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Lave thl- day striped by railroad nay place iMer
AN grove Lee O. Ii. 9Ec II CAks iagEt Portable
iIurlag ills -laasl Of Mr.. - AcRissiek Ct CijC.
20 winch have running While ia his Irosssss.
s4d can say, without AastIii9u believe T. he ts
Lsrt L nov Manufactured u ;-s portable kidd both ior
s5lTGaisuCe asa performing IEg work IN good orloy And
further say a!teE having investigated tile ,ulss
70 cUusldefabs pztgat have hesitation in saving
pr7sr ANAL large the h8ug i more st
orally ola Lively as1!s, ana gyea better sar,laetia 70
&c bakers. JOHNSON WHALLY.
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Inc Best Mil ever offered 10 ,ba 1T IL, MEN

"a ANU GRIST kryy -
:, me Fest Mil ever offered 10 lba 81 IL hES
tELIONS PORrABLE Fa Tfl L
W hiCh has "a sB the F.rst - Mill
s'a.s qHa Csagig Fa,rs gb.,.,,-~ d! al She
S'o''S1, an" ,sgfa geagf attnz Is aAs teea Fl
y; NY ihis lrug sScrlpnI XIII Mo- itsitiEGt,
rnt,...,sl 80 snfhslt, aeHgHfH arI s't7'fstga
Pateste1 yahl ID, toS5 st.ut 6ls, fts'aeagiIty,
naiii9SI - u'es+ n5is cold, aud tl. De afsc
'la'u ott'u'S leclsfe tbciI aayFtt 'ies'lAs ds
oesh s"i1 ~ tae iasl siN u=9Bt,, i lyu' hsys Z
SS @NIP,sH 'ot &fhditE Corr Js1 II afe adnr.
~ 10 '1s ear aItees, 6e. sltb i. sat barley
tecu1n bhkhas before 'altal!s E4d Der.
80 ~. .,t1h sf'hds tr0uf 20 bUs .t-.4
. u' - 'S1" Fef houf ilh from q 49, ea' oi jose
o,net A. pf"P"fionste anIU.Et hois5', AID
pioie'toN u a"fset steam ~ ST, .'0l eaa bs
..,, dluafto4 - frssaiaf motion 80 a"d are
49, yen Ds sll-ehed spAny zaa r a' ava Z
'taL NsiNkt are attached ~ m.
CAP have - "'~si'eH9is HaIti . E4fnr-
-. nsi ''I eAa ae sdtoa where tb..,...4.
'..5, - - months s}lIou. ella.r ~, !, Is ta's
,,ouiht fess.ifs' sad 1krs ia. ss..' i'.''l''hF ~
III !, ~ s,Hl et"t'ti.s ago lar Ersra5ry r. ,fs H.
. ~ - 20 Established i6ci ItE, IN -. + '',f rfr
Ssgr'- tet never Er8Hg wsa ~. tatt ht.f2a
-, 80 - ua1ef' puig cfaak lhr core - p ID ts' Q
s 80 "eta.ei frdesr She iced Is d - '92' $50
Fn /.
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improved Little Clan. Corn and Cob PIalts
ton Mil Price reduced
The subscriber mas purchased exclusive rizbt 81
bFfit3ry tor sale "a The West, Of tho above eeis.
Grated Mills, and Is prepared TO fuTuIsb Ther Al al,
VA, 9, elhef wholesale or retail! guaranteed In he
rs row more than year since the Little Giant
VAS Introduced TO The public during wb,rb time 1
h1s oeeu constantly srOning In the popular favor.
ne improvements recent effected al patented,
1870 ~ 'le moss perfect machine ever offered ioE
St@Gniis team and weighs az fDai0Ws. No. /. 22j
20, x,sse; No D. 400; No. 4 5 q pounds. TSeaIi
hhIhtse are suneisHt 70 set one NJ with at negnAn
teal aid, ard hen ones sdJosted vtIs slen Vs
entrusted 10 boy. Full directions &C ompany each
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! fILION NH

