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character of Mr. OMab6ny /. criticized his nclisy
Or rather absence Of any policy, as chief officer 81
me Fenian brotherhood. We are not dealing with
have d. %a With sh private has
cnaFacr or personal considerations in any oharactsr
tnat may take as Fenian, will simply have said M,
ssaS ss a n w r. s% with ns
all the constitutional officers or the orgs zation In tho
legitimate exercise Of their powers. stand mon ths
constitution and my solemn pe"' re- of mombership 10
abide oy u ana sustain u eel that in the present
1T for self COVE nment Wba,bn s1V -" ram
around an idea that IL Immortal and ,u,op,ab,e .
OF arouhu man that at best is falible and
The uresens c, snu abuse the trust placed in him.
i'n tuIpe " America; win show to the world looking
,rh ~, we are qualified for republican freedom,
are willing to abide to-day by the laws made
y,,s"r by ourselves. i trust that Heaven and free
Amer AMER" a have made US equal TO this occasion be-
Nv that Washington fully understands the case, and
~ ihtenlSence enough to guide her right. The writer
,e ., .ne result proving my showing TO be OF no
Wouu tnink II he liked II he world have stated IT, The
result VIII be seen In the effect that will be manifested
III tte action OF the circles and believe that Mr. A. Nc
h2ton ne SAYS, is for the Congress the I'd OF jan
uafy we will see. How does he know His circle has
SO lar ignored IT, has taken no action with reference
10 IT, ana does not again till next week. How does
he know Who this McKenna is do not know; but
told that he was an expelled member for q number OF
YEARS. and no 1ay Imagine that the Fenian Brotherhood
n which he existed in hts individuality, all alone his
glory Tor so inv years is all Washinston and of
al for Maisony and Congress would not notice
ms communfcation only that 1t gives opportunity
10 set myseC right for all against the class of mis-
REPRESENTATIONS which II contains and the letter passing
TO the press through the officials Of the palace wanted
10 expose their readiness acquiesce in what the
thorlty Knew to be falsehood. I am, sir most re>
spec'iu"y yours, for right, liberty and country,
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News from Australia.

COMBINATION OF THE WAR AND aoLD DIS.
coVERiEs II NEW ZEALAND, Krc.
SAY Francisco, Jan. TO- 1893
Australia dates OF the 2sth OF October are received
The government dead lock at Melbourne continued
and the Cabinet at Sidney had been reconstructed.
There was much excitement over gold discoveries In
New Zealand
The war IN New Zealand continued
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The Nebras lsa Les,,l.evre.

0sAHA, Nebraska, Jan. ., 1899.
The Nebraska Legislature organized to-day The mes
sage Of the Governor favors the organization Of STATE
government the vigorous prosecution Of the Indian war
and recommends Law for the registration Of voera Hc
also recommends . geological survey Of the Territory
and the organization Of Emigration Bureau with an
az ency In New York.
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TuB ApAD Rxynpn nosnsny -Tb,s >osnios svs,,,
thres teeusaad dollass IN gold received q the once
Of the Adams kxpse0 Company In this city nom the
omcen OF the New York railroad on which The robbery
was committed ass Saturday evening The parIcu,sr,
o. " recovery are Tor certain reasons withheld
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Obituary.

