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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE E-The
particulars OF an exciting affair that well nigh
ended in a double tragedy transpired on Mon.
day in Newark, y. j., and caused profound
sensation throughout that city. The New York
" or!d of yesterday gives the following particu-
lars
1T appears that on Saturday morning last
Mr. Peter +. Sedille, wealthy Frenchman,
residing in Richardson avenue, near Tichenor
street, discovered what he thought TO be u
proof of criminality the part OF his daughter,
Il handsome glrl OF seventeen, and Joseph
Conover, youth OF the same age, who had
Tor some time been paying his addresses TO the
daughter. On Friday evening Conover had
called at the house, and the pair, sitting upon
the sofa, had fallen asleep. They were awak
eued at the break Of daY on Saturday morning
By tic footsteps OF the old gentleman. The
young elrl hurried Conover OUT Of the room
and told him 10 hide himself in her room, up
stars But the fathers suspicious were
aroused, and he pursued the youngster to the
chamber. When he discovered the presence
ut Young COBOyer, he went down stairs, aud
-eizlng h daughter, he dragged her up 20 the
room. he then drew q dirk and attacked
them, tut Conovor, who - a young man oil
considerable strength, defended the grI and
himself with such vigOg that the iniurlated
man wa forced out oil the room. Tie then pro-
cured loaded rifle and returned TO the attack.
He aimed at Conover and pulled the trigger,
hut the charge fortunately, failed to 20 oH.
Before he could make another movement the
father OF young Conover entered and secured
the wond be- murderer, while the girl, with
Young Conovcr, escaped from the house. After
Sedlle had become moro calm, the girl return Ell
so the house and tried to persuade him OF Ter
innocence. But he attacked her again, this
rime With a raZ II, and was struggling with her
when the neighbars, alarmed by her cries,
came tn her rescue. The girl was again re-
moved, anu Sedille was, for some reason, allow
I'd TO go at large, no Information Of his crime
being given to the police. Oa Sunday he sent
Tor his daughter, and in her presence destroyed
his will, in which he had provided Tor the pay
ment of 500, 900 to her upon his death. During
the day, it is stated he made an attempt 10
take his own life, but he was again prevented
from executing his intentions. His insanity
seems to be fully proved, but he has not yet
been arreated 1t is stated, however, that he
will be placed in the lunatic asylum by his
friends. lie is very wealthy, and his derauge.
ment is said to have been caused by the in
iuLicious sale Of some property in New York
ior $4,000 which afterwards rose rapidly in
value.
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GAGHIAGE.

..ei.ec. that . Sound n.Ed sr3 body are tn, h-osl
rcs.ssrv REQUISITES to promote connubial Lap
=, uc.s Indeed without these the journey
In, ouph life becomes u weary pilgrimage; the
nro 70 c, hourly darkens TO the view, the lind
beco mos shadowca with despair and filed VIII
tho m elancholy reflection that the happiness g
snoth ar becomes highted with your own.
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TEKMS OF ADVERTISING.

Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts. Obitu-
aries will be charged At advertisement rates, for
notices over four lines.
Transient advertisements will be inserted at
former rates, viz: 81 for the first insertion OF
uhe squsre, of cigh. lines or less, and twenty
tve cents tor eAcn subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items IL cts. per
liue for tho first Insertion, and eight cents per
line tor each subsequent Insertion will be
charged
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RETURN OF A CONFEDERATE PRISONER TO
ARKANSAS. The following is from the Little
Rock Ark. Gazette Of July -
"Tbc Jacksouport Herald and Batesville
Times have long accounts OF the capture and
Imprisonment, for six years, OF Mr.. III. ii. Lee,
a cousin of General r. r. Lee, and formerly
citizen OF Madison, in this State. In Novem
ber, lS62 he was arrested IN Memphis, on
charge OF specializing IN Confederate money,
mt in the Irving block for one night, and then
Skinned for Camp Douglas, in Illinois. Arrlv-
ire there, the officer refused to receive him be
cause there was no law forbiddlng speculation
in money Of any kind The lieutenant having
him in charge then started with him TO Rock
Island, accompanied by seven guards. They
went 10 Milwaukee, Wis, and were going TO
put Lee in iail for slie keeping until they
could have spree About this time Lee and
Que OF his guards, who accompanied him, es
capcd. but were soon recaptured. MIR. Lee was
then imprisoned in Milwaukee Jail, and kept
I'M close confinement tor two aud 4 halt years
without trial. AT the end OF t1at time ne
was taken cut and sentenced without tnail
IN iour years Imprisonment IN the State prison,
at Madison, Wisconsin. During these lour
wears he was not allowed to write 10 his friend;
or read book or newspaper OF any kind, out
was effectively excluded from the world. Dur
INC this time his health was good. The time
for release came. He went to Cincinnati, where
he heard that his wife was dead. and be coulc
hear nothing OF his child From there ht
went to Memphis, where he was received by
his irieuds as one risen from the dead, and
learned the joyful news that his wife and child
the lattera gIown young lady were both living
and at Batesville. The telegraph was used II
annouuciuS To- his wife his safety and stating
that he would meet her at ]acksonport on th,
18th says the Herald They met, and sucf
meeting as 1t was never occurred within ou
knowe edge. The Joy OF the wife at the sigh
og ner restored husband was too great, ant
ssoou after swoon followed in rapid succession.
From here they went to Batesvile, their iutuI
homp. where We leave them trusting that
Inn, and happy hie may be youchsaied to tn,
happy family, and trusting that this is the las
Contedcra,e prisoner.
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EDGAR SNO wv ID N,

OFFICE-GAZETTE BUILDING, 70 PRINCE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-05

DAADER'S HOOP SKIRT, CORSET
n AND
SHOULDER BRACE FACTORY,
lg king st next to Brengle's Confectionery.
LADIES' and MISSES SKIRTS, all sizes
ana lengths, on hand and m ado to order.
French, GERMAN and AMERICAN
CORSETS comprising great variety IN style
and price
NURSING CORSETS, all numbers.
MISSES CORSErS, various styles and
prices.
have also con3tantly on hand the celebrate1
CANTBREA KIM CORSET STEEL.
Hoop Skirts altered and repaired.
H. BAADER,
ivl2 No. ll9 King street
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DUkNIr SHE'D just received = supply Of
now CROP TURNIP SEE d OF choice vaiie-
ties, for sale Wholesale and retail by rno,,
HHps. PR. SUGARS and l hid Y P
y Sugar received this day snG for sale az low
est rates hy AVERY y DAVIDSON,
ivH0 226 King ST., cor, Alfred.
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YOUNG MEN.

Who have injured themselves by, - ."
,sn practice, lndulged IN. habit Ire
Iuentiy learned from evil companions, or a.
aven whcn as.cep, and, if not cured, render
marriage impossible, and destroys both minc
"'a Gg4y no! pity that yeung man, the hops o.
his country, the pride of his parents should 90
snat,qhe1 lrom'sll prospects and enJoymeh's o'
,,st nslb W St 'i rs; and indulging in certain Sc
pT pTct babj. 5ach persons must, before coEte'o'
plating
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ORGANIC WEAK y ESS
DA. JUHNSUN

A.nuoI v! tue Royal College o. outEso3.;
london Graduate vi Jne oi The most eu-'IeH'
1Sii,,','' - In, limited Statee and the &reaeeF
~, 20 wn,s, int, nas oecn spcnt IN the ne-pIi-
Ais of London, Paris, PGIaielpaia, ahd e'9s
.Lyro la. elected some VI the most asIohl'l- asI
!ny cAjss Ln..l were evvI hnowh, man' trouo'v1 ''
Nth rInglag IL IL. lvad and care "nop a'I'ep
srual uu.yJUsAesa. JeIhA 'aFi"eG ~
,urd. ba.nluIAvss HILB / eq.enL olusEI"S, ~
..n'1..d s,,,,,..!tu,. VII leranyolnoL. y! p'h
y,ro cured iu.uivdlaLe!S.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men conitempla
ting marriage, being aware OF Physical Weak
ness Organic Debility, Deformites, speedily
cured.
He who places himself under tho care OF d.
j. may relig!ously conede in his honor rs =, q
gen.leman, and confidently rely upon his ski
Is u physician
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EtA n X ERS.

