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T.OGE FRANCAISE No 53--T

o. LOGE FRANCHISE, No. 53.-BKoTH-
NFhSEgs: You are hereby summoned to attend
~a stated meeting Of your Lodge, at BO
NSHER HALL, this (FRIDAY) evening at
o'clock. Members of sister city Lodges, ard
transient brethren in good standing, areirater-
nally invited 10 visit US
By order of the Wor Master. .4
NH sit PETERFlELD TREST, Sec'y.
A. RICHMOND KiFLES-ELECTION OF
Ia OFFICERS Tho members OF tho Richmond
III Ri1es.' aud all persons desiring to unite with
w them in the formation of corps with 4 cheap
uniform, are requested 10 meet at the YOUNG
GUARDS ARMURT, on this tFRIDAY) evening
at u O'clock, for the ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Col. JSo. ii. RIcHARDsoS will superiGtend the
election. NH S--ltk
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I IMPORTANT NOTICE.
-

i EDGAR'S PILE OINTMENT
This Ointment Is adapted to cases of long stand
ing where other remedies have failed. | warrant
it TO relieve in every instance 1t does not give
the slightest pain w hen applied, and its effect is
soothing and Instantaneous. l can give, upon re-
quest, testimonials of responsible persons in this
city who have been cured by the use Of one box.
Being prepared from 4 prescription OF regular
physician, persons feel safe In trial. Up
Yards OF SEQ boxes have been sold without sim
gil failure. Try it. and if not satisfied the money
will be refunded. 1t viii be sent by mail 10 any
part of the country upon receipt of 81 i, BY ad
dressing the proprietor. T.. A. HUDNUT.
NE sold in Richmond by JOHE t. GRAY and w.
prrppsoS 4 ca
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ga SUIT HER n IMPOR I A TON S
tfG SPRING IRA d E-1s61.

HaiN SPRIN TR- d Ell sol.
WIN F. BUTLER X SON,
No 10 Pearl, lith Street, Richmond Ia,
now inst received, by the bark - Petrea,' direct
from Liverpool to this port, and by other arrivals.
from The man ufactories, a full and complete stock
of CHINA, EARTHENWARE, GLASSWARE,
COAL OIL and otfer LAMPS, LOOKING GLASS
TIN-WARE, FANCY GOODS, and >TONE-WARE,
which they offer TO Southern merchants upon tho
best terms.
Ry W g only ask for an examination of our stock
and prices to effect sales.
w F. BUTLER s. son, Importers,
NH Sim II Pearl street.
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BE DIR. j. w. Garlick. dear >ir--I have
for some months used in my family Semple's just
~ celebrated BAKING pow DERS, and take
pleasure in recommending them 10 all families
the very best article have ever tried for making
light, sw Get, spnngy bread. There is excuse
for bad bread when SEMPLE'S POWDERS are
used. Respectfully,
J. RICHARD LRwELLRS.
Petersburg Va July 3oth 1850, NH
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EDUCATIONAL

y opened for the obstruction OF young mochan-
les, at my Rooms Clay street, near corner of I'd,
ON MONDAY, the 18th inst.
BE TRRHs-Moderate. Number OF pupils linn
tied. NH 7-6tl q. \. G. SAbTER.
RICHMOND + NJ ALE iNSTlIUTE.--
II The second half of the present session begins
February 18th, and ends the last Of June.
The commencement of a new term presents
most favorable opportunity for the admission of
new pupils.
Although our School is already somewhat full
or than usual the extent OF our arrangements
readily enables us to receive a still larger mum
Der.
have SIXTEEN Teachers OF ability and ex-
perience, nearly the same number of large and
comfortable recitation rooms, and ample grounds
for exercise.
Our BOARDING facilities also excel emit
Our course is extensive and complete, beginning
with the low est English studies of the Preparat0-
ry course, TO which special attention Is given, and
including the higher English the Languages, Mu-
sic, and the Ornamental branches.
TERMS.
For the half session, payable in 1dUoace.
English, in Preparatory department. Sl5
English, in Collegiate department. rs
French, or othsr Languages. ................ 10
Board, including everything ............... 80
For other particulars, or for catalogues, apply to
fsl3-d1m CHAS. II. WINSTON. President
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SPRING GOODs-,lARCH, Is6I.-