psrsd .nsS' Iaa We sra z ,ares, han,
~ :, ae5 degree Of nueu.ss. aa5 r-','' o. rrgl.
.t,; ~ aoa. 81 neat iuuse Iaet. I,.,t -l+ eaA &c
For fnr a'y ,. ' =, Sr satfs as,asa 10 '''
2 nIthoLSr LIuHts a ~, +"'s s'1 ryal aEgr
dec ~ dwtf ~ t''N Sss 4 o.
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A LARGE AyD COMPLETE STOCK OF
FRkSH FIRST CHOP
tsafsss's.ssih,S.
AT WHOLESALE,
snr Hk subscris 10 re- have nov on hand, and are
SsAxsl, tally reeelsisg rom the kast and south a.
&So. 3 front street, and Levee,
tbufoss New 81 es) Daverysrt, ispa,
Groceries, Mats, Glass. Salt, Wo.denwar are,
srovisiOns, &c.
which they Offer to The trade at Wholesale excus vey
To Rss u Merchants, H9te keepets and others OIL
the interior the State and Nebraska. who purchase
at wholesale, We give The that we wiz MI
their order. aud Memoranda NJ Chicago aud 81 Louis
pr ces transportation added.
Merchants, GroceFs and Hotel keepers doing busi
ness GU the the Or near the line OF the Mississippi q
Mt.sour Ratlroad--iosa City OF farther West, VIII
Ind 10 thvr interest make their purchases OF Us
and BY shipping their goods By the NJ, Il Nj. X, X,
save 81 miles hauling by teams from other point
on the river. Our facilities IRE o. the nrsi cess and
ue feel the most roaiive confidence, that tfsou will
but give us ca ,ions through our stock, and learn
our prices and terms, We shalt receive liberal
snare oi your pa,ronage; witch II shnl be atm,
BY farushS nrst-rate goods At q Soraele prices and
fft fla.att Inns tn aNsErffaa a DAaAtFsn
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,uis tTllg, STEPHEN MILLER.

feSa ftudF Inspector Of Philadelphia.
4arshy certify tst Tor the last foGr weeks have had
10 operation ore q =, J. 81. CiaFks Patent Flourlng
hs. have been running It average af from Fl zt
., iEeCs hours without soIPas and sAGGa d. iJEfy-
GIT hours II reni,s ~ Sses every satsfa14up thai
os ass thEE il IS certain supErseEs al tie
I'D methods of nIl.Gs, have been IN the milling bu,.
meas nftesa years and YET say truly thar have
f-veF anything % the Kind perfection live
d*agrs Chester County Pa. tw1 miles from Parkers-
yGFE N,Es E Aay, and my customers viii testify
10 tie ssiscou EITHER JaT aud bran, have Travelled
through aus q TIE Western staies aid it suPsrsess
suy thing h&gs ever .ssa.
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lAhlEIi MIN II

| a - - iueF uss .srtrsi a NEfrerf, me-,
$50 a. +gtEts-a "a sEI ST. pa.T - l'i'E "a
''-4' " haHd = et1iEs srlstr,n n '''- h'' GaeF
Aress G0oas and Trim,fr..,
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Brushes.
HAVE Ens zssortazsut II PNacy Hair Brushes
L cor also large laS o. ralataut ether Brushes
foEsA!e5 By
ost29 CT. WEBB.
QGiaiAs,
.Jal o.. cf24.alne reesisedlais day,
IUV aaufur sale By
sslsz C. T. WEBB.
Glass.
aEl BOXES window Glass Of al sizes from 7x9
.ea {. i. WEBB.
Class ware.
/ FINE Assortment u DFEgSiEi Glassware 81 al
~ sssss, Ter sale Wy
.-ss7 c. T. WEBB.
FeriEnsry,
L La RGE assaFluea4 OF VERY FINE FERFUA-
y hRs Extracts ,exs..So which invite The EttSn
glsa 0f ne ist4v: Fancy aozl,s, eSe ,ior sale :.
peAgT I. T. WEBB.
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GaIckGo, DtCs mbST ], 1855.
purchased u T. & J. NJ. Ctarks Flour Mills,
time since and asg trial Of several rssa ssI that
can scarcely speak u il In To- high terms have been
miller for twenty wears aud am free ssy that eau
make better a1ur with this tnlll and lager yield aad
rue i with myself than any mill Gave ever
sea number Of ailsrs have been 10 10 IT, and dl
.ay they are well U!o4ssd with operation. IL VIII
pith from tJur 10 siE horse power would recommend
nllsTs u give tfal and certain they vail not
u!sl - return 20 ths Old plan OF milling.
EfIsF!k
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Drug store For sale.

