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sy NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NINE
TY DAYS after date shall apply to the proper autho
ties to renew the following named CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK, which have been lost viz:
Certificate No. S485, dated 18th February 1860, for
so Shares Southwestern Railroad and Bank, to Richard
Il. Lowndes. #=Z
Oertihcase No. 54o dated 91st March, 1860, for so
Shares south Carolina Railroad, to Richard b. Lowndes
Certificate No. Al, dated 18th February, 1860 for
Shares North Eastern Railroad TO Richard H. Lowndes
May 81 je21jy21 RICHARD Il. L0WNDEs.
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| FhIosss FIss b "a 4 sss
gII = b, j., sF3ssss A
spie! aaatSsaion of splsita sriaes
ii tks money
tiss Hat however. b;tt q most
M 5aH (or purse.
fina 1h What we may callan
kse es1oheqaer. .Moultrie," the wise, the
knowing, in whom there is no yerdanoy,
protested to be au tait in all the mysteries
metropolis, has had his pocket picked At
CLOCK Last night rather between eleven and
whilst standing like HAMLzr's fathers ghost
upon tie platform Of one Of the Third avenue cars.
done weil ana quickly and well done
Mhsd hsekdone. How accomplished 8 s1n sFtpanner
most retfeshingy simpie thus: Correspondents hat
knocked ohst grabbed at and captured and replaced;
hat again knocked OF in the orowd-agan captured and
replaced; correspondents hand examines pocket hnds
Il minus pocket book; suspects man next to him. but
dares not charge him with the theft lest he be prosecuted
for damages II mistaken. "Moultrie" gets of ct
Fourteenth.street land thief somewhere else)
and wends his way boarding house ward sadly
whis,ling with plstntive rill :.stin 80 gently
DER me ntealing," eonsolng himself, however,
with the that the thief will be somewhat dis
appointed when he examines infinitely the contents OF
the pore-monnsie Of poor newspaper correspondent
Let all take warming and be It proclaimed far and wide
from the housetops; aye, let 1t be proclaimed by he
raids innumerable and trumpetongued, that the only
way to avoid having ones pocket relieved OF Its burden
here in this city is to keep 1t ever innocent Of peouniy
burden, time. e.pieoes, or the like.
l>Al atn$a hanh haaNH
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ag ITCH! lToHI ITCH ,apRA TuHl
sCRaTCHl sORAToHl WHEAToNs o1NTMRNr
will cure the itch in 48 hours Also cures Salt Rheu.
Ulcers ohiblans and all Eruptons of the SKIM prca
so cents. For sale by all druggists. By sending 60
cents to WEEKS POTTER, Sole Agents, ITO Washing.
ton street Boston, 1t will be forwarded by MALL see
postage, to any part Of the United States.
luna fdn.ar
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Aa' CHEAPEST STORE IN NEW YORK to-
BUY CHINA. GLASS, sToNRWARE, CUTLERY
sILVE2PLATEDWARE, &c. Always on hand,. thass
POPULAR new and beautiful White Stone Parislan
ner Tea and Toilet Sets, handsome as China same
color and shapes, and half the price, Gall and sAe;i
youSd,n't purchase Goods sent all over the world
HADLEY's, COOPER INSTITUTE :sis
April IA stuth3mo Middle Of the Block 81
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81
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-05-09
coSoLGpRD FROM LAST WEEK I
Dr 3. ANNIE FROST.
l.