ACTING VOLUNTEER LIEUTENANT ROBERT p. SWAMI,
UNITED STATES NAVY.
Between six and O'Clock yesterday morning
siderable excitement caused board the United
States receiving ship Vermont lying of the Brooklyn
Nary Yard by the suicide o. Lieut. r. p Swami Of
the officers attached ship 1t appears that he had
been for short time aborng under temporary aberra
ton OF mind and frequently expressed TO his brother
officers his determination to shoot himself His
declarations aroused the suspicious Of his messmates
and they forthwith secreted their pistols and kept
a pretty strict watch over their comrade. just
before committing the deed which caused his
death he went into the stateroom Of DR..
Whitney, called the Doctor by familiar name and said
Swami the point Of executing his oft repeated
threat of sefdestructon, got out OF bed and followed
Whitney, raised his revolver from his side put It 10 his
heart pulled the trigger and then fell the deck Dr.
w Wnney ssea al. FORWARD to s
may die comfortably" DR.. Whitney did as he was re-
quested and then commenced an examination Of tho
wounded man, to ascertain the extent Of hiS In
juries when Swami said whitney you need not feel
for Il the bullet has gone through my heart and have
this he died The pistol used by Swami was obtained
surreptitously from the baggage OF Of his brother
CLOTH ana put it where he thought Swami would not DO
likely TO get T. The deceased nephew Of Cover
1862 acting ensign In the volunteer navy and was
ordered to duty the steam soop Of. war Richmond
and was we andcls;nnd engaged IN the several naval
passes and in the Miss sspp river For his conduct on
these OCCASIONS he was promoted MAY 1881 acting
n.aa and shortly before the sailing Of the
Richmond from this city to take part in
the Mobile blockade, in September, 1868, h. was
ordered 10 duty on the steamer Fort Jackson and with
her joined the Wm ngton blockade He was prou,sscA
acng nertenanu Ivoihtcer navy April is, 1904
dered TO the command OF the Potoska fourth ratol Ho
resided in Philadelphia, where he leaves WIFE and
family. lic was twenty-five years Of age, Of genial
officer Since Tho close of the late rebellion he had re-
ceived autograph letters from The Secretary Of the Navy
the various admras n whose fleets he had served aud
immediate
try and good conduct and Before he committed
suic dc he dressed himself in q full uniform dress
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The Niagara sAip Canal.

Horace n Day, ESQ, addressed . special meeting of
the Board OF Trade in lengthy speech this afternoon
Resolutions were adopted In favor Of ship canal arm
ing me practicapiy Of Days scheme and declaring
presents many features emitting 70 favorable oousid
GRAFTON committee was appointed 10 confer with osher
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PoRrtASp, Jan. 10, 1868
The steamship Belgian, for Liverpool will not sail
until this evening" a. the malls detained somewhere
up the road shove Island Pond.
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New Orleans nGarhsts.

ro,,o, x,.. NV 0RlsASs, Jan n 1S0S
r.,ST,,.. osser sales 4 so balee II tsc toc for
r,~sss suG,r sXc aisxc Tobacco more active
cbsc,s III Us" ssae 90 Cold, ls7x Sterling On.
~ Yea Is 600 S s.s Of cotton iseS bales s o.
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nlesl.

CspLEy-In Brooklyn, on Saturday evening, January
l3 Of pulmonary disease THOMAS the eldest son Of tho
late Henry Galley IN the 10th year Of his age -- -
The relatives and friends OF The family sf6 invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence OF his mother 35
Gold street. on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock
OLIVER SLATE.
The friends OF the deceased and those Of the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral services the church OF
inc kev Dr. krebbs, corner Of Madison avenue and
twenty ninth street. on Tuesday afternoon at three.
tFor other Deans See Third Paoe.)
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TIE Salaries or Officers or the r. b.
Weare requested 10 state that the salary named IN the
report for the Fenan treasurer Mr. Griffin should be TO
his clerk, there being salary attached to the Office Of
treasurer
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Liturgieal Revision In the Eu~p,sn
Church.

Inc Afchnishop Of Canterbury Ia about 10 receive
nm mot 70 accede 70 any alteration Of the formuisrs
o. me enurch Of England. The references IL suppcesd
v 20 ~ aengn OF the Bishop Of London TO ntrcduce
Oil wnicn WI prohibit some Of the Demonstrations
VII wn,cn " has lately been the practice q Clergy.
men 70 osdeck themselves The rnsmorialIss object
service. "
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REv Z e KsLLoca WILL LEcrgnl ~ me
:s:.s, .; ;sss. sss,:ss~s s:s say
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CuNDAY EVENING LEcTuREs.-rnE NEW YORK
- Unitarian Association VIII give course Of eight Sun
day evening Lectures al The Cooper 1nsutue beginning
.. sse e sys ss rs sssrrs ,nss
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$3.50 w

