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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcXs0N'S
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.
ffNHE following certifcateS selected from hun
i dreqs IN the possession Of the proprie tress
are confidently submitted to the public:
MES WOICOTr1S CERTIFIGArE


i drsds ia the possession of the proprie tress,
are confidently su0snttted TO the public:
MRS. WOLCOTFS CERTIFICATE.
QUISCY, Ill, November ). 1866.
MRs. JACKSON, Dear Madam It is with
pleasure that certify to you, that seein2 one
of your circulars, which contained certificates
and Endorsements frOm the best physicians and
the slightest Ue1 1ical authorities of the United
states, cert Tying that your oils for The COM
pleXiOn aud teeth we're purely the oils extracts
and eSzeuGss OF dOWefs, and they warTaot It
when used according TO directions % cure the
worst and most difficult cisss Of nursing, sore
mosfh, ctnker Of the stomach, bowels and dys-
pc isis. For scfofulOus disorders when used
both internally aud exteTna ly. 1t has no equal
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter, aged fifteen months, having the whOOpng
cough for several months, accom- aDiel with
what the doctors call white canker, her nouth
and throat being terribly liberated, and hav-
iBg tried everything for IFS Ialief / could hear
Of all 10 no purpose, bought one Bottle OF
your oil for the complexion, cal ed Queen
Bess, " went according TO the directions III not
use quite one battle, and aa most happy 10
state to you that it has cured my CHILD. She is
now as well ana henrty as ever she was in her
life. give you this, my certificate, hoping you
will publish it, that thousands OF others v no
may be afflicted with any of the sk5ve affec-
ti0ns may at once get n bottle Of your Queen
Bess." for seel sure they VIII find Immediate
reilet. Yours respectfully
Eff2- (tEFA VVnT C.ferrr
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S2O5,4tl 76
l4l,232 50
IO4,I94 81
ll5eO %
4,Os9 81
l,S5.ssl 60
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- aII ~. Ihan Il can be dOne a 10y olhsr
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G 0 L! COAL!
c. T. PETERSON,
DEALER IN
The Best Pittsburg Coal.

CAPTAIN LARRY HARMSTAD win act a,
~ agent, corner Main and Madison. and re.
eeiYs orders for the delivery of Coal is0II,,
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FAssMAH's IRoa TIEs
COTTON BALES.

FIIHE undersigned have made extensive AZ
Il Tangements 20 supply the demand for these
Ties the present a.nu.
In addition toths FASSMAN DTA W0vDTfE =
and BUTTON TIE, so extensively used haref1-
IOrest they now offer bis ALLIGATOR IIE. VITA
teeth 50 arranged as 10 / slaully clamp the
noOp when the pressure is rsuuoVes nom rHa
bale, and held II without slipping.
Great pains have been taEeu 10 eacern ne
best quality of iron.
These Ties are 81 simple IA thoif arr-rre-
Ineut tist they can be applied by sas one. 70
bales OF any size, with the same facility ana
expedition as rOpe- N strength security and
iacliity OF Application, they VIII com pare IA
VorablT with any yet introduced
The advantages Of IFoa Tfas are now znrrr-
ally recognised; but 90 * deemed not out Of
place 70 cal the attention Of those I-terast-.f
20 the very emphatic recommendation Of gH-
de-writers, dteNuhOzs CsPtsIns, ana Owners
and gents of Sea steamers aud Sal fru ii -.
ssls, recently Pabllshed In the neVsfapsTs Ia
New Orleans
CHAMBERS q &LATTISG.
General Agents, New CIssaas
For sale by
hEACHAM & TREADWELL
HARRIS, COCHRAN a co.
And other dealers ana 6roeeTy Msrch9sis.
se22 Suf
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NEW SASH, DOOR
and
BLIND STORE

4 FULL and csmplete stock, at prices TO
a suit the times, at No. Al Monroe street,
Memphis, Tenn.
g. =. wARREE,
Formerly Of the nrn Of fQuaeksnhush a War.
ren. Jas vsn
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Administrators settlement.

