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WHAR HE."-We have understood
that Capt. Dick English, OIr river and
commercial editor, was in town, As he
has failed to put in an appearance. as
are7dispOsed to question the vefseity OF
Durf and Thompson, but should foul
play be dealt out to him, we shall hold
the aforesaid members Of the {" river and
news agency " personally responsible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26

DoUBLY CHARGEB.-Jobu COnnor was
before Squire Lee yesterday, for COM
hitting perjury and shooting ~ 4 man
with intent to commit murder. He was
committed for trial at the criminal court,
giving $1,000 bonds for his appearance to
answer both charges.
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EyrM0Ns & Son, No 10 Jefferson street,
have received Ihe New York Ledger,
Chimney Corner, Literary Album, Ban
ner Of Light, Boston Pilot, Sunday
Times, Halls gOurnai OK Health, Galaxy
for August, DeBOw's Review Tor June,
London Art Journal for July.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26

sturdy anu BtaiMAft DlQ Ill 10
gladden. and dispense the Inequalities OF
our 'homep meath the greenwood trees,
who, from their lusty appearance, will
continue to do so long after scores and
scores of these charming young maidens
shall have been transformed into exem-
plary wives 10 the fine young fellows of
the Old FoIks, family. Take our EN-
cient president Col. Charles d. Mclean,
for example. Though upwards of three
score and ten, you can all see that he and
old father Time get on together "he
best IN the tOOTld." Then out there is nv
old friend Saml. MoManus, Esq, who
was already a " man Of mark" when he
who addresses you was still a {" printer
boy" under the late Henry Van Pelt,
founder of the Memphis APPEAL, look
ing and feeling like q fine old boy of the
olden times when active men were
made-as he was and is.
And speaking Of this now
80 ably conducted by Gen. Albert Pike,
suggests that, probably, from my long
connection with the press of Memphis
and West Tennessee, something like q
sketch of its early history may be ex-
pected on this occasion. 1t shall be
brief, for I fear I have already taxed
your good nature in withholding your
attention from more appropriate exer-
cises. 70 Col. Charles p. Mclean be-
longs the honor of being the pioneer
editor west of the Tennessee river.
From 1924 to 1881 he printed and pub
lished in jackson, Tenn, the jackson
Gazette. In the first year he was sus.
tanned by government patronage, in the
publication of the list Of letters, of which
there were the mystical number of Just
three, Cor which he received out of the
Golfers of "Unele Sam" the munificent
endowment Of sir and a quarter cents.
The first newspaper published in Mem
phis wa by 4homas Bhoebus, In l6z6,
and was called the Memphis AdUoOdte.
It was followed by the Memphis Ga
reae, by Gaines & Msury, printed on
material purchased by Col. G. d.
Mclean in 1881. In 1896, the
Memphis Enquirer was started by F. s.
Latham, who had previously established
at Randolph, then a rival of Memphis,
the Randolph Recorder. In 1888 he
disposed Of a half interest in it to j. 81.
McMahon, but continued his eonnexion
with it as 0 zeditar snd publisher until
1874, when his interest passed into the
hands OF ]. B. Moseley, the present see
rotary Of the association, and David o.
DOoley. Dooley, who possessed talent
very much above mediocrity, If his mod
esty would have permitted him to exer-
else il, died several years ago In Illinois,
as a quiet farmer. Moseley wa elected
sheriff Of Shelby county in 1886, and re-
tired from the Enquirer, and it not long
after passed into the hands of r. ].
Yaneey & Co. In the meantime. the
AmercqH Eagle was started &C Fort
Pickering, tnen ASA essayfng to rival
and supplsnt Memphis-whenoe Il was
sfterward removed 70 Memphis, when
II. L. Gaion became connected with n
II afterwards consolidated with the
and continued to be published
q name Of the Eagle and "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26

POLICE COURT-Seven cases we're on
the docket yesterday, S108 dollars being
assessed for fines and SIS collected. One
chan was ined $50 for being drunk, dis
orderly and assaulting an officer with a
deadly weapon.
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TIE Aurora 0A-The Introduction
Of this oil is destined to work q great
revolution in the lighting world. 1t
possesses many advantages Gver all other
means of light, from the fact that it is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best Of all,
non-explosive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nounee it superior to anything eXtant
for the purposes for which il lie recon-
mended. 1t is also superior to turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs. II. G. Dewitt & Co.,
have an Office at "A Madison street, but
they dispose of state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years TO run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money will find this a good in
vestment. DON'T forget, "a Madison
street, Up etetfa. ap2l
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FOR SALE.
ASteanp Engsaae, Nearly Ne,o.

