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Attachment Nofice.

Louis Gronauer vs.. Anderson Hunt. Attach
men{ suit before ). A. Moore, J.P.
Louis Gronauer vs.. John Hunt. Attachment
suit before ). A. Moore, J.P.
A FFIDAVIT FOR attachment having been
IA made in this ease In pursuance OF section
S55 OF he code Of Tennessee, and attachments
having Ssued against the estate OF the abug8
named defendants for The sum d SlG8 gZ-lG1
against John Hunt and $40 l9lO0 against Au-
Gerson Hunt cue by account, and have been
returned levied, ETC.. it Is therefore ordered
thatsatd defendant enter his Appearance on or
before the Z4th day Of February, Isb7, 10 plead,
answer or delnur to the sad plaintiffs COM
plant, or he same viii be taken for confessed
and the case SET for bearing ex-Farte. and fhst
acOpy Of this order &c published once a week
lOr four consecutive weeks IA the Memphis
APPEAL 5. A. MOORE, J. r.
aaaUn 49,
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STALLS UhRIVALLED
Piano and Furniture Polish.

lust INTRODUCED, and being adopted by
y all leading houses in the manufacture Of
Pianos, Organs, BilllSrd Tables. Furniture, etc,
etc. Every one who has a Piano should have "a
bottle OF this Polish. send Tor Circulars and
we viii give full particulars and directions u
IS put mp in bottles IT 80 cents and % CsutE, end
where hall a dozen are ordered al orce. We viii
forward, prepaid. by express. Applications for
TerriterV and Agencies received bY
BROWN PERKINS.
General Agents for the United states.
janll lm-daW No. 4U RrOOWe ST.. y. Y.
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'1LE "B,H z octave. same as style A, with
serpentIne moulding on plnth, carved
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BROWN & PERKINS,
for the People
400 - ~
42o Broome St., New York.

WE would call the attention OF the public 10
our elegant New Scale Pianos, ia the fOl-
lowing styles:
STYLE A Z octave, Front large round
corners, PLAN case, either oCtagOu or
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BETHEL
EcLemOresVIlle, Carroll Co., Tenn,
Rev. Us. HOWARD, President.

THE Fall Session OF this Institution will open
on THURSDAY, SEPT. 20TH, 1866. This
Institution is Iocatedin a quiet village with an
Industrious, moral, intelligent, ehurch-gOing
population, and surrounded by a pleasant, fer
tile and healthy country. 1t is easily accessible
from all parts of the country, being situated
three and a half miles from Trezevant Station.
on the Memphis and Ohio railroad.
Tuition per term Of i've months SIS to $50.
Contingent fee, 81 so.
Boarding, SIS per month.
The course Of instruction Will be systematic
and thorough.
For further Information address the Presi-
dent or REV. a. Z. COOPER
sells President Board OF Trustees
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IMPERIAL BLUE.

BEoI N HE WUHIU.
Soluble in hard as well as soft water.
Warranted not 10 streak the clothes
Ten cents per box. Liberal discount 20 the
trade.
Agents wanted everywhere 10 sell the above
articles, to whom We offer extraordinary Iu-
dncements-
Samples sent, postpaid, on receipt Of above
prices. Address,
NEW YORK STARCH GLOSS CO..
janl1 ITndaw No 2I8 Fulton ~, New York.
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Drugs, MEDICINES,

LIVERY article usually kept by Druggists can
u be found here. My stock is all new ana
fresh, and such AS 1 can guarantee To the cru
Hens of Memphis. Planters, chs Ply
sicians, and all who are in need OF anything
IN my line, l would take this methou OF AssuI-
ing them that their orders viii be nlleu uPsn
short notice and with such articles as can Dc
relied upon. To those Of nay former patrons,
who haYe dealt with me up TO the time i was
OF necessity compelled 10 sell out, l would
cordially AK a renewal OF their acquaintance
assuring them that our past and former deal
ings IS only "A guarantee OF what the IutuIe VIII
be, promising aIways 10 do the best 1 can.
The PRESCRIPTION DEPsk rMENI being
one OF the most important branches OF the
Apothecary business, and one that requires
skill and experience, viii receive my personal
attention, and during my absence VIII be under
the control of competent and careful Apothe-
carries, accessible at all hours day or night.
Soliciting an examination OF stock and prices,
b. +. GOODYEAR,
Druggist and Apotheeary, $40 Second 81,
dsSz7 Sm Near Monroe, Memphis isAn'
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NEW YORK.
MILO HATCH, HAS. IT. PHELPS,

