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Br0adCaSt Seed SOWer!

.TIHR SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED THE
right for NAMES SEED SOWRR, which sowA
All kinds u Grais and 6FtSs Seed In the most per-
feet manner. II simple In its construction and
HgRB with great asuFAsy aud rpidity, Distributing
ths hssd evenly upon the surface without the
And Labor peculiar to hand sowing. Orders for
hoEors VIII receive prompt attention. -a &
mh2O SMITH GORRELL.
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New York Paper Warehouse

CoUTH BRANCH; HERRI6~s.-7s
- baEnSlsHe. I, la1IS aa4 aHS, tu5t IeStipUa snl
81 49, ~ tf17 ffSlsi jyRKMIY
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

A nE YOU SICK. FEEBLE AND COMPLAINING
~ Are Won out Of order, with your system ueEahB-
ei and yOur feelings uncomfortable! These syulp-
toms are often the prelude to serious illness Soult
fit of sickness IS creeping upon you and should De
averted by timely use of the right remedy lhAS
Ayers pills and cleanse ont the disordered humoTs-
purify tho blood. aud let the fluids move on unoD-
Strueted in health Rsiin. They stimulate the tunc-
lions of the body into vigorous activity purify Tho
Systen frnm the DISTINCTIONS which make disease.
cold settles somewhere in the b'dy, and oistruets
liz natural functions. These. II not relieved react
unun themselves aud the surrounding organs pro-
ducing general EggraTatCn. suffering ana disease
While In this condition, oppressed 10y the dernnge-
ments take Ayers Pills, and see how directly they
restore the nntun action nf the system and with it
tile buoyant feeling Of health again. What strue
and 50 apparent In this trivial aud common COM
plant ia also true in many ofthe deep-seated and
dangerous distempers. The same purRattve effect
eXpcls them. Caused by similar distractions ana
arrangements of the natural functions OF the body,
they are rapidly, and many Of them surely. cured by
the same means None who know the virtues OF
these pills, will neglect to employ them when suffer-
ing from the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians In some oil tho
principal cites and FROM other we'll known public
pers:nS. s
From For,rqrdinq Merchant Of 81. louis,
FEB. 4, 1856.
D. ARR: Your Pills are the paragon Of al that Is
great In medicine. They have cured my little daugh-
Ter of ulCrrouR upon her hands and feet that
had provtuI IncurnblN for years. Her mother hiss
hevn long yIievously Inflicted with blotches and im:
pies on her skin and In her hair. After our child
WAS cured, she also tried your f1s and thgS have
cured her. ASA MONGELtFdh'
AS Family Physic.
F@na-D,. z ": C,lrfiUrigf, Ne,U Orleans
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MAhsAW. Wyoming Co., n. u Oct. q, 1855.
DEAR q; am using your cathartic Pills in my
practice and find them an excellent rurgative 10
cleanse he system and purify o.. forataiHS Of he
blood. JOHN @. MEACllAAI, II. D.
CorL 4pntIon, CoStIveness, Suppress
sion, Rheumatism, GOuti Neuralgia,
Dropsy, Paralysis, Fits. etc.
From Dr.. J. p. Ta9ghn, Montreal, Canada.
Too much DO said of your pills for the cure
ofcoiucHsSs. If others Of our fraternity have found
them as ettclcious as have, they Should join In
nToclamtnE 1t for the benefit OF tho naititudes WHO
Snffer from that complaint, which. although bad
enough In itself IL the prnrnltor of others that
worse LSiieys cosirtHeRs to originate In the liver,
nut your Pills affect that organ Snl cure the disease.
From Mrs. < Sitart, Physician aud Nid,sIe 5ostoa.
find one or two large doselof your Pills, taken at
the proper time. are excellent prnmUveS of the nat
,rgt ;tcetion when wholly or partially suppressed,
pSl i0oTHfI. They are so much tho best physic
have that recommend no other 10 my patients.
From the ReU. Or. HapkeS, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Pulaski lIorsG, Savannah. Ga. Jan. 6, 1885.
HoN0RED SIR: should be ungrnteftil tor the relIeI
Your skin has brought me did not report my case
10 you. A cold setted in my limbs and brought on
eNcructnttnS 1Etralgic fdiHs which endc in chronic
rheuHdttEm. Notwithstanding had the best Of
physicians the disease grew aud worse, until
Icy The advice Of y9nF e.eellsnt agent in Baltimore
SLOW but sure. BN perScvering IN this use OF them
amnow entirely well.
+ SENATE cRANBER, Baton Rouge, La. Dec. s, 1855.
DE-. AIIR:I have becn7entrely cured. by your
Pills, OF Rheumatic Golt-apainful disease that had
afflicted me for years. VINCENT SLIDELL.
Z II Most of the Pills In market contain Mercury
which, although valuable remedy in skiilui hands
Is dangerous in public pin from the dreadful ronse-
luenees that frequently follow It's inc1utious use
These contain no mercury or mineral substance
whatever.
Price 40 cts. per b OK, or 8 Boxesfor 81
sai1t5 @ Lowell, Mass.
FOR sale by A. GOOD CO., and By all Drug
gifts. anglI-iy-3m
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UIoLINSf yIOLIHst--sornr very fnc
OF straairarius, 9uerDaTiuE md Aniatti models.
a. JESSE B. MRLLOR,
tAnl5 lsp Main Street
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RENTED by mail to the office direct. 1.-=-
Any person sending rs = Club OF Twenty or more,
will be entitled to an extra copy.
Copies will DO cent to elergymen at the lowest
e'uO FA's FRANCIS HALL & co.
PROPRIETORS,
mh26 A6 PINE STaLET, New York.
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The Capacity Of this Road is now equal to any In tho
Country.
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CorL 4pafIon, CoStIveness, Suppress
sion. rheumatism, Cont, Neuralgia,
DrOpsy, Paralysis, Fits. etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

