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Cavern under Rock Island.


The Rock Island Ill.) Aryus, some
two or three weeks ago contained long
account OF a cave just discovered and ex-
plorcd by a party of scientific men,
which, with its various rooms and pass
ages, extends for nearly 1909 feet under
Rock Island, the site of the new L. s.
Arsenal. A single one of the many
apartments of this wonderful cavern is
described by the 4Arytts rs follows:
"The second corridor, leading from
the main one, is very eXtensive-con-
tanning six ponderous pillars enwreath-
ed with gorgeous decorations. Beyond
this isa shorter entrance to the sunct,tH
StHctoruDl, and which contains one of
the greatest collections of ANTIQUARIAN
curinsities ever discovered in this CONT
nent. 1t contains n huge pedestal in
the centre constructed Of solid copper.
upon which is erected Il magnificent
shrine, which. with its unique inscrip-
ton, denotes the antiquity of its devo-
tees. Surrounding ii are the colossal fig
ures of the twelve wolshippers in kneel-
them is the symmetrical though di-
miuutivc figure of an Indian maiden,
with a countenance Of surprising beau
ty, and strongly marke ed features. indie
alive of deep thought and wondring
surprise, pointing with one hand to the
expressive word engraved upon the
wall-.>hco! by that, the end
of their race is at hand. Above them all
on its projecting and crescent shaped
roof are arranged in systematic preci-
sion, cross bows. arrows, and utncr
Weapons III war like profusion-remind
ing one OF the ancient SOILS of Persia and
Greece
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Starving in Washin gton.

The Editorial correspondence Of the
Davenport Gr-ette from the National
Capital, spcaks as follows concerning
the cost of living in that city, and the
Notwithstanding of departmental clerk
ships:
Note the following price. of table
supplies, gathered By myself in the mar
ket yesterday: Beef, % to 80 cents per
pound; ham, % to % cents; turkey, b
to 35 cents; butter, 90 ce IS; eggs, 60
cents; Irish potatoes, $50 per buShel,
and SO on to the end of the chapter.
Then add house rent nj from $500 to
$3.50 for u small family, and estimate
the nett gains on a salary of 81 ,2Nn, or
$1,000, or even 81 500, when supplies
must NC io't''" w. ---If and wife three
or four growing Juveniles and 'onc ut
the breast The fact is, that in the
comparative poverty and miserable cul-
tivation of the surrounding country,
and With q single line of rairoad-an
outrageous monopoly-cnnnecting with
the eastern, western and northern
world, Washington cannot be otherwise
than the most expensive city in the
country in which to support family.
The honest souls now anXiously waiting
answer to appeals for clcrkships will 10
we'll TO note these facts carefully, and
then by next mail write to their worthy
M. c. declaring that they are deter.
mined to dig post holes for living in
Iowa rather than invoke ruin Oh their
families by service i'll Il Washington de.
partmcnt.
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making inquiries concerning the coun-
try, its advantages, inducements, &c:
The gentlemenly Register and keceiv e,r
take especial pains to reply to all sucn l
letters as enclose the necessary postaso
stamp, and one desiring further lhiol-
nation can receive it by addressing
either VIM. II. Smith, Receiver, or
John Cleghorn, Register.-o'o"f Guy
ReniSkcr.
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Observation-Disclosures,

