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Best thing yet, Equine Remedies.
Extract frOHl 4: letter from an Old
Line Wing.
MONROE COUNTY, Aug. Is 1870.

In THE CLARION of the IlJh, | see piece
signed "Whig," which fully endorse being
one of that old stock as l have told you.-
Now let Old Line Wings and old line every
body else put their shoulders to the wheel
and roll this mixed crowd who are living
and feasting upon us, out of power. The
decree has gone forth. They cannot rule
much longer their own acts condemn them.
l am an Old Line Wing. past three score and
fourteen bat am in for the fight.
The crops up here, in northwestern Mon
roe have suffered from droudths neither
corn or cotton is good; near OkOlona they
will average good. We have plenty of rain
now. j. w.
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MANUAL OF FORMS.
Third Edition-Rerised and ErLarqe

Third Edition-Rerised and EaJaroed
The Second Edition of the Mississippi
Manual of Legal and Business Forms, be
ing entirely exhausted, we are nov printing
the Third Edition, which will be ready by
the middle of September. The work has
been thoroughly revised, and very consid-
erably enlarged. and in addition to the
Forms for Magistrates and Public Officers
generally, statistics, etc, which haye made
the Manual immensely popular. it will con
tain all the Court Laws enacted by the late
Legislature, conveniently arranged, the
Revenue, School. Militia, and other impor-
tant Public Acts with Directory of all
the Courts as newly organized. and list OF
the Public Officers in each County and Dis
trict.
Although the work will be greatly en-
larged and improved, the price will remain
as heretofore-s1 50 per copy Orders viii
be registered and filed as received.
Address.
POWER & BARkSDALE,
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TeIe.raPhic Items.
Ohio.
CONGRESSIONAL.

j. Jewett is nominated for Congress by the
Democrats of the 9TH Congressional district
CINCINNATI. August 1S.-Lewis ID. Camp
bell was nominated by reclamation at Ham
ilton to-day as the Democratic candidate for
Congress for the third Ohio district. Col
Campbell was present and made a speech at
the close of the convention.
j. w. Denver was nominated as Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress for the sixth
Ohio district to-day at HillsbOro, on the
fortieth ballot.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE on Ala
!" RANA

The Faculty % this institution take pleasure
in announcing that the Lecture Rooms 0f tht
College are henceiorth thrown open to Medical
Students from all parts 81 the lultol States
FREE or CHARGE.
They are induced 90 take this step in order
90 complete the Free system 81 Education iu
Alabama. All departments Of learning. from
the primary schools up 90 the higher branches
taught in tile University ~ the State. are now
Free and 80 far as the Medical Department
b. concerned, 10 viii Dee the aim of che Faculty
20 make the course az thorough aud complete as
possible.
Good board can be obtained iu Mobile az as
cheap rate "a, iu aUy other city boz che south
aud the mild and agreeable winter climate OF
Mobile. together with the large and grow ing
hospital facilities 40 che city make DO "a dcsira-
bic residence for student, from any part OF the
Union.
The Regular Lectures commence on the lith
OF November next, bur PreliWiuar, Lectures
win DE delivered.atter thc l5fh of October at
which datethe Anatomical Halls will De- open
ed
The matriculatiou fee. which b. .hc only
charge, j. twenty-five dollars
Faculty.
GEo 4. KErcHuM, MD,
Professor 81 the Science and Arr OF Medicine.
J. +. HEUsrIs NJ. D..
Professor 81 Surgery and Clinical Surgery
+. \. Ross, NJ. -.
Professor of Matcria Mciica and Therapeutics.
NM. IL. ANDERSON. NJ. ~.
Professor OF Physiology.
=. T. GILMORE, NJ. D.
Professor Of Anatomy and Clinical surgery.
RoBINsoN MILLER, VI. -.
Professor ~ Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo-
men and Children.
T.. i. GAINES, NJ. D..
Professor of Clinical Medicine.
JEROME CocHwAN. NJ d..
Professor OF Chemistry.
For any information, apply for Circular 10
VIM. II. ANDERSON. NJ. d..
Jy2uw3m Dean of che Faculty.
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Use Equine Condition Powders.

