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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
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Son oitlem ausa3cj@ncieu NrtiteI bagc id
iren zine 3uIcnoung crbalteu uuc lGpc 1r,uuer
uRr Srtnnnte, iptuic bn5 aechrts @utIifrm + CT
nit frCunotihf elm, r~crIrI6en gu prutiren unp
ii@SOn Der gite %b'ilrltcn iu itrrieuscn,
81 l.. Se6 Ter,
l1ntpu Din, nabe Nuirfctp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
WATSON s.. BAYEY,

WATSON s.. BAYEY,
Sefrntltte @eri6t5- QnmGltt.
emgtshIEn lt4 CUR &nnaPms allcr &edttsfaat, bic Bet ben gsS-
'l@Ien Ger Stdot ~9tttlrOTo lnb~ Den GountY Gcurten sm,
penrieO uno G~bciteracto ~anbin9is ssmabt wtrern. wa
I'm. 8. 2Bation 1T Suglei6 lIaitce 5tatre Gpnmiffn.-
Icy Ino GOntnintONRr in GGGicrry:
30mNtl s. 3dalg lit @nmr~fi Tbnerp Of ltrittb Stairs
court OF Is EatHS, Commit Fnntr pfsCeees II. uno Sffrntiih,rr
NNI@r. SfRet' SanttraFe, in gUesine 9aa.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07

picUfs 6uRenperttteer
in elm iid,rres unb uufe6IboreS 9tittet araen gr-
tGlturH, Suitcn unO 6eilsrtsit.
Scrfer;t9t einSi9 rtrh
g. s, 0ttpt,
@de Ser Wain u. IL. ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07
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Ecm %9ccbrtcu publjtrm "crtaubcn mir uts
9iermit rte cr9etenTe &In;ciAc gu madden, RAP mir
unlIrcn 8in-Strrc nab unicrcm ncuen uuo oes
~rGumigcn 6erie gie. 1873 8rr1plraBr ,pildsn
Der 8. unp g.. pcrIe0t tabtr.
SIR has ms tjcbcr 9rl&enftc 3utraurn seItcns
e%antenr, %rriautsn mir uns, auA ieruc5 I'm pae-
lclte gu bitten.
S8ir fabrcn t%cItdnoig elm .rci&taltiees 9aqcr
ancr Scrtcn Ocien, SlcMwaarcn uno altr an
orren TT infer @ci6ait lblogcnOc 2lrtittl, pje
mir, "a mir nur fitr 9nar ~taufem, gut rrn tiuis
ten Yyciirn r~erfaufen fsnncn.
Ga0 Oedcn Der 60uler, lcwie Teparaturcn
irper art merocn ihneu, gut uuo tiutsi teIcr9t.
6olS6auer II. Sro.
5sy- Gin &natr, Der ros 6inner- WcltGft ~
rrlcrnen irInibt miro 0eiuGt opn DEN Sbiaeu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-07

20 1T %betannt, eab bic etrpa ,mri Sabre lana
bier in Nsm. gcrf eri6icnene SAu(c pes TctfS
lett etni9en Monoten gu rribeiueu auf9e06rt Sat.
ett Gret9ntS, pelhes o~ligrmsin teraucrt mprpem
III, pa bic S6uts etS SoIt5 lid rurcb tbrc yroftt.
lhe &tnocni olentbalbeu 6rcunpc uue cincn oru.
Ben S%siertreiS erwur5en bate. Dies Bat mid, yer,
anlabt, cine 6ortieBun9 iene5 llntcrnebmehs purs
3hbfretter, irelhe untcr benz Gitrt
Neue Sdute oes 8slts
unp peutlasnmerifanilGe @rperte. 3ritu1d.
bonn !. Suit ab in pier3stntdsiseu Wummcrn yuu
l6-20 Soften srSBcn 8Urmats, nit Qbbitruu.
gen, gu eem duBerlt ~nirprigcn preiic YUn $40
(uno II Gents pertp) far5 gan3e Subr Bel mir
erldctnen wirp.
8rttpri6 0erbart, 9lcw gyprt.
(NpIt Scr 400l.O
, 1860-09-13
sea ea3nt1 n K. Ws~H4. II
NTATE 0Ea IIII.aflf.

| NTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
nees Tam, iss Samuel stA W. 1s 10 % al2sows ;.o
1::,:a: q un1n,-,
hel.s ef viii n t.. 1amas'on, defendant aa5ve Eamsc
81 IF
Srtn = tie saa unkaoHn h:rs Of %l:1m 1. Elm.ston
Gnct g II: chaser ide ta.Fe, o. ihe Ut d.y q
ay n1G u G I'd H. sun@:n, t:.sspsa
as ;ea d. . i ts y
eEt eu:t ot cok oanty o. ,he ass: ~ of tie e<1t
.sa 2ss Is:
x,!i = ~ aiss*d pa tae1:d .:s.' u.
you TO Tt pra' tE q IL I'D BY; 9;ur-n,u 49,
s74n 1.a4x; t:onpr,. 8 i L. oaehs. ,7t,:
GTArE OF ILLINOIS, County
- tf Goo.. S.6--uIrcuis Court Of Cook coaa:r, H.
ssn9sr Tern. 49, s:nuelF salta ". Newman u1ehs.
svs q ths non r;seae Il jc,.pa
fet abnve NAMED having been dlea ii ,hs ees u
ssi gssees S;aa.! S0ss s:s
;:,nEtaa.ts IL h,s o Of aIa: sa'i coos., o.
ss9s I'D d:isaasnt setssaase o. re rlt GoaSay o
* = sSs:sss IA,
o. sse .1 81 u ~ 1.1 Ge GSs Of
hslten At ch;eaEo Ia .d cunt'. the Ta,sd Aocasy
i III 2a FL Il e q
te:s aaa thaks therein charged 741 kte ce t,t.n
stts t.'*'s! 15s ~ Il: II: 70
T TRUSTEES SALE. = " |hcr.a.
~ Lssrens Keat aad Martha II. Ken. ks wi:., did, Oh
IT, s1s sS ~ q q , Anxps 1
~ st. te ty a1s
;e Il IL ;s2,5: 55s'::sS ~ Sss
ssss I'll e, i RI +; . r.
d y Is sit 81 on al e. r. +
Fks 13s = d. .hese4 IN, his b mate II Il: psy:
<1ses r u. III shfte snths IT, eGa @ nc.
;na app l4'9n has D<an m11e the al def
tte purpose the'ela expressed: 49,
pasle /: 1sn tat a pu.
70; t:a re-. tat1so5. Is .,o1x
ths Coul House IN he Cy of ibeaxo. ~ i ~ a ousiie n
tn:to ;sE T. II six<t rdxI eta 1lsr,.'s ~ u,
~ nol, beng ths ;4%s sa Tt Desd :.
in Tovns Il. nG5 -. o. Ssoa na ~ twenty ~,
esatsnns Tars: ila:asi sn + fraY :, sn
s, Is
ihs;as sftss < sEHs, $ies 50 =
Chiesxo. Aazu:t - Sd: iUa.s''' iso. ane.e,-. .,t
NTATE OF tLLlN VIo, Iuanty
-. :f Co.a e. 81 cise1it Court Of Cook County sek-a-
Fl 4efm lst0 L. T. Faiue Flees f0b2. MLlrf EIixa
S3ne AiIle, uHn N!E Asuty :. ::i!ie; B.is7 a.
Of the nou-ttsdencs ot Tobas sI e. dstnd nj aoTa
namxd; ex wing tsn aed ia the oGee to- te: sid
fad Tob.s Miller tia. aid comp a;nan. ND ns iii Of
y sad CouIt oo the cranesfy De the1en o.
ne tslrtltth lar Of July. Isl AID sumans there.
npn ssoed ous Of raid Court n:a1st de:eud mis- re-
~ he tssl Monday of September lo4 IS is
hw required NoS IN tss you. the Aad Tola* jl;er
sha1 peEsoaay be ard ap2saz becre lid Circuit Cu4
o. Cook Cou1ty cn the fgsll1y Of thu e1 t-euu
tlx*t Avn3.y sept~sbes, le6o 4ad pie d answer
emu' TO T. Aai eoutlAnact's tlI ii Complaint ID.
xane aott the alters aud thrgs therein ca,ged aoI st
Nil b. faksa confessed. aaI d e.es euere: sxaos;
VII. l. CHURCH, c.s7k.
L. c. r. FEzxx, in per-, conolr. SclI. Al 3cs:i4x.
, 1860-09-13

NTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
- coutty. toeer Term. H. D. 1861. o. the ~
iii Gsan G9a o. ch!Gaxo An1s ourE y: ;osn snas
d q t,.n Yo,o9 dseataa: IN ,4d qs nd thai
n tat "a eo ct said Eou1t o,l:e Is nes ~
IL A.os a., "a 9onz nd Al pe:son. t.:
n!so ass etHn TIL IT compliant asa ut I'D dsfendaas
ID RI o. ~ 1he sk Of taa ceu h4 Chsr
n. sus OF add teutt laid da aeaat rcu1aabs
Sa ,as Ine - 4Sday 1t oetoheI H. thu Coust nouss
Mr.. eres' yoa. ths sat: J1tn Young .rsl rxr,on,1v
DC eno appAf oetors ~ Cur, as: fay Of ths
he1t snefeof 20 be hsd At tae .aid lQrt UIusa or
t.e dat aoodsT Of ot2:er tee A1d plead 4nsu Or n.
nuf 10 rad OH OF eonpant the viii ts4en Tor
thereof. ~ F-S-'
Witness my hand Il tha Clt1 Of Chicago this tsh Inv
stpttlbs1. 4. .. l.eo. WALTER H7NEALL
CLARK Il n C u1t.
KsoH. FrsTAcz Rxxo, aollcltorI tor Compa.csct.
9d&3-&:WIW
, 1860-09-13
Scales.
~ FAIRBANKS
H.. STANDARD
Ee
F<s q @ A L E S.
Scales.


!aeg ase mas s"tg II ~. 'snoao"y' W. " E. 7.
t1icaaSs Co., 1ae e.'saa ln'easor'' and Ill other
ES-'ss 1ep1esea!sa Al "onA@ ~ 1H1s so1Gastsas et
Which pu eaassrs ahono Se"s's'
They extremely simple IN construction, us nsts of
1as very best Ea:ezaA by e1pArisEsed and lntel cent
woEAen ac1 under the s1letest fupeo1 sf Tia lnysa-
tors.
1heT are made Of AL sfe9 ana capacities, and sdapted II
III required use' embracing noss taAa hundred ddsrtnt
Eoo1fe-uons.
They are made With bha1low 5t with rona \. al
aetordn to lotztor. and ~ purchasers may p.ee.
n.to With nj. raj stsy rod. vhtr, ~
r., .hrct.b,r 1o,t. m pt,c.d uuua N, 14.t,as
,c.,.r.,,., ~, ,,,.-as,-v ,D,fson rna, ~. h: ~
, 1860-09-13

e:s; Gourbon Whisky i;itters.-
Thee= rnc.1s B17T-1s 7o,*.*s II h: neussuinS lid
1ar.Eoz=.rE I.oaeEteA oi rU1x 013 KopRyun Wz1srx,
aza ere cansc-rd the hoe! c8arious Toy:o ned S.r.
lAz3. NJ well - lie 2st akrctae S=oHAc:o eve. Of.
fe-tt to tie 2usic Il 1olIc io- Old Peoe del!czts
1<t. ccssae*c-u. :nvIl!. AID ii, %ea5 1eupe. they
ckacc: t. s-ra=et IL IL cats nt Tencss u Debility
0er ~ evc iEutGa:e rs!ss, @uc tn5z .t1orE lea.a7
tcue 10 tie EIAsa. tra1 viii +sa!liGh t!sef rc.:t1
pvt- all sIe, To-cs new In Fc. LrRa CcxrzA1sc.
Ekoscu1:7. 1'vsrt.r1A. tEkvc1s D,s-AsEs AID L171s
Oekr.A1*T, :E:7 tnsa!::st!e R1rscoy s-e -
staA:c preventive Ct -Gr..= ED F1y1Hs.
fu: u: II Q--t Ba!ie=, II tns md two te-ec
ne Il: :74e = Dsu:Eiit. ard G.1cs e-::yEhe.e.
". F. 4 4. Y. GEEE1EY. rt2.ae.o.., No. e T.c-
E3a. s.:est, Ets,cn, E&.s.
;. Z. -oESSoS. General AYmt,
No. = ::7.e Etzr=l, t:...esa.
r. Il tEytS
, 1860-09-13