Importers and wholesale dealers in FOREIGN
aud DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, No. I63 and les Main
street, Richmond. We are receiving, and have
now in store, large and desirable stock of
fresh spring Goods, consisting Of the usual varie
and Domestic Goods, which we are prepared 10
offer 10 our customers upon the most favorable
terms. We shall, in consequence of the disturb
ed condition OF commercial matters, confne our
sales TO cash and prompt six mouths buyers, for
negotiable paper; and TO such, great Inducements
will be offered. Our stock will be KEEP up during
the season, and not be surpassed, in variety
and extent, by any house in the southern States
In our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we are pre-
pared to exhibit large, fashionable and fresh
stock, of our own manufacture. and gotten mp ex-
pressfy for trade. BROWN SHEETING S
and SHIRTIN6S will be sold at nett prices, for
cash, In bsnkable funds. Orders are solicited,
and will re~sive our prompt and personal a'ten
lion (mh 81 KENT, PAINE 4 CO.
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OLlYWODD CEMETERY AND IRON
IL RAILINGS.-Owuorso Of Lots enclosed with
IRON kAILlNGs, are informed | have an I'M
PROVED BLACK PAINT, which will last longer
than common black, and costs no more. Many
ratings now being ruined for the want 0f
painting, and by leaving, orders at my shop, sth
Post Office, Box sol. they will receive attenlion.
mi s-3ts r. w ALLEN
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- AIDTO THE VOLUNTEERS OF

- AID TO THE VOLUNTEERS OF
- - HENRICO.-A meeting of the COM
MlTTEE to raise funds for siding the Volunteers
OF the SD Regiment, j. earnestly requested at the
COUNTY COURT HOUSE OF HENRICO, on
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at u o'clock NJ.
CoAMITTIEMRS
District No. jackson F. Childrey, John D.
Warren, Albert NJ. Aiken, Henry Cox, and James
NJ Gum.
No. 2.-Miles c. Eggleston, Elijah Baker, Geo.
w. Barker, john E. Friend, and Geo. NJ. Savage.
No. IN. T. Bowe, b z. Gardner, J. .. austin,
Fendall Griffin, and James I. Burton.
Ne ID Il. Dance, John F. Wren, Robert Fl.
Henley, John II Crosscy, and 4. K. Courtney.
The officers of the SD Regiment, the Colonel
and staff Of Attn Regiment Of Cavalry, residing in
the county. respectfully invited to be present
at the meeting. By order.
NH 6-8t DAN'L E. GARDNER, Sec'y.
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DODEKER'S HORSE REM EDY-A
ID never failing cure for Heaves, Thick and
Broken Wind Colds, Coughs, Bolts or Worms
By its use the horses appetite is improved all
arrangement of digestive organs corrected /; sof
tenng the skin, and giving to the coat sleek and
shining appearance; and may be used with per-
feet safety at all times, it contains no ingredi
ents which can injure horse, whether sickor
well. Nor is it necessary that a horse be kept
from " ork " hilst using it, Prepared and sold by
A. BODEkER L Co, Druggists,
NIB No 10 Main street.
NOTICE.-READ THIS AND ENCOURAGE
make LOCKS for Banks, Prisons, stores, Dwell
ings, and Hotels. Also, ANNUNCIATORS put up
in Hotels.
BELLS hung in dwellings, with or without
tubes. Also, SPEAKING TUBES put up.
p. S.-LOCKS repaired, KEYS fitted, and IRON
SAFES repaired.
HE York done in any part of the State at city
prices. All work warranted at the RICHMOND
LOCK FACTORY. w. w. SNEAD,
NH st 10th ST., between Main and Cary.
TT Y
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
High Water this day fFrtday) at O'Clock.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH !, 1851.


ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, skinner New York,
mdse. a9d passengers, Indian Watson.
Schr. Mary Tico, Tice, Philadelphia, coal, J. Z.
Anderson.
sehr. Samara, Todd, Baltimore, guano, z. Fl.
Skinker Go.
schr. Butterfly, Hubbard, Baltimore, guano, Z.
B. Bentlv.
schr. Emma, Shorter Baltimore. pig iron.
Schr. Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, mdze.,
y. C0lqutt Co.
Schr. Mary C. Town, New York, hay, Bridg-
ford s. Co.
SAILED,
Schr. J. w. L. Sturgess, Scott, down the river,
light.
Schr. st. Cloud, Gwatuey, down the river, light.
Schr. Fashion, down the river, light.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Z. Nickerson, from Boston, at City Point.
Schr. Crenshaw. from New York, at City Point.
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A InKESNEN OF THE COlIMINSION.

DDKESSES OF THE COMMISSION
n ERs-The ADDRESSES before tho State Con-
yention Of Hoo. FULTON ANDERSON, of Missis
sippi; Hon HENRY L. BENNING, of Georgia.
and Hon. JOHN s. PRESTON of South Carolina
viii be published collectively, in pamphlet FORM
In the course Of few days, at the Job Office Of
the Richmond Hing.
Ne Orders for extra copies should be left at the
Counting Room of the HhiS. NH st
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CELDEN l. MILLER, corner leh and Cary
streets have IN store ,a inib assortment Gh0-
ties, which tey are disposed to sell at The low est
market priees for cash, the usual time to
prompt paying customers, INCLUDED In our as
sortmeni Will 20 found tho fnsst qualities of
Brandies aud Wines imported tuto tits country,
ourselves to suit the wants of those desiring the
very choicest goods. NH
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RE 4 Physiological View OF Marriage
Containing nearly 800 pages, and 100 fine plates
and eugravings Of the anatomy Of the sexual or
gans in a state of health and disease with a trea
tse self abuse, its deplorabe consequences
OF treatDent-the only rational and successful
mode of cure, shown by the report OF cases
treated 4 truthful adviser to the married aud
those contemplating marriage. who entertain
doubts of their physical condition. Sent, free of
postage to any address, on receipt of Is cents in
specie, or postage stamps, by add dressing,
fe 26-d&sw3m Dr.. La CROIX. Albany, \. Y.
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Be Auction Sale of
10000 YARDS
CLOTHS, GA SINE RES, & c..
VIR GINA ANUFAC TURE
IN RICHMOND, VA.

The CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY having
entire confidence that the superiority of their
Goods viii be appreciated, and wishing them to
20 into Immediate and consuIa ptivn, will sell
at auction, in one of the stores under the
Spofswo0d Hotel, on
WEDN ESDAI, 18TH DAY OF MARCH, 1891,
all the GOODS Of their manufacture, which may
be on hand, consisting of about
80 900 YARDS SINGLE AND DOCBLE-MILLED
PLAIN AND FANCY CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES, DOE SKINS, &c, &c,
tOf about loo different sly les and patterns.)
Samples of most of these Goods be seen at
our office any time previous to the day of sale
and We trust, this enterprise seems to merit
success, that the sale will be attended by the
trade of the far South, az we'll as IN Virginia.
TERMS
Under $780, cash from 800 to $500, months
aud all sums over $500, 6months' credit, fer APP
proved negotiable paper, with an allowance Of
per cent. per month discount for cash.
CRENSBA-W & CO., Agents
Crenshaw Wooden Co., Richmond, Va
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Re Yeast Powders..-J. W. Garlick, Rich
Baking Powder " His is the only factory of the
kind in the South, and he is prepared to furnish
the entire trade on as reasonable terms \ or'h
ern. manufacturers. Semple's Powder is Viz
ginia preraration, approved by all who used it
Richmond Hhe.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PERSONAL

