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FACILITY.

FACULTY.
J. P. LOGAN. NJ. D., Professor Of Theory fnd
. Practice of Medicine. -
N. MEANS, M. D. Professor Of Cher nj
D. G. o KEEFE, N. D.. Professor Of Anatomy;
rs. POWELL. NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children;
EBFN HlLLYER n D. Professor Of histology;
W. F. WESTMoRELANI), n. D, Professor OF
IN. SfOGT, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgical and
Pathological Anatomy;
J. G. WESTMORELAND. n. D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
Practical Demonstrations in Anatomy will be
under the mmsdlAte supervision OF the Professor Of
Anatomy
The facilities afforded BY the Institution, in prae
teal or Clinical Medicine and Surgery, equal to
those of anv College in this country. The Faculty
lhave onstars aud unrestralned access to the tree
ninnE iospea tai. situated az conveniently - could
be desired, il which is found q variety Of surgical
casess and ordinary diseases of the country. n
short all that is necessary to give the student q
thorough Medical education will be afforded
The high standard Of qualification heretofore re-
quired in granting the Degree, vi b. rigidly OBJ
REQUISITES for Graduation.
In order that he may be admitted to examination
to the Degree Of Doctor Of Medicine, the Stndent
must be tWenty-one years old, and OF good moral
aracter. lie must have been engaged IN the study
of medicine, under the direction OF competent IN
structor at least year. exclusive Of his Cole nate
Course. Two full courses OF Lectures IL TINS lnstl-
tuition, OF 10 this and one in some other TesPec-
table Medical College, are necessary, the last OF
which must be IN this Institution
Fees for the Course.
%atriculation, (taken once only ... 5o0
9emonst It Ticket (roquired onoe) 1000
For further information, address
march %, 1861. Atlanta, Ga.
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A CHANeE.-We ask attention to the
change in ] D. FLAuTr & Co.'s advertise
ment 70 day.
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Announcement

Announcing candidates for State or District off,
ees ten dollars; county do Eve; always in advance
Obituaries and tributes ofrCRpect over ten lines in
length charged for at the reg llar advertising rates
Marriages., deaths and religious notices gratis.
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IMPABTINe pleasure is like putting money
out at interest; it benefits both the lender
and borrower at once. No one can be
really and truly happy unless others SYM
palhise and share that happiness.
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CIRCUIT CoUkr is now in session-IIou
HILLARY WARD presiding,
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Hap CEETER srBFHEss is 10 Paris.

The Presidents Proclamation. the most
important Executive document yet issued,
will be found in this number Of the Citize7s
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ATT a NTA-
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

THE Eigth Regular Summer Course of Lectures in
this Institution will commence, as heretofore, on
the first Monday in May next and continue four
months; at the close of which public Commence
nent will be held for comforting the DEGREE Of
Doctor of Medicine.
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AFEII- 8, 66---0AReEEEgLtE 90IRREOTED EvEEr wEEE.
COoToN. 25@2s BACON, hog round, lie.
SUGAR. N Orleans. 17019 ribbed sides lac
g porto rico 15A@18} clear " nc
- Cuba 1416@i6H shoulders lac
-" coffee A. 1s@l9 {" hams. pain, Is5kc
" B, 1SH@191% =" Z" canvased 26c
extra II q l S3F'1oRe uperfne 50 rs
'fyelow169Isl q extra $50
Coffee, fair to good 29080 family 1O@11 90
" good to prime 8O931j fancy from II to %, so
I" pr. to choice 81 l311zCorn choice white 90
SEEDS. clover s,50@9.0O3 q meal 100
& timothy 500 HAY primo timothy % 90
hungarian 800 - hungarian
blue grass $50 +" blue grass,
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Msssrs. Steele and Bledsoe are reelected
Representatives from &srsbsn county.
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PULASKI, TENN,
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Livery and Sale Stable,
TEN n.

I TAKE pleasure in saying to the publicc that my
i conmodious Livery Stable Main Street north
of the public square is now well supplied with the
Best Of Harness and Saddle Horses
Gosling Buggies nice Carriages attentive and ac-
eommodating Ostlers, and plenty of Provender.
Bill Lewis
will occasionally be on hand for a horse swap. A
man may get either ride, drive, feed or trade
PRICES.
Carriage and Horses per day, $500
Horse and Bug " 500
g half day. ...-.. 500
short drive ....... 800
Saddle Horse . day ..-'.....-..-- -.. AGO
Buggy & Harness without Horse. 500
Buggy Horse without Buggy ...... 500
Feeding Horse single feed .......... so
Z" per day l, so, per month 40 90
march 23-1y j. Il. Jackson
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Terms of AdYertislng.