'I'iiE UNDERSIGNED. being obliged % leave for
J. Europe on account Of family Interests; offers
for sale, his Apetbecary shop, well known rs DC
cupying Of the best locations In Baton Rouge.
1t contains 3 complete sssort ment Of NJ defines,
Perfumery. Paints de-. all fresh am in first rate
condition
Tie terms Of sale, will be advantageous; 50 that
the purchaser cannot fail Of success besides the
tom is If the best n order stu more to enhance
the facilities Of the purchaser Of the Drug Store,
the undersigned is willing to lease for term Of
years either q part or the whole Of his house, Or
else to sell the house ut the option Of the pur
cha .er [gug-s G-6m H. JOURDAH.
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From the ficsynne.l
WEEP ron THE living.


Inseribsd q the heart st,tekep Jsso spao su.vics
TIE Terrible Disaster at Last Lsland
Weep for the Twin Tor The dead
Rest meath ths oriny deep
Kissed by the Clark seas silvesy spray,
IN qhietness they sleep.
The angry wall that peaks above
The tempest's fearful rave,
Hatins not the dead who lie entombed
Beneath The oceans wayei
Weep for the living for TIE psng
That dins the orphar's eye,
Tells of their fearless hapless fate
Ilar 'er to live than die !"
Tells If the bitter, bitter woe
Their stricken heart must bear
Ire etiei that ogetruns the soul
With anguish and DESPAIR
Weep 70, the livingl Weep for her
With widow'i anguish riven,
Whose burning sigh in every breath
Is waited up TO Heaven.
Weep for the husband, who yet lives
Ref of all earthly ties
Wife, children. al he loved is gore
Oh, breath for him your signs
Weep for the parents who are left
ihidIess and full Of years
The gloom that ovefshsdo~s them,
Finds no relief in tears
For them life's but blank--they feel
No single gladning ray
The future stands before them but
One dark and cherries dsYl
Weep FOR the mother Weep for her
Who mid the breakers wild,
Stood helpless while The angry tide
Bore off her darling child
Who in that awful night Of death
When waves ran mountains high,
Still heard her struggling children scream
so mother must die %
Weep for the livipg---tor The dead
Feel not the pangs oi woe
That cluster ronnd the stricken heart
Its pulse TO o'crflow
Bh weep Tor those who still must live,
Ref Of each hoTe and Joy
Weep for the broken hearted few
That death would not destroy.
st. Mary, La, August, 1856
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VALUE of REput1TIoN. Daniel
Webster when q young lawyer was
employed in Case for which he re.
ceived fee Of eighteen dollars Later
in life he was employed in a similar
case, and received fec Of five ,hous-
ana dollars, through he used he Same
brief which he had prepared for the
first cass.
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The ELoQUENcE oF AcroN.-
When A,cIyIus, the Greek poet,
was condemned to death, his brother,
an orator and hero, Was summoned
TO plead bis cause. While the au-
dience were gaziug with intensity of
interest to hear what he said, be silent
ly lifted up the stump of his dismsm-
bered arm, which be- had lost in the
service for his country, and said not
a word. The multitude burst into
bouts of applause, and the poet was saw
ed. The dumb eloquence ofthat limb
spoke more powerfully than words
that burn"
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though the destiny OF the nation rested
upon IL.
