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SummerViIIe Institute.
A FIRST CLASS BOARDING SCHOOL
AND YOUNG MEN.
Suuw,o,pale, (aAo,son P o. NorSoo Co, Mis-.

suus1,orriEe, (Gholson P. o. Nortibso Co, Nus
rVVuE Eighth Annual term Of this established
School will begin on Monday the eth day of De-
taher xt and close on the 4th of July following
The SuMxERvIrIE INSTITUTE has been able to indulge
ts natrons during the past session. though Boarding
schools generally have been compelled 10 close
sh charges for the next session will be the same as
berotofore Two HUNDRED DOLLARS for the term, one
hoif on entering school, the other on the End Mon
iov If February following. Where parties cannot
nav these amounts in cash, they may pay any rea-
Py oble amount of money, not less than twenty-five
dIIer and the other in bonds bills or drafts Of the
Confederate States, or in their own notes due one
day after date bearing interest at per cent or due
10 months after date drawing 10 per cent interest
The Principal is making handsome improvements
and additions and at the opening OF school will have
everv room as comfortable as the best private dwell
Ing Two BOYS occupy a room and m 1t do their
.indvina. No confinement in the sehooLroom
For high reputation, splendid appointments, and
oartoin periormanence, the SUMMERVIlLE INSTITUTE
stands onequalled by any private Boarding schooiin
"a So Catalogues Of the present term furnished on
Parties desiring to engage place in the School had
better do 40 at once. We have but 81 rooms.
THOS. s. GATHklGHT,
Principal and Proprietor.
nq- shuoualak Station is the point tor students 20
leave the Railroad. My baggage wagon vii be in at
't SSolsoS Mss July 70, 1861 ''-H
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The Worlds Wonder
WYE desrs to call tho attention Of the public to
NR. ALVIN CARLEX'S
COMPOUND RENOVATING SPECIFIC

Tor the cure Of Scronla and all diseases aea .uete
Win Tor which We sole propuetofs lot VIC pl'o'
Of North Carolina South Carolina, veoISU7 A'N''"'
Missasippi Louisiana, and Texas .....4,.,
MI reformation has never failed 10 give enuIe
.tiCc,irn wherever introduced to all who have Iath
Cnily followed the directions Whlch lhNaINWy ''V'"
~ matrimonial without number might be addu'eu ln
"a t,vor lint knowing aa We do, that ~ 100 many u
stonc.a certificates Of remarkable cures are pdlueu
,non the publlc ns genuine, winch ave us s'se as 'e
Jeceivers WHO labrieae them, ana not Nsl4hL 10 y"
ongbt which might furnish opportunity TO lhose pre-
udcial TO the popularity and consequent sue OF ol
medicine 10 sneer, and pointing 70 ue'iI"tlo"' ~,
those al distance, where the sHe'lne I'' o.Sn lE
MI f,vornhlv kuowu--Who have been henehued ny
H. trnlv Magical Curative Properheato sly 'hete s
nnothnr ,paient Humhug' supported ny mhrlnau'u'
won, nersons who have local hab,auon and n"ur
only Ia the brains of those who manufacture su'h
testimony TO ORDER We content outseiVe- ahoUus'
od,"nerninf public Will apprcei0eQur motives IN So
I'm, MN referring to tho follMng well known
nontG,p,nn seocted ut random ir0ma hostWho might
Mentioned. who have tried lts virtues and hoI
fN,nJ n wanting, some of whom reside ma the umg
400 yiaiuilv Of IDS manufacture, and Who WOULD, D
,,acsseorv sub.taptate what we say 10y testllng IL
IL ratnarkablec which have been aiected unde
their own observation, by means Oh nc opecuc
which We now off1r 10 the afflicted
Hon.P Myers, Enon, Perry County Miss
Gabriel Burketti
Isaac Carter,
Nloses b Jones, -"
Viran Hathorn. Augsts, Miss
Washington MYERS EAnnin. Mss
Daniel Boone, Marion County Mes
John McCulum Enon,
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THE STATE OF MISsISSIPpI
JAspER COUNTY

JASPER COUNTY.
In The Circuit Court March Term, A. D. 1851
Moody * O'Ferall, J
VS.. Attachment 500 90
Hopewell Hull, '0'
THIS day comes the plaintiffs bv tbo;r
4 attorney into court, and suggest that
the defendant in this case is a non re l.'i'
dent OF the State of Mississippi, it rs there
fore, ordered by the court, that nnbIico.
ton be made in the Eastern Clarion a news
paper published in the town of Paujding
IN said county, as required by law. givinHg,
notice to the defendant, that unless he
appear in and before this court at the
next September term thereof, to be hold.
en- at the Court House, in the town Of
Paulding, on the 4th Monday of Sentem.
Der, A. D. 1861, then and there to plead
answer or demur to the plaintiffs com.
plant, the same will be taken for confas-
sed and judgment rendered accordingly
Given under my hand and
SEAL seal of office, this June 25tb
N/ A. D. 1861.
JAMES U. MCCORMICK.
Clerk, Circuit Court ] G.
July u, 1861. 3o-5t
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Decatur High School.

