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The New York Herald advises Presi-
dent Johnson to resign, as the best means
of defeating the radicals and restoring
peace to the country. s8raL
John A. KassOn, is now in Berlin, en-
gagged ia NEGOTIATING with the Prussian
government FOR new postal treaty with
this government similar to that made
with Great Britain. -g ta.l.i
A. T. Stewards famous new mansion,
on Fifth avenue, Is nearly completed.
It is built Of brick, faced with marble,
and Is as near fire-prOOf as 1t can be
made. sHf -1s ..asr. '.-rfa. s-lrrsa
Rev. DIR. Thos. H. Taylor, rector OF
Grace church, New York, died after .
short Illness Monday night, at bis sum
mer residence st West Park, on the Hud-
son river.
Joseph S. Caruthers, teller of the Cen
trsl Railroad bank, OF Savannah, Ga,
absconded with 5000 or 5000 Saturday
night. A reward is offered for his appre-
Gen. Ord has caused the arrest of an
officer charged with completely In the
recent destruction of the Office Of the
Arkansas Constitutional Eagts, and has
ordered an Investigation.
Bishop WhitehOuse has issued q pasto-
raj letter, containing certain forms oil
prayer, to be used in public worship and
the family circle, in view of the ap-
preaching meeting of the arehbishops
and bishops Of the Anglican communion
in England .r.
The president il reported as having
told Gen. Steedman that he does not
intend to make any change in the freed
mems bureau at present, but that should
he do so be would appoint Gen. Gordon
Granger 10 that department.
Napoleon has paid delicate compli-
ment to the United States in naming the
iren-clad ram Dunderburg, the "ROcham-
beau.u 1t was Count Rochambeau who
commanded the French auXlliaries that
aided the Americans in capturing York
town.
Mrs. Lucia Gilbert Calhoun, the dis
appointed expectaRt bride OF Senator
Summer, intends to lecture the coming
season. Her subjects are women and
the war" and "Queen Elizabeth and
her Times.n
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Al No. los Monroe street, between Third and
Fourth streets. ..s feH .l.r .eH
The services Of the foll0Eing gen tismsn are
engaged Prof Augusts Nileneqin, French
and spanish Prof George Z. HfFeely, Latin
Prnl. IaaOb MlIlar Mnaia. ~ IL auII n
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.EDUoATIoNl.AllE.
SELECT S oHooL.

ATIss VICTORIA D. BOWERs, recently en-
VI Eagsd IN teaching With Prof. J. ID. Stewart.
win open her school. assisted By her sister,
Miss NJ W. BOWERS, on
So a.
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THE popular idea that CIesus was the
richest man in the world is altogether a
mistake. His property was only valued
at two and half millions Of pounds ster-
ling. The philosopher, Seneca, had an
equal fortune, while Tiberius left more
than twe1ty-three millions at his death,
which Caligula squsndered within one
year Antony squsndered about hun
dred millions in his LIE. Appias COM
mitted suicide because be considered
himself poverty-stricken, possessing only
eighty thousand pounds, less than half
million dollars, II 9s ri sG#4
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N01l- Resifent NOtice

IIFCuIL LOuTt OF HHYWUOI IOuDLN. = =
Austin n ann vs. X Y. fsongiey eL al-Debt.
4 T appearing nom afidavit herein died that
II defendants, X. Y. LonEiey and John ID.
Ware are residents Of the State 81 Tenles-
see. Il Is Ordered that publication bs made
once week for four Successive weeks ia the
Memphis Appeal, q newspaper published 10
the City Of Memphis, Tennessee, requiring the
said =. Y. LOngley ana JOhn d. Ware 70 make
their personal appearance within the lrst three
days u The september term OF the Circuit
Dourt Of Haywood County, 20 set Ia BAoWnE-
Vile the fourth n Onday ia Septefn ber Isf7
then and there 20 plead, answer, or deuurr to
vii be taken by defSult - 10 them
J. n KUTLEDGE, Clerk.
H. 3 Folk, Attorney.
Brownsville, Anguxt s. 1851. auglawiw
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UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACULTY:

