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MAGUIRgS BENNR PLANT.

FTNHIS Extraordinary Medicine the fame OF
which is spread broadcast throughout the
country, h undoubtedly superior 10 any remedy
ever offered % the public for the complaints for
WLlcli II - intended. We have in our posses
slon testimonials furnished voluntarily Dy Col
Long lste Chief Typographical Engineer Bu-
feaiu eI " washington, Gen Fitz Henry Warren,
zen. fleasanton, and Others OF the army
Ather 4. J.. De Smet, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Officers Of the Navy Surgeons.
Hospital stewards, Commanders OF nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and
tributary rivers, Western Sanitary anu Chris
tian Commisslons, ARMY Chaplains, and olhers
TOO numerous % mention. Likewise highest
enconluTns OF the Pres, most OF which are pub
nbhed In our almanac, (which we shall SEND 70
any one req ueating a. praisins It's valuable med
icinal qualities in the highest terms No other
medicine has such Recommendations
]. & &. MAGUIRE.
Sole PrOprletoIs, ST, Louis
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where 1y2s-dSrW II
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Family School for YOung Ladies'
BONNIE BRAE. BALTIMORE CO. MD.

Prfncipals-Mr. and Mrs. CdAS. II. MCBLAIR
Head Of Scholastic Department-Miss DUN
CAN.
English Literature and Benes-Detters-Mr
MCBLAIR. -
vocal and Instrumental Music-PrOf &. THOR
BECKE.
Drawing and Painting-ProE d, A. WOOD
WAkD.
This Institution will be opened on MONDAY
September 18th. The first session Of the Scho-
lasuc yeSr closes January Slst. The second
session June 30th.
BONNIE BRAE IS situated on an elevated
Ridge on the old Frederick road, miles from
the western limits Of Baltimore, and within
easy access 20 the Catonsville Passenger Rail
way that communicates with the city.
The number OF pupils will be limited 70
twenty.
Circulars giving further particulars may be
found at ]. 8. Wate q Sons, Charles street
and Entz 4 Bash's Bookstore, Charles street
For admission apply TO Mr.. G n. AcBlair
through the Baltimore P. o., box - au4 I'm
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Near Chattanooga, Tenn.

FTHEREis no more pleasant spot for a sum
i meT residence than the summit Of Lookout
Noun ain. The scenery is most beautiful and
Affords great q rl Elt 10 the lovers OF nature.
Looking 70 the North and East, from the
hOUNTAIN HOUSE, = varied landscape is seen
To the left flows the placid Tennessee. winding
iu and out among the hills, ull lar away in the
distance It's waters seem 10 blend with the
clouds. Wooded hills and rich valleys, with
waving fields OF corn and grain, extend s. Tar
a. the eve can reach IN the horizon, where The
faint outlines Of the Great smoky Mountains
are seen traced upon the sky.
Do has al tie telegraph and mau facilities
being but an hours ride from ChatJau auooga
and j. "a Fir Class Hotel.
Here Ia the peaceful days before the war, the
beauty and Intelligence OF the : nth came
every Simmer 90 breathe the pure mOurtain u
air, and 10 viii soon again be the fzvorit9 sum,
meT resort Of an who, tired OF the dust and
heat Of crowded cities, desire relax tiOn OF
mind and iuvlEDratiOu OF body amid the finest
scenery In the country.
au7 COOPER &JAMEs. Propttetors.
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IashYille. Tepnessee.

7 OCATED in the large aud handsome build
i 4 fngs. corner OF Broad and Vine streets
formerly occupied by the shelby Medical Col.
lege, embracing an entire square.
An able and experienced corps Of Teachers
the most complete Chemical and PHILOSOPHERS
Apparatus sod Cabinet OF Minerals In the
South. and Educational Advantages OF a supe-
rfor order.
The Principal has had an experience Of twen-
ty-siN years IN the South. and the Nice-Princi-
pa for merry Professor Ia the n lshvills Univsr-
sity, is a graduate OF the Universities Of Edin-
burg and BOun.
sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUARY, and close on
the Third Thursday OF June.
TERMS-BOard and English Tuition, Sessio
CT i've months, $50 20. Music, French, ETC.,
Extra. For particulars send for q Catalogue,
GEO. G BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal
GEO. S. BLACKIE, A. M. N. D., Ytce-Prtn.
F--nE
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Kentucky Military Institute.