ny MRS. MARY PALMER. two squares
- southeast ofthe Court House. TIPToN, Iowa
Good rooms, we'll furnished. and the best nc
Communications for boarders or transient GUS
tom, Good stabling on the premises. nl2
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IN the Circuit Court of The State. in and for
Cedar county. A pril term lSG9
l.. V. WEAR and william: Graves, Pifs.)
against
J. 8. Thomas. Def ndant
Two j. :. Thomas, Defendant You are hereby
l. notified hat the petition of Wear & Graves,
Plaintiffs above, is on file in the nfiiee of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of the state Of
Iowa, in and for Cedar county. claiming Of
You the sum of two hundred dollars ms justly
due and now owing them by reason Of your SO
no2iectinR, ill-using and maltrcating Il horse
hired by you of the pluinti IFS, on or about the
81 day Of August. a. H. 1868. whereby said horse
was taken sick and died, and unless yotI ap-
pear thereto and defend before noon OF the see
Qua day or the April term, \. -. 1869, of said
Court. ia con- III nee on the 18TH day OF April
y. -. 1867. default will he entered against YOU
and Judgment rendered thereon.
L. II. EVANS.
4w3 Attorney far Plaintiff,
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II r, DEAN has hundreds OF pairs of
at from $3.50 to 600, worth from 50 tos.
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Town Property for Sale.

C.lN VALUABLE LOTS, corner of eth and
y Cedar streets, with good house with seven
rooms ana roIrhJ. &c lar. we'll, In RI. corn crib,
&c. Fence new, and entire premises in good
repair. For particulars cali on Pn't Carr,
tsi.O. l.. BEAIIl.
Upton March %. lSso I'm
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Land for Sale!

StOTTIIEkST d, SET Section .. Township 50,
> Range 2 wcSt--i9 acres, 3 miles onthcast
al TiItQn. part of the Old Ford farm. ,tonSid-
erabl. heavy timber on il. VIII he sold at
private sale on reasonable terms: or will eA.
change for good land in Benton or Tarua co.
For further information address
r. BRASIIEtR.
nt9w3 ~, Nintun Dcnton county, Iowa.
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dissolution NOTICE.-Sotice IL hereby
~ given that the partnership heretofore cx-
isting between VIM E0ygie and Alien Macnicl
wagon and carriage max ers. is dissolved by
mutual consent from md after this date.
".~t Rrars.il. teia Iowa. Ian. ~, tsD9
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For Sale.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

Essays for Young Ven on The Interesting Tela
ton Of bridegroom to litle In tile sutton Mar
riage,-s Guide to lnatr onal felicity and true hap
plness. Sent by maui in scaled letter envelopes free.
charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r
Philadelphia, Pa ,E MY
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Nemphis and Charleston Railroad.
Railroad n Miscellany.

The contract for the consolidation OF
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
with the Buffalo and Erie Railroad Com
pany was ratified by an almost unanimous
vote of the stockholders Of both roads.
The Grenada Sentinel says: I'VE
are reliably informed the Mississippi and
Tennessee and Mississippi Central rail-
roads will shortly commence the erection
ora magnificent union depot at this point
that viii lie the best in the State. We
also learn that an engineer will lie here
early next week to lsT aat tRe grounds
AID A4aFe tie designs"
Almost every railroad accident
arising from collision causes great loss of
life by t~eleScoping," that IS, by the pas
senger ears sliding into each other IKE
the sections Of aspv-olaSs. Tais u caused
by the slightly af1eleat levels on which
The Biat iGTIns run, So that when the rapid
motion Of the train is checked the bottom
frame work of one car IS forced oyer the
frame work Of the next, and goes crashing
through the body ufthe coach. The plat
forus being an extension Of h bottom
frame work ofthe ears, il is asserted are
too rigid, and, when collisions occur, offer
too great resistance, so that the weakest
portion, where TIE .~asseFgeIs ate seated,
$ obliged rH'glTe way. AZ IS, therefore,
thuteuded thatt il the platforms were to
he SO huilt as TO be firmly united to the
frame work, The would yield 20 the force
az the shock, and they body Of the car
would he preserved.
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FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY Appeal,
MEMPHIS, August IA, 1859.

