rosr. s.-At a Cont % Probate held n,
faus s,th,n aad ior the coaaN otOsStd, on
the th,rd Tuesday II Janysty 4. u. is6l,
Ou the ioTegeieg T-titioa,
Ordsr'd. That the .s'd petitioner gi'e notice
% al per.ous Interested b, cius,ag copy of his
ustitioa aad this efisf thefeoa O. L. pabh.hed
tAfs. ~e,k. sscye.srss .. The JSiord t,cpocrst
q ps~sJlpef ptalc,l al rsfi. 10 saii ,ounl, that
the, assy .pT-,s' s Probate Coaft 60 d, held
st r-f'-, 90 the THIRD Tu~sdsy Of March neat. u
OF IA. clock iu The 6fracoa, .aJ shes cause.
u an, the, haze. ~hy tie .smc shoah not l..
Eraai~J. ELISHA WINTER, ysig,.
4 uoe cop, r(pst,t'oa add oti,r II couu thereon
Aue,t. J. :. IIoRHs. R,giifsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
Al the LOWEST CASH PRICEi
Importing Houses,

In Boston. he ,h;pl. he cas G,ai'b good. cheaper
,h.n can h. E,and ihi. SIDE 81 Bo.toa.
IL hs. WATCHES ~ American, s~is', Fog.
li.h .nd f'.neh, ii"n,ing aBd opea Faced. Gold,
Silver AMI Gill eases.
sPECTACLEs. Of I'll kind,. anil say quality
II gls,. To %, In old Spectacle Boss. 20 suit ALI
nj
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
A true cspy-sue.t

a. athin nd l,f the C"saiy IT ONiofd. Ca the
third Tus.ia, II Jsnasy. Al. iS6i.
TDuN wALkER, gusfdan IL FLORA \ =,
% HERSEN. misst chill sod her ct ilaaa,h
n. Here, lu- of Paf,. ,n sad cooui'. hi'ing
pf...nt-,i b.. bret snd 6aai acco cot II guardian
.A,p Il sard ~lrd E,r si.assaoe;
Ofgs,,i. That the sa,d Guardian gi'e uo'ice To
81 psr.an. ,nist,.isd by c-aslug copy Of this
ns,l,t 60 IT, plhhshsi three weeks ssccsssi''lN 10
an. Oxford Democrat pfiaied ~ Pan. that the,
ma, apf-..f al Probate Cosrt g. - held ~ "a.
"a. an .a,d Count, ou the third Tuesda, Of March
MT, At riae 1T the clock ia the ioispoou, aud
.hs~ cause. Il any thsy have, ~hy the zane
.hssld not BE- allowed.
A tFas cooK-atIFst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15
Hradachci Headache,

Thss.asi. Of Psr-oa. .udst from headache.
che .c''s.s detr'meat u tAs,T soaisst. ts.'ss-.
ssd he.th. ~As .'gb, ss..l, - ssrst ~ '',sp
p.,sg H.apsrsy', Hgs~paihs Sysc,he'' IN
Headache Pal. Tskea ~ the Ssofa'ag, aud IN
B,,oa. p,llussa at aisht. rsssl, Lil IL cure Oh
ri sever. aat sa.t,sats case. Thsssaad. hav
,ng tied then have heca saiir.h freed Of ih'
h,ss ol thsif live. a. asi Do likewise. fr'os
2J ccats pee aox. S,N bsSes Zoe 81.
seat by sn,il 30 express Tree 81 charge, On re
csipt Of the price. Adis,.s,
pa. D. HUMPHREYS 4 CO,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

