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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-04-18
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Nv reference 70 The Advertisement
IN another column, II will be- seen
,hs, ". =. Woolten, W u Dieiin',
and John H. Fiser, have been NJ
pointed Commissioner fm Pamela
county. 10 receive subscriptions iot
the loan ordered by The Confederate
States Congress. The books are
nov open, anil the Commissioners are
ready to give any Information on the
subject that may be desired We
hone and trust our capitalists viii
come forward At once and take the
loan. II you can't take a large am
cunt, take n small sum. The bond
will be issued for any amount, FROM
$50 upward. We hope and expect
10 BE- able to announce very soon that
a large amount Of this loan has been
taken in Pamela county. There ara
two principal reasons on which We
base this expectation. aud either
wosld seem to amount TO an assurance
that 50 il will be. One Is that every
impulse Of patriotism suggests TO tho
loyal citizen his duty to invest his
mssns for the defense Of his country.
This loan Is '.for the defense 81 the
Confederate States" The other rca-
sen Is, that the nature Of the loan IL
self, the interest offered and the So
surity given for the payment Of that
and the principal, make i the most
advantageous stock investment which
was ever offered tho public in any
country. Thus, both patriotism an'
interest ara incentives to the taking
ofthe bonds ofthe Confederate States
The Black Republican papers ssl
= hat mot . dollar Of tins ff,ec'
million loan will be touched oa,s'd
u the Confederate States. WI d
not desire that n dollar Of Il shou'
be taken anywhere but IN the Cor
iederase States. Il ia too good &
anybody but our own people.
should not BE- suffered 10 70 out
he sesnsry. Every cent Of II oss'
and doubtless will be, taken q, a n
niun, for the nature Of this paper
sch that Il viii .. all times be co
,srtible property. BETTER than ba'
s.o.ss. /, will pay a profit to the b
lisr ant msss obtain such cos6dss
Ina, IN s6sr viii be- rs acceptable
a swsAerised legal tender.
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We arrived N home ~ Fftiif
morning iast II 80 impossible NJ
n. N ~ h peasaeols ~ VI emaiem
plated shen W M home ~ a]eepu0i
II an attack N fhaumaliFm W.
ssw and heard many things during
IN, Trim that wanli nhase and inter
NJ, osr readers, bat The large amount
~ space required % give The latest
var news, ~leives " 10 room - -
dulee IN fancy skeifbea.
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We have not received u llne from
our boys for publication Several
members Of the Company promised Ia
write for The star, but We suppose
they have forgotten it.
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VIRUS HtGttrss

w. ste glad 10 see That ih Bullet
N hat come out for the CONFEDERATE
States n last II has bon 74 i
NE most potent Union paper % Zen
nessee bat Lincoln proclamation
haa cured even CD aNahon, If 81.
homo f9f the Union ~ II wat
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T. II Jones returned from Nem
phis last night aud Informed - that
information haI been received before
: clock on yesterday, that virginia
Lnl AnrnInI
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smOM PENSACOLA.

Capt. J. r. Chalmers has been
elected Colonel ! l. Aairy, Lieut.
Colonel, and Capt Boedrie, Major,
ol the regiment from the counties Of
pesoto, Marshall, Lafayette and Pa.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Pamela County.
In the Circuit Court.
D. c. Williams, -.

John =. Anderson,\
RE IL remembered that on the % day Of
April, 1861, an attachment, issued by
q. q. Nielsen. Justice Of the Peace, at the
suit Of D. G. Williams. against the estate
of j. r. Andersen for the sum Of three
hundred and thirty.three (3s.l 100 dollars.1
said case now pending in our court and
that said a~ttachmen. on the 18th day Of
Arril, 1851, vas levied BY the Sheriff
Of said county on the following lands in
the county u Pamela. to Wit . v ar Of
ew ar. section 30, township u. range z
sast. y . qr Of . e ar section n. township
~. range 2 east, and sumrncning Jacob
Kuykendall ~ e~arnishee. And u appear.
ing that said J. r. Anderson, IL a non-resi-
dens Of this State snd mot summoned in
this case. now unless the said J. 2. Ander-
son appear on the hsst dsv uf the Circui,
Court 10 be holden 1t Pamela in and fof
said county, on the 5th Monday after the
Al Mcndsv in March. 1861. and plead an.
sver or demur 10 said action. judsmeu,
will be entered and said attached premises
sold ~ the Law directs, and judgment also
entered against said earnishee.
A. NJ. RAYBURN.
HAsatscs. TArlca . MAafrS, PI'fs Att'ys
April II, ls6l. nla-4w
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BUInLES AID n,RIESS.

