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sardlr Realized.

stepped into the hapothsosTiss hand ssysh % the
wan, Can you heas. me Of an 'eedsehss~ "Ooes
And upon that . gave me- . .Csphalfo Pill. hand
Son me souor 1t cured me 80 aliok that 'ardly
realized Id I'd an 'eadaohe. Hoo 80
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B0tK BosrtFal.
nee psecv.ss tAs .sesf Csrssta, Spssdy ED r..s
WsossaI hsSssdy - fks Word,
foF ALL DISEASES OF IAPRUpENCE.
LET NO gAsE DgLIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATBLY.
A cgRE wlRRl6TED, ON NO c81ksx.
IN PROM ONE 70 TRo DAYS.
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20 MAssss. n,s.s-s,sy ssA.sr.s i-ysssssy, s.sxr,
s:s. ss.s. f:..:,. !. .s
p..sss Z 49, siodsss D..s.ss sftA. hs.a, Sls2S
=: s. ss;1 6::: : =. s .; i i::
ys.ssssss pr..af.l sse Ds.vsss.. rs.ss.ss vsI rss
Yosns Hns
n.p.s,.llZ yss s.y. s.e.u. .. ner.s e s.n sy Wee,
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shsd s.isss ssa srlsni ssss -gss sshsrvs. ss,,
y.hst ssssAsy De ivt.s Fss. nay can va lsu ss.S
kns rnns9ss es Ys..g = sS syl.nss hs,-
- beng s.ss Hsysssl ss.sssss. sssssss e:Sly,
h %. place. s,ass nader as care Il D., "a, ,.n,,.
ssy s:.sss q. sssss ss sssts-As sss sssssssd, rsy
OFFICE na' sosyn raspEaIcEraEEs,
- s ssns si 80 a. s.:.. :.s .s sss' t,.s
80 : r.1 - sss... ::.s., ''.' .'e 's-s' L'a'
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Re. =. q =. ~. .:,s.:s C.l.s d. Sra.s s....s
t r:ss:. f. -. q. s:': :.,s. !. =. =:
lsstsd q The meat sstsnIshinr A.. o., -. 80
We. s.::I s.s ~. s.sss = e: s.;s %. -.
sss VA, !. M: s:,sss ss..sS.d ...
YAkk PARSlCgLAR NOTICE
1s.g nss and :tss. vss A.,s injured sssn..lv.s By q
is.ss.a ss ~, s.Sesni.e.' .r :. ..S ala :s.:.ai
.AasA sssy i.h viss .si.sp ... ss,.s
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nss rs,e. N ths n..d pnn. sSS Lea q ns.s.Is,
Ian. s:,.: i5.,.sl
vmEsm o. Csas,apusa, &c.
,. ar..s.asL.: y e a; Md az. .ssA Y
sPn Evil Hsrsdiass, Avsrsssn sfsssisty b.ssr.,l
I've q Solitude, Sins< ss.s u ,ss ..i. pee
nERvoss pfsiLry-Sas...,a, "a. .sv ,,ar. VIA,
::..l .... p.,. s.ty.s. ssd .n..st.s S.,ss sss.,
psassass assst eyes, sssSh sympssns ssassr,ss
Wa. y. ns1.is.s .ss .n ps.e .os ..sas, =
b. !. s,s.a @. seed. q III. rsnfs essss s.s ss.
:::: = ~: .:: i s c. ;.i a: q. =
q ses s MAJ; s.. yAi Il. %
s:e s .T 9:s. e: sss :.
s.sr ss &.ias ts.pps1upsst OF By the sftAsi e.s
.Ins. disease. ..eS a. ks.ssea. siss. i.. sr.s, s:..
stn A. psssrsssing vth frshsfsl r.psd,. an dss pru
s.sss ire. =. ss -, n
D. 'oAHsohsanMEDY ros OCEANIC wKAKHBss
are specify s.s.t .nd f.l ,S.f fA.sssse. Joe
80 40 essii."d' vss had lsss sI Asps,
An lap:ansa. n.sn.s., rs,,a..l >. s..,. p..,..s
Srsnsllag ed ws.hsss K1Asssas sfas .sss isssfs
ZEE Many THOUSANDS cas- d .ilss inssissus. v.ss,,
u. las. s.y.n'.ss Js.ss .nd he ipsrt.ns Ssss
fsssi.r Of ne psp.n ,sd many ss1ss ,.rs.es s.ds..
ss::t nav. .sI..,:a .s.is .sa .s.is o. pss: s
WHY, So Gent gs.,estse v he saisise- isn nv
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: r! FACTS WORTH KNowIye.-spslding's Cephslio
Gus Headaehs, Nervous Headache, COstiveness,
aud General Debility.
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TNDIlE EH RI fRTDEcocr,
pR0PERTY OWNERS AND BUILpERs.

