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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12
Rinbe1btr (&iuotaufe.)

TIT Sp9en, BE rSppt : Stu 2ottins, III bring
5erup ut ten Seller ben telen Win,
Serum ron ben 9Gbn uns SC pfa9ttslte Mua
Mu tparb bat ne Soft irlt, III parb bat ne suft
Nu fau't irt ne ri9tise aineelbir lin ~
Nuntselans liuet nu cit Sober;
Ml Re plen, leiwen Sebsr,
Dc lei ut Ne Su9enttio
Ser nod mi6ten, insen T bit
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

Ser imbiamiitbe Sp,n,uer.

Die SABRE 3ieben slei9 ber Meeresfutb:
Dem bplben 9ena, BET 6litterseit ber Grbe
yolat prubufip bes Stunts i9tpiile @luth,
Mit rc1sen &ran3en, MYrtben3meisen i@n1'ldt
Der (dSne CONNER tann bic @tirn Der !3eit
am beten bod bes 9erbtes 5anb f9 i9idt,
:3u bauen leinen Ibrpn bet l1erpt9tett.
Ats pb BON Teuerwebn umeirtet sliib'n
Die @alber, bic nit ibren laub'sen arrnen
Gid }tcls unb tIbn gun, bcben DOME 3iebn.
D;e rau@'ee 2uft burdfrablenb rubt 70 bebr
auf Bersen, iiterbrabntenb ibre 5Ub'r,
Der Mbenbionne solbnes Glammenmeer:
11nt lift bic rei3enbfen @pntrafe febn.
Die @ilterbu@tn, @aHrani&ten unb
Die braunen Gi9em tpie tie Gadeln i@einen
5n Teuer ber Matur- Nld 'ntie 70 bunt
limb unter {einem rptbeu @lan5e f9lei9t
Der Snbianerlommer, srI BON 2ut
CUR @tdtt' be6 alien Sabrs f& unb erreidt
5etu Daleinsenbe ianft an @einer Bruit.
SON alien, bic bas Sabr beslidet bal,
ST biele 3eit iets neinem 9er3en tbsusr,
gpn refer @rnte bis gun, biirren SIatt,
september, Der ber 5almfru9t @@ober ;eist
Sltcber, ben @ptt 8a9us lelber front,
Nosember, Der bic legten 8lumen ret9t
1tnt Gorlcrs' treTtnb Winter's Drcb,n per-
bGbnt.
Sn aussebebnten &eib'n su ieber 9anb
Die @ell9fcrnmanbel tpie @oloaten feb'n,
Sic 9elme idtpinsenb iber's sanse 2anb.
Die 8ru9t ber Gelper fattli@ aufseieQt
Shut uus bic Yfabe raitger Irbeit fune;
S9idt baliambuftent COB benz 5errn Der 8elt
@mpor Mie bantbar lubnt Der Trei6ei'5~
erunb!
Das lit bas Jriebenstperf, BEN 9errn Jet Dant,
Sir aprn unb @eisen uub bic @esensfiQe,
Die beilenb teft bic Narben aus benz 8urger>
sanf.
IS Leaf bic Reine, no bic Jeuerlaat
Der &useln feel int tuilpem @&la4tentampt
$50 NIT serl6mdb'nber Wutb mani nieoertrat
Gin jeben 9alm int &ari9 pom pulvereampf.
$50 einf Der 9erbt auf ienen 9ugeln hob
Der &riessseitalten 9u9rptb pranst bic &ebs
limb mebrt, le purpurn %farbenb> @cttes Cob.
Der 8lumen, Trii9te, grnteflQe beut,
$50 mHrbrii9 bic 4anuue YFiaer tpar,
Ocrt 1iebt Der @ein, wp Blut nur FpB aur
3eit.
Dem Serbf int Jrteben reiGt ben Cor
beer bar.
Ibeo. 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12
pfr Rark
Oeihihts nit s%ettsentdBen Nanaslc6en
). ". 9agele.