ONToHr AtaC "aft of Probate held Pa
ris, siihis sd Zoe the CouniN OF oNfatd, ou the
thiri rsesiaN 81 Januats. \. ~. lsoi.
MARY LONGLrN MERRILL, nam'i ~.
wi ecuitiN IN crftaiH Instrument pufP1ritng
O. h. the last w,ll and tsslsmsat - John u. Nsf-
r,ll. late a Psr. IN ss,d c-sais, d.c.s-si, hsN-
iag prrseated the sane lof probate
OFi1'd that tas sa'd sNrcsit'N give npto- Ia
al - saas in,ste,lsd. d, c.ss,R; cop, oi the
ofisf g. 10 pabl.hsd thee ~~'As .usoss.i'sh IN
the Osiofd D,mscrst, puaiei a fsn., that ihrN
Ia, agar At Probate Cosu o. H. held - Va.
re, "a s.d Coaa,, oa the th,rd Tus'dsy 1T
Mach nat. at ais~ o'ciosk ~ the iuSvaooa, and
shas cause, u az, Is-y have, My ih" ssit is'iTu.
meat .hoaLi -, D. proved. alFfo'si sai aliaSsd
A. L. lat " M at-l trstautgnt "a sssl deceased.
ELISHA WINTER. J-ags.
A true cspy-stie.t;
Is UoHHs Rsu,stsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

To "a. les. Ehsia W,,i,r. Jsas, y P,s6a!' Jto'
tk Csssiy u OI'rrd.
T>Li u. BEAN, sda.iai.taior q the estate II
Ia R'chaId Roana. late ot iiarit,nd "a the
,0aaJ, 81 Somr'sJ, dscssscd, respectfully roprr.
..n,.: that the personal estate - ~ .shcicnt h
-, the poe, dsbs. whch he osed 40 the iime oi
his d~.ih h, the sna OF one hun.ir,d dollaf..
lOur ps,itioosr ,hsFsis,s p's,s ,osr honor 60
.,ant him icrn.c Q, -sA. atpshlic oF private saL
ADD c,a,sy - much Il the real estate Of .aii de.
c.s-cd .. NAV h. necessary be the pay meat u
.a,i dsb,s md ,pcidentsl charge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Ottohb, N.-Ais CO1ft at rtolsi. he ~ a, Va.
''rioid wilh'a AMI iuf the oosaiy Of oNinSd, %
the .'SieesIh dsy of J.nasy. A.D. is6i.
Oa the btegoiag Representations AMI pstitioa.
OFis'sd, that the sa,a psliiieser. give n1tee 10
all perssas Interested BY caosing copy II their
pe'itloa With 'h'. order Ihswon. 10 D. putl,shsd
three weeks sscees.i,sh IN the oNiord DesRoCrsi,
newspsPsT pT,aled At fsris IN sa'd Coaniy
that tbsy NAV sppssr al Probate Coutt 4, -
hsb al Par. Oh tle third Is--das II Mach
neal. at ains o'cip,N 10 the iptspaoa, sad sses
oau.. dan, IAsy have. shy the saIsr ,hOud not
ELISHA WINTER, Jsis,.
A true cor, ofpc,,tioa aal @Jer Of Court here
os-ait.sts J. =. lloHRs. R,g,ssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

\ true eopy-arls'r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

Atr- oop,-aus.r: ;. lIoH1', R,sH,,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-02-15

4 true eopy-aIte-,;
Is. IIe,as, R.ndr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13
Can vate, be Used RFuell

It is quite a commsB bsict that water
thrown on a freely raging fire acts ss fresh
fuel to the flames, and makes the fire hotter.
A little consideration Of the nature OF water,
and tie laws Of combustion, will show that
this belief Is an error. Water, for neutral
Using heat, is far more efficient tnan any o'her
substance. Thirteen pounds Of water, at 2l2
degrees Fahrenheit, in changing into steam,
will practically extinguish all the heat from
the burning Of a Lound Of coal; a thermome-
ter placed in the steam win DOT be raised a
single degree, although, in fact, heat enough is
generated from the burning coal to melt nearly
ten pounds Of cast iron. Nothing will put out
a Ere 90 quick as water. But Il is said that
water may be decomposed, but not in such
a way that the oxygen Of the water can assist
in the burning Of its hydrogen. The separa-
ton Of the elements Of water requires and
consumes a great beat the oxygen Of the wa
ter combines wi b its equivalent Of carbon, and
SO much carbon is, in effect, taken from the
FIRE, and produces no heat. When the water ID
thus dec0mposed, an equivalent Of hydrogen
simply takes the place Of its equivalent Of
carbon, and gives out in burning precisely the
same amount Of heat as is attainable from the
carbon. or cogrse, as hydrogen is gas, anc
carbon is a solid, the decomposition Of water
in a charcoal FIRE would give a fame wheT,
otherwise there would Re none. Now, il these
facts be put together. we arrive at the PTac-
teal conclusion that il water be thrown on
FIRE, in the first place a great deal Of heat vii
be consumed in converting the water into
steam and, in tbe second place, that II any
Of the steam is dec0mposed by the hydrogen
set free, it will be at the expense Of its equiv.
alent Of carbon, and can, in burning, produce
20 more heat than The carbon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13
DRS, SPIEGEL & REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS,
AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WORLDi
Eight Years in Memphis.
Eight Years in Memphis.

