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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF q deed OF trust to me executed
ID by Charles Pisnnenesteihl on the 20th day
OF September, 1856, and duly recorded at the
Registers office Of Shelby county, Tennessee.
in Record Book, No. 81, part second, RACES 5BS,
so and $40. October ~, 1866, for the purpose Of
securing a note for the sum OF SiXty-twO hun
dred and Th1rty-twO Dollars iSS22 CO... owed BY
him 10 John B. Leach, and by authority in
vested IN me 10 sell the property conveyed TO
me in said trust deed, L Will, on the 10th day Of
June, 1861, sell, on the premises, at 10 O'Clock
lowing described prov 6rty A certain tract OF
parcel OF land situated. lying aud being in the
city Of Memphis, Shelby county state of Ten
nessee, designated on the original plan OF lots
in and OF the city OF Memphis as part Of let
three huudred and Sgventy-one 10 S7I. and
bounded as follows, to-wit: Beg Sing on the
northeast corner Of a lot on the south side Of
Jefferson streat, known as George CrOmweI's.
S. feet westwardly from the Intersection OF
Jefferson and fhirc stIe-tS; thence astwnrdly
with the south side or Jefferson street ~ feet to
street thence southwardly with the west side
Of Third street lsS% feet TO an alley thence
westwardly with the north side Of said alley
1857 feet 20 the east side of another alley
thence nOrthWardly with the east side OF said
alley 26 feet TO the south boundary line of the
said Cromwell lot thence 6aStwardIy with
said CTOmwell's south boundary line 9JLs feet
to the southeast corner Of the said CrOmweI's
lot thence nOrLhwardly with the east bound
airy line of the said rOmwe lot Il2k feet TO
the beginning, together with all the privileges
and appurteDanCes t~hereunto belonging.
The title is believed to be good, but 1 ssllMly
as Trustee-the right Of redemption waIvW
Thus. LEECH, Trustee
Memphis. Mayg.1 sb7. myf0 td4
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no

No notice can be taken OF anonymous COM
m-uuicatonE. Whatever is Intended for In
seruon in the APPEAL, must be auihenti-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, as q guarantee OF his good faith and
responsibility,
business letters should be addressed to H
APPEAL" Msmphis.
communication for publication must be writ
ten on one side OF the page only, and with
all other matters connected with the edito-
rial department, should be addressed; EDI-
TORS oFTHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. As a rule, undertake TO return aru-
Giles not found suitable for publication.
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The printers of Albany, n. Y, who
are nov on a strike, have had under con-
sideration the project Of starting a CO.
operative printing Office. Large sums of
money have been offered to start this
enterprise.
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RiLL a. Dl1.0rcp-

SOS E~TOprleLorss
febl0 u Memphis Tenn
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NTOICE.

THHE creditors CT the estate OF s. s. Malone
are hereby notified that 1 have suggested
the insolvency OF said estate to the CLERK Of the
County CourtOf Upton county, TenneSsee, and
The creditor OF said estate are notified to dle
their claimss, duly authenticated, within SIX
months from date hereof, or this notice VIII Be
dled IN ar Of the same.
VAL SANFORD, Administrator.
Auril Ist- I287. aplotf
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The English papers report that Arch
bishop Manning has obtained Of the
pope an indulgence Of one year to all
who shall devoutly recite the Gloria
Patria and Ave Maria, with the inten-
tion Of obtaining from God the perfect
% conversion of the English nation to
the obedience Of the faith and reconcil-
iation TO the chair Of st. Peter.
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RUDOLPH RUEGG.
Valuable Cotton Plantation ror 0oIo

