A Lore Stoi
BT ROBERT JOS*F.
[We pui»il«h from an auto
our possession the followi
which, we believe (has notbef
It is net th' least exquisite o
compositions by ‘he same |
one somewhat of Tetmeysonh
but while It has much pathos
is without the latter* exaggerj
style:—N O. Delta ]
She had loved him too welt
and cold
Was the tone of her voice i
her eye.
That his heart’s burning mv
told.
And, despairing, he left hei
die.
How lovelv she looked in her
How softly and silently fl»e
Like the hues of the twilight
As bright and as beautiful <
In the land of the stranger,
grave. s ’
The wanderer lived in h;
pride,
Unloved and unloving, to mem
Ah! better for him,If liket
For hope, on the future, no mor
The joy of existence foreve
While the chain, which first
during and bright.
Sf I H filMrr#^ a rul fa ate
dead.
O, Nature, thv vioce has been
O, Love, let the flush of »h:
cheek :
When affection is fervent and i
Why should rot the eye a
dare not speak?
—Marriage, without love,
ot happiness. As wpU might;
take to build a dwelling withe
credit or material, as to expect
in the marriage state without !i
Cautious.—Old Dr. Foster,
as a physlcsan at Buxford, st
was in the hahit of cooking
roots and herbs into medicines
and trying them upon his wife,
not kill her, he was ready to
patients.
Admit- istra'rix s Mule
IN pursuance of an order ol
Court of Prairie county, Ar
tober term thereof, I will sell
house door in the town of Brow
first ffaudny in Janu
the following lands, to-wit: Tb
the N IS quarter, and the W hal
quarter of section nine; also, i
terest in lots Nos. I, 2, 7, 11, a
sixteenth section—all in towns!
range eight west; said lands a
miles south of Bronwsvillc and
of the railroad which is now in
construction. The principal p
lands are first class timbered Ian
_high, rolling prairie. 1 here i« n
in the Prairie country that comb
vantages for n stock farm, as it
to the finest winter and summer r
is about sixty acres of cleared
premises, and a good double lo
other necessary out-buildings,
siring any information in relajin
I would refer them to Judge Reyn
ilton, Ark., or to I. C. Hicks of
Terms of sale, one-third cash
balance on a 12 months’ credit, S.
FRANCES E. GRA1
of the Estate of S. R. G
Nov. 30, 1850_tds.
STATE OF ARKAAS1K
COUNTY OF St. FRANCIS,
In the Circuit Court within t
County, October Term, A. D.
JOHN A. FRITH as surviving)
partner of Frith Sr Jackson, I
Plaintiff. j.
vs, ;
EDW ARD FENN, Defendant. J
And Now, On this day, comes’tt
tiff, by his attorney, and moves the
order of publication in this cause
pearing to the court that the wri
inent heretofore issued herein h
personally served upon the said d
is ordered that the said defendant
tice of the pendency)- and object
by the publication of this order i
Arc Citizen.” a newspaper publi
this State, twice, tho last inserti
lease tourwePKs Derore tne first
next terra of this court; ami that
said defendant do have and take
this suit has been commenced ag
x iccover the stun of three humirt.
dollars, with interest, and costa,
writ of attachment heretofore is
has been issued against his estate,
less he shall be and appear befo
of our Circuit Court in and for t
St. Francis, on or before the thii
next term of this Court, which is
and holden at the Court House i
of St. Francis, on the third Mon
fourth Monday in March next, a
mnr, or otherwise answer, this a"
raeut by default will be rendered
and his property sold to satisfy t>
this cause is continued until t—
terra.
A true copy from the record.
Attest. HENRY HAllt,
dec 14-21.
Bsuaif!!®* ~
©®TT@KI FAQm
Commission, Receiving and".
Madison Street, Three Dot
UNiON BANK,
J. A. Samplp. )
M. R. Mukchell, > M h
J. M. Sa™PLE. ) 313
jull3-6m
G. R. BRIDGRS. J p
Late Agt. M. & C. R. R. } TO
Collierville. J ' k-•
Bridges Sc Mai
COTTON FAi£
RECEIVING. FORWARf
COMM ISsrON M K1
1VO. SS FRONT irw
MKMP* J '
-- ;f clUc a
We also solicit Consignni
Tobacco, and Products of th
rally. iisr.ty
N E W P iS
8 I OS OF T II K
Hiienn Slsta tif.. I)et
_ Dwarf
Ilk. TIIE BNDERSIGXI':,*r,-!,<
lu most respectful I v cal
tention of the citizens of fee:
cent country, to their fine sto^'j^
BOOTS AND mitt,nee
of their own manp.facture_^orders.
most fashionable styles, and t'X\rgl
rial, and of workmanship stt toxins,
this or the adjoining epuntie
warranted in all respects as ^
stock embraces the finest xciii
French and PhiladelpPl" “**
ever brought to this marketJ,i'1‘,;*»'ls
solicit an examination of our1‘I*'
confident that they will bear - ‘’ '■ -—
tiny, and plrase the most f«i
All work M.4DEh.rt*n
From the lightest to the b
Shoes- unde to
We keep constantly ’"i'*’' “Dt'
the best FRENCH CALF-?*1^"'
Side Leather. Oak-Tanm'd man.
and FINDINGS of every dc|,Jt' r‘''ry
ffT* TERMS— C-<-»<
w«-tf
y
LYN.
graphic ccp
ng little pr
ji e been in p
1 many «v/pi.. ,__ . . ..
