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Rubbed brskiy into the mssess and Eisuds o. the threat
and eh,st. has an astonishing eject in b~rrell.is, asth-
ma, and al diseases hat Affect Respiration. Hoarseness
nay thus be e1red in = fsw hours. 10 ei-rEmsn, puble
speakers, and voealists, It's, on this account. invaluable.
Sold At the mSnufaSt0ry, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New
York. and By all druggists. st25e. sse and 81 Per pot
H-an ..n.nlM
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sa5 Reward for 1he Tbief.

CTOLEN from the su1scnbers, living at tne Junction
- Of he Memphis and Charestou Railroad and Beal
street On saturday night 4th insf- a large S0rrel Mare
Aule, With marks % hsrness on hps, back a little soc.
nave add tail have been reached about two months said
mule Is between seven and eight years Of age
me above reward vii he paid for apprehension Of the
thief, OF eI9 on The delivery % the mule At the asove
named plac8.
iy7-dimauit MASON Il BROOKS.
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Notice.

AN European desires e set employment in some pu-
vate family or Seminary, 70 teach the French and italian
LAnguAsssi also GsogIaphy. and partially Latin and
spanish.
Address Z. O., through the P5st. once, Memphis,
TeRnessee. iy2t2Es
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI

FREDERICK A.P BARNARD. Ii D., President
- Professor u Greek and Ancient Literature.
WILSON 6. R~IsHAEDsON, 81. A Professor q Latin
and Hsderu Languages.
WILLIAM p sFEARSs. Professor d GovsrnsHtaI Sci
eucs and Law.
Hsthemstisa Physlcs, Astrsnlmy ani C.Vh Ea.t
nssnf E.
EDWARD @ BOTTOM. e.. A., Profsss1r o. Chemistry,
Eineraiogy aad seoicgy-
NATHANIEL n CRAWFORD. D. D.. Professor o. In
ieh eiual ans Moral Philosophy.
JORDAN n. PHIPPs. n. A.. Assistant Professor Of
Msihsm.ties.
WILLIAM r. BAREsDALE. n A Tunr IN Rhetoric
Lgc, Composii5n aud Kocutioa.
ROBERr n. ~KIMBROUGH. n A TaisrI IN Mashematies
WILLIAM A EAKIN, n A. Tutor in GrssE.
CHARLES II. LEE, n A, Tutor in Latin.
'This chair viii be and by d. CRAWFORD uutu m
1c@ncy g. sgppled.
THE TENTH ANNUAL SESSION o. this I-nstitation
j vii 02eu en- THURSDAY, ne i0th September sen
III improvements o. the Laboratory, ne Philos9phica.
~ b activity and enerus AID Ar expected iobe ready 10
use IN me early part o. the ses-ioa.
The New tDOrmitOry,
Just e9mDleteL VII ssysaiy-ivo additional
LARGE n COSTLY ADDITIONS
Have BEN mad 70 The Chemical and Philosophical sDpa-
atus, smbra'ing the atfst mpr0ysmei IS
Arare and extensive collection Of
Shells and Minerals
HaF recently been procured. ard the Library HT Re e.
larg,d vith a ch0i-e sslscilon o. b.oks by september.
TERMS
pr Session Of Ten N5nfhsJ
To Stulents Who lotEs in the Ccnegs buidinEs....sO 90
To those Who locge a. co
Thsse charges inc.uis tuitoo, matrIoulsu-n lee, fuel
and sarvauf hire
Law stu1ents $50.
bad he Hll and in private f4mlIs At about 81
per month
JANIS r. HOTRT.
Secretary o. the Board
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MEXICO AND ENoLAND.-A letter from Ha-
vana says that the difficulty between Mexico
and England has been satisfactorily arranged
and the British Commodore sailed for Jamaica
about the middle Of last month. The Mexi-
cans have agreed to pay TO England $4,000
within -four months, assigning IS per cent. of
the total amount Of duties received as a seeu-
rity for The payment Of the money. An ample
apology has been offered to the British consul
az San Louis Potosi, and when be hoisted his
-, it was saluted with twenty-One guns.
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Spttial NOturs.


