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DosITIoNs SECURED,

For those out of employment as Book'keep-
ers, Asst do. shipping. Freight. Entry or Gro
Gerry Clerks. Timekeeper. Porter. Tallyman,
Salesman, Express Drivers, waichman, Copy
lists. &c.. by applying ~ addressing,
BUSINESS AGENCY,
81 W. fayette Street, Baltimore.
June l.--sni.
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nR. T. II. wINGFIELD,

0srs bis Prsssssiepal services 70 the
snNTOwN aHd its vlelnlty. -. .........
tfe can hs fsund ~ his efncs a Mrs. HAMILTON g.
At ~ heaTs. except uhsn psoIsssionaily engaged.
March %, tegT-m
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TOHN HENRY KEENE. JR.,
RoBERT GoLDsBORoUGH KEENE

Have remov I'd their I.av ohces 20 No 90 81 TaHi ~.
ar doors north of saratoga Street. the Others fnrnrTy
ncsupird by the late Hon Henry Winter patis.
fhey viii continue 10 PFAeiies In baitino" County
tnd the City Courts
~ iuNcstmrnts on Mortgage stound Rcnts &c.
Negotiated FIRE cf charge.
sV-ioans mals upon Real Estate Jan ~. '67.--it
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''You had great deal better pity me bui yoa
are like all men, aud side with yohr scx--you
lords ~ creation Pretty lords you would be,
" IN our SILENT loilsome, unthanked way. We
did not waste our lives and s,senHih In keeping
up your majesty"
Have you donef'
Not quite. Itm aller em In her bill Of fare,
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Withdrawal.

Withdrawn Igafu the house OF SEhA rION
COY EH & CO., nom ile l-t instant. Feeling
thankful fer tue liberal patronage bestowed ON
The hcusE, would request "a rHu Iuuance Of the
same u nv former pErruers-tueN. a-Sun nag
an liabilities and are lutrusI6d with the clos
ing up Of the old bushes.
$. II. DUSSCOMB.
Memphis, Sd July, 1867
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A cnARSE MEApoS.

All that we ask of the republicans is,
that they shall take the entire RESPONSE
bility Of the military despOtism they
have established in the south. We do
not protest against it any more than we
would protest against robbery or murder.
Those who take life or property under
such rule know, or ought to know, how
absolute is their responsibility, for they
act wholly without the sanction of law.
An army" says Hume, is so forcible,
at the same time so coarse a weapon,
that any hand which wields it may,
without much dexterity, perform any
operation and attain any ascendsney in
human affairs We have Only to add,
that martial law, such as has been estab-
lished in the south, never existed in
England, even under William the con-
4uerOF and that the revolution of 1888,
which Mr.. Webster says was 8 revolu-
ton in favor Of property as well as Of
rights, resulted in the utter extinction of
martial law in England. Thisis just what
Lord Ckief Justice Cockburn said the
other day ia his charge to the grand
jury. Mr.. Burke declared in the COM
mons, when the proposition was before
that body to suspend the great writ Of
habeas corpus, that the success Of the
measure would, to all intents and practi-
cal purposes, be suspension Of constitu-
tioRal government; and CockbUrn fully
indorses the strong speech Of Burke, by
declaring thst indemnificatiOn had been
voted invariably to those damaged by the
operations Of martial law, thus eonceding
its illegality. We deny that military
government in this country is capable Of
legal sanction. Ii is the subversion Of
all law, and cannot, therefore, have any
higher sanction than theft, robbery, or
murder. Yet we say to the south, yield
a willing obedience to the despotisIn the
republicans have put on you. And we
say further, keep an account Of your sac
riices-an accurate and full account,
with names, dates and facts, for the day
of judgment will eme.--Ndti0RGl Intel
H0enceT,
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have alse to present you with this purse,
containing five guinness, given annually
by the Mabury Lodge 70 the girl who
wins the silver medal, prize which
does honor to the Lodge for the manner
10 which they have ehoserl to assist oar
Masonic charities. have great pleas
ure In presenting them 10 you.
Brother Hnyshe said "Of all the
children who had passed through their
education in that school, not one has
ever disgraced it in after life. Now, that
was a great honor 70 IL, and proved the
success OF those who had the manage
mont oft -
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MASONIC tFOREIGN) INTELLIGENCE.

