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To all persons interested i'm either of th
estates hereinafter named:

estates hereinafter named: l. atsH.
A I Court of Probate held at Portland. within
Tuo ana or the County OF Cumberland, on the third
tuesday OF Sept, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty seven, the following matters hav-
ing been presented for the action thereupon herein
after indicated, it is hereby ordered,
That notice thereofbe given to all persons inter
esied oy causing copy OF this order to be published
tnree weeks successfully in the Maine State Pres.
anu Eastern Argus, papersprinted at Portland aore-
said that they may appear at Probate Courf 70 he
neld at SAID Portland, the third Tuesday of Oct-
per neAe, az zen ofthe clockin the forenoon. and
be heardthereon, and object ifthey see cause.
Nathan Nutting, late of Otisileld deceased VIII
and petition for the probate thereof presented by
EPhraIm Nntting the Executor therein named
CHARTS flamlin, late of Standish, deceased Pc
lin and Others, widow and children Of SAID deceased
9 Albania SNOW, minor child and heir Of Stephen
Snow, late of Brunswick, deceased Fourth ac
count presented Tor allowance by Ammon Woodard.
Riellarl Purnton late of Windham. deceasc1
feuion lof allowance out of personal estate; pre-
ceased. ~ W S''" "e-
Melissa E. Earney aud another, minor children
and heirs Of Ellen Varney, late Of Windhan JnI
p Haskell. Guardian. " ""'oi
Joseph Huston, late OF Gray deceased. Petition
for administration; presented Inv France =, iI
ton, widow of sud deceased. " nus
r. Elizabeth Lowell, late OF Yarmouth dece,.e,l- :
man, Administrator. ny % rlee-
=, Enoeh +. Bearce, late of " rmouth, deceased.-
P p account presented for allowance by Mary A.
bearce, Executrix. ~ ' -
pd Dennis Doughty, late of Cumberland, deceased
rctit9n lot allowance out OF personal estate; pre-
Sei E " Abigail Doughty. widow of said deceased.
az. S: r. Williams and Others, minor children
and heirs OF Ezra L. Williams late Of Falmouth de-
ceased: Accounts presented fer allowance by Will
ham Williams, Guardian -.
Aimira Broad, late OF Westbrook, deceased. Viii
ana petition for the probate thereof presented by
SlIas Broad, the surviving Executor therein named
Daniel Gould, late OF Portland, deceased. Ac-
count presented for allowance by Albert f. Chase
Administrator. '
Clinton, l.. Tusesbury and others, minor heirs of
Amos b. Tukesbury, late OF Portland, deceased.
Petition tor license TO sell and convey real esfaia.
presented by Benz min Fogg Guaruia1.
John j. Brown, late OF Portland deceased F;ret
account presented Tor allowance by Thomas r. ResJ
Administrator de bonis non " '"'
sarah X Harmon, late OF Portland, deceased =
Heution Tor administration; presented nv Hiram
"n nrs principal creditor OF said deceased
george II. MeIntire, minor CHI Id of George n Nc
cnnso la,e OF Portland, deceased. Petition Tor IL
Hanson NJ. Hart, Guardian 'e' Piesehoeu py
AMI Sah no1 Elder late Of Portland, deceased Eighth
SuI l' account; presented for allowances by Sarah
o Elder trustee under the will of said deceased
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G. A. OF R.-Attention is called to the
meeting to be held this evening at the hall Of
the Army & Navy Union. A general attend
ance is requested.
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Turner's Tic DoulOu reux, or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases The
severest cases completely and Permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
the unqualified approval of many eminent ,physi-
clans. 1t contains nothing injurious to the most DEL
cate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER s. CO., 100
fremont Street. Boston, Mass, proprietors. ~
For sale by w. f. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July is. eod&w1ysn ~
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FIRST PARIsH-At parish meeting of this
Society, held yesterday afternoon, it was voted
to extend a call to Rev. Benjamin H. Bailey
OF Dedham, Mass, to become their pastor.
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1T VIII De seen by change in advertisement
that y. w. GARDENERS Singing School win not
commence until Oct. 18th.
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ROLL OF HoNoR.-We have received from
the Quartermaster Generals Office list of
the names of soldiers who died in defence of
the American Upion and are buried in the ma
tional cemeteries at Chattanooga, Stone River
and Knoxville in Tennessee.
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Ar 23d, ship Kearsarge. HaIox,o,, ~. -,
sr'g oipsey 0Geen, York, Philadelphia: scbs R.;
s54e--,s 'iA"r"'a Anav eva niaxn ns WIS. nus
N-.-s s..sss
worth. Ellsworth; Magnolia. Mann, Bangor: At
iantic Pinkhain. Wscasset; Mirror, -. Bath.
Below brig Jossie, from Philadelphia.
SALEM-Ar goth, sch Orion, Osborn, fr"--
tor Rondout.. ~. .Ili Belfast
Louise Hamilton, Ee- ,,ortt fendseton, and Mary
DAN v Eng ar 18th. schs Sarah Morton Na
York; Pear, Thayer. Rockland 'o"' new
MARBLEHEAD-Ar ed, brig b Young Ravis
Philadelphia.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 21st, sehs Fairfield YER
rill. and Bay State Long, Bangor Rising Sun, Kel-
lev, do; Nautilus. Jameson, Rockland
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 18th, sch Ralph Souder, Cros-
by, Philadelphia.
Sid goth, sehs Palos. Cousins, Ellsworth VIM H
Mailer. Hatch, do; Walton, Ingr ham. Gardiner.
BANGOls-Cld 21st. barqne Argentine, Atwood,
BuenO9 eai.a d. Portland .
on =
CIdra Rankin. Rankin Nav Ynrk. :
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Inc stars Bangor correspondent says that
Hon. Joseph w. Porter, of Burlington, viii
uot be candidate for Speaker of the House
this winter, but will support Mr.. Woodmah' Oh
Bucksport, for that position.
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
.l.I1I.#. rant Wines

