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TRADE

Up to 9 late houI no hOat from st. LOUIS
had arrived, hence prices in the general
market remained as heretofore reported,
with but few changes, and firm, Meats
are active and firm, with a slight sd
vance. Flour is active, with an increased
demand. Apples remain the same, 81 $50
8 so. Bacon is firm, with q shade advance.
We heard of sales OF 10 casks st the levee
at S%c, and 20 casks in store st SZGSZc.
Shoulders sold at 7%c, and clear rib sides,
z casks, at SIC. Sugsr-cured hams sre
scarce and a slight advance; sales at I6kc
for fancy. Mess pork, no change, SIS 5O0
Is 70. Begging is in good demand, and
steady. We heard of one lot of 200 pieces
at 1SHc for 2-pound, snd 19Lc for 2L-
pounds. Ties remain unchanged: 200
bundles sold at SIC. Bran unchanged a.
SIG 90. Cornmeal scarce, but little offer
ing, snd held st s. 25. Corn-none offer
ing. Sugar and coffee steady; no change.
Cheese is in good demand; q boxes star
factory sold at lie Hsy, easy st SlSQ25.
Flour firm, with sales of two lots at 81 40.
Oats, no CREST demsnd at Sic. Butter is
hrmer; sales, 20 tubs fair to choice at 2l@
pc. Potatoes easy; sales 25 bbls at 50 As;
choice, s. 80. Eggs, ct &c. Cabbage,
81 SO to s. so. Chickens quiet at 81 to
s. so. Liquors unchanged. In the live
stock market the regular business is being
done, with g gradual increase. There is
no material change in prices.
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SYPHILIS.

or all diseases which flesh Is heir to, none
bring so much misery, moral and physical,
az syphilis. To ali so afflicted We can truly
say this renfdy VIII help you- Two articles
found, by experience, to be peculiarly efnca-
cious for this disease, are Contained in this
compound. We ask you to try Dr.. FoWler's
Compound Extract, and, BY giving It 3 fair
trial, Il VIII cure you.
We speak with much confidence OF DR..
FOWler1s Compound, because we know what
it 10 composed OF, end what 1t VIII do. We
know d. Fowler well, who Ia q physician OF
known repute, standing second TO none In
the country, Of long experience, an hOnora-
bic man, who, having q reputation foT char
aoter, as well as ourselves, would never al
low a medicine to e. before the public with
out merit. And We say Of this Compound, II
taken according to directions, alter q faiI
trial, It will do all we claim ter It.
We offer it as a new discovery, which II
certainly is-a genuine article for Scrofnla,
syphilis and all blood Impurities; and know
inRth the genuineness of it, as such we send 1t
forth, saying, SEQ, Heal the sufseringFe
PRICE, ONE DOLLAE PER BOTTLE.
o SAIL By
BOcKOHER Bros, Sole PropFietsFs.
ll3 Liberty Street, New York city
a v. ZONES CO, wholesale Druggists,
s5z MAIN 8fzeeG
"A cod SOLE AGENTS FOB AEAPaA.
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
ST. Catherine of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington Co., Kentucky.
Under the Patronage Of the Very
Reverend Superior Of ST. Rose.

THIS institution Is situated two miles
from Springfield, about q quarter OF q
mile from the BardstOwn n Springfield
It Ia by the Sisters OF
the Order of st. Dominic. and Is wei proYfoeo
with competent and experienced teachers,
y no spare NJ pains to render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. The dtscl
pine of the Institution win be firm and
uniform, but mild and parental, while the
s~tricssst attention VIII be paid TO the health
and wants ofths pupils The course OF
studies embraces all the branches useful anG
Ornamental. This Institution was eSLaoi1sheo
in 1872 ana Is situated in one OF the health
lest and most beautiful portions OF the state,
n Is of easy access by rail rom Louisville.
An extensive farm is conneci ed Win the
Institution. from which all the suPpl1es are
drawn, thus giving 1t considerable adVan
tage over others. The Academy grounds are
extensive and tastefully arranged The
buildings are erected with an eye especially
TO health and comfort.
b Academic year commences on the nrSt
Monday In September and ends on the last
Wednesday in June, and Is divided into Two
sessions OF five months each.
Terms per session OF ave months accord
ing to the class of the pupil, SIS, SIS and SlOO,
psyablehalf in advance.
For further particulars apply 10 Messrs. j
q. WebD & Co., Louisville, Ch2s. ID. Elder
ESQ. Il Commercial Pace, New Orleans, or
to the gathers In ~eharRelofBt. Peters, courehr
Memphis, Tennessee. d&w au2
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To RailrOad Contractors.