S6war3walb Detn Same erwedt beer,
innerurs ait in1n,ersrine @dlber unb Slut
ten nit teilen Telienpdnben, ait 6Sben nit
prdhti9er NunbiAau, an fpnnt9e @teientbd>
Ter NIT f~rYitaabeaen Baden, in benen bteSp<
re1e iih tun,melt. @pr mir iteben iie, beine
serfreut liesenben @ebDfte uni @ltten, &C.
brdunt BON Sabren unb &aud, bas un9e>
teurs iA%parssruue Strpbba4 oft Biz iater
gum 8pben berabrei6enb, in neuefter Belt
pern,ittelit Selfarbe stelfa4 f4n1ud beraus<
sepust. limb beine @irtbsbduier nit pen
niebern pielen blanfen Senierlaetben u1b
1angen @heunen u1b bic itattlt6en Stetn<
bduler na6 mpberner aber fir bieies &1tma
unprafttiden 8auart, ME fDnnte tA ie per>
9e6en?
Drunten in, Epbel frd6st bic Sd9muble
unb raulAt ser @a6erfaa, rraben an Der
@albe ioblt Der barfabise 9trtenbube btt Der
pridtisen @eerbe; ~etnselne @ebSfte ollent~
balben, tief brunten int Sbal utb auf 9p9en,
bic ben Stabtmenihen iAwer besreifen lai@
fen, wie etne @ausbaltuns IN folder @tse>
lHiebenbeit Elm menidenpirbtses Daiein gu
futren permas. Muf Der balb 9emlAliA
abpdrts unb mod 1tebr iteil ber9an li4 3te>
benben &unffrabe i0trere 9pl5fubren, nit
unter @lterma9en alien SAlase5 nit flint
miaen Tubrleuten, peren Gradt unb Mantcr
unb %selesneter Mppettt jebem&tnpe lungs Der
tpeilanb beribn1ten 2anbBrabe ppn 8aiel
nah Tranffurt befannt 9emelen; Spblentpa>
aen, leihte 8auerwdselten, mitut1ter cine
Drplhfe, au b%stimmten Mtnuten Der 9pit>
Omnibus, porn auf benz 8pde Der Sdwa9er
int selben @Tenrrdden nit rptten AufiAld>
een, 1etnem @pibprn eber jammerpple Spne
ais luftse @eilen, in Der &esel iebp4 gar
ni6ts entlpdenb. Seben Nusenblid wedielt
bas @anprama, ale paar S6rttte cit, MIDI
tises areus, Elm Stlpfpd, ein&apeahen, bdu>
fla Nrbeiten iebr primitiYer Natur, bp43eus<
mtg ablesenb ppm fatbplii4en Gbarafter Der
0eeerb. $50 III 6p6tbdlern pber 6cbebe>
men bic GinfSrmistett ~lansmeilis gu rperbet
rrpbt, 1haut uns plDsli4 Elm 9irhtburm
entsesen pper besesnen mir ben spuren bau>
erntdbtiiAen 9ebeas uno ni6t lanse wirb e5
pdbren, bis mir Dor bent gpfbauie etnes BE-
bdbisen @albfdbthen5 balten. llnb 100
ira i'd %anfanssn? Sapn jepe rrbentli4e
eanbfarte 5ei9t, Der S4war3malp let fetn
fleines, ipnbern ein tpeitlaufse5 @ebirse.
!3iebt er iih bod ppn Walpsbut ettpa 60
@tunben lang binab Bis @for3betm, int iar>
Da1tden Sbeile mebrere Metlen brett, rpn
Ba1el at ais gara1ele Der 8oseien pom Sd
ter Gtetn 3tpei Bis bret Stuuben 1T bunfler
Maietdt iiA surudsisbenp. limb limb ben
Spurifen unb eiebbabern ern1ipencer 0e>
birssr1iriAe bod haunt erit etnise 6aupttbas
ler uro 6auptprte, ). 9. has MlbtRal, @erra<
tbal, @ielentbal, Minitertbal, oas 50asns
tbal, 8~insistbal, Murstbal uno stma bic
&eedblper einigerma5en befannt.
@er ben @hmar;ralp nit Der Shnei;
pber nit 59rcl auf rteielbe stnie iessn ,arf>
te, Der BAT pas S.rnsr Sberl1np cper pas
Snntba1 iantmt benz SAwar;nalr nit etss'
men Musen nien1als seieten. CT mag eth
ipefultreuoer @irtb pber rtantalttlhel
1eutl6mihel fem, - tn 8abrheitsfrsune
1T or sars fiber unp sspiB nidt. Sim Gnos
..A a.. M,et mo , a Seorthn1b Nuerbdh
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