p~~rr,-r OF rHE CoETEnHlh,lAf :
~ a rorrsspspdentof the Macon NSa-)
- .s-'-l.i-,-E v,rites from Cbsrlesioni
1ecsy's & ~. sbisct ol rsv-nue for no C9nisSs
oe s.-.ss - a. eiisiy informed nat eoIise-
sle 5o.o1 il saysBnsh, Is wiiing 70 eI.sl ~ -.
tor bos y turn out three million dollars TO las
% Jon tbs first year chsrissson :,,,s ,s: w.
-s.i eou6dsnce, counted fer h.e .,...s
~ orleans for seven and Nos,ls s,. ~ 49,
.rs.sr. vou have abundance Of Hons "a, sbi,.
Charleston hsThor is vel s'oess iIss
ss;5g from the northern masss
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Eel tea and all other cures for drunkenness
that human science has devised have been
tried in vain on Mr. Simeon Tate, IN old gen
tlemsn residing in the northwestern precincts
OF our city. His wife had used some desper-
ate remedies, such a. stepping large quantities
Of ialsp, sloes, ippscscuans, etc, in Simeon's
gTog, but he continued 10 drink with undlmin-
ished relish, and the consequences Of this dos
ing system were more troublesome to Mrs
Tate herself than to Simeon, her husband.
Being dead drunk every sftsrnoon, within half
an hou after be began his days jo'lifeatiop
(so rapidly did BE- pour down the liqgoT), be
never felt the slightest Inconvenience or IN
pleasant sensation on sccount OF the medi-
cines be had swallowed. AZ last Mrs Tate
bethought herssli of another plan Of making
a reformed drunksr1 Of her lord. With the
assistance Of her two brothers, she caused Der
husband, while IN state Of inssnsibility, to
be conveyed to ~ apartment provided for the
purpose, in another house, and man with
whom Mr.. Tate was unacqusinted was en-
pioFed to STAY with him until be recovered the
use of his senses. ibis attendant had received
his Instructions, and was prepared to act
psrt which wss designed to frighten Mr.. Tate
o Of bis bad habits.
1t was nearly nidnight when Simeon awoks
and found himself lying on pine table in
din and strange apartment. Raising himself
rested on a man seated by stove and smoking
Q cigar.
" Halle wbtrs sn ] p said Simeon.
an TIE Medical college," answered the
cigar smoker.
"Whst a. doing thsrs?"
"Going 10 be cut up.0
"How comes that"
"Why, you died yesterday while You were
drunk, and We bought your body 70 make
'nst0mV."
ats lie; Fn not dead"
"No mstier. We bought your earezss from
your wife, who bad right 70 sell it--for h3s
al the coed she could ever make et TOu X
you're not dead, that's not the fault Of t5e
doctors, and they'll cut you up, dead or alive. "
''You vii DO it, eh?D asked toe old sot.
"Ays, 10 be sure we Will-now directly
was the resolute answer.
"Well. c1af goa lei - hare liifle soHlfhing
70 drink before y0E begiu2"
Mrs. Tate and her brothers were hard BY
but ont Of sight, listening 70 the dialogue,
Simeou's last speech convinced them that tbe
case was hopeless. and It is not likely that any
other attempt viii be made TO reform him
Cinciaadfi Gazette.
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Free Forwarding.
PRIVATE BONDED WAREHOUSE
AND
Custom Hcuse Brokerage.

