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EnsOggenf Eosfce-

Court Of Memphis, Nov. Term, 1855.
Ism X DZames A.. HarTood. Aaofnss-
fatOr OF Millam y Eddins, deceaspd. ~.
virginia bdclns Thomas 3. Eddfna ~ Al
the widow, heirs &C law. ~distrbnfees ana
cre4ioos OF SAID VIM. z Eddins. deceased.
ms cause y = ordered by the Court that
Il the County Court OF shelby JoDnfv Ter,s~-
see, be euiolned nom taking any mfher stems
the ADMINISTRATION OF The esiafe ~ said n.
alusf LnM haid aomiulstfafion be u4usfsrrsd
70 mis- C0urti and TIE estate adminfsferas 1so1
as tnsoivent tnaJ an creditors OF those risf,-
ING 70 pc crediorsi whether BY note. account
decree or Judgment both resident and nonf
be restrained nom proeecuffnr fsei-
claims 0tperWtse than under This procsedin~
ltis urtner ordered, that all creditors do 1rove
and hle their claims with ths Clerk and afssfsT
or tuis Court and make Them elves uarffes -
tnls suit on Of before the eee1ud H6-se- -
Nay. leo4i and that a copy OF this orIp~ ~ -
Ilshed losh 81 Week "a the Daily Memphis AP-
dhe Ayet1ucne. and 10 Ihe uevrranar
published a. Pulaski, Tsunesea.
AUGUsTOS ALsTOS.
Clerk aud Master.
Dtoeautrt A8 dec2 ds4v
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MTsCELLANEoUs
VINO naron, CAS- :. pnrI.e..

hibO HATCH cBAa. Y. PHELPS,
Twenty years Cash'r Six years Agent and
Mechanics Bank, Cashier Southern
s. Augusta, Ga. Express Company.
HATCH & PHELPS, Bankers and Brokers,
II General Purchasing Agents, and e. X. and
Foreign Newspaper Advertising Agents. ~
broait street. and 81 Exchange Place, 4 ew York.
R~EFERENcEs-R. Fl. Lowry, ESD, President
Bank Of Republic, n. Y; Josiah Oakes, ESQ v.
Pres. Shoe and Leather Bank, N. y; J, D. Yer
milys, ESQ at the Merchants' Bank. 81. " /;
Nonise & Brooks, IL Pearl street, N. "; Br0die
q Peters, - Pearl street, N. Y, D. i. =. Brown,
Esq, Editor and Proprietor Rochester Demo-
crat, Rochester, n. Y; John J.. Bunce, Esq,
Pres's Pbentx Bank, Hartford, Ct flames Mics,
Esq. Pre|t Exchange Bank, Hartford, CT,
Francis Fellowes & Son, Attorneys az Law,
Hartford, Ct; d. a. Dwight GO. Boston, Mass.
Calvin Tan, Esq, Worcester, Mass; Thomas I.
Metetif Etq., Augusta, Ga Inn Dsvisen, Esq
Augusta, Ca; H b Pant, Esq, Pres South
ern Express Co; r. b Bullock, + o., sup't
southern Ex. Co Atlanta, Ga; e. Hubert,
ESQ, Supt southern Ex, Co, Atlanta, Ga: Jas.
shutter, sfq, Sup't southern x Co, Memphis,
Tennis A.. y. small, Esq, Sup't Southern Tx.
fsew Orieansi aDd Agents OF Express Com
pants. janli-lm.
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Inquire for Bradlel's Duplex skirt.

CAUTION.-Ts guard against IHPosI-
TON be particular 10 notice that skirts offered
far DUPLKx have the red ink stamp, viz: J.
W. BRAULEYis DUPLEX ELLLPTIC STEEL
SPRrSGS" upon The waistband- none others
are genuine Also, NOTCH that each HOOP VIII
ADMIT n PIN being passed through the center Of
it, thereby PROVING that there are TWO springs
braided together therein, which Is the SECRET
OF their superior and F-LEXIBILITy
and a combination not possessed By any SINGLE
SPRING hoop.
Made in all styles to suit the wearsr, viz:
The Z" Empress TSais,@ - yards latestl for
D~raw1ngroom ana Party Dress.
The Pride Of The World, 81 yards gstest)
for Promenade Dress.
b Paris Trail, yards Qatest) for House
Dress.
Ss- Tne name OF the style viii be found on
the Waisfhand Of thasEirf- nnNI I'm
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Pc w d E r,