Sosr st,sntion and examination i. respectfully
SgITA PERCaA ROOFING and the GUfTA
RERCHA P.lNT for painting I'm roofs. Tins
by al the best architects in New York CITY 10 be
the best and cheapest Roofrg and Paint in eTiet
felnt Store, 912 Seventh street CANFiELD 4
nAMILTON are the sole axents for wsshInrton,
GeorEetovn, Aexandris and the South For fuT
thor information address as sboVe oo IN n
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE USIS %aS y!t n s EgsA,SSEgs,FF{9 nArrs

Censee nently shall remain an wsshingtn and
SS9p 5s 20 BSrsue my occupation ~ ROUSE.
ing In al ITS branches. Old GlaIins rtompty a.
tenaea 70. PelntInF and Qrnamentins Cottage
70 ne fsintlns OF Roofs and brick Walls
All OF the above will do as cheap AZ the nhesS-
est therefore solicit the PATRONAGE OF nv fr1epds
And fellow oiusens Of the DISTRICT Puuctaal,ty
strictly observed, and work done in the best "a n
lon viii please mind your stops ana stop NJ NJ.
RAkkEk'S Painting Establishment, No. 81 !
30 20 :: Louisiana sv. north side, between sth
p. signs pat up free Of charge, a. usual.
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uOWE'SIMPROvE WEIGHING SCALES
most sinple durable, and reliable scass ever put IN
use. firstoless premiums have been awarded the1
SOoiety; Virginia State Agricultural Fair; FranklIn
tnsatute Eair, Pennsylvania; New York State Fair;
Vermont State Far, &C., go. In every case Vh0re
exhibited they nave received first clsss premiums
For "a 1t 80 Louisiana svenae, Depot Of SIllor's
Chill ed Iron Safes.
dc l3-ly e G. PATTISON. Agent
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PloNEER sTEFEaaNNkNA M1gINEsA AND BROWN

The subscriber begs leave 10 inform the oitissas
Of w ashington, Goorge tovn and Alexandra thai
eaxlnary OF steam power for saving And mAnufSc
turing marble and Brown Stone Work in lhelr Va
rious brsnohes, Marble Mantels, Table and W ssh-
stand Tops, Tile, Movements. Tomb end Heed
Ss!opss, Siass, WINDOW LIntels, Sills. Steps end
marble IN block from rst at the lowest rates
n 1 Ieeis o0nndent Of being able to furnish marble
Philaaeiphia. or Baltimore. The trade supplied
WITH itIlian Marble in BLOCK o. slabs q the ssms
dating terms Also, on hand, q large supply OF
Pamioe Stone, Water Of Ayr Hone and Poliakinc
putty q New York prices: Encourage the sntsr
ALEX. RUTHERFOkD.
PsossN Stsam Marble aad Broisn Sfoas Wsrhs
Pa av., cor. Thirt-euth st.,
az A-Sm Washington, y. @.
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NFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

NorIcs IS HEREsYRn Sf2N ' TR.s !, . lsss
IoIaton sppIoyed May u. 1850, the undersiEn ned is
nov prepared. .xhsnsysr rel9lred in writing. and
exsmine test prove, and ascertain the sooprscy OF
fssIstradon ofAny gss meter in gSe in this oity."
and spother, sealed and marked ss true, wil be
set In ifs place: Ii proved to be accurate in its
and agsln put in posftion for use.
Once No. $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Eel
-oW' HAL Open from q. M. 70 p. m.
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM,
~ D-6 Inspector and Sealef of Gas Metera
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W. GAS FIX TURES.
w Have In store, and are dsl = recDIyfng q &
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and DesiS ne
and Finish, superior in style to anything heretofore
IL TO call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the bost
selected stock in Washington
Al Work in the above line Entrusted TO our osre
Vjli be promptly attended to.
MYERS & MoGHAN,
mar a-u 376 d street.
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GENTS SHIRTS,
" - COLLARS, TIES. STOCKS,
N IL; AANDKERGHIEEs,
GOODS, At Is per cent. ess than any ether store
In the city. At
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WATcHREsHa.ISSIIlNSss AAN N6Rs[Lv WARE