>en. tt rein-*
<*#**» *«»
r;j8fllMfoimfiON!
stery never
to lar.guii
re new to receipt of oar -*e»u '. Importation
earlv decf
S: Winter goods,
afar froi
in pert of Bed and Negro DiaukeU, Plaid LJu
• rn!dncsaIi6is* Gents, Boys ami Ladies’ Shawls, Lodles*
Hosiery, Gloves, French Prints,
>ry a »Uv
e,'heb*es Dress Goods Generally,
e cast h*t
• was Qei
>Ound ( hbake, our stock quite complete. theregood,l:ire
rchased on the moat reasonable term, and win bo
the llvll^n pr ifite f »r cash, or to punctual oiutome.B on
licit a call and examination of onr ,tock from
. „ bo wish to buy,
stifled to
me man 51 OH TO* t>. UlSiTEE.
No. 291 corner ilaiu and Monrce-ots.
Irtue it
■““•FALL AND WINTER
rs. '*■ o o xs m I
r«,.or FOR 1859, AT
WALKER & BRO.’S,
v#; 70 Front Row, cor. Adaias-st.,
Wh0 P AND
”.;j. WALKEE & CO.,
and so. 217 MAIN STREET,
If (Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall.)
■ a!I hv.dfe'rrfvivfj. ^tv•fs'1 At'/rnstw.
112 North Third Street, Philadelphia., Pa.
J ALSO—DEALERS IV
k.'^Y GOODS, HOOTS, SHOES, ETC.
ut th -
'sviiothiDg, Clothing, Clothing.
a» v
e cj j FROM OUIt OWN MANUFACTORY,
c _»7'E ure now receiving daily, from nr Manufactory in
. ‘y Philadelphia, a splendid and ruuat complete assert
Qut of
"‘J l\E*tK>i~-.ifr«tuE CTMTnura:
. TO SUIT THE WHOLESALE TRADE.
>| Jn Our stock of
the Olotn and Cassimcre Clothing,
)rticv our citv trade, is well selected and cannot be excelled
i. ti -
j ^_ We are Also in receipt of our stock of
no^OOTS j*L.lsnc* ®3E3COX2«.
is t BLEACHED AND BROWN DOMESTICS.
Z PRINTS,
VtERSEYS, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS.
• k Also, a general assortment oi
\SlOYKS. SnAWLS, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, HOOP
SKIRTS, EMBROIDERIES, ETC , ETC.
JJ: _
‘"To Planters, Country IMferchauta
e■ and Stiver Traders.
* We invite particular attention to our extensive stock
rapofore purchasing .•'sewhoro, an we M ANUFACTURE
OUR OWN' CLOTHING, express!? f->r this market, wc
•-.are therefore enabled to and will ;pl! our good* at East
ern prices. Our slock of
S K « R <6 t LHTHl Vi ii
is very largo and desirable, ami of the most durable
‘1 quality. We solicit from every one an examinat on of
our stock B WALKER fit BRO \b,
No. 79 Front Row.
J. WALKER ti. 00.,
au27-ly No 217 Main street.
New Styles French Millinery Goods,
—von—
FALL WYVrFK, 183©.
J9rs. .yg. ,1. ./tHrfman,
329 Main Street,
HAS the pleasure of announcing to her patrons
and ihc ladies generally, that, she has Just SJ&yi]
returned from the Eastern cities, and isopeuJng
a rich and elegant stock of the latest, styles of Bonnets,
^insisting of the choicest varieties, to which she respect
fully invites their attention Her stock of
Flowers,
Ribbons,
Fealheiri,
Hoad Drrstms, ^
HI a ok LuceVilb,
.Lace Bur h <»,
And a rich n.sdco: Drafts Trimming;*, is unsurjuisod in
the • iti . Abo, oj oiling u
LADIES'- FURNISHING STORE,
la connecti jh villi n.*»:•< Makii ■ h».lob-wiltbepromptly
attended to by an crib i*»nt p-rwni, un the sic Tid Boor
•
Fc- the Winter Trade,
(MUKKUtV’S RLO. ...;
WfeoifSiili' asd Retail iVaim n
BOOTS S11 OKS.
ILatiits' ( usioat 'Utadr
TRUNKS, V A USES,
— iXP —
Carpet Mif#>\ Etc.
The subteriher* have completed thou djrmg Stock •>:
BOOTS & SHOES
FOB oenilemrK f- -wear
LADIES’ AXD 'HSSES' SHOE:*,
Childrens’ Shoes,
Over Shoes,
SSrogasA*, Ete
Mutle EXPKES8LY for this market, of the moei dura
quality and elegant styles which they are oflTerun;
At Low Prices tor €a$h.
w* invite the attention <.f buyers.
..l-irj-rr WTAU.AON A. VANPSI.TS
Oakwooti a Vurtterp.
[HAVE for sale imuiil.atr'.y adjoining the resu.i ace
of Col. James A. Carnes. a !;irslide mipletc assori
ment of FRUIT TURKS, including 20.000 choice .elec-e !
Peach Tree-. Evergreens and Flowering Shrub.!. Alw,
R"sea, Including several hmitre-l NEW VARIETIES,
and a general ass ilmem of ■ rarrthing uvtn>h fotind
a Nursery, abieh I will sell oil accom :.;,u i terms 1,1
pnncfnal dealers.
All orders from ’.he eminiry ailed promptly mid ship
lied by Kail rr Waty, at (be risk of the i ..rctm er.
*“ ’"U-VM'ancu,-,^ J - .. • -.^,,1
‘ J ‘ --
■
NOTICE! NOTICE!
4
CREWS & SERYOCK,
DEALERS 5JV
GROCERIES!