THE undersigned hss, vih NesIrs. Bingham, Bald
i win & Co. Messfs. Wilder & Gahe, and Messrs
hunter Gammeli Termed association for The pur-
pose OF entsriRE al the house aid storing in
bond in accordance with the revenue laws goods
arriving al this PoE which may be in1rusted TO his
tody.
He being II managing and acivs partner has bonded,
with the approval Of the Secretary Of the Treasury com
nodious srshouseI. where al Merchandize coming To
this port Be stored every attention paid 70 its pre-
servstion and for is prsmp. delivery when eAty has
made at the custom house, At the lowett possible
tariff charges.
Merehardiss destined to ths inferisr will be entered
for payment OF duties, in bSrd may be required
By She osnsgnses All Goods eonIiEned 10 him TO be
forwarded will receive the tispach at the low
est rate Of ehErEe, and 10 Euch may be di
rectsd II the duties to be paid in this port funds
must Be provided for that purpsse but II to be for
WArded in bond the requisite boz tds will be given.
Goods intrused = Of undersEnsd, Consigned 70
psiats the intsrisr viii BE forwarded by railroads
other osaVeyEnee, as directed free OF cemaissioE.
An experience Of nearly twenty years In ihe details
Of custom house businsss and thsrnuFh aoqunintsce
with the warehouse laws Ia svsry detail, will enable
this oopartnershp e givs the greatest dispatch consist
ont Wiih the safety of the revenue.
CHAs. Q. WALDEN,
Once in Jlaghsrt CunninFhsm's Buildings,
mrl3-lm Head Of praytnn street, SAVannsh.
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DT virtso o. three deeds Of trust dated July Sep
ID tenlber and November let executed 10 By A. T.
Montgomery TO certain debts therein specified
wi proceed 10 sell fer cash to tho highest bidder IN
OF The ONCE " norue. Esg in the city Of Heu-
phis. on the 22ND DAY OF APRIL, Issf the following
property viz: In the county % Shelly and State
nossce beginning stake point the fast side Of
College street OF avenue hundred and thirty.
street lsid down the map Of me city OF Memphis
BY E v Rncker; thence eastwsrdly parallel with
walker street, and along the south line Of lot Of
acres, sod by the said Montgomery the Rev. NJ.
Drane <s5 feet sake the southeast OF the
aid lot thence al right angles with the east
SIDE thr ssid lot u said Wa ker is2
feet thence eastwary with the south OF the sAid
walker the northeast Of the land sald
70 said Montgomery By s. Rczs by his deed Of Febru-
ary 1652 thence southwardy with the east line Of
said tract the being % tract to the north
east o1rner Of Jet sold By said Montgomery 10
Alexander, being AZ acres thence westWardy with
the boundary Of the said ~ acres and the north
boundary Of sold By said Montgomery 10 c. J. c.
Deviu 70 College streets thence wits TIE side Of
COLLEGE street the beginning; containing about four
acres stark's Female College and psgt Of the
said twenty acres sold % said sonsomery By s. RoEeli
as Aforesaid The right Il redemption is expressly
waived. The title Il good, but will sell only as
/ trHstee
hoald the property not sell for enough 10 satisfy said
dss.s viii At the said time and place, sell for cash
Twenty-Five shares OF the stock oi the Memphis Build
ng As1ciGfion conveyed to me BY said Mont
Tr9i-im ]. O. GRIPPING.
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION
stationerY---stationerY.