Advertisements inserted at 81, so per square, 90
Mines or less in this for the first, and IS cents
for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements not marked with the number OF
insertions desired will be inserted and charged for
a. the regular rates until ordered out. ( g +
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Size. CoIoring. etc.
"PEARL MTNTATURFs. y

These Portraits are Rich, Com plete and Beauti-
FL. They be highly eolored and given 3 deli
cacy Of complexion not possessed by the Fairest
Lady, or even the Pure Alabaster Wilderness of q
Babe. In this respect OILY there hkenesses fat
terirR Of the myriads Of pictures taken in the
various styles Of art the f'Pear il unq usstonably
the prettie and most remarkably Liie-like POr-
trait the world ever Saw IL Is Elegant
Photographic. VIgnets. Caytes de Visits, etc.
Taken in the latest, mos. popular and approved
styles known to thu art of SIn-drawing. My pro-
auctions Of all other kinds known the profesFon
viii also com pare favorably with any photographic
specimens Of AIT in cLristendom. Hence you see
tile folly Of expenditure on railroads and at hotels--
lost time and risk Of life TO distant clues foreign
countries) They have the middle tinta- are Rich
in tone. Complete in detail, Bold IN feature, and as
finish and durability there question of their
supJriOrity.
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UNDER wB-AR.

We take great pleasure IN announcing 70 the in
habitants Of Pulaski and vicinity that we hRve Sc
cured the services of Mr.. Charles W Smith, gen.
teman well known to the residents Of Giles county
who will always be pleased 10 see, and wait on his
old friends and former cHstomors,
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL s. 1886.
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Old PICTURES. &c.

Of any kind copied any size. also take Pictures
OF individuals IN Horseback or in Buggies, Play
ing At Games, Groups, and Schools ReGcls in Uni
FORM Masons and Odd Fellows ia Regalia, etc, nd
colored if desired, by the most Accomplished
Artist II this country.
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. WON Il -

If Cash Is paid in advance for pictures not good,
they shall be re taken, or the amount Rsfsnd6a
Warrant Every Picture, and Guarantee
Satisfaction to Every Customer, or Make No
Charge.
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IMPORTANCE OF PICTURES.

If you want licensees for your friends end rela-
tives, come AZ once, for sickness or some other
hidden monster may forever debar you from another
opportunity favorable. i is prf5S5sge to have
ikenesses Of dear ones whether we see them aoain
O. not. These little Keepsakes ieaOeks Many
WHO read this will testify 20 The truth in these lines
for they like myself in this Respect feel and have
felt the want Of miniatures recall the feature Of
de ? brothers who fell IN Battle OF wero othsTwi
Sserafesd upon the alter Of our beloved Soutl -
Fond and peasefaI roeollsctions 70 thefr precious
nleLnUTies.
Hues. Colors, Dressing, &c.
White Gray and Black, take ". e. and black.
Crimson, Orange, Brown. Green and deep Rs5.
Magenta, Yellow, Pink, Purple and Blue, take
light
Checked md Powered goods take well enough
Dark DrapeIy is (rather) nost pleasing.
PRICES.
Photographs, g. per doz.; sax per half dog.
Pearls. 8l2. SI5 an s2J apiU ..
Otbsr pictures at various rates-
Doubis price for 6II children.
ARTISTS.
D. 7. GRIFFIN. Wilson Co., Tenn.
WILLIAM COOPER. Nashville, Tenn
". ,. MURPHY, Madiaon Co., ala.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited toses spsclreEs
u p Stars precisely East 81 the cc1-t aouBs.
Jsas,sf " D MURPHY
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NASHVILLE MARKETS.

ArFIr 6, 6e--OARrrUrtr CORRECTED rvrHr WEEK.
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consisting Of Full Bosom Shirts, Linen Shirts IN
der Shirts, Drawers, CTavats, suspenders, Collars;
In fact a complete line Of
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Society or Alumni Of the Virginia Military
Tustifufe.