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
20 e/tla&ison Street
Opp. Wayow -.J.Tlnf(s Bunk,
HAVIC now in store and are daily receiving one of thu
best Rejected 8t<>cks of Fancy Groceries ever before
offered for sal' in tbi? city, via :
St. Loafs Syrup, New Orleans Molasses
ST. ;LOUIS FAMILY ILOUR;
NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT:
EXTRA SUGAR-CURED
Slauut and Dried Beef;
LARGE HOMINY; SMALL HOMINY;
WHITE NATr BEANS)
Sided vtppleu and Reaches;
S IJGARS,
Brown, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated ;
LEAF LARI),
IN BARRELS AND IN KEGS;
EXTRA NEW YORK GOSHEN BUTTER
IN whole ANI) half tubs;
Sotla, Butter, Water, Sugar, Plc-Nfc
AND
SIOSTOJT ( /(.R KKIt'9;
. EXTRA NICK
Cream and Cracknel SSuiscuit;
liinger i\uts ana ivjacarom snatta ;
Italian Macaroni and Vermicelli;
Can Peaches, Can Tomatoes, Car ne Apples,
Can Strawberries;
3REB I CORN AND GREEN PBAS. in cans)
PICKLES AND CATSUPS, of every kind :
ENGLISH PICKLESj
CHOW-CHOW AND ONIONS;
tSrandies, ffS~in<?s and hinkieo,
lu Bottled anti per Gal on j
Oysters, Lobsters and Fresh Salmon.
[n cans, etc , and a groat many good things too numerous
to mention, to which we specially invite tho attention of
ladies aud housekeepers generally.
We keep aur store in nice order, and hope we may re
ceive a liberal patronage from the ladies and citizens
generally. CREWS & SITRYOOK,
del-lm 20 Madison atreot.
A ■ \l. FRANCISCO.......N. J. WIGGIN,
New York. Memphis.
L -zV ID l JE S’ JB1 TJII S!
Francisco & Go.,
a « '
& «
^ a
* - ?
s
53
5$
AND
W .V? ST® HT
ffl S3 O ‘.I3/E aiu 91 t r e o t,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
For the Holidays!
f XT'S are receiving weekly additions to our larga and
V\ varied stock of LADIES* FURS, from Mr. ^ran
rirco, New York. There is no prettier Christmas gift
for h gentleman to present to his sweetheart than a nice
set or Curs.
Reaver nud Otter Caps, a fine ar
ticle.
THE HOLIDAY HAT,
A new h > ■ • v. got up expressly tor the holi
day-.
NEGRO WHITE WOOL HATS—300dozen
iu*t received.
FRENCH SOFT HATS—Some new styles
just received bv express, at
FBANCISCO ft Co.’S,
ilelo Brinkley’s Blotk, *289 Main street.
Trustee’s Sale.
IN a-. e -lance with Cue power given me bv R. V. iiuh
I imLon and Mary E., hie wife, nud It. B Clark and
M i eir« J M., his wife, in a deed of trust made by them
mi the ‘24th day of December, 1857. I will, on SATUR
DAY, 1 at day »-f January. 1860, before the post oftlne
Vor. in the city uf Memphis Shelby county, State of
’-uncr i c. al 1'J oYh.i-V proceed to sell u 1 public
i: ctl.in. to tho hitrh*' ! ai» I ' c?t bidder for cash, the fol
i wing it acts of land situated in Dunklin county, State : <
Mi- . H.ri, i>1 -w;t ; hv X K V of X W X and S W k
otion No. 1, (200 acres) ami N E fractional k and S
!•: k vt section No. 13. (320 acres) *nd fractional section
N • d (6l<> -i i e.-) north of range No. 10 east, and town
hip Yc. 18 of the 5th principal meridian. And fractional
4 c: veriton No. 24, (3‘20 acre*) and N K fractional k <
pad E Vj Of X \r k and XV 4 of X \Y k end Z. K fractioi.
i' k and W H of ■*’ 'V fractional k and 8 W X of S W
k of section No. 25, (600 acres) and the N E fractional
k and E X of X W k and \Y H of N \V X of section
No. 36 (320 acres) and 8 K H * SE k of section No. 2.
(40 cres) and N E X o' N E X and 8 B X i f N K k
ned 8 E k of section No 11, (240 acres) and K K k ami
Vf x .if S E k and E« of S W k of section No. 14. (3*20 ,
acres) and N W k and 8 X of section No. 23 (190acres)
and N 4 ami N AY k of S AY X and 8 AY X of 8 K X a d
E k of 3 S k of section No. 26, (480acres) and K 4 of
SW k rf secii-iu No S5 (80 acres) and N AY fractional
X and Sonlh-we-t v • ionol quarter, and South
e*is‘ arid 9 •c.»li-w.»s* fr.n lional quarter of section No. 10.
(48 i acres) and N W Tract ionsl X of section No. lfi (320
acres.) sad the N w fractional X «nd 8 « of 8 W X >nd
K H'i 8 54 k *f sci-swti Xu. 2*2 (320 acres.) and S k of N
N X and N li k of N K k and 8 4 . r section No. 27 (J4<»
acres.) and N AV k a-d W s of N K k of section No.
34 (210 acres.) mid N 17 fcacti nal '< arid 9 S fractions'
k of section No 4 (320 acres ) and N W t’r ictioiial k
sod N E fractional k. and N »* of 8 E Vs and8 W frac
tional X of section No 9(660 acres.) and N fractional
h and S fractional k of section No. 21 (640 acres.) and N
AY fractional k and N 12 fractional k and 3 fractional
k of tection No. 28 (640 acres.) and X x of section No.
33 (320 acres ) nud X X of 3 K k mi l S W X of 3 K k
and 8 E X of S AV k and N * of S XT H and 8 A7 k of S
\r k of suction No 33 (280 acres.) and N AY fractional
X of section No. 5 (160 acres.) and fractional $ec ion No.