z viii Be given on sATURDKT. It q Augus.
A BARBECUE,
On the Rudolph Road, one mile & ON Memphis. IN front
OF Dr.. Thomas residence.
The Barbecue Is gotten Up BY the Butchers Of Memphis.
TIE ladies are respectfully invited 10 II end. There VII
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S2nn Reward

a from ny planfatien. nine a.
miles southwest rum SQuerviue, Fsyeitr
county, Tenn on the 18Th July. 1897 THHEE -
hEA, % f1li1Es, viz ADAM, 49,
years Old. uEht compieri5n, hair somewhat gray, weiEhi
about 1f5 pounds, shout 81 feet high. has q scar en- IA.
nrse, aad ere o. his knees is enlarged By . cut. PED.
IS years % age, back complexion. weight 10 Iounda
about 5 feet 10 inches ga SANDFuED or SANK q
very Ikeiy muiait0. ah1ut q year, Oh, heavy buif.
weight about 10 pounds. and abozt5 : fest high
Their ain Is 70 get 70 a FREE STATE AMI 7 have good ree-
s0ns 20 believe hey we're decoied q By a white man Eha
let this vicinity a ~ days bef5re then
will Five the shove reward for their delivery 20 M.
or II they arr securet IN ial 50 that get them. 10 cauzhi
out % this STATE; 0Ce half. A. esrEht ip his State eat o.
Fsy-tts county (; or ene-third Tor eith-r o. them caught
IN or oat OF his State, As tia case nav Be.
SAML :. NEAL.
ty70-daw2m Macon, Tern.
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MORMoE MoRALITT n RELIGEoa.-a L
now takes about one thousand bushels Of wheas
70 bread ny family one year, and I want to
lay up SIX thousand Tor each year Of the seven
for which | calculate 10 store il up. Reflect
upon the probable increase Of my family with
in seven years they alone Will be almost nu-
merous enough TO people a small city. Where
a family now requires only a hundred bushels
a year, let the head Of The family lay up hun
dred bushels the first year, two hundred the
next, and increase the amount every year in
proPOrtiOnto their probable require nents."-
Hsber G. Kinball.
NEw METHOD OF MAKING OLD MIN YOUNG
MEE.-" would NOT be afraid to promise a
man who is sixty years Of age, if be will take
the counsel o. Brigham Young and his breth-
rem, that he will renew bis age. Ihave noticed
that a man who has bat one wife, and is in
clinsd to that doctrine, soon begins to Wither
and dry up, while a man who goes into plural
ity looks fresh, young and sprightly. Why is
this? Because God loves that man, and be-
cause he hOhOrs his work and word. Some Of
you may not believe this, but I know il. For
a man Of God to be confined to one woman is
small business for it is as much as we can DO
now to keep under the burdens We have to car
~, and do not know what wa should DO II we
bad only one wife spiece.H-Hsbsr c. Kim
ball.
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RaOTTCR

49, n May. 1854, I paRhased e MessFs.
GRO. FLAHERTY \ $40. a Haustt 4
1Cunsf0n Piano, uhich up % this cate l.
= pronounced By The best jaises Of musie 10
be unsurpased I tkerefoTe take pleasure Il reeom-
mending them - reliable In tkeir representatives. &c,
&C. Hi
fr15 Desafo cnunfv MIA
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.Earef Rpco5apH.

nATRNr STEEL and BRASS sPaING BOOPs; al-o,
Il BRAss SPIRAL SPRING HOOPS, ate~ a~rficlr, for
sale y y B. MILLER
sy56tW Corner Main and Madison,
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STRATHD Oh STOLES rem he subscriber.
on the tight o. TO- z3i Dumb iasf a. son
NA2grey NAlE, sbalt q arr o. rs or IS binds
hizh 81 smalllzp upsl bog wstler. supposed r Del
caused by toe satle Saiu Aare was with fuaI 90 he
time above mfuua- cl
The aHovr rcsa.d VIII tepaHI rn re livery. or receipt
o. nioImztiu tlat viii F4- 10 tLe recovery 90 fhs Mare.
IT, a. FALLS,
jvN7-.v an2w LaGfarrs. T-rIe 5se.
=. u. -. -.---------
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EXPLOSIVE SuGAR.-M Beqaerel and NJ.
Lenormeut, Of Paris-bOth distinguished -
ob~smfsts-have recently produced decorating
powder by dissolgirg loaf sugar in strong sul-
phuric acid, and then drying The product. 1t
Is stated to be AZ explosive ss gun-eotton, but
is not suitable for muskets or rides, on account
Of its great rus.iRg or oxydizing qualities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-07-30

e Mr.. George Peabody, the American
banker, of London, made . visit to this city on
the 10th. An incident which he related Of
himself, while here, will show to what Mr..
Peabody is indebted for his success. Fifty
years ago, at the age Of twelve, be had occa-
sion to pass through Concord, on his way TO
Vermont. He stopped all night at the Stick
ney Hotel, where he paid his lodgings and
breakfast BY saving woOd.-COneOrd Democrat.
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AMARRrAeE1s PARrs.-Alsttss dated Paris.

