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3 A Z M n Il

3 T a T 4 NJ 4 N 7
-oF THE
Connecticut hHtIal Lite Insurance Co.,
OFHARTFORD, ON sisF DECEMBER. 1857
made 70 the Comptroller Of state Of Tea.
nc company c0aASS
located At Hartford Conn.,
CAPITAL
The amount Of capital stock, being q mutual
Company, has no capital stock
ASSETS
Cash on hand E06ls o.
keal estate unencumDereu--.---. l&,l83 80
DEBTS due the CompaHy, secured by
mortgage on uneucumbeTed real
estate, worth L9 per cent. more
than the same Is mortEaged for,
As per voucher and seleGuie ac-
Debls due he COMPANY, B ing pre-
miums. forbozu and premium
Bonds ana stocks Owned b. ne
Company as per yoGe e s to
O. 5. Bonds, per cent. 5
percent, 7 $40 per ceut-sl68,f0
5 ate Of Connecticut bonds,
CITY Or Evansville, lid 800
City OF Toledo, OniO------. G,g0
80 shares OF stack OF Hart
ford alE--------.-- = $50
20 shares OF sick II an
HatiOnLN L. Eanz- 1850
leo shares Of stock OF Hart
lord 4 New HAVEN h. 2tGD
50 shares OF stock Of Con-
nsctlcut Rtvsr....----.. 500
Loans secured BY Ba K
Stocks. u 3 Binds, Rail.
road stocks an O-Eer s.
curifies 50 market value,
o. which Sz76,I7i par val
e,S20 80 amount loaned
L~nereon---- --------------- LosUJ
AysaA sflb@o -
All other ESQ %
-
LIABILITIES.
Amount Of liabilities due and cot
due to banks and sther creditors, Nothing.
Losses adjusted AID dus----S l0,@6
Losses adjusted not due----. .E-Te8
Losses UnatJusted nst due $3.50
All other claims against he
E0C0)
Total IaoiIitfes- s4g5Zs0 90
COMPTROLLER OPT 81
NASHVILLE, TENN
I certify that the above Is = correct copy OF
the OrgtnaIn now on nis ia my Cfics
LSlsnedl q. W-BLA.kEUEHr
Comptroller.
STATE Of TENEEsSEE.
COMPTROLLER OFFtCE,
nashville, January lssGJ
7. G. ". Blackburn, Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify thdJ the OuuecficCt
MGIual Life Insurance c., located at Hartford,
il tie state OF Con ecticut has pro1ucec %
ne satisfactory evidence that said company
have compiled With IL the requirements or The
laws OF tie state Of leone see imposed or
/ Speed q Carpenter, ageuts Of sid company,
has also complies vii toe reouireuertv 81 ths
laws o. the State, mads AID provided IN such
l cases:
Wherefore, said Ceunectie1t Mutual lie IN
surance Company he's authority u take E=r
and transact td0 business OF Insurance IN LlIs
state, at Memphis, Tenn
9 ". BLACKBERN.
Comptroller or Tennessee.
SPEED CARPzATER,
General Agents for Wes- tennessee,
No. 20 Madison street.
ap2l I'm Memphis FeHu.
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FAIRBAAKS STANDARD SCALES

OF ALL SIZES.
FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF 500
spr5 a0o Aarkst street, St Louis
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DR. RUSSELL, Nos. 40 and - NORTH
II COURT street, north side Of Court Square,
r4emphis, Tenn, is acknowledged by al par
ties Interested as by far
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Total assets OF CJmpany---s7sssa
LIABILITIES.
Amoant Of liabilities Cue and not
due to banks and sther creditors, Nothll
Losses adjusted aad dus----S 900
Losses adjusted not due. .I2-7ed
Losses unadJusted nBt due $3.50
All other claims against he
CompEuy---------- E1tO)
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STOCK OF NJ
This side Of New York:
Cotton Drop FIinges,
Cotton Guipure Trimmings,
Msrseilles Trimmings,
Silk Fringes, Etc, Etc.
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LJllL et7IT-W %
COMPTROLLER JFFI 81
NASHVILLE, TEN
I certify that the above l. p correct CODY OF
/ the original now on lie ia my Cfhc5
l rSiknedl q. W.BLAgkECEE,
Co11rrroi1av-
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5. r. CLARKE y GO.
fsbI5
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Il Few Words About BO:'

