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AYERS
AguG Cure,

TOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, OF Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases Origi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmntic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than a sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we arc now enabled 10 offer, with a perfect
certainty that It VIII eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be Of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Preueafioa is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this balcful distemper. This "CuRB" expels
the masmatic poison Of FEVER AND AauE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, If taken on the first ap-
/ proaeh Of its premonitory symptoms. 1t is
I net only the best remedy ever vet discovered
I for this class Of complaints, but also the
1 cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
! a dollar brings it within the reach of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEVER
I AND AoUE prevails, every body should have it
4 and use It freely both for cure and protection.
/ II Is hoped this price viii place it within the
reach Of all-the poor as well as the rich. A
/ great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of Intermittents is, that It contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
duces 10 quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy as if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
OF the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism. Gout, Headache,
blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Cole,
&4-Paralysis and Derangement Of the Stomach,
all Of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This " CURE" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. It is an invaluable protection to immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malari0us districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed TO the in
fiction, that viii be excreted from the system
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to npen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few will
ever suffer from lntermittents, ii they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy af-
fOrds.
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Tss Ltsf o. ran sourursS Csnrrs.-
Cadets woruno ard semmes. the formcf
hom fiolida. and me batter from Ala.
hama. have bolh resigned their appoint.
nonn. and win loago West Point imme.
aIsleiy ~ Montgomery The latter
runnn rsniiomau 4 con % Commandcr
Hsphael asmmss. eho resigned nom iho
naVF ahaut q monlh ego. There are nov
80 C.dsla q West point from The seeded
ws.fn
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AwrUL CozsnQUnNcn o. ALLOWING swrxE
TOO nrcn LinEHTr.-A young lawyer late
~ concluded bis Argument IN q case Of
lrespaau with the following sublime burst;
If gentlemen Of the jury, the defend
ants hogs arc permitted % roam AZ large
over The fair delds Of my client with I'M
punify and without yokes-then--yes
Then Indeed have cur forefathera fought
and blsd and died IN VAIN
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Tatcnsriruslox Rkrrro . IorisiAsA'
TIE atsft Convention ~ touisiann, on ne
90 altl inui.. By q rols q lol yeas % 7
nags. ratified ths pslulanent Constitution
~ a.. Ceuf.islsio state adopted Al
rfrnt.on.fy. without submitilng q 20 ne
pepni.r vrR
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Per oFueH Aa4frai--we publish TO-
asI 40 eIrenlan ls.nod hy Post Master
oenrrai Hraots. from Which Il win b
neun ihat ne declares a 3 b ne wi.h ~
90 Government A Montgomery. thai an
pest urllers and other employees ia the
rcs,ai r1rvies shall coniinuo 10 perform
iheir duties ~ auoh. and render thosr a,
ooaula and pay az moneys 10 he order
RI ihe oovcFnmcuf of ne United States.
a lhby have hcIo'ofaro done. aniil tho
Government ot ~ rrna .ler,., 81
tasuuloeniira ooalrdl
Az AN postal al which latter yin 81
asaa ~ coon AZ blaelicabio. No removals
wa b made. ner ang moneya rpeoivod By
~ Ccufsderaio States IN the meantime.
n .he United states Government should
nAsndcn any 81 ~ eontfaci.. they Win b
canannal hy lha Confederate States until
a. rhola postal system can b reor-
1
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI.
FAC III T r.