on hand and for sale at No IS Common street,
New Orleans, in ackag OF all quantities
Also, Drop and Buck shot, Caps, etc. Orders
promptly dlled. uoyl iy
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Put the soup first always eat the
melon Immediately after then the fish
then butchers meat-beef next mutton.
next veal and lamb; then poultry, ana
last Of al game. a roasted fish is ser we'd
after the roast beef. Vegetables 0u s,scre
are served after the other vegetables.
Cheese is served before dessert. Tin
lined utensils for the kitchen are prefer
able to porcelain, because porcelain
cracks 50 easily. Copper is the best, if
kept perfectly clean. For boiling milk
bl0ck-tin is the best. Always use a stone
mortar, not a wooden one, and have a
sharp-pointed knife for boning meat or
ash. The best aIe made by sabatier.
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Translated rRoNr BE WELSH OF rico LLYS

wE LAT EEDMI TIE WELSH Oh EECDL LfNLs
over the nag-embedded street
Comes mfucing nov and then
The chipping sound Of women's feet.
VITA the beaver tread OF men.
Trophies Of fashion. rich and rare,
Flash by in their varied light
But sigh for the glimpse ola armen there,
More dark than the wing Of night
For il wraps the form OF widow c.
Who turuVs 50 sly a glance AZ me.
That. oh 7 think my fate must be
In the dark brown eyes Of Widow C.
Elding. swan-Uke-plump or spare
Eves Of light ami forms Of grace
NIidering. mystic globes or hair
Netted in golden lace.
skirts OF gold. or bodice blue
Braided basque has no charms for me
Like thai sombre suit Of sable hue,
20 becoming 90 Widow c.
Oh never saw such TDguish looks
coming from buttousaud gimp and books,
or female jacket, where pockets be,
Like those I get from the Widow G.
Raven hair. and forehead white
aSlulies where the bee sucks honey,
None would think BY her lsUgh 50 light,
she ever committed maJrtmony.
Cheeks a. fresh a. the new blown rose
Lips a. red s. nice cherries be;
Straight and fair is her Grecian nose,
THAT never was cooked up al me.
said she locked vel in a suit OF black
ION. could ] take that dattery back,
And take 10 OF, and She take me
Vita a better name than Widow c.
The translator isafrsid that he has not given
the literal cU1l-i~ meaning Of the expression
rzaF in the original Welsh BY his English rem
f-tfon. where he says. speaking Of her straight
t-reeau nose. that was never cooked Ep.
etc. etc but he pledges his honor valuable
A. he could 60 10 give the fun poetic elegance or
81 Fn-eHf IuTulruH.
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LANDS FOB SAFE.
THO Valuable Lots Of Land
for Sale.

TUE following two lots OF valuable Land wiz
i be sold cheap, Il applied FOR soon North
east quarter -sectiOn-SectiOu 3. township q.
range y, West Iunica county, Miss, imIne-
diately on the Mississippi river, just forty liJl
miles below Memphis well wooded and
northeast quarter OF section Ill eleven. own
ship 81 taTee, range west, DeHOtO county. Miss,
the latter heavily ttmbered with walnut, beech.
maple and hickory, ana in the immediate
vicinity OF a saw1nLl. For particulars apply at
street fgnE ~
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3 81 o W & PERKINS,
PUBLISHERS OF
S H E MUSIC
IND " n