EXCELSIOR LABOR SAVING SOAP.-To
MesSrs. a. T. Bennett q Co, corner Com
mon and Tchopitoulas streets, New Orleans.
we are indebted for a box of this popular
soap, forwarded at the instance of our long
time friend II. G. Latting, Esq, the manu-
facturer. Mr.. Latting in his circular, gives
many and strong reasons why this soap
should be preferred, and'we have no doubt
we shall be ready to fully endorse chem af-
ter giving the soap due trial. The highest
premium was awarded this soap at the last
State Fairs in Louisiana and Texas, and we
have no doubt its merits will be again fully
tested at the Mississippi State Fair. Price
lists and circulars will be sent on applica-
ton to Messrs. Bennett Il Co, who are the
Wholesale agents.
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VVEsLEYAN FEMALE INSTI.
" EHTE.
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Rrv. WILLIAM 4. HARRIS, I


RFv. WILLIAM \. HARRIS. President.
WILL begin the rvcuty-dr-t Session, SEP
TENDER 9fh. with "a very large number ~
Professors Teachers. &c.
Languares-Music Instrumental and Vocal
have special aiyauft gcs-thr latter under thc
instruction Of the celebrated Madame kuhi.
Buildings elegant Scenery hcautiful-oue
of thc hcalthiest sIImhtrs in Amcrica--fcChle
constitutions az southern daughters are re-
stored 90 health.
RffEEENCIs:
Bishops Pierce, McTsore and Marvin. Gen.
Joseph T. Johnston. john G.. Breckenridge.
John p Gordon. Mr. Gen John - Floyd, Hon
A. A. stephens, present end former patrons.
Hon. ~ II. IIiu Ca. Hon =. l.. Guicr. Miss.
>. n Thompson. Miss ANA ~ patrons from all
the southern States from Mary land t1 Texas.
TRIMS TOR rHF ENTIRE SCHOLASTIC
lEAE.-Board and Tuition iu the Collegiate
Course, So. Music aud other extra studies.
moderate. aue2jWlu
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EAYET"TE COLLEGE.
IL FOR YOUNG LADIES

This fourishing Institution opens Sept. 18th,
1870. its third year under the charge Of Prof.
Edwin H. Fay, A. NJ.
In numbers IL has increased by more than
geometrical progression during two years past
This is its best recomme ndation.
The buildings grounds, apparatus, musical
instruments, &C., are as we'll adapted to scho-
lastic purposes as can be found in the State.
None but the best Southern teachers employed.
Entire expense, for board and tuition, in high
est class need not exceed $234 for ten months.
Extra branches, of course, increase this
amount
Circulars will be cheerfully furnished upon
application to the President or 10
p. K. WHITNEY,
| Sec. of Board of Trustees,
| jy26w2m Fsyette, Jefferson Co., Miss.
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Use .Barret's" Hair Restorative.

The BEooKuAvEN AND NATCHEz
NAIL PoUrE.-The CLARION has a large
circulation in jefferson county, and we have
many correspondents in that section of the
State. Hence the special interest which we
feel in the mail route through Lincoln, JEFF
ierson and Adams counties. The stage
leaves B,ookhaveu every Monday, W ednes-
day and Friday, usually about six O'Clock ;
but the postmaster at Brookhaven tails to
distribute the Northern mail which reaches
Brookhayen about daylight, lie may not
be required by government regulations to
do so, buJ hc would be comforting a great
favor ON the people West of Brookhaven.
Mr.. Lem Lewis, the mail carrier on that
route, is very efficient, and if he would en-
large his stage So that passengers would not
De compelled to sit quite 50 close, he would
adI greatly TO his present enviable popular
icy Is public carrier.
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MISS

PONTOTOC, MISS.
REV. JAMES ID. WEST, .....---.. Principal
Natural Science und Metaphysics.
PRoF. +. r. WITHERsPooN, Latin and
Mathematics.
Miss JULIA +. GRAY, Greek and English
Literature.
Mrs EMMA Preparatory De-
partment and History.
Mrs. NJ. Il. WEST, Music, Physiology and
Botany.
Miss \. NAssER. Ornamental Department
and Assistant Teacher of Music.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The North Carolina Prisoners
Discharged.