HAVE NOW on HAND AND Will
continue to keep u small lot OF Sadties
and harness Of my " manufacture which
| will sell low. Persons wishing n real
home. mnde and wcll.made article IN my
line, would de- well to stop II, Pamela n
ci,e ,ne u call. Work Of all Kinds made
10 order. of the hos, material and By thu
hes, workmen In the county. Repairing
done n, tho shortest notice, with ncasness
and dispatch. JOIN u. ttKRAN:
Pamela. March IL, 1851. nS.n
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VOL. .,
Gbs vsa1la Star.
wAao eAlsss shA %rfspfls'sf
rAsOLA, MISS. ArnIL u lsaL


NJ era s~ashstlfst " aaaaaaaeF
esuss a. 4 sssafsss ~ fts N n
sheriff n psael# taHaif a the lttf
slssslsa, fsf1s =
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rms STATS ~ Msssssssrrt.,
opnmOlm tOWWtt

In the uifeuI, Court.
H. Ballins'on' A.tachmen,
". sicl.pey. $4,000 and interest
y; ( ! !;:..... { %o''''''''''
tNut attachment, In thls ease having been
returned esecuted by rarnishmshta on
j. NJ. Terrell NJ. A. Terrell and IT. Las.
endcr, and Ieyying on certain property o.
tho Defendant IL the hands OF said rnrna'
shoes, and the defendant being y non'rcsi'
dent u the state ~ Mississippi, 80 That ".
binary process ~ law cannot be served on
him, notice Ia hereby given TINT TO the said
defendant to be and appear ut the oonfs
House IN the town " Pamela, on Monday
the l3th day Of May next, the same being
the first day Of the next term of the Circui!
Court for tho County Of Pamela, then md
there plead answer or dcmut to sud action
or Judgment will be rendered agains him,
and fnrtber proceeding be had according
to law. And II Is hereby osdered that said
notice DO published for four weeks IN tho
Pamela "Stnr,"a newspaper published ~
the town Of Pamela, IN said county and
State. \. VI. kAibtkN, ,iork'
SIMMONS 4 cRuxr, Att'ys for PfGs.
April 4. 1861. nl2.4w
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n o. 10.


NHHsH RNW
a fHs saHts faasR
Espt ! e'a'h'" .-a...u...
al fssa 4whsfsI shss ~ NJ lHsh ssy
n Atfg, ts8f4 ~ ssfaahw#n ~ lssusi
T'e - Bgu ~ tbs saifaf FF4f 4 fac
,tsa. 4sstsa IN s4ssts n 4 4 Heafrln,
n, lhs am n - haagfei aai hfsF a%aIsss,
s,4I ss.s HsH tsfasAs IN aHf HAft fasH
ss1 lhti s#A1 AHAaAmaas ~ Iha lin dsy
IN Apnl, isaf sas lsglai NJ The fh@flHa
.sgl savagy ~ ia ~. 4. N hiaes y, ~ The
ga II B4tesvIfls, aHI . ia u tfHFs,I IN
ss.I ssasty aHd ths haaas aHi i~shsnanis
ihafsan, ani Il %attasfiHK lhas said ~
sa5fsias mn resident ~ tbs
wt.is. AMI hel summoned IN this eass,
sss. uhIes. me sald H. a. Hepaxihs
aeeia, IN the fret day N Tho tifaati resf,
N ~ holden Al rahola, N Ani w said
s~ase,g. Ia The fih Monday after 1he tsh
uasdss IN March, tsfI. and plead snssss
q, Jemm h sHid action, jniFmsht vib bs
sess,aI and .aId attached premises and
esnestly sold a. Chs Iaw dIteei.i
NM RAtHtHN, Clara
Ju.ss.os A fAflas, Attys Tor Pfa..
Atfll ~ 1901 h'1"
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Sherif's Sale.