So highly recommended by Physjcianss. NAV Je
f0undat wholesale at The drug stores of w. W. Whp-
PIE q Co., d; Il. Hay. w. F. Phillips & Co., Il. L.
Stan"ood and .. W. Perkins g. Co. jan12snd1y
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HORSE CAR TICKETS at less than the usual
rates for sale at Toppans. See advertisement.
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EVE NJ " THING
a For Shooting or Fishino.

Also hne Pocket Cutlery, Racers, Scissors, Tail
ors, BARRIERS and other SHEARS, Fruit and FIosrer
Ware, may be obtanedof a. u. BAITFY
augzieodtt sn No. As Exchange Street [
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A PAIR OF CABINET MINIsTERs.-The fol-
lowing is pen and ink sketch of two Cabi-
net worthless: 1rl-afff eats f,.
The scurviest Observation-Disclosures in the
Cabinet Is Wells of Connecticut. He is tenn
peratt in his habits, but SO profound is his
sympathy with Mr.. johnson that he feels tipsy
when his chief tipples too hard. 1t Jolnsou
were to declare for q monarchy tomorrow
Welles would instantly argue that the Consti-
tuition required it. But he will stop short of
actual danger to himself If the President
should attempt actual resistance TO Congress
Wells will then torsake him. He is not man
for actual perils of that sort, though he takes
10 office as naturally as a bruser does 10 pot
house. believe Randall is getting over his
johnson fever but he can't be taken from hos
pital yet. When he sees Grant sure of an
election at the hands Mt the Republican party
he willrecover his senses, and will shout. with
many others in similar condition, for "Grant
and Congressional reconstruction"
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IMPORTS,

CARDENAS. Brig Fredonia-335 hhds 10 ties AZ
bbs molasses, to Churchill G. Co. 4 l.s
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Mater. in New York.