MILO HATCH, CHAs TT. PHELPS,
Twenty years Tash'r Six years Ageutaud
Mechanics Bank, Cashier southern
Augus.a, Ca. Express Company.
HATCH & PHELPS, Bankers and Brokers,
ii General Purchasing Agents, and Us. ana
Foreign Newspaper Advertising Agents. l9
Broad street. and 81 Exchange Place. New York.
kEFERENCEs-R. H.. Lowry. ESD. President
Bank OF Republic, y. Y; Josiah Oskes, Esq ".
Pres n and Leather Bank, y. T.; j. d. Yer
m1lye, ESD, at the Merchants Bank, n. d .
NOurse < Brooks. II Pearl street. y BuodIs
& Peters, ~ Pesrl street, n. Y; DIS Brown,
Esq, Editor and Proprietor Rochester Demo-
Graf, Rochester, = y; John l. Buuce. ESQ,
Prest Phenix Bank, hartford. ct James Miles,
Esq, Pre- Z Exchange Bank, Hartford. ca;
Francis kellOWes & son. Attorneys az Law,
Hartford, Ct; ID. A. Dwight CO.. Boston. Mas;
Calvin TAFT. Esq, Worcester, Mass: Thomas -.
Metcan, q, Augusta. Ga Jshn D4yis5u. Fsq q.
Augusta, Ca; Fl B Pant. Fsq Pres south
ern Express Co.; r b Bullock. j. o., Supt
Southern tx. Co, Atlanta. Ca, F. Hubert,
Esq. SuP't Southern FIX Co.. Atlanta, Ga Jas.
shutter, Esq SuptS southern Ex Co.. Memphis.
Tenn; A. b. small, Esq, Sup't Southern EN.
Co, New Orleans; and Agents o. Express COM
NAMES rumTT Inn
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Trustees Sale
Tuesday, March 3, Isez.


IN pursuance Of a certain deed Of trust. made
and entered into BY and between the Mem
PMS Building and Loan Association. Andrew j..
Montgomery, A. Wright, Hezskiah Cobb. Cole
lay, trustee, duly recorded In the Registers
Office Of shelby county, Tennessee, in book No.
tue purposes in said deed mentioned, I wu,
tuesday, March 18th, A. D., 1861,
IN 'front.' Of the Courthouse, Greenlaw block,
Memphis, Tennessee. sell At Public Auction, for
cash, 70 the highest bidder. the following prop
eTy, tO-wit: Ali the property conveyed % the
undersigned in said deed, and especially to-
wit a certain tract OF land, in said county and
state, ian Civil District Of said county, south
eaat OF and near to the city Of Memphis,
bounded a. follows Beginning nc a stake or
point on the east side o. COllege street, two %
chains south Of the point where Walker street
and said street intersect, a. laid down on the
map Of the CITY OF Memphis and It's euvirOua,
~ = W. bucker, thence east and psrallel with
walker street, along the south line Of a lot OF
one and a half acres 20 by Al Montgomery
70 he Key Nj Dr4nes seven chains and nfty
Inks 10 a stake, the southeast corner Of said
Drlne's lot, thence north two chains 10 a stake
Ia the south line Of Walker street, thence east
with the SDuth-line Of Walker street. two
chains and twenty-five links 70 a stake ON the
east line and northeast corner Of the original
Montgomery by solomon Rnzeil, By deed OF
February p. iAJL, recorded in the Register Of
neeol sa-a county as sat llenee south win
chains and ulnety-seven links 10 a stake.
thence west one eualn and sevenfy-fVe uuks
p a STAKE Ms OEeus' northwest co Her,
thence south eight links 20 q stake. G.. J.. e..
Devlin's northeast corner. turuce west with
the north line Of said D-viiD. eight chains % a
stake ON the east line OF COLLEGE street thence
north with the east line 81 sauf College street.
two chains aud niucty-f1uT uuEs 20 tie bezIH-
ming, containing 3 &lID acres, as surveyed (.
and also one lot Of ground IN the town Of Pom
t0toc, county OF POntOtyC, state OF MIsssslupl.
containing about three o. acres OF gruuuu,
being all the real estate Of said Montgomery. la
said town, for a more particular a count OF
which, 9 S-lb and acre lots, reference b made
to said deed Oftrust. Title believed % be- good.
Right OF redemption waived. Convey only as
/ trustee. sale al 10 O'Clock am
LUKE W. FINLAT,
feh8 IDS Tlulfaa.
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The mercantile marine OF Greece
numbers 5000 vessels. There are ship
yards at Poros, GaIaXeda, Lyra, and else
where. Vessels are built OF from six to
seven hundred tons register but the
larger number are mere boats Of from
six to seven tons burthen. 1t is estima-
ted that $4,000 seamen are employed in
Grecian vessels, and that their united
tonnage is 1900 0 tons. The foreign
commerce of Greece is large, and has
extended with great rapidity since her
independence. It's trade with the Uni
ted States in 1851 employed nine hum
bred and twenty-fOur Greek vessels.
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r o w & PERKINS,
PUBLISHERS Of
SH Ell VI SIC
AND HUSIT BOOKS.