Mr.. j. j. PERRY, Principal of Male Department
Mrs. 5. d. JARVIS Principal Of Female Depart
ment,
Miss MARY c. WILSON, Teacher in Musical De.
partrnent
Rates of Tuition per Session of five
months.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and Mental Arith-
metic $40 90
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Arithmetic Geography, Grammar, Historyand
Familiar Science, $50 90
HIGHER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
Algebra Geometry, Philosophy and Chemistry, $40 90
Latin and Greek, or either Of the Modern Ian
guages, $25 90
Music, S25 90
Contingent charge, 50
Time charged from day Of entrance, and no deduc-
uOn made except for protracted sickness
sufficient corps Of competent teachers will be in
Of Southern birth, education and senti
ment.
Tuition due atthe close Of each session.
board can he had at ten and twelve dollars per
month,
For further particulars, address NJ. Carleton, E..
ScanIan a. McAlpin, or Rev. j. F. n. Huddleston.
Dec 5, 1860. Stf
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Arms, Military Uniforms, sc.

NNHO will be members Of Company Of 600 per-
to suit their convenience, go and upwards for the
erection of a Southern Arms, Military Clothing, and
Wooden Factory The person who subscribes the
largest amount by the first Wednesday in August,
lSol to be entitled (besldes the dividends on his
stocll to premium Of 5000; the next largest, 10
$4,000; the next largest to $500; the two next
largest to $1,000 each; the four next largest to $1,000
aach the ninety next largest. to $50 each; the nine
hundred next largest to SO each the three hundred
next largest, to $50 each; the three hundred next
largest to $50 each the one thousand next largest
20 so cach the thirty-four next largest to So each
and the person who fails to obtain either Of these TO
Real Estate, Arms or Military Clothmg-if any,
Write to the Treasurer Of the "RappahnnOck
Manufacturing Company" az Port Royal, Virginia; or
to the Post Master, enclosing stamp to prepay an
SER or To- }. G. BLACKWELL, at Raleigh, Miss.
March |, 1861. 25-tf
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PEACHWOOD NURSERY,
state Line, Wayne County, MISSISSIPPI

, THE subscriber, thankful fof the pat.
sc. ronare bestowedupon his Nursery uurlng
The past year. offers for the ens9RTng pi9 nv
nq season. FIFTY VARIETIES OF
Ssfy~eN CHOICE PEACH TREES, adarled 70 GU our
L.. soil and climate, one and two se'rs ,S 1l9'
Al fVeII V-fve cents each, or so per hunqeu ~,
TY VARIETIES OF APPLE TREES, ons y year ON
at twenty-five cents each or so per hUnoieh j,rarf
VARIETIES OF PEAR TREES prlneppy s a" W.
adapted to tho climate at fifty cents eaeao S M po
hundred TEN VARIETIES OF Nc ~ Ma I1sie
thirty cents each. TEN VARIETIES " Undo
AND APRICOTs, at fifty cents each o->orso
re- Descriptive Catalogues sent rec eAP0"sV
70 tnosS Nisr,us G euod On, ofrllv and promptly
and the Trees packed In moss, so az to bust t.ie
transportation safe and keep them in gof oouo''iOn
lo1seFei"' "eeNs ou'V VI '''0 GFO siGATNES.
State Line. Miss, Oct II, 1860 i-u
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The state of Mississippi,

The state Of MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court, March Term, 1861.
James Campbell,
VS.. Attachment $45 90.
Thomas G. Camp,
HNHIS day comes the plaintiff by his at
torney into court and suggests that the
defendant in this case, is non resident OF
the State of Mississippi. 1t is therefore
ordered by the court that publication be
made in the Eastern Clarion, news paper
published in the town of Paulding, in said
county, as required by law, giving notice
to the defendant, that unless he appear
in and before this court, at the next Sep
TENDER term thereof, to be holden at the
Court House, in the town of Paulding, on
the 4th Monday of September, A. D.
1861, there and then to plead to said ac--
ton, or Judgment will be rendered and
the estate attached will be condemned in
the hands of w. A. Payne, garnishee in
said case.
- Given under my hand and
SEAL \seal of Office, this the 25th day
ST0Oof June, A. D. 1861.
JAMES U. MCCORMICK,
C. &C. of j. c.
July II, 1861. syst
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ROSE HILL ACADEMY.
RATES OF TUITION.