AMARRIAGEIN PARIs.-AisttsE dated Paris,
July 81, says:
YESTERDAY 81. Haillot, captain Of the stan
and aid-de-c8mp Of General Regnault de Saint
Jean d'Angely, was married to Miss Murphy
a young and beautiful American heiress.
Ger. Regnsult de St. Jean d'Angeiy was one
Of the witnesses for NJ. Haillot and Mr.. Ma.
son, the American Minister, one for the bride.
There was a large company present, including
a crowd Of fashionable ladies, public func-
tionaries, members of the diplomatic corps, and
general otbcers-among others Marshal Mag
nan. a fine military band assisted during the
mass"
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- fhOa the subscrloar. On The 92ndNL
2rERo % April. one small, OARS bay MARE ~
9four years o. age. one hind foot Va
slA white. and msna lying on len sd en4mAs
Also. one small, hrght tay MARE MULE. four sears
old, reached and bcbbed. and saedIe uarks.
Any one aking up said stock viii b. literally rewarded
~ addressing ne a. Memphis. Any Information thank
fully received.
ir29 VA wufru
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A desirable Farm for SALE

A Desirable Farm for sale.
- LOWER FOR SsLB four hInd ID and thirty
> acres o. Land, Tn miles Northwest Of Grenada,
~Miss., within half = mile o. The Mississippi ard
- tennessee Railroad. three hundred Of which j.
o W 10 a IN state OF cultivation. Buildings consist OF
Over er's house negro quarters and other bCildings usu-
canvenient.
T-ms made easy. AEpiy 20 the undtrsignei. at
Grenada, Taiiobu2ha county, Kiss, OF Col. a.. Taloert,
IN nv absence.
y29-Ims o n P. TALBERT.
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our Poster DeDarfment
$50 REWARD.

A BLACK LACE vF1L, eIftrr On Main or Madison
n strest, between OLA Fellows Hal and tts crossing
Of Third ttreet and Madison A ibsrll reward viz DO
given 70 aBy one Who wi d ave IL a. thu lnce
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somerviIIe Model schooI,

The next Tenthl Session Of the Young Ladies' Model
School, At s0merviue, Tenn viii Commence on MON
DAT, the IN Of September next, Jndsr the continued
supervision OF A.. <. Sloan.
By order o. he Bard o. Trustees.
HON. J. c. HUMPHREYS, Pres't.
EpVvTN DTCWrysON. gecfy. fva-fau2m
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Vthk t1irty-seventh instzlm NJ n the Ms1pbr Bugld-
L lag and Loan A. oai4tion vii b. Cue on SATURDAY.
the lat day Of August. 1857. Payable a. the once q tn
ireas1rcTs ogrner of Maiissn stEtst and Bank AEsn1r,
% stairs.
The Fuads VIII b. l,aned zane evening. at O'Clock. At
Esquire Homes cnce, Court Fquare.
fs1AH n al anwrrw a.--.4.-
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Tpnchpas WsUnFoA
II

a 1~sNiLhaAk o. ezrertsaus ana superior q~uaIidca-
"A fou, tnone other need apprl Is wanted 20 take
hsrge o. TIE Leudcrtaie County Fsmals Institute. Ap-
W a. tne sureof r l. TAYLOR.
1yD u Ias Naiu street.
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Pearl starch.
ZINE TEAsI


A LARGE assortment, purchased before he late rise
n Ia Teas, for sale very low. Il Wholesale or retsu. bv
H =. F~ARNSWORTa & o
Iy2e No Z Front 49,
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A Word to the Afflicted.
Cholera, Diarrhea, Bloody FIux,
&C. sc.