Annual Exhibition of the American institute
Cholera Steamboat Collision on the Hud
soma Forger -Theatrcals, &c.
NEW YORK Sent 81
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NINERAL BATHS AT HOME

d DYSPEPSIA CURED
Upupr,oNs HEUlf4TTSM CURED
EROPIIONS on the FACE CURED
SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL. WATERS
Do away with all your various and often pernici-
prepared with -' "'' d" 10" pa'ns
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Wanted
PROBATE NOTICES

A GOOD workman to repair Boots and sb,os oo,,
e "A a md work by APPLYING immediate!y al j. TT
Shoe Store, No IS India Street, next door
70 American House. senfSdiot ''i
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EOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Sydney, NSw, July "a, ship wnona, Stan
ley, Callao. Thste flStsI ~
Ar at Melbourne July 2sth, ship james Guthrie,
johnson, Boston via st Thomas
Sid I'm Valparaiso 18th ult, ship Sunbeam. Chad
wick, Tor Cadcra, to finish ldg tor u s.
Sid I'm do prev to 18th ult, barque Paladin, Brown
for Montevideo.
Sid FIN Buenos Ayres LIST ult, barque White Wing,
Ross Boston,.
Sid FIN Rio Janeiro 9th ult, barque Wayfarer,
Blatchford New York.
In port 25th ut, ship w II Prescott, Batcheder.
Tor San Francisco. ldg cargo ship Vitu!a.
Ar at Quebec 18Th ut, ship Pericles, Jones' IRON
Liverpool.
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"PRoRoGUING" CoNGREss.-Mr. Hazeweil OF
the Boston Traveller, in his Review OF the
Week, discusses at greater length than the
Importance of the subject demands, the power
of the President to prorogue Congress. The
revolutionary clique, that infest the White
House, seem to imagine that the euphemism
of using the word prorogue in the sense Of
dissolve will clothe the President with the
constitutional power TO dispense ''the body
hanging upon the verge of the government
and order a new election. But there is no in
telligent child in the country who does no
know that this power is as foreign TO he legit-
innate functions of the President, as the abso
lutte veto of the sovereigns Of Great Britain
Only in case of disagreement between the
two Houses Of Congress as to the time of adj
journment has the Executive any right to III
terfere.
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TIL PRESS
Tuesday Morning, September "a, 1857.

Gsy-Fira Page To-day-Who is RESPONSE
lie; Railroads to the Atlantic; The Dominion
of Canada; Varieties. .f..s..5...
Fourth Page Hester, by Charles Lamb; The
Russian Reception Of the American Exeur-
siouists
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Matters arising and presented under the Act
Of March, 1867,

Joseph Badger, late Of Brunswick, deeeased.-
Copy Of will aud petition that the same may be YER
flied and established as the viii of said testator
Presented by Charles j. Gilman, Executor.
Martha Davis, lac of Standish, deceased. Copy
OF will and petition that the same may be verified
and established the will of sad testatrix present.
ed by Elizabeth Davis, Executrix, s.I
Edwin Staples, late OF Casco, deceased. Copy of
will and petit that the same may be verified and
established as the will of said testator; presented ~
Horasio j. Swasey, Executor.
Dan ell b. Clement, late OF Gorham, deceased
Copy of will and petition thai the same NAV he va;
fled and est blished as he viii of said tesator
scented by Jonathan astm n Executor pre-
John A. WATERMAN Judga
A true copy Of the original order q uuse'
Attest-AARoN B. HOLDEN, Register.
w3w 80
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business Items.