j
"CoId Hcrisd Mrs. Hall, putting her
fngsr under the stream. IL told Martha
always to keep in tht Gre at nigh, 10 give
tho children water ~srm enough 10 take
the chill Oft their bath"
was conscious that the chill was Of
my ba:h. but | said nothing, only began
to unite and unbutton the numerous
n'gh,gown, offered to my fingers. Mrs
Hall left me. probably to scold the iuro
cent M~r,hs, aud five white figures began
TO dance about in tho tub. OF course
they woke the baby, and, leaving them
TO splash about to their hearts content, |
took up MI. Lulu she submitted TO my
kissing and cooling, and was evidently
amused st seeing Ler sisters. so ] began
TO dress her under the most favorable
auspices. The las, pin was in when her
aunt came again to the door. Anxious
TO exhibit my sk,li. lifted the child from
my lap. Literally the child, for all the
b'nd. slipps down, and the clothes slid.
Ing gracefully 10 the floor, | hold up the
n,ked> baby in my hands. could only
stare! 80
Mrs. Hall, laughing heartily, took tho
little one. and gave me practical lesson
on baby dressing that will last all my
life.
could write ream Of experiences
that filed the next six weeks; slsspIsss
nights following weary days. My nsrv.
Qua sys,sm wa. literally killed. annih,I,tsd,
by the constant drains upon it; and
learned to pick the baby up after Jennie
upset the carriage, turn 10 zee Lzzi
balancing herself on Ter stomach en- the
. Gill OF third story window. rescue NsIiss
eurls drom CIsra's clutches, and catch
Susy ~ she fsli head forsmos, from III, .
top Of high step ladder. with the u,mos,
philosophy. Ny story reading stood the
tn good stead. for after two or thres fail
nrss, ! learned to improviss "frigh,ful ex.
amplss"for every naughty act, and could
tell fairy s,sry to reward every merit
With the baby asleep on my arm. and
avs eager faces clustered around me,
spuo yarn a!tsr yarn with 90 much ssecss:
% any old sailor. And I grew, too, "a
love J'anis's merry mischief Nellie.
pale, delicate face aud gentle manners
su'y and cara's laughing msrrim.n,
Lisziss dsmars. matrooly ways, and the
~ss. pale, mosbsslsss baby sbovs ALL
Biz weeks Of vsryiag good and III
fouad me quite domes,ica,sd, sufficiently
expert in nv duties TO suit the easy soina J
mistress. and che darling Of every one ol
the lit,ls girls. Then the tide turned
Martha LEFT for some whim known oplv
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PLANT CoRN.-It is desirable that
good crop Of cotton should be made this
year, bpt it will prove short sighted poll,
cy to attempt 10 make an extra amount
to the exclusion Of corn crop. 1t is
not yet too late to plant abnndantly of
corn, and the suggestive statements con-
tanned in the article above referred to,
and which is froma most ieliable source,
should be acted Old. Cotton will, perhaps,
rule high, but for one half the amount it
is expected to raise, as much money can
be realized as the whole amount. Why
not then, diminish the breadth Of land
in cotton, and put corn in its place I In
attempting to produce too much Of the
great staple, it may result as unfortunate.
ly, as did the action Of the woman who
had the goose that daily laid golden
egg. Not satisfied with the daily yield,
she cut the goose open and found sothing.
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NUMBER l3.

hearing fresh, sweet voice saying -
"You are better, to day, Katie"
Yes. an letter." aud looked a.
her, qnestioningy.
IL am Miriam, your fathers wife. Your
loving sister, il you will have me, Katie"
but how did you get here p
"We'!, ifyou will lie very quiet and
not get excited, will tell you about it.
Your father and met in Paris, but my
home is in Philadelphia. When we came
to New York and found you had run
away, thought your father would go
crazy. lie advertised for you, be en-
! PIoyed the detectives he reproached
himself for having failed TO win your af-
fection, and he grew pale, thin, and hag.
gard when weeks passed without any clue
to your hiding place. l have brother
who lives in =, your little village,
here, and | wrote to him about my hus-
bands trouble. A week or two ago lie
wrote to me for a description Of yourss t,
aud | sent him the little carte de p1Site
your father had given me. Immediately
following the receip, Of this letter, he
summoned ia here, 10 find you in low,
usrvous fever, brought on hy"---
My own folly. Can you ever love
me = | asked, penitentIy.
"Indced can, and do. And now will
you see your father, or wait day or
two~
Now, uow!" said, eagerly.
The kind, tender voice, the loving kiss
tina, my dear father gave me after all
that had made him suffer, completed
my humiliation. | cried heartily, and was
forgiven fully and freely.
1t Was the next day, when I was able
to sit up in bed aud when dear Miriam
was sitting beside me, that asked -
by the way, Miriam, who WAS the
brother who found ne out T.
"Dr. Elliott " SAID the girl, at the
door.
ain answer to Ka,is's question:" said
Miriam, as he kissed her, and hid my
hot face in my hands.
"No," he said, gently taking them
down ; "you are to looi; a; me, and say,
AS you have said before about more ri.
vial matters, Thank you, Charley !"
81 never said 'ThspE you, Charley in
my jfe," protested.
But You will, now We are-bIess me,
my child, | am your unce!'
"You don't exact very respectful style
of address to suit the title" said.
| had rather alter the tite," he said,
gently. "Come here, Miriam, and tel!
Kate what title will suit you"
"My sister," she said, quietly.
And so, when got well, there was
wedding, and left New York, came to
Philadelphia, put up at the c
| hotel, drove TO L. in my husbands
carriage, and am hailed by every one OF
| wy "t''s SnhiBeS ao Auut hFty'
The first time ever busted my hus.
bands vest | found in the left hand
pocket M carte de visite, carefully wrap'
ped up in the slip Of paper upon which
| wrote Mrs. Halls Washington address,
and heard him confess, when | restored
it, that from the first he suspected me.
"But grew to love the noble little
woman who so braTe!y and chseriully
paid the penalty of her own mistake,
Katie" he said, fondIy. "T knew there
was a sound, womanly nature there, in
spite Of her escapade."
And, reader, that was "what came
Of it,"
PLANT CoRN.-It is desirable that q
! e i 10 IL 81
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Up jumps the Dea in a terrible rage,
Sets these two lines to Gil ou, this page.
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Novelty Iro.. Works,