-Iis s~essnwdrtise @btsfey<S teusr son
so Gts. rer Gaf!pne trist Der &esierun9
mekr Elm als bic fripsre 3nei Dollars Steu>
pr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

Sp ptel Sterne pom 9tr1mel ibauen,
@p ptel 1Dne uus rings untfltnseM,
Sp Yiel Irprfen aus @plfen tbauer,
Sp yie1 &pruer bic Grnbten brtn9en,
60 ptel 8lutben i'm TrIbltnsslaube,
81 Yte1 Stusen bat ehter @1auee.
ODD pbne 0lauben sibt IS btsniepen fet>
men Srpit! unp fem tpatres SPORT als bas:
MenlN rbne Olauben, no 1T bein Srct?
rarurt tait bu seliebt, trena pu MIR far ben
Sraum pss Filltti9en setens liettet"
Aus metner inneren Melt rthtete i'd bann
feie, prufsnoeSlide 1T bic dubere I'D, lie par
nod immsr 70 lb6n! urb AUDI bus seteus>
tefs Ser; rihts!e iid enbli4 auf an per@ptt>
li9feit re5 GrlhaNenen urp III BEN retnen
Treupen Der bebren Natnr ras erfannte th
tieL aber ih erfanute uu4, naB MQes, MQes
peraars!i6 1T! Selbit Der Grptaa, peu mir
bewcbnen, CT miro emit per9eben, sertrIn1~
mern. unb tpe,u CT unter BEN M9rtapen
Ypn @elten bes unenplthen 6imraelsraumes
perldwanpe, per miro ibn sermi7en Gr
1T ia muir elmer Ser "fleinten @eltfSrper, Elm
| @tdrb9en in benz unermeblihen NQ Der
| Sdapfuns! Die 8ewpbner aneerer Welten
trirben, ,penn bteie Grbe peratdtet mare, nur
letnen 9tern weni9er ftben!-ber
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKSoN'S
Queen BeSS CsmpIeXien Wash.
MRS. WOLCOTTs CERTIFICATE.
QUlNCY. Ill, November 8. 1856.

rV7HE following certificate, selected from hun
L dTeds id tue p session OF the propTtetress,
are confidently Il omitted Ia the puDlic
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SAYS the same book. sis male. and his
Rigor, Justice or Severity Is female.
These constitute the Balance, aud they
are In equilibrium; because the Supreme
Wisdom. resident ia the Very, Uumani-
tested Deity, holds the beam" And
from these, thus ia equilibrium, results
the perfect and eternai Beauty or Hsr-
mony, which r ssson teaches us naUsf be
the law OF the Universe, aud theref IRE
the essence OF tbs whoisuess Of the D.
vlDe Attributes; and This r. symb0iized
10 Masonry by tie two columns, con-
necied By the arch, a. whore summit is
the keystone Of the Mythical Temple Of
Solomon.
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IN s o r A N G e

Security Insurance Company
OF NEW YCRR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-05
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

THE Law Department OF the Memphis C0l-
/ legs viii Ca en- On the FIRST MUNDAY
JCTOBEH ne following gentlemen com
prise the Facnlty:
Constitutional law ......-....-tieu. ALBERT PIKE
Personal Prnpeity a PteHdins.-- "A N LR is
Equity & Comm ercIat Law Hon. p. T. '-CISt GGs
Cflun. Law q Admiralty. y.-t1sn. J. K. CHALMERS
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Gen. 3, q. Baekner ReeOyers His Prom.
sEty,
From tne Louigglle CONC. alEtnIlf