WE would respectfully call the attention OF
w Choir Leaders and Singing School Teach
els to our establishment, where all kinds Of
Church Music. Glee and Anthem Books can he
obtained on the most taVorable terms
The long experience of our Mr.. Perkins in
Musical Conventions, Choirs, the Concert room
and Sunday Schools, enablesh him to give advice
and information on all points Of musical in
teresJ as to the selection OF proper works of m
structiOn, formation of Musical SchOols-Dro-
gress in musical studies, and items OF general
interest TO composers, leaders, teachers and
students.
Sheet Music furnished on the usual terms.
with promptness and dispatch. Country orders
solicited, and selections made for pupils, teach
eTs, concerts, etc. etc, etc.
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Soak some bread in water which is
then to be squeezed add a small onion
chopped fine, fried with butter till nearly
dOue-jthis fish weighs two pounds
add to the onion, when nearly done, the
bread, salt and pepper, a little nutmeg
and q little broth, one yOlk Of egg, and
stir rapidly when done add q little
parsley chopped fine. When a fish is
prepared to stuff, cut out the backbone,
put the stuffing inside, and sew it up
with a trussing-needle and Irvine ; put a
little salt and pepper in it, and q few
pieces of butter underneath in the pan,
then cover it with a gill of broth, and
place in the oven.
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Put three tab!espoOnsfui Of sugar 10 a
bowl with four y0lks Of eggs and mix
them well, adding a few drops OF es-
sence. lOmelette s0ufilee is an eHtremet
and comes after the vegetables Then
beat the whites, adding q pinch Of salt,
and mix with the rest, putting in two
tablespOonsful of the mixture with the
whites at first, and then adding the rest.
Stir gently until well mixed, and serve
in the dish that il is cooked in. After
putting it in the pan smOothe with a
knife, dust with powdered sugar and
bake. The salt is added in the white Of
egg 10 prevent its curding. The omeIet
is cooked at 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
For pun paste, 900 degrees. II must be
served at once as it falls rapidly. Pow
der it with sugar and serve.
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nRnn0 The President Of Bank has
OOUDU. placed ia our hands for ale S5s-
tlstics Of a Commission Business that would
paw IN Meuph $500 ayear on $500 b whole
viii be submitted 70 hoard OF re erees. ADJ
dress g. HLUYDER 70.
Rl broadway, N. r.
Refer 70 SnerteE Oak Lac assurances Co, and
Jacob Miller, Director Citizens Bank. N Y.
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Professor Blot declares that bread
must be WeU kpe0ded, with enough
tepid water for az ordinary dough. Then
shape it; place the paste on the make.
board and Use a stick for shaping IT,.
put it ia the pan upside down, and leave
it fifty minutes to rise; then turn it
" again into the baking-pan, and
place it in the oven. A roll is made in
the same way, pressed in the middle
with q roppd stick, The oven must be
very hot. French bread requires about
three times As much kneading as ordi-
bread.
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We know of no direction in which
philanthropy could more proftably ex-
ercise itself in Provineialdom, than in
that of Gastronomy. No people, we
take it, eat dinners more horribly
cooked, where they pretend to dine at
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leading houses, MISTAKES rarely occur,
and the few discovered are promptly
rectifed. In this country. there is no
branch Of commerce or production, the
1 conductors Of which surpass in intelli-
gence, integrity and genial feeling, those
now engaged In the nursery and seed
business. Seeds and vines and small
plants come by mail now very cheaply,
only eight cents per pound.
MASSACHUSETTS PLoUGHMAN AND
New ENGLAND FARNIER.-The Mas
sachuseets ROughUldn, Boston, Geo.
NOyes, and the New England Farmer,
Of the same city, r. Eaton d Co., both
come to US enlarged, and printed on new
type. These are excellent agricultural
sud family journals, published weekly,
at 3 50 per year.
PLOw DEEP.-ln urging deep blowing,
we are not advocating that il shall be
done with turning plOws, except where
vegetable matter is 10 be covered, and
then the piow should be set Just deep
enough 20 turn the grass or weeds. All
deep blowing should be done with long,
narrow plOws, or subsoiiere, which will
stir the ground, no matter how deep, but
leave the fertile aerated soil at the sur
face, where it now is. In most Of our
heavy soils, 10 turn them yer
ten inches deep with a big North
ern turn pillow, would ruin them
for ten years. When We can grow
clover, we may safely turn it IN deep
enough 10 cover il. Sow it again
with wheat and clover, and enough
sDecial manure TO make the second crop,
and when this is turned in, in its turn
the soil is filed with vegetable matter
10 the depth Of six or eight inches.
Deep blowing at the north, where heavy
sWaTds Of grass and clover are turned
under, and abundant stocks OF all sorts
gives plenty OF manure for surface dress
ing, can safely be done 10 q way that
would destroy, for the time, the cropping
CAPACITY Of much Of our southern soil.
WABTs on H0BsEs.-H. H. Howe,
Of Nebraska, informs the Rural NeW
Yorker how to cure warts on horses
Nix equal Quantities Of spirits OF tur-
Dentine and sulphuric acid, stirring
Slowly in a tumbler and afterwards bot
tie the mixture. Rub grease around the
base Of the wart and then apply the
medicine to the wRrt with q feather
or twice a day it viii gradually
eat them of. j have thus taken them
of q hSrseis neck when IS large as q
turkeys sgg,
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tuesday, March 5th, A. d., 1851,