! have one of the best establishments, and fur
nlshed with complete set of tools for repair: n
particular attention give to the same, by a
thorough competent workman .snd a. work guaYan-
tied Al o, every descrlp ION of standard SILVER
WARE, pain and ornaIneR IA, manufsctur ed under
my own supervision, WHICH my customers will ind
far superior quality and finish to northern ware
sold by dealers in general and represented their
own manufacture. Fl. o. HOOD,
see 336 Pa avenue near or 81
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mr.. ]. BOVEE DOD's
~ IMPERIAL VINE 1ryrrss

Are rov being used from Name to he Great san
them either ~ q Sse1se:ss or q bsrs,ofs M tSss
they are unss.pssed IN the World, Dr. DoSs used
q I'm he .es rs Il, 70 yss5. sss:
And preIeIt thsm for ssle 20 the pablo. FOR the
cure Of iPsiIispi 0ona. pStlon, Indigestol, Dye
paint 40 ~ &C ses res sl.lns topo, they ~. BE-
yong ao1pt mort tnsripatie remedy. Aside from
some a.d eeliIhteI Beys.tte, IToiscins az the
pleasant exhilersdng e1sots Of Brandy or Wine
humanity and all advocates Of Temperance Nssist
qs In subsntuing these valuable Ole Rittsrs
YIN which the country ID flooded, and thereby az
ieoteAtly No IN bea.shins Disease and Drunkenecs
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The y. 8. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Limo.
Tickets can be obtained st the South Western
OMoe, cornor Of Sixth street and Penrsylvauia Az
enue, 70 the following points:
LyIohburg, Bristol, Knoxville. Atlanta,
,ChsttanooSs. EHrtsvlle, Grand Junction,
&Sn.some!s. Sh Mobile. 'SMR ::m,hi So, snd
NEW ORLEANS.
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JOY EFF laE VIE 4 AER i fgEEEEEEIas.
APPLY THE REMEDY

A4JOICE IN HEXLTH
Friend, 90 you suffer- Are You the victim Of sny
OF those nrmerous ailments which ARISE nrm I'm,
purity Of the blood? What are they, do Won ~
Rashsr aah, vhat are they not Tie blood is he
Gs the sSiss .ss...s e Ts s1 sSs:
subtle SqI1i.la the asoniainE Rkeumshsm, Ser-
Spryor And dajscton, and the uumberess Ills that
nssh heir e, derive their kdsOus orsin from the
moodi Dee Kindly then and gently With the blood.
USE the vitAixing resources OF nature for lie AID
And suner as 10 commend 20 your confidence md
use thAt truly valuable mediosnent known a.
INDIAN .vEaETHBfRR 1DiEcocrIog
With regard % this almost infAllible speol6c
losuiar sentiment has spoken In deoIded terms.
md the eyideooec Of this great eifiescy are gus,
mlneo ~ constant avovalk Of curative effects apd
me happlest results from itx use after al other
rmsaiss md the boat medical skill have failed
fuIss gre NOT sosght from the Ilitsrsts and srpcr
Which Il e Posslbls 70 oonmspd 10 ysisaS.s =
sPeahe % pubic approval. We may add Also thai
ne curative properties Of the medicine are e nsed
9niy oy i restorative effects, tho s,stam rec0ver-
Ink rom disease With renew ed CONSTITUTIONAL yisor
For sale 81 I'll respectable DrIggists in this
city And by the proprietor, MRS M cox
M0ne tsnuine unless her name is baown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
Proc u per bottle, six bottles for S6
q HAssssak Lssxt. II, =. r; CISSEl., Druggist.
mo, and ~il supply the trade st my pross-
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IMPORTANT TO ROUsEkEEPERA
e. r. DURKEE q co.'s &c..
oHh 9PIOT2

Guaranteed not only at
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground from fesh Spices, selected and cleaned
20 cost They are besafifSlly paoksd in 6nfoil.
llned vith PaHer,l TO prevent injury By Keeping,
Spices are almost invariably short We varranf
them, In Point Of strength and richness Of favor,
a. g single trial will abundanty prove.
Manufactured only BY
&. r. DURKEE L co,
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rI sazzss.ss %MER,DIE .s4..., No
j. eCHWARZE.A Agent
Warrington. ID. o.