/ Col Pierce with the voice of East
Baton Rouge" In charge, had left the
main road, in order to meet and join
tie Clinton delegation. II was near
The eleventh hour before The great
ball" became visible on The horizon -
4 A Joyous shout went up-thp martial
music Of Walters mud Jolly, was ~ far
in adyance--tle procession was SO lorg
that the harmony of he Clinton Btasa
Band was not disturbed Jackson
never saw day like this before, tie
whole town was "possessed' bY The
dense multitude. The string Of bug
gies, carriages, carryalIs, wagons
men on horse back. etc, could not
have been less than mile long, and
yet not moro than half the people who
had come to attend The demonstration
were in line. The Gold Spring
ground had been selected IA lovely
wlereon multitude Of the pref
test ladies--hat ever made the earth
poetical-h had assembled A bower Of
pine branches had been tastefully ar
ranged for the speaking under this
the ladies' had assembled The Gin.
ton Artillery, aided by the Young
American Canoneers of Red Stick,
made the pine trees dance whilst mu-
sic prepared the mind for the feast of
reason. The first gentleman who nd
dressed The meeting, after it had been
organized, was Col Simmerel, of Mis-
sissippi. He spoke about an hour
during which time, be was listened to
with marked attention in one of the
most eloquent and logical speeches, il
defence of American principles, that
We have ever bad The pleasure Of lis
tening to. The eloquent gentleman did
not indulge in any Of The common in
vec'ive aud abuse, Of stump ora'ors.-
What he said, was with modest for
hearance, aud with an eve not to in
jure the feelings Of any one differing
with him. Reason was alone appeal
ed to, and step by step he proceeded
with logical argument, based upon
substantial truths, until bis case was
fully made out and fairly established
If converts were not made 10 the cause
he so ably advocated, it was because
there were none there Of the opposite
opinion.
After the speech, dinner was an.
nounced, and came off in the most or
derby and creditable manner. There
was superabnndonee ofevery thing
done up in the best manner, and every
soul on the ground was fully satisfied.
But o,o feeling rervaded the vast
crowd and that Of good will, Of pleas.
ure-and satisfaction.
After dinner, COL Allen, Of West
Baton Rouge, spoke; after bin, u
gentleman from Mississippi, whose
name we have forgotten. Col Pres-
ton Pond closed in few remarks, af
ter which, the people dispersed. Thefe
is no way Of ascer'ainIpg the number
of persons on the ground, and Of course
they will b. variously estimated. To
our eye there could not have been less
than sir thousand of all ages and
sexes. Out Of this number, thee
thousand voters would be a low figure !,
but whether they will all vote the Amer
lean ticket or not whether there
were any converts to The party; or
wi ether any went home TO write cards
of withdrawal" from the Know
Notbings are questions which nobody
but Old Time blm,elf can answer.
The ELoQUENCE uF ACroN.--
| y6'Ln AZ oh,tiua III. G,.ab ,,,ot
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Special uotiffs.

MRS. READS MINARY.
WILL COMMENCE its next session, Monday
October 9th. Pupils are particularly requested to
be present the FIRST day Of School.
MRS. NJ. W. READ Principal
sept.fa.1 NV. Baton Rouge, La,
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The Dead Hath Arisen.