In County Court Of shelby county.
To the heirs aud creditors OF John Stoval. dee,d
NOTICE Is hereby given that / have iled u
~ settlement of the estate Of jobs Ssovai
deceased, with the Clerk Of said Court, and that
ment at The March Tenn. 1858, of said Court. to
be held on the drst Monday Of said month ia
the Courthouse In the city OF Memphis
L. g. STeVAL. Admir-.
fsh Ads JOHN LoAagE. Clerk.
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APnhiteet and Engineer,

7
7VHR undersigned sgoUid respectfully infoTD
1 his friends and the public thst he is pre-
pared to devote his whole attention 70 Design
ing Pans and SuperintenulBg Buildings, with
a. much energy and attention 60 his patrons
interest as he did Tor the City's interest while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-Slllznan Block, Secsnd and Mau1-
son streets. charges reasonable.
=. y. MCCLURE,
tee on a fFsa
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ms. SGSi WI. B. COLLIN

Agents WANTED Male or Female, in every
town aud county in the United States, 10 intro
du e this celebrated preparation, AGENTS are
now making from sl5O to 500 per month, clear
OF sxi 4nses. Applica tiSns for aEsuCies can ne
made 1or the present to Mrs. Jackson, at the
WhitemOre House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; or to the mar u
featuring depot, No, llS sixth street, st. Louis,
Mo either in person OF by letter.
no27 If
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Jersey street, bet. sixth aud seventh %
MRS. VIM. R. COLLINS CERTIFICATE

nAso' " NJ Il COLIA1NS' CEhIlt1CATE
HANNIBAL, Mo, August p 1876.
MRS. JACKsON. Dear Beddug i am most
happy to infarIa yop that tier having suffered
more than three years with what some pbysi-
clans call nursing sore mouth, or canker Of the
mouth and throat, tried various remedies
but found nothing 70 do me any good until I
heard of your oils for the colnplexiOn and
teeth, called Queen Bess." bought one bot
tie. went according to directions, and am truly
thankful t say lhave found permanent cure
Hoping you viii publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by it, remain
Yours respectfully,
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just Opened.

A NEW LOT OF GOODS, COMPRISING
n every requisite for the ToILET-Hair
Vail and Tooth Brushes, Combs. in great va
riety; Fancy Soaps, Perfumes and Pomadss OF
the best English and French manufactures.
J.w. FALLS 4 CO.,
Druggists, Etc,
jail s57 Main street. bet. Union and Gayoso.
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N0. A JEFFERSON SIREEI

f1ONE listen friends while ten, ny shop =
I ia the rear OF the X l. Gents. call around
I il xive you a serape, or, ike Captain nrasz =
itfie mere craps. am Oh my own hook ana
on nv own plan. my friends Al say 'rn q Cou-
Ser-Tasive man. Tney may call me that or what
fhsy choose, they VIII nnd trat / am Al rirht
on the goose am > Southern man tho am
gave me meat and gave me bread. am z-zoIrls-
Tor the SOnth TIN ! 90 dead. Then. Feuts es76&
around at Morn CT noons AID get shaTsd *
shampooned.
ials0 wNDzxoss.
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ALERT FIEE < son, PIKE a ADAAiS,
Little Rosk. AK. 293 5izin 81, memphis.
L H. PIX e,
Alto RNEY AT LAW
AND
Solicitor in Chancery.

Little Rock, = Arkansas
Wn practice IN the Federal and State
Courts Collections promptly a tended TO.
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Knnted ID ErchanQe.