FACULT
FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD, Ii. D,
CHANsEiloR.
WILLIAM p. sTEARNs IL. D. and
HON. JAMES !. TROfTER,
FREDERICK A. P. BARNARD,
Professor 81 Physics Astronomy and Civil En-
cheering. and Evidences Of Christianity.
EDWARD c. ROYNTON. II. A.
Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy and Geol-
HENRY WHITPHoRNE.M.A
Professor 81 Greek and Ancient Literature.
JORDAN 81. PHIPPs. ". A.
Profes or OF Pure Mathematics.
WILLIAM j.. MOORE. IL A..
Professor Of English Literature.
HON. iUCIUS Q. C. LAMAR,
Professor Of Ethics, Metaphysics and COnstitu
ti0nal Law.
ALEXANDER ). .QUINcHE. n. A.
Professor Of Latin aud Modern Languages.
BURTON y. HARRISON. d. A.
Assistant to the Professor ofPhysics.
rT,HE thirteenth Annual Session Of this institution
VIII open on the Eth day Of september, ls60. un-
der tie :he direction Of the able and experienced
The University offers advantages 10 young men
seeking thorough education unsurpassed anywhere
IN the United states, and uneqused 10 the South.
To- apparatus and arrangement FOR the illustration
Of Physical Science ami Chemistry are entirely unri-
vailed il Mlneraiogy il possesses cabinet of Sc
iFet specimens, choice and valuable.
The President and Professors need no commends-
ton from the Board OF Trustees most Of them being
well gnd iayorsblv known 70 the public, - expert
The location Of tho University is in the highest de-
gree hcAlthfuiuo epidemic sickness has ever oc-
Cured there or in oxford.
The government cf the University Is mild but eff
cent. Every effort made 10 cultivate manly tone
OF feel NC among the students and an elevated staBd-
dard q morality; is T. moreover surrounded by a
population whose practical regard for religion and
morality il well known and is not surpassed and
where.
u is also essy accessible being on the line of the
Mississ pPi Central Railroad, which Is now fully COM
pleted.
SThe recommendation are sufficient for the comfort
Of az least three hundred students.
spaeiOns Gymnasium. with all the most approved
apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise and pro
noting physical development, viii he ready for use
| in the tall.
PROSTITUTION so per annuIn.
Flcl and attendance SIS. To those who lodge out
| ofthc college buildings $40.
Tuition IN the law Department $50.
Board IN the College boarding houses and in pr
JAMES NJ. HOwRY,
Sec'y Of the Board.
Orflrd july 1850 4O-ly
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump-
ton, and for the relief Of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
SO vide Is the field Of It's usefulness and 80 nu-
merous are the cases Of It's cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds In persons pub
heiy known, Who have been restored nom alarming
ene even desperate diseases of the lungs BY its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
oher medicine Of its kind Is TOO apparent 10 escape
oosery alton, and where its virtues are known, the
paenc no longer hesitate what autidotc 10 employ
ioi tie distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident 20 our climate.
hhhe many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed aud been discarded, thil
has gained fcnds BY every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
enesd cures too numerous and too remarkable 70
b iurgotten.
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~ elon.' ihe Washloeion CORES
pondsni of The naitimoro SI.a, thinks thai
iftho ed government can sst revenue
Of cen or filieru miilious nom "a morrill,.
new iaria bliI. i VIII BE- doing we'll.
Well. that .um win noi BE- sufficient iol
= var establishment
ne same writer aliades 10 Che proposed
tariff o. our Confcisraey ~ follosr;
Tho question which lhs lincoln gov.
arnmant has 70 meet i not whether 4
aan collect duties IA ports 81 lhe Conisd
crate States ~ j. Wheiher Is can c0llecl
anF revenue at The port Of New York
Thn Whole Northwest shd the entir,
soaIh-and Vhg not Ntu York iiselfi-
affI 81 supplied with foreitn imports
lhrdnnh rn|Iroaas and other channels q
inlar|of conmnnIcalI1n. which have paid
lnfr II rkrIs ~ the e. ~ a.
AIlenAe oonsIdarabla dorrra o. alarm
nrrI. 81 lhn subject ID lho North, ant
lnirll|rhnt msn. uifhouf rtiefcnce % par
I4 ral|IeoI'dns. express the opinion tha
otnrIF.s NEST 50 caIied uot % give th'
NfeaitsntIht rawnF aud means % onicro'
Nss ra''ehlon o. inl|ls. bus % repeal az
Merrill iar|T ~, - sfs8l Z flea irad|
leFiM ADJ ~ reNueo ihc expenditure Q
ino rolelruell .l least one BALI Thl
NeF'a trnrnf . - ne only means b
ua'Na ~ taeraI government can secur'
l's nHe'lnra during lhe present crisis.
----se
The Flanch dlnilllern ara making brnn
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en- Tho indictment rroiegrcd against
uaa. I.B. Ftorp. laio Secretary q var, y
ne Cland Jury Of ne District Of Colurn.
81. 81 been dismissed a. frive;oua nno
nnirnHis
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~ Ill EIIIt1'.I E1rla aEatea aili-
aeeordins y ne sccount We and ln our
asoEsursu. placs lsfrs quantity % war
lnr.smanls In Ne hsuda q oof people.
n.1ilas r.Irans colamtiais. md lhsiy.
iao poan.Isl halhslto guns. there sre
mu.ksta aithout uumher. tovsn hundred
barrels 81 eunpowdef. and any Quantity
~ .hal and she'll Tho.e VIA pass quietly
lnlo re po.sonion = ne southern Con.
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SummerVille Institute.
THE BEST MALE SCHOOL
IN THE SOUTHERN STATES.
SummeFvIlIe, NOxuhee Co. Miss.