TAR 1rpnst :1r<7.S:A Thy Aa,.;i1lr Fa;4.
Th~<c 1cf Ratu! I7akert y!cd Eed!J .1r Go.na e
fte ooJ. stea.5 Precipitation and thrn7 r a. IT, otu
Eve enorr'atsd '1Fu!.e5 It tht sy4-
PARKS ten. SEo:sd lie u-t. TT nj Chroatc
fA-E1 roLrr n4rs, Faintuc,s D,t!e4 ,ia t,s1. Goa.
fEfc.I7 trnp:iop, HlcanH'!sz, fensse We=k.
LLETEHS. Ee,s> Ac The refa.n tat,r active rtopcr.
Arc ~ u:s weea cteF t!s.tcss are u.e:ess anG
As1 e.Atrrs w!e~ -; }c. rA1A c4:=o.z.fsz. Eso-
f:nm - r. fArni1S should iavt t:'rE. tine tic
~ otKxs. cloth, tkree atzes on leA,::e:. E.pple1
.tct By Eall o. .e:e!"t cf twt'ity Eve Gu.
ARSES / FARK. l3& II Park I.ow, Nex .ok. Sod
tol'ta'c snt Esta1i, II J0HS y. PARK, 1.4 Lztcft,
- D:usk!>:e kcte-1llv. ,..htGls19tEn
, 1860-09-13
p U R1F 7 TIE BLOOD.
Motfat's Vegetable Life Pills

And Phoenix Bitters.
The he7 srd eneed ce:etslty whI,h the,e sentiment
et acqui ed nv.Iuate eie ,cT in al
ths sta.es which they p'ofes cure hss reodee he
usaa' p5see o. rug lot only unnecessary, hut unxor-
MALL CASES
" Asthma Acute and Chronic Rheutnasm, Affections Of
i MEiogs ijs II es;s' Asp LIVER coxr1An7s
iii :. te fah az Wis., these neaes p.
wh2 or. ~. these nealeAes will Afterwards be
IiLl0Us GoLlc, SERIOUS 1oosEyEss. B11Es
ic. 1o.Kurf sUA1Ss. GG4R3tssht GRUPsittse c'Ar
shoa d y u,i tke.e Nedcne* mmedistey. o'sse
1.a EEnp:0ss q ths :kip EEs,psa:. ~ tlsluIsney.
se m IT,: tesna q re sea
ths dss cue 81 6y lbess ss seasnss ssetit
n item: Pc ta,l.o.d .aa be cured.
1,.r o. IT, osns j. FL IT. Gen odd
Blood, JaandEe, Loss Of Appetite.
Al il: aslca! nnnisey sooner than IL et
Sidf :: coupLA1srs III
saaeS aiSinta e. ~ y; =
knEcxATssx.-rho:e Affected Eta ths terrible dsea,e.
a:h Eoad IL ia seafSy. f:ssi I'll nheu Swell
se.ov1t K1zc:s E71t ln 1t. Won. fo,n,. ulces Of
y I'll Kind. ar effectively expelled BY these ,t.
deq s T. r1fnss NIL &: s' - item xhrsrez
The Life Pills and PbmnIx Isitscrs,
And thus remove ali d,ets: flon tie sy.lt1n
Oh. winLsaM u.i{s[;I r. Il q! 1orp.r. II;
~ fcr SHE ey ~ druggists su1.1HiT
, 1860-09-13
- C!eEE 4 q c UT
Ksoc. FrsrAcz Rkxo, Solicitors TOR Complainant
C 9-AA3-l&: WY
4 SSIG n EES' SALE-A1IL-
\ WARD P2RK HOUSE; cHIcAco.-1he 4.