UYHREE feetstr0ks, thirteen inch cylinder,
Il iron bed plate. with heater, pumps, pipes,
boiler Ore 'front.', crate bars, and smoke stack
complete,
Aso, 6 i've % horze portable engine and
boiler ~cOinpiete. e lOW figures Impure Of
NJ. PYNE,
jel8lm BRADLEY Block, Water street.
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SHOT HnsELF.-While Mr.. Eugene
Lehman was loading his pistol in Musso
&C., store, on Second street, yesterday,
it was accidentally discharged, inficting
a wound ia the left hand which caused
the amputati0G Of a finger.
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Ladies don't fail to look at NJ. Kraus
q Co.'s, no. 2t3 Main street, damaged
stock Of Dry Goods. They must be closed
out in the next ten days. jy2I Iw
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SpscIai q

The best ehaBes for cheap damaged
Goods at M. Kraus & Co, No. 2l3 Main
street. They must be closed out in the
next ten days. jy2i 1w
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Rd6e at Harry Reother5es's-The
rattle for the splendid Seven Octave Rose
wood Piano, and the English Shot Gun
win take place ct Westherbee's saloon
on Saturday evening, duly nth, at'eighl
O'Clock pm. Ticket holders are requsfted
10 be on hand pqnetpaliy. jy2kRt
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TILL ROBBED An enterprising
| darkey entered the store of Mr.. Black
burn, 232 Vance street, on Wednesday
evening, seized the contents of the till,
about fifteen dollars, and departed at
such a rapid rate as to defy pursuit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26

Tohog TOhOi SpOrtsmen.-For sale s
fine brace Of Gordon Setter Puppies
I" BLACK and TAM bred from stock inn
ported by our genial friend and goOC
sportsman, W. A. Williams, Esq. tt
those in want of a thoroughbred dog
this ls an opportunity seldom offered.
Apply ct 80 North Court street,
le28 II,
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NOTICES.
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT
a small comfortable COTTAGE, neatly fur.
nished. in q good northumberland clstern
ADD back yard. KENNY PORTER,
FEE No. Kit Williams Block.
L o X Il + n tt
s-torehouse No. Union street. near the cor.
ner OF Front Possession given Immediately,
Apply 10 c. b. Church or
Jy2s taul HARRINGTON a HOWELL.
L O r r r n T
desirable Residence, well shaded. on MadI-
son street. northeast cOrner OF Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Bridge. Appiyto
ANDREW BANERI,
ign 5D second street.
L . X r n T.
TWO OFFICES, formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners No. D.
Madison street. Inquire at Police once, ~
Madison street.
Memphis, June 10, 1857. jelI II
EOR RENT
ErOREs and OFFICES IN BetheI's New
Buiidi-g. on the corner Of Main and South
Court sqeea Apply in the building 20 P. c.
No 1 andA my2u
EOR RENT
Tbe sTORE-HoUsE, on Second street, know
As the OLYMPIC.
ALSO,
The ARokDF LIVERY STABLE, on the alley
south q Hs4isOn street, between Second and
ans d CAN'T q wADDELL.
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ATTENTION DISFIGLERs.-EeW stills
built 70 order and Second Hand stiIIs
for sale at Heilenberg q Oertel's, D
smiths and Sheet iron Workers, No. 3l6
Second street. Steamboat work DrOmnt,
~ 70. iY5 dRwtf
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G Rraus & Co.'S, No. 9I3 Nam street,
damaged stOak Of Bry Goods must be-
closed out in the next ten days.
jy2l Iw
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6eRaeaea look st those cheap white
Shirts, Qndershirts, drawers, Socks,
etc. at u. krsus & Co.'s, No. 213 Main
street, ALT OF which must be closed out
in the next ten days. iy2I Iw
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BROKE GROUND The Nicolson PAYERS
broke ground on Union street, between
Main and Front, last evening.
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To she Patrons OF .he Appeal.

