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How 1T WoRKs.-The Washington, Pa
Review has the following :-"We learn
from a reliable source that number of our
simon pure Abolition farmers have now in
their employ, contrabands from Dixie"
imported since the war commenced. for the
labor of which they pay .Jfve dollars per
month. We also learn that some of these
cnterprisimg farmers are making a move to
get larger supply of this article, so as to
reduce farming expenses. As the number
increases the price of labor will 90 down.
Such is one of the effects of confscating
negroes"
This is the way, remarks the Cecil De-
mocrat, in which the abolitionists are to
make equity" "stand aside for white
men," which means, when rightly under
stood, that white men shall stand aside for
"Cuffy," who is to be brought into COM
tition with the white farm laborer, and
made to underworld him, receiving less than
half the usual wages paid to that class of
laborers There will be few, if any, white
laborers employed, if they can get sufh-
ciency of the sable race, enabling them to
save half their usual expenses for labor
This is the way in which poor white men
are to be benefited by the abolitionists,
who would steal the negroes from the
southern plantation, and put them in COM
petition with northern white men.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1862-01-04

Ray Chas. Sumner, U. s. Senator from
Massachusetts,, was recently invited to de-
liver an address before the Soldiers Relief
Society of Haverhill, Mass, and did SO.
And he charged and received $25 for Ais
services! ,... .,... ....,.,s
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1862-01-04

% A Western paper, in summing up
the results Of the expenditure of $780,
100000 for the war, seems to have high
appreciation of the greatest of our naval
exploits. His idea Of it is, that we have
"opened q port blockaded by our own Go
vernment." The idea is new one. r ri
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1862-01-04

b9~The Secretary of War has directed
that no more horses be bought until all
now belonging to the Government are in
active service.
The War Department has also issued
an order that no additional cavalry regi-
ments be organized. Those that have not
been mustered into service will necessarily
be transferred to some other arm of the
military service.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1862-01-04

g+Col. Mulligan, the hero of Licking
ton, has not a very high opinion Of Home
Guards. He thinks them, like the Wide
Awakes, "inuincible in peace and aiauisibs
in war"
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HOUSES AND L0Ts no EYCuiYGr


7 AVE I'VE HOUSES and LOTS. in the
L city Of Memphis, that I wish to exchange "a
or NEGROES. mf
For rent, TWO Houses and Lots, on Robson E
street Also. one House and Lot with two acres Of
ground, on Mosby avenue, near the Fair Gr0unda
ial5lmH ". D. COCHRAN
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MEDICAL.
CLARE & FULLER'S
AMBROSIAL OIL!
CE.aRR, s ca.
NnEo RrnrrkpEnre

TUREs Headache, Earaehs, Toothache, in three min
~ utes; Rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia, Colds Ery.
sipelas, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Cole, Cramps inhamed
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, Sprgins, Chapped HANDS, Piles, Ulcers, D1sI.
rhea- Bunions, Corns, Frosted Feet, Deafness, Old
Sores, Sore Breast, Sore Nipples, Scald Head Ring
worm. letter. Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites,
Rat Bites. The world - challenged for its equal for
Scalds and Burns. Il cures Scratches on horses, sore
Ewes on horses, Sprsins, Swinney, Poll Evil, Fistuia,
is tho best known remedy to apply 70 tenderfoOted
horses from founder-take mp the feet snd battle well
about the frog OF the foot. Cures sl eutaneous diseases
on msn or beast
70 one medicine can cure IN al cases, but we can
show rore real proof Of the virtue Of Ambrosisl Oil in
its healing properties, from responsible men, who arr
above being bought than esn be produced for any other
medicine.
We do not assert a cure for every malsdy to which
the human family are subject, but what we proclaim
we can substantiate by living witnesses The Ambro-
sial Oil is q Nashville preparation, and sold throughout
the South and Southwest by 81 good druggists and
general dealers. The South may be Justly proud that
DR.. CLARK, q native Tennesseean, after much labor and
research, has produced a really worthy medicine, which
is bound 10 drive cut much of the worthless imported
trash with which the country is flooded
Please call at our Office where we viii take pleasure
In showing letters and testimonials too numerous to set
forth in the form Of an advertisement, some of which
come from physicians in high standing, who are using
It in their practice, as they state, with marvellous ef-
fects. We challenge the world TO produce a remedy so
speedy and efectusl in its healing properties.
~ Read the evidence Of the virtue Of Clark & Full
lsrs Ambrosisl Oil, evidence 80 authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing are iYreproachable.
Read and be convinced
CLARK, GREGORY < co, Proprietors,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sold at the manufacturers prices by S. Mansfield &
Co, Memphis, wholesale agents for SOuthw est, and by
al Memphis druggists de25dswlyis
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Pafenf Wire Gafesl