WHO will exchange Memphis property for
w = well improved place OF 500 acres i05 h,
40 acres In high cultivation. in Yallobusba
county, Mississippi, - miles west OF COffse-
Vie Gin House Gin and Mil on the ulaca
coed and substantial quRrtcrs, we'll as Stables
5ribs ete, Is head Of Mules. 40 head OF Cattie
stock HOGS and corn and Fodder to run the
place; also, Wagons, Farming Tools. etc. etc
Hands cSn be had At low figures. q part ~
" whfch are now on the place. Might take % -
in goods ware and merchandise. Refer. -,
owen McNutt a Co, James Elder, Coier Il "a
Pickstt. Jr. Sale iml As BROWN.
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a. - Coroner, accepted as correct, after nn-'
vsstigating all the circumstances.
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Uba New York Post ssys: Mr.. joseph y,
Tsrson has the reputation of being NJ
e of the most financially successful P
ar,Ears Of the theatrica' profession ~
large proportion of his wealth was ac-
,ired years since in Australia and Can,
mia His profits at present average
" thousand dollars week. The sea .
N - is about thirty weeks. :,
Edwin Booth has the reputation of Dc .,
10 the wsalthiest member, however, oi
"a American theatrical corps Hls sea- -
m is also about thirty weeks. His av- ,
-sga is three thousand dollars week I
IiS new theater will not be finished until =
,.oan,ber. In the interval it is rumored =
net be will fill an engagement at Pixies
)pera House, in this city.
Among the other actors VINO are earn
a I
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ASSETS.
4. Cash on hand and in bank, and
CaSn lie lteiis--.-------..-----.-. .-..- ........-.--
Cash in hands of agents, and in
course Of transmits. on ..........
Bills receivable for loans. secured
by bond and mortgage, (tirSt
lien ........................
Real estate unencumbCred. -.
Rents and interest accrued, pay
able Jan airy ylst............-.........,...
Stocks and bonds as per schsdale
Ql60
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MUSICAL.
PIGNOs, ORGANS, MKLOBE0ks

Nd other Musical InEirumenfs, Tuned and
n Repaired, in superior and wOrkiaanlike
TsvsnuAr by HENRY g. HOLLENBERG, Prac-
teal Piano and Organ maker, Orders leffat
NJ 40 second street. or at y. II. ClaFlzs lew
elry store VIII be promptly attended 70. he-
f3hide. WInkler and Mitzman. dee22
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l. The name OF this Company is the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, and is located at
Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL
2 The amount Of capital stock 81 600 0OO 90
3. The amount of capital stock paid
up fJU d %
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SMITH &LEEcH.

ID DECTIFERs AND WHOLESALE LIQUOR
IL DEALERS,
Sa2 seeond street, Memphis, Teen.
To the trade only. Liberal Inducements TO eash
purchasers. FAC M
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8 iS as;'a as;'asi = iioHs loAeUr, ciss1
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country do. ls@2Oc. Damaged generally com.
m md OF above quotations.
Fsrr'LFSrs-~Ns stock II Pots.oes ~ Good
quality is reduced. We quote choice, st
IS n Ubl. and szCgz 80 for inferior. Turnips Use.
@sl. Onions s6@6 so. Choice apples 81 SOFAS,
interior 81 5C@3. Horse radish s6@s y Dbl.
Reefs. Parsnips and Carrots nomiaslly 81 so
% Dbl.
tAEIGHTs-The amount Of foreign tonnage
In port is far. bat the demand cannot
yet be regarded as better than moderate, while
rates continue irregular. and masters Of unen-
gsged vessels are holding for higher prices. We
would refer to the following as fair index Of the
movement viz: Cotton by steam to Liverpool Id.
y b by sail s.l6@ls s2d; e. los. y Ind. for tobac
co; As. y Dbl. for -four, and I'D. % bushel
for corn, oil cake at 35s. % ton. Cotton by sail
10 Hsvre, 3l6@l to. y h. Cotton to Bremen llc.
u n. Cotton by steam to New York, E0ic.
y H.: tobacco $40 y hid; -four sOc. q bbl;
corn 20@2lc. u bushel. Cotton by steam to Bos-
ton, ltc.; -four S5c, y bbl.; corn zoe. - bushel Cot
ton by steam to Philadelphia lc. y b.; -four SOC. o
Dbl. Through rates to Hamburg, by steam. via
New York. 3-l6d. for Cotton. Cotton by steam
to Bremen It'd. Cotton by sail to Boston 10. Mo-
leases by steam to New York 81; sugar by do, to
do, Sc.
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A NOVEL AND RATHER PERILoUs ADVENTURE
Two young men, W. II. Jones, of Dayton, and
Professor o. M. d. Bose, recently of Frederick
city, Maryland, are to start tomorrow morning
from this city, in an open boat, on an excursion
to the mouth Of the Tallshatche river. This river
is branch of the Yazoo, in Mississippi. They
are TO go by way Of the Miami canal to CncIn-
natl, and thence down the Ohio and Mississippi to
Vicksburg. and from thence up the Yazoo to the
point Of destination, which, If they succeed In
reaching, will comprise journey of more than
fifteen hundred miles. The boat in which they
are TO make the Journey is light pine skiff four
teen and oDehalf feet in length and about three
and oDe-han feet in breadth at the widest part.
The front Of il is covered with an oilcoth cover,
perhaps two and one-balf feet high. supported in
such a manner as TO give the shape of gothic
house roof. The boat is driven through the water
partly by means of oars and partly by means of
small stern wheel.
Messrs. Jones and Bose express their intention
to pass over the falls In the Ohio, at Louisville in
stead Of going around them by way of the canal.
Taking all things into consideration, this excur.
sion seems to us to be rather a hazardous under.
taking, 6nd We would much rather hear of its
having been accomplished than merely begun. 1t
is however, only just to say of these Adventures,
that if there two men in the State that will &C.
complish such journey it is they.-[Dayton
(0hio) Ledger, Nov. q.
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SHORT LIFE OF WOMEN II CITrEs-Dr. Hall,
fpeakng of the frail health and early fading of
American women, especially in cities and large
towns, says they live too luxuriously and their
habits of eating and sleeping are too artificial and
irregular. Our young women are trained 10 female
boarding sch ols which, with rare exceptions, are
academies of mental, moral and physical depravs-
ton where novel reading In secret. and a smat.
tering of everything In public, with q thorough
practical knogledge Of nothing, is the order Of the
day. From graduation to marriage, nothing Is
done to establish the constitution, to make firm
the health-no instructions given as to how that
health may be preserved, no active teaching as
TO household duties, no invigorating morning
walks. no wholesome. elegant, and graceful exsr.
else on horseback. The days are spent In eating,
in easy longing, in ceremonial vistings. in luxu
rious dresmiDgs over sentimental fctions, their
nights in heated rooms and crowded assemblies Of
hot and poisoned. IL not putrid air. No wonder
that with educations like these. the girls of our
cities and larger towns fade away into the grave
long before they reach the maturity Of woman
hood. -
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GENERAL KIRBY sMITH's
MILITARY ACADEMY
At Newcastle.
HENRY COUNTY. KENTUCKY.