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without acertificEte from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
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Ladies look at those cheap Domesties
and lot Sheetings at M. Krans q Goa,
No. 2l3 Main street. They must be
closed outi in the next ten days. jy21 Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26

TO introduce the STAR SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE, an entirely new invention, un'
lEe any other sewiug machine IN the world
Patented march u, 1867. l. uses two threads
and makes the genuine LOCk STITCH. alike
on both sides, that viii not rip or uuraYel. All
other Iow-priced machines make the CHAIS
STITCH. combines simplicity, durability and
beauty. is as largeas other nrst-ciass machines
and Will do every variety OF family sewing and
tailoring. Tn order 10 Introduce our new and
novel machine as rapidly as possible, we pro-
pose 90 furnish them complete-with one shut
te. extra b0bblns, u full -et Of needles, oil can,
crew-driver, directions, ETC., etC.-at the low
price Of SIS. Each agent supplied with a copy
OF Letters Patent.
NJ. d. BEACH q CO., Genera Agents,
"a Second street, near Madison,
i've w3m Memph S, Tenn.
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L . r 5 A L E
Exchange for Cash. Dry Goods or Fanny
g~ocerieg- &c or two eligible Suburban Lots
situated near He Mississippi and iennesset
Railroad Depot, e~oHtaRiug - acres each 70
further incarnation 70 or aouIsss =, "
5. BROWNE. Appeal once. 0e34m
z y X = A l. E
The ShOemaksrs' shop Of Jacob Maze 90
ceased. A good stand-cOmplete and Wei Iur'
tine Malci, admir-. Inquire Of JOHN WEkD-
LANDT. IS Main. lyou
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sure ~ 4fEH'

The Damaged stock Of Dry Goods at
NJ. Kraus q Co.'s, No. 213 Main street,
must be closed out in the next ten days.
jy2I1w
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The damaged stock of Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Ladies' and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, at NJ Kraus q Co.'S, No. 2l3
Main street, must be closed ont in TIE
next ten DAYS. IL q lw
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20
One large GRAY MARE, about Is hands high
The owner can obtain the same by proving
property and paying charges. Apply az DOU-
TAI a BLANTNS Restaurant and saloon,
Bank alley. jy&S 80
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pIANTFRs, BANK Notes.

~ accordance with an Act OF the Legislature
olTennessee, passed December Zlhi 800, en-
a. ~ds-fg OF Banks, which have or may make
rgglggTaeeEs among their creditors notice Is
E.rshv -rivaa 20 the hOluerz OF the notes OF The
PTeUfersf Bank Of Tennessee % die them with
- uUdsrsiguea, a. the Bank Ia ~Nashylle, be-
EEsaa nov ana mo INST cay 81 January,
Cevs therefor or they viii be for
eTer bsTzse rom any participation IA the assets
- Ea1r Tbe certincates Will be received
a - i'll pagsaent Of debts due ela Bank,
1set6er lsnGsfsa bsf0reor after the let q jan
- 80 D. WEAVER,
Trustee.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING
A few day bosrders can be accommodated al
al No ll Adams street.
ROARDING G.
Families or single gentlemen can obtain
board and good rooms also day boarders can
h"eaccomm0dated al 34 second street, between
Gayos0 and BsaL. ie2Gu
Furnished rooms, with good board, can be
had at reasonable rates at No. l05 Monroe
street Also a few day boarders can be accom-
modated. jel9u
and cheap BOARDING
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, either fur
nished or u~nfurnished, to rent, with board, 20
either gentlemen or families, convenient 10
business, within one square OF Court square,
and at the most reasonable rates, at No. 36
Second street, near Madison. je2n
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FOR SALE.

L . X s A l. E.
One l2-Hsrs Stationary EDgine ana boheri
IUNN kALLON,
F-o-s 24 Mac GFeel.
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0J0 X r W A r D.
gtrayed or stolen from the subscriber, about
f,e III or April Lass, one large Red and white
Pided COW, marked with a crop and slit in the
Tfght and slit in the len ear, small crumple
horns. with right horn a little The shortest.
supposed to have had a calf sometime in June.
I wiu pay the above reward to any person
giving Information so that 1 may recover her.
T. r. ADAMS, 81 Front street,
Memphis, Tenn.
Post COPY. fv25 80
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w AN D

AGENTS-s0 70 $50 a dav. to introduce our
new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE Price s25. u uses two threads, and
makes the genuine LOCK STITCH. All other
low priced machines make the CHAIN STICTH.
Each agent furnished with q cory Of Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. Send for
circulars. NJ NJ CO.,
fy7 am 2g4 Second st., Memphis. Tenn.
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ANNoUNCEMENT.
CONGRESS

TOHN w. SMITH il q candidate for
u reelection 70 the once Of State Senator Iof
the 18th District, composing the counties %
shelby and Fayefte. Election on the nFSt
Thursday IN August ap1aI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-26

Mr.. Editor: Please announce me as canql
Urinea Constitution and the ~unqualned IN
dorSement on ire administration Of Andrew
Johnson as NIX platform o. pElnetples 49,.
" circular address and 3 personal interview
Ps9 9r ~ she eie'~o JOHNW LEFTwICH,
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STEAMBOATS.