Il Few words Abont Horses.
The Rmai Nep Yooker says:
Hay and oa;s make the best
feed for horses that ore Obliged
to work hard and regularity
1.-THE hay is cut fine and the
oats bruised or ground, the
whole mixed and moistcned,
the hose viii eat his rations
quicker, digest them sooner,
and thus have more t.mc for
resting and renewing his pow
ers for labor. Farmers horses
that work little during winter
time may be kept cheaper by
cutting and mixing bright straw
and hay in equal quantities, and
adding a ration OF steamed po-
tatoes OF raw carrots. See that
stable floors over Easements are
sound and strong. Arrangothe
feeding-racks SO that dust and
hay seed will not fall into hor-
ses' names Or eyes; some horse
men build their managers tool
high, thus forcing the ANIMAL
to take al unnatural and 'paip-
full position when eating. Farm
horses that are not worked
should have their sfocs taken
off, and those that are driver
on the road should be kept well
shod.
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THE GREAT CAUSE
6 HUMAN y MISERY
Just pablid ed, In a sealed envelope. Price
81. rr,is.

Just pablisl ed, In a sealed envelope. Price
ST; rc.is.
A lecture Ont!e Na,nrc, Treatment. and
Radical cue OF scmihJl weaKncss. OrsDer-
mat0rrh9a. ;,t reed by selr-abuse: inyol-
uptaly emissions, iMDoiency. nervous de-
billy, PDd impeachment TO MARRIAGE scDc-
rally; cor umDiiOp. epilepsy. and ti,s;
mental AMI physical iicapaci.v. Gc.-By
roe. j. COLt EEWET.L, NJ. D., aptilOr
Of the 'Cit II Book SC.
TIE wOi N-iehOvned rpiior. IN ibis ed-
mlrable Ee,rTr, cle' ly proves from his
own expei le,lce iJsi tie awiul %cOnscuuen-
ces OF sci, juse nav ne efeciui Nv lemo-
we'd witlOrt 'neti ic'ne anG without CANCER
ous surgical operations. bougies. iIsfru-
nlept'. riJgs, o. cordial. pointing ont a
mode OF cure &C once ceriain and e6cci uaj.
by wiIici every srferes, no maiter wilat
his condition may be. mpy cure b'msel,
cheap'y, privately. aud radically. Tris
LECTURE WILL PEOvB A ECON 10 rBOu-
SANDS n THOUSANDS.
Sent. unler seal. in a plain envelope, 10
auy. address. postpaid, Oh reco;ps or siy
cents. o. two posi- stamps. Also DR.. Col.
verwefs Marriage Guide,n price Is
ccuts. Address the publishers.
CHAS. ]. G. KLINE q CO.
III Bowery, New York, p. o. Box l,5Ss.
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"CO T. A RS"
o. CELEBRATED
BISHOP PILLS.

A universal dinner pin,
For nervous and sick headache. costiye-
ucss, indigestion. dyspepsia, biliousness.
diarrbea. COLES, chills, fevers
gencral deransement'of the digestive
organs.
boxes. 2jeis. Jocts. and Il sizes.
hold ny all Druggist. everywhere.
r.on nd ny MkNny r. COsrGR, Depot 4sl
Jarch6-3m
Ior sale By wii,pple 4 Krurae AM,
Hutchina g warner. Winchester.
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w. J. SLATIIIs & 90.
A Substitute ar Coz. on.

A Subs.itute .@ar GO,,on.
The editor OF the Holly
Springs Mississippi Reporter
has been shown Il specimen OF
the "ramic plant" lAe new SUBJ
stitute for cotton. The fibre is
described as Of fine glossy
white, Of even %to&,ulc and OF
great strength. 1t can bcuscd
separately in thc manufacture
Of cloth, or llay Da combinod
with silk or wool. The plant
itself, hardy and vigorous, is
moi affected by ioJ4 PERIODS Of
rain, and stands cry weather
equally well vith g. .on' IL
has boen 3'ro"a "l,l oot"'~. II
Mexico. where The rainy s-r.
sons arc much longer thr Ia.
the Suuthe,H States. II m1It"S
two crops per year, ana J.l.l'
from four 10 >iob, lua"''4d
pounds per acre. lC gears DO
seed, but !, grove irom tie
roots and rntooA, o y. Afri
the land is once stochc' ,lc.
planting is sool To- . ncH2Acr
of yeHrs. lhe cultivation OF
this p'ont requires less lahoI
than that %ofcuton, auh The IL
brc command IN marie 81 Il bet
ter price. having been sold ~
Liverpool at si@ty-li'o cent?
per pound. !';Utic. who have
cultivated the rNMie pINn;s.ate
that they are highly picascd
with their experiment, anG be
lieve the culture TO I've a great
acquisition TO the country. 1t
is at least worth A trial.
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EXPENSES, 0EG SESSION OF PIVB IoNBS
30 y.