WnI4AAG. RnOwLOW, GovnRS0h o. fHE BTATs a
TBHHnSsHn, To ALL VINO HAL ga TnSay PEEs-
NNfs-eaERrIHa
WHERBAS. 1T HAS ZEN MADE
known 70 me that a certain HENRY FOX,
charged with having c0mmiited . fiul
aud atroclOus murder, on the 18th
day Of September, 1865, upon tho
body Of Gsorge Jennings. (cUlOred,)
late Of OuF county OF I laiborne, has
fed from justice and is now running
ut large.
Now, therefore, ], William g Brown.
low, GDveFuUP - atbresHid, by yirtna
uf The ROVER hid authority IN ne gest
ed, do hereby offer = Reward " Two
HnndFrd aEd atty DullRrS, TO any per-
son OF persOas who my ~appFehebd
said William Fox, and deliver him ~
the sheriff Or Jail0r u our county OF
Claiborne, In order thHt Justice 10 that
behalf NAV be had and executed
Said William Fox l. absu: 20 yOarA
OF age. about 5 feet 8 mehes high,
thick set and . little bumped or drOOp-
ed backed. light hair. blue eyes. sal
l0w complexion, down look, and . pc
culiar kind of grin when talking, q.
very bad e~ounishahee and SUPPOSED
TO weigh about $50, and has q careless,
lazy Ralk- Had q the day he com
miiled The murder . black bat, q blue
cavalry Jacket and dark colored pants
Supposed 70 BE- H. the caunties eaSt 1t
HndxsiIle, OF 10 Kentucky His father
Adam Fox. liysS near Fair GaFosn,
Sewer countv, Tenn. Said WIN. Fox
Sumetimsa can bis name William Re-
mines, aad WAS q dsserteF from the
18th Regiment, Tepnopseo ppion)
gHEalE V0lnneoafs
In te.timony whereof j have
raEAL1 hcreunto get my hand and
eaused the Great Seal Of the
State o bs afiEed at Nashville,
90 ths 9Th day " NOvsmbsr,
1865
By the Governor
W q. BR0WNL0W.
Al FEEEonEa, Seo'y oistalo.
NoNfs@~s a . Il
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The Chinese az Pektn have Dssa sley.
.sA nOHthS without either rain or anav.
This a 10 China a great public calamity &,
which 10 SOaght % BE- hVsrtOd By fasting,
prayer and ~ezplaACsy CsrmOnisss N the sum-
MGR Of 1854, the dFoaght NsssO great that
the Emperor himself made Il vO% " 10 fsctI5
his conduct and be wore anxious faF the wei
are Of bis peOpls,n
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TIE UNION FLAG
TonesDOrO', December IA, 1865.
LOCAL ET
Corby R~echpturea.

ov.r Twelve mon,hs, ago. y win be tcmsrn-
s.,.S nv Gun readers, that J . cOrby shot
IA tiled Or Hunter, mar Brjylesvills IN
nj. County. some mgaths since be with
..".,s, o,hsrs. broke jail In thiS place and
INA. M escape. a week or Two since, sher.
:, T. shiplsy, ltarnIug that cOrby was
rumi,s,iug ia Illinois proceeded there, and
.nr. enough, found and rerapt red him,
and brought hin back and re,urped him to
ii, old quarters. Murder win out" 10 nm old
adaRe.
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lIng, tha NC %Ineumbent.

W Ne rpassbged ~ FsrgoRoa" Was beautifully
said Of Howard. the phllAhthr0plst. II also Applirs 10
every mAn who brings the amrllorations, cimf0rts aud
anJhymeuta Of hfe within the reach Of p-Fsons and
classes Who are othqrwias deprived Of their advantages.
EapseiAny raAyit b. euid 81 BIN who lAboFionsly bssks
aud hhds new nieane Of preserving health, {" The D lF
mAn'a capital and the rlcll mans power" We think
this ealasfam properly applied toJ. q. Ayers, 81 10.
VIII, Masap the rgnownad chemist Of New England,
Who, apurning the tFodden path ia fana. devOlta his
Sgiiro apiities snd aequimR pts n Inc dbeoVsy of
hstares most ~erctual rrmedlgs ht disease. When
the hidden blessing has bsa1 revealed, b. proeeads 10
upp9 u . al mankiph plike, through oar druggilta
81 such low prices that popF And rich may alike enJoS
70 OinsatS. -Jouraai aad ga1abf, Rortiana, M
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NOTICEl

