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abai,' Is my AL, the Alobai Of my fatt :
ers. He 4 above all other Alohayin 70
be reVersnced above all--sll the rest are
AJdilosDl, idols. Mai Rlaa0kah Bd-
IdyiR1 YahoUQh g'-whO among the
Baalim Is like YabOVah2' he was,
a. he directed MosEs 70 announce
him 70 Pharaoh, 'UcthOUoh, the Alohdt Of
the A6dragiIls,' or Of Israel. Y1hoc0h
.AIohai,' 'AdOn0i Gadol q h Ga1irG, Ado
mai, the great and terrible AIl-COrrect
ideas as to the Deity, and the doctrine Of
the immortality Of the soul obtained az
ter the captivity and residence IN Persia,
but there was always q large sect, the
Saddueees, that did not believe IN the re-
surrection or the spiritual nature Of man.
But before the time Of ChIist, the Jewish
Alexandrian school had come into exist
ence, and It's doctrines, as expounded BY
PhilO, prepared both Hebrews aud Greeks
ia receive those Of the gospel, and es-
peeiaIly the doctrines Ofthe Trinity.
C.-Undoubtedly. Il was part Of the
Persian creed, that in process OF time
there would appear a Redeemers SosI-
oscH, Tor Saoshyang), who would put an
end TO AHRDIANis Empire Of Darkness,
and as Mediator and RedeemeF reconcile
ell things, even that Evil Principle and
his Subordinate Dsvs, TO ORATUzD. And
this doctrine came 10 them from Judea,
and was indeed Taught IN the mysteries
Of all the Ancient Nations, in all Of
which some God or Hero was slain, and
rose again from the dead to be the bene-
factor Of mankind. Often, also, the
Son and Father, or rather the Originated
and the Origin were at bottom the
same; as, under many aspects, HAR- oERI
or HORUs, and OSIRIS.
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Kentucky MiIitarr Insflmfe

4 WI K T. p. ALLEN gune-f-....4-.
- - a.stsa y an able faculty. m ~--,,l - -
Sf5y $500 - s.iit Usually tsuglltin the 89st i.
MI ,s.5s-s - tlon 70 Mathenlatlcs ana h ~
.slS -, - s5oaday 10 September ffI-is - - .-
s5.. " - y, conlinuing without infs-7s,.
- - Cnarse Tor Tuition and pc..-,sr-. &C.,.
70 : 1.ls9s1s = uel and Washing i..ur--5-- ~ , p.
lll.aFea and nfty dcllars fss5ll no. s-,,l -
mainder a. the expiration slf f,ef ~ . ne re-
D III -A1lEsss the 81 peTintenderr A. 1--,,-S,-.
= w. Ffanklln county, XIV taso-s -, - aAio
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Non Resfdent Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. Is82-Pierre A. Hardy ct al. vs. John Mel
SON eJ al.
4 Z appearing from affidavit ln this cause that
/ the deffsrsdant Lisida ". Organ has de-
parted this life since the hscummencement OF said
slft and that Therese Louise Organ IS her child
,,nd' I7rir-af-la law and a nonresident Of the
state OF tennessee; alse, Arthur COniiell, as
arDears rom the She rih's return, Is not to be
f6und in shelby county. and further, that he
Is a nonresident:
IL Is therefore ordered That they make
their appearance herein. Al the courthouse in
fhe eitv OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
firet Monday in August. 1901, and plead, answer
ar demur 70 complainant's bill, and T. l.. Or
van 10 snow cause why said suit should not be
revived against her, or the same viii be
fakau for con fessed IS . them, and set
for hearing ex parte aud that a copy Of this
order be published once week for 1Our success
sive weeks in the Memphis AppeaL
o ArtSUsTON ALsTON, Clerk and Master
By 4. ]. BLAcK. Depu y Clerk and Mazler.
Heiskel, scott & Heiskell, Sos tor COM
olainant ty3iaW8w
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NON Resfteast Notfce.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. l2lS-J. Mason Campbell et a. vs. Jlo
Nelson et nj.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause q 81
/ the defendant Llsiua W. Organ has departed
tnis fife since the commencement OF salu SUI,
and that Theress Louise Organ Is her ner al
law and a resident of the State or Iennes-
see. 1t is therefore orsieret, that SAID Ineress
Louise Organ make her appearance nefeln, al
ON or before the first Monday in August, leol,
aud plead, answer or demur TO complainant 5
bill. show cause why said suit should not ne
reV We'd aua1ust her or the same viii De taken
for err1 fassefl as 70 her and set for hearing eX
narfe and thai a COPY Of this Oraer be pub
hs' ed once a week, for teur successive Weeksi
In the Memphis Appeal.
a copy-Attest. AUOUSTON ASTON,
-IT Clerk ana Master.
ByR ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
f5pi-lseIl scott & Heiskell, SOLICITORS for Conn.,
pIaiDanf iy3 law4w
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RiIL for DivOrce.