Board can be had ia he best f,Wiics at 81 30 to IS 90 Ter week.
PuJIs VIII Le chai.eG from he tIe tbev enter urn1 The c,csc of the
Session except tio4e Wio en,ev; de Isl ivo weeks, who viii be c sargcd
for ihe ull Se~iol. No ,"trctiOns viii I've made e.,ent ~ ca les OF pro-
tacirG ,icLDe.s. which Tlrsu coral Two weeks.
Tuition viii he dre norblv III advance.
Puils viii rot be f'lOwrt Dy-it o. 20 OIL OH the streets dIriug stutv
hor,a r
men, aC ihelf boa,din. iOu-os ore sey here.
c. te Use OF sluh ant N chewing OF wax aud 0iier fj:Jgs ATE strictly
Cnc SaJr ana p,sat, a f those boa. ding are ieIrciel to eo-ope' a'ei ia
bo nrp rs % iM,ts snha,t !, t,e regulations OF the families in which they
o,i,ntL"npt 10 n ~ hhaoroad: Who Q name has been entered. must leaye the In.
nv n o W . nUne, W'ho't pern'ss on from Tue Principal.
L n board u trustees has made arrangements cor The ,.r.i,,r~ ~
amd a xnect to have them sm u IL s s";taasI formerly occupied by the Institution,
the School by the first Of September HexE "s NC sccommooaron0f
The eminent success Of the Principal and hs s.a..... 49,
and other Institutions Is tue best GUARANTEES MIN :. sMAEonsnt y this
friends, In assuring them that this Institution H. nMasS - 4 n .sCsnsr ge our
and patronage. anETI
For further particulars, address the Principal OF Us ~ m an
JOHN FRIZZHrI
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U~NLP - 10 TRyaE
or
Medicine and Surgery.

a semi-montlily journal of medicine, sur
gerry, physiology. hygiene, and general
the people.
Inc cheapest medical paper inthe world.
published every two weeks, al the Upiyci-
s'ty building, Ninth st., south ofWalnut.
SlnSie copies, IL 90
Five copies to one address, So.
Ten :" =. 20
Fifteen" ~
Twenty" :. IN IN
Inc gotter-up Of the club shall have one
copy gratis. Address
W. PAINE, NJ. D.. Editor.
J"tyZo I'M Philadelphia, Pa.
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COURSE OF = UDY:
PREPARATORY Observation-Disclosures ably. Teaf'n.. GcO2l:prv Men,
tel A. thrleic. { .,l,ju. Arithmetic rcIW. Lsu'L a' Hi,ioy.
COlleGif.c ID G - n rt M Q II t:
EpF.UMAN CLASS.

FRESHMAN CLASS.
F. ST $3.50 .-AateWs Luuii h onS, A ;,hmetnc, English C.HL-
MAJ. Geo. sac " y - Como iOr.
ar1o:p rG,IoN.-Lain. \, nuIcir, English Grammar, Schol. sLo~l-
pnniOI alG Composition,
SOpnONOcE CLASS.
FIRST SEs3Iot.-AIieo - lAtl Inte Par.'o'O.y. F,ench. Schol rs
F>hIy,hO END Analysis.
-Ho d y erot.-Al,eoG, Natdrll pGno' . INV. IAi,. Frsrca. auG
Analysis.
JUNiOH CLASS.
FIGsr SrssloH.-Gyone,ry, Lain, Chemistry. Ne lal Tmo ,ophy, aud
French.
SEcoEp SEssIor.-Gc ometry, Botany, Laiio. Geology. Ftec aud
Mlerplo3y.
SENIOR CLASS.
FEST SEssIOS-TTiGOrOMeiYy LA,iJ, Lo.n Lt.i,ip. Guile s Anal
ocv, FIeDci. aMt DiefOic.
Sro. D oFssIoN.-A-tronomy, Latin, Moral Science, French, and
Rhetoric.
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"CCGHTAR'S''