yJE would respectfully call the attention or
w JhOir Leaders and singing School Teach
ers to our establishment, where al kinds of
Church Music. Glee and Anthem Books can be
obtained on the most favorable terms
The long experience Of our Mr.. Perkins In
Musical Conventions. CbOirs, the Concert room
and sunday Schools, enables him to give advice
and Information on oil point OF musical in
tsrest a. 10 the s~electtLn or proper works Of n
structiOn, formation OF Musical ScnoOls-prn-
Interest TO composers, leaders, teachers and
students.
Sheet Music urukhe on the usual terms,
with prOmptness and dispatch. Country ordlrs
solicited, and selections made for pupils, teach
eFs, concerts, etc, etc, etc.
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MODERN GREECE.
Her Progress Since Her Independence
contributions 90 the Canadians.


There is no possibility Of a compromise
between the Turk and the Greek. -Four
centuries Of ruthless tyranny, with fire.
qnent massaeres OF unequaled ferocityi
have engendered q spirit Of hatred which
will rest satisfied with nothing short OF
the overthrow of the Turkish authority.
Memories Of Constantinople, Of ipsara
and of SciO, forbid the voluntary sub
/ mission of the Christian TO Mohamme-
dan rule. Your younger readers may
not he familiar with these events, which
shocked all ChIistendom q generation
ago. Let me refer 10 n only Of these
! massacres:
Scio, in 1872, contained an educated,
refined and wealthy population, which
was estimated at one hundred thousand
souls. The p~easantry rose to aid their
cOmpatTiots In Greece, who were then
engaged in that long struggle which re-
suited in the establishment Of the king
dom Of Greece. When the pasha heard
Of this rebellion he landed an army OF
fifteen thousand men in the island, and
began a work of universal slaughter.
Neither the beauty Of women MOI the
innocence OF childhood escaped. Tender
maidens and helpless children were tor
tured by the thousand other thousands
were sold into slavery. 1t is estimated
that forty thousand persons were slain.
The population Of the island after the
massacre was only sixteen thousand
souls.
This is one of the innumerable list OF
| outrages, equal in cruelty, although not
in extent, to any which the history OF
the Turks and Greeks abounds. Besides,
{ le Turk never changes. He is the same
cruel and remOrseless tyrant to-day that
he was when he first entered Europe.
He is intoierant of the Christian. Moth
ing but fear can induce him to do justice
70 his Christian subjects and there is
no faith to be placed in his pledges.
HecatOmbs Of Greek martyrs have testl-
fed 10 this unfattering picture of the
Turk.
1t is not so with the Greek. Those
Turks who remained in Greece after the
overthrow Of the mCslem rule, have
neither been mOlested in their persons
nor p~lundered. There is complete reli-
gious federation in Greece. No church
rates. no tithes, no taxes whatever are
levied for the support of any sect or
creed. Official hOnOrs are open alike to
the Jew, the Christian and the MOham-
medan. 1t speaks well for the Greeks
that a Turk was recently elected dimarck
or mayor OF & village in EubOa.
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF
Passage to Europe,