Thankful for past fsvqrs / solicit a continuance, prom
sing eafisfaction. WI. UNDERWOOD.
P ST have on hand q lot Of Chain Pumps.
oc266m w. U.
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Thursday, the 9th February, 1852,

At IL o'clock A. NJ, in front Of the Office Of the Quarter
master of the Confederate States Army on the south
side of Court Square, in the city Of Memphis and State
Of Tennessee, proceed to sell to the highest bidder FOR
cash, a cor ain LOT or parcel of Land. situate lying
zee. being part of Lot No. g. IN Block No Il on 2. w.
Racket's map Of the city Of Memphis, and bounded as
follows, to-wit Beginning al a point in the east line Of
fernando street, twenty seven and three quarters feet
north Of its intersection with the north lie OF Calhoun
street; running thence northwsrdly with the east line
of Heruando street twenty seven en- feet Dine 81
inches thenee esstwardly and parallel with Calhoun
street one hundred and eleven Q1D feet; thence south
wardly and parallel with fernando street twenty seven
OF feet nine CD inches; thence w~estwardly ard persl-
lei with Calhoun street one hundred and eleven Old
feet TO the beginning.
Equity of redemption waived.
JOHN G. FISNE,
is26.tds TRUSTEE.
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A PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS in Desot,
- College. A permanent situation is offered Tssti-
lonials required Address
X d. REDUS, President,
ja2b2w" Hernando. Misc
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FOR 1861 AND 1852!
Memphis AID New Orleans
PACKET N

TH splendid boats Of this new line viii IT,
4 leave Memphis for New Orleans on LaAI1
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURE
DAYS.
TUESDAYS PACKETS
Capt. j. ID. Clark.
r1n of Capt Lee.
THURSDAYS PACKETS!
John Capt. 7. r. Hicks.
Edward j. Capt. VIM. NFray.
SATURDAYS PACKETS!
Mary Z. Keene---Capt. Richardson.
VIM NJ. MOrrisOn---T. H
These boats connect at Memphis with the railroads
from that point on their respective days. Leave Mem
phis Immediately on the arrival Of the Aemphs and
Charleston and Memphis and Ohio railroad trains. Pas
sensers can arrange their arrival so as TO avoid delay at
Memphis longer than business or pleasure may require.
For freight or passage apply on board, OF to agents.
T. BOURNE & CO,
No. & Madison street
TH0S WILLIAMS & co, --
No. 3 Towards Row. P-
JOHN T. HIDE & Co,
0fjes under ST Charles Hotel
seIe New Orleans.
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Daily Rates Of Advertising.
For one square q ten lines OF less, one insertion. sl.00
Fer esch additional insertion Of same.....---- so
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T.uMBER. LUMBERI

TUsT received $4,000 feet clear White Pine, one.
81 one and a half, two and three inches thick $1,000
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring; 100000 feet
Sawed Cedsrs. for building purposes. posts, etc. q gen
ARA assortment Of Fencing; 10000 sawed and cut
Iaths. 100000 hesrt Cypress half inch Shingles, ald
10000 Fire Bricks, in 'addition TO our already large stock
of Lumber, Doors. Sash, Blinds, etc. which we viii
sell low for each
m~r4ly2dp N. NJ COCHRAN q BROS
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LIiII.I. /

One square, renewable weekly, per annun,
~ One square, reaswa5ls twice week, per an
~ Two squares, renewable weekly, per annum,
~ Two squares, renewable twice a week, per an
~ An advertisements for the APFE1L must be
handed in a. the Clerks desk
~ All transient advertisements must be marked
for a specified time When not thus marked, they will
De charged for one week, and discontinued at the end
Al advertisements required to be kept on sec
opd psge, CHARGED as NEW EACH DAT, and on third
Page an advsnee over stated rates
Advertisements directed to be displayed, or set
III lsrg- type, charged at DOUBLE RATES
Yearly adverttsers VIII be charged eXtrs for oe-
cupyinE space over contract, and when large type is
required 20 be used, o. the advertisement kept on the
inside Of paper.
" Yearly advertisers win be charged extra, st
regular rates, fer WAITS, Rents, Removals, Co-PsTtner-
ships, Notices. To Consignees, etc.
TraBsieHf Advertisement mast Be paid for IN
GdDSncc
E=Eo advertisement will appear IN the Weekly pa
per unless by special contract.
~ Advertisements 70 be inserted in the Weekly
paper only, or at irregnlH intervals in either Of the
every Insertion.
81 Announcing Candidates for State, County and
Municipal Offices s. eseh TO be paid in advance ia
every instance.
- Marriages and Deaths are published rs news
Bat Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect ard Funeral Invi-
tstons IS al other advertisements
80 All legal and transient advertisements vii be
charged by the insertion
REditorial notices in local oolzma viii be charged
twenty cents per line.
- No Distinction or variation win be made from
Mc0LANAHAN & DUL
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TWO HUNDRED ACRES IN TREES
RUNAWAY