4 SSIG n EES' SALE MIL
~ WARD R2RK HOUSE; GaIcAoo.-1he a.
nxree' Of VAN DRUNt 4 II ATht'VS will s.l1 II n ;
" auction, the Court Hoaae II Cslcaxo a2 WEOHE5
uA4 tke 18th day Of Sept: :ber ne1t 1t u oecet It
Eooa Of that day. The exte.aSe sa1xk:crs ad packing
taall!smess sno. al ihs MLw4f1 pork IL ur, u ls
EtE o. Chlclxs: also tho f1aa. a~el11K hnse aSout ri
b. % fseL and he log pms and stables atlchsI etter
Sah ~ Il. aspT1tea.2eea sh*reto see p5HE 1yer 10y
md i ha.t l. Stewar&a subdivision of loss Nos IL
T. H. Il, u, II. l. II aad -. ot ok No: g, tue
SSnsa bEaneh addition to thl-axo. thu .ot4 Ee u
na ~ re-. fsoa. uson r. def ia* 81 "a: Chicago
BY the !e:nr:ed theseo Ase, the l.zss II
al io.t frvm Hat \: ste~,f I'D oie:sto HeU III:
wasa tated 1uly for av. ye-EA with privilege Of
p1's pst - aqia< 80 PER ase eo.tnaa ,rzn
Ct - eas fot dvs more, six rer ceLt
upoa the apps lied value theloA p4! fo the
psove,uens 4. tbs ED X .u.h ~ed te1 upon
a.ioa ba-ed upoa their taen 4shod ce b.
teeo oy f,ef nee to 1he 81 ease and covenant II
1e*A tbs otaees Of +. H2rhseh, IT Cacago, and tY
:.,l1 aop?o1s. ~. 9e William RE- Sex YorE: Cead-
tsoas made known tie dAy OF aale Fos.esion eIsen
o. The ri day a Noyem. er, lep.
;.En NnEYYh.jj,g .,S,..
, 1860-09-13
Banking atan 9btebangsv
II HOFtAlANN Il qELPCKE.
:B.4.1:KERS,


~ + ~ LASALIE sTNEEX.
, 1860-09-13

Banking Department
peps:s sseelvtd on Current Account from pa,t, c. il
esTe saa aad es w.
!atetet "a ta1saees only la allowed in csse: xt,.
a. s;St t. s{oa: specified l on ~s'sh
BAVINGs DEPARTMENT.
pepotlts, IL nosle.s than eve doa,r
CsHicafs Ct DeposN isueG Interest ii tix tsf cers
seI1sa:s ads ceHani I'D II iIks it'd: !.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT..
r GEiaso made and p-o-erz re=ved q
Cosctoaa solicited On :. 7aFs t 10 Nes M Lfocee
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE nEpapr-
iHENEs
II. I5os ss5: 9s e ss O. the 2r:e.1 e-,o
:sss s:ss! = q Asepi
sTocK DEPAR-mErT.
ssf 5us .1a 1t:st 81 g I qSsS2s Ss@ VIZ :.s
Kaleay e. stcet a. g G|o9NS,y |o N,y
Ho1 .5s sgen iacr proG. md juzeous s,tsaton
'R0HEEGy 0ERARmTEyr.
vRR7 sas RI Egggs ns,* plEEc
saie assuring tbe uubc tt,i =. lee]
uoEs a. be eheeted through housc with E.ar:re
9n3 snss:y sa'al % aaE hoe IN the Cnoa. W .s.ue
ts.Ts r., e & SSr Gm;F1s:ondt:i 81 u Loaeoz Frs4t:a;t
T.;ei62a a'a 'aneorz 1ski!a Ersntn Lelnzig Conf1e
giat desi!eus Ct tiomoua Grtc ccne.
fi1 @ bs tee He acd Enrepe cEee
!3e!,sy ns " r. @ 70 Wes.7n In.
oe. lnssa=ees e. 1c psystle IN sny saft Of Ea!one
na-e wish rrJacpt:xa1 AL d:ip.teA. ''-'f-'
81 C31atry Eanzs aad E1oEers tro51fed vfh rc,44-,
E!Is = lou rssen tHs-:e Bopesea1 oaz.t ae9ots:ed
, 1860-09-13

ER5-srcIS Il. E0FF.n+E.t.F.
Uonsu Of the 43ct Drchy Of Saxe-Wea.. the p3ehl4u
ol 61sTlcS and SazeotA ard thelfee city Of Frank.
ol 49, ~ :psesa at of sev91l states
IL N0EEE: HL>S!A, ::;A sHAu. PRUSSIA, SAXUHYs
Wlt.TE4 EE!sQ, OLI)t...iu RIG. kr iscf..As six@
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-28

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The business of the Sen
ate to-day in Executive session. was exclusively cor
fined to the consideration of treaties and resulted
in the ratification of the ExtraditiOn treaty with
Switzerland, and that of commerce and friendship
with Bolivia, Venezuela, Honduras, and Nicaragua.
In that with Honduras is a transit privilnge, to
which, however. but little Importance is attached.
The Nicaraguan treaty was amended so that an
American military force cannot be used without the
previous assent Of Congress- for the protection Of
the transit and other purposes.
There was no marked contest to any Of these
treaties, which were ratified by nearly unanimous
vote
Much interest is expressed relative to the treaty
between the United States and SPAIN providing a
commission for the settlement Of pending claims on
the part of both countries 1t contains clause to
pay for the Amistad negroes, an appropriation for
which purpose has been repeatedly pressed on the
consideration Of Congress by the President mat
ter of justice well mo gement tending to pro-
duce a more friendly feeling between the United
States and Spain Its understood that motion has
been made to strike out this clause it is not beieV
ed that this prevail but its retention may jeOP-
ardize if not certainly defeat the ratification which
requires two-thirds vote
The Constitution newspaper will tomorrow hoist
the names of Breckenridge and Lane at the head of
its columns and publish earnest article sustaining
these nominations,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-28
Thirty-SIxth OOngress-sExtra Session.
Ttesd1ifs PROCEEDINGS