CORNER DELORD AND < EW LEVEE SIS
NEW ORII4NS
THE NOVELTY IRON : ,-2KS (sarnfrly The
establishment of { atterson ~ ~cCbn) having the
patterns Of over twenty years accumulation stiu
hand and in excellent preservation p8rtirs have
casting Of the same without any charge for patterns
mh22dti,u w. GOLDlNC,. Proprietor.
:. J.. NASTTS. :. c. NASITS.
:. l.. NASSITS d BRO,
nEALERS in Leaf and Manufactured To-
~ bacco. Cigars, Pipes, Snuff, De. Our stock
is large and well selected and Merchants are
invited to examine il.
81 Gravier -s~Act. New Orleans. an23-1Y
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LOUISVILLE.
INDIAN
gEsIHsas;lAz4 S'ER'E'E'
Nc 40. Fourfh street. DpposiIF National
Hotel. Es0ussTi!le, Ny.
REV. l.. z. DAVIS. President.
~ u JOHNSON F.n Viz pra-iG y

Hotel. Es0GssTs!le, Ky.
REV H. Z. DAVIS. President.
" II. JOHNSON F-q. Vice pre-id 'ut
JAS. ALEXANDER, Sacro tary
FRANK F.. CHAPMAN. II d, Cenntltinc
Physician.
TIsTABLiSHED FOR THE CURE or CCN-
Il aumpt n, Chrouic Catarrh, Bronchial and Pulmo-
nary Affections, dis rGcrci fune5iCns Of the Heart
stomach l. yer, &c.. &c, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Cont Neuralgia diseases Of the Kidneys and kindred
organs Old Sores and Ulcers Of every esCripton all
Nervous diseases, spinal female uterine and child
bed weakness pain in the batk- prostraton. and all
other Nervous disorders
Secret maladies the result q dissipation early
vices producing disorders Of the skin. muscles, joints
glands and all the internal viscera, deranEing the
frncficns eorruptng the blood, accompanying the It's
sues deforming the structure ard defsBg tho beauty
OF the human form divine. cured Dy the mode
- treatment originated by Dr. Chapman in from three
to six weeks. Cases treated BY mail sno medicines
sent ali parts o. the country t5rtS 5ifo 0ata6a.
DR.. CHAPMANS 'ISDlAE PREVENTIVE
POWDERS prepared expressly for ladies only
whose health VIII not admit Of taeir hearing children.
used in the Doctors private practice fer years with
ont one single failure. Price = per package sent
By mail, securely sealed, on reeeipe q t.e ? ice
DR. CHAP MANS -'IIFEGINiNG PILLS ~ pre-
pared expressly for the aged and iofirm, giving
hes ity actian 70 the kidneye and strength to the bl
der These pills stand without equal in the world
Price 81 per box, containing hundred pills. Sent
h- mail 10 sp- sd res on receipt Il the price
DIR CHApaANiS INDIAN SALFE' cures all
skin diseases and old sores of every description
Cureq Iteh in u hours. SlC00 worth Of choice reri
pes around each box giving Instruction for making all
The poPusT hair preparations now IN the market con
sistfDg Of dyes washes, oils depiasories for nov
ing fuperfuous hair, Also S2 so geld piece In tho
bottom Of every huRdrsdth box. Price 5h cents
Sent by mail address receipt Of the price
Address all letters to DR. CHAPMAN, INDIAN
MEDICAL IN-TITUTE. No. 20 Fourth street, op-
posite National Hotel Louisville, Ky, where they
will receive prompt attention. my2id6m
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Metallic Burial Cases & Cuskrls.