THERE is 10 disease hat pr1-tratss hunsn beings in
50 short = time, aud that renders the system % uneon-
setaus Of the remedies vhen applied, as these; and ii
therefore beaOves al persons who valus their lives dearr
than anything eiss, rsmember that decays are danger
Gus" A soon as you f-sl the slightest symptom or
Diarrhea. call for a bottle OF sledgss Cholera or der
rhas Syrup, one dose o. whica, II tken IN time. will re-
Iisve yOu. Remember, this Is no eunnlngly devised hum
bug as We have the evidences to prove the fact. All We
ask is a trial.
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ViHE exercises In this ilsiituton VII open on MON
Il DAY. The TN o. September uext under the supr
Flsisu OF Prot J. G. DOCKRRT. Every departmeut d
The Institution VII be flied By teachers % tbe arst
order % talesL. ard nutliug shall b. wanting % give
y1ung lsdhs an edlcAfon A. thorough and comp etr a.
can Be ebtainfd N any other lnstitnti1n IN the Lind.
Hoa- sIaEON OLIVER.
President o. the Board q frusfeeg.
w A HOuW grcrerarv fvT I'M
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GEK. HAHNEE.-A dispatch from Washing
ton 20 a New York paper states that Genera
HAHKEr will not 20 to Utah with the expedi.
tim, but will, in accordance with the esrnest
request Of Gov. RALKEH, remain in Kansas il
command Of a sufficient force Of dragons ant
artillery to keep the peace until after the oetO-
Der elections. Col. ALBKET s. JOHNSON, OF III,
Second Cavalry, now in Texas, it is further
stated. will command the Utah expedition.
TEx SLAVES MAEvzITTED-The Cinein-
nati Connereisl states that Mr.. p. r. d. Scan
BOROUGH executor Of the estate Of the late
TuRaILL MoSAIR, Of Georgia, appeared be-
fore Judge BURsOTEE, OF that city, on We'd
nes5sy, and formally nsnumitted ten slaves
belonging TO the estate Of the deceased. The
nanumissiOn was done in accordance with a
clause in The will Of the t~estator, and after tie
slaves we're formally declared free, Mr.. Scar
BOROUGH PRESENTED each Of them $500, that
sun for each being bequeathedtO them by their
late mss5,r. They have settled in Clermont
count, Ohio.
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PTRITC STHnnIs-

OBLIGATIONS for positions as Teacher, IN the Pebble
schools aust b. uade in writlIg 90 The undersigned
a. as early = Day a. pracfica5is.
GEORGE 2 GRANT
T. D.. ELDRIDGE. ACourattiee
IE23Iw " H. -
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EgR INT
POSSESSION GIVEN lMMEDfrTELT-The Hra
country rslerEse, 70 m-rly o~u @ ~ A. W.us. SEQ.
with seven acres % ground. Tie Ercsrut occru.rt viii
sci crop ard Ient furniture, n desrtd.
Enquire Of J. T. CHADWICK.
Madison street.
B%s Opposite Cu.cn BauE.
FOR SALE.
A LEASE OF A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE confai1-
ing tour rotms, ktChen and servants Rolm. sts-e Rom
Stahlei Zoe Welcf water. aud six acres ol Gue uIlatIs
.and, viii shout 90 chaics hrit trees SITUATED rhr-tT-
nils from Court square. POSSESSION cigGn rst serr.m-
rrr- Arpy 10 J. E. CHADWICK.
ALSO- BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE. neal
cpniaunE . rocus5 titrhen, servants ~ m. sfsb.e snli
excellent cistrru, with about three-fourth of an ace 90
and situated Just OUT % the city limits. Possession
given Isl ssptcmbsr. A oaI gaia can b. had lftar-u soon.
Apply J.. Z. CHADWICK.
ALSO, apeautiful GLIDING sTTE. c1utainnrs s-i10
acres vel iimbered; situate on tle uorfhHtsf cl-nero OF
Csntral Avenue and Browu's Age1 ue. directly 0uposits
The rrsidcncs OF luke Harris
ALSO a dne BU LDISG LOT, containing four acres
WI covered vita tne trees situate or the north Side %
ealker street near the drst toll gate on TIE Hsrnsrio
Plank Road. For terms Apply to
LE CHADWICK.
Aempbs Land once.
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Second Hand Pianos,


- We have IN store six serond-hani Pa
$3.50 nos, al made ~ IN hest manniacturers
10 this es-ntry, whlch we yin sen very
low, or rent uy the ninth
MCKINNEY s. q
y2-lm l1 Aain street.
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE,
HERNANnn MISS

THiEII thausssd p-uals shoulders just received and
Il Tor s.ls ioEs by
DAVIS. WILLIAMS h CO.,
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4lrm advertisements.