17 (640 acres,) and K k of section No. 20 (320 acr ) and
X vv x of section No 20 (160 acres.) and E fractional X
and S AY X of section No 29(480 acres,) and fractional
sevi inu No. 32 (840 acre#,) and fractional section No. 6 <
(640 acre-,) and fra< tional section No. 7 (640 acres.) and *
fractionalisoction 18 (340 acres,) and N AY fractional k,
and N K k cf N B k and Sk of section No. 19 (520
beres ) and W x of section No. SO (320 acres,) ami frac
tional section N-». St (640acres,) all in township No. 19. .
north of range No. 9 oast, and fractional section No. \ (160
I'.ores ) in township No. 17 north range 9 Rust, or enough
;'f the lands above described aawill nav a note for $12,000 J
jie.de by said It. A’. Richard- n and if. R. Clark, on the
aid 24th day of December, 1H57. payable on the 1st day of
fanuary. 1859. together with interes* thereon from’its
uaturify i<> the date of sa’e, and the expenses of cxeeut- j,
ag this trust
oc19-d3 n_JOT V ft. PINNIK. Trnstee. *
[*»P pny 1. j
" -1 *v ’,i,:
fottmrs.
WOOD, EDDY & GO'S
SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERIES!
(BY STATE AUTHORITY.)
q i} zj zj"“zjf
CAPITAL I’HIZE
$100,000!
NBARLT ON* PRIZE TO EVERT NINE TICKETS.
The Extraordinary Drawings
Of WOOD EDDY St CO.'S, Siuele Number Lotteries
will take place in public, under the superintendence of
Sworn Commi.slonerr, at. Angus!*, G#., as rollewa:
Class 47 draws Saturday, November 19, 1859.
Class 51 draws Saturday, December 17, 1859.
Class 56 draws Saturday, January 21, I860.
Class 60 draws Saturday, February 18, I860.
Extraordinary Oratc-ng,
To take place as above specilled.
ONE GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF
9100,000!
I prize of .$60,000 1 prize of.$5,000
, I “ . 30 000 1 " . 6 000
1 " . 15 000 20 prises of.2,000 !
1 “ . 10,000 100 " .... 1,000 1
1 " . 6,000 100 " . 600
1 " . 6 000 100 " 400
1 " . 6,00(1 160 " . ''00
APPROXIMATION PRIZES. ‘
4 Prizes of $900 Approx'ingto $100,000 Prize are 2,400
4 " 500 " 60 000 " 2.000
4 " 401) " 30.1X10 " 1,800 ,
4 " 200 " 15,000 « 1,200
4 “ 200 " 10,001) " 800
SO " 100 " 6.000 " 2 000
6,000 . " 20 are.li/0.000
6.620 Prizes amounting to...$616,000
Whole Tickets, $20; Halves. $10j Quahtebs. $6; ]
Eighths, $2.60.
The Ordinary Oratclaga
Of Wood, Bddy & C«.'rt Lotteries will tafce place at
Anpasta, Georgia, asfolldws:
Class 45 draws on Saturday, Nov. 5, 1859.
ClaB* 46 draws on Saturday, Nov. 12, 1859.
Class 48 draws on Saturday, Nov 26, 1859.
Class 49 draws on Saturday, Dec. 3, 1859. !
Class 50 draws on Saturday, Dec. 10, 1859.
Class 52 draws on Saturday, Dec. 24, 1859.
Ploun /l wo tarn C 4-,, ~ T>„.. Ol 1 or.n
Clasa 54 draws on Saturday, Jan 7, .1800.
Class 55 draws on Saturday, Jan. 14, 1800.
Class 57 draws on Saturday, Jan. 28, 1800.
Ordinary ©rawing,
To take place as above specified. ]
Oat; Cram! Prize of - $50,000 !
1 Prize of...$20,000 1 Prize of. 1,600 (
1 " “. 10.000 80 Prizes of.£00
1 " “. 6,000 100 " “. 400
1 “ “. 4 000 100 ". 300
1 " “ 3.000 100 ' “. 160
100 “ *'. 100
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
4 Prizesof $400 Aprex’tinuto $50,000 Prize are 1,600 i
4 “ 300 “ 20.000 “ 1,200
4 " 280 " 10.000 “ 1.000 ,
4 *' 226 “ 6,000 " 900 '■
4 " 200 “ 4,000 " 800
4 " 160 " 3,000 “ *00
4 " 100 " 1,500 " 400
>,000 “ 20 are.100 000
>,486 prizes amouotiug lo.$320,000
- j
GViioSe Ticke.s, $10: S-Kalves, $&{
Quarters, $2 50. (
WOOD, 'EDDY & CO.’S
[Jrand Extraordinary Drawings
ON THE THREE NUMBER PLAN.
Capital Prize ,
BIOO OOO I
Takes place on the LAST 3 ATUR.DAY in each month.
IViiole Tickets $20, Malves $IO, <
Quarters $5, Eighths $2 50.
In ordering Tickets or Cert i ft safer,,
Inclose the amount of money to our address for what
rou wish to purchase ; name :hc> Lottery in which you
vish it invested, and whether you wish Wholes, Halves *
Juarters or Eighths, on receipt of which, wo send what *
s ordered, by first mail, together with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, a printed Drawing,
'ertifled to by the Commissioners, will be sent, with an
ixplanation. <
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
live their Post Office, County and State.
£jj" All communications strictly confidential
£3* A11 Prizes of $1,000 and under paid immediately
iftor the drawing—other prizes at the usual time of
orty days.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, 'o be directed to
WOOD, KDDY 5: CO., Augusta, Go >rgia,
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta,Georgia,
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO.. Wilmington. Delaware
Kf A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
vheel. with tha amount of the prize bnt f’aeh one is on
itled to, will be published after ov ry drawing, in ‘he
ol lowing papers: Augusta (Geo.) C-onatitui ionalsat,
Mobile Register, Mashville Gseette, Kichm - id Dispatch, J
*anldiug (Miss.) Clarion. ck.’20
© w © p e w.
W Mi Sf* « TO M ms
NEW GOODS.
THE HEW ORLEANS ^
a
Clothing Store, ]
f
J
NORRIS MAULL & CO., ]
VO. -295 1WAI.V STREET, ! ,
<hte Sfoo-r kelvir JUmWoe,
i
!>
Wiih a I.AMliK urai KLKOiXT assfrliuimt at Roo<l»
lirect from their ?