ANYWAY from the Undersigned about the. "a
III 18th of September, a NEGRO Man. named ~
about thirty years old, Of light black Oh
brown eomplezion weighing about one hundred@L
and eighty poands, i've feet pine inches IN hight, re-
markedly likely, with a heavy beard and mastache
when ne len lie wRs once the property obH. g. G
near Louisville KY. When last heard from
be was near Fiiars Point, il mississippi.
A liberal reward will be PAID for the delivery Of this
Negro, or for information which will lead 70 his reccv-
I. p & c. H. BLACKBURN.
Tacoma Plantation,
Isl5Im' Deshs county, Ark
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THOROUGH
No change in the Faculty since the organization Of
the Institution.
The eighth session of This Institution viii open on the
18th day of February, 1861
Arrangements have been made that viii obviate the
necessity Of increasing the terms, which will be as
heretofore, SIP 50, strictly in advance, per session Of
twenty weeks. for board, tuition, washing, fuel, lights,
mattress bedstead, table, chair, and medical attention.
No deduction for less than one month after Tia opening
OF the session. Candidates 0F admission must be four
teen years old and four feet eight inches high New Ca
diets should apply to the undersigned for a list Of art-
eles to be brought with them.
Patrons will bear in mind that all supplies for the In
stitution have to be bought with the CASH.
The accommodations of the hnsti uti0n limits the
number Of Cadets to one hundred and tlirty, and an
piesnts for admission may save travelling expenses BY
making their applications by letter.
For particulars, address
MAJ. J. ". ROBERTSON,
ia3-2m Superintendent.
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Z WILL SELL a tract Of $50 acres. ZEN miles south.
j essi o. Memphis 20 acres ia cultivation, good cab
ms. ~cisterns, Fin, mil. etc apply to A n. Edmonds,
al Memphis, or James T. Travis, adjoining the place.
fagTm ISHAM q. ARR
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3. o. KEESEE & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Warehouse,
81 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.

CPEOIAL attention paid 10 sales Of FLOUR-recsfv
- ing daily from 100 70 1000 barrels, different brands,
and for sale.
r. 5. Young, formerly with Mcclure &iCoats, Clarks'
vile, Tenn, is engaged in this house.
REFEREEcEs-F W. Smythe, Hewett Norton q Co.
B. Dufeld, New Orleans; j. A. Fisher, Cashier Bank
Tennessee. Nashville A. Hamilton, Nashville; ". p.
Hume, Cashier, Clarksvile, Tenn Meaeham & Gal
breath, Memphis. nOI6-6m*
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PL.gNTERS
= - - Isssis.s.sen!

And other Property Holders.
It is the determination of those who are engaged in
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Saturday, 18th Of February, 1852,
FARM o SAFE I

JOHN @. LANIER,
Clerk and Master
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO
Railroad.
- II g
CHANGE OF HOURS!
New Arrangement!

TOR GAINESVILLE, Bowling Green and Nashville.
4 Through Express Train for Clarksvlle, Bowling
Green and Nashville,
Leaves Memph daily p NJ
Arrives at Paris AN
Leaves FaE A n.
Arrives at Memphis n
Connects at Paris with the Passenger trains on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad for Clsrksvile, Bowling
Green, Nashville, etc.
Accommodation Passenger Train
Connecting at Humboldt with trains on the Mobile and
bio Railroad, Tor Columbus and Stations on that ROAD.
Leaves Memphis daily, Sundays excepted, at. $50 A. NJ.
Arrives At Humboldt lIJO NJ
Leaves Humboldt 6.30P P. N.
Arrives at Memphis pm
The Trains viii stop at all regular stations, and at
flag stations on being signaied.
~ Baggage checked through 10 Nashville.
For through tickets, or further information apply to
L. s. KNOWLTON,
At the Ticket Office, No. IA Jefferson street. or at The
Depot, in the Navy Yard.
THOMAS DODAMEAD.
ia25 General SUPERINTENDENT.
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E'S S L

DY virtue Of s deed Of trust, executed to me on the
ID 18th dsy of January, 1860, by G. A. Hanson and
Mary A. Hanson, 1 will, on
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Local Schedule Passenger and Freight
NOTICE.