Society or Alumni OF the Virginia Military
Institute.
We publish by request the following resolu
tons, passed at citing Of the Society Of Alumni
OF the Virginia Military Institute held at the Lex
ington House, in Lexington, Va, on the evening
Of the &th Of July last:
On motion of General X. L. Colston the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas It appearing that no meeting OF the So
ciety Of Alumni Of the Virginia Military Institute
has been held for several years, owing to the in
terruptions OF the war; and that all the records Of
the Society have been destroyed at the burning Of
the Institute; and whereas ii is exceedingly desi
rable that the Society should be regularly reor.
ganzed. In order that It's members may in some
way contribute their parts in the ere-establishment
OF their now stricken Alma Mater I; and whereas
the Board OF Visitors Of the Institute have fixed
upon the 10th of September next the day for tn
re erection Of the statue OF Washington at the In
sltute with appropriate ceremonies therefore
Respiret, That this meeting do now adjourn to
meet on the 10th of September next for the com
plete reorganization OF this Society and for the
transaction Of such other business as may then be
found necessary.
Rssotrsd, That the members now present i'm.
pressed with the necessity of full meeting, earn.
estly invoke the fullest attendance Of all the
members OH that occasion.
JAMES w. MAssIs, President.
Charles A. Daridson, Secretary.
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DRY GOODS, SHOES. GO.
DURRESS, POWERS & YANCEY,

-~~-~~~-~~~~-~~~~~>~ >~Nrr~r~ -
DURRESS, POWERS & YANCEY,
JoBBEKs IN
MOTIONS, HOSIERY, AND WHITE dooDs,
respectfully announce to the merchants OF Viz
y,nla and North Carolins that they are now
receiving their
FALL SUP LIES,
embracing many
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
They are prepared TO exhibit, full lines Of
HOOP SKIRTS,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CoRsETs,
.ESGLIsH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
FANCY wOoLENs,
sHAwLs,
sONTAGS, HOODS, and other wooLEN GOODS
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, and sUSPENDERS,
PERFUMERIEs,
TOILET ARTICLES in endless variety;
beside. complete assortment Of
AMERICAN AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
embracing too many items to enumerate In An ad
vertisemen,. All Of which we offer at the
LOWEST FIGURES
TO fr.t-class buyers.
BURREss. POWERS b YANCEY,
1905 Main street told No. 1l2l,
e4-9m up stairs.
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A PARTY OF LOUISIANIANS SEE TIE
PRESIDENT AND GENERAL GRANT on THEIR
TRIr.-After leaving the President the
Louisiana delegation succeeded in secu-
ring General Grant as he was smoking a
cigar with the profound calm peculiar to
him. After introducing each other oil
round, wringing the hand of their victim
with unnecessary earnestneSs, and perSc-
cutting him with unheeded benedictions,
they remained still unappeased, and held
on to the General until, wonderful TO re-
late, they drew him into quite an animated
dissertation on the climate of Louisiana,
where he had been stationed before he
left the regular army. The Generals re-
marks, though few, were highly amusing.
He said that when he was in the vicinity
of the Red river he had always found the
climate healthy, and thought that it was a
pleasant place generally. He staid there
altogether about fourteen months. The
first six months of that time only two of
their men died, and those not from the
insalubrity of the place-one Of them had
his brains knocked out against tree, and
the other quit drinking.
The Louisiana delegation laughed
heartily at the joke, and one Of them made
the quite unnecessary explanation that to
quit drinking suddenly in their State was
death.-Ne,c York Herald.
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The illness Of the Reverend Mother
Angela, sister of the late Archbishop
Hughes, was announced yesterday in the
various Catholic churches of the city. Al
midnight she was sinking rapidly, and in
all probability has already passed from
life of great usefulness to meritcd re.
ward.-Ne,o York Tribuns, 81.
1t is reported to-day that deputation
from the southern States were on their
way to meet President Johnson to induce
him to extend his trip south.
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THE STREET RArLwAY.-The Richmond
Street Railway Company have nearly com
pleted their arrangements for laying their
track and putting their line in operation
The iron is now being rolled at the Trede-
gar Works, the lumber for the super
structure will be delivered at Rockets IN
few days, and beautiful, light, airy cars
have been constructed, and during the
fall our citizens will have the pleasure OF
passing from Rockets up Main street to
Eighth, up Eighth to Broad, up Broad to
Brook avenue, and returning will come
down Ninth street to Main, for a very
moderate fare. 1t is the purpose of the
company to extend their lines as rapidly as
possible, one to Hollywood Cemetery, an
other out into Sidney, and others in
various directions, as the wants of the
community may demand. The capital OF
the company ought to be increased at
once, and the additional capital should be
taken by property holders in the suburbs
and they will thus secure tho extension oi
the lines to their own property, andgreatly
enhance its value, to say nothing of the
large dividends which street railways have
always paid to their shareholders.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-On Monday after
noon Messrs. Harrison, Goddin & Apper-
son sold business stand, with two acres
attached, on the Brook turnpike two
miles from the city, for 81 ,0SO. Purchaser,
Herman Garding.
The same gentlemen sold on yesterday
afternoon small house and lot, thirty by
one hundred and twenty feet, for s2,905.
Purchaser, John E. Tanner.
Messrs Isbell & Davis sold yesterday
afternoon three-story brick house, on
the north side of Byrd, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, for sl,675. Pur-
chaser, Heinrich Schlueter.
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LANCAsTERIAN SCHooL.-It affords us
very great pleasure to know that the
Lancasterian School building is under
going thorough repair, and is being re-
painted, altered, and improved. The
whole will be finished this week, and the
schools will be opened on Monday next
under the direction of Rev. James +.
Gates, principal, assisted by Miss Saliie
Lambert and Miss Susan McCoul In the
male department, and Mrs. E. K. waiting
ton and Miss Amanda Watlington in the
female department. The schools Will
commence with an unusually large num-
Der of scholars, and it is expected that
other assistant teachers will be soon ap-
pointed. In the male department there
are desks for two hundred and forty scho-
lars, and in the female for one hundred
and scventy-five scholars, with room In
both departments to place more desks.
AS this is school to which oil our citi-
zens may send their children free OF ex-
pense, we are glad to know that the
trustees have not only put the building In
good order, but that they have abandoned
the old Lancastcrian mode, and will intro
duce an improved course of academic
instruction. The City Council cannot
make a better appropriation of money
than to furnish ample means to the trustees
for sustaining these schools.
The present Board of Trustees are
Samuel Putney, President; Or. John
Dove, Secretary; and DR.. William II.
Gwathmey, Charles j. Sinton, 7. II.
Starkc, Rev. p. B. Price, John Blair, Will
liam p. Mayo, and John c. Williams,
Directors,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE EALMANAC-SBPTEaBER
Sun rises.... Il. 80 Moon rises..........
sun sets.........62l High tide, 7. NJ.