RALEIGH, y. c.. Aug. l9.-Judge Brooks.
to-day, discharged all the prisoners. iuclu-
ding Hon. Josiah Turner. editor of the SEN
tinel, that were brought before him at Sails
bury.
He also grants rule against Kirk TO show
cause why an attachment should not be is
sued against him for not making a sufficient
return of the prisoners that he (Brooks) had
issued writs for. and who were hurried off
to Raleigh to be brou hit before Gov. Hol-
den and Judge Pearson. The rule is return
able at Raleigh Tuesday next.
In the correspondence between Judge
Pearson and Gov. Holden the former places
the responsibility of the delay upon Holden.
Judge Pearson had long interview with
Gov. Holden last night, and the latter dined
with Pearson at the hotel to-day.
\ grand public reception has been ar
ranged for Monday on the arrival of Hon.
Josiah Turner and the other prisoners in
this city.
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Cagped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
... rIug-worm, salt-rheuni. and other Gu
-n.sa. affections. cured, and the skin made
he and smooth, by using the Juniper Tar
c.r. made by CAswELL, HAZARD ~ Co,
Naa-York. Il Is more convenient and cas-
HIr applied than other remedies, avoiding
De trouble of the greasy compounds now in
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The pure-t and sweetest Cod-Liver Oil
FIJI the world IS Hazard q Caswell's, made on
-Is -ea-saare from fresh selected Iivers, by
..-vFLI. HAZARD 4 Co, New York. 1t is
absolutely pure and street.. Patients who
t.ra once taken If prefer it to all others
PHYSICIANS have decided it superior To any
.rtraother oils in the market.
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a Disciple of Morgan brings him
self TO Grief.

FORT LsEvENwORTH KANSAS. August Is
white man named Deland Mitchell. and
well known in Leavenworth. committed
suicide yesterday, under the following cir
cumstandes:
sometime ago. Mitchell had been smitten
by colored woman named Rena Freshman.
and was engaged to be married TO her Rena,
who was at the time engaged TO man OF her
man.
In the coufs sc of time falling out occur
red, and Mitchell declared his intention of
numbering himself which he pet into eXecu-
ton by walking out on log that extended
into the river and there shooting himself
through his heart
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a Mile Race Track,
OF great width and hest construction, wi
also be in readiness.

The Directory hare reSoired, that for The
merit FAIR, there tciH be No Charge Jor
the admission Of ANY ARTICLE or ANIMAL en-
tered for exhibition or competition.
Exhibitors and visitors generally viii pay
the prescribed gate fees only.
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TERMS PER SESSION OF FORTY WEEKS

Board including everything but lights
and towels (sl4 per mont )........... $40 o.
Tuition, Literary Department, iuclu-
ding Latin and Greek Languages. - c.
French, Music and Ornamental branches usu-
al rates.
Pontotoc is an inland town. nineteen miles
west Of Tupelo. NJ. & o. Il. H.
The Institution is professedly one Of the
cheapest and most thorough Female Colleges
in the State.
A hack runs from Tupelo 10 Pontotoe on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Send for Catalogue and look into the sys-
tenn pursued.
Session opens first Monday Of Sept. and
closes the third week Of June.
Aug23sw 6w3m@
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The State Fair of Mississippi will com
mence on Monday. October 24th. at Jack
son, and will continue through the week.
1t was originally liked for the 10th of Octo-
Der, but as it would thereby conflict with
the State Fair of Tennessee, it was changed
To the 24th- The CLARION suggests the
propriety of changing the time of
holding the Warren County Fair so as not
to conflict with this present arrangement
We think it MISUNDERSTANDING Times.
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NICKSBURCa FEMALE INSTI.
TgEE.

The exercises Of this Institution will be re-
sumed September 18th. 1870 There will be
two sessions in the School Year; the first end
ing February 10Th, ISL; the second, June Both,
1871.
With a full corps Of Instructors in the sew
eral Literary and Scientific Departments, to-
gether with the best teachers in the Schools Of
Modern Languages, Music. Drawing aud
Painting. IL j. believed that this school affords
advantages equal TO any found elsewhere 20
those seeking liberal education Of a high or
der.
The accommodations for the school and for
boarding are ample and commodiOus.
The charges are at the lowest rates consist
ent with the advantages offered.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS.
Tuition in Primary Department, 3d.. so co
Tuition in Academic Department o.. 40 90
Tuition in Collegiate Department % 90
Modern Languages. each. ---------2j 90
Music and use of Instrument, "a 90
Contingent Zee, ----....-.--. ------ ~
Board, 100 OO
Drawing. Painting, and other accomplish
ments. as Professors charges; Lights and
Washing are extra, and will be charged no
more than the actual cost.
No pupil can be Withdrawn before the close
of the Academic year.
All bills for Board, Tuition, &c. must 'e
settled before the pupil can be admitted 10 her
classes.
For further information. apply to the Prin-
cipal REV. }. L. WHEELER.
Aug 25, WIN
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Testimonials:
From Hon. Judge B. $. Bib, of Montgomery.
MoSIGoNERY, June |, 1870