nE TUESDAY THE 1IrH OF THg PRS.
eat instant q mpu, elai.ning 10 BE- by
the name q Heary Ballard, came 70 lhis
place, riding a small Gay mare, shout four.
teen hands high, hssok main aud tail, = small
star IN Der iorSnead, rtKht hiAd tout white,
aad q snail Willis spot on TIRE lst aide Of Der
heek between NE sar aad shoalder. igpPOsed
v BE- about nevsp yeera aid, from-tAe gens
tlsmaa's conduct, = suspicion arose thai The
mare wa stohn propsrtg sid uhls a var.
rant Vas preparing " aTreAt bin, he-leh The
place IN doabisiqulek, lsA'lug the mare,
which " san 10 lhe hands VI William J..
Toueray, Of EllEabeihton. Let the proper
awarr 81 Me mass oaus 4ad prove his prop.
srty sad pay charges and be eau get her,
Kliaahsthton, Tenaslsse, November 2tih.
a~avsowtpn fssSsl VA ToA0RAY,
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RaIl IN che Prinn of Pork.

TIE tumble in this article Of has
caused maHy people to hold their pork to ba-
con IT, Bat, from every evidence, We think
'n'y viii not nake anything by this opera
''oP, ~ bseop win nndOubily be dOyp to
AlvW 69uFe before the winter IL out.
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Rranklin Rauaa KnoTNilla

We were pleased to ahd, ghiIs 10 KpoE-
vile, lately that sur friend aud the friend Of
the public generally. Mr., Joe. MARSHALL. IL
the proprietor Ofthis ars,-rlass Hotel. wSeor-
daily recommend this House to the travelling
public, and can assure them that no more
gsnt'nanly OF more eoarisOus proprietor Of
a Hot'l does not exist nywhere.
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who d h I'd JOnesboro, or ssrSbuBdIpE country, = that
does nor Gpos this scion Of the shamrock All .'know
him bnt % love him." 81 y lcvs him hut to ,prAise."
For many Of our focal items We ara deapiy indebted
TO thoae large, dssk syeS Of " NIKE" and some day
u,rR vf1 L,oaH,. Tor The Arm ~ uaosz1ry A n. mark
that. II 10 medical 10 sEytO cur reAdasS tina, NIKE"
Ia full blOoded Rsaiab, ADD that be iS preparing .
" Christmas Address for the generous patrons " the
UniOA Pig, for whese bsncht II has beep hia PLEASURE TO
w round though the mud and storm for the past
twelve months ihn g~loriOus news Of obr eountryg PR
Eess. Then, who iai that win Withhold from "MaRE''
bis well, and hard armed quarter. surFly none will
be 80 nlssriy asto Begleci " NEE"
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L,nLas Az advsrtinmsat Of Msssn Hoss.
h., my baVs perhaps tho hrssss and
h, 49, S'o4s ever N sch, % ~. pAEhsi nav,
o.s gneds shsAp ihsy VII ssll shsaD.
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49, VIVA, sre your wages herse'
aaksd = lab9rsF- OF . boy. ~ dog't
knaw cir" q What does your fhther
got on Saturday night" sGeti"
ssid The boy Why DO gets - tight
as . /. brick
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BOOKS GIVEN AWAY-Msssr1. King 4 Cas-
wall, PeugwerS No, ~ Charyh, %. n. York., arr send
Ing 20 everyday, free, q mOgt inteFestinR little Book.
,niltfsd the "a LAdi = Toilet Kecpsake.h Among les
contents W. observe the ar Ofpfesrrvine living flowers,
akaletohlHing ieSves, and 9 hundred other eHquisite
Bending for. Anyb1dy can obtain II by ending their
fnll address with this notice 70 the shove g~entlen,n,
with twO atamps for return postage.
nnc1mnaaHkp
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A, Vls ~ = SLa.-Do not b. daerlsedby parchas
gith- ahaek nastruma undsr tn vAriyus
ksl,. sht1n Purchaee nons olhan bat d.. Ro-
uss'' Aaa 10 shich The aalislsi can ruly.
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BaeH.

soOd h' beef Is selling in tbs satkst at
s' PEI ID for fOre-qasrter ! and as cts
ps'io Tor ~hind-qPaEssg Nov iS the liPs to
ny IN neat for winter.
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sen Your UneurFent Money.
- have nneuIrnt Bank Hotas ssua them 10
~ Af1' Asshviih, Tenn. We have had dealings
IN and hnd hin 10 b. . porfsct rsntlsman.
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An ordnance.