EsANkERS.
v:IiMEr u CoRsX MONTGOMERY u. CoRss
sHANK!NU HOUSE OF
Wli.MNR ~. cox r u co.
:'o. a. 4 81, ing st.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WILL. DEAL ~
rGWIEtiH EXCHA NOE, GOLD AND
.lINHE coin, JNCU RRENT
MONEY. !. ILEOAD
Bon Us, &c. &c
EKNMENT BONDS and other secuti-
ties bought and sold on commission.
Collections made on all accessible points In
the United States, and proceeds promptly re-
mit,ed Int. Rev Stamps for sale. sep
JHo. W. BURKR. A. HERBERT. w, MAuRT
ahUKkE, HERBERT & Co,
Is A N IL f. H y,
OYsICE- CORNER KINa & WATER sTs,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
BUY AND SELL
UNCURRENT MONEY,
G0LD AND SIL YER COIN,
AND EXCHANG "a.
BONDS AND STOCKS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSiON,
Sight Drafts, Checks, and Timo Colleetions,
romptly RENTED for. iJi-u
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FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS, Man - l~6g.
nNANcE.

FINANCE
There il alwavs some addiIionalacriNity
noticeable at oar hank connters on Satur-
day, and to-day has been no exception to
the rule. DepoSiting and checking 10
close M the weeks business lends an ap-
pearance q animation to money matters
which they really only possess for the
moment. Money il easy ~ an old shoe and
baut OF ponhdenee arpang men . afeeling
81 uncertainty as 10 the way affairs are
managed al The National Capital, is likely
to keep il so, As far As our banks are con
cerned. They acJ with extreme caution,
which WAS only equalled probably last
spring when currency was much more
stringent Tran il i now and IorroNe rz
were as plentiful as leaves upon the trees,
Exchange also is in ample supply and
selling rates have atendency 10 more case,
while The demand Is light on all points.
County Scripish firms and some holders ask
higher rates, while there is none at all
Offering except sSsdealers.
City Narrant$an Police Scrip are duh
and nominal.
In Gold there j. al disposition 10 sell
among interested holders and dealers are
keeping up a Large margin upoh New
York rates. That market opened at l407s
andaAcIosed al IA with Sterling Exchange
steady at l09lz for prime 60 day bills.
Sales Of Tennessee Bonds were reported
ar GZ5- n FElF.. Aav- Egg4 ssTH.
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WANTS

WANTEn-A com pefent hook-kespeT, whO
has had experience in huSlne~S-one familiar
with the lumber business prelerrcd-tO go 70
kickSburg. Mississippi Address, with refer
cpces, M. & Co. Appeal Office. my2
~ FRASFD or S~TOLEN.-Ou Monday, Eth
- inst, a small WHITE CON-. said Co.'S Is
three wears old. s. slightly spotted with
brow and j. believed 10 be without brand OF
ear marks. \ liberal reward viii b. paid Tor
Ter return 70 the residence OF Gen. ALBERT
head o. Adams street. mEU
"ANTEp-AGENTS, To sell the American
w Eutrfing Machine. Price 81 The SIM
Hest. cheapest and bgsi Knitting Machine
ever invented VIII knit 3le0 stitches per
minute. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES agents. Ad-
Hf@s AMERICAS bSIITIAE MATHISE
90. Boston, Mas, or II. LOUIS, Mo. my9
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Monday. tas zlst lgne. 1853.