MASONIC FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
EnOl091d.-Our British Brother, John
r. Brewer, aged seventy-twO, is a eandi-
date for the third time for election into
the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institu-
don. He was sun.struck some years
sgO, and has always been q prudent
man. We trust cur Anglican brethren
will enlarge and multiply their admirs-
ble benevolent institutions, so as TO en-
brace all their needy and worthy breth-
rem. .-
The Royal Freem9sOns' School for
female children closed its seventy
anniversary May 5th, with I30 stewards
present. The committee Of the institu-
tiOn in their address say:
This establishment consists of q ma
tron, 4 gOverness, and four assistants; q
gardener, whose wife assists in the house
bold duties, and three female servants.
An enlarged system Of education has for
some time past been in operation and,
by recent enactment children remain
IN the establishment till sixteen years OF
age. The number in the school, hitherto
limited TO eighty, has within the last
two years been increased to one hundred,
and an additional wing has been erected
for that purpose. This, together with
the maintenance Of the number of chill
dren thus brought together, involved at
the time se.iOus outlay. Nevertheless,
in order that the institHtion should be as
perfect as possible in every respect, new
dormitories, by which increased space
for sleeping room viii be afforded an
infiTmaTy, shut of from the general
building, and approached by separate
staircase; q convalescent room, addi-
tional baths and layatories, etc, are at
present ia course Of construction and
the covered playground, now merely
wooden erection, will be permanently
walled in, and form the basement Of the
new apartments. The contract for this
work amounts TO G2SS9."
The children are employed by turns
in all the domestic duties Of the house,
and great care is taken to make them
expert in needlework, so that while eul-
tivating the more purely educational
branches, they shall not lose sight Of the
humber but equally useful qualifications
so necessary to fit them for their several
stations in life"
Florence Catharine Weaver was the
girl who gained the silver medal for
good conduct. The chairman said, upon
presenting it /. Florence Catharine
Weaver, it is to me a very great privi-
lege to present this medal to you on this
interesting occasion. You belong to
a school instituted and maintained
by Masons in fraternal remembrance
OF Brethren who have been taken
rom US, and / have much pleasure ia
presenting you with this medal which
Won have well earned As the daughter
every prosperity in your after life. 1
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PULIFN g. HAMMOCK.

And will be grateful 90 have the continued
friendship ana patronage heretofore given 70
the old firm Of MuIr, SlBebus Pullen.
BrN. X pULLEN.
X. L. HAMMOCK.
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WASHINGTON, July l2-In the senate
Sumner offered several amendments to
the reconstruction act, all whereof were
declared out of order. He proposed in
his amendments to establish schools in
the south, free to all, regardless Of color !;
also. no discrimination in race or color
in appointments Of registrars, stating
that there was not a single colOred regis
trar in Virginia; and repeated what he
said in a written speech that it would be
the duty OF the senate in q few months
to welcome cOlored senators on the floor.
The amendments to the fifth section
agreed TO are that in every case of refu-
sal by the boards to register an applicant,
and every case wherein they shall strike
a name from the list, the board shall
make memorandum thereof, setting forth
their reasons for such action, and send
the same to the district commander.
An amendment was agreed to extend
ing the time for revision Of registration
from three to five days.
In the house, Messrs. Hubbard and
Barnum, of Connecticut, appeared aud
took the oath.
A long discussion took place as to the
time the impeachment committee should
report. It was finally sgreed that the
committee have authority TO have print
ed the usual number of copies Of the tes-
timOny, in time to be laid on the desks
of members on the first day Of next ses-
sion.
BTanyer asked leave to offer a resolu-
ton, wherein it was proposed TO instruct
the committee on treatment Of union
prisoners to inquire also as to the treat
ment of Confederate prisoners in the
camps and prisons Of the United States,
and why the cartel was discontinued.
Objected to.
In the Surrstt trial three witnesses tes-
tilted that VIM. Cleayer, prosecuting
witness, could not be believed under
oath.
MIS-. Lambert testified that she was at
her house, on Washington street, between
Fourth and Fifth, on the night of the
assassination heard voices shouting out
that the president was shot; opened the
parlor window and Ssked the parties
what was the matter; they said that the
president was shot, snd that J. w. Booth
shot him; asked them Il they saw Il
they said no, but were ebout the theater
at the time; four soldiers stepped for
ward when spoke to them and said we
were going to Camp Barry; it was dark
and damp that night The above evil
Gence urecbIy Coubtdttcts tudt OF Oye,
who swoTe it was Mrs. Surratt he was
addressing.
The statement that the steamer Sps-
quehanna was going to Mexico 10 De.
mand the body Of Santa Anna, dead or
alive, is unfounded. She is merely going
on 8 cruise.
FoRTREss MoNR0E, July 12.--Numer-
ous murders and robberies in the vicinity
Of Norfolk, Va, by negro highwsymen,
are reported. -
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MOUTH EAR.