Manufactory Id Philadelphia.
Tke»r stock 11 Im dtv-u'd exclusively ».- KTMK
SLOTHING,
?AXCY FIRMSHIX6 GOODS, ETC,, r
And uo time or sxpenae will ho spared it. producing
11 the A
Novelties of the Season,
i8 they appear iu the North and in lfuropa,
A I.ABfiB STOCK OK PWU.ACXI.Pf'1 A j
Shirt#,' *
Will be kepi const in My t.n hatul.
to
XOKU5S MU LL & CO.. r<
aepll-*ly _ _ 295 Main Street. pj
Hay.
BALES prime Ohio river Tiw.-tUo, Juat re- —
C 17 17 ceiyed by
dell LINDSEY & FICKLIN.
Sheriff’s Sale.
3Y virtue of an execution io me directed by the Ole:* C
of the Oi’cnit Court of Shelby c^ur.’y, issued on
dgment render-.’ on the 05th day >.* May, 1859, for »
57.53i»n costs, in favor i f 5 If :n>tleld & Co. v«. B. f
yerx. I will on the 16tb day of January next, in front n
the com t hou»e door, in the town or Ka>eijih, soil to
ie highest bidder tor cash, a M or parcel of laud lviug ^
i the city of Memphis, bouuded ;.s follow- : on the north
est corner of Beal and DeS t. itrieU, fronting 126 fi*et ^
» Beal street nud rutinhack between parallel c*
5 feet, the eastern b nndarv of said lot being the line ^
“••muff*** ; -lie -rr,.,; : •
AH37(I<TV£ I ilf**i*f pai>» M \f: J,r
1 ••• P'i-,
Insurant* J|genri*s,
PHOTBOT TOUR PUOPRRTT WITH OOOD NI) UB
liable polieiee before tbe
FIRE KING!
in hie destructive
Rf ARCH IS UPON Y« C.
Remember tfeo old adage,
‘ That it it better to lock the etuble door before
the Horae it Stolen.”
Cr.ll round on the nmtorsigned/who will you a policy
n one of tbe following old and reliable companies on ai
•tenable terms as any of equal responsibility :
Etna Fire and Inland Navigation Ib
tuuaucc Company.
;«?h Assets.$2,030,423,80
tum« Fir* Bmurane* Company,
Jash Aseot*.81,400,000
-Iar*f«*r<t Firo Iitfaraiise Com
pany,
!ash Assets.§726,531.61
’JMeiiixFirelBsurance Company
lash Assets.$447,712.36
lily Fire Insurance Company,
lash Assets. $335,638.04
..a mar S'lre ffissurasicw Company,
lash Assets.$300.00
few England fire Snsurnace
Company,
lash Assets ...... .. $230,351.33
.'barter OabjlKc Insurance Com
pany,
lash Assets.$400,000
LIVES OF NEGROES INJURED.
9oiicies issued and losses equitably adjusted and
promptly paid at this Agency.
( HADWIiR ^ WELLS,
liclt-ijal Agon; -
5E3IPHIS INS! R A S i' E EOJIPAW
JJffempiaig, Tenxii
Ofiico in Company5!-; Bailing on JoffY'rion street.
jgjfc S'1 rMWl
$1(30,000.
AH MOSIJY.President.
BN MAY.Secretary.
NSURKS ayainst Fire Marine ant! River Risks. Keen"
. Its funds at home, am! as heretofore, will pity ail fair
.sees propraptly.
1>I SECTORS
. Itosby, Q. C. Atkinson. I. II, Alien,
. H Tomiser.il, T. A. Kelson, \. t). Harris,
»hn H. Si . _nursa-dtyjyrin)
BLVI1' CITS’
:nsuramce company
11 Ell PH IS, TES *S.
•FFIflT-—WITH SOliTHEKN BASK.
,iUl .V STREET.
iap stall.$>209,000,08
wu‘5»?i!8.. 17,107.67
T AiRB, rr-sitlent.T W WILKINSON. Sec’y
W. II. MOORS!. Clerk
X9 i X’ c e t ci r s s
H. I AIRD. | if. a. WICKS,
S. M OAW .. ?, w. WILKINSON,
j. 1). WILLIAMS I 0. (!. CLEAN KS.
C It. t'MI'BCII.
7* Charier for St year, t..r ail kinds of Insurance.
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
tvlS-ly
SOUTHERN SIlTgAL
JFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF COLT’M HI A, S. 0.,
$100,000.
IT Ti w. F 1>eSAUSSUKB, President
F W McM A8TEI?, Actuary.
Dr. JOHN FISHER Trrusurer.
Dr. C. 8 FKNNER, Me tical h’xaminer,
Memphis, T'-’-d
l^ITU aa experience* f nine rears, and a large an**
V ^-cumulating fund of State Bonds,TUB SOUTH
IN MUTUAL LIFE TNSUKANOB COMPANY n>**
oh*, inducements tt> all vho desire to nne their capita!
ithout anxiety. or r.->secure their creditors ngainsi lost
to nwikv provision for the support of their fa-niii.** ir.
i-e of death.
The means of *he CVnipany are >mplo, its payment f*
•ses prompt, its rures low, and its profits are amiuailj
turned to its stockholders.
Rates on Slaves have been recently reduced.
Reports may bo had, or any information given, bv an
iention to T. W. WILKINSON, Agent, *
At Kluff City Insnran*-** Company,
■'.■dt-ti:--. _i*;i',.1; >
^cai (£$iati
haiicerySnle of Valuable ReaB
Kstate.
lUUSUANT to a decree of the Supreme Court of Ten
aea.ee at Jackson, rendered ai the April Trrci, 18f>9
Uie c*s» of Sarali A. Price v*. n i‘ druthers cl
I will .oil fo- rush. Is ike higlie t h;,Mbr, in front ,,f
'tfllro ,.f John ('. Lauicr. on the south side of Court
usre, in Ike city of Memphis. Shelby county, Tru
sses, on
SDNLSDAY, JAN. 18. 1S60, AT II (i’OI OCK A. M.
i* Z'i "."■3 *3*
"l— ile,Zu ' c 'll
t dinar . , JaH 4-»pk., ,
* gUiiral._
. DAIj'S’S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.