IN frrnt on the Commercial Hotel, in the clty
Of Memphis, Tennessee, expose for sale, M
public cutlery % the highest bidder, for cash,
and sell the following lands lying and being
In Mississippi county, Arkansas. tO-Wit: Tbs
w OF y OF section G, section IS. : = 4 III
section %, y = Of W y Of s,.ish -, town
i = section u, section 10, " . scction ~, y W
4, section "a. = OF section 90, section p. SEQ
ton /, Sc a section u, section I, section -,
section Il, section II, NJ SaUttnn u section D.
section q, section >. = and " y section
HI& = u seeJqns5. y EGf section %. iRtown-
tipn 3, Il Of section Is " "a Of sectinu as F
= OF section :, l. T. Of section \, fractional
section 8 ana fractional section 10. In town
ship IL north range east; east fnarfional s
OF section u, west fractional = OF section =,
Is y of section BE % OF sertinn 81, see
tion y, township i6, north range 9 cast:
" y Of section IL : 4 of section -, W y
am y y Of section %, : " Of section 50,
township Is, north range 9, east " y of sec
section s, w = of section 9, section Il, Sectinn
y, section -, section -. fraction dissection ..
section 20, - OF section 81, y W a, west al
river, OF section y. section y, sccttcH y. see
ton -. y = of section =, = la-of section lS.
township n, 9rEth range o east; section %.
toYnship II, north rapgel2 cast, containing
1b.el9 acres morn or less
-atlso, an undivided ipterest Of asa acres.
more or less, IN ana "a thef,LiOW ing described
scctiQps anl parts Of sections. containing
3 ACRES more or less, IN Mississippi county
Arkansas, tO-wit:
Traction OF section p. township Is. north
range 9east fraction OF section \. = " frac-
tiOnal Of section q, L = OF section y, +
and > w "A OF section 3l,NE of section p,
" Of section %, township Is, north ~SUge
9 least; 4 section 70, W E"f Wf4of see
tion Il, township II, aurih rargcN lgeast. 4 Is
of section 2E, section ., township %. north
FaRge lleastl sectlm II, section &,ssctigIi &c,
toNn ehipA, norm range II casts NEA Of
section 1, W. Of \ "a of Septi0n. II, TOWN.
shin II, north range u east e 4 and = w = Of
section 6, tGWnship y, north range 9cnst; W
= at saetiop3, " u OF section 4, + = Of
section 8, Ii y OF + y of section S, y j. 4 OF
section Il, y EL OF section 20 FL OF see
ton ~, township II, north range Q east.
The sale will be percmpt0ry and az th&
time and place stated. cOInmcncing az tic
hour Of eleven o'clock am. The Gully or
redemption and doWcr Interest Of The said
Jeptha FoMlseS aal his ~ile sarah w.
IONikeS is expressly Waived in said Trust
Deed. The title is believed 10 be perfeoi. hut
] sell ana convey only asnNsieo,
The sale is made 10 secure the payment Of
the npffO Of leutha FoWlkcs, Described In said
Trust Deed, far Sei,0l5 10, and due LIST NAV.
1854, aud In the hands of II. s. Smith, unpaid.
JAMES B. BEST, Trustee,
tClerk Circuit Court Mississippi county, Ark. )
Beechcr & Beieher. Attorneys, mNI9
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FOR SALE.


TOP SALF@ No. MICH COW, with
II YOUNG Calf-RccllmEtcd. elves o gal
IONS a day. Apply atthe Appeal Office. NV
NOR SALE-A No family Horse and nice
i Rockaway and harness. Apply 70
myB J.
nor SALE-Elght ircc-f-amei NELOCI-
It PEDES, OF lnfrat !mTsroyed make. VIZ be
sold cheap for cash. Apply tnthtS ofhee. myl5
NOR SALE or exchange for other property,
L the Rolling Mil Of the Memphis Mining
and Manufacturing Company, located on
Holf river. ] mile from Court Square. Japae-
Ity, eight tons finished bar iron per day. APP
piv 10 w. TCHARDSOS Hunt,
President, etc,
mEl. lee Book, Union street.
RsALE@Ee0oa ntiiHl residence known
E as the MENkEN FLAEE, 81 H1unIary
Ayenue. about Two blocks north ofthe terml-
nus ofthe PDplsr street railroad. The rounds
comUrise about A~I-.ucreS, with carriage house
and ~out-houEcs. II viii be sold on favorable
terms, n exchanged mr business property.
Apply 10 AtNhEA~ htJ4 1EhN-
.hh
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BOARDING.