On September 18th, 1883 KIRBY SMITH, with eorps Of
Assistants whose qualifications Of the highest order viii
open, at Newcastle, KenIncsy,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle located healthy blue region
Henry county equi distant -four miles from the Louisville
Frankfort and Lexington and the Louisville aud Cncnn att
Railroads. connected with each maeadamized pike
and ab0u. tao hours travel BY rail from Louisville.
The Academy buildings. owned by himself, Of modem
construction admirably sdspted school purposes and stu
sted in the suburbs of the The standard Of education
will aim at tnoroughness IN branch 20 be determined
BY Impartial and searching examinations The discipline viii
be strictly military requiring Dmcusty and prenptness IN
the performance OF duty The domestic department
will be conducted with and lberaty to the
health comfort and contsnment Of the scholars The scho
sc session Is divided into two Of twenty weeks each
the bret commencing september 18th The charges fo
will be three hundred seventy dollars u
for the entire session of forty payable in
equal insaments the Of each ter OF the
session No deduction from these charges will made for
absence during the term In pr0rscted sickness
honorable discharge and then tuition fee of So
current term will be required
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms. Books
and stationery at Louisville prices AS the number OF pupils
ID limited those wishing TO places in the institution
should apply at In thus making his resi-
dence In Kentucky and devoting himself education
m youth the Principal hopes have the of his
friends in this Commonwealth.
For further Information address KIRBY SMITH.
Students will leave the at Eminence the louisville
and Frankfort Railroad whence emnibusss will them
TO Newcastle <. K. q
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York: Miss Kate Wright, G Rspelyes. John Num-
roe, B. F. Beers. James s. Kirk. q. p. Ravens, 8.
c. GreeDleaf, Mrs. Hswley and two children,
Samuel Peters and wife. Miss d. B. Smith, +. II.
Duryea, wife and two children.
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Cattle Market.

CRY JEFFERSON, December o 1858.
Arrived yesterday-220 Texas Beeves. 60 Hogs.
Sod-307 Texas Beeves, 345 Calves and YesrlIngs,
l75 Hogs. 355 Sheep, IL Mich Cows. Stock on
sale-577 Texas Beeves, 81 Calves and Yearlin9s.
4o6 Hogs, SIS Sheep, and 81 Mich Cows. We
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GROCERIES. WIN Es. ETC.