rOL- r 7. P. ALLEN, Superintendent. As
- sisted by an able faculty. The course O
study Is that usually tauslt in the beSt colleges
with special attention to Mathematics ana Nat.
ursl Sciences The academic year begins OF
the Lst Monday iG september (this year Sep
tember q, continuing without Intern issfou
10 ty (f0l weeks.
Es- Charge Tor Tuition and Boarding, fncIud.
Ing Lights, Fuel and Washing leurrencyI. three
hundred and nfty dOllars $40 per academic
year-One-half payable In ADVANCE, and the re-
maiuder at the expiration Of twenty (2DI wees :
81 Address the Superintendent at Farrndale
p O., franklin county, Ky fe4OSIuavrlm
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Ali that can be said about blood and
gentle birth is said by Bishop Warburton,
in these words: High birth is a thing
that never knew any one to disparage,
except him that had il not; and never
had anything else to be proud Of" This
stoned by an angry dispute in the British
house Of lords between q peer Of a noble
birth and one of q new creation.
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Kind words are looked upon like jew
els on the breast, never to be forgotten,
and perhaps to cheer thy memory along
sad life; while words Of cruelty or care
lessness are like swords in the bosom,
wounding and leaving scars, which viii
be borne to the grave by their victim.
Do you think there is any bruised heart
which bears the mark OF such a wound
from you? II there is a living one
which you have wounded, hasten to heal
It, for life is short-tO-morrow may be
too lata
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON. VA.

A RRANGEMEETS are In progress to ac.
"a COmmOdets One Hundred additional Ca
dets in this Institution. Its well established
character for its system OF discipline and
course OF instruction Comm6uds It to the sun.
port OF those who desire thorough ana prac-
ttcal educatiCn- Information Win De supplied
BY application 10 the undersigned.
FRANCIS 81. SMITH
mgIs VI ~ HrsaL snnrarin rallar.t
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To ConrrGctOrs.

THE undersigned. Commissioners appointed
by the county Court OF CTittenden county
Arkansas, will receive sealed proposals until
the Slst day OF August c, 1857, for the erection
Of
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Under the continued direction Dr. r h
RIVERS, assisted By corps Of able and eLpe-
Tiencsd teachers
For fulI information address the President,
or the undersigned, p. DICKINSON.
SOmeTVille, Tenn, July IS, 1857. tyl9 6w
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
TUE nsAt Ceighthl session of this school win
i open on the
FIRST Monday In September Next.

and close about the last Of June, 1865 The
PrineIpai will be assisted by a graduate of
the University of Virginia. For further infOr-
nation as TO terms, etc, address the Principal,
Somerville, Tenn. The Principal would refer
to she gentlemen whose named are appended
below.
IN. B.-Those whose names are marked by
asterisk, are, or have been, patrons OF the
school -i' d. N. QUARLES,
49, Principal.
sMrEM N Apperson, Memphis; Mr. y Frier-
son Columbia, Tenn; @Dr ] I Baskerville, Fay
cite county sCol K Mosby, Fayette county T;
sCol Sam Tate, Memphis Mr y Proudts
Memphis: eMr Thos H Allen, Memphis; ~Mr
jas Snissr, Colnm bia. Tenn; sMr ID l. Guion,
Memphis: SMr H stewart Mem mphis; SAir
l. PuiliAun. Somerville PROF G Pettus, Ma
eon Tenn s1on ! I Jones, Helena, Ark;
sThes Shapard- ksq, Upton county; ~Col A I
TsTav Nen1phis: EMr H Hornor, Helena,
A.. 1Gen Joseph Williams, Memphis; Sol NJ
1, Bsll. Pine Biuff, ARK; Rev W Q Johnson
Fdif ? Christian Advocate, Memphis; eGen b
" ufifliauson. Memphis; Mr. W b Miller.
NeuauhiS. blr Law ) Marye, Memphis; Capt K
n VfiiiaIuson. Memphis; EMr " H Martin.
Port Gibson, Miss; Chancellor W Harris,
sSmsrviHe; Judge Humphreys, somer-
Vile !. Rev r II Rivers, Somervflle; sMr
1, II Scott, SomeEyille Prof y d Boyd, Somer-
vile : Faculty University Of Virginia; Prof r
\ Javnes Washington College; Gen r II
smith, Virginia Military InssitIte.,
July 2, lsaz. an2a
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
This Institution viii be reopened on the
Second Monday In September Next,
Under the direction Of the
REV, GEORGE BECKETT.

livery efnrt will be made to afford the high
II est advantages for Female Education. The
course Of study Is beth thorough and syste-
matte. combined with home care and teaching
Professors or acknowledged ability have been
provided for the various departments.
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SomerVille Institute.