q EALED PROPOSALS for grading, con-
y structing the P1ing or Trestle WORE rur-
nishina Crcssties, Laying Track, snd Clear
inR. On Section No. 2, Of the Memphis and
VisksburQ Railroad, viii be received, a. the
once of the undersigned, until IL O'Clock m.s
September, 22d inst.
Hids will be received for the whole or any
mart Of fine work, and viii state:
Price per cubic ysrd for grading or emhank-
Price per cubic foot for Trestling;
price per cubic foot for Piiing;
Price per CrOsstte:
Price Der mile for Track Laying;
Price par acre tor Clearing.
Rond and security in the sum Of one-hRlf
the amount OF the work applied for mus ac-
oSmDenv the proposals. A profile Of said
sacffon 81 road, and specifications governing
Ire oonstruction Of the work, can be Iaen at
tho once of the President on and after the
18th instant
The section of work for which proposals
ave- Snvitsd begins on the west bank Of the
Yakoo river and the erection Oh
Little Deer creek for ten 90 miles.
The right is reserved 70 reject any or al
Nils WRIT ADAMS,
sais President N. and V. K r.
VtcksbUrg, Miss
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ErIdaN- nctnhar 2lIh- g.

between the hours OF 10 Am and 4 pm, on
tbs southwest corner Of Main and Marison
streets, in the efgY Of Memphis, sell at pub-
lie sale, to the highest bidder for cash, ths
following Described property s.tustsd In
shelby county, Tennessee. ard described IS
follows, ao-Wtt. lots Numbers IL, Is. -, 10, n,
~, IS and q, IN block 81. as laid down upon
the map OF Fort Pickering extended, being
288 feet on the north side OF Van bnren strest
by l2lh feet on the east side Of Third street.,
togetner with al the a-ppurtenances thereto
belonging SAID deed II Trust was executed
to secure the payment Of certain Droml8sofF
notes due Henken Bros. Redemption
waived, title believed TO be good, bat I VIII
sell and convey only as Trustee.
anlSfri b DUDLEY FRAYSER. Trustee.
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RI0 COFFEE.

WE are nov Offering 20 the trade the en-.
w ftre cargo Of the ship Royal Blne
Tsck ct - Consisting of prime and cnolce hlo
Soiees. WIN sell the unoroksn MARKS OF
same 10 the trade at lowest prices lor goio OF
cuTrency. for cash or approved paper, ohAoeh
ttms - NAV be desirable 70 purchasers
FAhGASOH a CLAY
Noa RR and 30 Front street
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rheumatism and Paralysis
POSITIVELY CURED by the use of my
celebrated
Electro Chemical Eaths.

P%artt,ular attention paid TO Diseases OF Fee
males. such as Supp reesed or Painful Mem
struation Falling ofthe womb eueorrhea
or Whites, and TO al irregularities OF the
Monthly periods.
me Doctor can be consulted personally or
nv letter. an2
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Ig1ND0N H9pLemDtT u a-3V ITO
United States funding loan Z per cent
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EDUCATIONAL
University of Alabama,