MEMPHIS, August IA, 1859.
The money market remains in a state
% quietude only broken by the demand
for loans. This demand comes from mer-
chants TO pay for goods purchased and is
daily becoming more active. Il is not an
ticipated that a very tight money market
will exits before the cotton crop comes in,
lut ralaHces are falliRg on rapidly. A.
81 instance, one bank reports a decrease
OF $780, 900 in this way during the past
thirty days. and has taken paper on thirty
and sixty days 10 fully that amount in
the same lime. We have no doubt but
that all our banks have had similar expe-
riences.
.itv bonds are IN some demand al GOA
yQ3scand re fink that sic could bereal-
ised on a few thousand dollars. The 0iter-
ings are limited, other stocks and
bonds are nominally unchanged.
City, police and county warrants are
dan, and quotations nominal.
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TRANSPORTATION,
Ikemphls and Littls Rock Railroad.

I'M AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT. 9rH,
" trains Will leave as follows:
Owning EaSt-LeaYe Forest city cam: ar
rive al Hopedeld $3.50 am.
Going Mest-Leaye Hopeheld $50 pm; ar
rive az Forest CITY I pm.
Daily-Sunday excepted.
Ferry boat leaves foot Of Union street, at g
pm, city time.
OmnibuSeS always on hand to convey pas
sengcr 10 and from boat.
a. n. WILLIAMS.
General Agsut8nn superintendent.
August i. lsa go -r B 4st o. 'RigT
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.

ARRIVE. PAR
New Orleans Mail. dally---2;45 pm. lI:40 am
n. Orleans Express, daily-.S:D AIN. 40p.m
Freight, daily except Sun
PIN 10 I'm
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train MAZE direct connection for
CofeegIIIe, Water valley, oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north Of Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket Office III IL Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passengers
and check baggage In any part of the city, by
leaving riders at 81 ~ Main street
A. ). LINERMoRE, Geul Supt-
c p. OAKLEY. Gen1 Ticket Agent.
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NEW FIRM.

JAMES ID. RUFFIN will continue the COM
j mission and Cotton Faetorage business at
the old stand of Rufin, Kinney 4 Co, No. Is
Union street, upstairs, rooms Nos. II and II,
undar the Arm name and style of j. d. RUE
FIN 4 Co, where all persons indebted 20 the
late firm of Ruffin, Finney & Co. are requested
to call and settle. either by cash or note.
Thankful for past faYQrs, ! respectfully so-
iicit a continuance Of the anne.
j. d. RUFFlN & Co
MeUphis,A August 2. 1869, aug3
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Memphis and Little Boek RajIrOad.

To MADISON n LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hopedeld daily at 3 pm.
Coming East-Leaye Forest City, at Am,
No trains on Sunday.
b. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
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EPART ARRIVE.
Day Express, R, R. time--.4:0 am. 2:S0 Am.
CITY time..-..3H As am.
Night Express, Z. r. times 90 pm. R;40 am.
City time..245 pm.
Ticket offices No. ~ 10 Main street and at
Depot, head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through TO Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
ont change.
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BALTIMORE.
pAlNTERs' AND ARTISTS, nATERIALs

wM. J. KELLISGER. GEoRGE H ROGERS
RELLINGER q Co, Importers and Dealers
N in Artists, Coach and sign falnters
ufacture. Also, dealers in Drawing, Archt-
tects' n Photographer Materials, Of every
descrIpeion: an STYLES Paint, VarniSh and
Frescoerss brushes, White Lead, Zinc, Oils,
Turpentine. Window Glass, Glue, etc, Stere-
oseopic and Views, pecalco-
mamie and D~iaphanie Pictures, Fancy Papers,
Wax Flower Materials, etc. No. IN. CHARLES
STRICT, BALTIMORE, Nd. ys
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The Conditions of Heal.h.---H is idle to