In the Circuit Court OF Shelby County, Tenn.
Esther Anderson vs.. George Anderson
IN this cause it appearing from affldavit on
hle that defendant, 0eurge Anderson, is q
nou-resident oi the state OF Tennessee;
II Is therefore ordered, That he do entel
his appearance herein at the Courthouse in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn. within the three
frst days Of the September IeTnai lhaI, and
plead. answer or demur % conplalnants Dill
~ the same VIII be taken for confessed, and
- FOR hearing e1parts q is further ordered
tfaf a COPY OF this order be published once 8
week for four successive weeks, In the Men,
Dhis Appeal
NJ D. l. STEWART, Clerk.
BY GUY THORPE, ID. G..
HaIium Muliisan attorneys for ecmplain-
IS Ians Il, lNs. lel2lawtw
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EDUCATIONAL.
Masonic Cone~e

NFAcON, Faystte county Tan,
w thirty miles nom Memphis se-va, -ll7-
h2rsn o. % lafayette Depot d. a q r II ---'-'a
~ - : ~ -; Johnston, A. b. Pfezidenf
- p oeng, A B. Professor of Nafherrsfl,gs
S,,in - nchlnneys A n, Profsssor S5f as-f.f
rms lnstitutlon was rgo1ened fr-.,,,--- -
si.-,,, - Isaened q state CT permanent arI
T~i is LEX Annual session " III ha rl7,s..-l
weeks each - ~ Aellila--aD
* -, I, = - - ngiizh and Mafhemafes s7o
usr Tsr.1 I. S.iss asrll- zach Langusze 8 extrs
Exee.isnt board, fneludir : -9oFn f-eI -.
n and light, SIS per monf6, -'-7i- wash
- - n1etaaally &bparafus VIII ha --.,--r.-s
Donxey ance from Lafavsffa 49, -
con, wed anes1ays and saturdays. .a5s,,..- y. =
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GIHIAMIITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON. Va.

A RRANGEMENTs are n, r-
- "A Sonlnoqate One Hundred a. i-i-,...l &c
eses in tnls lustitutIon. Ia vel ee-st-i.l =, =
.sr Ger lor It's system OF ifgciulf-,e -
S5 SoLS oi tnese " 10 desire a lhorou1h - - ~
- - eotiestllOn- Information M - .----1-
y Apphcation % ths unde4signad ',s'-7-
myIs w,jelskeovvtsll i'-,- - - - 7hITH
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4 ETTERS tesiamentary having been granted
| 4 10 the undersigned, executor Of the last
vii and testament OF Wliliam u. ferguson,
dssreased bv the honorable county Court OF
Shelby county Tenn, at the June term thereof
Isl,7 notice IS hereby given TO all persons hold
ing claims against me estate OF saiq deceased
\, nresant them 70 the undersigned, properly
prchated within the period specified by law, or
me same viii be barred.
paraous indebted TO the estate will please
make prompt payment OF such debts, other
wise Steps viii be taken 10 enfOrce the same
without delay.
L. V. DIXON, Executor.
rr,ne % 1ggT ie20 lapg4W
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Law Court af Memphis
CLERK's 0EFIcE, MAY s. IqI7.
E. Hurd q Co.. Piaintiffs. vs. p. G. Creighton.
Defendant
a FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
~ made in this case In pursuance OF sectfan
9t5i OF the Coda OF Tennessee. ard attach ulesqr
having been issued and retained BY the prorer
offIcer lsvisd, etc" on ths deieudant f. ~
Creighton
ii Is therefore ordered, Thai said defendant
aDpaar at the Courthouse In the city OF Msro
pnls. Tenn. on or before the second. MOndar h,
1une next and defend this suit. or The qirne
VIII be taken for confessed as TO him ard -,
case set for hearinE a ex parte. and that 4
cOuv OF tfls order be published once a QaeI
for four consecutive weeks in the Memnh7-.
ADpeal JOIN DONOVAN, f'Is'r,-
a copy. BY MAsca HXDE, ID. G..
Wilson 4 Beard, Atlorneys for Plafuffns
N.Y. laW48e
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
IN S U R AN E.