HREEhiiiff0 sIE } R2RF
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Organs and especially for Female Osstrrotiola.
6&AkLEs wIDpIEIELp CO.,
Propnstors, 70 William st, New York.
j.. SCHwARZR,
HIIyr Agent. Waxh,prton m y
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By the use of these Pills the periodic sttssks O,
Nervous o. Sex Headache may b prevented: And
II taken 1t the commencement Of an attack imme
oists relief from pain and siokusss will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nas,sa And
hsadaeAs to which fsmslss are 90 subject.
They cot gently upon the bovsls-rsmovinr Cos
ftresSss.
For Literary Mes, Stxdssts, Dsllcsts Femalas
sn1 eii persons Of ssdessayy habits, they are ali
valuable - . laxative, improving the a,,esife.
GIVING Tone and vtsoy 10 the digestive orRns, and
restoring the natural elasticity and streueth of TIE
whole systsm.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the rssu,t of Ion,
investgafion and carefully conducted experiments,
ns'ing osen In use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain And suffering from Hesdsohs, whether orisi
nsong In the nerroxs systsm or from Q, dersnged
state Of the STOMACH.
They are entirely vegetable In their oompositiop.
sna may DO taken at ell times with perfect ssfsty
.nhout making any change of Diet, ssd fAs al
osy dssasyesabLe taste readers IL sasv IA
"1"''Htsfsr fAsm 20 eAildrss.
BEWARE OF cOUNrERFEIrs,
ssnaine have Eve signatures of Eeprv G.
SOD os Druggists and all othsr D..l.,. ., MA,
=, Box will Be sent b, mail prepaid ON r.o.,,, Of
PRICE, Is CENTS.
Al ordsss shosld bs addrssssd "a
81 :. HENRY O. sPALDTNe.
no n-d&viy IS Cedar street. New Yo,t
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9 TOW sTovEsu
- STOVE SUI o"
hive on hand large essortme at Of Cookiu, a nd
other stoves, which viii sel cheaper than 1nd
any other house in the District, a. II is nv -
and then judge for yourselves.
oc9 Next door to tho Star c)lsca
pianos. MELODEONs, yloLINs, Guitar,
L Aooordsons, Tsmborinsi g.. e.
oen 500 Pc. sv. bet, sth end ION n.
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zs.sss Ss nsy. Csllsss sfssrsssss hseess s,.es.l
be sos 81 ne Dsst s9insst Colleges De UrAsS a.,,.
sad The ps u yhsss s sas ices ,psr, h a.. -
pa. Lsess.I Para: rAii.s.ps. 4. s'..sSss.. I. :
knsvn; many trssssd via rinsina A ~. h.,s 80 80
vice. sslsep great being alarmed al .,sc.
sses ssssss.sss YIN ssSssa slsshihg .gsslsd s.s,
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
10y SO ST.. tssc door, Nevtk V e. ASs.
eaiRTS made " re e Ssds{ The WbSerib. Il. De.
SHikI BOSOMS, COL1ARe, AnA WRl0Y
DANDs nsss,s stitched.
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W THROUGH TICKETS TO TIE "a
RIO Us VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
ofhoe at Q. m. and ?. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Aren't,
ma Str Corner Sixth n. aud Pc. Az,
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IN FRoM ONE r6 TRo DAYS.


az: s:a. S.,. .i,: :.s.,.: s
dsfssainss, e. spsstily cured ~
ssy 1913 10 sis sssss ssfs.As sss sssssssa, ~,
49, N skil - pAysissas
OFFICE uA o0Upl YRRpERIcK sYRRRY
len sss1 sids SsinG sa D.is.srs ss a. Nv c.s, r.
Ne sesuss. rL Nd sSssrvs sans sst s1nSs, 800.
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n sesSkssfs viii xA1Sm, sssa ~ xsIl-yssslassx
fsssiIsss, it lie very desirable 10 have some chsap
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys.
Creekery, &s.
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MEDICINES.