IN this age of adulterated and deleterious Liquors, It is
a source of great satisfaction to be able to introduce
[ to public notice the above article—an article of unques
j Honed purity, and possessing no qualities except such as
| Pave the most favorablo influeuce on the human consti
! tion.
i A few roods of soil on tho banks of tho Rhine produce
the grape, which will flourish no where else, fro"' whose
juice proceeds tho “ Johannlsberg,” the choicest wine of
| the world
| A few acres of land in Cuba produce a Tobaoco, the
flavor and quality of which, when manufactured into
cigars, »ro incomparably superior to that of the produ t
I of any other soil. And a narrow strip of land i:i the
Parish of Natchi'oehes, in Louisiana, has long supplied
the world wi'h a super-excellent article of Snuff, from
suHi T • ••'Co as caunot be induced to grow elsewhere.
In like manner, it has long been known that a limited
territory, lying in tho valley of th» Morsungabola river,
exclusively brings forth a Ryo or properties so marked
aud peculiar, that its distilation produces a Whisky of
such superlative character a> places it beyond rivalry.
Rv process recently discovered, and now known only to
tny manufacturer, tho grain from the choicest spot of
this favored locality is mado to yield the
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY,
with which no other can stand an instant’s comparison.
1 have no apprehension of being accused of publishing
nwarrantabie, or even exaggerated encomiums, by any
one who will flret subject my Whisky to the test.
It is now tho standard article at all ihe first-class ho
tels ?.;d clubs in the fl!v oi New York, and wherever
it is introduced it at once assumes its leading position, is
AWARDED THE PALM OP SUPERIORITY,
and tho demand fur it becomes a thing established.
Its medicinal properitips are such, that while it* im
mediate eff cts are pleasant ani grateful, it exercises
the happiest permanent influence upon the constitution.
I haw analyzed a K&raple of ‘Daly’s Aromatic Valley
Whisky,” and And it to bo a pure article, of line flavor,
and without any deleterious admixtme
JAMES R. CHILTON, M. P.,
Now York. Chemist.
State Assayer’s Office, 32 Somerset St., )
Boston, April 17, 1353. $
Wm. II Daly, New York :
l have made a chemical analysis of your Aromatic
Va’ley Whisky, and flud it a pure, fine flavored Rye
Whisky, containing no injurious matters of any kind,
and I would recommend it a» suitablo for medicinal ar d
public purposes. CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State Assay* r.
Wm. II. Paly :
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky Is received, and after
careful examination, I And it to bo a pure article, en
tireiy free from tho adulterating ingredients so fre
quently used. Yours, respectfully,
JAMES J. MAPES, Analytical Chemist.
?rT* Consumers can depend upon getting a pure arti
cle when they bur the Valley Whisky, as it is sold by
O,. hr.tila Iinlp W!U TT TlAT.V
19 South William street. New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For i.*’a in Memphis by
A. VACOARRO & CO.,
J. BORO & CO.,
MR AC II AM & GALBREATH,
COPELAND, EDWARDS fit CO.,
J. F. FRENCH.
A. J WALT & CO.,
H. IT. POTTER.
de4-l'm[in&r4-lm—tny4-lm]
Joy to the Afflicted!
“HOWS VEGETABLE PANACEA”
A*,:> IMVERSAL REMEDY.
HEN it is remembered that nine-tenths of all dis
VV eases arise from a disordered stomach or an im
pure state of tho bl >od. it will not appear an anomalous
circumstance that a single medicine should possess such
universal attributes. Ttause who have tested its virtues
know by its effects upon themselves that no pen however
skillful can do fill* and perfect justice to its traascondant
excellence in the heating art.
Persons laboring under chronic diseases of various
types, ladies subject to violent headaches and other com
plaints peculiar to their sex, will And in the Pauacea u
remedy admirably adapted to relieve their suffering and
invigorate their system—unsurpassed by no other in
efficacy. It i.-3 composed entirely of vegetable matter—
contains no deleterious ingredient, and hence may be
placed in tho hands of the most inexperienced with per
fect safety. It is a never 'ailing remedy for children in
the various diseases to which they are subject—immedi
ate in action ana astonishing in its curative properties.
To all persons laboring under nervous irritabi1it> of
tho s omach, either from long continued dyspepsia or in
judicious; use of dra-tic medicine, the Panacea will be
found in its alterative and tonic dements most salutary
and efficient.
It exerts in the form of tho most beautiful combina
tion the power of sabdning diseases of almost every
type, as the learned will perceive by the following pro
perties it certainly possessed. It is aperient and alte
rative without being violent carminative and gently
stimulating without injuring the nerves by debilitating
them. It. determines to tho surface and thus relieves
;he internal parts of the tystem from oppression conse
quent noon obstruction. It ia gently opening and there
fore relieves the alimentary and intestinal viscera by
producing evacuation of all deleterious matter. It stimw
dates the liver to a proper secretion of bile—its effects
upon the stomach is most peculiar in renovating and
preparing it far healthful action. It acts upon tho kid
n: vs and the whole urinary passage#. both by direct and
indirect processes, thereby relieving them from all
obstruction and consequently effects a cure of any diseace
which may be existent therein. It is healthfully opera
live in affections- f the breast by its healing, expectorant
and gently stimulating powers. It is beneficial in all
chronic ulcers from its purifying qualities and active
tendency to naturalize the mischievous nature of all
poisons in tho firs- and blood. But it is useless to enu
aLioriite further the properties of this invaluable medi
• e. its virtues h.ivo thousands of living witnesses who
with grateful hsu'Ts.-tnd tongues of truth have pronounc
ed Ue eulogium.