Fire and Marine Insurance.
Home Insurance Company Of
NEW YORK.
Security Insurance Company
or NEW YCdK.
uo-''ue q
Enterprise Insurance Company
OF CINCINNATI
Putnam Insurance Company
or BARTFORD, CONN.
TUE we'll established reputation OF these
Il Companies furTprOmpt and honorable deal
Ing. and their large Cash assets, commend
them 70 the fav0r ~ Business Men and Poop
ertv Holders who desire reliable Insurance for
either fire OF Marine We represent no com
uanies but those duly authorized by state and
local laws. All losses adjusted and paid az this
agency.
Lindsey q Vredenburg,
General Insurance. Agents, No. II Madison
street (uD stairsl. Memphis Tenn APPS
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SECOND SESSION 1S67-S-
THIS School is located one and a-Half niles
Il nom GrsenWOOd Depot On the Virainia
Central Railroad and dfteen miles west or
Characteristic and the Uufversify- hi v-ir55r =
The iOG-tiOn IS well known as Dr. (Iesgner tl9sr-
rison, Rev. VIM. Dinwiddle, and Prof Sd ward 81
1inl n Formerly conducted schnoIs at this place.
Previously il was popular summer resent
cons ucied by John s. Cooke. ESQ Being srf.l-
ated Ia one Of the most beautiful portions OF
AlDeInarie county, In the mid-t OF n refined
and Intelligent community. remote frorn places
81 dissipation, aud convenient 70 churches and
raDouJh schools OF the leading deuomlna-
school.
The c. urss OF study is designed tn be thorough
and comprehensive IN Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and The Fua.fsI
hfanchea and also to EN- brace the q -eruauf= Of
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Principal was educated al the University
Of Virginia, and has had gu experience OF
nearly ten yeas In teaching IN schools of high
grade IN this State, including Dr. tiessns-r lEaI-
rIsOns school, Bloomfield AeadeInv Lvncb-
burg Ftmaie seminary, and Hon. r. M r.
Hunters private school,
The Associate Principal was also a.lucatatI AZ
the University Of Virginia, and has had au eE-
pertence Of eight years in teaching in me
- - - ~ -. S5ltty ~ Lnst'tptll re-
male seminary North Carolina. more recently
in sherman, Texas,
The following recommends ion OF our school
Is respectfully submitted
USIvE RsTTT OF VIRGINIA prl z. ls57.
In view Of our personal acqualntaare win
Messrs- n. n b and A. J. " cod, we 90 not
hesitate cordially 20 recommend tfRir school
70 the con nndenee and patronage of the public.
Maupin, 81. Schele De We're
VIM. d n stiufey, j. 3 Davis.
raneis H smith, ]. T. Minor.
j. L Cabell u L. Dfldarsfeey-a
c. J. Venahle, Wm. 4 Peters
i T. r NJ s.:
For board and tuition, including mel wash
ing and Lights for the session af Z u months
two hundred and seveury-hvs -SZ75f dollars u
currency. Payments Oue-half In afiy-aufe baI-
ance on the lst OF February.
The sessions commence en- the lst of SeBfanl-
ber and close on the Zth Of June. Pupils will
De received al any time during the session.
with pro rats deduction in charges Bows
nom a distance VIII be allowed 70 remain our
ing vacation a. boarders in the family OF the
Principal.
Arrangements are made for CONVEYANCE from
the Depot Greenwood 70 the school irnme,ii-
ately upon arrival.
80 Only two boys in a room.
r. p -SreenWood Depot. AlbemErle comfy,
Virginia. fe5
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2)4 Front St4ses.
HER1Es Lodge II Perfection, 18TH; No /.
Stated COMMUNICATIONS ID wednesday night
or each month. Henry p. Nnoaard. SD, G..
NJ; Charles NJ. Carroll, 18th, See.
EIrHRAs Lodge OF Per-ectiOn. l4th.; No. .
Meets fth wednesday OF each month. George
Meilersh, sd, o.. NJ, A. L. FARMLAND, sd,
Sec.
CAsrpITGA vouncil ofPrinces Of jerusalem, 18th d;
No. J. Benj. X. RDhen, sd, Tarsh.'.; -
CALvAEl CHAPTEB OF Rose CruIx, 18th, Nc. I.
Cliafles " Adams, sd, NJ. W. II. 4. Tom
PHrLIFFE DUFL EssEIs Council or k-h, Glth-,
No. I. Henry y. MOOdard, ali. Comm. /;
William y. Clrode S2d. Rec
CoNsIsr0EY OF n EST TENNEssEE, G3d. John
Ainsis SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge c.
Trader, 32i Keg-'.
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DR. MoRTIMoRE.
Offiee--ROOm NO.25, WOrsham House,
MEMPHIS. TENN.