yHB hnest assortment af Letter and Note Pspsr
4 offered in this city.
We invite particular alteration % beautiful assort-
merit OF Letter and Note PEPPER, consisting Of The fol-
lowing styles BamasE wave, Dzmasz keticuated.
Wiuis0f Court Windsor Amber Laid, windsor Reticu-
lated De Ia ReysI Note De Ia Rue Rose DgInssks
French Paper. assorted coorsi Aagnus Vellum Bath
Marines Arabasqus, Vietorls, Quadria- Also, Mourn
ing Paper and Envelopes OF every description
Can and make yOur selections.
YOUNG & BRO,
MIA TIMER odi-feflous' Haii.
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FREEMAN &. co.

4 AEAEUFACTURsRs OF Picture and Looking Glass
NJ Frames. Gslt HSaldinss, Cornices, Venetian
biinds Shades Pier and Looking Glasses, ETC., and
dsaers g ArliSisi NG.erials snd Engrsvngs PROFINE
pTn0W Meusnhfs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

PURSUANT to the power lad authority conferred on
L me by the terms OF trust decd, made 10 By
d. Montgomery, the zst dsy o. December 1850 and
recorded a tte ReEster's soe, in Book No. &C. pages
5i2, 2ls and "a the Sd day of January 1851, 70
which deed rcferrncs Is hereby made for Partcuafs
will. SATURDAY the 9th day April, 1881 at n
@. Csyce Sons Euctsn house. tnswa the Arcaae,
the south side Of Ono1 street. between the hours Of
10 and p O'Clock NJ have and expose 10 sale the
iooWiHs described tract parcel Of and kzoWn and
designated follows to-Wit: Being and lying in the
county OF Shelby aud State OF Tennessee and beginning
at point cypress tree With the line Of Jsbn Cub
bins marked No g. and running east and vitE Oubbins
line forty-hve p>les and hfteen i5 linka stake
south Of maple tree marked J. thence north sixty
four (Sl) poes and tEsniy-one an links to STAKE;
thence East twenty (0) poles to and Of
thirteen entry BY AcLAm0rl Carr; themes south
forty s0 poles 70 stAkei thense east ffiytWo (52l
poles TO stake thence north forty 4o poles and hfeen
I5) links north of black walnut marked n. c. 70
Pointers ne thence ezs twenty three 2s feet 70 TIE
wost sda ef twenty fost Alley, and there's south and
with the lice OF said alley hundred and twenv (.o
peles to q stske5 and thence west ono hundred aud
tweutv-one (1t} poles and fftsen links 10 q stake
thence nrh astyve 55 poles ana forty links place
o. BEGINNING being tIy six acres, more OF less.
will sell said tract Of land to the highest bidder for
cash 70 satisfy = certain note drawn By said J. d.
Montzomery J. n. SAINT, the 24th day Of March,
thereabout in the yeas 1850, for hundred Coll
lars and the cost and expenses Of said sale. All per-
uons wanting purchase ssid lot Of land sheud examine
the lille ard be ready then and there 10 pay said
amount Il may brin1.
THe believed to be ssOd. but will convey only as
nr9e-td VS.. BRUCE. Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