'THE third session of this !!nsttion commenced
i on the first Monday in Marc, under the care
Of B f. THIGPEN, Principal, al c. A. HUBBLE
AINN A.a..EnnA
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FACUL TY

- y - - A
FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD, LID,
CHANCELLOR.
WILLIAM 7. STEARNs, Ill. d., and
HON. JAMES i, THOIIER,
lroiapsorsol governmental Science and l,aw.
FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD,
Professor of Physics Astronomy and Civil En-
gneeuuE. and Evidences Of Christianity.
EDWARD g. BOENION, N. A..
Professor Of Chemistry Mineralogy and Cecil
Ogy.
HENRY WHiTEHoHNE,MA.
Professor ol Greek and Ancient Literature
JORDAN M PUlPPS, Va. A.,
Professor ol Pure Mathematics
WILLIAM D. MOORE, bl A.,
Professor of English Literature
HON LUCluS Q. O. LAMAR,
Professor Of Ethics, Metaphysics and Conslitu
tiOuU Law.
ALEXANDER j. QulNCHE, MA,
Professor Of Latin and Modern Languages.
BURTON N. HARRISON, B. A.,
Assistant to the Professor Of Physics.
fTNIIE thirteenth Annual Session Of this institution
J. will open on the nth day of September, 1860 un
Faculty named above.
The University offers advantages to young mel
seeking thorough education. unsurpassed anyWher
IN the United states, and unequalled in the South.
lbs apparatus and arrangement for the illustration
of Physical Science and Chemistry are entirely unr
vailed. la Mmcral0gy it possesses a cabinet of Nd
ieet specimens, choice and valuable
Inc lrtantnt hud IrulesaOrs need no cOmmenda
ton from tho Bourd Of Trustees, most of them ben
well and iayoraby known 10 the public, as exper
| enced and able instructors.
The location of the University Is in the highest do
gree healthiul-no epidemic sickness has ever oC
Cured there or IN OXiord.
The government of the University Is mild but en-
clent Every effort is made 10 cultivate manly tom
of feeling among the students and an elevated stand
lard Of morality II is moreover surrounded by
population whose practical regard for religion an,
morality is well known and is not surpassed. an,
whero
10 is also easily accessible being on the line of TIM
Mississippi Central Railroad, which is now fully com
plotted
The accommodations are sufficient for The comfor
Of at least three hundred students.
spacious Gymnasium, wIthall the most approved
apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise and pro
noting physical development, will be ready for us,
Ia the fall.
fEpMs-rudon $40 per annum.
Fuel and attendance $50. 10 those who lodge on
Of the college buildings $40.
Tuition IN the Law Department $50
Board IN the College boardratyB lincoln. ~ I
yate families, about Sl2Reir Ios. ~,
.verty" month.
JAMES NJ. HOWRY,
secy Of the Board,
'O,t-g t,,t,, A teeo 4O-1y
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sundrfes.

-,t-.ttp f.o,, Mol,ssos pqcou poft. lard. salt
~ va ~ 49, ,r,re,,t ~ produ4 and Groce
rcs for sale the lowest market prices ~ eco
WIN. MceUJFEN ~;
Pieksblrg March ~ 1901, hu
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We are reioced to find that the renowned Chemsl
of New England DIR. AVER, has at length turned ms
attention to the disorder which hangs like bl
on our oainn,tinitir nl,r section is as heahN''
ether with one single exception, and that the fevo
and Ague, which haunts us on every side But ms
remedy does cure as we should know 1t must II ne
made il. Cast out this baeful dstemper from among
u.s. and ours is one Of the loyelest spots in the West
-TSntinei, Fairfield, Iolrd
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Tuition win Re charged nom time Of entrance tin
close otierm, unless absence occurs from sickness
school, nov numbering sixty, Is rapidly increasing
The Teachers have been emnently successful during
me last Session bothin the discipline and instruction
olthe school. They have had much experience else.
where, but are now permanently located in charge of
tIls school They viii exercise careful supervision
over the health and morals Of boarding pupils.
80 Board can be obtained at from eight TO ten
dollars per month. For further particulars, address
the Principal, or President Of the Board.
A. A. STALLWORTH, President
u. W. NmDnAM,
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Vc,~ TIvcrV stable at DeSOtO.