0hOCEh1ESs WIN We EAU
GRIFFIN q PORCH
"a TCHoUPIToULAs STREET.
Are in receipt of Full and Complete Assortment Of
WESTERN PRODUCE
stspIe and Fancy Groceries,
CLEAR SIDES. SHOULDERS. HAxs
NESS PORK, LARD, BUTTER, FLOUR
CHEESE WHISKY, CANDLES. STARCH,
SOAP. PICKLES. PRESERVES,
CAN FRUITS, PEPPER, ALLsPICE,
CINNAMON. SUTNEss,
CLOVES, GINGER, Etc, Etc.
full assortment Of COFFEE. SUGAR, MoLAssEs
and TEA, which are offered the. Taads the lowest
market prices.
GRIFFIN a PORCH, 81 TehOupltOul.s street
Goodrich n RAILEY.
ONO. @ GOODRICH. lat. Of Goodrich a DC.
0AAs. r RAILEY, late Of Geo. q. Garner
Wholesale Groeers and Dealer
WESTERN PRODUCE. WINES. LIQUORS, ToBA
Etc, ct the Old Stand Of Geo. @ Garner Co,
Nos. ss Common and - Osusl -tr.si
N o. HITCHCOCK n co..
DIsTILLERs' AGENTS. REcTIFIERs OF SPIRITS,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,
Nos. as, a.. 40 and 81 GravIer Street,
In Peters Street,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
CkOOks n AAEIsTANY,
wHoLKsALz DEALERS II
LIQUORS, SPIRITS, WINES. CIGARS. Ere, ETC..
No. 50 TehoupItoul. street, and the Star Warehouse
ketre Dame street. corner Commerce
Always hand large stock Of Bourbon Monongaheia
Rye and Rectined Whistles, which offer - the trade
fh~rsl terms and 81 the lowest msrket rates
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IA KENAInsAKCE LOUIsIAHAIss.
NEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A PAsxs
Devoted 10 Southern Interests.
Seven Years Of kxistsnoeJ

most esmmsndAhs pubhcsesr for fails, ana eouaf,
people who practice the elegant French language; review
esbsrse the political Of the week ths
the country the New Orleans American interesting
facts Of Louisiana the agricultural and commercial Aars
the community the naxkt price current the theatrical
the tsrsry scsnhc productions Of the day. gives
great variety OF useful acts instructive gers humcrissis
snscdstss, and al that oompssss nrst clsss paper.
SUBSCRIPTION: % PER ANEUM
ma - paess Of LA RENAISSANCE sditsd On =
eoumss and the Advertisements are eonspicuousy dis
played with reading matter In each page that II ths
Journal Of bsst advertising mediums Of South
Job Printing done m al languages. Oeau street., Germs
GKzehAnss Ansy, Nsv Orlsana
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ED UCATIONAL.

CT. CHARLES INSTITUTE BOARutsv
y and Day School for Yong Lsdes-COndncted BY NM
O. MAZE LEFRANC, I04 and lOS Bourbon stree. rhe
Course Of Studies Of this Institute in full operation
the Let Of September To the able corps Of Music Teacher
attached to the Institute the Drecress added Mr.
Preyos % whom soeegie, Harmony and Singing are
nded This eminent Professor will his
lst Of October Young ladies' pupils Institute
be admitted TO these lessons For circulars apny
letter H.
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M Re. q. III. CALDWELL,
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
A Thorough English Education. AOders
Languages and Music,
Vocal and InstrumsntAi
DRAWING,
LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRAIfUKR
Stranger HOsel,
No. l2o Ch.rtres Street, New Orleans
RErEREyCEt
Rev. Dr Leeccck, New Orleans, La Prof 8 h Dtxo.
Charleston g. O.; Hon. Trssimond Landry, Louisiana
bon Judge Simon, New Orleans; Prof. I. L. Caldwell
rransyvsnis University.
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NEW ORLEANS CREsCENT.
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oFFIoIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY 'oF NEW
ORLEANS.
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Sales for the last three days about thirty hogs
heads.
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