WAKING UF.-The New York Tines, "a
Blsck-Rspubliean papef) opens its eyes to
"stubborn facts" as follows:
We have unqusstionabls authority for sta
ting that orders 70 the amount OF az least ST.
600 600. sent out from this city before It was
deemed possible that the Morrill, tarlt could
become law, bsve been eounieTma ndec, ane
the manufacturers have been directed 70 SEND
the goods Immediately to New orleans
There, hose destined for sale In the gull 5 ates
viii enter into conaump pti0n exempt IRON ne
prohtbitory imports Of tbe northern tariH
while the remainder viii pass into ihe western
and northwestern S ates wholly tree from au'y'
The result Of this policy ssnnot be doun.tui.
Not only will the Federal Government suh,f
Fuinous loss OF revenue, but The direst pIopne-
cies Of those who deprecated the eieetion o.
Mr.. Lincoln. will be verified BY the Destructive
policy transmitted 70 his 2duinistrstlon oy its
predecessor. We shall not only cease y Sc
marble palaces rising along Broad~sys D,t e, -
duced from a national to merely ProyineiAi
metropolis, Cur shipping viii rot At TIE EaaItes
and grssg grow in our streets 10 esfshY N
fgsBes. short Of a reversal Of the policy re-
fsrrsd 70. can save not only New YORK ou
svsrv northern port from this frishtful destinys
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

CTATE or TENNESSEE. .-PrJseedlngs had IN the
> clerks once Chancery side Of the Common Law and
Chaneery Court Of the city Of Memphis, Monday,
March The 1tth, 1851.
Wiude!d s Rainey CoinplsinantR,
Samuel r zones and o'hers. Defendant
II appearing from aduvit fled in this causs that the
defendants, samuel n. Jones and 3. r L1ckstt. are
nou-resdsnts OF he State 0t Tennessee is ordered
tha they do enter their appearance hereR before
within the ir,t three days o. the next term Of said
court, 60 be held the secand Monday IN Nay
next, 1861 and Plead, auswsr demar to oompiain-
ants BILL the viii be taken for confessed
them, and set Tor hearing psrts and that copy
this order be published once week for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A copy-Attest JOHN c. LAEIER
clerk and Master.
Wm r. stovaII, solicitor for complainant.
unfn a-Hn
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MEMPHIS RIAsHFAGTTRRD

OERHAPS IL IS not generally known that we manu-
facture three-fourths Of TIE Furnitgre We sell,
and from this day will sell
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UNION STREET DEPOT,
Western Produce!
BOILING, RIGGS & co

yAFE on hald and for sale large uts sf Wsssrn Pro-
4 duce aHd Groceries, c0aslstiug 0f
1909 bags irish P0tatoess 1l1 hrfF Cameuf-
2o0 sarzs Oni1na5 100 boxes Casessi
500 SACKS Corn
90 5rls. Pi0ur varl1us brandt
10 reau1s Wrappfug Papers
800 euzsu BucEsts7
160 ussts Tabs, paintsf anf csfar7
Z59 bEis- WhisEgi asa bris. LImef
80 pieces Power Loon BazEing5
$50 coils HaBei
t0o SACKS Flours I50 tszes Starch
200 boxes Oystsrs fresh, pieElsd aat spfsedf
lcu baEes S0Hps
l0u bzEes Tola &c. al quzlitie8;
50 bales Cotton Tarnsi
100 kegs y hite Lead;
p caroona Indigo
80 bris. Domestic Wines and Lsau1ras
casEs Imported Rrandyi
VIII great variety ~ shelf gods, ambr7elur Pie
fruits, ustsrdss bit-kinE5 Eatches Gruunf Glurs7
Pepper, Ciuuan0u Stoves Mace, Alspice Pl-EI-s Ia
be sat 90 papers, Cott1n C-rdlEs. Champagne n cd
BusEes. Bottled Liquors, Wax Candles o. vzri5ls ooo-s
ETC.. ETC.
Persons wishing is suppIy Themselves wlfh choice
Grocsr!es w0ud DO eIl % call aad Examine tas s81E
noiS
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a. 1rvoarUxArE 8AN.-Hsnry 0ige-, De- -
q. T,,is. i al unfortunsie man, 80 - 80
:. .,-5iss STACKED his hou.e, ana p ~ ais he
s6.,s brssklng ths arm Of one w in.
,rrssted and sentenced to one in9 ~. ,i,as
prisonmslf. When be had served eN. ...ss ba8
and went home, be found that s's 49, dsv a
eloped with another man tue u.,-b e,r dftv
dollars. He is waiie z to see what VIII '"fH
Iln r.a,f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12
ARKANSAS LANDS.