ONLY a few boxes of that French paper left
at Geyer's. Five quires French paper for $1.25.
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A LARGE Boarding House. in a central part of
6Athe city, Capable of accommodating 20 or 80
borders IA Beds, Furniture, Dishes &c. for sale
with House. BY W 80 S''''
po.,,... A. j. cox & Co,
Real Estate AMI General Business Agents
tei ~ INV" 351 1-2 Congress St.
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49, NOTICES.
DIR. s. s. FITCH'S.
ssFamily Physician,

Seventy-six pages price 25 cents. Sent to any ad-
dress No money required until the book is received,
read. and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. S. s. FITCH, %
fremont Street, Boston. Jan29d1y
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements ibis Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre-Bidwell & Locke,
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
To Let-Boarding house.
House for Sale-W H, FERRIS. rg
Dissontion-Wight e. Webb. tA4
Wanted-Workman.
Counsellor at Law Nathan Webb.
Dissolution-T. e. Buck g. Co.
Probate Notices.
For Sale-Horse, Carryall, &c.
Cow for Sale.
Observation-Disclosures Hall, Wl t
Posi- No 2, GA. of the r., Hf lAl
For 81, 600-Geo. X. Davis & Co. ~
Probate Notices.
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Singing School.

M r. GARDNER will commence his Fail Term for
IVA instruction in Vocal Music, at the Nestry OF
Free Street Church, on MONDAY Evening, Oct Ttb,
1867, at II O'clock
!, TsRNszTwenty-iour Lessons, Ladies $500. Cen
tlenlen $500.
Monday and Saturday evenings. Tickets for sale
at the Vestry. sept1Gl2w
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DIED. ~

In this city, Sept %, HafaId Cleveland, only SON
OF w. III. and r. a. Green, aged months days.
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock, at
the residence OF the parents ON Thomas street
In Standish, Sept. %, Mrs. f'ary Bradbury rcict
OF the late Andrews NJ Bradbury, aged IS years and
months. T Il ~ = -
In Biddeiord, Sept. H. Sarah Hatch, aged 81 years.
In Biddetord, Sept. 6, Charles G. Staples aged 80
years; 1lth, Frank, son Of Chas A. Gowcn, aged Is
years II month";.
q In kennebun port. Aug. %, Mrs. Elizabeth Rus
In Kennebuhk, Aug. "a, Mr.. Paul Junkius aged
60 years Sept. 8, Mrs. Mary G. Scammon, aged 80
years. - ~ - e ~ \. .To-'
In Pownal, Sept. II, Mr.. Joseph E. fl1er. aged q
years 10 years.
IMPORTS. 81 a
CARDENAS. Brig Fredona-335 hhds 10 ties AZ
bbls molasses, to Z Churchill & CO.. . . n
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C0t0r'h Ca, be C,,,.ed :

ii EApACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
AIof Ine nose and head permanently cured by the
use OF the well-known remedy
Aaeder'S German Snuff!
Try II, Tor It costs but 25c. For sale by all drug
not, aud receive a box By return mail. sepidtfsN
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IrRoM OUR noRRrspoNnrNr

tFKOM OUR CORRESPONDENT d ~
son. Boston tor Bangor. - . S'S'S' '
sid, sch Arctic, Thurston Bay st lawrence
Sept 1S-Ar, schs Geo w Snow, Chase and Rus
sell, Heath, Machias for Boston; L. A Orcutt But
Ter. Bangor for Phi ladelt.hia
Sept 2O-Ar, sch Ranger, HalloweIl, Dennysyilie
Sept 2l-Ar, sch Boston, Baker, WEYMOUTH for
Bangor.
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"STR UMATIC SALps p,
INTERNALLY 1rsr

Ihese SALTS are made from the concentrated
LdgUrs Of re Mm e; Well PENIS Salt Man
gSt hnxes 20 e dsourg and packed in air.
rections are attached ior oatn. d.
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e&A NS Medical Notice. sEMA
G. H. CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote special at
tention TO Dsea es oithe Eye. No 3O1 Congress st.
Office hours from IL A. NJ. to 4 P. M.
May is. SNtt 'rE utE .tl ..7.
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why Suffer from Sores !?

