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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19

Nor ALL PEACE.-From the following dis
patch, which was sent from Madrid on the
18th inst, it viii be seen that serious
trouble is brewing in Spain:
The Government has decided on postpOn
ing the attack on the party in revolt in
Cadiz, hoping that the insurgents Will ac-
cept the terms offered them and surrender.
Gen. Roda, who is at the head of the Gov
ernment troops, has declared the port Of
Cadiz bIockaded, and foreign representa-
tives have been notified accordingly News
has been received that the Carlist party.
in Lower Aragon, are making preparations
for revolt Fears are entertained of a
rising of the republican party in Barcelona.
To. night the greatest precautions have heen
taken In both places to guard against such
q contingency.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19
A Negro Congressman.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times writes:
There is, after ALL chance that a col
Ored representative may have a seat in the
Fortieth Congress. By the rejection of the
returns of certain parishes in Louisiana,
Menard, a negro, is declared elected to fill
the unexpired term of Mann, Democrat,
and deceased Menard viii get the certii-
cate, which viii be prima .tacje evidence of
his right to be Mann's successor, and he
must be admitted to the seat, and Hunt,
Democrat, who is defeased by the rejection
of the returns, viii have a chance to contest
Nenard's seat But the original certificate
of Col Mann having been contested by one
Simon Jones, Republican, both Menard and
Hunt will be Ousted if Jones is successful
If not, then, provided things are done in the
usual way, Menard Is the sitting member by
virtue of the certificate, and Hunt is the
contestant. But things may not be done In
the usual way To admit Menard involves
the recognition of the legality of the late
election. Hence, there may or may not be
a cOlOred gentleman in the FOrtieth Con-
gress. Altogether it is a very curiously
complicated case, and involves at least a
dozen questions, including one of color.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19

we are liable for water rent and city taxes.
The water rent is fixed in perpetuity at
$3,402 per annum for the present number of
our spindles. The amount for city taxes is
as yet unsettled.
1t would be pleasure TO give in detail,
in pamphlet form, the operations of the
Company for the past ten years, but the ex-
traordinary times IF the late war would
form no correct idea of what we might hope
for in the future, and there are many things
connected with that period which have
heretofore been explained, and would re-
uuire repetition, that upon the whole 1t
might be desirable not to reopen the mat
ter Suffice it TO say, cur present condition
Is rather an enViable one; being entirely
free from debt, SUFFICIENT commercial capital
to conduct the business successfully in Ordi-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19

At Raleigh, N. c., on the 18th inst, ne
gro named Jones, brutally abused the wife
of Rev. Mr. James for taking frewood from
premises alleged to be his. Mr.. James upon
expostulating with the negro was shot dead
by him. The murderer has been arrested
and committed to Newbern Jail
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nary seasons a good reputation for goods
and responsibility an excellent force of
operatives and the two mills in good con-
ditiOn.
1t may not be out of place to give here
the operations of the Company for the past
three years, or since the close of the war,
viz: From June, 1865: to 18th June, 1868 ::
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19

George Francis Train has been released
from prison, and is expected TO arrive at
New York next, week.
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MEMPHIS, TERJV".

Dry Goods.
NJ Wolf & Co., 23O Main street
Walker, Bros. & Co., 229 Main street.
Wells & Coll, 267 Main street.
Rice, Stix q Co., 319 Main street
Groceries, Cotton and Commission.
Mosby & Dorion, 304, Front street
j. F. Dowdy, 264 Front street.
Norment 4 Graves, No. 4, Howard's Row
Hugh Torrance, No. 10 Jefferson street.
Ralph Wormeley, No. 3l6 Front street.
Norton & JOY 334 Front street.
Williamson Hill & Co, 226 Front street.
Owen, McNutt d Co Lee Block, Union st.
Milan, Bowling & Co., $50 Front street.
w. s. Pickett x Co.
Meaeham & Treadwell, 9 Union street.
Liquors. Etc.
B. J. Semmes & Co, 254 Second street
J. OConnor, lis Main street.
w. G. Wear & Co., 3 Howards Row.
Hardware, Etc.
Allison Bros, go Front street.
tbrgiH Bros. & Co, 3I2 Front street
Chas. Stout & Bros. 227 Second street
Wall Paper, Shades, Etc.
J. Grieshaber, 237 Main street.
Guns, Ammunition, Etc.
Lullman Il Vienna, 345 Main street
Hotels.
Worsham House, cor. Main & Adams SITS.
Life Insurance.
Mcmahon & Otis, Madison street, Kit
William Block.
Fire Insurance.
Geo. w L. Crook, 2793 Main street.
Oils, Lamps, Etc.
o. T. Prescott & Co., 40 Jefferson street.
Lawyers.
Stephens & Smith, % Madison street.
Millinery.
Mrs Emma G. Carter.
Remedies.
DR. c. Williams q Co., 344, Second street
Mansfield Il Higbee.
Dental.
W. F. Southern, 354 Main street
Seeds.
R, G. Craig & Co., 379 Main street.
Undertakers.
]. C. Hoist & Co., 800 Main street.
Clothing.
Robeson, Sneed, & Co, 261 Main street.
Hats, Etc.
1T. Handlan d Co, 279 Main street
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cutors, decade will not have passed before
industrial independence will have become IN
accomplished fact.
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s539,4322O