FOR 81. LOUIS.
Regular st. Louis Packet.
For Cairo and Saint Louis.
CITY OF AFRO Bob. X. Reilly master
This elegant passenger steamer r.
Will leave N
SATURDAY, 9TH inst, at II.
jy2A ELEA. CALVERT, SuDft.
Regular st. Louis, Memphis and vickshurg
Packe
For Helena, Gaines Landing, Euutee.
Lake Providence and Vfeksburg.
SAM GATY- II. silver master
This splendid passenger steamer II
viii leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 2jth inst, AT 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & Co, Agents,
corner Main and Madison sts.,
jy26 Il or Wharfb0at foot MOOrOe 81,
FOR aRRANsAs RIVER.
Regula, Memphis ana Arkansas River Weekly
United States Mail Packet.
For Helena, Napoleon. Pine Blur and
little Rock.
This elegant steamer will leave II
for the above on Ec
SATURDAY, 9th inst, at pm.
JAS T. BOURNE &CO. Agents.
Jy213t No-2 Jefferson street
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Able bodied men, white OF colored, to work
at a Sawmm aud WOodyard-liberal wages.
Apply TO L. b. BURT. back OF Norris Landing,
Washington county, Miss. jy2Im
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WANTS.
NJ ANT D.

"
A thorough Book-keeper and Accountant
wants a situation in "A respectable Grocery or
Commission house for the next business sea
son. Has been employed in this city for the
last ten years. and is we'll known in the city
and coontry. Address " BOOlr-keeper, care ui
this Office. JyGlWH
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w An
An APPRENTICE to learn the Barber and
Eaf~ Dressing business. Also, Dentistry in ali
its branches. Parents having a son. or a young
man who would like 10 learn the business, viii
ind a good situation, with board and lodging,
by calling on Anthony Schultze, No. 37 Main
street. jeSO
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SELECTa and cheap BOARDING
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-25

The sslter.up Of the club, shall have enc soyy
Krntis. Address,
W. Pass, N. n, Editor,
Philadsph 4, p.
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RESTORE YOUR SIGHT I!

sPEcTASLEs AND SURGICAL OPERATIONS
RENDERED USELESSI THE lNESTlMA-
/ BLESSING OF SIGHT IS MADE PER.
PETUAL by THE USE OF THE NEW
PATENT IMPROVED IVORY EYE CUPS.
Many Of our most eminent Physicians. orulistS,
Students and Diyines have had their sight restored
and permanently cured off,
l. IMPAIRED VISION.
2, PRESBYOPlA, or Far Sightednefs.
8. AaTHBNoPIA, or Weak Ewes.
4, EPlPHoRA-Running or Watery EysS-
9. WEAKNESS OF THE EETlNA, or Optic
Nerve.
7. oPHTHALMIN, or Inflammation Of the
Eye and its appendaees.
8. PHoToPHoBIA. or Intolerance Of Light.
o. PToTlS, or Falling of the Eye lids.
10. MYoDESoPIA, moving specs or floating
bodies before the Eve.
il, AMAUROSiS, or Obserr,tY Of Vision.
IL. C~ATARACTS, PartiAl Blindness, aud Wors,
Disorders Of the Eye.
ANY ONE tan use the IVORY EYE CUPS
without the aid Of DOCTOR ar MEDICINE SO
a. TO receive immediate beneficial results, and never
wear sPectaels'i or, ii using now, to lay thsm
aside forever.
Over 5000 certificates Of eases where i cure was
previously guaranteed, may be seen at cur ofhee.
We guarantee a cure IN every case where the
directions are followed, or we will refund the
money.
For sale by Druggists and oeuIiH,.
To receive our TREATISE ON THE Y by
return mail free, send your full addrs'It
DR.. ], BALL & CO.,
Box 7oI, P. b.. IaS Nanaa Street, ". r.
~ For the worst caseS Of MToPIA. or
NEAR.SIGHTBbNESS. use our NEW MYoPIc
ATTACHMENTS, easily adtSsted and applied
te the Ivory Eye Cups. Srad fol a Pamphlet.
ADDRESS DR.. J. BALL, &CO.
Box 701, Post Omcc, New York.
dec7mosl2Dr.J.B. eco.
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Important Announcement ! !
%l862-l867.
ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENTS !
A A R EXPOSITION,