Al the holidays are cominR on, and 40 n has always
been customary for the young people Of the town to
,ns., 4, social gatherings abOui this tlmc Of the year,
and ~ there s . class Of miserable creatures Enown -
Old Bachelors, who have from uhe ihnnrmOrial bseB In
the habit Of intruding III mselvea into these social gath
sriuR,, ahd a, thS really young D dpl6. who ara earn
estly dsslrous Of being pTohtted BY these mee1tngsh have
for6OraS to say apysting until 'oreearance has almost
e.ased TO BE- = Virtn-, and a. Il % deemed necesaaTy that
soms steps b. taEon In the premises, q copventtaho com
pu.ed Of the lr&dihg young panplr al tht twn has
hen ealIeI, and L. General regulator, OF the town OF
JoaNsb, r., have been duly sutherland 20 notify these
mIs.Rablo Old orestHrna, through tie ooinmns % the
USIoE Fac, thar the farthsr favor " Attending the
cumlng holiday paTtirS, will BE- attended to all who
have st passed the aye Of thirty.hve, and are In
rood standlng 10 the community with tn strirt unders
Standlng that eli those WIN are now ranged apoh the
Iat who do not immediately af~r the publication u
ihis notice set thensgives 70 work and 10 everything
that lies within theiS power 10 win the Affections, aud
nDits their destinies with some One'Or other OF tho
thousand, and one blushing damea new IN the market,
will b. forever barr q from attending any party that
may b. given during the coming holidays or during
any future holidays for all time to come,
For the further carrying out and endorsement OF
this ordinance a atTict surveillance will b" kept up BY
. secret committee appointed frE that purpose whose
duty Il shall b. 70 make ti weekly FepnTts Ia The Cen
erAi Regulator OF the steps taken and success met with
By thesr missnthropiealand sremlngly hope abandon.
"a creatures. and Is soon a. u 10 dshnit6ly arcertaiRed
that any Of these old creatures Il list Of whose names
10 now on Gle In the once Of the General Regulatory
has failed TO comply with the warning Owen him BY
thIa notice . hong black mark will b. Immediately
drawn sross his name and he will b. transferred to tho
list II those gOss ap As spOat, and will b. forever baT-
rcd from stteadinR any Etcisl party 20 ths future or
from coming Within nsareT than oBa mihr Of Rny house
where yOBBg people arc ass dmhled for amus-meat.
ny order Of the GENERAL REGULATOR.
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Terrible ARRAY at sweetwateF, Ten
nessee-FouT Men Killed.