From the louisville Courier, 3llt ulti
In 1851, while the Confederate army
4 was at Bowling Greer, the louisville at,,i
Nashville Railroad Company Instituted a
[ suit, accom- panied by an affidavit bv its
President, Mr. Guthrie, that Gen. Buck
ner bad destroyed the splendid bridge
which spsnned Green river, and alleged
that be being in the rebel army his
/ property was subject 20 Attachment
To cover the damages. Under the sbamss
I ful laws enacted by the Legislature Ia
4 1851 the attachments were levied upon
/ all bis estate 10 Ksntucky, consisting Of
an elegant residence, three stories high,
I With seventy nine feet front OF Sixfb
street and running through the entire
I square with equal front Oh Center
street, house and two lots Ia Eliza.
bethtoWp; "A farm of sonne huu-
I dreds Of acres, being bis ancestral
home, In Hart county Rnd bis library
and furniture, and large amount OF
/ ether personal property. Without any
/ process being served upOn aim q verdict
was obtsined, under the statutes then ex
isting, OF more than sixty thousand dol.
lars. The residence and the farm were
sold by the Marshal, and purchased by
I the railroad company, who paid for IL by
I giving Gen. BUckner a credit ou their
/ judgment The personal property was
also sold, aud the proceeds paid to the
railroad. By his parole, Gen BuekneF,
alter the war, Was not permitted TO re-
Z turn 20 Kentucky, but aOUut six months
! ago. by attorney, he filed a pleading il
/ the name Of petition and answer, ask
lug to be nsde party to the suit, aud
/ alleging that he dld not destroy the
bridge, but bad be dOnssO, he would be
| justified by the laws of war. A re trial
was ordered. Various preliminary
questions were decided against hue. Toe
objections were met by additional pre-
! paratlOn, After two arguments the case
was submitted for final judgment, but
before the chancellor he'd gwen bis opin-
ION the railroad company agreed TO sur
render 10 Gen. Buckner his property,
which tkey held, and on yesterday Col.
r. w. WOoIley, for Gen. Buekner,
took possession Of the Louisville estate,
and - authorized to enter upon
the Hart county property. II was
also agreed that the question
Of rents and profits due to Gen. Buckner,
and some moneys expended by the rail-
road company in removing liens and
Improvements, should be referred for
adjustment TO the commissioner of the
court, TO report the accounts between the
parties, ana Gen. Buckner agreed not 20
institute subsequent suit for damages
because o. the attachment.
There are many friends Of that distln-
guished gentleman who will rejoice to
learn that be has recovered bis estate,
and every lover Of good government will
rejoice that not only have the sDoliAtioDs
under the shameful legislation OF 1881
ceased Ia Kentucky, but that law and
justice are now administered not only to
those at home, but 10 eEiles away. The
Hon. James Speed was counsel for the
railroad, aud Col. E. s. WoTthingtoD,
Judge Brownand R. w. Woolly iorNGen-
eral BaekneT.
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AND DEALERS IN
FAssmAm's lROsa TsEs
COTTON BALES.

{ fT'HE undersigled have made e1r-F rgsva e--
u ranzemrntz in 81 .-Dly ruodamuar lf1- .liess
Ties the present a=si-on
IA ADDITION tG-d- FAasHAN BIA.oVD TIE
aud BJ iIDA I. r, 20 ezrensiveIy u.e- i.rf-.a-
l0re theJ now offer t1s AI.LlGa = Il lI- ST. ore
g eth 50 arranged az % 3 SANITY a-1r11 ft.a
nOop WnFti tcs pre.sure .E r move Ga.r fle
bale and b ld 10 wi boat sltuulnZ.
Great pains ngve been fazeu 10 seerrra t1e
best qu siitl nj iron.
Ihss- Tt a are 81 simple iu fhei- arrange
mekt may tney can be applied by 1Gr one 10
bales Of any si1e wiih ere same faeii fy erI
pe1iuo a. roTo 10 strength. szcrr.fv aud
-acl ~ OF a. pl' caii0nr lhrr HIl compare fi-
vorably with any yet introduced
The advantage OF irgE Ties are now zenar-
ally reeDguiz-d; 5us o. IS aeenaed u & 6-r az
Dlsce TO ca The attention nf tnoae I11are- Ted
% the very en- matte reecH11E e1fizt5oH lf r-
1eriErifers. rteaiuhfat CaPtsiuE. ard twu--z
ana gents o. Sea feafue-r aur Sal tr- te--
ses, recently pub.isA@s q the lsg-s a1ar. IN
New Orleans
CHAM3ERs a EATING
GeueTal Agents, No= Orleans
For sale by
MEACHAM r TREAnWFLL.
HARRIS, COcHHaN &
Nemthls,
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THE well established reputation or thevs
1 Companies for p-ompt and hon -rable dsal-
ing. and their large Cas- asset eIIumend
them To the favor Of Business Nen ~, d Prom
erty Holders who desire reliable insurance, for
either Fire or Marine. We represent no coua-
pantes but those duly authorized by state and
lOeal laws. All losses adjusted and paid al THIS
agency
Vredenburg a sglvest r,
General Insurance Agents. Nh. Il Ma lao.
street lun staiUsl, SemPbis, Tenn. nov u
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lIs Ms N.Y. WI q. norL1Ns.