wv W. IIUN OF
E;TILi, Sn1.ET, and ORANGE
BLOSSOMS,
I'og bcpr,tly ING the C~CUllcXto,l.
/ ed r., often nnh noau,i', TIC shia. rr-
move ,%"r..lr p,mpirs. c,ipt"l. ca.
ia';" 10, hoW using il in preference to
81 OTHERS.
Eo,.'r' 80
Scii az I'll DRUGGISTS everywhere.
And ny NsEE. L. CosTAE, Depot ISL
~EroIrway. New York
gro sale by Nhip,le Il Krumc and
HltchiuS q Warner. Winchester.
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Netlce y hereby given to sll persons
hevinig ciaims sgainst the estate Of Nathan
Hensnaw, decd, to fle them with the
xT0ooty C0urt Clerk on OF before the lst Of
nsvn-As = = 1dSIsis1c.tor
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Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars on oil
Night Passenger Trains.
Shelbyiiue Accommodation.

Shelby lille Accommodation.
Leave Shelby vile at $40 a. IN, 10. 80 a.
m- and 600 p.m, making close connection
with all passenger and the 7.J0 q m freight
train. Leave Wartrace Mt $50 q III, 1.iOp
m, and S.l5 p m, arriving at Shelbyville at
10.jO a m. $50 p m, and 8.5j p m.
Z. II. EWING, Gen1 Sup't.
ISAAC LI1TON, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
Octj1
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T1R'S
PICTORIAL
COUGH REMEDY

For coughs, colds. h~oarsencss, sore throat
Group. whooping cough, influenza, asthma,
consumption bronchial affections, and ali
diseases oithe throat and lungs.
Bottles. 2icts. 5Octs. and 81 sizes.
Sold by all druggists everywhere,
And by HENRY II. CosTAR, Depot 4Si
broadway, New York.
For sale by Hutchins 4 Warner, ap,'
Whipplc a krumc, Winchester.
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RESIDENCE
IN WINCHESTER
r = a T. hi

IL Is a new building, with five good
rooms, neatly finished, wide hall, and por-
tlIo IN front: There is large cistern of
splendid water, good kitchen. stable. and
other o~nt-honscs. There are twenty-two
acre: Of ground. four acres lying in the cor
poration. Also a fine orchard of bearing
iruit trees altocethel. 1t is one of thu INC
desirable places in Winchester. and will be
sold on terms that ought to enlist the ini-
iuealIte attention OF any one wishing 10
purchase a good home, either for comfort
or speculation. Apply TO
DE. "A. G. CLOPTON,
sePzott Winchester, Tepy.
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N. & @. Railro d..
CHANGE OF TIME.
Two Daily Trains leave Nashville for
Washington, Baltimore, Philadel.
mia. New York. and oil minis

Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York, and all points
East and South.
Close connections made al Chattanoo-
ga for all Eastern and South.
western Cities.
OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
n. & c. RAILROAD.
Nashville. Tenn, Sept. q. 1867.
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, SEPT.
~, 1857. the mOri:na ,,ai, win leave
~ 6.oO o. M. a,orping op,v ct Smyrno,
Murfrec'il Wa, ace. T,,i,ahou,, Nj IN
springs, D'c'ie 81, Cow. y. Amie son. Sie'
venson :nt L, iGGepo,,. andarr,ye nj Chat
tanOOga NJ 2 0 ). IN. INV"
A irei2is train. with nassenoc or cooo,,
attached, will leave q. TO q. ne s%tonnin"
at all stations be.Weeu Nashville and
Cowan.-
The a.tcfiOon train win leave Nashville
ut GEO p. III, stopping ~ all stations, aud
arrive ut Chattanooga nj 200 a. III.
All trains connect closely with Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad. and all
trains connect closely with Louisville and
Nashville Railroad.
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars on oil
Nioht paasopOor Trains
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% onuRll 9u5titutR,
Winchester, Tennessee.
FACULTY:

Pr. u. r. Me-. EVZFE. 4. Principal.
Miss jOE. &. EiiCK. AsstsiNMt.
- Other Teachers viii he employed a.the patronage may require.
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EDUCATIONAL.
S4asanis SEya1e aud geHaIe gastitntt,
salem, Franklin County, Tenn.