Nay, speak no IN. a kindly word
Can never leave a ST ug behind;
And, oh, to breathe esch tale we've heard
Is far beneath a noble mind.
Full Oft a better seed is soWn,
BY choosing thus a kinder plan;
For, IL but little good We know,
Let's speak Of ali the good we can.
Give me the heart that ain would hide,
Would f8in snother's faults eface,
Bow can 10 pleasure hutnan pride
To pGgye humanity but hdse?
No, let 10 reach "a higher mode,
A uobler estimate of mani
Be earnest In the search OF good,
And spe5 of all he best We can.
Then speak no III, but lenient be
To others failiLgs, as your own:
II you're the urSt, a fault TO see.
he n q the first to make 10 known.
For life is but a passing day.
No lips may tell how OF ef the stay
Be earnest in the search OF good,
And speak OF all The best we can.
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KentaekK MIIItarr Instilnfe

4 pL- X. T. P ALLEN. Superintsndsut- A.
- sisted by an able faculty. NE course I'D
study l. that usually taughtfu the hest edlIs.s
WllA special attention 70 MatIsnl1lrilz arlr5 Ssf
~ Sciences The academic year bsgIus ~,
me - Monuay 10 September this year Sen
seilDeI p eontlnuiug without fnteruifssi6r
To- " ti0) weeks
= Cnarse Tor Tuition and b ardIng. rneIr,4-
ing Lighis, aei and Washing lturrene,-l fb-ss.
nuntlEeu ellc my doliars .1-5lI peg scziar-I n
-oue-Li.ll pay able lu auVance. and ~. -
nlstiu1er AZ Lfe e1 plr1tion Of ts-eri-y | 49,.
= ADDRESS the ,uperluEendont at Farr1.-5, =
=, ". FIitnHlln county ky- ie80-lvagags
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DISSoLUTIoNS.
Dissolution.

VFHE partnership heretofore existing between
/ the undersigned and p FlSrr r. under
the style of ' EIGGINS & FISHER al No. -9s
Front street, in Memphis Tennessee, was dis
solved D. eflluE Of time prescribed hy the
articles OF partnership. on lath day Of June,
1867. THOS. HIGGINS.
Mau4rHFs TrTv nET- "a
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Dissolution.

FVHHE nrm OF A. p. BUEDITr q GO, IS this day
dissolved by mutual consent Elfher part
ner will use the rrm name ia the svttlemeut OF
TIE business. All parties indebted VIII come
forward and settle their Indebtedness st once
al No. AZ Madison street, up stairs.
A H. BlkDITT
ACHJS CAMPBELL,
JAMES H. SMITH.
Memphis Tenn. July D. lsi7. IY2 lw
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The undersl gned having purchase1 OF Charles
Bfebbine his Interest 10 the ifm Of StebbiBs q
PuMen as Memphis will continue the Earth
ware, China and Glass Buslnr IS AT the same
stand. Nc. 255 Main street. under the name
and Efgle Of
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The undersigned, in disposng 81 his Interest
IA the late concern 81 Muir. Stebbius A Pulleu ,
and -tsbbius q Huileu, al Memph 5, Tenn, Tee
turns his thanks 10 the patrons OF me old flrm,
and soiicits for his ucges sorss Aessrs.
PULI.ER & HAMMOCK.
A continuation OF Lhe patronage So literally be-
EtOwed heretofore. CHARLES brEBBiNs.
Memphis Juus A. l687. Je5 I'm
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Masonic College.

NJ ACDNs Eayette couuty Tenn. -fsnata.f
VI Soifty miles nom Mem Is. sey-er- 49,
north of lafayette Depot N q ~ i II
EACLLI1--i- ". Johnson a II F-rr9-.r-
aud Professor Of Ancleut Lanstiaeas- &c.
- Oulg- A. B. Frofess9r Of 1rsr .s-raf7..,
Colin Mckinney, A n, ProIazz1r .- sferf,f
and Moral se1ene5 and English L..fa
Inls lnStitution Was reopeE "a .srr. rsl5
and hits reached a Stale cf L.-rr ..4
cheney. Next Animal session ~
July u, Lsi7i and viii consist or T5
weeks each
ChAket Es.-Eng gllsh and NAH. zI
s. and SO per Term. Each Iau9 --
per Terra Contingent Zee g. 80 Ll-r Ia-H.
AEcsllsnt board lnclueilLE CON --5I- - o.
ing and ilgnt. SIS per month.
Al necess1rJ- apparatus VIII be rcau.. .a.F
ConEeyance from Lslfay cite station ~ M
con. " ednesday and Saturdays f.1yrr-.
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=. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