THE QUARTERMASTEHo of the lst Reg't
/ Va. Vols. will be greatly obliged to the per
son who took his MILITARY CAPE, by mistake
at Company "G's" Ball, 22d February. If he " i'll
leave ii al the Dispatch office. NH 7--2t*
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sUPERINTFNDENT OF THE

Y SUPERINTFNDENT or THE
~ CITY GAS WORKS i respectfully
nOunce myself candidate for election 10 tina
Office Of SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY GAS
WORKS. NH S-tde*l JN0. J. FRY.
HON. " NJ. {. RlVES, by invita-
49, ton, will address the citizens of Rich
mond, at the AFRICAN CHURCH, ats O'Clock TO-
NIGHT Igh S-ltE
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"a r NOW Mor IS THE TIL ir PAY ~ AND VOW NOM
1T MAY CONCERN A Secession Flag will be
raised TO DAY. the 9th instant, Ano Domi nj 1851,
for the purpose of showing that Greek Nation, in
one solid phalanx, intend to secede, and leave
that conta minated Hall ont Of the question for
wo believe they have the hardness Of heart of
Pharoah of old, and unless there IL blood ained
on them, We. the people will still have to bear
the yoke of oppression Old Massa Abe aud his
Cabinet have marked out for our destiny
Ala o'clock p VI expect the true and loyal
sons ofthe South to be present and address us.
NH s-lt* THE COMMITTEE.
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FOR RENT AND a..

IL SMALL FARM Or : !, (. -. g.
49, THE MEADOW BRfDt,E psyaar NJ "a IN
-. NILE EAST OF THE C0RpSGD ..nrALP -
ttn wv offer for sale the vaiaabis li,,2s "a
phbieIs country seat. Ths IanJ ~ sns Iats IN n
usuai out buildfngs. "ne, WITH I.
anes at 2, and years bssrisg N.Y., MN cash b,l
Apply TO GoDbIys 'eis,est.
mh Set " hfPERsOy
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I000 BUSHELS OF VERY sUPEKioI


rs half bbls. of Woods North Carolina Family
ROE HERRlNGS.
bbls. Woods CUT HERRISGS.
50 bbs. Woods GROSS HhR3INGS.
zoo bales Glover and Timothy HAY.
100 bales SHUCkS.
600 bushels BRAN, BR0WNsTuFF and SHIP
STUFF. For sale by
ROBERT A. f. DABNEY.
pr.a md 4,
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VIII be added to the above sale, at the same
time and place, large lot OF
DOMESTIC OOTTONS,
consisting of various qualities Of X o w n
SHEETING, SHIFTING and OZNABURGS, man
factu red by our Factories in Petersburg
LYNCH 4 CALENDER, Agents
fe 2J-ts Ettrick S and MattGaX Companies.
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ICED AND TAIL POTATOES.


'1'" NEW JERSEY MERGERS.
leo bushels PRINCE ALBERT.
Receiving, for sale by
NIB s-3t< II. W. TYLER.
GENL. sUPTFs OFFICE, VA. CENTRAL R. HI
RICHMOND, March 7th, 1861 !
PROPOSALS FOR HAGLING.-proposal
L will ba received Tor the HAULING of $50 tons
of RAILROAD IRON from Rockets 10 the Depot OF
this Company. Apply TO the undersigned.
THOS. DoUAMEAD,
NH SIT Gen'l sup't Va. Central r. r.
DED-BU2 POfsON-Ceuain destruction to
ID these dsstroysrs Of our nightly rest. Also,
the Persian Insect Powder, for the destruction Of
Moths, Reaches, and all such vermin. For sale
by A. B0DLKER & CO, Main street,
NH s Near Old Market.
JXYHITE MERCER POTAT TOE S.-We
w shall have lot OF selected White Mercer
POTATOES for seed, by the steamer, To be deiiv
ersd Saturday. Those ID want had better
ter their orders early BRlDGFORD Co.
NH On the Dock.
aid RYE WHfSk EX-Warran lhe nnest
~ qualify ever sold IN this market, years old,
always W Aa1u' Au0 ''' sELDaN MILLER,
ioh Corner iHn and Cary streets
nCU TA-Us Ak rAMILA FLUOn-A
II frcsn supply Just receives and ivr SAFE ny
sELDEN u MILLER,
NH Corner Pearl and Cary streets
1T,7N0TH1, 7EIDS GKAsS AND CO
\ ns ssa SEED '9f i Epw * WORKMAN & co.
DIIE.--io tiarcss prime aew, .or sale by
IL mhs EDWIN WoRrHAM = co.
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NUMBER 10Y