The first Session Of this Institution sctW open on Monday,
the Sd day of Teoruayy, 1868, and close June 10th, 1865.
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JOHN
Chairman tx. Com. Board Of Trusts,s.
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Advertisements IN er'2l % 81 20 per-
square OF ten lines u N ~e!s'Hr) t''st m
seriion, ard Is cents lor CT \ subsequent
insertion.
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,juh y u.h..

~" ObitlHrlc o"llt charged t2r AZ ad~
ycrtisimg rates.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-12-25
Tho Lily's Ball.

LILY gave party,
And her little playmatcs all,
Gaily dressed, came in their best,
To dance At Lilys ball
Little Quaker Primrose
Sat and never stirred,
And. except In whispers,
Never spoke word
Tulip fine. and Dahlia,
Shone in silk and satin;
Learned old Convolyunius
Was tires omc with his Latin.
Snowdrop nearly tainted,
Because the room was hot;
And went away before the res,
With sweet Forretme-not
Pansy danced with DaGodill,
Ross with violet;
silly Daisy fell in love
With pretty Mignonettc
But when they danced the country dance
One could scarcely tell
Which Of these two danced II best
Cowslip OF Heather Bell.
Between tho dances, when they nil,
We're seated in their places,
| thought I'd never .ren before
So many pretty faces.
But Of all the pretty maidcns
saw at Lily's ball,
Darling Lily was 10 me
The sweetest OF them all.
And whom the dance was over,
They went down stairs TO sup,
And each had taste Of honey-cake
With dew in Buttcr-cup.
And all all were dressed to 20 away
Before the set Of sun;
And Lily said Goodbye and CAV,
A kiss to every one.
And before the moon, or single star
Was shining overhead,
Lily, and all her little friends
Were fast asleep ia bed
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MANSFIELD q Hl9BEE'S
Texas Tonic Syrup,
Every Poison has ats Antidosc,
Every Disease its Cure.

RAPID and revet falling cure for
n Fever and Agua, or Chills and Fever
Every Poison has ats Autsdosc,
Every Disease its Cure.
II Il well known fact that The power
ial mineral medisinss 10 frequently sa-
miaistefed In conions dses a Intermittent
and billions reni,i'ut Eyyyrs are az peril
Gus 60 The constllHiion rs isc diseases
| ibemsclyes while ilir upura an Il gerfr-
ally slow Hud uaccIiaiu. nn9 ihsir t'l cts
evangsean' Rcmtdts = i5 ciafs. his
ar1ous urler roy clfcaa ncia co Ot
b. n=sd with ANY appfoseh o. safety, *.
ccpt undc5 The dirsc..oE Of ri}sic ~
and ia the regions where foylr and Ague.
Bilious Fever. Chill + YER Dumb Aeue,
| aud their kindred complaints chiefly pre-
vail medical ihen are sometimes few nnd
| far between, and medical adyice almost
unobiaiunhie. y j. obvious therefore that
preparation Ike the Texas Tonic ~yrnp,
prompt and certain 10 its action as . ca
rativc, and equally to be relied upon as
preventative of these nialadies-must he
Of priceless value in the valley Of the Mis-.
sissippi, or wherever else they may yiat.
The common cause Of all remil'ent ard
| Intermittent FEVER. j. tie mcphilic yapoF
or mihsma eyaporattd by beat from he
soil. or from the surface Of sllgnani va
| ter; and IL il usually when the torfid
wafaih ofsummer has pr0s' rated the sys
tenn and rendered il Incapable Of ronlcnd
ing enefgetically wiih disease, that the
attack comes 90. July August. seplem
Der. and October arc the months during
| which all bilious complaints are most
common and most yioleat Tho orgsns
Immediately affected by Fever and Ague,
aud lniirmit,Guis and RrmiiicHts, are the
| Liver, the Spine, The Stomach, aHd kld
ney. linen each aud al oi Ties rgaDs
the Texas Toale Syrup aeia spoeaea'iy
| regulating ard controlling the How oi
ole, preventing or relieving That enlarge
mcnt oi The spleen kn wa as The Agne
| Cake, flreugihag The digestive powcn
| aud removing those severe pains II Tie
back which areo lrtm tho iorpdity OF
Inflammation II tie kidHeys. Medical
men Of acknowledged tmin.uee prescribe
tin their practice, and il Is rapidly "a
persedlng all other proportions of ia class,
throughout The West. slaihwest, aud
South No family residing In any section
subject TO the yisiaiians ot Agpe md
Fever, should be without IL. if tbey desire
TO escape The penalties ~ prolfaeled sick
neis ald is coneomiant dangers, agonics
and expenses.
II IL 40, alone lor is curative proper
ties that the Tonic syrup is 10 be praized'
As preventative ii is invaluable. The
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ISSISSIPPI
DiarrhOca Cordial.