The Conditions Of Hea!tk.--sh is idle to
exreci health il the precautions necessary to
scCare 1t are negleJted. The human organl-
zation is a delicate piece Of mechanism, and
requires as much intelligent care and watch
fuIness 10 keep it in order, rs gre requisite in
the management II tue most complicated
c~1mbtnntiol of7everS, wheels and pihions.
a thIs season Of the year the body IS pecu-
liaLy sensitive, because il Is greatly WeaEe0-
Cd and relaxed by the CONTINUOUS heat. The
skin, in summer, with its millions 81 pn4es
Wide open, Is q very diuBFeNf Sdrt OF tegu-
lueEt rem the campacf hbrOUs covering
which u becQmes unQer the action OF the
winters cold. The muscles, too, are com
paratiVely h9cclu, the nerves tremulouS, the
blood poor, n the whole frame less capable
of enduring fatigue and resisting disease,
than in cool weather. These Indications OF
a depressed condition of the vital forces are
so many unmistakable hints tina nature
needs reinforcing
Ordinary stimulants will not effect ta.s a.
iect They indan2e cnA ezeL.a, sat dc noE
stgg gihSa. lac nonly preparation which
can De depended upon TO fmpGFts~ tafnfnal
vigOr 60 the system, and enableft 20 eudgre
the ordeal OF the heated term Without giying
way under the pressure, IS RNnIEITERS
ST0MAtH BitIEha, q tOnlc and corrective
81 pRrs,s 81 harmless SO utterly Tree nom the
draw backs which render many of the pow
erful astringents employed IN medical prac-
tice more dangerous than the ailments they
are employed TO cure, thai Il may be admin
iStered without fear to the feebiest female in
valid, or the most delicate child The Css
thartic and alterattTe gf lagES9k1I9ar
which re oonpllea Yfth'flbse of a tOnic
aaIurG ~ its composition keep the bowels
moderately fee and perfectly regular, while
the work g aSisSsStien Is going on, the
Kingdom affords are also among It's compo-
nentS, SO tina IL recruits, purihes and resu-
laies the system simultapeouslYs -a-
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COL
STATE AGENCY OFFICE, As MADISON ST,
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 1, 1863.
TNHE co~partnership heretofore existing an
Is this day dissol sed Dy The retirement Of
Can't. p, J. White. The business will be con-
duSted in future by J. q. LOnsdale and New
ton y otis, nde the name of LONSDALE q
te21
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ii Cannot Re Oenied.---DOeloy's RaElas
POWDER has not ONLY attatued the position
p9e hliLse, sirictly pure in its combination,
aud 50 exactly proportional that there Is no
trouble la making light sweet b%ulscuit, rolls,
pastry. etc, every time. II Is the cheapest TO
consumers, as one pound will 90 further in
the culinary department than two pounds OF
any others in market. Try 10 and be con-
WINGED. For sale by all groeers.
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!. Eresh As : Naiaen,s RIush" s the purr


peachy Complexion which follows the use OF
Hagan's Magnolia Balm. Ii Is the true Sc
cret Of Beauty. Fashionable lad e "a gor,eE
understand this,
Ths .~lagnOiia baim changes the rustic
country Girl into a city Belle more rapidly
than any other one thing.
Redness, Sunburn, Tan, FTeckles, Blotches
and all effects Of The Summer sun disappear
where 1t is used, apa . genial, cultivated,
6esh expression Is obtained which fivalst the
Bloom Of Youth. Beauty is possible TO ali
who will invest IS cents at n respectable
store. and insist on getting the Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing but Lyons KathairOn to Dress
the Hair. Jy25
Bachelors Hair Dye.-ThIs splendid Hair Dye
Is the best In the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, -fnstantane-
Gus, no disappointment; no ridie1lcss tiH4s
remedies the 81 effects ~ pad Dyes; mvigO-
r0tss All ieIVes the Hair soft and beautiful,
BACK OF BROWN. sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied al Ratchet
or's Wig Factory, No. 10 Bond street, n. Y,
ERRING BUT NOZZLE.
SeH-hesp i0f Young Wen, who having Erred, de-
sire h better MASHQ0p. Sent Ia sealed let
ter enyel0pes, free of charge. Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, BOX
p. Philadelphia, Pa 3elldaw
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE


THE TWENTIETH COURSE OF LEG
Il TUKES will N on the FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER next. TiH PreIimina-
~ Course commences on the FIRST MON
DAY IN OCTOBER.
Theory and Praetice-WM X. BOWLING, MD.
observation-disclosures X. WINSTON. MD.
Chemistry BERRIES LESDsLEY, Md.
Surgery-WILLIAM 7. BRIG6s, MD.
observation-disclosures l. MADDEN, MD.
Clinical Medicine-MA. l.. NICHOL, MD.
Materia M~edica-JOHN Fl. CALLESDER, MD.
A~natomy-THOS. Z. BUCHANAN, MD.
Surgical AnatOmy-NAN 5. LINDsLEY, MD.
DemOnstratOr-HENRY NJ. COMPTON, Md.
FEES-The American Medical Association
at the meeting in May last at New Orleans
passed a resolution that nc school charging
less than Sl2U while it favored by q large ma
jOrity $40, should be represented in that
body, nor should graduates of such schools be
Observation-Disclosures the tickets for the full
course of lectures is $40: Matriculating. IS:
Dissecting. SIC; Graduating, $50.
For additional Information apply to
]. BERR1EN LINDSLEY,
wv Dean of the EapUlfU
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
1tSSoIuTioN

THE irm of Bayllss, fveritt & Co. is dis
L solved. The business will be closed up
al their office, 20 Front street.
Messrs. F.. W. Everitt & Co, viii continue
the Importing and Commissi9E business, AZ
No. u Union street,
.iJyl5 3. BAXLISS.
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

n order not 10 disturb the farming Interests
1 OF shelby and Upton counties by creating
a demand Tor b before the crops are laid
hy, and also 10 give parties living az a dis
lance further time to examine the work on
oar line from Memphis 10 C~oVingtOn, it has
been ordered by the Executive Committee
the bldaings for work remain open until the
18th day Of August prOX.
iya a. :. MITCHErL, President.
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firm OF e. c. PosTAL& Co was dis
i solved by mutual consent on the 18th
inst. e. G. Postal assumes all liabilities and
=. C. POSTAL.
j. G. LEWIS.
The undersigned win continue the Livery
and Sale Business at the Overton Stables, OPP
posite Overton Hotel. The finest rigs In the
city always on hand. Major Rawlings viii
be found at the stable TO wait on customers.
jyB E. G. POSTAL.
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The following assessment Of real estate
owned by the city Of Memphis va made
ff tie forty-frst corporate year, eOm-
mencing January !, 1868. II will he seen
that Court and jackson Squares, and the
landing are not included, as they were
riyen TO tile city for specific purposes aHd
AArrnt L. rsed In any nlhar Va
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COTTON.

The Liverpool market opened firm
with Uplands lS1sd; Orleans lj3sd, and
-iosed dzmer with prices advancing Up
lands lsl[d; Orleans aga. Days sales
5000 bales.
The New York market vas fairly active
and a little frmer; Ordinary 2sl<c; Good
Ordinary SOC; Low Middlings SIZE; Mid
dlings S31zc; and closed firm at unchanged
quotations. Sales to spinners s23 bales;
TO Spectators Is7 bales; for export 1900
bales. Contracts made for 100 bales Low
Niddlings, September delivery, Glc; 100
October. 29c; $50 December, 27Ie; 200
January, 28Ze.
our market exhilitod more frames
and better inquiry, owing TO the ad-
vance in Liyerpool, and several snail
sales were made. Among them were 4
bales Ordinary 25e, 5 bales Good Ordinary
27c, 2da. ESQ, ? Low Middlings SOC, 2 do,
SOC. ado. S0}zc, 5 Middlings sic, ? do.
2 NE
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II 8 STAMP Duties.