WILL be SOLD 10 the highest bidder on tha
w premises. on SATURDAX ~ he ~ ~ Jnne
next possession 70 be given ON the lst Of Lam
uaIy ne1tl the Ditch ey Plantation, forfnsrIy
owned oy Mrs Sarah A. Mutt. Situated IN a.
parish Of Madison, a few milesaboVe NtuIta.1ss
bend Landing, Louisiana. The plantation has
z 'front.' on the Mlsslssippi river about one mile,
with q nne ievee and q making bank. IL con,
tatns in ali about eight hundred 500 acres al
land, Of which about I'VE hundred (5O0l acres
sre in cultivation. II is located IN the center
of the best cotton region IN the United States.
and there Is no cotton plantation on the Mis-.
sissippt river more thoroughly ditched and
drained, aud but ew 50 well improved. ZINE
improvements consist of a new dwelling house.
a large and elegant steam gin, saWmiu and
gristmin attached. Stab e, barn, qrarters-
cisterns, etc Tn improvements alone could
net be placed there Tor less than $4,000. The
plantation is leased this year for six thousand
dollars. There Is no question as TO title.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
myss w ANDREWR HYNEs, Trustee.
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Capt. ]. NJ. Brook. professor

Capt. J. NJ, Brook, professor at the
Virginia military institute, has been
presented with q splendid gold medal by
the king Of Prussia, as a testimonial of
the appreciation by the royal donor of
his high scientific attachments.
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To the Public,

Ample arrangements will be made 70 seat
ten thousand. Ailpersons GesirOus Of attend
ing viii please procure ticke :, as there win be
no money taken at the gate
81 Tickets 20 be had 81 the different Hstels
and Music and B ok stores.
Es- The exercises VIII commences at precisely
9 o'clock am.
Th.se wishing TO enter as contestants viii
make aBplicatiOn TO The Secretary, az No. Us
Main street. Married men not admitted as
contestants ap50 ID
So The list closes on the 10Th.
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PUSEIEG NOTICES OF THE ARIS-
rssrR nEV


We have been struck, in glanoing over
the pages of DeJrett's Illustrated Peer
age, published by Dean d Son, OF Lud-
gate Hill, London, with the number of
noble families who introduce the family
name into Tie motto borne with their
arms. For instance, we have the duke Of
Devonshire, whose family name is Cav-
endish, taking for his motto CavendO Tu-
tus secure with %caution,) while Lord
WateFpark, descending from the same
family, carries the same motto. Lord
Lyveden (Vernou) takes Vernon semper
viret, which nay be translated as Yer
non always hourishes this somewhat
egotistic motto is also Lord Vernon's.
Then we have Lord Lyons (LyOns,l
Noii i~rritare ieones, do not rouse the
lions); the duke Of buckingham, tenn
ple,l Templa guam dilecta How beloved
are thy templesl; the earl Of Clancarty,
lie pOer trench, Dieu pour la trench qui
centre? God for the Trench who is
against him . Earl FOrtescue, Forte
s0utum eslus dueum "A strong buckler is
the safeguard OF genersls). This motto is
said to owe its origin to Sir Richard
Forte from whom this family claim
descent) having protected William the
COnquerOr at the battle Of Hastings, by
DehElDE = HiIOIk Sulclu beloI6 LII
hence the name Forte and esque, q
shield. The motto of Lord Fairfax is
Fare fac speak and act. Perhaps,
without exception, the best family motto
is that Of Earl Manners, whose family
name Is Pierrepont, which is thus
written in the motto, Pie-repone-te,
{ repose in pious confidence in
Lord Monteagle's motto, the pun is
on the title, alte fert squila, the eagle
mounts with me on high } the earl of
Enniskillen Cole deum cole regein
serva worship God save the king
the earl Of AOergavenny lEevill) ne
vile wells, form no mean wish } the
earl Of Hopetoun Hope, at spes non
fracta (but my hope is not broken the
earl Of Westmoreland (fsme) ne vile
famO, disgrace not the altar The
ErskiRe motto is "trial by jury" rather
an appropriate n for, perhaps, the
most persuasive of advocates and best Of
lord high c~hRncellOrs.
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bttC JOP OtcOfCe.
A. HUT vs.. John Hunt alias John
MOuOy.
Sin for divorce in the Circuit Court Of shelby
county, Tenn
IN This cause II appearing from afidavit
Il on hls that defendant. job Hunt alias
JOhn MOlOy, Is a nonresident Of the state OF
Tennessee, 10 Is therefore ordered that he do
enter his appearance nerein at The next term OF
the Circuit Court Of shelby county. Tenn, to
be holden at the Courtroom in the ely Of Men,
phls, Tenn on the third Monday in May, 1907.
and plead, answer or deTnur TO compliments
bill, or th5 same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing ex parte. It IL further ordered,
that a copy Of this order be published Oncesa
week for four successive weeks in the Memphis
APPEAL, a newspaper published in the city OF
Memphis
Done at oface in Memphis, April IS, 1857.
NJ. ID. STEWART.
Clerk, Etc.
Hallum and Mulligan, Attorneys for Com
aprI9 Iaw4WS
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DE NOT tCEIVED.-READER
ID II you have had the sad misfortune TO con-
tract the accursed disease, known as ~venerial,
in any form, you cauehe cured II care not in
what stage 10 may present itself, whether pri-
mary. secondary or teri ary), without taking
one solitary grain Ofmedicine- Alter ten years
Of cluse Investigation and practical experience,
I avn convinced that internal treatment, for
the purpose Of enectl1g a permanent cure
OF svpEiiitc diseases is useless, and, that
IN a large proportion Of cases, it alb
solufely does more harm than good.
While under my method OF external medica-
which is pleasant and agreeable to the
patient. / defy competition with any other
method known 10 the medical profession. for
speedy and permanent eure-Whicn l guaran-
lee in all cases. In making this important tact
known to the public, 1 wish 20 state that 1 I'm
a regular practitioner Of medicine; that I am
= graduate OF the Medical Department Of The
University OF Louisville, KY, and that my
method Of treating these diseases haS cost years
OF deep study and clOse.e0servation.
Am diseases Of the Ear n Bye treated upon
the most improved methods
OFFfCE-NO. % Monroe street, between Main
and Second. Respectfully,
mySlm q. ". MCLEOD ii. D.
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THE It
AURORA OIL!