NTOULD call the attention OF undertakers.
w and the public, TO their large variety of
HearSes of the most approved patterns, and of
the finest fnish-unTiyaledf for elegance, utility
and durability.
We are constantly improving the style and
construction of our Metallic Burial Gases.
Our ''New Plain Case patented December
-, 1860, eembines all the most recent and ysl-
uabe improvements, and is more complete
than any Burial case ever before invented.
Our Metallic Burial Caskef, in its simplicity
OF design, andits freedom from all associations
of grief, is unsurpassed. Ii Is almost entirely
covered by the best polished plate glass. It's
hnishis that of the finest rosewood. The Orna-
mental Casket, with its heavy and elaborateIy-
wrought emblematical ornaments, their bright
silver contrasting with the dark polished
ground work. is of striking and appropriate
elegance.
Over wooden collins, these Burial Cases and
Cakets possess many important advantages.
They protect from water, YerTnin. and other
intrusion. answering for generations every
necessary purpose of a vault. Removal from
the original place Of burial should il ever be
desired-ean easily be accomplished. Bodies
can be preserved for days or weeks. awaiting
the arrival Of absent friends. Removal to any
part of the globe. at any season of the year. i
entirely practicable The surest safeguard is
effected against contagious diseases.
Directions accompany every Burial Case and
C'sket, in reference TO closing. and should be
strictly followed
Address. CRANE, BREED Il Co,
aug .-5md&w. 30 MagaZine-st., y. q.
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UNIVERSITY OF 1IIsaISsIPPI

FACULTY OF ARTS
sOaES y. WADDEEI.. ID. d..
Chancellor and Professor Of Political
Economy and Moral Science.
GKiAIDIIS ". SEARS. MA,
Professor of Mathematics.
,. -. WHEAT. N. A..
Professor Of Greek aud
Ancient Literature.
A1.EA AvDsIs. .. QGhNGHE, VI. A.,
ETOfcsscT Of Latin and Modern Languages.
STANFORD d. RTRNEN, d. ID.
Professor Of English Literature.
FRANC a. sIEOUP, VI. a..
Professor OF Physics. Astronomy
and Civil Engineering.
GsS-rNE ~. MhE.$zARD, Ph. D..
Acting Professor Of Chemistry
Geology and Mineralogy.
g. q. a. LAMAR, N. a.
Professor Of Ethics ana Metaphys
Professor OF Governmental science ami law.
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DFNTRHsTRY.

nR. +. B. WA 5 ON, DENTIST,
~ Memphis-Rooms at the well known cor
ner Of Main and Monroe Streets, No. 3l2.
Further reference Is unnecessary, IS our
reputation for unsurpassed skill and success
full operations, are too well and favorably
known by the many thousands for whom We
have operated during the past twelve years,
y. B-Don't mistake the name, Nasso ,
and place. No. S12. corner Main and Monroe,
Memphis, Tenn. Also proprietor of the Mem
phis Dental Depot. jeldn.
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7 H. S,.usyrlis Iaytt,s,e as Yauoasesd tg tae ,sS'
Men Of he South.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CENTR Il FEMALE INSTITUTE.
&IIutOu NIiuda Gnxxusw yESs.