Leaving as net prOfts............$l07 ,534 IA
From which two dividends of five per
cent each, amounting to 100000, have been
paid, enabling us to carry to the credit of
profit and loss account $48, ,534. IA, making
the amount now to the credit of that ac
count, 4,79822.
GOODS MANUFACTURED FROM DECEMBER IA,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19

a STARTLING PREDIcrIoE.-ProE Leoni-
das, an astrologer Of Indianapolis, pub
fishes the following prediction:
] observed by the planets that a dreadful
plague will commence IN Russia, original
ing from silks brought over from Cairo,
Egypt and Turkey. 1t viii extend across
the Baltic Sea, and will desolate Germany
causing immense mortality in England, and
then spread to the United States. This
dreadful epidemic viii spot the people ike
a leapord, and turn their flesh to a purple
black. The peshicnce viii carry of such
an amount Of moFtals that there viii not be
enough left to bury the dead, or give them
Christian burial The streets of our cities,
towns and villages will be swarmed with
the dead and dying The groans and yelIs
of horror viii fill every breast with conster-
nation. On all sides confusion viii abound.
The death knell viii cease to toll as the
malady RACES in fury. The stencil OF the
dead will become so common that the sur
viYOrs @iil not heed It.
Brownlow is going TO send Gen. Cooper
and a few companies of militia into West
Tennessee for the purpose Of wiping out the
Ku Klux Klan Look Outi
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19

Dry Goods.
Hardy & Wilson; Henry Kahn, WiIker
son Bros, SwinebrOad & Warren.
Lawyers.
J. B. Dennis. Harry NJ. Hill. T. c.
Lowe.
Furniture.
Baker & Reynolds
Drugs.
G. NJ. OHara
Lumber, ETC.,
Toone & Dunlap, Bailey Macon.
Saloons.
T. Owens, Brilliant" W. S. Brooks,
Tempest"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19

Bales goods made .....
Aggregate sales.........
Aggregate wages paid
Average yards per
loom per day..
Average number Of
hands employed.
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hG-One Square, Of ten lines or less. 81 90
eaen subsequent insertion 90 coats; Loca
Noticaa % eanta nar linz
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19

Copy One Year Three dollars f.v,
Eiably in advance ;One Copy One Month
delivered. Fifty Cents.
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TRUST SALES.
Trustees sale.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed 70 the
- undersigned by Robert W. johnson on TIE
oth OF uetOOer, 1856, and duly recorded in the
Recorders ofnceS OF the counties Of Jefferson
and Pulaski, State OF Arkansas, and now re-
ferred Co. TO secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned.
The partnership therein reeited having to-
tally failed, and the personal assets been con-
sumed.
The said Robert w. johnson having been de-
Glazed a Bankrupt and there being outstand-
ing membranes largely ovsr enc hundred
dollars prior TO the Trust on the properly
hereinafter set forth for particulars whereof
reference may be had TO the Deed Of Trust OF
record as Aforesaid, wherein the titles and all
membranes are reeited-
The taxes CT 1875 Being unpaid, and no funds
70 pay them EOr To pay other existing and cur
rent expenses, and TOR sundTy other causes
that require The prompt execution Of the said
Trust.
Ths undersigned do, therefore give this no
ttee, in the memphis . ppeal and Little kOek
Gazette. Tor thirty days, under ana by virtue
OF the powers vested IN them by the said Deed,
that on the
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SUNDAY APPEAL.
For the Sunday Appeal
HES SOME ONES BARN"
BY MARY K. POPE.