&@-RAA-a law - 6AAN 8n ~ A8gNM
IN front OF the Courthouse, GreenlIIw block,
cash, TO the highest bidder. the following prop
erty, to-wiJ Al the property conveyed 70 the
undersigned in SAID deed, and especially to-
wit a certain tract OF land, in said county and
east Of and near 10 The City OF Memphis,
bounded as follows beginning al a stake or
point on the east side Of College street, two ~
chains south Of the point where Walker street
and said street iutersect, as laid down on the
map Of the City Of Memphis and It's environs,
by h. ". hucker. thence east and psialiel with
Walker street, along the south line Of a lot OF
one and "a mali acres, 20 q by A. j. Montgomery
10 fhc Rey. Mr. Drane, seven chains and MY
links 10 a stake, the southeast corner Of said
Brlne's lot, thence north two chains To a stake
IN the south line Of Walker street, thence east
with the Eluth-line Of Walker street, two
chains and twenty five links TO a stake on the
east line ana northeast corner Of the original
twenty acre tract of land sold to tho said a.. J.
February @, 1872, recorded in the registers Of
fee Of said county andSiat thence Aouth with
the east line Of said twenty acre -r8Gt, four
chains and ntnety-SeYen links 10 a stake,
thence west, one chain and seventy-1ve links
TO q stake, Mrs Ovens northwest coiBer,
thence south eight links to a stake, C.. j. G..
Davlin'S northeast corner. thence west with
the north lin-.O Of said Devltn, eight chains 70 a
ylOrth with the east line Of said College street,
a haalains aud uinety-f0ur Inks to he begin
mug, containing 3 $5-lD0 acres, as surveyed
and also one lOt Of gruund in the town OF Pom
containing about three 81 acres Of ground,
being all the real estate Of said Montgomery, in
said town, Tor a more particular !Accou9t~pf
which. = 3-lVO and 3 acre lots, r5feraItcei is = We
80 ssiu deed Oftrust. Title believed % be too.
Right OF redemption waived. Convey Oniy as
trustee. sale at 10 o'clock am.
LUKE W. FINLAY,
febS ids Trustee.
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1tfnchlnent Notfce.
John c. Crsightoa. J. P.

Before Johu c. Crsighton, J.
J. J. Mhoon rs. y. !. Cain.
THE defendant in the above entitled cause
will take notice that an attainment las
been sued ont against him upon the grounds
that hefsgnon-resident OF the stated OF Tennes-
see and the case set for bearing az my ONCE ID
the city Of MeHnphis, on the 4sth day OF Feb
mar 1857. When and where be can appear and
defend said suit or the same viii be prOceeded
with ex parts- and that a copy OF this order b
m1bIished once q week for four weeks IN tie
Memphis Daily ApDeel
JOHN C. CREIGHTON. / r.
Memphis, January 3 1851. tanI Iaw4w
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NOn-ResideIr N0fice.

In The Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
No Io6-J. Mason Campbell 81 al. VS.. Jnn. Z.
~ClsybroOk. JnO- O~verton, VIM. l. Vance % al,
IT appearing rom affidavit in this cause. that
Il the defendants, James Barton and Arson
Williams aFeresideutS Of the state OF ArEansas
and uon-residents or the state OF Tennessee:
II therefore ordered, That they make tnslr
appearances herein al b Court House IN the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee. on or before he nrat
Monday in February 1857, and plead.
answer or demur TO complainant b0l, oF
the same viii be taken for confessed, a
70 them, and set for bearing exparte. and
that a copy OF This order be published once a
week for four successive weeks In the Mem
phis AFFE
A cOpy-artest.
AUGUSTON ALSrON, Clerk and Master.
r ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
HeiSkell. Scott q HeiSEell, soils for complain
fanH ffvu4w
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LI Losses settIed PromptIT !!
BALTIMORE.
THE BALTIAORE AND HAVANA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
REGULAR SEMI-MONTHLY LINE.
-ap n rrr-rnu9u uRvrsH Ag~n INV