E5NHE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
IL of this Institution will begin on Monday
September 9th, under the same Principal.
who has presided over it for the last ten years,
who viii be assisted by full corps Of teachers,
Of large experience and proved efficiency. It's
friends and patrons, to whom its high charac-
ter, before the war, was known, may be as
sured that it has lost nothing Of that character,
but now, rs heretofore, stands second TO none
IN the thOroughness Of its discipline and in
structi0n. For the truth Of this declaration,
we need only refer 70 its late closing exercises,
which, by competent Judges We're pronounced
superior in excellence to any they had ever he
fore witnessed. With its buildings put in
thorough repair, which is now in progress
and furnished with every necessary conven-
icncc: with It's extensive means of illustration
and the successful experience of its teachers,
we cannot too warmly commend if to those
who, for themselves or others. would enjoy
the benefits Of an educational institution Of the
highest grade.
Terms, and other information. can be OBJ
taincd on application 10 the Principal. Prof.
Walter Hillman.
ROBI. kELLS. President. Board Of
GEO. WHITFIELD, Sec'y.i Trustees.
Clinton, Miss, Aug. 3, 1866 auc7dtf.
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NAEGFR &c co,
lzriusi,r SIo'.r f"mnli-~i"" n"Tch6"'s.
14e $50. III ~ 80 Second St.

l. I. - L
sOLE Agents for the following Brands of
Flour, LnPt constantly on hand. orders
led promptly at thg lowest Market Rates.
~ Quotations subject Ia Fluctuations:
Cho,-r Ir-tC Ezrrr -Eiseumryrr5 Extra; Brock
ninidt Naasontah Star :. ". Fagin's Four Ace:
shanOu Star Trenton star. SIoncaail jackson, Sac
pulz; GyUesso Four Acc, Prince Orange. Tom
snfon.
lpinc; Watson >Ny- Union Steam Star Union;
ew England
Faiv DsWJis tJ'JG.-Han0vcr City: John Z. Reed,
* Southern Illinois, Union Star; st. Ange :. ".
lefn', SN, sag Heat Trenton NNxi LaCreme;
ID AntOuio, Charles Jones; st Charles Union;
gTfle " Wh4c Star Southern Belle: TrumPS.
inan; Prairie Home; Walla Watla.
eAci-c WiatTr Irfr6--Eugeuia Mills; Posto Nle
w Olive Branch; Hillshoro Extra; Gem Of the
nith
Hintrr Extra -Grentor Ny. Washington Nxx;
hn 6. Reed Extra; Standards ChoCJaw; Lady
nrEan, kaska9kia; Fancy, Central.
spffn7 Frtra Buck-Jail; Bell River
ghGjCC SugCr.-u WAGON, Exchange, Washington;
sgnolia; City; Lake Fork Cambrone.
s4Fcr- hester, CIss Avenue, Columbus street.
d Vernon steam; Lewis. Liberty
All The above Flours carefully put up in bar
IL, half bargrel~, SEX and half sacks Fresh
rnmeal for sale. aug4d@m.
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4 e ~ VI "
Ks~aESsEPPa GOELEGE.

FsNIE sixteenth Annual session of thi- la .ti-
4 tuition " III yoTu mancC on Monday. sop
tcmhtr 9th, 1850. ~ the endowment ftrd Is
not Vet available. College ella. o. cannot be re-
opened Tor oHc year more: but the Preparatory
Departments Will bT carried on with much
greater thorou-hueSS Than usual. II j, deter
mined 20 make this % model Preparatory
school. imitating Hs closely as possible. the
great uationu schools Of England, such as
Eaton College. y, there i only one course.
not q multiplicity of courses, each student re-
caivc- tyo or three times aS much attention n
in The usual schools Of mixed courses. The
sane general system that has been 50 rcnnarka-
bly, successful hitherto, viii b"eontiur'0'i.
Tuition Tor SESSION of forty weeks. IN
advance 80 90
Board per month. ....-..-.. 20 90
For further information, address the PreSi-
dent of the College.
N.URNER.
aUrId2m. Clinton. Miss.
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KNAPP s. HUFFMAN,

MENTAL SURGEONS, JACKSON, Miss
~ DIR. KNAPP having associated Dr.. JOHN
w. HUFFMAN with him in the practice OF
Dentistry, would recommend him to his friends
and patrons, as gentleman Of skill and eXpe-
rieuce in his profession, and every way worthy
of patronage. Or. III. win occupy my office
during my absence, and attend TO those in the
country who may desire his services.
Jackson. juno 20, 1866. diff.
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DIR. @. j. OR IL.