A SCHOOL for Young Ladies, Offering every
"A educational facility and pleasant and de-
ughtful home for its inmates,
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ARTEDTyTuEHAyD. A

In the hand-duttering fearfully,
Lonely and helpless-pOOr little thing!
In the bush-peeping out cheeriully,
Two together, gaily they sing.
Why is il best to have one in the hand
Father, tell mel can't understand.
Best IL is bee Iuse you have hold oft;
Child, It is only figure Of speech
Sunset shines, YOU look at the gold oft,
knowing wei 1t is out Of your reach;
But the siIpence your grandmo other gave
Yours il is, TO spend or 70 save.
All, that siXpence already I've done with il
Never penny with me will stay,
II could buy but an inch OF the sun with it,
might lock at il every day.
Father, the birds shall stay in their nest
Things that we never can have are best.
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"Under the present law spirits of tur-

"Under the present law spirits of tur-
pentIne Is regarded as a manufacture,
subject to the same regulations as other
manufactures. A manufacturer of tur.
pentine, like any other manufacturer, is
required to make monthly returns of the
ouired to return each month the amount
sold, or consumed, or used, or removed
for consumption, or for delivery to other
than his agents, and pay the tax upon
the same in the district where 1t is manu-.
faetured."
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL.
FIRST Monday in September.

THE undersigned will open a school for pu-
1 pills, Of both sexes, IN the Courthouse, at
Raleigh, Shelby county, Tenn, on the
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Fashionable Dancing Academy.

MADAME LEIsE, OF New Orleans. would
VI most respectfully announcs 70 the citizens
OF Memphis that she will open her classes rOr
the above graceful accom- plishmsnL on the
THIRD TUESDAY, in September. Al the Jef-
ferson Block. second street. where sne trusts
by strl-t attention 70 the enhancement or her
pupls who may be lntruste- 70 her charge. 70
merit share Of the public patronage. Mad
L., having taught IN most o. the principal
cities OF the south and Southwest, hopes 70
meet here vita the same UnbOuuded success
which has hltherto marked her cOurss Of in
struction elsewhere. Daysaud hours OF tuition
Tor children. Iuesuays and SatgrdaTs from
10 AN. Till y; for Gentlemen, nom IN 10
pm, all the same day. References unexcep-
uOuable, for which, and other particulars,
p ease see circulars, which viii be found az TIE
prin -ipai book and music stores terms mod
crate. Callstnenlcs and Bancing tsught In pri-
yate families and schools, if desired. s0irees
nLwan -u-Lca , rl-ur-n -
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
At Locust Grove.

IN AlbeTmsrie county, Va the former loca-
Il tion or DR.. Gessuer HarrisOn's 3 School, one
and a half miles from Greenwood depot, Viz
ZlHia Central railroad Preparatory o. the
University o. Virginia In Ancient and Modern
Language, Mathematies, Natural and Neral
Sciences, ana the English branches.
Ine Principals are graduates Of the Uuiver-
siJ OF virginia Ia ALI Lhe ects tau glt IN The
school, and have had successful eXpereuce Of
tourl eight and ten years respectively, a. teach
rs % schools OF high grade. iuclud IuEt those of
~. t5essner darrts01, rev william DluWiddis,
Bloomheid Academy, EdEWood Female SEMI
nary. n G. Hon. r 81. T. Hunters select
school. and others
IEENss For tuiti0n and board. Including z
fuel, washing, and lights, for ten months ElsE
Septe1nner 70 27th June, so iu currency. haIr
In advance, baianes lst 0f Februarv. OriV two
boys IN a room Board 10 the best style For
circular. address tee Principals.
PostOfiiee, Greenwood Deu0t AI1ernaris
county. II. b n. WOOD. PRINCIPAL
* YSSeixy. ~ Associate Principals
Reference Is invited 70 the Faculty % the
University Of Virginia and 70 the patrons and
students OF all the schOOis IN which the prlncl-
pals have taught. aul8Iw
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CHARITY