AGESrs WANTED Male or Female, In every
tnwn and cou ~ IN the United States, 70 inIro-
duos this celebrated preparation. Agents are
now Masking from $50 70 SOS per month, clear
OF xpenses. ADpnol tons for aRant les can ne
mate for the present TO Mrs. Jackson, az the
Whliemors House, Adams street, between
Third and Fourth, Memphis; OF 10 The mspu.
featuring depot, No ll3 ~ixta street., ST. Louis,
Mo either In person or by letter.
nOZ7 Il
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A4AoAAM IL III EkLLO - 4 ASIk y .
1897.
LOpsEs.
ArerroTA. No. Ig& MoetE lFt Monday ia
every month. a. Or Falov~' Hall cor. COur,
gnd katH. n. k1rsl-r, - krOnt street
". NJ; john Bsauish. ssc'y.
ssJrT II sTEwr1Ir- No us. Meets % Fri1zy OF
each rn-atn-HalL. cor. Madison and second
= Z. Sellars. ". ~; Beuj. X iulIeu, Sec.
LETLA SCOTT, SO Zss. Nosss lst FriJay o. each
month -Hall, cor Madison and second. John
Aiuslie " ~; q. P. Wood var. Sec
rnouth-odd- Fellows Hall. P. ". stanley
N. " Butts SEC
EnETENIsG, No. 81 10 d. Meets kth Friday
81 eaeh month-24 Freut street. John !.
Worsham, 81, ". u 3. K fulen, 33d, Sec.
RoYAL ARcH.
PExx t-1spter, No 4 Meets % Monday OF earh
month -Odd-feliows HaI Johu Gent. n. p.
T. P: =. -. Levy, sec'y.
AEDGN
EuRKEA a CounclI. 40. g. Meets "a Monday Of
each unonth-Qdd- FelioWs' BAL. Joan Zsnt,
tn IL; y, J. Wiggtn, Rec.
TEEPLAEs,
CYREEE Ccr1uEnde-y, No. & Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month John Louts CON-; y. J.
WiEgin, Rec.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
% Froaf Sfrsei
HEKNEs Lodge ef Perfec-iont 18th No. L
Slated Communication a "Wednesday night
NJ: Charles II Carroll. 18th, Sec.
NrrHRAs Lodge OF Perfection, 18th; Fo. 2
Meets ffh wednesday OF each month. George
Mellersh, sd, O.. ~. A. Z. Franklsns, "a,
Sec.
CAsIPHrA Council Of Princes CT jerusalem, 18th .;
30 I Benz. K. Funen. Sd Taysh.'.i -
-. Sec.
oALvAEY CHAPTER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No. I.
Chsrles ". Adams, Cd, n, W.. II, &. Ton
Iinsou, 81. SEC.
PHrLIPFE DUPLEssEIs Council OF E-h, 85ih.,
No !. Henry p. Woodard, I'D, CoEuu.'. (;
william Y. CirOAa I'D Rec 2.
CoHsIsToEY or WEsT TEE7yEssEE, I'd. John
Ainslfc- 81 Ccuna.'. IN Chisfi Dodge o.
Tradsr, sd. Reg.
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On MOnday, February 3, lSOs,