WASHINGTON, June 26.-SENATE.-Ihe Senate was
called to order at noon to-day.
After prayer the Presidents proclamation, con-
yening an extraordinary session, was read.
Mr.. Hale offered resolution, to which Mr. Mason
objected, fixing the daily hour of meeting at 10
O'Clock.
On motion Of Mr. Bigler, committee was ap-
pointed to wait on the President to inform him that
the Senate had assembled and was ready to receive
any communication he may be pleased to make.
Mr. Hale offered resolution that the Postmaster
General be directed to ascertain and report at an
early dav to the next session, the number andnames
of the POstOffces where letters were delivered by
carriers for the year ending the S0th of june nst
and the number Of letters delivered the number of
persons employed as carriers, and their respective
Compensation also the number and names OF all
postofices where box rent is collected, the aggre-
gate amount of rent thus collected and the rate per
box charged at offices separately also whether any,
and if So what extra charge Is made at the post
offices for depositng in the same box, letters for
more than one person, and the maximum rate thus
collected for a single box. That it be also ascer-
tanned and reported whether the practice exists at
any postofce in distributing delivering letters 70
boxhOlders prior, in point Of time, to the dlstribu
ton and delivery of letters to nOnbOxhOlders and
whether the practice exists Of neglectng to deliver
letters to the persons to whose care they are direct
ed, and if it does, the cause of such practice.
Mr. Mason offered a resolution looking to the dis
patch of business, which was adopted, reappointing
the late Standing Committees, also that all business
of an Executive character be referred to them,
with the ike power as possessed heretofore.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration Of
Executive BUSINESS.
Several hours were spent in secret session, and
the Senate adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-28
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY


TyHE session Of this Institution begins hTst Monday In
September Preparation week for classification and
ing pupils the last week in August Note the following ad
VantsReE
J. The Buildings in extent and fitness for School pur-
poses domestic comforts health, exercise and convenience are
wholly unequalsd in the United States We challenge oOpsr'
g The six Acres OF Lawn and Shade are sn.
unrestrained freedom Of childish sports and innocent
ments.
NOn-Sectartan -vThe Academy belongs to fifty sea-
by Of their number Of different de
nominations, pledged preserve the nonsecan character Of
the School.
4 The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils is
entrusted under the constant supervision Of the PRINCIPALLY to
Ladies and education Wha their whole time to
the happiness and comfort Of the pupils.
S. The Health of the lnstftu ton iS un7raee-
dened in the history Of schools Only three deaths have occurred
the pupils IN forty The health statistics CT the
Institution are its hi CHEST recommendations.
6. The Rooms large, we'll furnished, and never
crowded.
4 Security from FIre--The buildings are heated by
steam, and lighted with that the pupils are secure from
the ordinary accidents acTung from from IRE places and
movable lights Besides the Of temperature adds
greatly to the health Of the school,
6. Regulations which years have shown 70 be most
sautary, will be continued their full force The eWest posi-
bic changes made and general arrangements
Of the Academy.
The FacuIty is composed Of thirty I've teachers and
attaches most Of whom with In
the Literary Department tie thrs have hed long and SIC
cessu experience most Of them in the Old Academy. In
the Ornamental Depar the Teachers Professors
and Artists ART Of high celebrity superior Harps has been
recently engaged for the ensuing year
In fact the highest advantages IL particular that
found IN any similar Institution the United States, are fur
ushed In the lille Female Aeademye AlaG Mater Of
hundreds the most elegant and refined ladies the Southern
country.
Terms as heEs0fOre For particular. apply for cireu
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Irregular quotations nominal Sugar firm at 79s. Flour
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CINCINNATI, June 27FOur business limited at previous
rates. sales 200 bbs 1905 20. Whisky, sales l0O bbs at
I79l7 Bacon buoyant, advanced l21l Lard
inal. Corn active AZ. Oats buoYNnt at 3sc.
NEW YORK, June 27FlOur acve advanced cents; sales
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H. Lnsee Oil $780, Ness Pork quiet but steady ls 62
9Is75 Lard sales 300 bbls UJG9I2G Coffee quiet
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CHE KEE REM EDY.
NauseOus Drugs and Poisonous
Minerals.