TOR BALTIMOEEVIA HAVANAAND KEY
Il WEST, carrying The United States mails.
Through TIake 60 New York, SEQ.
The list comprises the following nrst- class
steamships:
LIBERTY, l208 tons, VIM Rollins, Commander
CUBA, hoo tons, TbOs. A. Balm, Commander.
one of the above Ene steamers will be dis
patched from AeW Orleans for Baltimore via
Havana and Key We1, On the6th and 18th OF
each month.
For freight or passage. having unsurpassed
accommodations apply 10
WITH RSPJOE HALSEY, Ag'ts,
- CaEondelet street, New Orleans.
N. B.-NO bills Of aiding but those ofthe COM
pany viii be sign ed. Permits fer freight must
be procured from this Office. No freight re-
ceived. or bills OF lading signed, after Il O'Clock
on daY Of satlina SELL
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s. 90 .!

Tickets for this Lottery cost OtnE DOLLAR
EACH, and can be purchased AT - rincipa
ieWelry and other stores on Canal Street, and
at the principal hotels and bookstores OF the
city.
some Of the prizes are now ON exhibition in
the windows appropriated 10 the purpoee by
Messrs. A. B.. GriswOid & Co., r.. A. Tyler, G. H.
Zimmerman, and Gaines q Relf. Canal street.
tits opposed that the Lottery viii take place
at The close OF tie Bazaar, which Is 10 eom-
meEcei in February next.
It viii be entirely under the preparation and
direction Of gentlemen OF high standing
J.B. HOOD President.
DABSEY II. MhURY,
See'y Of the Southern Hospital Association.
Paoers disposed 10 favsrthe Bazaar will please
copy this advertisement. dec5D iw
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LIVERY article usually Kept by Druggists can
II De found here. Ny stock IS all new and
Iresh, and such as can guarantees. To the ctt-
zeus OF Memphis. Planters, Merchants, Ply
sicians, and al who are in need Of anything
IN my line, ! would take tins method Of assur-
ing them that their orders viii be nlled upon
short notice ana with snch articles as can be
relied upon. To those Of my former patrons,
wine haYe dealt with me up to the time 1 was
OF necessity compelled TO sell out, / would
cordially ask a renewal OF their acquaintance,
assuring them that our past and former deal
ings IS only a guarantee Of what the iuure viii
be, promising ways 10 DO the best ] can.
The PRESCRIPTION Dap RTMENT being
one of the most important branches or the
ApOthecary business, and one that requires
SKIN and experience. WI receive my per-Onal
attention, aud during my absence will be under
the control 81 competent and careful Apothe-
carries, accessible at all hours day or night
Soliciting an examination OF stock and prices,
I am, very respectfully, your humble servant,
u. T. GOODYEAR,
Druggist and Apothecary, $40 second St,
dscZ7 SIN Near Monroe. Memphis,
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Southern Hospital Association.

W. invite attention to the BEAUTIFUL
w Prizes 20 be distributed by Rattle at the
BAZAAR, which will BE- held in this city in
February next
They consist Of some OF the most costly and
beautiful pieces Of SILN ER which can be pro-
cured in New Orleans Of CLOCKS, BROnZES,
BOHEMIAN GLASS. hne HORSES. anu many
other Oniec' $ OF taste ami OF substantial value,
aInOuntlngin all 10 about
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Improved Gotten Plantation,
Phillips County. AK. For Sale.

XT have several nrst-class improved planta-
tons in Phillips County, near the city OF
Helena, which viii be sold very low. Nearly
AL these places have good dwellings and other
haIne a~ppendages, and have gin-houses, cotton
presses, NEARLY new, and everything ready for
cotton culture These plantations, ranging
nom 20 acres 20 300 respectively, are what are
teTIne Second Bottom above overflow, and
hne uplands, bringing a bale Of cotton TO the
acre. Apply to SALE MACCABE,
nOVll Helena, Ark,
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STARCH GLOSS.