TpTSTRI BOAKIACan be had. al moder
u ate terms, during the summer months, ~
one or two gentlemen with families. Slthi
short distance Of the terminus OF the Strd4
Railroad. and near the state Female Colleges
Address A. A~PfTALOrice. myll
observation-disclosures and unfurniShed
ID FOomsf for single gentlemen or families, or
day board, can BE- obtained al 40 Madison
street. References required. my6
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Tor heautifying and whitening the com
Il plexion IL Is ~unequaled, entirely free from
injurious substances, largely used by the
elite and operate artists of Europe. and is
now being introduced for the first time in
America with great and fattering success.
ask for the MILK OF NI0LETS. aecept of no
substitute, and wherever introduced IL Will
be Indispensable TO every lady's complete
toilet. For sale by all druggists and fancy
goods dealers. v. ". BRINCKAIfOFF, re-
moved TOD College Place, New York; aeTmyi
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GOrham Manufacturing Company.
PROVIDENCE Z.
STERLING SILVER WARE

FINE ELECTRO PLATTER WIRE,
TyHIs Compass haVfn9the most extensive
and complete S~ifVorware Factory IN the
world, aud employing the best talent in de-
signing. modelling and finishing, are, with The
aid of i~ngeuiousa aud iabor-saYing machinery,
enabled 10 produce In large quantities, and al
the lowest prices, goods beautiful IN design
and unsurpassed in finish. the dneness OF
which they guarantee tGhe "a sterling pHrity
L. ;. Mint assay. a certificate Is issued with
ali articles in silver FOR The purpose Of pro-
tecting purchasers FROM limitations OF their
designs.
They also continue 10 manufacture their
w~ell-kRcWn and HnriValed Nickel-SAYer
Electro-Platcd Ware, which VIII last twenty
I've years with fair everyday usage.
Orders received from the trade ehis hut
these goods may he obtained rom fsglsansi-
Bile dealers every where.
at@ qaE s'T :, T fi@Sl5 e.
STERLING. Plate. sOspAA2eses
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Eth Bay Of tune Next

Upon me premises. sell at public outcry, 10
the highest bidder, for cash, the following des-
orlbed property in said deed specified, to-wit:
Sitnate In The town of Chelsea, in the county
Of Shelby, state OF Tennessee, lying now
within tho limits Of the city OF Memphis,
known as lots umberslM $40 hundred andtwo
and two hundred and three, being the orn
lots at the southeast side of the intersection
of GreenlaW and Fifth streets, according to the
plan of the said town OF Chelsea, together
with all the buildings, improvements aud APP
~purtenanceS thereon. Sale within the hours
prescribed by law. SEl.ing is trustee, ] will
convey spch tjtle-only as Is vested IN me by
said deed. L, Y, DIXON, Trustee.
May 4, 1858, myj
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE

MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE eRailRo4D EMs
SEPsNRr. ARRrvE
nsy Expires. r r. time . 490a.m. 2.S0a.hi
CIty time..-..3:6 am.
Night Express, u. II. time. 8: 90 pm. l2:iO am.
City time..2:5 pm.
Ticket Offices No. % l-2 Main street and a
Depot, head Of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached 10 Night Express
Train, which goes through 10 Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, With
ont change.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nASTIRE-IOU acres very fine, part clover
at N~hitehaven, NJ. and +. Il. X. lnquir,
% Digs s WafUrd'S livery.
mvgI ". 4. pODIFN-
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httenfinn Planters and Tradsrs