Ala

MATHEW F.MAURY, IL D., Professor.
We WYNN A. NJ, Professor Of Latin.
WI. VAUGHAN A. NJ, Professor OF APP
piled Mathematics.
3. ?. MEEK, a. N Professor Of English
b. PECK, A NJ, Professor OF Pure Mathe-
GEa. sEO. P. HARRISON, Professor o Mil
itary Engineering and C~ommaunaut
A. \. GARNE ET, NJ. D., Professor OF Natural
His Org and Surgeon
REV, TELFAIE 1DGSON, A. n, Professor
Of oral Philosophy.
". A.PARREE. Pm D., Professor Of Greek.
J.G GRIsWoLD, Ph.D.I Professor OF Mod
n L0PTOE, Al, Professor Of Chemis-
K A. SMITH. Phi. D., Professor Of Geology
AID MIneralogy.
1. The plan of instI uction adopted for the
re organization OF the University Is that OF
lHdeDendent Schools.
2. Fhedisolpline VIII be hat Of the best mil
itary institutions Of the country under the
direction Of the President and Com
g. An applicant for admission into the low
est class IN the Institution must PASS a salts
factory examination on English Grammar
sion INTO an advanced class, must satisfy the
Professor in each school into which be pro-
IoEes to enter. OF his ability to profit By the
instruction to be given
4. The scholastic year Is divided Into two
terms. The frst begins on the nrst Wednes-
day in October. and continues 70 the second
Wednesday in February. The sec nd beg as
81 the close OF tbs dsst, and continues 70 the
last Wednesday OF June
8. The NODE Of instruction Ia BY Lectures
sind Text Books, accompanied oy daily exam
e. ExPESsEs.-The following charges In
eIude every necessary expense per session to
lime months, half OF which must be paid Al
tbs baQfuuiuQ OF each term.
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western a North Caroline Railroad,
The debt AGAINST the nrst being $3.50, COO, and
the debt against the last being 50, COO.
In the meantime sealed proposals for said
roads and debts viii be received by the Com
missloners. and can be sent to the Comp
troiher OF b State, as Nashville, TO be opened
en- the day Of sale; and should any such pro.
Dosala be acceptable 20 the commissioners,
no sale OF the road to which they apply viii
be made. the sale OF the others viii proceed
Immediately.
T6e payments may be made in the Bonds
of the State and their Coupons; o~ne-fourth
Al the dats OF sale, and the residue in one,
two and three years from the day OF sale,
property sold.
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No S78.-In the First Chsneery Court ofsnsl-
by County, Tennesses.
WHEREAS, the Mississippi River Railway
a4 Cnmps1y and its Directors, !. NOR
ton, ID. u. Hennfng. John Overt0R, :. u
Ehits taesys 49,
tns Peoucah san Gulf Railroad Company
and tt Directors, * Norton, L 8 Trim
ton and s. g Thomas, have nIsd their petit
ton in the First Chancery Court. Of she By
COunty, so TO amend and enlarge their char
tiers n powers under the sevsTal lsWs made
and provided for their benefit. ~ to COM
pIsts and perfect their consOlid alton into
one Company, under the nsmsO Of
THE PADUcAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
COMPANY,
with the powers, privileges and franchises
granted to said ompan and to the New
Orleans and Ohio Railroad Company and to
make one coutfuuOus connection from Mem
phis to aducah, and to authorize the eOnsol-
fdated Company 70 tssEe mortgage bonds not
TO exceed thousand dollars per
mile.
Now, therefore, all persons are notified to
appear as said Chanesry Court In the city OF
Memphis, on or before the hr5t Monday In
Oct0eer, I7L, to show cause Why said prayer
shOulI not be grsntsdi otherwise said pel-
ton vii be proceeded with expaTte.
THIS August 2, EI
A ~COpy.-AttesL
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY B J. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Stephens > smith. Astorneys anzs
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in front of tha premises described below, on
1econd strest, In Ia city OF Msmphisi A
certain lot siJuats in the city OF Memphis,
Tennessee, beiuE the enc undivided mar OF
tine east hai lot No. -, - designated On
the map and plan OF tbs city Of Memphis,
tbs sad sRsE half Of NaId lot being situated a.
The northWs est c1rns OF the Intersection OF
second aud Madison street8, Ia said city and
fronting on the north side Of Maoisoo street
T45k feet. ard on th0 west side OF Second
81. set, 74h &et. making square OF - eel
by 7sL feeE The interest to De SOLD IN said
Lot being the undivided mOiety OF which a.
: Caldwell, died seized and possessed.
rERMs OF and twelve monl14
credit. purchaser giving notes Win approved
security, and q lien retained upon me prog
srty until the purchnser money is paid
Equity OF redemption barred. sales within
JOHN b. FREEMAN, Clerk.
august 2sth, i67I
e,T.T7c- ana
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LvERDIsEAsE

LIVER DISEASE
prevail to a greater
bly, n other NAL
always anXiousiy
Liver Is regulated
is almost inVarfa
OF action IN the
ache, Constipation,
the Shoulders, CGu
Stomach, Bsd Taste
iOus attacks, Palpi
Depression OF the
and q hundred Oths
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered It acts
and, being astmpie
pound, can do no
less in e way
~ ear and han
and great from ali
Try VIII vcueh for
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PETlll0A FUR MeeRPgRaTloa.