With full power to purchase any and every article suit
cd to this market, and be has succeeded beyond our
most ~sanguine expectations, the Exhibitors preierrtng
20 sell at any sacrifice rather than be at the expense
and trouble Of removing their goods we have there
fore concluded to distribute the same without regard
20 value ut the ridiculOusly low sum of
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EAST TENNESSEE
E
ATHENS, McMinn ca. Tenn.
ID c. WILSON, A, NJ, PRESIDENT.

All Jn"s 10 be Maid in advance ilnm time Of entering
To closc 81 term. Boarding in private families IS 10
per week, (washing not i%ncluded) Cninrnished rooms
Tor students to board themselves, for each student me
Dollar per month. ~ 49,
Major Helm, Rev J. Albert nyden, Rev. f. \, At@e,
@. W.. Ross, Athens, Tenn,
1867 Rpl II
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-GRoVESTEEN q CO.,
PIAI0-EDRTT MANUFACTURERS.
ace Broadway, New York.

TNHEsE PIANOS received the Highest
Award Of Merit at the W0RLPSFAIR,
over the bes. makers from London, PARIS,
Germany, the cities Of New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, and Boston also the GOLD
aBDAL at the American L%asftute, for FIVE
SUCCESSFUL YEARS Our Pianos contain
the French Grand Action. Harp Pedal, Over
strung Bass, Full Iron Frame, and oil Modern
improvements. Warrantsd FIVE Tsdrs.
Made under the supervision Of Mr.. J. II.
GR0YESJEEN, who has . practical eTpe-
rienes Of ever t~hirty-hve years, and " the
maker Of ov0 Eleven Rousaud Piano Fo7gss.
Our facilities for manufacturing Enable us 10
sell these instruments from 500 10 500
shsqPp than any 6rg. class Piano-FoNs.
1881 oct 4 ly-C.HP.6Co.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-25

And all kinds of CASTINGS for REPAIRS
constantly on hand.
| would call the attention of the Farmers,
in general, to a few facts. Having been in
this business for over % years, las well as
farming), I consider myself thoroughly posted
in allkinds of Agricultural Implements, and
having selected my stock from the best man
uCactories in the United States, | am prepared
to give better satisfaction than any other es-
adjustment in Tennessee. FIRST, my Thresh-
ing Machine (Russoll's) will do more work
and save more grain, with a lesser amount Of
team and labor, than any other in use. My
Reaper will harvest Wheat, Rye, Oats, Barley,
&c, in the most perfect Manner, on any farm
land in Tennessee, no matter how rolling. 1t
will cut around stumEs with almost the ease
of a cradle.
All that is necessary 10 convince the farmer Of
Tennessee that my statements are correct, Is 10 al
loU me 10 prove my assertion By a trial Of my
Machines. M Mopers are second 10 none in the
market. Ny Plops, vhsrsUer they hare been used,
are gipipq better satisfaction than any PloO in
Tennessee. Ny Stafford Wheel Cultirator THi
cuLirate from 8 TO 10 acres Of Corn or Cotton
per daV, and makes 10 easy on the farmer, az he
rides on the machine and does the torf as TeH
as can be done ,vith any common shed pior.
also can furnish NH OrHsrs nth the best
Water Wheel in the world, rhich / can IGfeiy
say, as IkHoV ii By experience.
My machinery and implements will
perform all that l claim for them.
BS5- All persons wishing information IN
regard to any of nv machinery will receive
a Printed Pamphlet, and all necessary infor-
nation, by applying to GEoRGE S. RrHtR at
Chattanooga, Tennessee, or to Ez. s.. MAfHEs,
Agent, JOnesborough, Tennessee.eGi
GEORGE S. RUBLE,
april2G-ls67.1 Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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new BOOKS.
rA1SE,s PRACTICE oF MEDICINE.

A new work just issued by W. Paine, NJ D., Pro
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Surgery author Of Pains's Practice Of Surgery a
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Address the author, $50 Arch Street, Philadelphia
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1850. ANEW YORK.
Entitled New school Mediei1es, which is the only
work ever published upon maieria Media, embra
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