The immense demands for the Panacea is evidence
sufficient that »t po^.u'-se-i the many virtues claimed for
it. Limoiicr.-ible -ertidcates could be produced did we
think it necessary, proving that we are nut over zealous
;n its prai.-« All we ask for the Panacea is a fair trial.
For sale wholesale ami retail by
G. W. .TONES &. CO.. 229 Main street and
GOO LETT Si CO , 36 Front Raw.
Memphis, Tuna.
E E. GOODLETT & CO.,
NaRhville. Tenn.
»EMOYiLiii?S~
NEW AND UNRIVALED
TOWIO.
The Moist Efficacious Remedy for the Hair
NOW IN USE.*
DEMO1 ILLE’S JIAIRTONIO restores the hair to its
otmil color promotes Ih gr« a th. arrests its fall
ing off, removes dandruff, and speedily cures all diseases
ot the scalp
The proprietor could easily Oil a column with cards
from our beat kno^n citizens, certifying to the great re
slorative arid cleasing properties of the preparation, but
does not deem such a course on his part at all necessary;
those who give it one trial need no further proof to sat
liny mein mat u is wnat it is represented xo dp. sold
at ihe Drug Store of
PLUMMER & GILBERT,
^ .»»ttf-ri3ni No. 2C1 Main Memphis.
\ PURIFIER of the Blood, ami certain cure for Scrofula
A c<; King' Evil, Lumbar Absee.-s, Hip Disease, White
dwelling, all disease* *r tie Skin, Diseases of the Liver,
b'i . ,t > -.s of tlio Kidneys ami Kpim\ Chronic 8or<* Eyea,
Sc-iid Head, Suit Rheum, Scurvy, Chorea or St. Vitus'
Donee, Asthma, Jaundice, Chronic Rheumatism, Cbrwnic
i» bility following intermittent or Malarious Kevt re, and
all dilates arising from the excessive use of Mercury.
The Vegetable alterative is offered to the public aw ^
■iio.il cure for tli above named diseases, arising wholly
or in i art from impurity or vitiation of the blood—the
b. -of its success rests upon the well known alterative
properties f Spanish Sarsaparilla, which is imported
••sorostlj for the compounder of this medicine in all it3
parity. It is then, with the addition or other medical
i:»• ;-iit;v.- .....1 ton..- in their action—man nfac
11‘-ti , .i i fcr.ai ire. and concentrated in a palpable
frnn, ttiakiiig by Uio combination one of the best Alter
ative me- icines ever used. It is \ ild, yet active in its
l er.xti m; :t renovates, while it removes the cause of
disease, and may be u-ed by all with confidence mod
safety.
It is "ii Alterative Tonic, and is peculiarly adapted to
malarious section*;of thecountry; it eradicates thoroogh
r ace a of chi led bility which so of ten follow* an
attack of re, ere or protracted cases of intermittent fever.
r.™
The Great Vitas 51 egenorator.
TRIESEMAR,
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
OF ENGLAND.
Aod secured by the seal* of the Ecole de Pharmaoi© l»
Parle, And the Imperial College of
Medieine, Vienna.
NO. I i* Invaluable for relaxation, xperniatorrh< ©*
and physical exhaustion, and is a tonic.
No. 2 completely eradicates all traces of those dU
ea«e* that have been hitherto treated by the nausoou*
and pernicious u e of oopaiva and cubebs.
No. 3 has entirely supplanted the injurious use of
mercury, thereby lnuuring to the tiflerer speedy reilsf
dispersing ail th impurities and rooting oat the veno®
of disease.
TRIESEMAR Nos. 1.2, and 3 are prepared in the
form of a loz?nge devoid of taste and smell, und can be
carried in the waistcoat pocket. Sold in in cases and
divided into separate do-*»r, hs administered by Veipea i
Lalleman, Roux, Rio rd. etc. Price $3 each. ..r tour
oases in one for $9, which saves $3. and in $27case*
wlie'cby there is a saving or $9. To be had wholesale
and re all of Dr. BARROW No- 194 Bleecker street, N.
Y. Immediately on receiving a remits rce j r jj3r.
row will forward the Triesrmrir to any pai tyf th© world
securely packed, and addressed accordia? to the fcs.rue^
tion* of the writer. Slid also by
nn12-d& wly MANSFIELD A Of).
CHred Without an Opmtlos,
DBS. J. 0. & W. H. JANUARY.
Trenton. Gibson Co , Tcnn.
DU. J. 0. JANUARY is the only person living who is
in p. u-ession of the plan of treatment, as pursued
b5‘ his father, Dr. It. W. January, of Murfreesboro,
whose reputation in the o re or suc'i diseases is wall
known throughout the whole country.
lie has been engaged, successfully, in the treatment
or the past eight years, part of the time under the im
mediate supervision of his father.
Wo make no extra charge for medical or surgloal
treatment, as we have arrangements by which all suab
treatment is FREE.
The application of the medicines gives rise to no pain
in the most of cases, bnt rather allay pain, by blunting
the sensibilities of the parts to which they are applied,
OUR MOTTO IS—NO CURE, NO PAT
The chargaa will be as moderate as could b> expected
under the circumstance*.
Wo be* to refer to the following gentlemen, all o#
whom have been cured by ua, viz: Lewis Robiuaoa, <3.
W. Mo«r, Richard McGee, and others, all of Gibsoa
county.
Trenton is now accessible from all points ky railroad.
For further particulars, we refer t<> the citizen* ©/
Trenton and vicinity. de7-deowawdolv*
BUFFALO MEDICAL DISPENSARY
Bstabliftkcd for the t are »f
DYSPEPSIA, GENERA L DEBILITY
FEVER AND AGUE, ASTHMA,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
CONSUMPTIONS OF YOUTH A NO OI.D AGS, M'P'.'