NY VIRTUE OF A VENDlrIONl EA-
pana. from the Circuit Cour, Of Pan
ola County, ! will sell at the Court House
door thereof, on Monday the 18th day o.
April, 10 the highest bidder for cash, tho
enst hall 81 the north east quarter, Of SEQ
ton ~, town 81. range 3, east, and tho
north eas, quarter Of the north west quar-
Ter Of section "a. township y, range enss
Choctaw cession. as tho property Of tho
late ,;eorge r. Anderson, deceased, md
levied on to satisfy an execution in favor
Of James X. Young. State Commissioner.
J. II. JONES, Sheriff Pamela Co.
Ns,eb IA. 1851. Ms 3w
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ttA loo v Y bayaf shliH
bee hfeb n ~ anHlf ~
me ttst go sfsts ~ . flstf % ~
brother Capt John Bay.f wing
aerf Fsfls ~ tiegee 4 tssd
ibg spfii II South taf4llh tHA Ass
hing been oas n hef mot' damn fssh
"a shampoaa n Southern y gnts
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N ne .nttshdef n RHHsssf sfsassa
!, .fasad ahs4gtsh The Fsyrls 4
!. mse wlI mslsia fke lin *fft
t.a0 A hsne fH4fa 80 taHsAis'e'
Il Hfsssatd n protect iht sl'g
gttpasba Abfi VI 4 hiah
fsIpg aam.ist ably asglagsi since
Ffd#g4
Ma #ifb afees8iah fmhlems hsYe
feea chased ~ m8Faa sal aefenasl
~ fhe t8liae
The BAH Fanny fetfhas hoi.iei
accession aaa a efgsd compelled
lie boz n take 4 dgsn The go
tain rehoIaei \ Hbi required thifty
%paIiremeh 10 protect "
The other vessels boosted The No
eriean haR
Sfw fofk, April w. Albany
adgieaa say the governor 70 lay issues
eall ~ 10000 met 70 AID The GOV
efnment
nleasosbt April ~ Tho eonyen.
a IN nefet session, Gov, Plckena
t%olegrapba that eleven ships are ~
tho bar stopping ships engaged ~ The
regular trade The papers express
confidence that seott will resign.
Lincoln proclamation was %feceiv.
III witb excavations. The public ar,
fearfoily excited. and say their mill
tary will sooner dio than r%cspond's
The Convention still in secret ses
.ion. II IL believed the secessigi
ordinance has passed
mrs'f LtscoLa 10 0og. MAdofpis'
The following correspondence b.
telegraph passed. between Hon Sumo
Cameron, Secretary Of War, and Go
Magolin, yesterday
WASHINGTON, April 10.
r. His Erceiicney, Dor. Mare
J fin. Goperaor IF kenhackA Ca
; made on yon by to.pight's mail f
four regiments Of militia for immcd
: ate service. Simon CAMERON,
r Secretary Of War.
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