Between the hours Of 10 a. m. and O'CLOCK nm.
In n ont Of the Law Court rooms, ia the CITY az
Memphis, sell 10 the highest bidder for caEh
the following laad lying in shelby county
Tennessee: aeginning at stake in the north.
east corner Of DR.. W. A. Booths l55 acre tract.
with elm, maple and red OAK pointers thenoe
a chain 10 a stake; thence east ls 75-ieO ensfne
u a stake In the east line OF s4id Whites sai,i
rsa eigh road ~ a stake 70 links east OF a black
gun themes. wet 10 Is 100 chains 10 the +, :
gianipg-c01A aning IS acres St-l9e OF an scre
Equity of radeln ption waved Titis sa
nsvsd 70 be good eut GOD feyancs only as tr1,s-
~ v 2, VANCE, trustee.
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E1terPrise Insurance Company
OF CINCINNATI.
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q lJ1s1f 0444s L1iuB z4Fuf 84Sui every
3 where alternating with Dsrkness; fron
which sCain results the Universal Hsr
mouy. Nan il thus both human aB,
divine and the apparent sntsgonisn O
I his senses aud bis moral instincts. of hi
passions and his reason, is real equl
/ llbrium, from which results the harmon,
0f vigorous acti. and Of life. Always
( the two Forces, and the equilibrium
/ which they produce, are single law.
Man is free 10 err, while the planet Is are tn,
slaves Of Tie Absolute Rssson. The reg.
clarity Of their movements is mathenIat-
zeal, b.caUre the equilibrium is perfect
but man is free 10 err that is, to lCaad. r
either from the light Of Truth or iron
the exceIlenee Of Virtue. These errors
10 Their turC, are the cause, occasion snC
reason, Of excellence anu heroism, IL
hinself and others, and therefore aeces
sqry. The Divine Reason, which is one
maintains The eleLnRl ,ssQpAii hriuuq he
I'm Coal Dealer. o.
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just Received!
hnrreIs Cool.,s Fire Year Old

H3Our b0Prry wuere on the earth's surface
that thus draws round sud holds fast the
needle; and then by aHalagy We reason
that Jnis agent Will produce other effects
by ueaus Of the same force; and we car
divIEe what some, perhaps many, o.
those effects Will b..
Faith and Reason are sGbject n the
universal law Of Equilibrium Contrary
la their natures, they are no. hostile 60
each o1heT; aud the man or people thai
acts on the theory that they are 50, by
ignoring either, treads the dOwHward
path to perditi0n. The French reyoIu
ton ended in desyosism, as it began ia
blOodsbed and giiCed into anarchy, be-
cause il repud.ated Faith, and adored
Reason alone. The Church Of Rome dis
owned Reason, ami eu,hrOBed -biUh
Faith, which at once degsBsr- into
{ imUecile creduiity; and i Is XII 10
! wbat tepss ~ JUIS lat
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JeraeT street., - aeI, sIeta I aad E1T Seventh =
mrs. WIN r. 90 .L7Vs, cERrIFrcATE.
HANsIB ~, No, August p, Issl

HANNIBA II, No August p, I5s8.
MRS JACKSON Dear usdaHz I am most
happy to inform you that Ter having suffer-d
UanTe than three Yeas with what some D ysi-
oians all nursing sore mCut h. or cans er Of the
mouth aud thr.sst, tried varinus remedies
but found nothing TO do me any glOd until
be ard OF your oils for the complexion and
teeth, called Queen Bsss" 1 bought one ..
tie went according to directions, anG aIa truly
thankful say have fOun6 q bsFmRnent CURE.
HeDi~g you will publish this, that otner poOr
sufferers may be benefited by IL, 1 ienatn,
Your rsspsctfolly,
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QClNCfs ILL., November 0. 1870
MRS. Jackson, Dear La,tJni- Il Is with
pleasure tuat I certify ID You. that seein Ous
Of your cirruiaTs. which contained certificates
and Endorsements from he best physiriR ans and
the ghe>t ellie ] authorities Of the United
states, cert Tying that your oils for the O0Tn-
piexiOn and teeth we're purely he oils, extracts
ana essences 0T flowers, and they warrsut Il
when used sccoTdi z te 'irectiOus to Cure the
worst ana NEST Difficult .srs # nursing. sore
Inuu h. cauker NJ the stomach, bowels and dys
persia For Sc ofulous disorders, when used
both internally and externally .it has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
ter, aged fifteen months. having the whO0p ng
cnugn for several months, accom- aniet with
what the doctors call white c4uker, her outh
and throat being terribly liberated, and hav-
ing tried everything for its relief could hear
Il, all 10 no purpose, bought one bottle OF
your oil for the complexion, cal ed Queen
Bess." went according n the directions. did not
use quite one boftl and am most happy .
state 70 you that 10 has cured my chIit. she Is
~ow as well and he rty ever she was in her
life. l give you his, my ceTtiheg7e, hoping you
will publish IL, thar thOuSan+E of others who
may be afflicted with any of the above affec-
tons N ay At once get bottle OF your Queen
g. ss." for feel sure they will ind Immediate
relief Yours respectfully,
MEs GsjS' woLOoTE.
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SUNDAY READING.
Froan the Lectures of tire A.. e. A..
Scottish 8itc.
WwuVrTT