Rev THoHAs Z BOND, ND, President.
. @ N ROBEKTs. ND Emeritus Professor O z
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
A ] Foam, NJ D., Profsssog OF Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
] P LoGAN, BID, Professor OF the Principlas
and Practice Of Medicine.
HARVEY U BXRn, M.p, PROFESSOR OF OOsi etries-
eases Of Women and children.
EDWARD WARREN, ND Professor Of the Priu-
cipIes and Practice OF Surgery.
JOHN r MORMON rER- ND, Professor Of Pbvsf-
. Ology and General Pathology
J j MOORMAN, ND. Professor Of Medical Tu-
rfsprudencs and Hygiene-
JcsEPH + CI.AGEfT, MD, Professor OF Maferia
Mediea and Therapeutics
CIARKSCE MORFIr. ND. Professor OF Medical
tsher1is istry and Pharmacy.
JOHN = Mos AoSIER, MD, DemOnstrator Of
Ths ns1t session Of this Institutisu win
commences cu the
First Day Of October Next,
And c0ul nae ave months.
One studeIt from each Congressional Dis
mitt d 70 all the prfvilege OF the University
upOn the payment OF THIKTI-FIVE Dol
L A X. lor each session OF a tendance, wounded
and disabled soldiers having preceGeuce in this
regard over all other spDlicantS-
Daily Clinics viii be held Ia the college buifd-
ing. NJ which studFnts VIII receive the uoss
thorough practical instruction.
Material 1Or Bissssting Rooms will be sun
piled In abundance, and every facility arorued
studentsf anatomi1al studies.
FEES -Matriculation, s., Dissectiug So
ciary, So.
70 further information, apply to, or address,
A. j. FOAbD, ND, De- AN,
No Il Liberty street northeast corEer ii Lex
lngtou, OF Bsrnums ECLei.
su1 Iw az raw tsel5
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RiIL Ti0r DfpOrce

In the Circuit Couft OF Shsiby county, Tenn.
Louisa Gross vs.. Peter Gross.
IN this cause ID appearing f'om afhdavil on
dle fnat defendiEnt a a non resident OF the
Siats 81 Tarneasee; II Is therefore ordered that
he do enter MS aopearance herein. atthe eourt-
house 10 the ciiy 81 Memphis, aad plead, an
~ sT or demur 70 cemplatn ants bili, on or be-
fore the third Monday ~ January, 1865, or the
same Will De taken for confessed and set for
l5earirg ex pa te and thai q COPY Of this 0idar
ne publasn6d once 4 week Tor fouf successive
v eks iu me Memphis Appeal, -. Il.
Arrest NJ. ID. Il. STEWART. Clerk.
Hailum 4 Washipgtcn, s0ls. for eomplL
sept 4 1897. fss tde
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HOGAN &9CO.


zaurgsDE DENTIsTs. EZaLg
S. HIN S ON ,
- DDNTISTs -,
No. 225 Main Street,
Near the worsham House.
Gps d&wlyf xxi LEZLLL
Harris & BIair,
+ e-11 DENTISTS,
No. az Corner second and Adams sts.,
ADAMS BLOCK. ----.--
S- :. = . ---
LAWYERS.
EDGINGTON q HALSEY,
/ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
rrtrr ~ rnnI
HAVE REMOVED TO
No. 2Ss Second st., Jefferson Block.
ss-speeial attention given to proceedings IN
Bankruptcy and in Admiralty. jyl4
wg. 9. svAx. r... .H- c. P ToUTE
SWAN & FoUTE,
tAtt0rneys,
MEMPHIS.
ESPECKAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAT
TER.S IN BARRR UPTCK us.
DeSOfO Block.
Madison Street. between Main and second.
enc ". w1SozEsrEE, RoBERT A HATCHER
Late OF Gaustin, Tenn. Late of MiEsouri'
WINCHESTER 4 HATCHER,
A TToRSEYs AT Law and General Col
"A Ie-ring Agents, 227 Second Street, Mem
.. -. CAMERON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
-nD-
United States Commissioner,
Office oVer Commercial Bank,
Entrance No. ls Madison st., MEMPHIS TENN.
A. WEIGHT. Id. McKIsICE.
WRIGHT & mcKIsICK,
AttOr rneys at Law
HAVE removed their ofIice 70 the KIT WI
II hams Block, Nos and 4, upstairs, Mad
isOn street. nyo
AIIhI5 L5Is k0sE s5eE ATf S9 gss Main st. MsmPhs
l. II. PIKE,
ATTORNEY AT L AW
Solicitor in Chancery,
Little Rock Arkansas.
VIII practice in the Federal and state
Courts. COllscuous promptly attended TO.
BARBOUR LEwIs.f WILLIAM CRAIG. |
LEWIS & CRAIG,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW, Stiliman Block, |
a 30. 80 secsnd sireet' North Of Madison |
Memphis, Ten nessee.
N. I. Williamson viii be found al the above. |
mhIe em |
R. L. Dixon. W. A. PERoT. !
DIXON & PERCY.
A TTORNEYs AT LAW, Greenviile, Miss, !
OoahOms, Bolivar, Washington and lsaquenna /
ooanlles- aeelo "
IoHS s. KEEK. Nv. wEsToOTT. ESQ Z. sTAHI-
Kerr, WestcOtt & StGbL,
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hae0n, TaIsite C0uniI, On,
CITUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
- miles north Of Lafayette Dsuor. 81 & q. p F
EACT~VTV-

CITUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
- miles north Of Lafayette DEPOT, 81 & q. P u.
FACULTY:
q. W. JOHNSTON. A 2. Presit eut a1I Professor
or Ancient Languages.
OTWAY B. fOUNG, A 3, Professor OF Mafhe-
mates; .#
CoLrS MCKISNEY, An. Professor or Mental
and Moral Schemes and English L tersturs
This Institution was reOpened Oci0osr, = 3.
and has reached state CT DerIuausu % eftl-
ciency. Next Annual Session = IN be opet aii
July IS, 4s67, aud Will consist OF Two 1er1us-lu
weeks each.
CaAR6 Is -EDgiish aud Mathematics, so.
80 and Sd per Term Each LanguagE $ extra
per Term. Contingent fee = So per Term
Excellent board, Includirg room. fuel wash
ing and light, SIS per month.
Ali Necessary apparatus VIII be supplied.
Conveyance from Lafayette station 10 Ma-
con. Wednesdays and Saturdays
We the Trustees, have determined to make
this a nrst class Academic InstitutlOH.
lsL The scholarship, experience and success
OF our faculty.
I'd. The elevated tone OF our community.
ID. The healthful locality removed rom the
cOrrupting infiuences ahd vices Of city life.
9Th fayOrable prices VAL enable us TO
achieve this success.
Presidents BOar1-.---.--Tr g. 7. HUNTER
Secretary OBN W.ALEXASDER
aui4
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DisTrhos, Dysentery, summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Flux, Chill
dren's Teething, and the Great
Prevent vo Of Aziatie ChoIera.
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
4 open oD the .. .r -
First Monday Ia September Next.

and close about the Ilst Of June, 1865. The
Principal win be assisted by a graduate or
the University Of Virginia For iurthsr infor-
nation, As to terms, etc, address the Frinci pal
SomeTVilie, Tenn The Pr tine pal would refer
10 the gentlemsn whose named are appended
below.
EN. B.-Thase whose names are marked by
asterisk, are, or have been, patrons y the
school "-e ID. NJ QUARLEs,
Principal
rzMrE NJ Appsrson. Memphis; a8ir Frier-
sou, Columbia, Tenn; eI}r ] 7 Baskerville, Fay
etfe codnty ;-eC0l X MOsby, Fayette county;
sLOl sam Tate, Memphis Hr " Proudnt,
Memphis; Mr. ThOs II A len, Memphis sMr
Jas Smfser, C0iunn bia Tenn; aMr n l. GuiOn,
Memphis eMr L II stewart Memphis; sMr
L Pulliam, SOmervile PROF G Pettus, Ma
con Tenn @Hon i / Zones, Helena, Ark;
sTh4s Shapard, Esq, Upton county, eCoI A 4
Lacey Memphis; aMr = HUrn0r Helena
Ark 9Gen Joseph Williams, Memphis aCOI N
l. Bell, Pine Bluff. ARK Rev " @ Johnson
Edit Christian Advocate, Memphis; seen
W Williamson, Memphis Mr " B Miller,
Memphis; Mr Law Marye Memphis, Capt
@ Williamson Memphis; Mr. W II Martin,
Port Gibson, Mis-; Chancellor " Harris,
SOmeTvilIe; Judge. Humphreys, Somer-
vile; Rev r ii Rivers, Somery1ue; aMr
L n scott, Somsiviue; Prof r y Boyd SOuler-
vile Faculty University Or Virginia; PROF. Z
s Jayues Washtn gtOn College; Gen D u
Smith. Virginia Military Institute.
July 2. ls67- su2 Il
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TEXT BOOKS: +:

TEXT BOOKS:
JUNIOR YEAR-
BlackstOne's Commentaries. Kent1s Conlunen-
tsries, Story on Agency. Story on Bafiment.
story on Partnership, Byles on Bills, Smith on
Contracts, Stephen on Pleading
SENIOR YEAR
Moot Csu1ts, GFeenleaf on Evidence. Adams
= guilty. Angel q A mes On Corporations, Black
sIone (irh book In connection with the GRIM
tnal Code Of Mississippi; Revised Code Of 8fs-
sissippi.
A Diploma nom this school Is eoufvsIar.t t-,
license for practice IN Mississippi
Tuition Zee, SO per term. in advance The
term opens ou the sth Of September. IsGT. and
ends on the 24th Of June. lsGa auIa
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Architect and Engineer.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
II bis friends and the public that he is pre-
pared 10 devote his " hOle a tteution 70 UtasiRn-
Ing z ans and SgperintendiGg Buildings, with
- mucA energy aud attention to his patrons
interest g he did Tor the City's inteIe est while
City knglneeT |EE IH .#
7 OFFICE-Stillman Block, Second and Madi-
son sireets. charges reasonable.
J. II. MCCLURE
sN.NH Il.
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HOTELS.
LOOKOUT MOUNFAIX HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

H'HEKEis DO more pleasant spot for sum-
mer residence than the summit OF Lockout
hOuuIain. The scenery is most beautiful and
affords great delight 20 the lovers Of nature.
Looking % the North and East, rom the
MUUSrAIN HOUSE,. q varied landscape is seen.
To the left flows the placid Tennessee, winding
IN and ont among the hills TIL far away iu The
distance It's waters seem 70 blend with the
clouds. Wooded hills and rich valleys, with
waving nelds OF corn and grain, extend es iar
a. the eve can reach lu the horizon, " here TIE
faint outlines Of the Great smoky hOuntai rs
are teen Traced upon the sky.
10 has all the telegraph and mail facilities,
being but an hour ride from ChattanOo
and IS a Fir-t Class HDIrl.
Here I'm the peaceful days before the war, the
beauty and Intelligence or the : nth came
every summer % breathe The pure mountain
air. auc 10 VIII soon aEaiu De tile fzvoritf Sum
mer resort OF an Wh", Tired or the uust and
heat OF crowded cities, desire relax tiOn OF
mind and 5uyiEOra Son Of body, amid the nnest
scenery u the country.
an- CnnPrR 8 JAhlEs. Prop1ietors.
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Memphis & Little ROck B. R.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, July 10, 1867,
riving at Ten Mile Bayou at SIS am. Return
ing-Lssve Ten Mile Bayou at $50 pm and
arrive at HOpefield at 6:45 pm.
On TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS a train
will leave Ten Nile Bayou at $40 am. arriving
Rt Hopeheld at G45 am. Returning-Leave
HoPeheld at p.m., and arrive at Ten Mile
Bayou at sis pm.
The Round Trip Prom Memphis, 81 so.
The Ferryboat NEVADA will make close
connection with all trains.
H#. J. I. MEIGS,
1yI6 ~. CHIEF Engineer.
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SEWING MACHINES.
Why the GrOver d Baker Machine
Il Raaf --------- IL -

l. Il IS more simple, durable, and less liable
to arrangement than others. "
IL seWs from ordinary spOols and no re-
WlndtnR Of thread is necessary. ..-
3. Il sews with equal facility all fabrics the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds Of thread, silk, cotton or linen. 81 Il--
l. Us seam Is so strong and elastic that II
never breaks even on the bias.
). II fastens both sRds OF the seam by its own
operation.
3. It's seam, though cut at every sixth stitch
remains nrm, and mel runs or IA vels in wear
Z. Its seam Is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
5. Its seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them -.." -.
9 watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines is 'un-
necessary in this The tension being once 1ad-
Justed on the Grover and Baker Machine, any
amount OF sewing may be donewithoutc change.
10 II makes beautiful en- brUfdery without
any change OF arrangement, simply by izsert-
ing threads OF suitable sizes and cOlors for this
purpose. 1t y the only machine that both en-
br0iders and seWs PERFECTLY -.- --
HS- Send for Circular,
GROVER & BAKERS s. n. CO.,
jyI3 800 Main Street, Up Stairs.
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MISS URI r
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
SD ST. Louis, No,
Sc S SION OF 1867-68.
FaeaItyg