BiuR City Cadets, Attention
Z ToU are hersby notid-d 10 ait nd a meetlaE Of The
Aocmpany TO-SIGRT. a. Excharg q Bundings.
- jyso-It THos RUTHERFORD sssy
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J. E. CHADHTA'S ADVERTISEMENTS

y r. tHAoH ttkR ADeEEfAoEAEAts
viii Always De Fsund in This CsIumu.
DkhSONS wishing o. know what be has Co 80. ~
4 what De mas want t1 buy icr any OF his Gust uera.
VII b. sure o. aui Do m rnr last ool1uIn. or f1eSEC1N
PAGA hsmeasrr SHAT aud save y5drssf -hl trcLt t
Of boxing al over tae pape-.
Ai5oslnees cntrustsd 90 ne vii Be attended 30 care
fulg ard Eifh dsustch.
OHIce Madison Street oPposIta UuIon Eana.
INSURANCE REAL EsrArs y GENERAL
AGENCT.
Etna Fire and Inland Navigg-
ten Insurance Company,
uAFiiAL AND 5OHPLus----.-------Sl u0.9G
Hartford Fire Insurance Co..
CAPITAL AND SURPLUs---....-..-.---..slo,HG
Charter Oak life Insurance 20.
CAPITAL \ D-URPLUs.-.......-..--..ssl so
D0LICIES issued On resso1zb Die terms. Losses os1lr
i by adjusted and promptly paid.
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pEDIGREE.

This fine st;liiou who took tic Premium at the
State AGricr7tural Fair of 1854 and the two prcCc
Jin~ Fairs i'm 4,oudoun is bs autifu dark bay with
biaSk name tail and legs of fine action and apPcar
ance going sall eats well, without ever haviir!
i,sn psitede:s sixteen and half hands high. ard
y.cW 1r,pcr+i::ncd for Saddle Harnuns and is ten
IJe vas sire by Tom Telegraph, who gotten
Inv old Marvisnd Tom out of the dam of Bachelor
and was well Known through Loudouu snd FauGufr
AZ the sire of the best saddle horses of the prese:
"" III. dam Of Young Tom was sired iy Lafayette,
Grand dam bv Eagle out OF a Loudoun sorrel mare
fhcrein combining the best crosses ever known IN
tbis section 81 the country, for beauty of size ard
elegance OF cslrragc, together with lung life and
great endurance.
viii add tlSat Tom has proven himss'f well fitted
as a stock horse, as his colts now old enough 10
be used, turnsug out remarkably fnt and sell at
very high Prt:ss JOHN ". Lure
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PROSPECTUS or
EsTsHD aoIJEEH

=
A Democratic NeWspapefs puDitshed e1
Richmond Cftgs va. 3
DEFoRE the close Of this Saoath, the sehseriber
ID will issue the hEst nHtnber Of pewsPaPfrf
which he proposes 10 publish IL daily aud semi
weekly editions and which he intends to devote 10
the service of 4e South the interests Of the ates
and to the support of the principles Of the emo
cratic party. But the paper will not eesr eEeta-
sfvey political that its columns will only intsrefe
the polItieians nor subserriept 20 party % %
spare bad 70 betruy principle Tor the sake OF
power, Disguise its Convictions ri the fuEgea.
ton of expectancy.
shall crdeayuF to commend Il 10 INTEL gent rer-
of eli classes, By diligence IN the ef
news, by imparting something Of egric9lte
commercial and literary interest 10 ia cstrtnn1S
and by ventnrin;y an oatspoken and elaphstts ePir
ion OF the topics of the day, NO matter swhat the
hazard OF conflict with prejudice of offence to the
self appointed leaders of party. The organ OF no
clique in the interest of no faction. and with no
partial purpose to serve, the paper viii address IT,
self to the honest judgment q the pcotes and for
support will rely upon tsif appreciation of energy
ana enterprise Ahd theft lose OF plain talk and IN
dependent action. There may be particular indi-
viluals to whom this sort Of discussion will net be
the masses, may aurviVe the Opposition OF tEnos
rant or interested critics No doubt ssrvile s3rfss
viii be shocked at my xcai in the defence OF the
South: still have the ,consolRtory assurance that
there are plenty OF brave and true In Virginia,
upon whose sympathy and support may rely With
on the enterprise with no naisgiTing 20 The 70.
q. TuE SourH will be OF an equal size With the
lending papers of the city; and viii be Furnished %
subscribers at the following rRtesS Daily Sta
year; Semi weeEly, S6-PeyhSle n adsSaes.
ROGER a. PRYOR.
March II. 1857. EDITOR and HeapFietor.
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E-Ipc1NIA. To-wIT:-At rules held in file
VLrrTk's Oficc of the Circuit Court of Jefferson
ca,nty, on the 9th day CT April, 1857:
T Gwynne and Thomas NJ. Gwtnne. sur.
living partners of David GwynEe, Thomas
N G~vnne and Evans Gwyhbe,. la,e-part-
.srs under the name and irm of E. Gwvnne
l. Co., plaintiff,
AGAINST
trorace L. Brooke, Defendant.
IN DEBT.
or,,. object OF this suit is to obtain judgment
int the defendant, who is not resident of the
ssgIe Of Virginia; for $3.50 90, the amount of the
e !nS,.T,' debt sgainst him, with legal interest
g from October 3ist, 1855, until paid and the
az If suit; and to attach the estate and eff cts Of
sc defendant in the county of J.fIcrson for satistac-
w ~ snid Judgment vixen so obtained.
IT, appearing affidavit fled in this suit, that The
,Edrot is not resident OF this State he is hereby
osoircd 10 ppear here within month after due
n"bcation If this order, and do what is necessary
oro,cct his interests in this matter 1t is further
51cred that copy of this order be published once
SEX for four successive lweelcs. in the Spirit of
Iasrson a newspaper printed in the county of
Ia rs1n and post. at the front door of the Court
I,uzc Of said county, on the FIRST day of the next
County Court ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
.,- "a Tim
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COMPOUND sYRUP
of 8apaapari1la.