TEFeRH the public in general that they are prepared
10 treat all diseases but espec ally those which are
pronounced iucurable, and called chronic
Their treatments Of Cancers is without any rival be-
cause they will Be expelled from the system, with all
their roots and nbera emily by utioua treatment
vi thout oaustios and without the knife.
they also treat with success according 10 the most in
proved science Of medicine in Europe, Rheumatism,
EfuralEa Cont Ophhalmla Flsiuls in Ane, sorofula,
syphilis Dyupepsla Chronic Dysentery. Torpid Liver,
srave Pits, TapeWorms Piles BTopsy, Diseases Of the
sfn Bronchitis Consumption, ell diseases Of the Bye
and Ear and give particular attention 10 all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are an3icted with any Of The above
diseases will be cured and nd good board and
commotations while under treanent al The dsors' in
lrnary.
thai il tey prepared to consult the doctors per-
sanahiy By writing them with exact acoouat Of al
he symptoms Of the disease, medicine viii BE- forwarded
By Adsms express.
~ Consulting Rooms, No. s2s Main street, between
Union and eayOsn streets. Indrmary on union stree
sasi Of bayou, At Dr. Spisgai's private residence
Br @. spiegel has, In his thirty years EraciseI es-
pnay chronic diseases cured them with tAe utroa
Success. He las his possession dVe tsousant
plants herbs, barks, ETC., which be rely upOn Z
diseases Vhieh b. the most successful prae
/ tioneTs pronounced lncurable.
Re also makes Il his especial practice to treat al p
vate diseases with the utmost success, in short tine
matter Of how long standing, o. What nature.
All Dr. spiegel asks from the a3icted Is fair trial
then all the reference he VIII give VIII be speedy cur
| O. them.
rhoasauds Of testimonials, from the most rsllsbi
Source may b seen q the deeior's once. asis-Su
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13

The Rev. Mr.. Pycroft, su thor Of HWays
and Words Of Men of Lett ers," referring to
errors Of the press, relates the following con-
versation be once had with printer:
" Really" said the printer, "gentlemen
should not place such unlimited confidence in
the eyesight Of cur hard-WoTked and half
blinded reader Of proofs; for ! an ashamed to
say that we utterly ruined one poet through a
ludierous misprint." "Indeed and what was
the unhappy line ?'' why, sir, the poet in
tended to say,
See the pale martyr in sheet Of fre;'
ms. cad Of which be made him say:
see the pale mar.yr Tiih his shirt On fire.
OF course. the reviewers made the most Of a
blunder 90 entertaining to their readers, and
the Door gentleman was never heard OF more
Ia the field Of literature"
Mr.. Pvcroft notices as one OF the most sin
gular errors, whether it be rlericai or typo
graphical, the passage quoted BY DR.. johnson
/ in bis dictionary as n authority under the
verb @to sit,'-" Asses are Ye that sit in
/ judgment (Judges v. l0)." The verse n
- Speak, We that ride On white asses, ye that
: sit in Judgment, and walk BY the way"
! Although a misprint, ihe "shsrf on IRE" Is
+ not in bad connection, after all. Any gentle
man might be pardoned for turning pale under
the circumstances, and would also be entitled
I beyond a doubt, TO the term martyr" espe-
eially il no friend was at hand OF water con-
I venient.
As to the Hasses that sit In judgment, p
! there's truth II not poetry in the words. Many
/ an occupant Of the judicial bench has giFer
proof OF the fact.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13