The Hretor'S ClEiHas a. aelRotgogCd and protected
b. he GoreTHmsIats of OrSQda, ne GaiteI States,
aaR Great Byttaia; q au sohOm i may eoneSrH.
VHIHAFI CLAIM ASAiY INVENTION is, THE
w cOntriTance Of keeping accounts current, OF
uhEtever krd, description OF variety, in printed
orm, by keepIsg tie statements Of the several ae-
counts sfAntnEIn printers type their equivalents
the type being 20 arranged ia form as 10 admit OF
being readily md quickly readusted la any partieu-
lar part, WherO an account n'ay have undergone
change, by The hPse VI time or tie elrTent Of bud.
ness TIansGctlG1si 30 that. chen reA5jusfed In all
such para up 10 any given date m impression then
taken tTum the type shall exhibit, In printed FORM,
the state Of all thr accounts kept accurately
representing all the balances OF conclusions, In &C.
Guidance With the end ends Contemplated In keep
ing the record rendering u, IN commercial butiues
balance sheet Of the most compact and perfect
character. tr details Of management being snbstAn.
TALLY reel 81 in specification, wherein Il ft shown,
that the ~ or taC;s tn DO recorded may ne repre-
BentTd ky hguTrs- symboIs- dates nunbeTB usrSi
either separately In combination, or by whatever
else will indicate the fact facts desired: and
furheraoTe lElted on this primary invention also
claim the device or eontriTance Of rehhSTinK or
Transmitting accounts in partial full ssaTementh
when the statement statements sent thus,
substantially TINS, kept in typa- by the cUntFi-
Eanees my invention be the medium IT transmits.
sion what Il may; hut the particular mole OF rem
derinE aepuuls by tue NJ the Dl-I4tcll Machine
constituted Of AprDu Movement, Heel, and Cutter
stamp, claim ia the lTRest aud tullest senses and
asn Ihe machine Itself. embracing all its forms md
modes, Of operating tliitntCl IN describing IL.
either =. simple hand Instrument, Rs propelled
Ey machinery. And IN connection with those Epeci.
&c claims and baAed upon them. l Riso : aim all
other neanE and appliances substantially the same
e thp.e heTein claimed or intended TO be claimed
With thee claims fully acknowledged and protected
a. above thu invention has already spread Itself
over CAnAdA etEhteeu States OF the American Union,
and lnto GteNi Britain. and 9 nOG use Ia more than
three hundred NeN sFapsr' lfesa- IIEmmense value
to banking and simiIar Institutions viii he ShnW n
= Circular which will make Ia appearance soon.
Meanwhile aPplieattona tar In orHAtidR. "DeelI Of
Right dap Itch Aghinea VEill receive due NJ.
tHntion, when AiiarRsAsd either to
Rev. Robert, Dick, saga @: " Z, + Z q
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HNEand after the 18th OF a pril 1851. the passen-
" ger TEBIn6 Will be run inllOHt. via; sil =
The ExpresA Train Leaves Wheeling daily except
SundayE ~ TO A. NJ. BenWOod ut 1880 A 81, Rrriv-
ing Ia Baltimore At $40 a. M connecting With the
Express train for PhiInGeIphiH, New York. DOstOn.
and all tho Eastern cities, leaving at 6:l6 A. ~, mr.
TiVeA Mt Wellington Mt $3.50 A. H. making clnse con.
nection With the Southern lines for all rATts OF the
South. This train stOrs at the principal stations
from Wheeling To Cumberland. fs-..-
lReturning. leaves baltimore at SIS P. At- and
Washington CitYRt 246 2. 81. arriving at BehwoOd
at A. NJ. and vs. heelnR At 6i25 A. NJ making direct
connection with the RXnreStTRin for all parts Of the
West. Southwest aud Northwest. This train stops
only fur meals and EOod anil water.
Ths Mail Train leaves daily including Sundya as Mt
6:61 P. NJ, HenWoGl at f:26 p. ~. and arrives liz
Baltimore AZ a:lb r. ~. connecting with tho Mail
train. leaving for Philadelphia, New York. BnstOn.
and all Eastern cities at 4:lS 2. N arrives Mt wash
fnEtOn City Mt $40 J.. NJ connecting With the South.
Ctn Inns Tor all parts of tho stops
the west end oT the rnRd at NOundsvtlls Cameron.
Warrington, Water Station EAIFmOnt and Grnftnn.
Returning, leaves baltimore At 1850 A. NJ WaEh-
inEtOn City :96 A. N. and arrives ct BenWOoi Al
1910 r. NJ and Wheeling At 1882 r. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for nil parts of the Southwest
West and Northwest This train stops ut the prin-
+, cipAl stRtinnR only.
he Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation rms
daily except Sundays. leaving Piedmont ut 6:4O a. 81
aud arrireF Of Wheeling Mt $40 Pm.
l W,p. SMITH Master Of Transportation.
/ l.. VI. COLE, Gent Ticket A gent. apo q
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to bis Agont aud Attorney,
John ~. HGInes, london. EysLAN-p.