WE want men everywhere to study their
w owS INTEREST, The right to manu- ac-
ture and sell the Patent Aurora Oil in a single
county VIII make more msney to the purchaser
IN three months. than the largest farm IN your
state Wii make in a whole year. The Aurora.
acAuAly costs less than One-half the urfce
OF Coal OIL and the Illuminating power 81 me
aurora OH Is a. much superior 10 the Goa Oii
aS tne Ooai vi Is 70 a tailow candle. and = No
Explosive than q tanow candle. AFv
lamp tnat VIII burn Coal on will burn the
aurora OH tdoea not smoke the Chimney
II does not smell-it viii not grease or sfSin he
linen, not even white cloth The mae
rlal Tor us manufacture Is nexhaustible. One
can make % bbls. per day. no 1nachfnerv
required. We VIII pay your fare to and from
the city of Memphis, and bills white here n
cannot prove all, and even m re, than we
ave stated. A Aingle County is q small 70 time
T. the 10 y OF enterprise, and the right 70 a
state Is untold worth.
For further Information, call on or address
n. q. DEWITT a. CO.,
"a Madison street, corner Main,
apll Ina Aemphis, Tenn.
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Count de Grefule, worth $50, 600,
and perhaps the richest Of f~renehmen,
has just died, aged ninety-two.
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Committee of Arrangements