EbMUHD ACOLE, CLERK and Master.
By r ]. BLACK, Deputy Q. and n.
Elicit & Pusisu. s1ls. sspU
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DQpQo


EndIE Ul8
aLtsnl nlu pCch
ADJ, aua ralis. i
sDushtGn II e
init action. b NJ b.
bly, seured Waut
Liver csuees Hea
T~aundtcs, Paiu e
gh, DisEineie 1Hr
IN the Mouth Biz
tation Of the I cart
spirits. o. Elu1
" symptoI1s, which
r EGULATDH y
hat has ever bee
mildly, slteeEuzIT
Y com
injury. IL Is harm
Is has been used Tor
1rsds Of the gcof
parts OF the coun
It's virtues
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Trustees Sale.

% By virtue OF tue provisions OF a Deed
Of Trust to me executed by James 81. Ed
mondsOn, John +, Titus and E. Titus, Execu-
tors OF the will of r. Titus, deceased, and L.
A. Titus. N. K Titus John z. Titus, 4. ItsEs,
W. 3. Titus and + 7. EdmcpsOD, WtlOW and
hefrs-st-law and devtsees of z. Titus, de-
ceased, to secure the paymen Of n certain
debt due nom the estate OF f.. Titus TO the
President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank Of Louisville therein specified. vhicl
deed Is registered in the R7gisser5 ONCE OF
shelby county, fn Book No. Is. PAGE "a; ard
81 the request OF the parties interested there
in.I viii. ON
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TRusTEE's SALES


ny virtue OF the power vested IN me by deed
y of trust executed by James ID. kunns on
the 4th day OF December, 1887, to secure Ger,
tain indebtedness therein mentt0ned, and
recorded in book 81, pages SIS, 5T and e48, l
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St.AgnesA Academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
HRHIs Academy for the education Of young
ladies' Is under the su~perintendence OF
the Sisters OF 81. Dominic. b course OF m
struction Includes useful and ornamental
hranches OF education. Special attention
giyen TO moral and polite deportment. fne
School year commences on the FIRST MOcDAI
or SEPTENBEk, and closes about Inc last OF
June. Terms per session, payable halfin 3D.
vance, SIS, $50, $50 q ylOo, according 70 inc
agreed class OF the pupils. FOR fRTtnsr hloh-
MOTHER Superior,
anr1 st. Agnes Academy.
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RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK
s. yopv zantsmber Iq. LAO p.m,-
DECLINED
\ n ~ YoRK.

NV YoRK, September l9, l0:25-sm-
Tnera is no decided change in the market,
which is acsive and steady' SgeInns
stead. at 1851. Gold lOsning at lis OF
: per cent,
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such as syphilis, Gonorrhes, Gleet structures
AND an Urinary lis aases; Syphlltlc or Mer-
cnTiaI sffections of the throat, skin or bones.
orebitis. hernia or rupture; also the enects
or a solitary habit, ruinous TO the Dcoy anu
lind nroducing blotches on the face. dsDln-
~ impoteney, dizziDess, dimness OF sight,
con f1sion of ideas, svii fO~rebodipg, aversion
70 society. loss of memory, WsaknSSs etc,
ring freQuently in various cases. Eheoms-
dam ana rheumatic pains cured oy q new
PSrticular attention paid to the DISEASES
OF EN- such as Exec stVs. suppressed
N nainful MenstrustiOn, Luchorrh9a or
I~srifIes Of IN monthly periods, causing sbef-
nitv or b-arrenness, and ofen-times con-
sumption .o,, -
nv Isfter upon ali diseases not requiring nj
sitention outside OF his Office. once hours
rom 5 am. to Q O'Clock pm
sepl0 II. JOhNSON, ~
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ruesday, tha 2sth Day d septsnbsr, Ia7l,