To reconcile Faith with Reason, and
to be actuatei and exalted by Fxith, are
the great needs Of the Human Soul. II
is by Faith, aSd not by Reason, that ns-
tious effect grest cOnquests and achieve
meuts. and that socicty is saved from
CORRUPTION snd pu.refaetion. Want Of
Faith is the spiat mic Of the present cen
tory. Lie. Elsn. q, ii.J~'ieet she n igh-
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DIR rs,

Collections made or e{g gcnessSAle
points 81 Ire SoattAarssE.
kxehaage FOR sale on pFireipsI cities
OF UHitea ststes and on an sYFn.
eipal citles of EurBDs.
auzI
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COURSE OF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months
Walkers American Law, Ksnts Commenta-
ries, BIS -op On CTi uiuai Law Carutuer's his
tory OF a Law suit, stephens Pleadings.
SECOND SESSION o. JUNIOR GLASS;
mouths
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, 5resnleal on n.viJsncs
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity jurisprudence, Adam 3 Equity
Pleading, Rsdnsld Gu Wills, HilLard On Eort-
cages, Parsons on partnerships
SEJUSD SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Wasnburn on Rea P opsrty, Taylor on Land
lord anu Tenant, nigel. ~ AIDes on Corpora
tgons, stOry'S conflict a. Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, COnkiln's q. J. Treatise.
Rscitstious and examinations each day at (
o'clock. Moot CONT once each week, aud D
pellats Court once zach month"; presided over
BY the PrOfsss1rs all together
rtu 'ents permitted 10 on or any Class but no
Diploma given except 70 those going through
whole 5Iurse.
Terms 50 pr Session, payable IN advance.
Entrance Fee. s. per session.
All students OF aw can attend free of charge
the AectuIe es OF tne College, intending Lectures
on ElUcutiOn and explanation of Latin and
French techuoslities by the President
Arrangements Will Os made to BOARD and
lodge Students 1t SIS per month. APPLICATIONS
should 20 made early. ssl0
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

A. wzteHr. T. j.. H'EIslcE. LUzE p wEIsHr
WRIGHT, aeXlSlUK6H 4 aIGHT,
Attor ys a t. La W .
~ the Kft Williams Block, Nos gnd 8
1 - - II. - ----l ----.- 49,
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The "Ice Boat Fieet' at Athena was
under sailing orders on Monday. An
effort is being made TO organize the feet
thoroughly this year, aud then t. send
cnslleDgss 70 psytlss down about P0pgh-
ksepele.
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Memphis :::: Tennessee.
FTHANKFUD for the very liberal patronage
L heoetps0re extended TO m, they h0pe by
unrenitu att- U ION 70 business 10 s.Q merit
4 Outiuuance OF public favor.
Their taciliiies f r storing and selling Cotton
ar surpasss by anv b use ia the city. A
Q mInO Iious Br OK Shed nj tached 10 heir store.
hOuse them tmhiediate aud constant
oversight Of all otton IN store All ottOn
cunsigued 10 Us VII b. insured, unless instruc-
lions 10 tue cOutr ~
Bagdng. Rope aud Iron Ties furnished at
low 81 market prices. del5 I'm