SURGEON DENTIST, MERIDIAN, Miss,
- Ore7' BlGck7ceU Barber g. HdrU6ys Store,
Front street, offers his services TO the citizens
of Meridian and surrounding counties. viii
attend to calls on the different railroads.
His work is guaranteed. Artificial teeth in
serted on Gold or Nulcanite.
Y PRICEs ED I CE D. n
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ttI;tfN OF
pNIuEp. July -. 1866. dtf
anfeG.

A SITUATION rs -oYerncsS. in PRIV ..tr
~ family. or assistant teacher in 4 Female
Seminary, by n Catholic young lady. thorough
ly competent to teach Music and French. and
all the branches OF an English education.
Refers to Capt. " NJ Estelle; Mrs. NJ.
BulIlicy. jackson, Miss. aug10dtf.
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l. L. HARGRnxE

4 TTORNEY At LAW, BRANDON, MISS
n Win attend all the courts at Brandon and Jack
son viii collect claims in Vicksburg Canton or any.
where in Mississippi, when business will Justify.
Having pTaotioed in tho 2d Judicial District OF Mis-
stssppi, he has superior advantage of knowing the
people. Win also sell or lease land or buy for
others examine titles pay taxes redeem land here
tofore sold and do everything usually done in q
general Real Estate brokerage business Feb2dIy
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FhoRsY DYF-K Nc +
gExtabIfshed Ina seq

'ICKSB URG, MISS Ss1PP1.
Attend to buying selling and leasing Real Estate
all descriptions; and to procuring partners, and
cgotiatipg loans Tor planters IN Mississippi,
louisiana and Arkansas.
Our CataIogue Circulars Estimates. and any D.
oTRation desired sent froe TO any address
EY~Odice in Masonic Building opposite the Post
)ihce April Id6m.
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mARTHA WAsHIHGTON
III AIR r E ST o r L X
l. A perfect suceess-Tbe best IN Market
4 RATR DRESSER AND HAIR RFST0RER
COMBINED IN ONE
1905 Living Witnesses are testifyins 20 thelr
Neighors from day to day. of IT. Wondsrtuis deets
/. 1t net dye
:. II viii nc: color she skin.
3 1t vii! restore the Hair from grey >" Seau-
tifuI Black Brown. or AH.s6Tn, % whatever might
have been lis original and csse j. to assume its
former color.
4 II viii eura all HuTnors aud Diseases OF The
Scalp; keep The head cool ami nises remove the
Dauru and segr from the Head keep fha Hair moist
and silk IKE Ia appearance as
IN YOUTHFUL DAYS.
s. II wiz promote Healthy Growth prevent 1t
from falling Of, and
Cause il to Grow on Bald Heads
Where there is Life and Vitality at the Roots Bnt,
whore theae are gone there Ia
No Hope If Success.
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RES
TORER is as much ahead Of anything OF
the kind, new in the market as the
sun outshines the moon
In Brightness and Glory,
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AMOS r. JOHN SION. tkkNk JOIN 4&aN
JOHNSTON s. JOHNSTON.

q TTORNE1S At LAW, JACKSON. Miss.
"a viii attend in all the State. Federal and
City Courts at Jackson, and elsewhere in the
attend thc Circuit and Probate Courts of Hinds
County, at Raymond. Attention given to the
collection. compromise and adjustment of all
claims.
Office opposite the Cap1oi, up stairs. in \.
East corner Of Angeles building
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E0CNT TERRnAN FEMALE IN9TY.
TITE
NEAR CLINTON. MISS.

NEAR ILINTOS. MISS.
TUE Eleventh Annual Session viii COM
i mence, September oath, 1866. Able and ey-
pcrteneed Teachers are engaged for all Depart
ments OF the School. The rooms are newly
furnished, ana the buildings viii be thorough
Il repaired by the opening ofthe next Session.
Terms PER session cf Forty Weeks. Board and
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