tINhls Institution, Boarding School entirely will
enter upon is seventh annual term on the list Of
October next The Buildinks will Be enlarged; The
Apparatus and Library improved; the Recitation
Rooms furnished with Maps Charts, Globes. Ac. for
illustrating every branch 81 science. The number Of
Servants viii be increased and the rooms attended
% - well as the best private boarding houses. IN
short the Principal has the capital and intends 70
spare no expense IN Offering 70 the public such A
school as tho times demand.
In the past, he has always been crowded. He feels
called upon. therefore, to Ray that 0RlV sxtyeleht
boys or young men viii be taken The Schools pro
vlded with thrty-iour comfortable darfntpries and
two students occupy room Boys study entirely IN
their rooms and meet their teachers at stated hour
consequently they are not disturbed hy the Ai 1r1r
fthe school room.
The same teachers win meet the next class.
TERMSs
FOR board, washing fuel, attention TO roous anftli
nrary privileges for Ten months one half IN eiv-,,.
the other on the ID Monday Of February lSo6 4.
For Catalogues o. unpublished pSrticulare ~
dress Ih0S. 8. GATHRIGHT.
a., Principal and Proprietor
0Aoaoai A.ss- March ~, ltao, 2a-tf
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MILITARY ACADEMY,

hts institution, Of strictly military and scientific
~ eheTacters - under the conduct Of Col. C g
envy, at Columbia, s. G. ' ~
The Academic year begins February 9th. The
eaige y eSle per annum for all expenses, including
~ Circular s as forwarded on application.
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MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE
N0yTRnSE. JiSpFR C9 YISS

FT1HTs Classical School. situated twelve miles south
j ot the southern Railroad. h. easy Of acre-- and
ffee from the the temptations common to towns
The heathiuine-s of tie locality. and the medical
quality Of cur Sui phur spring are we'll known. Here.
parents may fHd a So theru home school. under
pure, moral influence, and with none but true South
ern teachers admitted
It is indapoudent-tho Proprietor being under ne
Trustee Boar is OF eecfsrian Schemes.
- The school wear w.II BEGIN % TOSFR lst and
end JULY .tst. Young ledi.z VIII faari with the
teachers; young men with families e. a Convenient
distance.
TEEas
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IHnuu Moun Posnnrut w,n Doos.-At
g. Aanciiun yesterday, saia tho roters.
hurE ETrrs q ne eoih. throo Immense
Eunr we're a,nrisrrcd nom lho panvilie
49, ihosuuth Side B,llroad. A gentleman
present sugs thsy wsfa TIE largest he has
et,f a,en. each msaIafins over twelve foot
~ length. ihe dis Of boro being in PRO
portion. They were Manufactured Ia
Nohmond a. ne ff,ioesr lron Works.
ald aro dcalined lur tha glorious State Of
Alsbama. They So 81 a. Virginia. East
runnoutos ADD other oonns,ling railroads.
60 heir rlaco 81 destination
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VIRGISANs CoVISG SouTn.-The dill
atory action Of Virginia in the present
crisis is fast alternating some Of Of her best
friends at the South as well as loosening
the ties that bind her own children TO
her.
The Southern Coniederacy IS consider
.ng the question whether it is not her
policy to prohibit the removal Of slaves
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Decatur High School.

DecdCuF Algn Scnool.
Mr. ). J. PERRY. Principal of Male Department
Mrs. =. Z JARVIS PRINCIPAL Of TcInalc Depart
ment
Miss MARY G WILSON, Teacher ID Musical De-
partnont
Rates OF Tuition per Session OF i've
months.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
Spelling, Reading, Writing. and Mental Ar',l-
metc, SIC %
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT
Arithmetic, Geography. Grammar, History and
Panther Science, SIS co
HIGHER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
Algebra. Geometry. Philosophy and llemi.try seo 90
laaees, - %
Music, IS 90
Contingent ehaSre, 6 50
Time charged from day of entrance. and no sfeduc-
. ton made except l9r uri....- tea si,t.res-.
sun e=ut corps OF clrnfi-.ent teachers vi o. ia
attendance, Of south I'm birth. clucatoa end scut
ment.
Tuition due 90 the close ~ cIch session.
Board csn be had a. ten sad twelve dollars per
muuil-
Tor further particuars. address IL Clrieton, Z
seanlaa- A. sc Dpin OF Eev. j. r. y. HuddlestOu.
~
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Nsr 1orIn.-hon Chafles 4. scott
"a Htmhef af Conwea from Cahiornia
h. fmiaod 10 settle Ia Alabsna. 10
~ h si Hon. nobolt u. scott. Formerly
nral.lod lawyer n nichmond. 40
ssn - smirala - ihk State 70
'uh ~ asn b atoot iof,mofs.
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WASHINGTON INSTITUTE,