JOS n. MCDOWELL, MD. Professor Of Sur
gerry and surgical Anatomy.
JOHN 8. MOORE, n D.. Professor OF Theory
and PTactiee Of Medicine. .s f.s.4.. ~.
". N. MCPHEETERS, MD, Professor OF Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
]. 81. WATERS, N d Professor OF Physiology,
Pathology and Clinical Medicine.
CHARLES D. CURrMAN, Md, Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy
B. +. SHUMARD, n. D.. Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children
DRAKE MCDO WELL, MD, Professor of Gem
eral md Descriptive Anatomy. .r r#r
JAMES c. NIDELET, MD, pemonstrator OF
AnalODy.a t. ..r- 81. H-r
The Lectures OF the session OF Is6z-s viii be-
gin on the frst Of October. and close on the nrst
OF March. .. - ..-. 81 .. r. -
Fees Tor the Lectures leach Professor SIS s1a5
Naturalization N Zee paid only Oncel--..-..--. 5
pemonsti atOr's Ticket.....-..-....-.... 10
Hritlnablol Eee.a.a-. -
Student, on arriving in the city, VIII allil a.
the College, OF at the ONCE OF the Dean south
west corner Of Fiith and Market streets
JOS. n. MCDOWELL, MD, Daan.
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Second Monday In September Next,
Tu aTl 9.E .ll
UndeT the directloa OF The
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.

LfNEh4 efqrt viii be made tcadord the hizh-
II est advantages for Female EducatIon The
course or study f. both thorough and svEGe-
matte eofnbined with home care aud teaclin 2
ff0IessOrs or acknowledged abitiLv have been
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somerville Institute.
LaSallette Academy.

this Iasa Istts Academy. on Third street..
1 conducted by the Sistefs of 81 Agnes. VII
= ofe 81 fnF'tile reception Of ertern8 On NoNs
DA<, faE - OF sEP'rE rEai y " as
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
HDHTC TENrNv

THE FAN Session OF this InstitrtIon viii COM
menee On the THIRD MONDAY THE fsfht
OF September next.
Only the SAME CHARGES FOR TUITION
As BEFORE THE WAX Board, SD per
month Able and experienced teachers in an
ths departments location famed for rs
health and beauty accom- N DDS lions 80 utsrfcr-
a strictly drst-class boarding scnOul- Farsufs
and guardians are invited 10 visit and sae fsr
themselves. For further infOrmzfiOu or for
aaz6 IN @. COLLINS President
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AnU TIlIU IL WOuII alOUp IDWUN :
To the ID iTFowed wave below;
And lain itwould soar upward
In the aNauinv'g crimson e OVr

In the evenings crimson glow"
I remember that q little yacht lay be-
side the pier at the castles foot, and
lasily tapped its sail, while the sea beat
Inward with as laBguid pulse. That
was some years ago, before Mexico was
dreamed of at Miramar. Now, per-
chance, she who is one of the most uR-
happy among women looks down dis
traught from those high windows. and
finds il the helpless sail aud impassive
wave the image OF her baffied hopes, snd
that irnmeasurable sea which gives back
It's mariners neither to love nor to sor-
row. l think, though she be the wife
and daughter of royalty, we may pity
this poor empress at least as much as we
pity the Mexicans to whom her dreams
have brought so many woes.
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL.

TERsis rrR srssIo's o. TvzsFr Wees
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Law School
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
FACULTY:
. JOHN n. WADDEL, DID,, Chancellor
LQ- c. LAMAR, Professor.