PORT OF RICHMOND, sErrEMBgRa.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philadelphia, msrehan-
disc aud passengers, w. = Porter:
SteaIaer valley city, Tomlin. New York, mer-
chandse and passcngers, w. r Porter.
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New YORK, merchan'
disc and passengers Il. +. Watson.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, J. II. Freeman
Schooner Joseph NAPLES, Robinson, Woods Hall,
guano, Allison 4 Addison.
sloop sophie, Coleman, lower James river, wheat,
Warwick i Barksdale.
SAILED.
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, q. =. Watson.
Steamer Hatteras, Clarke, New York, merchan-
disc nd passengers, :. Ayres Go.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post. Norfolk, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, A. K. Tatum.
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The THOMAS w. PARR who keeps the
grocery and hotel on Eighth between Cary
and Canal is not the William J. Parr who
testified in the case of Somerville on Mon
day, and desires MS to say that he has no
connection with him.
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ExEcrTIyE.-Aoses p. Harrell was up.
pointed yesterday director in the East
ern Lunatic Asylum, in place Of Richard
C. Winn, deceased.
Alfred Shield was commissioned as no.
tary public for the city Of Richmond.
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FRANK LEsLIE's CHILDRES's FRIEND
Messrs. Cole & Turner, news agents, have
laid copy of the above magazine for Sep
tembcr ON our table. 1t il full Of pictures
and short articles suitable for tho little
ones.
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DIsPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE

This establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every.
thing In tho TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best
Founders coud supply, and is now prepared to exc.
cute orders for every description OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Mechanics,
Auctioneers,
Banks,
Railroads,
Steamboas,
Express Companies.
Insurance Companies,
Hotels,
Restaurants,
Boarding Houses,
Concert Halls,
Clerks OF Courts,
Constables,
Doctors,
Colleges,
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APPOINTMENT By TIE PREsIDENT.-JOhn
Proskauer, formerly OF Philadelphia, but
lately of this city, has recently been APP
pointed Inspector of liquors for this dis
trict, under the internal revenue laws.
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EFFECTS or BAD WHISKY-A GENERAL
Row AT CULPEpER CoURTHoUsE.-Cnti
the whole country is entirely reconstruct
cd it is useless to expect that the mellow,
cily whisky of days before the war will be
restored to Us. From 1861 the quality of
the Confederate whisky steadily deterio-
rated stronger and stronger odor marked
each week; stronger infusion of pine
tops marked each month; and price In
creased hundrcd-fold marked each year.
When the war vas over, whisky and
peace returned together, but terribly
high dr,y was levied upon the former, as
bad in its character as the taxes which we
still have to pay for the privilege Of enjoy
ing the latter. The whole character OF the
subtle fluid seemed, to be changed. In
stead of encouraging peace, goodwill, and
brotherly love, as did the whisky of 1861,
the whisky of 1865 still clings to war prin-
ciples, and whenever it is indulged in, pro-
y0kes personal combat or general fight.
The good people of Culpeper have been
re0rganizing their militia, and on Saturday
400 or 500 old soldiers were mustered at
the Courthouse. In the afternoon the
whisky flowed freely in celebration OF the
occasion, and before night pretty general
shindy was going on throughout the little
village. The Confederate militia clinched,
and tumbled, and rolled, and squabbled,
and used naughty words, and yet were
good friends and good citizens all the
while. One citizen drew knife upon
man who was having little dispute with
him, but the knife was knocked out OF MS
hand and he himselfwas soundly thrashed.
There were black eyes and broken noses,
torn coats and scratched faces, damaged
hats and sprained hands, but no serious
harm was done, and the whole affair was
attributable to natural overflow OF good
,pirits and too free use OF bad whisky.
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Home Richmond-Hooper, !; Cuilen'
l. Total,2.
Home ruus.-Ashby, 0.
Fly catchers s.-Richmond-Babcoc Ia
wards, ) Hooper, ,; Taylor. l; ohocRiey' l.
Total, ). r,,.ra.
Fly catchers.- |; Edwards
|; Joseph Davidson, /. Total, j. .-,
During the fourth inning Bidgood spralneo
lis ankle, and was relieved by GlaZebrooK
and near the close OF the eighth inning Con
nell had fall and disabled himself, and was
relieved by Ellington.
Time of game, four and half hours.
Tmpire-NIinnigerode, of Olympic Cluo.
Scorers-Meredith for Richmond; EzeKiei lot
Ashby.
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THE WEATHER. Another hot spell
More vexation, more pcrspiration, less
respiration, less perambulation, and the
thermometer at 95 degrees in the shade at
8 o'clock on yesterday afternoon.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To Mr.. A. Welsh,
Southern Express to the Harnden Ex-
press to the National Express Company.
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OLD DOMINION

Tmpire-Jor Davidson, OF Ashhy 1lup'
Scorer for Old Dominion, l.. i. Ezekiel scorer
for Olympic, F.. Watson James. Time ot
game three hours and twenty minutes.
The game was called by the umpire on the
seventh inning, on account oil the darkhess.
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BASE BALL.-A "returned game of
base ball was played yesterday afternoon
between the Richmond and Ashby Clubs,
the former coming out victorious. The
following are the scoringS:
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81 WHITE SULPHUR WATER,

81 WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
FLUM TuB WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GKEESBRIER COUNTY.
W. have Just received supply Of this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
THE .EPuTATIOE OF THIS WATER is WORLD
WIDE.
well known are its valuable properties In the
'NEE uP BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
LANGEXESTS OF THE LIVER
iAat4tls deemed unnecessary to do more than ma ke
The announcement that the water can be had.
T.. rNrrriment OF transporting the water was
la.v mad" years ago.
:T CAN lie HAD HERE AS PERFECT. AS TO
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAkES
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
orders addressed to JOHN r. CARING, White
sulphur springs, will meet with prompt attention.
fF.ee ryf case 0! two dozen quar-! bottles, si2.so'
Euf st.e IN quantities Ia suit purchasers by
PURCELL, LADD 4 co, Druggists,
Genera! Agent, for the Virginia Springs Waters.
ap?o--llslOct
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yITINES.--On hand and constantly re-
w ceiyipg, CHAMPAGNE, HOOK, and CLAR.T,
ali OF INV own importation. and Of the finest qusli
- O. CRANZ, No. ? Exchange Block,
auas-ts Fourteenth street.