"a youth who had committed dreadfu-
by the furious excavations OF the populsce
but one old woman said to those around her
Hush he's some ones bsirnTJ
Dark, mountain waves of guilt may roll
Their surges Ger the felon's soul;
or Gods best image on his face
May scarce remain one feeble trace;
Wild, demon passions there may set
Their frightful linesmsnIs; but yet
" Hes some ones BARN, Ito some wrung heart
Thy curse VIII speed poisoned dart.
He was some womsn's lender babe;
Close 20 q loving bosom laid,
He drew Hfe's pure stream from breast
That Iulied him into sinlGss rest;
A fathers proud, delighted eye
Dwell on his face with fair hopes high
Their breaking hearts in mercy spare
Hes some ene's BARN ri-forbear! forbear!
Think how some gentle mothers ear
With Joy that ne'er had known a fear,
Delighted each sweet stammeTing word
Upon his infant LIP once heard,
The Chnrch's aisle in pure faith trOd
And consecrsted him 10 God;
Bot DER his path the tempter crossed
He's some ones BARN" ruined and lost.
A father may have lured astrsy
His feet from virtues heavenwRrd way;
TRuqht him his mothers care to mock,
The youthful souls first, rudest shock;
Held to his lips the tempting bowl
That In its Lethe drowned his soul.
" Hes some ones BARN, leave him to God,
Zen now he feels the Christening rod!
Or, oh! more cruel stIll, more sad
No mother may have blessed the lad
Taken before his infant heart
Could know the bliss her cares imPart,
A step-dame never sought TO win
To ways of virtue, warned Of sin.
In pity, then, Oh spare the boy
Hes some ones BARN - in Aiden's JOY.
II may be, mid this hootin0 crowd,
Stunned by these curses fierce and loud,
Sons shrinking form, some breaking heart,
Waits TIL the pulse Of life depart
With psllid lips and faltering breath
Prays for the kindly hand OF death
That bleeding soul, Oh! wouIdst thou crush?
Hes some ones bairn," those curses hush.
Thou csnst not know how in this hour
The guilty soul may feel the power
OF long UNDECIDED prayers and love,
Lsa5ing it now in thought above
How penitsnce, before unfelt
The hardened heart cen now may melt.
Respect the hour give time to prayer:
He's some ones BARN, 7-fOrbear! forbear!
SAINT MARY's, 1854.
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FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
4 Custom House street, New Orleans, (estab-
lished $780, for the last even years located in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the coun-
try IN tEe successful treatment Of PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be cOuhdentiaIly consulted at
hisOfiice aud parlOrs, 81 and y3 Randolph street,
corner Of Dearborn street, or by letter Postortee
Dr. LANES treats CHRONIC MERCURIAL
SYPHFLITIC, BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES,
and ali DISORDERS of a CONTAGIOUS We
NEREAL CHAR8C fER-whieh he cures " it'll
out the use of mercury, iodide potassli, arsenic
or any poison, but with his NEUTRALlhER. s
positive cure for oil humOrs and blood pOlsons.
ORGANIC ESSS, such IS SEMINAR
WEAK NESS, NOCTURNAL and DIURNA1
EMISSIONS, brought en- by abuse Of the or
gans, early indikeretlOnS, excuses, or enfatied
hereditartly. ctusing loss Of memory, eonfu-
sion, depression, dimness of vision and often
times insanity, with deplorable train OF other
symptOms treated and radically cured by an
if1faflitle method, saving time and expense.
An diseases peculiar to the sexual organs, Of Q
private character, radically and permanent
Old diseases of the most horrible class, where
the blood has become poisoned, producing
blotchtE on the face, small watery bltsters
pains In the head and bones, liberated throat
and nose sores on the limbs and body, scrOfula,
together with an endless number Of suffer-
tngs-efectually and permanently cured.
DR.. JAMES is recon- 1nended by the press OF
the country, by professors OF medical COLLEGES,
and by the medical profession generally. Those
afflicted should apply 70 him, and be cured 81
TBE MoNrroR, by DR.. James, treatise upon
diseases peculiar to the sexual organs Of either
sex, causes ef1scts and their remedies, complied
from an experience OF twenty years Practiee
In the exclusive treatment OF these diseases,
sent to any address, securely wrapped. Price
one dollar Pamphlet on SPERhAFoERHEA, or
one on SYPHILIS, sent in sealed envelope upon
1T. JAMES, Posto1iee drawer 5sss, Chicago,
Illinois. apfs
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A Haunted Mouse in EngIand.