When, by the OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scutds, Chopped Hands, Sprdiss, Cuts,
Wounds, and eUery Complaint Of the Skin. Try it,
as it costs but rs cents. Be sure to ask for
H0le'S A1nic0 Ointment,
For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
SO cents to o. p. SEYMOUR & CO. Boston Mass.
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DtSASTERS.4

Sch Henrietta. tot st George) Dwyer from Quincy
Point Tor Philadelphia. with granite, put into New
port 18th inst, leaking 600 strokes per hour.
Brig u b Allen, before reported ashore at Cane
iLoge, was got OH 10th and towed to Holmes Hole,
leaking badly. @Nta8EHs
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Make, Your OsUn Soap !
2 81 ii SESY -
NO LIME NECESSARY!
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1INILtNAILY USE
"Strumatic Mineral xUo+o,, %,

for days use 5ff, ~ oiie Suiiicieh'
Sold by Druggists generally.
Meff g. BROS. NO zig State ST., Boston; REYNOLDS
sale agents. noso. ~ ao,dys.wTu
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To Let.

A CARRYALL, Horse, harness, &C., ty. a person
sept24d1w* GIGSoN,S
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Oclober, is
rather substantially good than especially bril-
liant. The finest thing in il is Mr.. E. p
Whipple's discriminating, scholarly and ele-
CANT essay upon Ben Jonson Mr.. Parton
pleads ably for an International Copyright,
and presents the facts of his case in so strong
light that the dullest reader cannot fail to
perceive the justice of his claim. He says, in
conclusion:
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House for SALE.
For Sale.

0PPOSITE Girls High School. Cumberland street.
OContains ten rooms. Lot31 1-2x74 teet. A fine
loeat on. Price $1,000. Apply to -
september "a. dit w. H. JERKS.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-04-13

The following is an interesting ease of man
employed in an Iron Foundry, who, in pouring
melted iron into flask that was damp and
wet, caused an explosion. The melted iron
was thrown around and ON him in perfect
shower, and he was burnt dreadfully. The fol-
lowing certificate was given to me, By him,
about eight weeks after the accident:
NEW YORK, Jan. II. 1866.
My name is Jacob Hardy am an Iron
Founders l was badly burnt by hot IRON in
November last; my burns healed, but had
arunning sore on my leg that would not heal
tried MaggiePs Salye, and it cured me IN a
few weeks. This is all true, and anybody can
see me atJackson's Iron Works, I'd Avenue.
J. HARDY, 1I9 Goeriek Street.
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REMOVAL.

HAVING removed ny Bakery to I.oslie's
Ii Building. east side State Street. near
the southern Railroad. ] am now prepared TO
on eli orders for Bread, Cake, Pies, Ru-ks snd
RoIls Thankful for past fav0rs I would elicit
q continuance o. the same. Orders from dis
tance solicited and promptly hlled.
Harch 10, Iee7-dsm. A. j. DAskAA.
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NoTE.-Dr. Hunter visits Memphis
previous to his return to New York city, at
the earnest solicitation of numerous parties
residing in that section, and as his stay is
limited those who desire to consult him
should do so at once.
A personal interview is not necessary, and
those to whom it is inconvenient. or impos-
sible to visit Memphis, can address him by
letter when they will receive in reply cir
cular list of questions relating to the Histo-
ry, Symptoms and Complications of their
disease; upon returning which a sufficient
ly definite opinion of its nature and stage
canbe formed, and if desired, treatment sent
to the nearest Express Office. d&w1mo
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-04-13

By our last foreign news it was an
nounced that some of the people who
invested their money in the Confede-
rate cotton loan have held meeting
in London. Itwas stated that, as the
United States Government were claim
ing property in England said to have
belonged to the so-called Confederate
States, the cotton bondholders had a
right to interpose with prior claim.
Resolutions were passed declaring that
the bondhoIders would act in this way
and seek to recover their losses by
obtaining possession of the property
in England to which the United States
were LAYING claim.
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Hlru.s and Medicines.
w. BERRY

TIME remnant of stock of drugs and medi
l. cines for sale very cheap.
March 29-tf. =. tt'a A. VIRDEN.
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
TETER OINTMENT