d. the only American Line to England and
ID France. The New YORK and Havre steam
ship COmpany's nrst class mail steamships
ARAGO and FULTON, having been thorOughly
redtted, will leave Pier No. q North river, ior
Hayre, calling at Falmouth, the following days,
at noon precisely:
Fulton, 9. Samaels. Saturday, Aug Z, lHt
Arago, Henry A. Gadsden, Saturday SepLil 90.
Fulton. 8 Samueis, Saturday, Sept y, iSh
Arago, Henry A. Gadsden, SATURDAY &C., %
And every % days thereafter Prices OF passage
payable in gold.
Main
Flrst Class- Lower ~
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C ICE!! ICE!!!

WE wish 10 call the attention OF the ice deal
w ers in the tOwnso on the railroads and river
10 the fact that they can purchase their slpply
in the spring, which we are unloading from
barge-, at much less rates than al retail, after
We haYs been 70 the expense OF putting Il in
store. Apply TO or address
BOHLEN, HUSE& CO.,
JalS 3VA 1857 Main street
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Dissolution OF CO.Partnership.

VaE partnership heretofore existing between
Larry Rarmstad, J. W. Jennings and Robert
Gibson, under the name and style of LARRY
HARMSrAD& Co, in The General Steamboat
Agency and WharfDoat Business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
Larry Harrnstad and Robert Gibson. having
purchased the interest of ]. W. Jennings. will
continue the business uuder the same styie as
heretofore, assuming all liabilities of the arm.
LARRY HARMSFAD,
J. w. JENNINGS.
ROBERT GIBSON
Memphis, January Il, 1901, janis
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What class in the social scale comes
after nursery maids? Soldiers.-Pnch.
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ST. LAZARUS COLLEGE.

VNHE enterprising friends OF st. Lazarus
Church have secured the nne lot and build
ings Of tine Medical College on Beal street.
The primary department 20 be used as a par
ish school for the small girls and boys, and
the collegiate department for young gentle
men, with an ami pie charter to confer degrees
and ten free scholarships for sons Of Coined
crate soldiers have been provided. 1elO
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LANDS.
From the Republican Banner

R~eturHcd in IS68-HOw Mach
RemaIns, aud l. Process OF Reclaim
rug.
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4 Il w - q In O O /.
Law FACULTY.
Hon. X. L. CARUTHERS & N. GREEN, T.. b.
Hon. HENRY COOPER.
Course of Study in the Law School

JUNIOR CLAss.-Caruthers' History of a Law.
suit. Walkers American Law. Stephens
Pleadlnss. Kents Commentaries. Story on
PrOmissOFy Notes.
MIDDLE CLAss-StOry on Bailments. Story
ON Agency. Story's Equity Jurisprudence
Story's Equity Pleading. Greenleafs Evidence.
criminal Law.
SENIOR CLAss.-StOry Conflict of Laws.
Angel and Ames on Corporations. Lomax on
Executors. Parsons IA Contracts. Fourth
Kent Reviewed. Story on the Constitution.
Per farm $50 N
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4 IuKA SPRIMCs

CTlLL have a large crowd. and will have al
- winter, owing 10 the remarkable healthi-
ness Of the locality and pre-emineut virtues OF
the waters. Invalids Of all classes, the sick OF
ali diseases, will ind the best Of medical atten-
ton. lfyou ire sizes, IL Is The place TO get well.
Terms, So per month
sel9 MILLER & PATTERSON.
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STARCH GLOSS.

THE most economical article thai can beused.
i costing only about y CENT 70 do the wash
ing of an O~rdinary sized family.
Gives a fine, iyOry-hke poll n TO linen or
musl n.
Eheclually prevents the iron and dust from
adhereiug 10 the cloth.
Makes cid linen look like new.
Goods done up with il keep clean much
longer, thereby saving time and lab r ia
washing.
Warranted not t~oinIure the CLOTHES
Twenty five cents per cake. Liberal discount
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-02-15
ANTI-DYSPEpTIC PILLS.