CAREFULLY prepared from choice Sarsaparilta,
- according to the improved formula Of the last
mcndcd in Scrofla in ali iis forms; diseases Of the
Skin, Eruptions. SC, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diseases 9th Lungs, Cancerous Affections
Heart, PalPitation and Trembling in the region of
Htuc cart and Stomach, Neuralgia1 Scurvy, Ch0rea,
or s.. Vitus' Dance, to countcract the destructive
cffec Mercury, and all Diseases arising from
ilnpr state e BE Blood. Prepared and sold by
BELLER s. COOKE.
Marcl, TO- 1857.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-07
TOM TELEGRAPH.

gNIIIS celebrated Premium Horse Will stani She
1 ensuing ECascn, commencing the. 23d -~,-f2,
of March, mid terminating 25th June, on ILS@Hh
Mondays Tuesdays aud Wednesdays, ut @A-A-
George Johnsons stable in Bcrryvillcy and at W m
Dre,S's, near tCharlcstown ON Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays.
TERMS -3'irtcen dollars the season-twenty to
insure mar. in foaI. and fifty cCnts;o the groom
for each mare: Parting with the mart after having
her insured, f.rfcits the insurance noney
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-07

WILL. be sold on Friday, 3rd of April, at
w the residence of James Mcdaniel, in Charles
town, to satisfy executions in my banda, all the
PERSONAL PROPERTY
4 Feather Beds Bcdsteads and Bedding;
S Straw Bcds, Bcdsicada and Bedding;
Quilts Comforts, Pillow cases, &c;
d VALIANT Stlld5, CoIlir q Stove and fixtures;
d pair VIM Cunt ,ins, Chamb, and PaIlJr Car
nets; T-undIe Hcdsteads and Bcddingj
4 VA slst.nHs. n..w!s aud "itchcrs;
TSO or three doze chairs;
se, tary, BoUr,-'a5; Books;
CLOCK; Centre table and v.r;
g.. T.n:. and .nvar;
d Walnut W .rdrobcs;
b. Akiusr, .I.nIng n.id Kitchen Tables;
China. Cr"ckcry and Quccnswarc
Bell Metal KettlC-Largc Iron Kettle;
Pots and Ovens;
No . Cortlun's Refrigerator, in good order;
double tin Snfc-largc size;
Knives and forks; Tin Lard Cans;
Tubs, Buckets, &c
b. cons .nt of Plaintiffs the above property will
Ee sold a credit of six mon this, with bond and
vroyc1 security. n. w. MANNING,
Deputy for Robert Lucas.
The above Sale is made with my consent and ap-
Vroaon. and hope my friends will attend and bid
ib,raiIy for the property.
March 81, 1851. JAMES MCDANIEL.
POSTPONED.
The sale Of the above property was postponed I'M
II saturday next, the 18th inst.
ADr;l7 IS5?-Free Press.