CPECIAL NOTICE. VIII be at the IUKA
tuesdays and Wednesdays, each week. nom
and after this date until the FIRST of Septem-
her next flRf71 Those who desire 70 rues.f. com
suit and place themselves under my Treatment
there, can do s.. Those who prefer coming to
this city, can consult me, at my Ofics mere.
THURSDAYS Fridays or Saturdays each week
Nv extensive practire, and successful treat
ment of all forms Of CHRONIC DISEASES in the
south for many wears past-espeoialiy the last
sfx wears in this city-is sufficisnt gusran.ee a
those who are yet aifiicsed, to Justify confidence
In my ability to accomplish ali that medical
s5rill and remedial aid caR do.
I do not profess 70 perform MIRACI rs e. BY
the laying on OF the hands, NOR CAN ANT
OrTfER NAN NOW LIVING. such pretenderg can
have influence only upon the eredulous and
weak minded My treatment. Of all cases Is
based upon proper sciennfe medical skin
aided by a life devotion and extensive expert
snce
nv charges are moderate in every eass-far
more than many Others OF the profession
who maze the effort and yet FAIL 70 cure.
For many years past have made the follcW-s
ing my principal sPEcIALITIEs, VIZ.
C0NEU UMFrION,. ana various diseases OF the
Lnngs and Throat,
DISEASE OF tn E LIVER
DISEASE or THE HEART
DISEASE Or THE KIDNEYS
CHRONIC DISEASES OF St1fn-r
aeh and Bowels,
DYSPEPSIA--(I Ind gesfionl
RFSUMATISAl-al all Is various forms,
FRV0Us HEADACHE, EPlIIPsY-
GENERAL DEBILITY -Nervous a =
feotiuns,
SCROfu LOUH, and other diseases
originating In impurities of
the Blood and vital nuids.
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Educational.
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institute,

lns Two schools have been consolidated
Inc oulidings and grounds belonging 10 them
uate from 90 10 go pupils. a liberal B4rrr---g.a.
can De commanded, and the Trilsraes are Ier.--
mined 20 Duild up a ErSt class Female school.
LMe4 Wlhh u engage competent PRINCIPAL
vito a corps OF eacnens for the Litarlrv Ds-
partnenL AT the head 0f the Mu~Ic-I De-
pa llleLt II "A n ofessor who has NEST zucc4Ss-
Iu-ly Deeh connected with the 5chou.s for the
laSt zen ears The attention of well guaIfr4F
cspdid&ies for a permanent situation 49, "a no.
9ation @ lLtt can De made % pay is solicited
until the nrst August next
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TX Offering OUR BITTERS to the Southern
/ Public, we have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
tlos in our markets. In their devisement they
are purely southern - com pounded with
special sdaptitude 20 the various types OF
stomaeie arrangements prevalent IN our
climate.
Itisa gentle stimulant to .ths system after
undergoing a severe illness.
II IL a cure for Dyspepsia.
Il assists Digestion.
II cures Diarrhea aud Cholera MOrbus.
tits preventive for Chlns and Fevers.
It Is an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
IT'S HOME enterprise, and Possesses true
merit.
- Sold everywhere.
G. H. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Proprietors.
1eblO tf NemBhfs Tenn.
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