For Agreement OF Contract, or renewal
Of same, on each %
Bank Check, for whatever amount -------- q u
BIZ Of L.ading 10 foreign ports, except 81.
British North america Y "
Bill Of L&ding 70 domestic portS---.---.- Y W
Bond q Indemnity, each SlUn or part---- 5u
Bond for Executing Duties Of any OHlce-- ! ~
Certificate OF Stock =
CertincateO 81 Deposit, NOT exeeedtng elVV- y "
exceeding slu1..----- y %
Certificate Marriage U %
Deeds or Mortgages, or other tOnNeAah-
ces Of Real Estate, not exceeding S5go-- -
DO, exceeding 500 and not exceeding -
Sl01- l@N
DO, exceeding Siu0, for every lr2e- 90
tlanal part = ~
nraft or Ufler al sight ------..-----.---- y "
bran. not at sight, Tor each sluo or part y q
Lease. or Assignment OF same, not over
gHU Y ~
Lease above saa, inr each additional sa9
HOrfgage. or Assignment OF same, over
glu5 and NOT oyer Y y
MORTGAGE. flr each additiunsl $50 OF part Y y
Notes. Ton each slB or part .-----.--...,-,-r Y %
Receipts Cor "a aud over .-.g--.--; o "
Powell 81 Attorney 10 sell stpeES OF ealiefi 80
dividend or interest hereQn-.------.-- =
Pus er 10 Sell OF Rent Real tstate--------- | "
Power 20 collect Rem --.-..---.-.---..-.. Y =
Protest Of Note OF Drum ---.--r.u.,-s... "
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FOR SALE.
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NOR SALE-A DELIGHTFUL REsTDESCE.
i W. A. WHEATLEI, Bethel Block jya
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REWARDS.

COG REWARD-FOr the cover of the
Do bodv OF James Edward Cusiek, a lit
he boy " on Monday morning. be
was eight years DID,, light complicated ana
curly hair, and had on when drowned a light
dotted calico shirt ana gray pants. above
reward viii be paid ON application 10
Nm. WILSON,
iy22 Foot of Washington street.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE c~0partnership heretofore existing be-
II tween II. W. Price and A. b. T~readWelL,
under the style of Price q Treadwell, is dis
solved by the. withdrawal Of r. w, Price, to
lied TO collect and receipt for debt due the
late Arm. n. w. PRICE,
A. y. TREADWELL.
NEW FIRM-TREABWELL BROS. having
N bought the interest of Col. r. w. Price
Ia the late nrm Of Price & Treadwell, will
continue the Wholesale Grocery Business, at
the old stand, No. Is Union street, Lee Block,
under firm style of Treadwen Bros, where
they win be pleased TO see the old friends OF
the late firm, and as many ones as may be
pleased TO cali. Alb TREADWELL.
RIA. TREApWELL.
Hh TREADWELL.
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ESTABLISHED In 1872. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Il son N. Cary and Mrs. Gen. John Pegram,
Principals, assisted by a full corps OF able In
structors. Duties resumed on September eth.
French IS the Language OF the School. Nj
pains are spared to rende this Institution
deserving Of the very liberal e-ncouragemeu
10 has yer received from the Southern pe0-
pie. Upon these friends alone II now depends
for patronage.
For circulars containing full information,
address either ofthe Principals, as boye. jy27
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30 cure, NO YI--- Stones Tonic Syrul
curtis cbills aud Fever, or money refunded
Soia BY H.. ROSE, ~ Main street.
n b said tbat eaIisaya BARK has a peeu-

II u SaIH Ilo UaII3dJd bdTN HdS q ptJU-
liar effect upon the liver, and guards the Sys-
TEN against diseases by exposure and irregu-
lar diet. II is conceded that the great success
Otthe wonderful PLANTATION BIrTERS which,
previous to our late unhappy difficulties, was
found in most SOGtheTn homes, was owing to
the extract of Callsaya Bark which II con-
talued as one of the principal ingredients.
In confirmation Of this we have heard one OF
our distinguished ply S,cians remark, that
whenever he felt unwell from ordinary die
tetie or atmospheric causes, he Invariably &c
nevcd himself by Pa taTr3RAi We
SpeaE adFisetiy ahen we say WatiNe kney
L. to.Iettlse best sind most popular medicine
IN the world"