WI q . . n III 417IItd7ll1 4ssNUININU.
~ TO LEN, . who In the RsntTeaI GaEstte Of LIST
February, lSGa. prOnouUees the idea" OF Keeping
tanks are hereby tendered and the assurance given
that this GrpSs absrdIty Is all that NIr. pick has
patented IN the dOtiRin Of keeping accounts. Ills
Claims hnder operation therein Into which this
gruss Ahsurlty Is not piTAticaliy Struggled in any
manner; neither bodily nor partially; neither d.
Tectly or tndirectlyi neither explicitly nor symlOf
ca'ly; this ground his claims cIvct. ntnl nothing
RoEei the absolute monopoly OF this aIsurlity and
nothing else "a all he asks his claims, nationally
read, Attest.~1n Eept7
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rI1RMING ANS

Ii lLlalJ1GNlN( Or IRA ms.
Leave Cleveland s.2S a. ". and $50 p ~ ar
rive At bridgeport NJ 1851 p n. and Sill A. ".
Leave Pittshurgh Mt 100 l.: 63O A. Vi. and 1880
T. NJ arrive at bridgeport at 5:l4 A. ~, 1888 A. ST.
and ihI =. NJ.
Tive Accommodation Trims will he run daily (Sun.
DAYS exnertefl-Ohe between We lsvills AMI pitts-
birEh leaving Wrll-Vllle at EtO A. NJ. ktOppEng at
all stations. and arrives Mt PitshuEG at OOU A. ".
lLetuFnng leaves Pittsburgh at 400 T.. N. and ar
rivea nt wellsVilie ut 6:25 i. ".
III" other between lsayar'l and Cleveland leaves
Rayar at 1870 NJ stopping Mt all stations arrives
ut Cleveland At loss a. 81 Retnrnf,rIe leaves Cltve-
land ut $50 J.. H. and arrives at RlyAF at E;&5 r. NJ
Excursion Tickets to pittsburgll and return So IS
Fare alwRys as low, and tlmo much quicker than
any other route. -
Through Tickets to all points IN the West North
and Fast can lie procured at the office No. 81 Water
street. next door to Sprigg House, Wheeling Va aud
ut Bridgepnrt Station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rntes to
any point accessible by this road and its connections
TO the East. North. West and NOTt-West. Mt Office
Noe 81 Water street, with Freight gent bridge
port Station. Il. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent.
JIM. MCCULLOUGH President. 1eNi's'' - y
T. r. MYERS. Gent Ticket AE't. apis
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New Family GPOCery.

'INIIEsUDscRIRER BHGs LBAvRTO ANNOUNCE
L that no has opened Family Grucery and Foreign,
produces Store In the old Post ONCE building lSS
Market street, near the corer OF Quincy st. aud so
lie'. tue ssueToE patronage OF his friends and the
public generally.
It will be my constant endchVnr to offer, at the
lowest prices. the beat qualities the market Affords
always on hand.
German Produce, such rs Prunes, LentInS Split
Peas, also all kisls Of SutR. oranSes and LemonS.
Wholesale and retail At the lowest rates.
Superior iIAvHnh and Domestic UirIra and Tobacco
Of the different grndes, wholesale and retail 1t
s..,g- O. vs.. RRESSING'S,
febtl-lyd Formerly with Alex. lIeymSn.
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lis and Irsyeur1ul Dissa.e.
7gPE'V1VV N'17s -71V' ss7'T77-I ~ .
NLw nnIrASs. 3hih ANN.