Memphis and Charleston r. r..
MEMPHIS, December 8. 1851
80 GO
N AID sunday, December 9Th. the
Through asii Train viii leave daily a. $50 L. N.
and arrive at 2 P. N. This Train makes close coEnee
tons atGrand Junction, Corinth, Decatur, Stevenson
and Chattanooga.
The Grand function Accommodation Train will run
daily Sundays eNceptedl arriving a. 1910 A N. and
leaving az $3.50 ?. n. w. J. ROSS.
del3 General Superintendent
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SILK AND WOOLEN
.DYETNG HOUSE.

IT n HUNT, formerly Matthews & Hunt late Of the
4 . school Of the great and celebrated Chemical DIV
es and ScoureTs, Cook & MattEeFs, Of St Louis. las
the above business in all its branches. Every dessrip-
ton OF geutlemens Goats, Vests and Pants ara dyed.
eleansed and restored 10 their original perfection He
certainly does remove every spot Of grease, paint. wax
aud tar, together with all other biemiahes ana fmnurt
ties 90 which sueh garments are liable, and warrant the
spots not to r%e-appear. Call and examine hts sam.
pies Of Cosf dressing. If be fails 20 please you, no
charge VIII be made. His Office Is on Jefferson street
Main street aud Front Row.
ocs3-5m r, HUNT.
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Red, Dark BEsse, Lsshs Blue
.assd Gray Cloths,
OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT !

We are now prepared to manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore.
We have the best Of WOrkmen, and no effort
wiz be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction to al who may favor Us with their pat
ronags. nOI0-3m
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HENPHIS BELL IND BRASS WORKS,
Clinton Street,
urth door below Union ST., Memphis,
GRRR.gTTS

GRRR.ETF y O'HsER.E,
MANUFACTURERS Of and dealers in BRASS
VI WORK OF every description, Steam Gas, Water
ard Lager Beer Cocks, Steam and Water Guages.
Military AceoutTements, Spurs, StirFups, Bslt Clasps,
Holster Buttons, p ekies, Rings, Bride Bits, Holster
cups, Sword Trimmings Gun Trimmings, etc. OLA
ras Patent Lead Pipe Coupling; G1rTatts Patent Box
Metal Sewing Machines and other hne machinery
carefully repaired. Chandeliers aid Gas Fixtures
regilt and bronzed. Railroad add Steamboat
work done az tie shortest notice, and on the lowest
terms As both members Of our firm are practical men.
our Dir. O'Hars having been engaged in the m~anHfac-
tune Of military aceoutremsnts for many years we will
sample or dIaught. We are prepared to do any amount
Of Brass Casting, of any nd, in asfyle not surpassed
Esst, West, North or South, snd 0nthe shortest notile.
All orders filed by the time specified without fail
Cab paid for Old Meal or taken in exchange.
ia123m%
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DEARIEG & WETRERILL,

GEARING & WETRERILL,
335 Main Street,
---------s-A
lust RECEIVED
SGlphBriC Acid,
Gold Leaf,
Mercury,
carrots Snuff,
Concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
LiRSeed Oil,
Palm Oil,
Sewing Machine Oil,
AFteSian Wen Water,
Bathing Sponge,
Epson Salts,
Sal, Soda
DEARnG & WETHEBUL,
oc7-5aw 35 Main street.
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TIVE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls at
tention of the citizens of Memphis to the an
nexed statement of losses paid by the above old,
reliable and prompt paying Company Gin this
citv.N since 1855. VIZ:
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For

WE are authorized 10 announee ISAAC B. MER-
w GER az q candidate for County Tax Collector, At
he angnina March election oeIlfas
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MOLASSES.