operation now, that were eighteen
hundred years ago. Indeed, that the
dead hath arisen We have a practical
ocular demonstration before cur eyes
today.
Some years ago. small body Of
men assembled together TO advise with
one other and if possible devise the
ways and means, to prevent the entire
absorption Of American influence and
nationality, by European influence
and nationality They had map
before them Of the continent Of North
America, aud beheld at a glance the
wide extent of territory to be peopIed
IN time and added to our glorious
constellation. With reasonable phil
anihropic desire, to benefit mankind,
they calmly considered what to do. to
secure the blessings of republican in
situations on the Atlantic, and enoour-
age healthy growth Of the same even
to the rock bound Pacific. This con
sideration gave'iso to society or order
composed of few of the Sous Of
sires Of '76. intended no doubt
to act on other parties, and not to sci
up as great national organizs-
ton. The principles proclaimed by
them, were soon kuown-found by
the American people to be based in
immutable truth aud correct reason.
The multitude hoeked to the doors
for Bdmission-the doors were thrown
open and host OF demagogues rushed
in. The latter all wanted to serve
the country, and to do so, thought it
hard that they were not taken by the
coat tails and dragged into Office
Many tagged in their ardour, got
faint hearted withdrew, reran,ed,
published cards, exposes, newspapers,
etc. to show WHAT That they were
doubly damned 10 the fact that they
had voluntarily agreed to certalu
things, and afterwards betrayed con
fidence, thought by this kind Of States
evidence to be Immediately taken up
by the spells party and rewarded
Alack the lay gentlemen you may
for the moment, be Rugged, kissed
and caressed ; but the kissing is Judas
| like.
The party languished for day, under
the influence Of killing malady called
the " common sense epidemic" but it
has revived and come into full life,
manhood and strength within the past
season. 10 no place was the malady
aforesaid more fatal than in this city
Men would be taken with 1t on guard
at the prison, and shake in such man
ne as TO drop their guns until rubi-
6icit nts and other correctiyes were
restored to. During al thi- time Sam
tho legitimate Sam, has flourish
ed j; gaining daily a healthy strength
and manhood. On Friday morn
ing last, il was sight Of "t two hun
dred small boys and negroes . worth
looking at. to behold the old gentle,
man, through his representatives the
scions Of the soil, on tbeil road to
Jackson La, to attend a Barbecue,
gotten up by the generous and bospi
table people of East Feliciana. We
followed on behind, in the cool of the
evening. and bolted at Mrs. Town
sends roadside Ion, in the Plains. A
pleasant time we have of it, ever ,
at this coy retreat for the weary
| On this occasion it was more than us
ual interesting--tbs however is pri-
vatc property. Next morning Jack
son lay before us; all up and down,
in hills aud hollows--a picturesque
Mace. All Jackson was asiir with
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"Let's take horn" is phrase Of
frequent utterance. The blast Of that
horn may be the signal for the porter
to open the gate Of death
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NEW ARRIVAL.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

U'HE UNDERSIGNED has just received by steam
l. err mpire City, his sptire stock Of Fall and
Winter Clothing. together with large assortment
Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, embracing near.
" every article in that line. His assortment Of
Cents Ready-made Suits, consisting Of Pants,
Coats ana Vests to match, are beautiful, and can
be Ind In all eolois. All those who want 10 have
the first selection, and get n good fit would do
well 10 call curly, before the sizes are broken.
aep-5-y. w. ID. PHILLIPS.
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NOTICE.

A III PERSONS indebted to The undersigned for
II account If the pat and previous years, are
requested TO come forward and settle.
sept .n u. JOUgDAN.
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

DY THE Empire City from NV York, have
ID just received my assortment ofGents Gloves
and Hosiery, also u large assortment Of Handk'fs
GraFats, Nec.ties, Stocks, Fcarfs Linen Bos 10
shirts and Under Shirts of all kinds. Particular
attention isasktd 10 my assortment II Gloves and
GauHtIets, in these goods defy competition.
sept-5--y. W ID. PHILLIPS.
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FOR SAFE
A NEGRO WOMAN, about 70 years Of age
\ good Hnuse servant, Washer ard lroner,
For riicuars enquire at he Comet Once.
sept Q 80.
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FOR PRECEDENT.
WILLARD FILLMORE. Of New York

FOR PRECEDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE. Of New York.
voR vIrE-PREs iDENT,
PERCY WALKER, of Alabama.
Neither would you have declined ea;ly
in March to address ratification meeting
in Alexandria, OF the nominations Of the
American party.
Hoping that consistency may yet become
the chart OF your counsel, | have the honor
to be Your obedt serv't,
J. NJ. ELAN.
How. PERCY WALKER, Mobile, Ala.
--e-es-----
U The body of Lieut.. Gardener has
been recovered from the Savannah river
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