TIE GREAT EAsTERE.-Since the great ship
was put upon the gridiron In Milford Haven,
she seems 10 have passed away from the pub
lie mind, but the announcement OF the inten-
ten Of the shareholders to bold their annual
meeting on the PSI instant, has again worked
general feeling Of curiosity In respect to her
and the prospects Of the company, which may
make the following facts interesting. Shehad
been, within the last few days, considerably
altered and modified, under the immediate
superintendence Of the board Of directors who
are at present putting IN an entirely neF decS
I Ia compliance with the requirement Of the
/ board OF trade, bushing The screw with brass
/ or rather gum-metal bearings.
No additional capital will be required to de-
/ frav the expense Of these alterations, which
will be completed By the end Of the month, 50
that the vessel may sgain 60 to sea IN March
2 Il is probable her next voyage will be TO New
/ York. The three actions which Mr.. Scot
Russell bas brought against the company have
/ bv order Of the Court Of Common Pleas beei
consolidated into one. Mr.. RusselPs claim, i
in an, ESQ., 900, The company have, agalns
that gentleman, a cross action for 8lSOIOJU
Both causes viii come on FOR trial next term
when Il is probable that they may Be refsrre,
10 arbitration. Mr.. Hope has resigned 81
seat at ihs board, and as yet no one has bee
nominated to succeed him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13

LEAKEED ELEPHANT.-"That's VERY
knowing hanimal of yours" said eocknel
gentleman to the keeper Of an elephant.
"VerY," was the cool rejoinder.
"he performs strange tricks and hantieks
does, he 2" inquired the eockney, cycling tn,
animal through the glass.
"Surprisin?'' retorted the keeper, we'v,
learnt BIN to put money in that box you ss'
away up there. Try him with a dollar.
The coekney handed the elephant a dollar,
and sure enough be put it in his trunk, anC
placed it in a box high up out Of reach.
"Weli, that is very heEtrsordinary-has
tonishin' trulyl Now let's see him take it cut
and hand it back.0
ave never learn him that" retOrted the
keeper with a rogueish leer, sns then turned
away to stir up the monkeys and punch the
hyenas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13
W.. I,8 PoaeEEa MIEEs, Chairman.

ToBAooo NECESSARY OF L.fE.-Gos selnei ~,
Seward has doubtless provoked the IRE oL ~
tobaceonists By remaTEing, when SenaI9I
lsmer proposed 10 raise the duties on ete,.- ~.
cigars as Injuries, " desire 10 kno" o.
Senator from Vermont il / correctly e.,- unle,-
Stand him that be regards cigars q iuHus.'s' Z
f5sesuss have CONE to regard them ss
necossary Of life -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13

NOVEL SUrr.-The American Railway Re
UisW gives a singular instance Of litigation.
It says that Mr.. David Phillips has Just re-
covered a verdict of six cents from Mr.. Mi
ebael Martin, conductor on the Hudson river
railroad, for eiecting him from the cars in con-
sequence Of a refusal to pay bis fare. The
original sun in controversy was but twenty
cents, and already the costs Of the suit have
feached 81 900. The case is to be appealed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13

POETS WIT AND HgMOR. Selected by
W. H. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
dred engraviDgs; full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13
"sAM'S H0UsEP
EATING And DRINKING SALOON.

voEld respectfully ask Of my friends and the publis
. call, as nothing bat the best will Be served
The saloon will be known as " Sans House."
jaiS-7m SAN HARMON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13
PFICE OF eUBsCRTPTION.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13

AHEKcAE TELEGRAPH.-Mons. F. Aibland,
division director OF telegraph lines in France,
has come to the United States, by order Of
Napoleon III, for the purpose Of studying the
various sytems Of telegraphing in this country,
modes Of insulating, the construction and
working Of the lines, as well as the method Of
keeping the accounts connected herewith
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13

THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
illustrated by Harrison Weir Fine Tur-
key morocco.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13
no GAS CONS UME RS.
ECONOMY In GAS.
REDUCTION Nv G.aS BILLS,

DT ng NcHenry's Patent Gas Burner These
ID burners hHve been adopted BY the city suiorties Of
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THE TEMPEST. By VIM. Shakespeare. H.
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A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
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Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
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Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
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Fife Years Before the Mast
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Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmer.
Queens and Prlneesses Of France.
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