" = 1T = e
BEST IN THE WORLD.
SOluble in hard as well as soft water.
Warranted not to streak the clothes.
Ter cents per box. Liberal discount TO the
Agents wanted everywhere to sell the above
articles, 70 whom we offer extraordinary in
duceinents.
Samples sent, postpaid, on receipt OF shove
prices. Address,
NEW YORK STARCH GLOSS co,
janli lmdaw No 2lS Fulton st. New York.
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Trustees Sale
Tuesday, March >, 1897.

IN pursuance OF a certain deed OF tIust, made
L ana entered into by and between The Mem
ph.s Building and Loan Association. Andrew j,
montgomery, A. Wright. Hezekiah Cobb. Cole
man boyd, randy H. TriCe, and Luke W. FIN
lay, trustee, duly recorded in the Registers
Office OF shelby county rennesses. III buOk No.
d, part ., pages y, %, II, Is, ", Il, - and 70, for
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.

FACULTY:
General Robert Z. Lee, President.
Carter J. Harris, Prof of Latin.
James j. White, Prof. of Greek.
Eds JOynes, A. NJ, Pro-. Modern LauVuagH
and English.
TO be appointed,4 Prof. Moral Philosophy.
A. J.. Nelson, A. NJ, Prof. OF Mathematics.
VIM. Allan, AN. Prot. Applied Mathemetirs.
Ophy.
John l. Campbell, a. NJ, Prof Chemistry.
John ". B-reckenbrough, LII D., Prof. Law.
Harry Estll, A. NJ. ASH. Prof Mathemsues.
{. Powell Grady, A. NJ, Asst. Prof. Latin.
ITO be appointed Asst Prof Greek.
A Preparatory Course has been Instituted In
wnicn Students, unprepared for the Reerlar
classes, may receive instruction in neceSsarv
branches. The Session begins second Ti,ursdav
18th September, and ends last Thursday IN
June.
TERMS:
Tuition, and all other College fees 500
An psnet expenses; including Board, fuel,
Light etc, need not exceed go
tor Iurther Information. or for Catalogue,
address the Faculty o. Washington college,
Lexington, Virgins fTH
"
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PROF. R-IUHARDsON'S
Select School for YOUNG ZG,ss
OXFORD, MISS.

EOR information, refer to Prof ". G.. Rich
G ardsOn, or to the Rev. r.. n. Waddel. Chan
cellnr of the University OF Miss.
OLFoED July q
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EDICAL,

GAILI1HASs PmLs are cor uposed simply q Fegctd-
bte Medicines. They are Cathdrtfe Pius, acting
upon the Stomach. Lfrer, and BOtesLs : containing
no Arsenic, 0alOmel, Blue Mss or any other Mineral
substance The great Gdvsnti ge the Proprietors claim
for these Pills is that without the aid q CalOmel,
Blue Mass, or any other MineralS, they viii cure the
most obstinate cases d HULL AND FEVER
DUMB AGUE PERIODICAL HEADACHE, NEB-
BALGIA. and al affections Of q Ike character. Fol-
low the directions and you wiz find they viii DO ~
That Is claimed for them Try one box. and their own
merits viii recomuend them ever Afterwards.
= We have used GGuSOhGEIs Pun. and have
never known them 70 fail TO cure when the directions
public favor.
Hon. 2. II. WATTS, Ex-Gov. Of Alabama.
I'd JUDGE Judge supreme Court Of Ala
BOBERT DOUGHERTY, JuSEe Oh Circuit
Of Alabama.
WV G. WALLER, Sheriff Montgomery Co. Ala
HoN. ALEX UITHERALL, Montsomarv. Az.
Coz. a Il. WEAVER
CRAWFORD BIRR
Ma IA. BANKS, Com. Merchant n. Ola
GEO MASON, ESQ, Mayor Wetumpka Aa
AIAE WOODS, Atty at Law, 200 B'dwsy ny
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-07
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Appointment Of Professors
TUE BOARD Of Vsltors win meet at he Uni.
4 versity, On the 18th dsy OF Az g1st, for ths
purroSe OF appointing 3 Professor o. the Lafin
Language and Lterarrre, and a Professor OF
ana the Law Merchant
Recommendations IA reference 70 either Of
ths spFotntmenD should be ADDRESSED 70 The
rector Of The University Of EirxiNia. are
W.. Wertembaksr, Secretary.
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