An English journal, Pulu1an's Week
| " Ae1os, has the following:
The haunted house at Muchclney is
one Of those extraordinary cases which
puzzle the scientific, furnish food to the
superstitious, and excite the sneers of
the superciliOus and would-be knowing.
The farmhouse, an old substantial one
stands alone at the entrance to the vii
lage Muehelney, about three miles from
Langport. Its only occupants are Mr..
Traves, his housekeeper, and Young
servant girl. Soon after Christmas last,
j slight shock of earthquake. as sup
posed, was felt in the neighborhood. and
since then the farmhouse has been the
scene, from time to time, of the noises
and manifestations before described in
these columns. The most common form
IS a noise resembling at first the runnine
Of fingers over a hollow partition. or as
II passing rapidly up stairs, and always
ending abruptly with a kind Of DISCHARGE
as loud as that of rife, but with no re-
yerberatlon whatever-merely a dead
thud-often followed successiyeIv. kent
up at intervals for days together and
then becoming silent for weeks For
some time the tin cover of a conner in
the kitchen was wont to be thrown vio-
lently of upon the floor, and the bells
about the house to be set ringing. But
these are at present quiet; and the new
est manifestation Is in one of the passa-
ges, where clock stands with a table
near against the wall, and over it some
bridle-bits hung upon nails. Abnut |
fortnight since, during Mr.. Trases' alb |
sence in the bayfield,, the housekeeper
and servant we're alarmed by the table |
being suddenly turned violently upside |
down and the bits thrown of the nails /
upon which they were hung. The fe-
males Immediately suEsaened Mr.. Ira
yes, who came in, and expressed his de-
termination to Judge for himself. took
seat near the table and watched. He
had not been seated FIVE minutes ere the
able was again suddenly dragged. as il
we're, along the floor, and dashed down.
We plainly saw the breakage which re-
ulted, and heard the story from Mr..
rrayes' own mouth. 1t was only one
Il several stories Of an equally startling
iature. The mysterious part is that the
Ealls are entirely mistaken and the
lOors undisturbed. +.
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this one fact, that next to opening the
door of the Lodge to the unworthy, more
diseredit has been brought upon the in
stitutiou by the election Of officers igno-
rant of their duties than by aught else
let them determine rot to be influenced
by friendship in favor of any Brother
or by the dangerous doctrines Of rotation
in Office, but to be guided solely by the
competency of those they elevate. Let
our advice be followed and the increased
responsibility of the Lodge will be aP.
parent, inasmuch as its position and
standard are determined by the intelli-
gence of its officers.
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IMPORTANT

THERE never was a time whan Honae IDter-
II ests were so much Ia need Of patronage
and encouragement as now. All see and admit
this. aBa all are willing to help build them up
II they can 90 so upon such terms as shah not
cost an excess i've scrimsnaiiCn.
The subscribers intend to offsr from this time
henceforward. 1T prices eQCal 10 the best from
any quarter, heavy goods, made by the follow
Ing and other Home Mills, viz Manassas Mills,
Miss; Fiorepee Mills, Prattville Mills, Stafford
vile Mills, Ala LawreE ceburg Mills, Oregon
Mills, Pulaski Mills, Tenn; MaySvilie Mills,
KY, BESIDES q great variety OF other Beavy
Plantation Goods, from various Maryland
Mills.
In ADDITION. We intend 70 Keep Iul hnes all
sorts staple Dry Goods, Bosiery. NOtioTs etc..
etc., bought for Cash, and offered on same
terms. It IL understood, however, that where
buyers may not happen 70 Fave immediate
Control OF their funds, we will sell them az
Cash Prices, adding interest from date for Short
City Acceptsnea. We viii have New Goods
s--''- ". 4. MooRE q CO.'S,
jy2a Ina Ne. IS 4&in strsat.
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BANKRUPT's SALE.

fRrHE undersigned, assignee OF the estate Of p.
Il /. uuetie - Co., bankruptS, viii Offer Ior
Msin ,et Memphis, on TUE DAY, August
IL, 1858, the eutiTe stock OF Drugs, Medicines,
Brushes Pe.fumery, Fancy Articles, ETC., ETC.,
belonging to tine said estate. The sale 10 CON
Taence at 70 o'clock a.p,, and continue daily
until the VIII ole EtCck is tsposed Of
The stock Is in gOod order and condition. anu
will be offered 10 lots to suit Druggists and the
trsde-to be sold without reserve to The highest
bidder. A dep'Rit in cash Will be required AZ
the time of bidding of goods.
w. Z. CiRODE, Assignee.
Memphis Tenn. August I, lShS- an2 I'd
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SIZE FEMALE COLLEGE,.