We Oasr for ssls ioo 50 900 acres Of choice Arkansas
lands, improved and unImprovea and located
points embraced within the best cotton growing regions
in the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12

1HE subscbsr wi,hes 10 inform the citizens hat he
is now ready 20 receive old and second hand furui-
tre of every description to rrpsir an4 varnsh the
same and IL M s desirable he has objections TO re-
pairing the furniture at The family resldence-the e1
pepsa OF draviuE and haunug would be saved. He will
ra-uDh5lstsr aud furnish new hair cloth On chairs,
sofas and divaus. An description - steamboat furni
tnre chairs repaired ard paiute1 and ooiect0Is %
going any distance ia iha country the pautatisns
thus the expense trouble and sparaton OF the fur
nitare 70 the city ard back again can be saves-lt
aioae. would pay the repairing n it. Apply shove
address me through the post once.
fe7-dsm HENRY BEARKS-
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REAL ESTATE OFFICE

HAVING associated With Us Dr.. D. T. SCOTT for .
II merry Of Nashville, prepared 10 ttsr ts sur
frienes and the public 4ddtiuaal facilities IN the e0n-
duct Of business and with increased dilgsnc in
The discharge - duties, pc % merit contR
Of that patronage heretofore literally extended
10 Us. Below pfeseat portion Of the property
placed 81 our disposal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12
sIIssIssIPPIPLANTATIONs.
TENNESSEE FARMs.

We oder . number o. select and highly improved
Farms IN SHELBY county varyiHg distance from Meni-
phis from 10 tweEty miles All 0f these lands arc
desiraoly situated and anely adapted Tor Gardening
and Farming purposes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12
MEMPHIS CITY VARKIsH ROOMS.


uog7 Factory corner Eaiu and sycamore street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-12
TO GAS CON UmERs.
ECONOMY IN GAS.
REDUCTFD.F Nv G.ES RFEL.S.

DT using MeHenry's Patent Gas BImss. These
ID burners have been adopted By the autorites Of
Louisville and Cincinnati for the pErp3se Of lighting
tseir streets, aud were subjected 70 She rieid
phatsmertsal test regards af-riiuE the a1est
amount OF light for the snaIlast sonsumpiion OF Cas-
xn1 we're fou nd to copcte with all other burners sent
70 the as Light Committees 81 those stss for their
consideration and h8sPtisn. These harnars guar
antied to all who them, FOR the following avHnta
ses fst Eoonoy In consumption Of Gas b the amount
Of from to per cent. the best plteut burner
made and from 20 ts 20 per cent Of the sonaon fish
tail OF bat-winz burner. 2ad. perfect clear and
steady fame. Sd. Perfect combustion and freedom
from smoke. 4th. Freedom f1em Blowing and waiting
Of Cas- common the ash-tail and bat-Wng burner.
NJ long experience In tue msnzfpssu-e and c1nsumP
ton sf Gas (havHE been superintendent of Memphis
G6t WorkH for the last seTeE years. Induces 10
they tbs best burner that has ever been offered
the public aud Esee By private consumers to the
excl usion Of All ether kinds where they have been
troduced- The burners be seen Chandler s. CO 's
drug store; the etyfamp posts In front OF the Appeal
sfnss on UaOu street, AID Dr.. Merrill's Madison
street.
For sale ct ny shop, hrEt eooF Eorih sf The Ga
ofaee, Msin street. between WAshinFton and Poplar.
ABEL SINISTER,
Gas and steam Pipe F.tter.