s. INV UELEASS, 2oth August. 1852.
DR. j. c. AVER: sir: ] rlCerfuIly cUupIy With
the reIue Of your agent. aud report you Of
tile effects have realized with your Sarsuparila.
have cuEe1l witlit. la my pEartiCr. most Of the
comp minis FIR which IL is Recommended. and have
found its effects truly wonderful in tile cure OE Iebe-
real and MtTcuTiQI DiEenEe One OF my patienib
had SyphilIiir ulcers in IFS thTnHt Which WeIe rOn.
summing his palate anil tire top ut his mouth. Yuur
SHrsaI1rlla steadily taken cured him in I'VE weeks
Another attacked by secondary symptoms in bis
nose. and tie liberation lad eaten away consdera-
Ge part Of it. 90 that believe the dsOFGeF would
soon leach liis brain and Kill him. mt II Welded to
my administration 81 our SanapAFilla; the ulctTS
healed and he Is well again, not Of cirre without
-''ne ltflEnHItinn OF lis face A woman no had
becn treated for the same disorder 10y mercury
suffering from this nison In Ter bOHes They lad
become - sensitive iH the weather That n damp
,ay she suffered txcrucIating pain IN her Joints and
bones. She. too. was cured entirely by Your Sara
,Iarilla In few weeks knWw frtui it, formula
which Your agent gave me. that tliis preparation
from yttlr migratory must he great remedy: crR
-Vquently these truly remarkable results WiIl II
have not EurpriSetl me. sgt
FraternalIy yours, CIV. LARlMER SI.C
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FoUNDED, CHARTERED, 1876
L.ocA TED, =#=.55
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-stS..

a
FOUNDED, .CHAETraED, 1855
sr5J LOCsA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharleS-Sts..
BALTIMORE, MD.
TT1IIIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and hVurishing condition. Twice du-
ring THE last two years has It been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for tho accommodation of the in
cEeAsing number Of studeutsI representing nearly
1t now occupies one Of the nUSt conspicuous and
deairably located buildings In the city. The rooms
are commOdiouSly arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered TO young
men desiring 70 qualify themselves properly for the
7horoAgh IFaeteai L,iIsss Education are
unsnrl'assed in any particular Oy any similar sstab
FACULTYs
4. r.. LUSlEI,
ptincpal-L on the Science Of Accounts Com.
msrcs, business Customs, ete.
j. ~. PHIhLIpS,
Professor orthe Theory and Of BOOB. Keeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES. fa.
Associate Professor Of Book. Keeping,
n. C. JOHNSON, -
Professor Of business and ornamental PenmGnHhip,
S. T.MlLLIAAlS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law,
REv. E. YRATES REESE, D. D.. .-l
Lecturer On Commercial EthioS.
TRUSTEES: 5Fs=F =-4 r.-7
Hon. Jno, P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua YanSant,
Jacob Trust, Esq Vim. KnRbe, Rso
The College Is provided with a Commercial Library
dents. y '''' gu
Each Student has desk to himsslG and Il sspS-
rntely Instructed. sl'sTTTE =
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter At any time. E > -, ~ IA
usually the fnl eourse,
A DIPLOMA Is awarded TO all Graduates.
large and beautifully OrnRnehted Circular, COM
tanning upwards of SQUARE, PEET representinps{he
Exterior and Interior View Of the College various
Characteristic designs PeuHianship &c sent by mail
free n charge. accompanied with fuii
PartteularS Address T. X. LOSIER
baltimore AL.
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pr j. H. s. Clamning. of New York City, writes:
81 clIeerfully comp y Will tile request If yUul
agent In saying llhNe tOurd your ShIsIlArilln
mot excellent Alternative ia the numerous rpnr paints
Whicl, employ such REMEDY. bnt especially
in EbHiGIe DiEeuSsR of the ECrGlsus llIRtl esir.
lnNe cured many ihVetetate Cssee at lrIirniI lul
it, AMI some wi the complaint CascC: Iy vi
esTutGn OF tic uterus. Tho liberation itsylf Was
sONn CURED. NtthnE within my knowledge equaiE
/ it ftr these female dCTAi gementES"
Edward :. Marrow. of N.Wl,ury. Ala. writes: "a
dangerous Oraridn ftBRUT Of the IeinaItr In
my family whiGh had defect all tile tenieiIirs We
/ nv y"nr Extract OF Sar.SINriis. NIimr ni,v.iriss
thought nothing hut eXtiTlAtinn could afford relief
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