OF poor, the West is impoverished by the diminuion
OF demand for provisions, and by the scarcity Of
money for purchasing them. On top Of these c.
lamtles are piled the direct taxes for paying the
ordinary expenses Of Government, and the high
prices Tor goods created By Z protective tariff.
What surplus cash capital exists N the country viii
be taken up By the Government in its enormous
loans and ts fund, being insufficient 10 supply the
Governments wants, it viii have to 20 outside for
money, and run up heavy debt abroad.
It may Be diSicult to teach the clergyman Of the
North, who would bEing IS small sacks Of -four 70
save rs from immediate uts-vatioa, Of the reality
Of these things but this great fact IS true ne-erthe
less-that the South Is fighting this var upoa one
half Of its income amid plenty, prosperity snd
thrift; while the North IS fighting it upon is capital
amid starvation, penury industrial prostrstiou and
general financial eollapses.
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Ggs aasbbiIIs Gnion anS 5msritxn
Daily IS; Tri-wsekly IS; weekly ss.

SPECIAL N0TICB.-The UHIoN AND AhSzIcaE Is eczzGes
90 ss1y g0a ~ CASE szsses AZ papers cre dtso0sa
red dt tie expiration o Gee tins for t1bc they bGBe 6s
pai6 H6scrJsFs trB Be nOtsed tUhsz their sH5scTcz
% about to etre bv kker pGpes; ant
Sess the prescription u paper tcH Be SSc0H-
Sed 1hts e Ts from S0ASA sssTs 0i 6s depGrsErG
watch for s cross marx, AID your sNosTtpei0a.
HseeLy UNIoE ASEzcAN 81 Per Ga1.1l ii ad11RcS.
sdzcs.
, Subscribers desiring their papers changed East -tc-
TIE Post Office ~ we'll ssthe to which they 3s Ss
change to be made.
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Notice to Bond Holders.

OFTIcE NASHVILLE CHATrANooeA RAILROAD eoMPASvl
Nashville, Tenu., July 4, 1851,
FHE interest due st JulT 1861 on the Bonds Of TIE Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Rsilrosd Company will be paid at
TIE ONCE OF the Company, In Nashville Tenn
OF the Coupons, accompanied BY the certificate Of The Compo
Ter OF the State, that the may lawfully be
The Legislature Of the State by recent ensctuent having
prohibited the payment OF interest such Of the Bonds As
oEIed on the 18th day OF April 1861 may owned By
ctzens corporations Of the saVshCdng States OF the
Ua States OF America constituted the state Comptro
Ter the sole judge Of the question: who payment can
tuily he made NJ. GL9AVES, Treasurer
iuiy6-lm RAP
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Hates OF Advertising.
TBE LINES OF LES CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
REHRWABLI Al PLEAsURA.

One Square, year, S3-Each additional SQUARE, $40
dTerIisers exceeding the space contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
oNE DOLAR Square for the " and RTT oEETs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both Daily Weekly
charged the fall daily rates with half the weekly
added.
zraasit Advertisements sssss paid for at Eas time Of
tassFtiOa.
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NotIce fo rrerehants nnd Others.