THESE Pills are purely vegetable, and do not
contain any mercury or calomel. They should
always be used in connection with my Prepare
lions, particularly in costiveness They are a
good and perfectly safe Purgative, and should
be used in all cases ofcbills and fevers bilious bill
ious remittent, dyspepsia, jaundice, depression of
spirits, coughs, colds, and all diseases that re-
quire II Purgative. Price 25 cents per box.
These preparations are not quack remedies
but of my own invention and manufacture, and
only prepared by DR.. G. G. Garrison. For sale
wholesale and retail, at my store, Oil South
Eighth street Philadelphia, and for sale by all
Druggists and Dealers generally.
@. G. Garrison, NJ. D., is regular graduate
of the University of Pennsylvania, and treats
patients for all diseases, at his office, No. I'll
South Eighth Street, below Walnut Philadel-
phia. All consultations free.
GEORGE G. GREEN,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Maryland and Della
ware.
gS- For sale by A. II. GREENFIELD, Bel
Air, Md. je8-ly
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$50, 900! $S0,OOO!I 100000!
OUR GREAT
ANNUAL COMMENCING SALE
Fall and Winter Clothing.
$50, 900 WORTH OF CLOTHING
$s0,0Cs WORTH OF CLOTHING
All made of the best materials and in the
latest styles and will be sold at less than manu-
facturers' cost in order to reduce our immense
stock. Parties in want of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
will do well TO call early and have their pick
from our
ENORMOUS ST0CKl
Comprising
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF THE BEST CLO-
THING IN TIE CITY!
$50, 000--$8o 00O-Ss0 OOO-sSgO 600,
5,GG0 OVERCOATS, 5000 OTERCOATS,
At $40, $l2, SIS, $40, SIS $50, $35 and $40
5000 BUSINESS SUITS,
At$l5, SlS, $50, S25, and $50.
5000 PANTS AND VESTS,
Of all stylts and prices
1000 BOYS ONERCOATS,
From 81 up to $40.
LOCO BOYS JACKETS,
From $3.50 up to $40.
1000 BOYS PANTS,
From 81 so up to ST..
5000 BLACK CLOTH SACK AND FROCK
COATS
1000 PAIRS BLACK PANTS,
SIS, So ST, So, 50, $40.
rs, 900 YARDS OF CASSIMER AND CLOTH,
For sale 10y the yard, pattern or piece
100 DOZEN UNDERSTANDS AND ORA WERS,
From 81 up
BEAR IN MIND
WE OFFER THIS ENORMOUS STOCK
At LESS THAN MANUFA CTURERS'
COST
NS~ CLOTHING made TO order in the latest
style, and much below uptown prices, at
MARBLE HALL.
SMITH BROS. d CO.,
Clothers, Merchant Tailors aud Dealers
In Gents Furnishing Goods,
SO and 40 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
nov30-tap20
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USE DIR. G. G. GARRISON'S
BITTERS FOR DYSPEPSIA,

A purely vegetable compound. They i'm
prove the appetite and promote Digestion
These bitters are of my own invention and man.
uiacture Having used them for length of
time successfully in my private practice, | now
offer them 10 the public and | recommend them
TO the use of every dyspepic. Where the pa
tient has used them according TO my directions,
they have always made & perfect cure. Price,
y 90 per bottle
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How to Obtain Tickets.

Orders may be sent direct to US, enclosing the
money, from 81 to 1875. in registered letter at
our risk, with stamp for return postage. Larger
amounts should be sent in drafts by Express, at
the following club rates
Single Ticket ST. 90
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Diamond Ring,