Great minds are charitable to their
bitterest enemies, and can sympathize
with the feelings Of their fellOw-creatures.
1t is only the narrow-mindedw who makes
no allowance for the faults Of others.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT SCHOOL.
Monday, the 2d Of September,

MISS VICTORIA u. BOWERS, recently en-.
INl gagsd in teaching with Prof. J. D. stewart
will open her school assisted BY her sister
Miss NJ. W. BOW ER5, on
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The FranEIln Job Printing House
The franklin Job Printing House
NOTICE.

TT,HE creditors % the estate Of z. NJ. Appleby
are hereby notified tnat have suggested
-. frsolvency OF said estate 70 the Clerk OF the
Gountv Court Of TipJOn county, Tennessee and
fbe creditors Of said estate are notified 70 nls
their claims, duly authenticated within SIX
months rom the date hereof Or th,s notice VIII
~ rIed IN bar OF the same
Dc Nie- j. 3. DAENIELtAdministrato
Aurn las, lssz, aplsu u
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LAGRANGE FEgAJF COJLFGF.

Wll-L open The sec7ud day Of September
w and continue ten months. Miss Nora
Bradford. or Mem phis. and Wfss Annie PefbIes
ol richmond have charge Of the ausie De-
PaItns az j. D. MEREDITH.
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SEWING MACHINES.
Rhy the GrOUsr e Baker MGchisse
Is Best.

1. 1t is more simple, durable. and less liable
70 arrangement than others.
2 1t ssWs from ordinary spoOlE, and no re-
winding OF thread is necessary. .....
3. II sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4. Its seam is strong and elastic that il
never breaks, even on the bias
5. II fastens both eEds OF the seam by its own
operation. arg
g. Its seam, though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains tirm, and neitherruns or ravels in wear.
Z. Its seam Is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
8 It's seam can be removed in altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing OF cutting them.
Watching and varying the tensions upon
the threads necessary in other machines Is IN
necessary in this The tension being once ad-
justed on the Grover and Baker Machine, any
amount OF sewing may be done without change.
10 II makes beautiful embroidery without
any change OF arrangement, simply by insert
ing threads Of suitable sizes and colors for this
purpose. Il Is the only machine that both en-
broiders and sews perfectly.
ES- Send for Circular.
GROVER & BAKERS 8. n. Co.,.
jy13 509 Main Street, Up Stairs.
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CNLLEGE Of THE CHRISfIAN BROTHERS.
ACADEM Y
sal rhIrd ktreet. Memphis. Tenn.

VIE shall organize the FERNS In this Acad-
w envy for the ensuing scholastic year on
Monday. September I'd. 1867.
With a fau corps Of assistants In all depart
ments.
Prof ANTON SHIDE, Music; Prof AUGUsTr
VILLEHULIN, French and Spanish Prof. q 20
MCFEEYY Latin, creek and tferman.
Nj A. Z. MORGAN, PRINCIPAL.
81 Professor Merely viii have suptsrVisior
of the hoya several hours each day. Auz0W
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Baltimore, Maryland.
FACULTY:

rev THOMAS E BOND, ND, President
g NJ EOBEETs, MD, Emeritus Professor o Z
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Childr1u.
A FoARD, NJ. D., Professor Of Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
p LoGAN, ND Professor OF the PRINCIPLES
and practices OF Medicine.
HARYEY l. BYRD, Md, Professor OF Obstetrics.
MARTIN p ScOrr, ND, Professor OF the Dis
eases Of Women and Children.
EDWARD WARREH, ND. Professor Of the Prin-
eiples and Practice Of Surgery.
join n MONlIOSIER, II. D., Professor Of PhTsi-
oIogy and General Pathology.
J ] MoORMAN, ND, Professor Of Medical Ju-
risprudence and Hygiene
JCSEPH e CLASETT, MD, Professor Ol Materfa
Msdica and Therapeutics
CLARENCE MORFIT, ND, Professor or Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy
JOHN y MOSMoNIER, MD, Demonstration OF
The next Session Of this InstitGsisn win
commences on the
First Day Of October Next,
And continue eve months.
one student rom each Congressional Dis
trfet OF tine late SlaVehodtng States win be ss-
mittod to all the priy1e=e Of the University
uDOn the payment OF IAlHII-kIN DOL
la Rs for each session Of Attendance. WOurtI-f
and disabled soldiers having prececeuce in Tbs
regard over all other gpplleanrz-
Daily Clinics viii be hsls 4 the eOliege build
| ing al which students viii receive ne mo.
thorough practical instruction
Material tor Dzsseetlns hcoIas VII be suu-
plied in abundance, ant every facility Afforded
/ students Z anatoEnt cal studies.
/ PEES = Naturalization, s.. DiSectfue so .
Professors, sla0; Graduation, 80; Bsnea-
Foi farts,sr information, apply to. or ssdrsss
/ j. FOARD, si.U. DEAN
/ No. a Liberty street, northeast corner OF I.ar
| fuaton. or BarnGras Hotel
I auI " ef ataE A@ls
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
DAILY q WEEKLY
JOHN S. C. HOGAN & co.
PRICF OF suRsCRIprIon
RATES or ADVERTIsIRG,

Daily On advanced per annum El2 90
per week Is
To carriers and news-dealers, per copy S
Weekly per annum (in advanoel s %
CO -Nosubscription entered en- our mail books
for a less time than one month
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Select School

MRS LkIIIIA MAY viii open = Select
VI School fer Young Ladies on MONDAY,
september 2, 1857, in the basement OF the
Christian Church, on the corner OF Linden and
Mulberry streets.
Inc Frencn department OF TINS school viii
be under the care Of Major LAMBERT MAY,
late of The Confederate Army, assisted by his
daughter Mis- :. r MAY, who h7s been two
years in France. French viii be spoken sTcIu-
siYely in this departments A liberal patrOnaze
on the part ef the public i8 respectively so
ncited-
The services OF the following gentlemen nave
been secured Music, Profs- sey fert and Witz-
man German, Prof. Whitman. Ancient Ian
guages, Prof. McFeeiy. ty24 tOcl
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Educational.

VHHE third annual session OF the school for
i boys and Girls, situated one mile west 0i
SenatObia, LgSotO county, Miss, will COM
meuce the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
NEXT.
TERMS. Per session.
Primary Glass, Mrs F. J. sage, Teacher. SO
Junior Class ID. H. A. Sanders, s - Is
Senior Glass, J. F. Johnston, " - 20
-
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EPECLAL NOTICE.

DY advice Of friends have concluded to add
ID 10 my division OF classes a Preparatory ne-
partment at Six Dollars per month. I also take
this occasion to remark in order To correct erro-
neOus impression in regard 70 my prices, that
the Academic Department Of my school takes
young ladies through the Mathematical books
usually taugh In female schools with a cores
pOnding advancement in other branches OF
Education. the Collegiate Department being
designed to Orfer 70 pn pills an opportunity to q
higher and more thorough degree Of Scholar
ship. LErITLA MAY.
August 28- 1881. auH
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Law School
or The
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
AT XFORD.
FACULTY.
JOHN n. WADDEL, DID,, Chancellor.
L q. c. LAMAR, Professor.
Law School

V1HE course Of study is completed in two
4 terms Of nine month each
The method Of Instruction Is that OF oral s--
aIuinatiOns, daily, upon the tsXE. accom- Panied
by such explanations and lectures as state leg
lslatlOn and local adj Indications have made
necessary.
M0OJ Courts will be held weekly, in which
the practice viii conform in every essential re-
specJ to the rules, modes OF procedure a1c ar
gumeutatiOn adopted in the following Courts @
/. District Court OF the United sJaies.
2 Circuit Court Of the Uuit-d States
g. Supreme Court OF the United States.
T. Circuit Court Of Mississippi.
d Chaucary court OF Mtssissi Dpi.
8. Probate Court.
7. High Court OF Errcrs and Appea's.
The Law Library numbers not less than one
thousand volumes.
Tue Law students have the privilege OF at
tending, FREE or CHAE EfE. the Lectures and
Rscitauons IN any OF the departments OF
Science and Literature in the University.
The sessions Of the Federal Court, and Of the
Hight Court OF Errsrs and Appeal, held at OK
ford, give to the students Of this school pecu-
liar advantages.