NAE ask the affiliated Of either which do you prefer
w pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Nature
sEn Remedies-one which viii speedily and permanently
you or the compounds heretofore used with all their
seous and dbtang effect together with the lOahsome diseases
many times following the use Of Mineral Poi1ons
The "Cherokee Remedy Is Natures Specific for Gonor
rhea Ge Gravel Structure FuOr Abus CWhtes in Femae
and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these diseases by
natural laws after all other preparations have ed and is
Of Heavens best meces to offending man Instances couldk
producedof its Effects which EoCld stagger creduy
The preparations heretofore used have failed
this has never in instance been known fail Happily for
mankind the Governor Of the werd is Father who ac not
to kill, but 10 cure.
In mercy he has appointed Medicine these dseaH
which when taken quickly flies to sll parts Of the system attacks
the disease at every post and with fidelity and courage truly
admirable, gives rest unt has completely expelled it
from the body AID restores the unfortunate patient to former
health Gad vigOr.
This "Rssdy strikes at the very root Of the disease its ten
dency not simply to suspend the poison but to remove the
cause on which It depends.
Il ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire alb
Of all GWseOs taste smell 1t lay in the count
ing the toilet table, without being suspected
"Remedy" FOR secret diseases.
easson VeneTal diseases with full directions for their
permanent cure accompany each bottle,
cines POTTER MERWIN, Sole PropretOrs,
st. Louis, No.
Sold Nashville st wholesale bY Berry DemoVils and EE,
ing PendleOn at retail by Henderson,, and all Drug
gists everywhere. dec4-dtw6- Ely-nside
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ONLY DISCOVER Y

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WORTHY OF ANT oOETIDEsoE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
RTANY, since the great discovery Of Prof Wood
Nv tempted only to initiate his restorative, but profess to
but they have all come and gone, being carried BY the
wonderful results Woods PREPARATION and have been
forced to leave the field its rsess sway Read the follow
iDg:-
PRoF. o. J. WOoD Co.: Gents-The letter wrote
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative, which you
have published in this vicinity aud elsewhere has given rise to
numerous INQUIRIES touching the facts in the case The inquiries
first is fact OF my habaton and name as stated In
the communication second, is it true Of all therein contained
third, does hair s continue to be in good order and Of
natural coor7 To all and do invariably yes Ny
hair better than in any Of life for forty years
past more soft thrifty and De9r ooored ne same Is true OF
ny WsEes ana me Only cause WY II Is nos generally true IS
that the substance is washed OF frequent abuton Of the
ton with the Wdskers, the result will follow the hair
have been in srecept Of great many letters from all parts
good there much fraud IN the manufacture and sas Of
various compounds we'll this doubt basey
initiated and been used only without any good effect but
absolute injury used any Of your restorative OF
account for months, and yet hair is good
hund eds hsvs examined with surprise, 81 years
OLD and not gray ha IN my hea or on my lace and to prove
this fact send lock Of hair taken Of the past week
received your favor q two quart bottles last summer for
which am Frsteiu it to friends and thereby
induced them to try it, many skel teal until after trial.
and then purchase and used It with universal wilt
ask az favor that you send lie test By which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by many fear without author
ity from from pure article will insure success and
believe where COED eeos do not follow, the failure
By the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
effect hair, assure all who inquire Of Of ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear sr
yours A. c. RAYMOND.
AAROEs Run, KY, Nov 80, 1883:
The Restorative Is put in bottles Of three sizes, large
eaua; snq sLAi me ssI hoids = PnL ana EsIau lor -
per botte the mediums hold at least twenty per cent more in
proportion than the SMALL rea for 50 per bottle; the large
abottle O. j. wood q Co !. PrSpreors AZ BrosdTS ~
New York. and III Market street. st. Louis Mo- and By all
Even, Pend1etOn 4 Co., and Tetaied BY every Drug.
house in the United ststes. lebll-ly