EEAvING teen appointed Collector Of The Port Of Nshvle
Tennessee, under the ssu hern Confederated States,
collect the Duties all Dutiabe Goocs ares
Merchandise imported this from any Foreign Sete
included in the Southern COnfeiersd States, either By
Railroads Steamboats,, Wagons, other mode OF
JkSSG THOMAS,
juys6lm PeB OellsctoTot tie Port OF Nashville,
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YEIHERE Will be meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Nash.
vile ald Chattanooga Railroad Company bed at the Of
Company asbyle tie l4h day OF August
next the purpose OF eecg fifteen Directors manage the
afrs Of sid company for TIE ensuing twelve months
stock hold the road to Nashville on me
day meeting, and back home the same following day.
By showing their certificate Of sock to the CoLduecr
'iuryo6-I WA GLEAYES, See'y.
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NEW VAL ACCOMmoDATIoN,
PRIVATE LETTER MAIL
To and from the Fed eraJ STATES

Ii LFTTKRs fer the Norhern States enclosed Ia an ozt
~ SIDE envelope both envelopes being prepaid address
e 70 me Al Nashville Tennessee, with enclosed the
outside envelope viii he carried to Frarkln KY
tere mailed for their proper destination the old Sp
In Ii al from the old States az be diIecsd
to me at frankie, Ky carry them across to Nash
% Tenn and mail tEem or their proper destination ssuh
III found ncoayenent prepay inside envelopes for want Of
ae proper stamps, heen cents be enclosed postage
stamps OF either Conderacy cash, will prepay aud
y WuTTFSTDSa
kEFEsENcEs ANY OF the c.z2nsOf Memphis Nashville
Tenn. ipIge5tr,s2 =
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.DmRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints EiliOusness Head
Rcln- H-C.

FVyHERE has never been CATHARTIO medicine offered to
the pubc that has given such entire satisfaction Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and
be taken by the most tender infant prompt and powerful
removing all Bilious secTetiozs Acid Impure, Matter
stomsch In they only Pills that should
be used in malarious Gsstricts.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain Ia the Stomach
Bowels though very active snd searching their operation
promoting healthy seCetons Of the Liver Kidneys Who
will sun from BOUsness, Headache and Foul Stomach when
cheap remedy be obtained Keep then constantly
hand; single desc taken in season, may prevent hours days.
and months Of sickness. Ask for Dr. J. H. McLans Unver
sal Pills Take other Being coated they teess Price
Oay S cents box, and be BY mail any psrt Of
ths United States.
J. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Streets ST. Louis, No.
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Teachers wanted.

FkFHE undersigned wishes engage Lady reside In his
isnly to instruct three small children In addition to
e usual branches she must be quasd to give Lessons on the
Piano None nsed apply except hese presenting good eS
monisls. For terms applyto JAS ii RkLsON
jy7-lw
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0verton ESiaes.

This Conpcuy is nov organized, a1d wishes r R,
Fesrus None bCGisd o Esod character viii bs
received.
II will be an IEDsFEaEST CoHPlE and s CAP sin pledges
self II shall be the equipped Gli uniformed company in
he State.
IL Il. K. PECK, SEQ pro ts1,i,
OoIlonsds Building, Cherry sBd peadcrok Streets
GshVine, Tenn. lsas il-4H
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RIB. mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINI
WENT.
best External in the World for MAN or


FEyHOUsLNDs y human beingB have been sve LIE Of &C.
crepttude and misery by the Of this invaEsbis Lil
It will relieve PAIN almost nssu aae6usly, and It
will cleanse, purify ani heal the foue SORE in incredible
short time McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LIEIMENT Will re-
Iisvs The nvetsra Of Rheumatism, 6oEt Eeu-
ragis For Paralysis Co. tactsd Muscles, Stiffness Weak
the joints, A1scl Ligasns Il viii fail.
Two applications will S, Throat, Heal7Chs Earace
For Burns ScAds, any Pain, il Infaibe hemedy
Try it, and will hnd ind pensibie remedy. Keep
always on hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS, sny having charge torsss
will money By using NcBtans Volcanic oil Luiment.
Is speedy and nfable for Calls sprsns, Cha'es,
Dwelling, Lamenes Sveeny Sores Wounds, Scratches any
external disease. Try it, you Will be Convinced.
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