SO MERd’RV USI1D.
i? £?. S' SOJ% <
CORNER OF MAIN & QUAY STS.,
RuIIalo, Sew York,
ARK the only Phyeicir.ns in the State wao are member
cf the Hoyal College of Surgeons. London. Hay
cemmlted from 8 o’clock in the morning until 9 at night,
in every stale and symptom of disease.
The treatment they adopt is the result of upward* oi
thirty years’ extensive and successful practice in Europe
and America.
A HOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure of Genital Debility, oi
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known a* Seminal
Weakness, kc. Can be permanently cared in from 13 to
20 days, by the n-e of this instrument. when tu»»d co©»
Joiutiy with medicines.
YOUNG MEN, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. Amos 3c. Son take pleasure in announcing tar'
they have invented a most important instrument for ib*
cure of the above diseases It has berti ©objected to
test of the most eminent physicians in London, Pari*,
Philadelphia and New York j it has been declared tl>*
only nsefr.l Instrumert ever yet inven cd for iiir* core
Seminal We^knese. or any ditease or the genital crrganC*
caused by the secret habit* of youth.
Dr. Amos & Son, in order to satisfy the most jkeptidt?
as to the merits of their instrument, pledge tfoemnelverf
that in any instance where it may prove unsatisfactory,
attar a fair trial.'tue money v.-ill t e refunded by return
ing tbo instrument irs good order
Persona wishing the above useful instrument, wil
serve that the price, with the accompanying direction**,
securely packed and eeut by mail or exoreea, is tor
dollars.
NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURBS.
A CURE WARRANTED.
Dr. Amos U Son have, for a long series of jetkTa, b«eD
engaged in an extensive practice in the treatment of?
these delicate complaints, and are the only legally rjual.1
fled physicians vdi# now advertise to cure certain Com-*
plaints, or from Whom genuine European remedies c-ati
be obtained.
Porsoaa in .my part of the world may be snccotafullj
treated by . rwarding a correct detail of their case©.,
with a reiriittanco for medicine©, etc. . which will be re
turned with the utmost dispatch, and secure from otswr
vation.
Addiass Du AMOS fit SON, corner Main and Qua
streets, Buffo io, N. Y. my26-dawly
HOSTETTER’S
ITOMASHJITTERS.!
It is * fact that, at some period, every mew
bar of the human family is subject to disease
or disturbance of the bodily functions; but,
with the aid of a good tonio and ths exercise
of plain oommon sense, they may be able so te
regulate the system as to secure permanent
health. In order to accomplish this desired
object, the true oourse to pursue is certainly
that which will produce a natural state of
things at the least hazard of vital strength and
life. For this purpose, Dr. Hostetler has in
troduced to this country a preparation bearing
his name, which is not a new medmiu- but on?
that has been tried for years, giving snti.fa?
tion to all who have used it. The Fitter?
operate powerfully upon the stomach, trowel?
and liver, restoring them to a health* ee"‘
vigorous action, and thus, by the simple p*
cess of strengthening nature, enable tiro sy*
tern to triumph over disease
•For the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nan
sea, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, or any Biliom
Complaints, arising from a morbid inactior
of the Stomach or Bowels, producing Cramp',
Dysentery, Colic, Cholera Morbus, &c., bit
r.tiers have no eijual.
ttiarrhasa, dysentery or flux, ,o generally <"'»
t mo tad by new settlers, and caused princin.. "
by the ohango of water and diet, wiU hr .peedII
regulated by a brief use of this "pa.«....»
Dyspepsia, a disease which is prt...»olj roor
prevalent, in all its various forms, than an
other, and the cause of which may slwajJ
be attributed to derangements of the bif
cryans, can be cured without foil by unis:,
HOSTBTT Bit’S PTOMACH BITTGBB, >•« r"
direotions on th' oc '.le. For this tiseaSaever?
juijb: uiuu wm ruco-unieuw mitrxm x puiur r,
then wl>y no' use an article know i to be info.
liblcT All t.t tns have their Biu ere in a pre
restive of die* jie and strengthen r of the ay-t
tem in general; and among then) all there it
not to be found a more healthy people than
the Germans, from whom this preparation etna
\ated, based upon scientific cxjicr menis which
have tended to prove the value ■ f this gr«R*
/e()«ration in the ccale of medics t noi«n ■'
Fevue asd Aube.—This trying ami prove*
-kg disease, vbioh fixes its relent ass grasp ov
the body of wan, reducing him U n r>er' sit*
Aow in a short time, and rrndcri .g hire pby
aically and mentally useless, ran be driven
frem the body by tho use of Ht STKTTKR’f'
RENOWNED R1TTKKS farther, nono of th.*
above-stated diseases oaa be 00*1 ranted, ’tar
in exposed situations!, if the Bilim'* ntn ae*'
as per directions And as they n .Jthcr .rr.nl
nausea nor offend the palate, an 1 rezitht
nossBcsry any "bange of diet or interrui''G«*
of ordinary pursuits but promoti sound sleep
and healthy digestion, the complaint re
moved as speedily as is < onsist e M with the pre
Juotion of a thorough rml " yoar ent curs. k
For Person/ its Adva“ .-“feari, she Kr*
suffering from an enfeeble Hitltntiot
infirm body, these Bitters u -hal'isM* as *
restorative of strength and gcr, and n<-r‘''
only be tried to be appreciate tot to «
nether while nursing these Bittfcj are indik
pensahlc, especially where tho iru tint's u«u»
ishment is inadequate to the demAndi of tfcr
child, conoeqnontly her strength mi at yield,
and here it is where a good touic, suoh at
Hostetler's Stomach Bitters, is »ended to inJrart