Dhrrhoea. one tf the most fatal diaof-
dcts known in the Valley Of The Missiaslp'
pi aud throughout the west ~ Immediate.
Iy checked and rapidly and radically cured
by ;he use Of this medicine 'reunp'
tious as Il may seem to say 80, Il is conf
IDENTIFY pronounced iafdlhble IN all the
diseases % tie bowels common 10 that
region Il h az ouee mild astringent,
an nuodyne, and en- Alternative; and iis
elects are TO cheek The discharges, soo,h
the irritation Of the membrane which lines
the bowels, quiet the whole system, ard
prodace healthy change Of action 10
The digestive and aec.etiyc organs. lts
action upon the Liver is direct, and in
tie highes, degree aalniary regulating The
dsortlered functions oi that important or.
gan and promoting the formation Of
healthy bile.
The soothing and healing influence Of
the Mississippi Diarrh9ea Ccfdiui = al
most instanIaneously felt, and within a
lew hours after taking ii the suf er from
diarrhoen, collie, cholera morbus. dyscn-
terry or any disorder 81 the stomach Of TO-
tcstinal passages, i not only merely CON
raieseeni, but nell. There is nothing
acid or abrasive 10 the cordial. 1t act
upon the internal surfaces with which il
comes IN contact like IN emolicut.
i, Is prescribed by the fret western
physicians in their practice, aud is used
as standing remedy 10 the Memphis
Hospital. The demaod for Il G. sed up
on satisfactory eyperiercel cDntinnalg IN
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TIE DEATH PxnA

Tas DxArH PENALrY.-Ths
kisr Of Sweden has announced that
hefssfss NO capital execution shall
taxa plAcs 10 bis kingdom, and that
II The desta penalty b. not abolished
ny Isw. il shall not be eaforoed by
hiu- The King maze this declars-
sies on refusing to sign the death
warrant of woman poisoner, recent
~ convicted IL Sweden.
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Rev. Charles b. Stuart Jno w Stu
art, Esq, DR.. X 7. Gibbs DR., W. G.
Thomas, d.. n. J. Reeves, Rev. John
Pipes, Rev. II. c Thwcatt, D. D., Messrs.
Du i'ois and Douglas, Rev. b. =. Alex.
ander.
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BROOKS HOUSE,

BROOKS HOUSE,
Milan Street, Shreveport, LoMisiaaa
THIS large and commodious house hes
/ been renovated and thoroughly repair.
I'd in the most substantial manner, and
will in few months he enlarged 10 meet
the increasing demands Of the public.
The proprietor pledges himself to bring
into requisition oil the experience. energy
and means At his command. to make Il
attractive and comfortable.
The best cooks and walters will BE-
secured, and all that the market affords
will b. selected With care, and dispensed
with liberality.
mhi6-N W. T. BROOKS.
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Refsrfsces Col u. NJ. johnson,
President Of Home Insurance Company,
Mr..r. Walsh Il Boisscau, DR. q. g.
Catlctt, l.. +. Carter, J. G. f.stner, Dew.
l.. Tally, jamec W. Howard, Drury La
~, and DR.. Joseph Wilder, Row. r. $.
1rippctt d. D., Capt + =. Leavenworth,
DR. ID. NJ. Anderson, and Col W. H.
Shivers, Shreveport, La
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Il. H. ORION. ......E.N N. VAN NosrRANp.
II. Il. ORION Il CO.,
(!s"ccsssors 10 N O. Tyon,)
win pay the highest cash price for
HlI0Ixo pkA TRIES,
WOOL, FUES, 1ALLO ",
BEESWAX, ETC,
Corner Texas and Levee sta,
SHREVEPORT, la,
And Dallas st., JEFFERSON, Texas.
January 10, '6s. 2l.ly.