Committee of Arrangements
John P. Wood. ESQ.,, Memphis.
pA williamson. EsG Chairman.
Hon " . L0hand. Memphis.
o Lan1er, Esq, Memphis.
Gen Albert Pike, Memphis
Gen A T stewart 81 E4phls.
Admiral pes, Memphis
James Elder, ESQ, Med pals.
Col James Coleman, Memphis.
Ma j Murphy, Memphis.
J j WOrsham, ESQ, Memphis
d Cockrel, Esq, Memphis.
5 3 Robins, Esq, Memphis.
Col Sam Tate, Memphis.
Larry Aarmstad Memphis.
CaptJ West Sneed, Memphis.
Capt Jas 7 Bourne, Memphis.
j q Davis, Memphis.
J B L VIM. Memphis.
Edward CJacobs, Memphis.
III j n Keller Memphis.
simon Loeb, Memphis.
Capt B church, Memphis.
J " Pare, Jr, memphis
Col GaliaWEy, Memphis
j A Menken, Memphis
Col y Clair Degr1ug, Memphis.
Gen j r Chalmers, Memphis.
Col J MCMAHON, Memphis.
Col LeOn1 rOusdaIe, Memphis
" b Galbreath. Memphis.
Newton Ford, Memphis.
A Seessei, Memphis
p r Cousins, Esq, Memphis
Dr. " Wtlkers0u, Memphis.
Col N Magevruy ,Jr- Memphis.
col John " Dawson. Memphis.
Col J Selden, Memphis
CO. A woodruff, Memphis
Col frank White, Memphis.
Col A ] Keller. Memphis
Col Luke W Finley, Die Z phis.
J N Burke, Memphis.
Ogden Fontain, Memphis
CAPT Knox.
o + BayI 81, Esq, Memphis.
b A Strltton, Memphis.
W I Cameron, Memphis.
~ n . NEmwN Ma~mnanr
Or j Howell, Memphis.
ID b MOll0y, Memphis.
A Naccaro, Memphis
b Bayliss. NemDhi-.
B b Waddeu, Memphis.
Ur R " Mitchell, Memphis.
Col CAN'T, Memphis.
Or JuO Erskine. Memphis.
r A Moon. Memphis
JnO 0 Brown, MeRpbis.
Maj. VIII . WoodsOn, Memphis.
Henry A Montgomery. Memphis.
Gen ] % RUM, Memphis
Hon j E = Ray, Memphis.
Capt W II Ruea, MeE pnis.
" 81 C~onuelly. memphis
Capt d TODD, HUNTSVILLE, Ala.
Dr. Lindsey, Florence, ala.
Capt Pete, IuscumbIa, Ala
1T Keller. Tuscumbia, Ala
Gen j r Pagan, Little Rock.
Col l. Cause, JacksOnpOrL
Gen K q haver, JacksoupOrt
Gen B N Bradford Aberdeen. Miss.
II NJ billiard, Clarendon, ARR.
Col A W Johnston, Helena, Ark.
ten y III Au4AlH dE1uA4ds MISS.
Kinllck F~slcuner, Holly springs.
Capt Scruggs, COruth. Miss.
Mai ] Adams New Orleans.
John o.. Bills, BOIvar Tenn.
Major + p Mcneil. Bolivar.
zen " Fl jackson, Jackson, Tenn.
" z Stephens, Jackson. Tenn.
J Z PoindexJer, Walden, Miss.
Adams, Haywood county, Tennessee.
NJ Z Parish, Bolivar, Tenn.
j NJ Lawrence. POUtOtOc, Miss.
Nj S Wand. Pamela Miss.
8 thompson, Oxford, Miss.
j A OmIy, Raleigh, Tenn.
Alex Thompson, Humboldt.
C0l j b Morgan, Hernanio.
J " WillamsOu, Unisn City.
f VOORHEES,, Union City.
A Lawson. Union City.
FOL James b Patterson, Augusta, Arkansas
r W LYNN, J-ackSOnpOrt.
W L Woodruff, Little Rock.
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Delivery oeLETTERS IN CITIES.

The postmaster OF st. Louis furnishes
US with the following report of mail mat
ter delivered and collected for the month
Of Anrl-
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TRUSTEES Sale.

I pursuance OF a trust deed made 70 me BY
Il Thomas ID Johnson, now deceased, dated
April I'D, 1851, and duly recorded In the regis
ters Office Of Monroe county, Arkansas, in
record book 1, pages Nos. 362. 363 and S8i, for
the purpose Of securing the amount Of the
notes therein mentioned, I win, on SAT
URDAT, the 18th day Of June, 1851,
between the hours Of ten and twelve
O'Clock, on the premises, proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder, for cash, a
certain tract Of land, described in said deed Of
trust as situate, lying and being in said county
OF Monroe and stale of Arkansas. and as sec
ton No. thirty-iour (3sl, in township No two
~ south, and Ia range No. one % West,
containing six hundred and forty acres.
upon which there is a dwelling house,
gin and OuthOuSes, with about one
hundred acres cleared under fence, and in
state OF cultivation known as the old resi-
dence Of the sal Thomas D. johnson deceased.
title is believed to be good, but ! sell only
as Trustee. Right Of redemption waived
myS 4tw T. L. MATTHEWS. Trustee.
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TIE MEMPHIS DAILY