Tn i UNDERSIGNED ha, opened, /, new
N Livery snhe at li3s . Vel'ie n, ' ,nS
ArN and Ohio Rallroagl' "u W." t ere
well prepared ~ ''' "'''' W '''' '''
w NY et Horses. 1.u.. s,., 10,
OF Nosgs and BuLE'es. am, ..,,,, e.,,,, r,,c,-
A.'5- lIs1' N'" '' ii' T. j. COLLINS.
DtS5f0 March s, 1851
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Notice.

A Ill notes and accounts due me are
~ left in the hands of A. r. CARTER,
ESQ.,, to whom payment can be made, dur
ing my absence. ,-,,o>,
June IA, 1851, Ss-tf
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The State Of NIississippi.
JASPER COUNTY.

JASPER COUNTY.
Circuit Court, March Term, A. D. 1861.
James Campbell,
VS.. Attachment $40 m
Thomas c. Camp,
THIS day comes the plaintiff bv attor.
Il ney into court, and suggests that the
defendant in this case is a non resident Of
the State of Mississippi. 1t is therefore
ordered by the court that publication be
made in the Eastern Clarion, a news psper
published in the town of Paulding, in
said county, as required by law, giving no
tice to the defendant, that unless he an
pear in and before this court at the next
September term thereof, in the town of
Paulding, on the 4th Monday ofSeptember
A. D. 1861, then and there to plead tosaid
action, orjudgment will be entered and the
estate attached will be condemned in the
hands ofW. A. Payne, a garnishee in said
case.
Given under my hand and
[ SEAL seal the 25tt day of June,
>/A. D. 1861.
JAMES U. MCCORMICK,
Clerk Circuit Court j. C.
July u, 1861. 39-5t
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Malice 10 TIantera.
administrators Notice.

UTHEREAS, letters Of Administra-
w ton on the Estate of JACOB AN
DERSON, deceased, were granted to the
undersigned, at the last July term of the
Probate Court Of Jasper county, State of
Mississippi. Now all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deeedent,
are hereby required to exhibit the same
within the time limited by law, or the
same will be barred.
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aRgAr rMLAND THoROUaHF a :
Co.N'V.ENTE.N'cE no THII'N ~ ll'I''1.

C0.N'E.E.NIEaNtN =" 4 AA'A - ~1
,Hh has now t9eEe9 99d n a TPfg
Il a1luu , W. RON, pesoto,o on the Mobile and Ohio
R9sn r@ praire Line g pauding APa9ldmgH
Connects With sne Of TWO AoRsE MAIL Co go AM
~ Nu VIM eibcrn railroad and Decatur to Union
.O l,N,y' iib Nc southern Railroad near Doot
e and the Daily stage LS r0 Ro, 5'' 46s fGso
1' w iS,ye pauding for Union ON Mondays
Wo5o o and Fridays time enough to connect ,S
Th ho etaec the same day, Ing Cars on We SOUTH
eru Road are now running W Ne"''" ''0'
ucy connect with this line ,,,,,f ,,o,,,i ~, tts
INC Stock ON this line are equal to any N lnt
,,>,.r iiie Coaches comfortable and the drivers
! careful and accommodating foS'e'9oS mSy roy OF
/ hccJgnCeti0ns taBq Nude. 60, ,, IL, ,r,o,,tio, a
Newton station and at Paulding. Any person des
rngu can be furnished with eoh'ey"nces 10 an!
point iu the surrounding e4lnn',t }I,rts u.,;,,,rs
~ LIT
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LADIES' High SUnOOL,
WEST ENTERPRISE, MISS.
l.. GOULD, A. NJ,
pRiNCIpAL AND Pn0pmEr0B'
- Professor Of Music.