CTEESE Cornmandery, No 4 Meets 4th Mon
DAY Of esch month. John Gent, Com; n. J.
Wlggin, Rec.
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Western and Virginia Tobacco Agency.
MAYER, MARSHUEFz d CO.,
$1,000 REWl4RDf
Two Thons and Dollara

OFFIcE MEsPHIs BoARDOF .ispNRvrRr7'ss
MENPHIs, 1E y <. june 4 ise5,
I n order TO more enectu allv suppress fnoen-
d. isrlsm within the q " of Memphis, a re-
ward OF
Two ThouS and Dollars
VIII be paid BY the \ emphls Board OF Under
Mrise1e . sl.9 ,olleei aan or osneT persons who
any person OF - SONS guilty Of firing any
premises insured BY any Of the Insurance
te4n ORDER or THE BOARD.
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Siica as are aiictirs ia fer nature. and sooner Or
later u l0r removed, irih T7iir ne c0ngfiiIf-
ton, ellfn{ v-drs Of sll1sT71Q- or
5rtaq he uicfila 70 an
ti1iety Qrtre.
D. MORTIMORE. "a. D.. q
Oa5ce-RooTn No. . Worsham House.
isIs i2fauaw1n2m Memphis Tenn
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HEBREW AEB MASONIC CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOT6RY.
1867.

LODGES. l."
ANGERONA, No. l6S Meets IEt MondaF In
every month, at Odd-F lows Hall. cor. Court
aud Main. D. q. Trader, " n. H. 7. Town
lusOn. sec.
Sou III MEsrHIs. No. us. Meets 2d Friday OF
each ruuutn- Iail. cor. Madison and Second.
]. 7. sellars. ". NJ; Benjs * Pulleu. sec
LEII.A SCaTT. No. 1s4- Meets lst Friday OF each
Inontn-Hall. cor. Madison and Second. John
HAinslie, ~ e; II 4. " Oodward- Sec.
HAMIIs Ton. No Zs2. Meets Sd Friday Of each
month-odd-FeIiUws Hall. p. n. Stanley,
W. n: " II. Butts, Sec
KILwINSING, No. Ssl ~ d. Meets 9Th Friday
uf eHch. nloEtl--U4 Front street John J.
Worsha1n, SD, ". A B. K. uHen, I'D, sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN Chapter, No 4 Meets "a Monday OF each
-Odd-FeIlows' HaL J. " hee .er
ID. p; h h Paynter, Sec.
r. AND s. n.
EUEEKA Council. No. 6. Meets Sd Monday OF
each month tdd-F e elIovs' Hall John Zent,
IN. H.; n. J. WigEiu. Rec.
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BROWNSVIIIE

ls eiigibly located, being directly or ule line 0f
the Memrhis and Louisville RaiIrosfi g-.l..f
sOSlety1 neaiLhy, with "a Population oT 3ral
lnhaoitants. Town and county in a prospernus
Stnh' SSolultLoh' naElng escaped the rlvHges OF tie
late war Address the undersignsd
y. p WOOD
Secretary Board Trustees
Brownsville, Tenn. June 3. lss7. e. ~
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR Bo7s,

In 4lbeHaarIe County, Ia.
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. Greenwood Depot. AIbsmarls comfy,
sinia. les ri
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FEMAIE DISEASES

SCROFULOUE, and Other diseases
originating tn impurities 81
the Blood and vital iuids.
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AttaohBe1lt Suit.

MEMPHIS. TENN.
y2s In
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DAY eOoDs.
727 CHESNUy STREET. 727

p o p u II PRI O f. 8
Silks, shawls Velvets, Poplins, Reps,
velour Russe, MerinOes, Nous Delaines
AAIpaoas, MohaiTs, Alpaca Poplns,
Chene Popllns, Melange Poplins, Irish
and French POplins, and Plalds.
also. Bombazines, Biarritz, Tamise,
and other Mourning Goods in great
variety together with the most extensive
assortment, of Miscellaneous Dry Goods
in the market.
Also, Blankets. Flaunels, Linens,
House-Eurnishing Goods, Cloths, Cas-
slmeres, etc, in reliable qualities, at
low prices.
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rHERLASTLNG FLOWERS.