700 BARRELS, 90 half barrels and $50 kegs.
eDOO from prime 10 choice, for sale from store ana
levee BY CUMMIES. EDWARDS & co
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EE. B. FOLK,

ATFORTE Il 1T LIZ w,
North side Court square,
Memphis. Tennessee.
Uof1cTTs tie collections q Claims, and attends 70
- II business entrusted 10 him with pronptnsss and
a5.i4v. ialb-ly
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FOR SALEI

AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT.
No. 50 st. Charles Street, New Orleans
THE undersigned has for sale, Iron SteamPioa -
4 Fitting, Check Valves, Globe Valves steam -
meeting Cocks, Stocks and Dies and Taps for c. %
Flpe MIsneles FPs tongues kato e Drills. Monkey
Hammers Engineers Hammers, S Wrsncheg Sss-5
and Water Guages, Whistles, GHagsCscks Ar c,.L-
Cylinder Cocks Oh Cana, OH Caps with slsp 49,
Power Pumps, Hand Pumps, Circular Saws. ME So
Files, Portable aud Stationary Stasm Ene-es ~
Sizes Double Flue Boilers Saw Mis-, Shinvls ~
chimes and Corn Mills.
J. REEENSKEY, Agent.
nol9-sm For s. H. GmMas.
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LEMONS
Patent Crates f!
7 Am prepared to ill all orders for Lemons Psten
4 Crates. Also, to cure Smoky Chimneys.
H LEMON
no6-6m Corner Linden and Causey streets
LAGRANGE
MILITARY ACADEMY.
Located at q

Located at LAGRANGE,
Franklin County, Alabama.
ENOUR MILES from Leighton Depot. on the Mem.
Il phis and Charleston Railroad.
EXERCISES TO BE CONTINUED rs
USUAL-THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED
AND EQUIPPED-DISCPLINE
RIGID And STRICTLY
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It H e
CONFEDERAC
INSURANCE COMPANY!


THIS COMPANY is now being o~rganzed in this city,
4 uudar a superior charter ana 2 considerable portion
Of fits stock has been aFesdy Subscribed among the
names thus far obtained a. subscribers are some Of the
most pr mlneat. Influential and wealthy citizens OF the
Srafa. i~ncInainr
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NOTICEI
FOE SALE!

TWO ENGNEs-2O inch cylinder and five feet
Il stroke
W BOILERs-2s feet in length and a inches in
diameter.
n DOCTOR-capable Of supplying the above En-.
gines Apply TO
&C. RICHARDSON or to
dsl5-daw2m O. INBT e. ROBINSON
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BOOKS OF sUBsCRTPTION

For the remaining shares are now open at No. Is Madi.
sou street, told Bulletin 0fiee) and property holder,
and all others who take I'D interest in s0utheminshtt
tioas and the progress Of the city Of MeAphis in par
tioulsr ere Invited to call and leave their Dames.
ia1f In
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Price Of SUBSCRIPTION.

Laiy, On sdFsnce) per
Tri-Weeky, On sdvsncs) per snnum---.--.---. 600
eekiv On advsncb) per nnum------.-..-- 90
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FAssmANN's IRON TIE
NOTTCE.
REMOVAL

HAyH removed my PUaP SHOT frGm Adams
street, Qiverson's old stand) 70 Avery street four
doors south Of Vsuce street, where l am prepared 10 Oh
sI orders in my line Of business.
AN repairs done on shortest notice by experienced
workmen-
am prepared to furnish
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SUGAR.
WANTED. I~MlIEDIATELY.

On HHDs SUGAR, received by stsamer Ksu.et
LOO And for gale by MORRISON q 100.
lag
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such an one as viii at once command the confidence
and patronage OF the South.
The Company viii make it adv-uf and take is place
among other similar southern institution with the sreat
advantage Of a handsome line Of risks ready to fall into
f+q hanaa
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city, completely hearing The father followed the example
of remarkable ensued and he
This achievement Of medical skill
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10 7 OrE H0We JOuTn1I, 4
.nnnntlv attained annthpr

operated William Gardner residing south Kngon h9
had blind rom and MI
which had been long and strangely Oh
scure
CATARRH
and deous diseases which affect the hu
in the membrane tn
by what such pencons influence tn
health and extends itself important short dc
of tina mem is
The pulmonary membrane the edge of the lips
mouth throat from whence
whole length of the mnt canal the trmno
wnpp and its divisions far tn
airI Of the which affords lining From the the memran
until under
IL eyebal and inside the eyelils.
sfruuh ehmoda and phenod
bearing proonga
o passage the
num- or mid ear
inflammation of the lining Of the 1t pre-
b. m. m. .n from. inf.
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uFed and seventy acres Wnlch has 10 DE
crossed. From this point we could see
the walls of n larop brick mill across the
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