MRS. A. f, GOULD,
roacher of The Ornamental and Assistant In the Int
erary Department
TylHIs Institution viii enter upon rs first Annual
ih,tastin wear. comprising lory consecutive weeks
win be- divided into two sessions OF twenty weeks
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400 SACKS SEED PEAS, Just received and for
HUI sale Those in want of Peas TO plant will
do well to call soon. .,.,r,r,,,
Brick Store, Enterprise, June IA, 1861. Soft
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CALHOUN INsTITUTE.
UNIVERSITY on NNSISSIPPI,

Oct 81 1850.
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Tm WORMS OF CaNsLul-A LADY q
Rocky Hill, Conn. last week, whils paaisG
brotk which runs into the Connsctlcat nU
two 6ns shsd summing themselves In IL strsanI
The nhsd looked tempting, the lady oovs1s1
them, but had no fsAing tHlkls With her. HAs
finally bsthought Of her hoops, took than OF
and having tied the upper end, ct the coar
triyanss In the brook, and drove the unsuspsoG-
ing shsd into the net, wi n they were sassay
drawn TO land.
MPEBIAL JOKE Tho latest joks from PNis
Is TO the effect that at recent educatisnal dis
cussion between the Empsror and the Prince
Imperial, the subl,et changed from pot. hooks
to synony ms and thsii squivalssts, whsa hia
little Highnets asked his parent to explain 70
him tho difference betwssa The words seel-
dent" and " misfortune. which have csrtai.lv
. little elcier affinity In French than h. Ess-
lish, and s<sn TO inquire . httis eincidstioa-
Aftsr pause for an Illustration, bis hatssAF
said, ~ Will tall yoa, my boy, the sxsse df-
fsreuce. II would be an accident " your eos
ain Prince NAroLHon, were TO tunhls Into The
8sIpS-but Il weuld be misfsrtuns u sny e.
we're 10 help him out again.
AIL TIE RAILROAD BRIpoEs In tAs nsigk-
boshcod q Louisvtlis srs pow guarded bV eha
Asunionists.
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MACHINERY.

NEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
STEVENS, BROTHER 4 CO.,
S9a Pearl It,, New York.
hanafActs rers and Dealers
In eyery descriptions Of
Stationary apd Portable
SrEAM TEAM HNGiNws AND ROLLERS.
and all othsr
Wood working Machines.
LAtbes, PiAners, Dria,
BABBrT.
CONpOSITTOn METALS,
With al other articles ueedful
10 Hschipe Shop.
oo.s MAnsfAesuters Of
I'd. DICK,5~
sn,ARs os''sr's'A Anii-fre'''a
Haris' Patent Sitting Machines.
yehrey's Dr. ubie- Acting Ball Valvs Pumps.
Portable Scales In reN var ety and m any other val
uAble arttclos. iefT 6s21l
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ID $1,000 bounsts o every kind-sraps kounsts.
straw bonnets and straw haA q rsanosd prloas 6svo
Ing bonnsts, mcg.nins bcunsts, and ehlldrsnt hats
rosdxsy, up stsan. opeosts Astrosoaitaa Rsesl.
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NOTICY-AIL PERSONS ARE FORRID
~ huAtnG tAs oteanasr 4 DONALD0ON. :. =.
s'srs z n hsr Synsrs As. 4MDNoN 600.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING


zo zndws.s@sns.-rx s.sy FOUR Ln@ I
s.s. @ i.s,Ss .s. s.s: ,s. g; ~. :is az. q ~ .
- hssrisess ~ Dssshs IS 49, for ~, s,,ry -
nenthly sdvsrNsensaS Of bur lines, inss ;, e
ms oonysnsssce of We oncs, ~ for evs1 " 80
nom. AdvsHssmsnh received u>Aii n sssass
This sshhhnsri u r.ars.v osos~s a
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"a WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
.HoPE FOR THE FAAKN.-
nRRNa oNBs NOW

whsh nay b Givsn tlnlnovu 10 ne driuksra 1,
OoBss. Tss or Hquor, and vhich arc vsrrantAl ar
isctly Harmless and fres fron aansestinS sdecha.
ARE FOR SALE
~ - DIVISION ST., cor. hArkst, NJ.
AZ hu BAACH's Book Btors, sl4 Eighth svs.
Al nrs. HAYES, iJb Rultoa T., BROOKLYN.
rRICl ONE DOLLAR
iduh
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MA HrNsION AGAIN.