WASHINGTON INSTITUTE,
simpson County, Mississippi.
IHE 4th Session OF this institution began on Mon
day, the third day Of Sc ptember, under the super
intendence Of Mr.. JOHN A. COVINGT0N. Principal
and will end with public examination, commencing
the third day Of July next Arecess Of three days
will be given at Christmas.
RATS or TUIfIoS;
Spelling, reading, writing, and the first principles
Of Geography and Arithmetic, per month.....-Sl, 30
The above with English Grammar and Elemen-
tary Sciences, per 20o
Higher branches Of English and Sciences, per
Any Of the above with Latin and Greek, either S5o
Board can be obtained in the family Of the Princi-
pal at as reasonable rates as the times will permit.
This institution has location not surpassed IN
healthfulncss by any other, and is free from the
temptations TO vice incident 10 towns and villages.
WILLIS MAGEE
SAMUEL f. MANGUM, Tf1gtces
W. d. STuBBS,
Old Hickory, Sept. 10 1850. 49-5m
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ties, Fever S y,,s,ystnz Resolvent cures Dyspe
R baasys BRe1ovsfing Resolyent cgrss Hrons
weak Langs. Bad Coughs ns.p'e.,. 'soa
railways Reguladin Pills.
m. p,r,,, and Best Puryatiss RI Il he
INC : n.y. World.
p.d,..v. Regulating Pills Warranted @ opaEase i
Six Hours M, ~. i. xy.,,e.f. Z. ss.,,..s...
~ ~ r,,iaTs5el. Blue Pills, tuinine, A.
n s ~ 1p,,latirg Pills should Be used b 1le
in delicate Healtn N xz.-,.a. ~.
Railway Regulating Pills cure F,.s. Az ! e..e
RadWay.s kegi.lal.liI s,sssn. ejeept
PadEayis Regulating Pills,
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c,i u.rlre late Of thc y. 3. Army
h,a been or.Irsed by ne PRESIDENT g
,atssharro of Fori Morgan.
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The Waikiag StslssOn. covered ,.ish ilrss q
Rmaw;,sg IlRak

hNaRts.q UtcE&
pl be,ore the introdurtion II RadaalS Ae1
- Nss ssei,ssns On the coast ofSouth ARD
- o,,,,,ic.., Valparaiso, naenos AEle
Ropslspus Giles, were throneed Wf'N Nqf
tk..i,ss'i =. y = I'm out remnantto hnu
- ~, W toot Win frightful sores nl1
~ n,s,.y and corrupt huIn0rs ~ - u
~. We'd the sick ia rves, -, - ~ .|
disaa ~ ~ ieperss 20 more foltl and
are 70 = seen IN the p0hlic stfeeI1i e.
RadWs. = henovating Resolss1l s.aA
severe ca Ns ~ The Ready Reitf
Pills, the moNt tspulsfve le1er. coss w
sores and ulcesa becomes sound elN ~
Railways RENEE ies are ssla b riu
and storckaertrR erery
Price 9Raduayas Rea| hrlieN
and 81 per bottle. Radatys he
Railways Reaovaling Resolves. g
Principal Agents. JOIN WIN
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~ See sshat the People, Pres and Dealers say.
Henry R.COstar.-All the summer have been
troubicd with Reaches and Mice. was aettaaity
ashamed Of the house, the Reaches were every
1 purchased box Of your Extermlnaior ana tnea
it. and in one week there was not q toaeh g mouse
in the house. a. - -.
HOuseIseepers troubled with verrnin, need be
so no longer. il they use sCOstars' Exterminaior-
We have used il to satisfaction. II q DoA cost -
we would nave II. We have tried poisons but tney
effected nothing; hut CosTsRs arnele knocks me
breath out of Rats Mice and Bed Bugs quicker tan
we csn write il. Il is in great demand al over tne
coantry.-Nedina (O) Gazette
More Grain and provisions are destroyed an
nualiy in Grant County by Nermin, than would pay
for tons OF this Rat and Insect killer.-LdHoastG
(Eis.) Herald.
Henry H. COstar-YouT ExteT1ninaior Is re-
eeiyed used and pronounced a decided success
We used box of n, and the way the Rats ind Nice
around our premises raised Ned that night was q
caution to sieepers. Since then not Rat or Mouse
has been haardin kitchen or ccar-iagTeg0r tiotod)
Times.
1 have been Selling your Exterminator for
the last year. and have found II se shot every time
have not known il fail in a single instance
GEoRaE RosE Druggist, Cardingtons y
We are selIing-YoUr preparations rapidly
Wherever they have teen used, Rats, Mlces hoaenes
and Verrnin disappear Immediately
EcKER STouFTEE, Druggists, New WINDSOR Me-
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0auunros erHann.-orceley'a Hostility
20 Seward y hecomiug daily more hitter.
4 ths h possible. By ne lailor's peace
Policy, and even Lincoln. Greoly's oun
candidate and President comes h Coz hi,
sanra Here e one Of tho Ta5anss ia.t
Vale ~. Lincoln 3 uonlnnIlr ths
ffraIdsnh "a oct be i nobody, and Of no
'pnnt Seward a the true head Of
GO new naturalization. Ha also 4 d
t'.ie a. policy aud shape lis destiny -
A'net'n be nothibr q 40 but " 10.
Dc aelarY. nnfarthin rnesfs NJ ~
|'-' UIUan. ard 1l1nakrnfIr - Ill.
NiHN ff. Nersff erl. ~ n.
aei Ia|I hrI.... i.l...'
-. saa.a
- - Nesii,ssn. -I,ap-sa. l.aih eos
IIaIeaad Hack Rsrubiiaan az vsry
renrcsi'Y about uhsibw Il would B,
ripa.slis go ,houid tlsy suliurais IN.
4aulh. Iha Mraiher amusing. when va
- tf thell en- report that thsy cannot
esen rsilo nan Al money enough TO 70
iake ne 'rahI'o prororty." a. they cali
a. We have An ilaa thsf when Jea Dasi,
e ~ h,ad u aay o. ouo hundred thou.
1aat men ahsl appsaf holore waahinriou
49, IN hssins - 81 a. laklin a. 20 who
n 20 ~ conquered. aot Who me conquer.
hfparr
a..
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AHa ArrHcraftricns ~ Cusuunss.--rhs
IellpWiug h q "a 81 re appropriation OF
omnrs 81 Ne Confederate States. We
copT h hun ihs Monirom.rY Af.-s..,
re mo'i,raia ,rrros,ts w saspli., che
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- -.