We learn that on Sunday evening, Sweet
water, Tennessee, was che Bcene Of n terrible
aiffay, resulting 10 the deaths Of al the par
Elephants. Il appears that Capt. VIM. Jcn.
kinB, formerly ~ Nubettd, ga, had BEEN for
several days Id SN@etwaler, attending to
ZONE private business, when On Sunday
evening when papslEg mar the Railroadg de-
pot, be was nccost,d BY three men belonging
TO Athens, Tennessee, two Of whom we're
brothers, namrd McGauRbey the name Of
the third 10 unknown. IA alteration ensu-
ed, when piStpls were draWa by The party.
Capt. jenkins was moFtally wounded, but
before failing, succeeded ID firing at bic as
s%aiIants, killing one Of the Mcaaughey's In
Stthtly, and MORALLY woupGing the other
two men. We understand that all Of the
parties have since died. The affair produced
considerable excitement In SWeetwatsg where
| oil Of the parties were well known.
The Hnfortnnate affair originated during
the war. II appeared that In December. 1854,
a raid Y Sm1de into tb. town af Athens. By
a bush Ehaeking party, aud duTiug the time
they occupied che town Mr.. Mech" ushy, the
father OF the young men concerned in the
melee on Sunday was killed.
The MeGmahey's were Onion men, aud. AZ
we understand IL, Capt. Jenkins WaG an Oh
Ger 10 the raiding party and believed 10 BE-
coRrefned 10 the killing OF h~euapgheys-
cAaf. DAILY UaiOn Dee. I'M.
Liberal Railroad Appropriation.
The Senate bill, for ,bS vohaItpeiiVn u
RallfOads, passed its third and last reading
without q dissenting Vote, and will 20
through the HOnsS safe, WithOAt = doubt.
The bill giEes 70 the knoxyville and Kentucky
road, $500 600; 20 ths h0nrDioSn and Jar
olina road, $500. 900 t. Braanrr's Basi Tvn-
ness.e road, $500. 900 and to the knoEviils
ana Ohariesfon road, via hsryville 100000;
in ali Siries Hundrsd nousand 10 East Tea
nesse. Rast Tennessee cant complain Of The
present Legislature belHR waiting in libsr-
ality. This. added 10 What vas given In .
former bill, EAlls but lare shoot % Thrss MI
bona. And allow rs 70 say that BAss ftpnes-
see " entRlsa to 81 al She will now put
her great Railroads. through, deyslop her i'm
menss resources. and in hss yeas more pFes-
snt 20 the world q eOuntFy Worih ssttling "a,
and worth coming 10. An honoF 10 Brown
lows bogne LeghlaturtF' a a.hodg, q has
done more for the State than any former Leg
Islainrs ever did. Il has RESTORED lbs credit
I OF lhs State, euablishsd laW and order, AAd
brought peace and qaiss out q war ahd eoa-
fusion, ~eneountsfiBg . degree Of bitter apd
maiisious oppositiOn that 10 other legislative
body sysr ald.-To she Radical membefs, apd
Radical 0osernOr, are ths people Of best
Tsnssssss indebted Tor al this aid. Aad %
10 one msu Do v soWemore than 70 the Sen
etor 81 Gr.ibgar, D. ". O stpisE-nas1.
BA&.
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JOuven's
KID GLOVE CLEANERl

H4tt fidHtu ID 2 eHtg
The only ooOD aTticle for l1stsAtlY cIeablng KID
Gloves. Thy can b. cleaned Wkhs upon the hand, and
worn INN, iy. II ia lnodorone, Onas bottle will
clean 30 pairs. Price thirfy-nve eents, RelRiled BY
most DruRgistb and Fancy ftorqg. WKoleaale BY De-
mas Barnes 4 70, &c. W liz 4 Co., and othrrs, New
York. Dec1mos9H.B.s.
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BOON'S CREEK
MALE HMALEl INSTITUTE.


JEROME n. NARTTN, PriaeIei.
Risa T. q. RGWBRS, AGnstsnL
TaE PREsENf SESSION OF FIvE NoErHs
eommenced on MONDAY The l5rH
INSTANT. The charges for TUITION
per session Of 20 WEEKS are as follows.
SPELLING, READING. Pnd yRI-
PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY. NENT-
AL ARTTHMATiC, RDA ENG
LJSH GRAMMAR, COW, 10
ENGLISH GRAMMAR, GEOGRA-
PLY, ARITHMETIC. TAMIL
lar SCIENCE, and WATTS
90 the Mind, > 50
NATURAL aud MENTAL PHI
LOSoPHY, GEOGRAPHY "
TIE HEAVENS, RHETORIC,
ELEMENTARY ALGgBRA, AS
TROSOMY, CHEMISTRY, AN
AfOMY, PHYSIOLOGY. a., 10 90
LATIN aad GREEK LANGUAG-
rs. ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY,
LOGIC, MORAL SCIENCE, and
CRITICISM, Sl2 90
Students win be charged an Incidental fee,
not exceeding 30 cents. per session. Board
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By order Of the Boart.
LAWRENCE BOWERS, PrsiitnI.
Ggo. P. FAW, Secretary. l"et2a
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