uR0. WINSLOW AGAIN.
Mr.. wINSIOw - OLD and lsIpsrisuesd surs .
bss devoted berself for more than thirty year OF
eiu.ivsly to TIE care children she has SOOTH-
ING SYRUP sor chfdrs. tssthisg. which va beiievs
most Invaluable preparation, not only for ehidreu
teethins, but In all sasss Of Dyssatry or DiaThna
We speak Of what ve know, when ~ ~ III
SOOTHING SYRUP scz iiks perfect charm In u
above casss. We havs vitusssd ths'mose satisfas
tory and pleading results from the uss of H. apou suf
ferinG Infants and children n great variety Of sasn
givss univsnai atAastiou, = psrlsetly fs for u
feeblert infant, anA Pleasant b ths Taste. We an
osreiy bslievs ths no<her Who has child sunsrins
vide this msdicns for its res and eurs, \ aspriv.
Ing the ittis Sufferer Of the rsmsdy of al the voril
bst ea,cuiats1 - dvs II rs, and rtors n 10 hssath
MRS. WNMOw VI. CRYING CMLDRKH
Arc Yen disturbed at night md broken Of yoorf
By sick chad sunssns and crying with the sxsruos
stins pain Of cutting tooth Hso 30 q once and 81
bottle Of MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING sYRUP
Il will rslisve tbs poor little sufferer immediatsly-
depsnd upon II: there \ no mistake about u. Their
ID not mothsr on earth who b. svsr used who VIII
not tell you at once that viii regulate the bowel
and sive rest 10 tbs mothsr sad relief and health
the child, operating liks maSic ID perfectly safs h
In all casss, and pleasant 10 thu taste and tn
prescription Il one Of the Oldest and bsst 6sma's
phTsiciAns and nnrses In ths United States. Pris,
% cents. offos No. ID Cedarst, New York. so,l
everywhere
During tho thirty yssn Of unprsesdsuted and /.
inecress popularity Of MRS WINDOWS BOOTH
tN0 SYRUP, ,innumerabls ~CespIAls" and other NOS
uums, prepared By pretended u D.s, havs sprung q
snd lived but . nashroou sxstanos. vhils IN
SOOTHING SYRUP has becn constantly iacrsadn1
In DoyulAhty, and beooas . hoasehold word, snl
fUOUaANDS OF HOTHKRa THAMY
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WING MACHINE-WANrED, LADls.

% ioaIn 70 operate ON Wheeler = WIlseu's I'm
NE ewing machinss, by ons Of tbs oids tes
ssins Ssmmias, fsisas, te.. and shcrp r,sn.
n.sut sl the mashi ds, and recommended p pisoss
| ~. Thoss In want ok OPERATOR ~ Iplied. q
shins fsr ss,s, and fsmiiy ssvins done ~ soa Os-
q -nyqo AarrlsI
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LADIES TO TAKE

NANTED-l0,0O0 LADIES 10 TAKE
their hrs~ hAts To 2sI Eighth ave, bet adth and
- ard wire I'D es. bonnet. Tor u oents; hats sn.
fgod II required. Childrens bloomsrs cleaned and
y sed 10 toe preseut faslion, Gentiemen's straw
Panama hs6 cleaned And trimmed. Boyv hsh
aned and altered 70 the present styie- We pre-
hats or tie premises hats dyed any color. Don't
Rxet tho number, e2I Hghth ave, ~ stair1
jslo ~ srstba GkORGE FINI0AA.
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p y - 80 20, ko5 IIAXzIs9 I.AsXz q 9.vs4.
~ spa svWy DAY fron 10 ococh Q seiosk, sef
II payiaG snl rsesivinG ef norsy b anl from hs
ospouborS ana aleo a. We1nOdAyv - 0n1111nUv
uulallka SSeretary.
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II OD0N0S-CHEAP LODGINGS AT
~ the Psrk,visw Houss, II LAixht Il, few doors
San, esnfertsbE anSIs bsil 4 - cts per night;
ansls SS9ms fgom 10 70 " sts per niyht ~ stas'lA
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JINION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ No. - CANAL STA o0RNnR Or HAnl0.
p,fss RsF az s'T is e Ssss + "a 3 !s SS Z
eiI Per Cent IntsreM allowed on all sams ~ S0o6
n. fHis AZ zi sHNH X Hxs AZ RsCfT Il NV
= oN D1fosIT $50, 30 q. DUkIis0 TEE PAT d
myk T'iG dARbSSS y. unArlN, sss.
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THIRD AvUUE SAVINGS BANK
MN TST iStkkE9T .iI.vsd = a s.s,, n,
Irav intsrsst ffsm July ia BANK opsn daily, ffo0
70 e o'eloch ..s o ncnd.y, Wsd.sAAs soA sst
oPKNCER K. GRERN, President.
rs 9kass1O 6TEPHlN .. CdIIADS, Bsot.y.