- wTrr, trade o new, fresh and desirable
49, ~ CIofhinr for q No. ! PlautaLlons
SeiSg worked with stock, impleme1ts,
etc. having good dwelling and qualtsasg fbs
Goods win be sold at Ny. invoice,
plantation must be priceq On
ASsfess No q ysaszOns 81, toaisYills ksE
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of the provisions of a certain
ID Deed in Trust executed by John l.. SaiIa-
rams TO me, as trustee, on the 10th day of June,
1867, conveying the estate hereinafter des-
cribed TO secure certain debts in said deed
specified, which said deed was duly recorded
in the Registers Office of shelby county, Ten
nessee, in Book No. ", on pages a, % n 9s,
Will. ON tbp
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE FOR RENT-On MOsby street, No.
3. containing all roomS-nenrly new and
in good condition-with every convenience,
acf tern fllI Of good wafer, and IN one OF The
most pleasant and healthy locations in the
city. Inquire OF Va boOId,
my17 s. Second street.
EOR ~RFNT.-The house now occupied By
II Mr.. Cyrus johnson, No. - Alabama street
Ak rooms, pantry, kitchen ana servants
myI4 JAMES KELLY.
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70 MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS
Going West-LeaYe Hopefeld daily at Il.
an. a4a
Coming East-Leave Madison daily At . PM
FerryIDoat leaves foot of Union 81. at : am,
aSrR. BEAU MONhn
General superintendent.
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Mr.. J.. II. Slater, well known in hnan-
cial circles in this city, leaves to-day on a
brief visit to Europe. We have been In
debted to him for many items Of interest
inmoney matters, and wish him q pleas
ant trip, as well as a safe return,
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

ARRIVE. DEPARr
New Orleans Mail, daily go s5 ) 40 am
y. Orleans Express, dafly..ss30 am. 4 Op.m
Freight, daily except sun
4AA PIN As8 AaAA
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New orleans and all points south
Express Train makes direct connection for
COffeeVille, Water Valley, oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket Office ~ l2 Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passengers
and check baggage in any part Of the city, by
leaving orders at 81 10 Main street.
As. LINERMORE, Gcnl Sup't.
CT. OAKLEY, Gen1T Ticket Agent.
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MANY Thousand Of them have been tested
w during the past four years, and have
prayed q perfect success, rs thousands of GER
tidcates could be produced; but 1 deem il I'M
necessary. as the Pump Will show for itself,
and prove all its qualities on examination.
1t is a Pump which Is ultimately destined
TO supercede all other Pumps now in use, for
the simple fact-irst, the cylinder is made of
solid flint glass, and IL undoubtedly Will last
one hundred years, and still be good as ever,
Second, il will never aSEe any bad taste 20
the water. or rust it. Third, it Viii never
wear out, so as 10 put the working part out of
order. Fourth, the Piunger working in glass,
it will last as long as FIVE in iron or wood.
Fifth, the valves are made Of glass, and are so
placed that il Is impossible for them to get
out of qrder, SIXTH, the conducting pipe is
manufactured of wrought iron, galvanized
inside and out making II perfectly free from
rust. Seventh, no water stands In the pip TO
get warm In summer or freeze in winter, and
II requires no printing to start 1t. Eighth, il
is the best hand fire engine ever invented. II
will force the water from any common we'll
at the rate of twenty gallons per minute.
Ninth, its whole construction IS so simple
and complete tha renders II less liable to get
out Of order than any pump yet invented,
and makes IL the cheapest ON the continent,
When all it's qualities are mlly understood no
one will be withoutit. It will save its cost in
insurance and many lines save valuable
property.
Having established q factory in the city of
Memphis, Tenn, for the manufactory ofthese
Pumps, we are now prepared to furnish, at
wholesale and retail, toall parties engaged, or
wishing to engage in the business.