CYRENE Co-amandery. No 4. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Gent, CON-; n. J,
WIEgiu. Rec.
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AFR;-AEid LqHg Slnle,-in q.
hsholdl how pleasant aud how good,
For brethren Ch as V'e,
or the " Accepted Brotherhood,
To dwell in unityl
'Tis like the oil on Aaron's head,
Which TO his feet diStils--
Like Herman's dew, so richly shed
On lions sacred hills.
For there the Lord of light and love
A blessing sent with power;
Oh may we all this blessing prove
Zen life iOreveTmOre.
On Friendships altar rising here,
Our hands nov plighted be,
To live In Tore, with hearts slnceFe,
In peace and uuity.
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PLINY FREEMAN, President.
LORING GASDREWs, Vice President
EESRY c. FREENlN, Secretary.
STATE OF TENN ESSEE,
IN. ------- L IL I L------ -

STATE OF TENN EgSSEE.
COMPT gOLLEE's 5 OFFICE.
nashville, June 8, ls57.
], q. W BLACKBURN. Com ptrOIler % the
Treasury, do hereby~Certify that the GLOEE No
ruAL LIFE lSsCzaS SCE CcMPANF. LcaEed al
New y OrE city In the state Of New y srk, has
produced 20 me satisfactory evidence tha said
Company has complied with all the reqalre-
ments OF the laws Of the state OF Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance. companies. aud farther
certify that b 7. IOMLISsON GEN EEAL AG r 0t
said Company, has also complied with the re-
qulrements OF the laws Of the state. made and
provided In such cases. wherefore. said GLOBE
a MCTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY has au-
thOrity to take risks and transact the business
Of Insurance u this state.
G.. ". BLACKBURN
Comptroller Tenn.
Active, reliable and influential parties can
find remuuerative employment as solic tors,
BY apphcat ON to
II. T. TOMLLNSON, General Agent.
No. II Madison street, Memphis Tenn.
ie9 I'm
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EUREEA Council No. 8. Meets 81 Monday Of
each mouth-Odd- FeIlows' bali John Zeut,
III. H.; n. j. Wlggiu, Rec.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS PEMALE SEMINARY.
No. 1os Madison Street,
rTHE Fall ssssion viii open on Monday, sep
iy7i@ XNyIE D. RAILE, Principal
VIRGINIAMILTARY INSTITUTE.
LEXINGTON, Va.

A RRANGElfENTs are In pro4r-.s % a..
n eommodate one Hundred additional "a
dets In this institutlon. Us vel esfaHli-ha-f
character for rs system Or disciDIine and
course OF instruction cOmmends lt To the sur
port OF tho9e who desire thorough and urar-
tieal education. Information VIII uss snn,lIe-i
oy appilcatlon 70 Lne undersigned
FkANCIs b. SMITH.
rllEln W I7l-lnTVfHUN fHrH
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LOTTERIES.
NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
Or any other swindIeI
MISSOURI AHD KENTUCKY STATE AYD
HAVANA LOTTERIES.
ONLY LEGAL LOTTERIES In q. &.

T'HEH are drawn under state Charters Rave
Il been drawn for over FORTY YEARS.
Bonds must be and are deposited With U. 8.
Collector a. Security.
The prizes Al drawn IN public by two sworn
Commissioner ap pointed by the state.
Mnst be drawn u tickets are sold or not.
p RI u L s A LII SH.
There are two State Drawings each day, and
two Havana Drawings each Inonth.
Drawings can be seen two hours after pur-
chase Of tickets
Oue-half the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid on day OF purchase.
Tickets 81 to so. acc0rdiugto Scheme
Prizes g. 70 Sl0O 0o0, according n scheme
Principal Agent GEO W. VAN VOAsT No.
20 Jefferson street.
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SeVenth Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with
perpetual fall OF 37 feet Of water. situated IN
Winston county, Alabama, with 100 acres o
land. Valued al sI0,OUO
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MONDAY. AUGUST Isrh. Isez.
Educational.
RY the action sf the Trusteesof the
Brownsville Female AcadeEny and
the Crawford Institute,

the two Schools have been consoI dated
The buildings and grounds belonzius-f a then,
VIII 0e thoroughly repaired and can accorumo-
can De commanded, and the Trustees are .5afer-
mined 70 build up hrst class Female Sebooi
Ahey wish % engage a competent PrfuefraI-
with corps OF teachers for the Literary D4-
partmenE AT the head OF the Mu-t-Sl Da-
pa Lulenb ls a n ofessOr who has most sueee<.-
iully been connected with the schools for the
last Ten years The attention OF well qualffai
candidates for a permanent situation ans n No.
stlion that can be made 10 pay is solicited
until the hrst August next
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M. m..ICLOsING.
THE MISSION OF THE LODGE


May truth, aud love, and friendship sweet,
PeFvade each brothers heart.
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NNTTCE.