Is most excellent preparation for the cure Of that
class of maadies usually termed
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
and which are popularity known as Chrome erup-
tions, letter Pimples Rlisters Scabs ScaldIIead,
Milk-crust Ring-w0rIn, ETC., etc.
1t will also kill Itch and other local vermin which
prey upon tho skin. 1t softens and detachos tho
excrementitous matters deposited upon the skin;
hoas the cracks, blisters and pmples, and renders
the cutaneous surface smooth and pliable. II has
been used by Dr. Gilbert with most satisfactory re-
suits for many years It'll offered for sale, in this
STYLE from the firm conviction that it must nccessa-
rily meet with the hearty appreciation of those who
make use Of It, net
Full directions for the method Of using these rem
edies plain and accurate description Of number
Of the different varieties of skin diseases and many
valuable suggestions In regard to their cure will be
found printed on circular accompanying each pack
age. These suggestions are the fruit OF most ample
experience acquired by DR. Samuel Gilbert during
his extraordinary professional career in the treat
ment of this class of diseases In the cities of Mem
phs, New Orleans and New York and WILL 1t is
Is expected, enable most unprofessonal persons to
treat their own cases with much greater success
than that which usually falls to the lot Of ordinary
physicians. aa1
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NEW SCHEDULE.

vicksburg and Meridian Railroad
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Are due from Vicksburg at Jackson, daily ex-
cept Sunday, at 1915 A. NJ. and $40 p. NJ.
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN EDUCATIONAL
INsTITUTE.-In calling attention to the adver-
tisement of this institution oflearning, we can
not do better than to transfer to our columns
the following from the Memphis Post which
briefly indicates the advantages it offers to the
public: W
The buildings are beautifully located on the
summit of Lookout Mountain, distant about
five miles from Chattanooga, and overlook
vast stretch Of country to the eastward. Here,
amidst, pure and bracing atmosphere. sur
rounded by bold and picturesque scenery en-
tirely shut out from the hum and hustle of bus
mess and travel, the young mind, under the
guidance of kind and experienced teachers,
and provided with all the comforts and guard
lanship of home, is taaght to expand itself
mentally and morally. No sectional or secta-
rian bias controls or warps the minds ofpupils,
but the cardinal principles of loyalty and re-
lgiOn are recognized and inculcated
The wisdom of Mr.. Roberts in selecting this
retreat as the site for school, must be appar-
ent to any one who visits the institution. The
buildings are neat the grounds spacious,
and everything connected with the en-
terprise is well ordered. Youth of both
sexes are here afforded all the thoroughness
of a scholastic education, combined with
the cheapness enjoyed by the most favored
schools of the North, The terms of tuition
and boarding are placed at the low sum OF
one hundred dollars per term of four and
half months, with small additional charge
for the use of books. The pupils are pro-
vided with airy, well-ventilated rooms good
beds, excellent fare, and the best of instruc-
ton in the plain as we'll as higher branches
of education. The instruction rooms for
young men, as well as their apartments are
entirely separated from those of the young
ladies, although both take their meals in a
common dining hall
The entire management of the institution,
outside the departments of instruction, is in
the hands of MIR. G. G, CARPENTER, gentle
man eminently qualified for the position.
Kindly, attentive and considerable, he looks
carefully after the physical wants and ne
cessities of the pupils, and allows nothing
that will cOnduce to their well-belng and
comfort to escape his attention.
The summer term of this institution will
commence on the 18th of May next, and end
on the last day of September. Parents who
wish to secure for their children healthy
atmosphere during the heated summer
months, where they will realize the advan-
tages of school combined with the comforts
and kindnesses of home, will do well to ex-
anime into the merits afforded by the Look
out Mountain Institute. We hope to hear of
a large accession to the school during the |
coming months. At the late terms, repre-
sentatives were in attendance from the |
States of Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama |
Georgia, North Carolina and Florida
Circulars, setting forth the course of in
struction, and other particulars, may be had |
by addressing Mr.. @. G. Carpenter, Superin-
tendent Chattanooga, Tenn.