~ S0uDuYvA.
BkEYf6esR
L0tK BOsFtFal.
Nee psstcS.ss tAs -se,t cs,ssta, Speedy, s-S -.
0sossai Rsv<dy - th Word,
FUN ALL DISEASES OF IAPRUDENCE.
LET NO HAsE EFFICACY PsErEHr.
APPLY IMMED ATRLY.
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THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY by RAIL
800 MILES Shorten and - HOURS LESS
than any other Lise-the LynchbuIg Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi
Central, making it tie
QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SO UTHERN TRAVELERS!
IL 10 provided with First GLASS Sleeping Cars.
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Ls. Q. LANAI. s.l. MOTT. III. AyxRY.
MA'Ao1sAATTTT4YYa .xr.v
I'm aStIH SslIys, HIsss
pals st Jaekson, the Federal Court q PontoSoS
the Courts Of the Seventh yudiQiA DISCREET Of Ms,
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DIR. Hoo1ianti's
@ Err N A " BIT TIE Il,
Balls MIC ooRDIA,

The great standard medicines Of the present as eqHisee
their great popularity only through years ts bonded
satisfaction rendered ny them in an ass ss ltd avs
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUE5ICUEEIf-
Try OF THE NNRyogs System pIsEksEsF III
kIDNEYs AID all diseases arising from sdlsz,.z y5r
weakness Of the digestive o5laa ara y ard
permanently cprod By the GERMAN BrTTEas
The BALsAMIo OoRDIAi. has acqairsd o -eol,on sun
passing that of any preparation ex4ss Il cure
without fail the severe and standing GoU COLD
Or noARsEEEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA RouP.
PNEUMONIA, INGIPIEsT GoNsuAFfIas- aati.s PER.
formed the most astonishing xnawa &
w. CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
few doses will also check ta ~, severe
DIARRIIEA proceeding from Cold In the Bowels.
These medicines prepared by Dr. q. ". JAgI5C Co..
No 4l9 Arch street. Philadelphia Pr. arc s9d drug
gs and deaesn medicines everywhere 10 ecntpe hot.
tie Tho signature G. Nj jackson will be o. soutsde
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In the Almanac published annually propeor called
EvERYBoDY,s ALMANAC you will lind Testimony I'D com
mandatory notices from ali parts the country Aln
macs given away by al our agents.
j. WRIGHT 4 co, Agents,
81 and 1871 0hartyss street
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NRw BELl Asp EVERETT PARER.-We perceive
that 0ur5 old friend, G. w Boyce, Esq, has sold
cut the Red River American establishment in Alex
andtIa aaa started new paper, the :. Constitu.
4iona hosting the Bell and Everett flag. It is a
good sized sheet. neatly printed and ably edited.
Royce, eyer since we knew him, has been a staunch
and reliable friend OF the principles advocated by
the Bell and Everett party he is besides an enter
prising naan, valuable to his community, deserves
success and il pretty sure to attain it. At all
events we hope he may, for his own sake and the
sake Of the cause he advocates. The paper for
nlerly published by him Cred River American) has
been changed to the E National Democrat and
supports the Douglas ticket.
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.8 Card.

The public is informed thai Bitets which are osti
nte of any good quality sold in eoaehonses the
AMERICAN BITTERs, Otherwise called PEYGHAUD's
BITTERs. This fraud pfac by empty bottles
labeled American Bter" and filled wIh those trashy Bit
tiers ehe pure mixed with American Bter which solo
at from Sky seventy gallon Any satisfy
himself Of this fact Whois familiar with the delicious
we'll rs the appearance and color Of the
ters The latter agreeable that those who dislike
take willing It's color is Of beautiful remon If
eGspoon,u Of it in glass tunse pure with
gradually splenid crimson color Will he Developed midway
between the cherry he Let every knows
how appreciate the ael and the agreeable to
der Justice whom due take thu trouble examine these
Bier closely and he will he convinced that
never been presented TO him any oer part the world
ans 2p6t
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POLITICAL Items.