ArHS' iVo
" rs
! Amethyst and Diamond Ring, so
8 Heavy Stone Rings, each 25
II Heavy Seal Rings, each 20
20 Plain Gold Rings, from S6to 20
100 Assorted Gold Rings, from SIS to ls
So Ladies' Fine Gold Sets, from $l2 to 100
80 Pins, from So to 2s
"A Sets Ladies' Fine Gold Sleeve Buttons,
Sc to "a
Gold Bracelets, from So to 40
Handkerchief Rings, each Is
20 Opera Glasses, from 81 to 35
French Gilt Clock, 60
Bronze Clocks, from $40 TO 40
2 Fancy Clocks, each 20
2 Tea Sets, each rs
2 g eo
Large Urn, %
2 Ice Pitchers, each Is
"a Dinner Casters, from to l9
i Breakfast Casters, from to 10
s Cake Baskets, from 10 to ls
10 Butter Dishes, from to 70
Wine Stand, 40
2 Pickle Stands, each 10
Pair Salts and Spoons. solid silver, 80
l Ice-Cream Spoon, solid silver,
Pair Butter Knives, solid silver, each 20
Pair Napkin Rings, sold silver, each ls
Sets for Children, solid silver, each 20
Tobacco Boxes, solid silver, each 20
cups, 20
Regulator, 80
Automatic Picture and Music Box, 80
Safe, Miller's patent l45
The balance consist of Toilet Articles, Per-
fumery, Cups, Goblets, st rionery, Writing
Desks. Work boxes, &C., making, in the aggre-
gate, 30, 600 Presents, valued at $25, 900. The
above list includes the entire stock of D. W.
Clark's Jewelry, Slverware and Fancy Goods
Store, l54 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
No goods will be sold at this store after this
date. The store will open for the public to ex-
anime the gifts and for the sale of Tickets from
until O clock.
We wish to call the attention of the public
first, to the charitable object of this Festival
second, to the unprecedented number of valuable
gifts third, to the fact that in the distribution
of the gifts no favoritism, no Partially can be
shown.
The awarding to take place in the presence of
the audience and the millionaire will have no
advantage over the humblest citizen.
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A a MEXICAN GuANo,

All which we will sell as low as they can
be had in the State. We call the especial
attention of farmers to the fact, that three
kinds of Bone Dust sold by Warfeld &
Allen in the Fall of 1865, at from So to
$3.50 per ton less in price, were tried by
some of our best farmers alongside the
justly celebrated Frankford Bone, and in
all the trials, that sold by Warfeld & Al
len fully equalled the frankfort Bone; in
some cases it proved better than the Frank
ford Bone.
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CEToIE7.

DIR. G. G.. G SONS
CHOLERA AND D1ARRHGA PREVENTIVE,
WTILL prevent and cure Asatic Cholera,
w Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dinrrhea, Sum.
mer Complaints, Collie, Cramps, and Pains in
the Stomach and Bowels. Now is the time for
every family to have a bottle on hand. You
know not how soon you may be attacked by
one of the above diseases. The cost is but a
trife. Do not delay, but send for bottle at
once. Price 80 cents per bottle.
WHAT is 4 COUGH?
1t is something that should be attended to at
once. Ifyou delay. it may lead to consump-
ton, and finally terminate in death. Thousands
have filed premature grave through neglect.
Do not delay but take my Expectorant, at once
or it may be too late. Price, 81 per bottle.
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Grand Presentation Festival
AT THE
MARYLAND INSTITUTE,
FOR THE
BENEPIT OF THE POOR
OF BALTIMORE.
$25, OOOIN PRE- EN- rs
TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
ON FEBR UARY 22d, 1867,
WILL BE GIVEN
Grand Musical and Presentation
Festival,

Hon. John Lee Chapman, Mayor of Baltimore,
Hon. Jos. II. Audoun, Chief Justice Orphans
Court,
Maj. Gen. Fra. Sigel, DR.. Henry S. Hunt,
Hon. John l.. Thomas, Col. F. II. Boyd,
Hon. Aaron Hoffman, Samuel NJ Evans, ESQ,
J. J. Bankard, Esq, Col. E. +. NJ. Faehtz,
Col, Salome Marsh, John McGarrige, ESQ.,,
John Davis, Esq. James Henderson, Esq,
Will appoint Committee to award $25, 900
IN PRESENTS, in such lawful manner as said
Committee may determine.
nss- For the Festival there will be issued 3d.
600 Tickets and 10000 Presents, (being one for
each Ticket, valued at S25, 000-5, 900 or more,
to be placed in the hands of JESSE HUNT,
President of the Association for the improvement
of the Condition of the Poor, through the above
named gentlemen.