Within legal hours, at the southwestern cor
ner Of Nam and Madison streets, in the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, sell for cash, 20 the
highest bidder, he following described prop
erty, tO-Wit: A certain lot or parcel Of
gIOund at the corner of Third and Market
streets, south Of Market and east o. Third
streets, including the most westerly tsns-
Fraser Titus.
Beginning on the corner or Third and Mar
lIst streets, at the southeast intersection OF
nf said streets; thence east with Market
street to the center OF the division wall be-
tween thateand the next ad OiniDg tenemen
thence with the center Of the same parallel
with Third street one hundr and forty
stght and q half ll45Al feet to an alley
thence WestwardiY with tins alley 70 the east
margin OF Third street; thence nOrthFardly
with said street 10 the beginning.
Title believed to be perfect, but VIII sell
convey only such atIe as is vested In me
by said Deed Of Trust.
BHAM g. HARRIS, Trustee.
kn11ef N TQTI ann
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IN SUPREME COURT AT lACksOA.

9Gss5it 1 3 &sckisuioE. Estes q Iaesssa.
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SIMMONS REsULATOR.

EETE have tested Its virtues, and know tha2
w for Dyspepsis, RfliousneEs and throo-
Ding Headache, IL f. ths best lnnGicins the
world ever EaW-Edibor E~elegruru Z AsE
aenger, Macon Ga
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COTTON

Owing to the telegraph reports on Mon
dsv evening late, to the effect that cotton,
middiing, had dropped A9Hc, msde ne
6uvers cautious. Spectators were
7etive during the morning, Offering iS9
"a. <Rl9Hc. We heard OF sales a. IShe'
10 market toward evening finally sst-
Inc avn to 1910 Tor middling- In the
tieo q, N there was not much doing 1he
aIIe-. He morning amounted to about
We quote:
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RAILROADS.
MERPHlS AND LITTLE ROCK 2. 2,
CHANGE OF TIME.

CHAN GE OF TINE.
NOMMENCING Sunday, September Sd.
" 1871. Until further notice, trains will run
daily as follows:
Leave q m
LeaVe-6Openeld-..-.-. ----....-.~--.6.5O an
Ar pm
ArrtVe-Ltttle pm
Returning arrive at Memphts.-.6.W pm
Ferryboat leaves foot OF Union street
promptly at 7.50 am. Close connections made
at Deva1's Bluff with K. E. Packet Cos line
Oh steamer for all points on White River,
connecting at Little Rock with regular line
of stages for Hot Springs, Camden. Arkaoel-
phia, Washington and pOinJsin Texas. Also
with steamers on Arkansas river for Pine
Bluff, Fort Smith and intermediate points,
and with trains on the Little Rock and
Fort smith railroad
Fol- tick cts OF information apply at Com
pany 6 ONCE, 81 Madison street; az Office Of
Memphis and Louisville SslroRd, B7L Main
street, OF AZ once OF Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, rs Main street.
c. T. OAKLEY ALEX WADDELb.
9sn1 Ticket 8 Passenger Ag't,
A. 3. LIVERMORE,
sep3 AeneraA
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ACADEMY
OF THE
C0hEEP TOM
JACKSON, TENN
In charge Of the Sisters Of the Order
st. Dominic.
THE MISSES Lane

XkvILL OPEN A BOARDING SCHOOL,
W FOR Young Ladies, in NEW YORK
CITY, on WEDNESDAY, September ~, Isl
For reference and circular, apply to l, b
Kirkland, Esq, President Jackson insurance
Company.A Mem phls, Tenn. lyD
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MUSICAL lss5BUaEHTs.
PRICES OF The
MAS0N& nAMLIH
CABlNET ORGANS.
MUSICAL lssI BUaEaT.