TPHE Fall Session of this Institution will com
i mence on MONDAY, the 18th of September
aext, wiIR a full anI superior Faculty las
usual IN all the departments. In addition to
the branches usual y taught, arrangements
have been made for full ulsa OF Lessons in
PHYSICAL CUL1 UHh according to the sys-
tenn Of Dio Lewis. This places the State Fe-
male College, in this resi- ect, in advance OF
any other school at the SOEth, and parents
both at home and abrOaj, VIII soon come tosee
its beneficial effects.
The City Railroad Cars now run out 10 the
College, and r4nder city patronage perfectly
practicable. Parents and guardians in tine city
will find on inquiry that they can enjoy the
benents of this 50 perlOr school and make a
saviug-even when caT-faTe is added-Oi p 70 %
per cent. on tuition bills. For particulars or
catalogues address, &. COLLINS,
AMI President
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FLORENCE syn0dieal Female College

This Institution. which has long eDJoyedp
COLLEGES OF tue South is situated at Florence,
Ala, which is Admitted TO be enc of the M est
dalightful and salubrious towns in the south
weaf NJ il very easy of access A branch OF
me MeInphis and Charleston Railroad rut 8
rom Tuscurn bic 10 South Florence. Its Pres
dent Rev. DR.. VIM. ii. MlTCHELL, Is wei
k1oxTu as one OF the ablest teachers in the
country. Next session VIII commence on the
fah tRay of September next.
saNt iyl lmdaw
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H ALL Els
English and Classical School,
FoR EOYs,
NO soa THIRD STREET.

V1RE Fail Session viii open SEPTEM BIER IsT
Il For circulars apply st the DsSoto Bank
Peoples Insurance Company, oung's Book
store, and at my residence, I09 Madison 5 rect
ana I'm A l. Halle P-fucinaf
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ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY

Vu,HE Thirty-nintb Annual Session of Studies
/ 10 the ST. L0nis University
VIII open September 7th.
This Institution is the oldest seat OF learning
In the West, having been es aolissled IN io2S.
The course OF studies offers every iaclltIy lOf
seonirfng a thorough CLASSICAL AND COM
NERCIAL EDUCATION.
Fer Catalogue, etc. api ~ 70
REV +. Fl. STUN EBECk, g. J.,
President st. Louis University, 81, Louis, No.
jy2f 3tawt sept
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
Lexington, Virginia.

TElHE next session opens Sd Thursday in Sep
/ tember 1873 and closes 4th Thursday in
June, 1869. The Faculty consists Of
GEa. Il. E. LEE, PRESIDENT,
With Professors of Latin, Greek, Mathematics,
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy, History
and Er gIish Language and Literature, A pplied
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chemistry
and Law and Equity. These are distributed
into: l. Faculty Of Arts 2. Faculty Of Sci
enee 3. Faculty of Literature and Philosophy
T. Faculty of Law. In each OF these is con :
ferred distinct Bachelors Degree aud the De-
gree of GdSteT Of Arts Is open alike tn students
in each course. In the Department of Science
are conferred akO, Professional Diplomas of
Civil Engineer and Mining Engineer. By the
aid OF full corps OF assist ant Professors, pro-
vision is made for thorough drilling in the De
partments Of English, Ancient and Modern
Languages and Mathematics.
ExPzS Es.-An necessary expenses need not
exceed S325.
For full particulars apply to
jy30Iw f. c. GORDON, Clerk OF Facuity.
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1UKA FEMALE INSTITUTE

rV.HE next Session will open on Nc HDAY, the
i1tsndsnce Of the So scriber assisted Ia the Lit
ersry Department by MIS-. DOUG Lass. Every
5ansrtrpt e. will DO dlled with able teachers.
m. and Mrs. TEPE still coatinue in the Music
Danartnoent. "To our friends desiring reposs
and exemption from many Of their PECULIAR
AENoY ARcRs. cur location rs especially at
fracffye," Many families purpose settling
among us this fall to edEeate their children,
For further particulars apply for Circular to
Rev. j. 3. DOUGLASS,
tvq ~ Iuka Miss.
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TBEO. HOERNER.
Chemist and Druggist,

< AND IS BEAL STREET, CCRNER SEC
J4 ond, Memphis. Tenn. particular atten,
tim paid 70 the Fresrrfpt aud a. oaiy tlcsA
Al Iy kept In a well stocked Drug store. Far
toni ar attention is paid to the Pfese 4 ptton
nsDartra emit, and also 10 Chemical Andy icai
&, samirstions IN any line. My soda. WATBh
Il uneuTpassed b. any IN the ely - the y ~ pa
. re- eplF maaa from ffesh hRiia. iyZ IN
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Virginia Military Institute,
LexinglOB, Virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. will now be received for the
"a intment Of no ad diIional Cadets into
this Institution. Those entering IN toe sum
mer months enjoy peculiar advantages In the
spesial course of disci pine and Instruction. ny
which they are prepared for the regular studies
which com 10 encs on the LIST september.
CiTeulaEs Will be sent % application,
nsl3 FkAScla H. sMlTni-saP~