he
The Minute Ii ir
RadMay'a RsayFe
lief.
PreTenls lrnaa
Railways ReaT r.. !.
Stops Pain ma Nh.
ute.
Railways ReaiyRs.
lief
Is aPiaaaant Bever.
Railways Ready Re-.
lief,
cures Pain ID th
Bowels.
Railways Ready ne.
lief,
Cures Tcothanha &
an n tart
Radwnr-a 2 -.r-4.
lief, preFents
Attacks ofsickne1
Railways Ready r..
hef cures ne Sci
Healiaehe
Railways Renorlns
HesoiFent curaa
Skin Diseases
Railways nenor
Resolventeureal IS'
mors IN the BLOOD
Radways Renorin
ReEolyent en-
syphiiitie 1mpuF
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Principal Agents. JOHN Wnl
N ns..~f. no.
GREAT BARGAIN
$4,000 woEih q
DRvGOCL'
Az Cost for oane

NOhNkR FRONT AND Hnll
ths'e. aaa.ersigned hasine ae &C.
CCsT. - s1,life stock 81 In Ut11#
Verv 49, tse.fe 10 sall The aI.4
Rnsset & ..eek q kerscfe go.
Tahle =. Aoeelher WITH large
whieh - tockot CUTLERY,
buslnesss Ate Determined e
also re.,., SAll and axarnine 6
tolpsv ~, ...ses " IA the COT.f0Ns
slrrr =, 49, Mobile Pr.eee il
J. IN $3.50 tisl - A -
hons E, :. = ,ye1iN and i. s. UIE
.,'s,.i all Then ans N y ps $500 4
dsposed of y Noot
Al thn w ~ Wi pnrcaass al
snest marh e priaes
- Allaa. Nox. i
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UvHp, a Car

~ 18th semi-annua
=, i SEVILLE INST
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10 EestTog-Mosqultoes-
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Wholesale Agents in NY. city.
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NJ n, Ward; Glose CO.. Penfola, Parker a Mower
Iegamsn a Co. Conrad Fox, and others.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Boston, Mass.
Geo; c. Goodwin Co, lweekes Potter,
St. Louis, Mo.
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Wholesale Agents in n. r., City.

Geo. c. Goodwin Co., lweekes Potter,
N. s. Burr Co, Jno. Wilson, Jr.
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Here's The Place
To Get Your Money Back !!
VNHE undersigned having formed a copartner-
i ship in the merchantile business at
LAKE STATION ON THE SOUTHERN
RAILROAD,
DRY-GOODs AND GROCERIES,

would respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally, That they win keep constantly on
hand a well selected assortment Of