STAVINa vastly increased their facilities
Al for manufacture, the Mason and Hamhn
Organ Company are now enabled 20 o1eT
their well known Organs, which are the az
knOWledged standard OF excsilence among
Instrument OF the class, 81 prices Of Interior
work. They prins their lowest prices, when
ar=, thersfOre, alike 70 all, tnvarlabta. Ire
following are illustrations
el
The same, Double y
F~iVe-OctEge Organs, with -Trenalalt,
Carved and Ornamsnted. -...-...-....---. IO
The same, Doubls Reed, with Five stops, -
Forty ether styles, up to-----.-..--..--..--. lWt
All in solid Black walnut. AL the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly FIRST
class in every respect. They viii not make
the sO-caued cheap Organs al M price. The
comparative superiority Of their instruments
Is now greater than ever before, IS every
competent Judge Who VIII carefully zaDln
and compare must perceive.
Illustrated ~CalAnCEueBi Win WD1N gus
rom Photographs of different styles MI
Information and lowest prices; also, Iest1-
moniaI Circular VIII be sent tree 20 any Rd-
dress.
RASGa & aAALlN ORGAN co.
WsFsrsozs, 5ss s~Fssawsy, aaz fssk
mv5da
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eOTTOa sREss.
COTTON PRESS.
n. D. Cheeks W~ruught-IrOn Screw PIanta-
tIon c0ttoa Press.
Patented Dec. g, Iseg; August q, RIA

tt NY OLD sTAaD, I22 LINDEN ST
"A Memphis, Tennessee. 1 wiz aupertntend
and give my entire attention TO the mann
facture Of this Justly celebrated q most
wonderful fabOr-saVtnR Cotton Press IN
iast two years 1 have sold this Press to many
old Experienced cotton planters, to whom IL
has given such universal snd entire satisf9c-
ton that It you'd now be superhuous In me
10 say more han pledge q yself that, this
year, the Cheek Cotton Press b be fully
equal, If not superior, to those l sold last
wear. Suffice IL to say, that In ballng on LhIs
pregs you are rid of much labsr, manR DIM
culties, and a vast annOun o. annoyance That
you have when baling on any other press 70
say nothing OF the humbug trtcka.
All orders for the Cheek Cotton Press must
be addressed 70 FORD, PORTER a Co Mem
phfs. Tennessee. M-Ds HECK
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MsMPHjS FEMALE COLLEGE
pamoved from No, $50 Adams street
TO Nc. 25e Poplar street.
OARR0LL. A. NJ, PrInoipAl.

uNuE exercises Of this institution viii be
resumed on the 18th day OF september
me observation-disclosures Of several boarders IN
the family or tbs Principal. For other par
tieuiars see catalogue which MAY pc OBJ
~ Principal, No 80 Poplar street. o&We~
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Sam LOWS. Elsso-r-.
FOwLER's EXTRACT.
0r. FOWIer's Cempeund Extraet

s0A T6A OUAA 0E
S~erOfuIa, Syphilis, Liver Complaint,
Constipation, Chronic Rheumatism,
Diseases Of the Kidneys aad Bladder,
and all Bleed ImpuEittes.
50 We offer to the American public a new
u valusble remedy for the absvs-men.
tened diseases. Fowler's Compound Ex-
tract is composed Of the best medicines
known to Msteria Medics. It is perfectly
pure in all its Ingredients, being composed
of several weIl.known articles universally
used by the best physicians; each of which
in combination-supplies what experience
has shown to b wanting whsn singly en-
ployed; but the result OF patient investiga-
ton, requiring time, labor and Skill 80 as to
give the public q genuine ~article, which they
can rely upon, and In place of the worthless
and dangerous Patent Medicines flooding the
country; and therefore enables as to warrant
FOwler's Compound Extract to be the most
perfect curative for diseases OF the blood
49, a4ooouoro1
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PYRoN'S
Planetary Horse Power.

-9r REST HORSE POWER EVER IN
VentedI The power Of the horse Quaarus
Iso' MEMPBIs, TENN, June %, 1871.
Wa he ndersigned citizens OF memphis,
.oaytSfv that we this day witnessed the april
csfion of Pyron's Planetary rover 70 an
Etghtv saw Cotton Gin, with the oHoBlng
Ias1Ifs. The Gin was revoTved usual
rsEidity. with q full roll OF cotton by Two
mnles. at an easy gait and drsugnti ana We
T1Tfhar state that we believe Il greatly .
rioT 10 any horse power We nave any kn9NI.
aloe or. and q power suitable Tor every pAan-
far nslng q Gin, Grist or
r "a TEAL, Machinist and MIlWrlg1L
NEWToNF Form, firm OF Ford. Porter Co.
DIT. PORTER, arm OF Ford. Porter 20
r. RoPsoN, M. D., Memphis, TENN
ToHN ]. tina NJ. D., Memphis, fenns
III W~HTTEMORE Memphis, Tenn.