49,, ,ba ~ Louis RepubIcanl
MA 80 eet circumlocutiOn of the
u-aatast fntRmb ever designed by any
SnIiticai scben,fr Is Thad Stevens own.
Ha nsss n In a!etteT, published In u
4alegranb columns, wherein he assails
his Colleague, Wilson, who, on his radi-
csI temiserance and abolition spree in
Virginia. promises admission OF their
representatives and general amnesty to
the Inhabitants Of every state who shall
elect radicals and temperance fanatics
a~sdelegates 70 their conventions. Whe
is authorized to travel over this country
and peddle out amnesty | would say
the most guilty expect punishment and
then q~uietuae. But first q mild cOn-
fscatioH TO pay those who have
been robbed by disloyal men,
says he Immediately after his
recovery from a vi Illness. It seems
that he has contracted 0 new case with
the devil, under the condition that for
the balance sf his life he shall out-devil
Lueifer. To introduce confiscation in
our politics Is q monstrosity. Yet, hor-
rid as It Is, men before him have advo-
Gated il In other countries. But, ran
sack history rummage all the records Of
medieval torture, one will not discover
u FttAiicA " lhAo AhhcAAS@hA
confscation.l 1t is q load in a cream
saucer. It reminds us OF the car
net on which the Russian noblemen are
laid, when, for an injurious expression
against the ear, they are treated TO the
bastinsdo. 1t Is q capital sentence,
pronounced by smiling lips.
Eight ar ten years ago, somewhere in
Illinois, a Juvenile murderer was to be
hung. A stupid editor Of a country pa
per, who was present at the execution,
entertained his readers with a descrip-
ton of it. He spoke Of the nel0ly deco
rated little carriage, in which the culprit
was brought to the place of execution
Of the nice dress and the nice white little
cap which the ladies had prepared for
him. He could not and the end OF all
the nicetiss OF the execution. Sweet
Stevens l. q match for that nice editorial
hoosier. The man who Ia the same
breath can speak Of mildness and confis-
cation excels eve the Admirer OF the
nice white little caps. He should take
out a patent on the invention OF mid
co~nfscdtt0R. 1t IL worth millions, and
eternal damnatIOn besides.
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7 the June Term, 1855, Of the County Court
~ OF shelby county, Tenn SHAH Apply Tor
Tsfters OF Administration on the estate Of
sILAS P. LYON.
Ma rRqT mVs I'M
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On Saturday. s5fh day of May,
BY W. H. PASSM0RE & CO.,
Groceries, WHISTLES, Liquors
and Cigars,
AT A @ TT N.
On the Premises, No. 2eo Front Street,

MONDAY MORNING. the 18th inst. AZ Id
VI O'Clock, We viii sell The entire stock. com
pTlsing 80 boxes assorted Soap, boxes Oysters.
5 boxes LObsters. ~ boxes assorted kline Wins.
2ObOEes sin and Sparkling Catawba, 20 boxes
Champagne, 100 boxes and caddies Tobacco.
assorted spices. assorted Teas. in caddfes and
chests, To boxes axes, genuine CASTLE Soar. 20
B = Tels assorted ~ Risky, I pipe extra fne Gin.
p boxes smut, large lot OF assorted Shoes and
cigars. Banging COpperas. Nader. Alum. =
kEg syrup. 1easks nmg sherry Wine. dne Bit
tiers IN bsrrels, Brushes. Stationary, Wrapping
Paper, Mustard. Irvine, iacki Jelly, PDes,
ROpa, etc, etc. Also, the Fixtures, Cotton,
Platform and Counter Scales, Sale. Desk.
Chairs, etc. etc.
TEENS OF or under. cash over
slC1 and under $50, thirty days over E9 AMI
under 500, sixty days over $50, ninety dsys,
with approved securitv. myf0 tda
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OFFICE.
ROOM NO 1.
Corner Monroe and Second SIS.