4 The Monroe (0uachita Parish1 Register, Breek-
inrdge paper. is considerably disturbed about the
way the Democrats of that region are going to vote
/ for Bell and Everett We copy its rebnke to them,
/ as follows:
Strange to say, there are men in this place pro-
i Tossing to be Democrats who proclaim publicly on
/ the streets that they will vote tor Bell or anybody
| to defeat Breckenridge.
/ It will be remembered that those gentlemen fully
4 endorsed Buchanan in ls56--some took the stump,
| aud all denounced "squatter sovereigntysn It is
said that men grow wise from experience; that the
mind is continually growing. But this is an ex-
/ eeption to the general rule; they were too fast,
and now, to rfVet their wisdom upon the minds OF
rejecting men, they repudiate : common sense;
GentlemeDs you occupy very eittidbte position:
you stultiiy yourselves, and when you taunt any
one with Where is your consistency 2 just let us
ask yen where did you stand in 1862
THE FEELING IN onro.-A correspondent of a
Southern paper writes from Ohio White Sulphur
Springs as follows:
MIR. Belts strength il much greater than had
supposed, and is constantly increasing. 1t is cali
ing ont the old conservative Wing strength, which
either has not yoted at all or acted with the Repuh
licans and it makes the Republicans tremble in
their shoes, for in this movement they the hand
writing on the wall, which warns them of impend-
| ing destruction. The Douglas Democracy are IA
vorably Inclined to Mr.. Bell, and there is effort
making consolidate the strength of both parties
| on d Union ticket. Should this be accomplished
Lincoln will be beaten in this States Is evidence
| OF the feeling Of the Douglas Democrats to Bell. a
Douglas delegate to the Baltimore Convention
| said 10 me that he believed the Douglas party
would support the Bell ticket in this State il
the October election should show the combined
strength To be a plurality; especially if Mr.. Bel
would plant himself fairly upon the noninteryen
| tinn platform. There il evidently fixed determi
nation on the part Of conservative of the
North to make their strength felt iii putting dowr
sectionalisnf, and they will throw their votes fol
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sandford's Family onthnrtie PMS,
Compounded pure Vegetable Extracts and put upn les
e Enses air lighl. end. win kanl m any c!-aate

Compounded from Vegetable put npin Gass
tfases, air tight. end will keep any ciEadte.
The Family Gaharue PHI suni. active Cathartic,
which the has in his practice twenty
The constantly demand those who have
long used The Pills, and the satisfaction which I'll express
gard N their has induced place Them within tire reach
Of all The Profession well know that different CathaFtcs act
different portions of the buwels
The Family GathaTtic Pill has, reference tis we'll
established tact been compounded from variety Of the nnre
Vegetable Extracts which alike every of the anen
tnF canal and good and safe in all where Gathnrtic
s neeed, such DeranYenenr he Stomach, Seepness
Pains IN the Back and nS Pain and Soreness
the whole body hnm sudden cold which frequently
neglected. end of FeseI, Loss Appetite Creep
NJ Sensation Of ,od he bady ksSessress Headache,
Weight in the Head MI ntaHrltery Diseases, Worms in
children Adults rheumatism Purifier OF the Blood
and diseases which flesh heir
m7ntini in this advertisement, lose s.. Prizes, Dimes.
The Liver nygoaIof and Family athartie Pills sailed
by Druggists generally and sole nv the trade in all the largo
7
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Wholesale Agents,
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= ~ thss saern.ag.s supplement.

M1ssIstFrl COLLEGE, AT CLrSToN-We publish
today the circular ofthe above named institution,
from which II viii be seen that there were 20l
studeats in attendance during the year just closed
which was the ninth Of its existence. Many repairs
and additions have been made, and the College in
fafure win possess increased advantages for the
accommodation Of The pupils. The Faculty conn
prises some Of the most enlightened teachers OF
Tie Southwest, and the terms sufficiently liberal
to place II III the power Of almost every one to
give their Children tho advantages of a Collegiate
educafiSn Necannot too strongly impress it upon
She nndsof our readers, that it seems to us to be
the duty IF southerners to educate their children
II the soush, and DC longer contribute towards
building ID institutions Of learning in sections
Eaere they may imbibe acontempt or hatred for
orr institutions.
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NAH RoBBERY.-Last Sunday evening pouch.
containing the Little Rock mail for Memphis was
stolen at Madison, Arkansas. The mail bags, in
Madison, were, as we learn from a reliable source,
deposited in a stable from which the bag was pur-
Joined. The bag. supposed to have contained
matter pecuniarily valuable, was entirely ried of
its contents CaRt shock nal agent IN ths city
and succeeded in arresting three men, Marcelus
Noles. Louis Burton and Martin Dox, the alleged
robbers, who were brought here yesterday and
bag, was found in the woods near Madison and
forwarded its owner Two of the parties arrested
were formerly connected with the mail company
as stage drivers. The third resident of Madi-
The alleged robbers will have preliminary ex-
animation this morning.
Memphis Appeal Thursday.