FTHE creditors OF the estate Of +. n. Applsby
II are hereby notified that have Suggested
the insolvency Of said estate to the Clerk Of the
County Court Of II pt0r county, Ieunessee and
the crf,lf tors Of said estate are nOtlfed % ne
fheir claitas duly authenticated, within six
months nom tlis date hereof or this notice win
Be- aled in bar OF Une same.
n TE 8 3. DANNEEL. Adninisfrstar.
Apgn izt, 1851 apisn
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PESV Chapter. No T. Meets ID Mouday Of each
month-Odd-Fell HALL J. Whee ler,
d F.: II. ID. Payuter, Sec
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Dissolution.

u'HE law Firm cf HAYNES. HEATH a
LEWIS is thls day dissolved The uuhu-
ished business OF the arm viii have the al
lent On OF each OF us until it is clusel up
TaudOu q. hayne. has associated with him,
Ia tbe practice uf ihe law, Iu an its branches,
his son l-lFF. fralcs %. stockton, ana lbs sun.
h HAYNES STOCKTON d HAYNES. Dfiices
IN "Ninceut Bui.dlLg,' corner kast Court
and second streets.
X. R. heath ana A. NJ. Lewis are associated
in the practice Of the law, in all it's branches,
and may be found az tue Old uflce, Southeast
e1rrp- al ssrord and Union streets up stairs.
me style OF their dtm Is HE ATH q LEMIs.
The parties may he consulted, in regard TO
the old business. al their resueetlv- offices.
LaNUON g. HAYNES.
X X HEATH,
A. NJ. LEWIS.
Tuna lg IaT
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HEBREW LsB MASONIC CALENDAR.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1867.

saint Andrews Day, SJth November IN eac
year fgI2 mh1s II
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dune.1, lNhI.
Referring 20 the above dissolution Of copart-
nersBiB. we give notice that iHe bu-iuUss viii
hsreafier Us continued under the name and
style OF Rice & EuEel. ". ID RIVE.
ia2I Nv j. ENGFT.
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The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
FOrty-s ven, and comprised los In the vicinity
Of Memphis, Tenn, COFinth, Mss, and Her
nando, Miss, deeds to which have been made
to the lucky ticket-hOlders. For this, the Sec
Onu Drawing, however, We are able TO offer our
patrons still more attractive Inducements TO
interest themselves In our scheme. From a
lengthy list Of property, much Of which has
already been advertised to the public, we select
the following:
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bfssoL,ninn.

FTHE. .copartuershin heret1fOr- existing be
tv.esli RICE. WARS 3 ENGFL is this day
dissolved ~ mutual consent Rice q Eug5I
having b0Ught Hout the interest of John \
Ware u said hTm-take an tEc assets and AS
Euu1e ali Of the nabilites OF same.
w. ID. klCE.
JOHN ~ WARE.
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TERMS

For board and tuition. includfrz n1eI. wash
ing and Lights for the session OF ten months
two hundned and sevenfy-fva esZ75l dollars In
currenC9. Payments one-baif in advance. bal
ance on the ist OF February
The sessions commence On the LIST or Septem-
Der and close on the 9th OF June. Pupils VIII
be received at any time during the session,
with a pro rata deduction in charges. Boys
nom a distance viii be allowed % remain dur
inZ vacation as bOarlters in the family Of the
Principal
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot (GreeuW0cd) ~ she school immedi-
ateiv upon ErrivHI
Es- Only two boys in a room.
p. G-GreenWood Depot. A1bsmarIs county,
Virginia. ie5 n
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IN Offering DUB BITTEHsS 70 the Southern
/ Public, we have no hesitancy IN asserting
sheir superiority over any Northern produc-
tios in our markets. In their devtsement they
ars purely southern = compounded with a
special adaphtude to the various types OF
stornaeic dersngements prevalent IN our
climate
Isiss gentle stimulant to the system after
undergoing severe illness.
It is cure for Dyspeps3a.
It sssists issstion.
0t cures DiarThea and Cholsra Aorous-
II Is a Prevea dvsfor Chills and Feyers
1t Is an invsluable companion for Persons
travelling at ali !easons OF thsys
tits Hohez enterprise and possesses true
merit. WaH
BSr Sold evsrywhsre.
o. Il. EEBERT q CO..
1 Sole Rropristorss
febl0 Il Memphis. Te1a.