WE have the Abstract Books and cOmpleta
w Index OF the Registers Once, complied
BY the late HENRY A. ORNE. and, SITES
aud a careful experiences In the business. moi
one mistake having occurred IN all that umeh
are enabled TO furnish complete dsrai8n-
msnts OF titlet to all
Fort Pickering. Memphis and Shelby
County Lands,
at the shortest notice and on The most reasona-
BILE terms. g. J. CAMPBELL &C0-
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GUM & C0OVRR,
MILL
LUMBER YARD,
SNes. 1851, 1853 and 165 Warrington St.,
TFNNEssE

HAVE always on nan a general assortment
Ii OF Building and Framing Lumber o. all
kinds. Flooring, Ceiling and Weatherboard
ing, Walnut, Gas, Hickory, Poplar, Cypress and
\ elbow Pine Lumber. AL sizes.
Are prepared TO do All kinds OF Planning and
Surfacing, all sizes OF Lumber, Scroll saving,
Wood farming ana House WoIk generally,
Lattice Work, Moulding aud stair Material.
All orders promptly attended to. my2 i'm
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UTinOis LANDS Wouted.

IN 00D ACRES of good Farm ng Lands in
of good Iowa Land. address giyfng numbers
OF the lands and lowest cash price,
f. G. DAVIDSON,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-02

Tobacco presses, of q new and su-
perlor pattern. are now manufactured
In Richmoud, to fill orders from New
York.
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The Adornment Of the Head---The
Hair Restorer.

GRAY HEADED people have their locks
silken tresses of youth, and are happy
Young people, with light, faded or red hair,
have these questionable colors changed
to beautiful auburn, and rejoice. People
whose heads are covered with dandruff and
humors, use it, and have clean coats and
clear and healthy scalps. Bald-headed
veterans have their remaining locks tight
ened, and the bare spots covered with q
luxuriant growth of hair, and dance for
JOY. Young gentlemen use it because it is
richly perfumed. Young ladies use it be-
cause it keeps their hair in place. Every
body must and ,cM use it, because it is the
cleanest and best article in the market.
For sale by FISHER ), HEINITSH,
Feb DRUGGISTS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-02
WHAT INDUSTRY WILL Do.-The

WHAT INDUSTRY WILL Do.-The
Waco, Texas, Register says last year
a young man living near that place
let his name be known Albert Sears,
rented a piece of good land, hired
one good old freedman, and with
his own hands, went to work to cult
vate the soil. He worked manfuily and
well. And now for the fruits of his
industry. He has gathered twenty
four bales of cotton, 1000 bushels of
corn, and made 400 gallons of molas-
ses from sorghum. He also has
some pork to spare. He has sold
1,6OO bushels of corn for 81, 200 in
gold, obtained $500 for his molasses,
and his cotton is good for $1,SOO.
He was at some trifiing extra expense
during cotton-picking time.
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CONSUMPTION AND RuE11,,a

CONSUMPTION AND RHEUMA-
T1sM.-Consumptive persons will find, in
addition to the ordinary medicines pre-
scribed, such as ''Cod Liver OIL" sHypo-
phosphite of Lime "Expectorants, &C.,
valuable and certain remedy in the
"Queen's Delight Compound.' Itrestorcs
the weak to strength, it stimulates the cir
culation, IL invigorates the system, it puri-
fies the blood. Taken with Cod Liver Oil,
consumption may be disarmed of its ter
ror and q cure speedily accomplished.
In rheumatism, everything depends
upon the purity of blood. What is rhcu-
matism? A hunlor in the blood, which, if
not removed, produces painful swellings
and enlargement of the joints. The
"Queen's Delight will remove all humors
| OF the blood. See advertisement. None
genuine without the copyright mark For
sale by FISHER & HEINITSH, Druggists.
| Feb ~ tus
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ABOLITION OF UsURY LAWS IN MAS
sAcHusETTs. .-Money-lenders can dis
pose of their capital now in Massa-
chusetts on such terms as they and
money-borrowers can agree upon-or
they will be able to do SO on and
after the 1st of next July, as the
usury laws are allowed more than
four months to do their dying.
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COLGATE,S HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and cmol-
lient in its nature, fragrantly scented,
and extremely beneficiaI in its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March 2S "