WAsafxoroS, July 22.-Sesate.-Mr Butler introdue
Cd bin 20 regulate the compensation Of Senators
Representative IL proposes To give salary Of 5000
ior each regular session and the present per diem with
2s cents per mile Tor travel each way.
The Senate discussed the constitutonality of ma
king improvements In the harbors Of Wisconsin, and
passed two bills for that purpose
The House amendment To the resolution fixing day o
adjournment substituting the 18th Tor the 18th of Au
gust, concurred In.
Hous>.-Aher amending the Senates resolution fixing
day Of adjournment the House proceeded to the cons
Iteration OF the Nebraska contested election The
resolution declaring that Mr.. Chapman not elected
~ rejected
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this Of the offer all Fancy Goods such
sales, without regard articles
will he sold much below Purchasers invited
Lawns, Jaeonets orgAndes, Bareges, Tissues
PArAso Ribbons, Embroiieries,
Prints, GinghAms, MAntillas,
Boys' wear OF all styles,
Hosiery, Gloves, JAconet and Swiss Bands
Irish Linens, Linen SheetinEs Towellngs, &c, &c,
Al the Cash Store CHRISTIAN LATHROP,
"a Main
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1912 Prizes amounting tlu
1900 prizes OF 81 by the
$4,000 priIe that number should he odd
every odd number ticket the Scheme will b. entitled
number n number ticket In the scheme
entitled 81 In addition to other prize which the ticket
Purchasers buying equal quantity Of old
with chances Of obtaining other priE-s.
Remember that Prize is drawn, payable
deduction.
All Prizes OF 80 and UNDER paid Immediately
draWing-ohcr Prizes the usual time OF thirty days
All strictly confidential The
Ice forwarded purchaser immediately amer the drawing
Whole Tickets IS; Halves ~ Quarters IN.
Prize Tickets cAshrd other Tickets
Orders for Tickets he addressed either
:. SWAN a CO, Atlanta, Ca. or
iyiO :
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n s,oPi45kH,E M1IL ,EuALE sENIsAnl

MISS hAhA EASTMAN, Principal
, ms ssinhy oeaied N The del gt'ul and healthy
90 wspSgs s E . rsa,gs By Railroad vii" be opened
o.s s9g nov in prees., o. erection siih Az u,
vi oonisn such both point Of TASTE srd com
fort a. cannot m To -aty parents vhc their dauFter. arc
sJoynghe bsneht Of nStal culture. hey tie CON %
The established with view 10 AFFORD to Young I,s
ne most perfect combination ~ advantages ior the
poroeE ,nd accomplished sdueson and pains srpn vii.
.oPsLo merit W.. Eastman ts principal he bead r
R,, G @ 81 year ia, been tnosn TO e patrons o. Aston
Ihs r. svrendA Potter Bishop Of the fP,nnsyivana
Mis-, Eastman uho propose. open Young Isdie,' SENT
s w heds Dglsvare Co, Ps In sepmber been
ION q her capacity efficiency a. an edsests @
o b erected for her every seeommodain H.
vsgs sod surrounding country healtur.
.es1s' sir daughter, M. Eastman Vii have no lss.on to ~
Ms E.s@s9 81. b. .dei BY an Efficient corp. Of Teachers.
ns az 1.sSss Laasu,ss s Be taught aud spoken ~ sPsnn
I1s A. German, spanish Italian Language, vii rs,y.
T1s ssgralsesnee. ill taught vim he IA and
hs naslss Dspsri@,n, under ne chang. Of lady .,
nsntJ qualned 10 hl The situation prefsrrng sfs
on ~ pa p q, W snEnsean have DE benefit Naung
DT.sng .ad ralnas Tnbe under he direction Of Lad, a..
eo..pished n ne sft
Ths rraNs FoR RoAED AND TUifIoy n all tn. n,.o,,..
Me- F..ssss ~. mn, ~ .0 % ~ @onas
Hs'gsd A. Potter D. D.. snd he Episcopal clergy of PH
Ioa. y g.res. Pr,.,den, Of o.u.s
ESs. 81 R,..,. - ,egy. q Nss Ha%r.hr,
sss y sem l. ~ 1884, 81 ''9 20 N'T f's
Rsv a. NsIsed. cIssfsylS. "a
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