THE course Of study is cornplsted n two
i Terms cf nine months each
The method Of instruction IS that Of oral ex-
Rminations, daily. upon The Tex. aucoInpau led
by such explanations ana lsct1res as state Iss.-
islatiOn and local adiudieations have made
Necessary.
Moot Courts viii be held weekly. in which
the PTaetiee viii conform IN every essential re-
spect 70 the rules, modes OF procedure ard ar
guTnentation adopted In The following Courts
!. District Court or the uniLed -IaI-s.
2 Circuit Court OF the Unit-d States.
3 Supreme C0urs or the United states. I
4 Circuit Couit Of Mississippi
8. Ghancery C0arL OF Mississippi.
g. Probate Court
!. High Court Of Errors ard Appea s.
The Law Library numbers nOt less than ous
thousand volumes
Tne Law students have the privilege or af-
tendinE, FREE OF CHAEGEl- The Lectures and
keeitations in any Or the departments on
Scenes and Literature IN the CniVersify.
The sessions Of The Federal Court. aud Of the.
Hight Court Of Errars and appeal held At OK
ford, give TO the students Of this school Fleeu-
liar advantages.
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WARRASfkD THE GRsAIEsT REHEDY
- IN THE W0RLn.

nR. c. VILLA Ms BaIsam Of Wfld
IL cherry ARd wood Napfha a spsedy
and positive cure for Consumptipn, IN lis early
ages, before this fell disease has advanced too
SpittinR Of Blood, Night 5Weats, Husky Throat,
Wasting OF the FLESH. Bronchitis Coughs,
Colfis, Palpitstlon OF the Heart Loss OF
strength, Cstarrhs, Pisurisy, WhOopfng Cough
Diffie1lt Breathing, and al diseases o. the
Che,t and Lungs, together with ali the ahsc-
lions which predispoee the above named com
plants.
Al the commencement Of the war the manu-
i1eture OF this highly popular remedy was
necessarily suspended. The proprietor and in
ysntor has mace arrangements 70 reintrod1ee
Il again extensively throughout the Southern
states. and relies upon the patronage OF his old
friends and customers for 3 renewal OF the IA
vors heretOfore extended TO him. Those who
are not acquainted with this valuable and set
entifc preparation. are referred 20 the painPh-
lets to be procured hom agents, rnsr
Sold by an Druggists in Memphis, Tenn, and
throgahont the southern States. a1S0
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MAGUIRE'S BENEE PLANT.

V'dlS Extraordinary Medicine, the fame Of
which is spread broadcast throughout the
country, d uudOu bed 81 perlor 20 auy eCfy
ever offered 20 the public Tor The plants for
which % is intended. We hEve IN our possess
sion testlmOuials furnished voluntarily by Col
Long, lste Chiei Typographical Ensineer Blu
reau a. " Washington, Gen. hltZ Henry Warren,
Gen. fleastutOn, and others OF Jhe army
fstnef 2. y. De stuet, the celebrated Indian
" Missionary, also Officers Of the Navy, surgeons.
h0eiital rlsH erds. Commanders 0f nearly
every Steamer plytug ON the Mississippi and
tributary rlNt N, Wesiern sanilary anu Chris
tan Notnuls'lOis, Armv CLsDlains, aud Others
too numerous % mention. Likewise highest
enconiuIns Di the Press, most % whichare pub
ltEhed 10 our almanac, which We shall send TO
any one eq uesurg 81 pralslu & its valuable mt d.
iclnal qusllties M Jne highest terms. No other
medicine has such recon uis nd auous
j. & .. MAGUIRE
sole PrOplietorg -. Louis.
sold Dy druggists ana Medicine Dealers every
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEISE, OF NsW Orieans, would
III most reapeetfully announes 10 the citizens
The ABOVE Eraeofui accom- riiist,rnsflf on the
Iii KID TUESDAY, In SsptsnlbsT az the Jef-
lefacn Bllek- second street, where sha trI1srs
pupi Who may Be iuSrustea 10 her charqs 10
merit snare Of the pubho patrouaze Nad
- having .lan2ht IN mOEt o. the Drincipal
cities or the south and Southwest, hopeS 10
meet here With the same unbounded srccr-rz
which nas Hitherto marked her course a in
struetion el3eWhers. Daysand hours Of tuition
half past 3 O'Clock tfM dariz for I sdies ffoTr
10 an. I'll p; for Gentlemen. frOuf tifi I0
en-, al tins same day ksfsrsnees ureKsep-
ton sole, for which, &ud other part eulars
Dlssass see Circulars which VIII b fsund At TIE
prin eipal book and music stOres- Terms mod-
eIate- Callstneuics and La8cLng LaazhI IN prl-
vate families and schools, II dssirell. SOirses
Tiveu twice q month ~. -- auB