Tsend thee but a single gift,
little bunch of dry, crisp flowers,
s,iIl rainbow -colored, though tits long
Since sunshine fed them, or the showers.
Mora pbantoms of those thoughts of love
Whose flying seed from Eden blew;
Gods hand in pity sent them forth,
If Talmud legends are but true.
Dear promise me that when Pm dead,
You5 IN press within my clay-cold hand
The same bright everlasting flowers,
- III hear them through the Silent Land.
7 shall not need remembrances
of thee, my own; but still Pll keep
These always with me through the dim,
Sad shadow of Deaths long, long sleep
Dark waters, in thy blackest gulf
Dark valley, in thy ghastliest cleft
T,l guard these flowers, the types of love,
Though nothing but these flowers be left.
Come flame and torture for my sins,
Or mercy ope the golden portal,
StiIl, still I'll grasp those changeless flowers,
To prove my boundless love immortal.
-Trabner's Am. and Oriental Lit. Record.
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They are building and improving churches
in Toledo, Ohio, to the amount of $4,000.
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DROYIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
I OF PHILADELPHIA,
No, Ill South FOURTH Street
LNCORPORATED Sd MONTH ga, Is65;'a
CAPITAL, fl50,OOO, PAID IN,
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums. mr. bv
10, or 20 year Premiums, Non-forfeture, " u
Annuttes granted on favorable terms,
Term Policies, Children's EndoWmenta,
This Company, while giving the Insured the securtv
OF pad-up Capital, win divide the entire nrofts ~
the Life business among its policy holders W
moneys received at Interest and paid on demand
Authorized by charter execute Trusts and To ACT
as executor or Administrator Assignee or Guardian
sno IN other hducary capacities, under appointment
Oh any Court OF this Commonwealth, any person or
persons, or bodies polite corporate, ~
SAMUEL, r. sHIPLFBIYE FBIEECTHES; ITSESPy II ATrOEs
JOSHUA Ii. NORRIS n VISTA ii BRON1N
RICHARD WOOD, wv. III IONCSTR ErH
RICHARD CADBURY, WILIIAM nj I'D ACK M
z...,-,r :, CHARLES F. COFFIN.
SAMUEL r, SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY
I,yN, n 1OsSoorP rrsse resident; ActuRFy.
THOMAS WISTAK, M, D. / RI TOWNSENJD
7He Medical Examiner, Legal AdViser.
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De- ses--slzasEy Fsssisa 49, -
~ sNs s.sss .'svs5 t..sss ITS. ss~a
u usny Z thigh, s ts0k nhssados Hisaas; 4
hs lacked appstits, NJ wsak, laagaid y nsatAily
sAspsssssds = tssk PianAaAien RatAsrs, Al th1g
never failed 70 set hin on his pins square snd
Fsxpsrs,Ssv. ~ bsta.r .sh1risy set =
SONS nay a:t read he ,sa as. n.., !. :, !,
verify believe the laasa4ion Bitter' have saved
sRRv. N. H. wAaorER, M.did, \. u"
have been . great suf-
fsrss fron DyspspsiA. and had 70 ahesdon prsasA-
ii. The HhAiation Bitssn
REV. G. 4. WILDWOOD, New York City.
e . had lost oil appetite
was so weak and enervated could hardly walk,
and had perfect dread Of society.
the Plantation Bifters have sst me all right.
JAMES HEIMINwAY, St. Louis, Mo-"
hAvecursd me Of arrangement Of tho kidneys
and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years
G. G. MOORE, 354 Broadway, n. Y"
Mrs O. M. DEvOE, manager of tho Unif-
Home School for Bolders' Children, says she 'ihas
given Il to Tie wssk and invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over hundred reams
of such certificates, bat advertisement Is so Of
fective As what people themselves say Of good
article. Our fortune and our reputation is .,
stake The original quality and high character
of these goods will be sustained under every and
all circumstances. They have already obtained .
sale IN every town, village, parish and hamlet
| among civilized nations. Base imit&tors try to
come - nsar our hams and Style ~ they car, and
because ; good article cannot be sold - low - q
poor ons, they and some support from parties who
| do not care what they sell. Be your guard
| See our private stamp over the cork. =
P. Il. DRAKE 4 CO., New York City.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by Al
! Druggists.