From Hon. Judge u. =. Blbb, OF Montgomery.
MoSTGoNERY, June !, 1870.
To the planters Of Alabama | would say.
from long experience and much observation.
have felt that great Improvements were need
ed in cotton ginning gear, and from several
examinations Of the improved Bottoms Horse
Power Gin Gear, and seeing il at work, a. we'll
as from universal testimony, am convinced
improvements, and Is all that is claimed for
il, and just what every planter needs.
B. ;. BIBB.
From the New Orleans Times Of July 7Jh $50.
We have observed very attentively the
models Of the Bottoms Horse Power. and have
iseen its admirable working qualities under
tests calculated to fully establish its claims
as a money saving machine. The absence Of
all complication and of friction, its great
simplicity and consequent small cost and its
strength and durability, will recommend II TO
all practical business men.
From the Vicksburg Herald, July %, 1870
The Bottoms Horse Power which was exhib-
tied yesterday Is a singularly wonderful in
vention; il seems the perfection of simplicity.
AMI il would seem must be very easily kept
in order and very durable, as il Is also cheap.
costing only $40, and yet when il is put TO
work il vastly Out-does all other style Of
horse power gin that there - no comparison,
as was proved here yesterday at Powers Oh.
Factory. \ heavy seyenty-saw gin which has
been Standing for years, and though II had
never been used II was rusty ana run exceed
ingly hard, and yet one mule made the lint fly
from itastonishingly, and several experienced
planters said that the mule was not drawing
harder than four often have to draw to run a
forty or ffty-saw gin. Ii il manifest that
communication Is unnecessary.
ThoR wishing to this Power this sea-
SON VIII do well to send in their orders i'm
mediatly, as they are accommodating rapidly.
| have the exclusive right to sell and TO author
lie TO sell in Mississippi and Louisiana.
WERNER FORSS.
Ag't for the States Of Louisiana & Mississippi
No. 90 MAGAZINE STREET,
Aug22 wit NEW ORLEANS.
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NJ VIM. A. Simmons, of Battle Springs,
las u; sent US pair OF very fine pears-weigh-
r. respectively 10 and 1919 ounces
=. 1ne messenger who brought them forgot
the name of the variety; they resemble the
duchess D'Angouleme.
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state Warrants are approaching, and are
..r quoted at 7Ota soc.
several special State Fair premiums are
sfsE 70 the list previously announced
t-.a g1iIl add more:
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A NNANDALE TRAINING
n SCHOOL,
MADISON COUNTY, MISS.
PosT OFFICE, ...-... Madison station.

PosT OFFICE, . Madison Station.
TIME Second Session Of this Institution will
il begin on the FIRST MONDAY in OCTO-
BERnext. The Warden takes pleasure in an
nouncing that he has secured the assistance Of
Professor r. n NEWELL, VI. A, LII. D-a
graduate of the University of Paris, some time
Professor of Languages in the Western Mill
tary Institute, and subsequently, President Of
the Masonic University, Clarksville.
For information in regard to terms &C., adj
dres the Warden,
REV. GEO. c. HARRIS.
Aug II, 1870 If
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RESTORATIVE.

. FNsrr a.
4 ,.,f.-
growth fr.-....'.I ..4
.,,rtt,f W.. '''-.i. AAt Ii. h'i.H. sH# beauty
THE LOUISIANA ,prDrr mann
Rr-ropIp
keeps tho head cIsar. r..I .r.# #......
from Dauirun ur.seu.. ..f..s .r.#.I ..
'it "a ''F '. r.. H..
TIE INl ISL IA tTTlT j. "a. 900.
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our young friend Henry NJ. Swami, Of
Meridian. has made the very liberal dona-
ian Of ten thousand shingles toward Fair
Ground improvements.
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Chancellor Waddell, of the State Univer-
sity, has a card in another column in refer
ence TO the opening of the next session of
that Institution.
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The de@ultiug tax list OF Kinds county, is
--Hl-hel In the Raymond Gazette. Those
,aodO not see that paper will find the print
..fff-r 10 the Sheritf's office
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War NeNs----Lafe from Berlin

BERLIN, Aug. 20, A. Authorization has
been received of great battle. fought at
Rescarville, Thursday. The French, under
command of Bazaine, fought desperately
The battle lasted ten hOurs--till nightfall.--
Bazaine was totally defeated. Loss on both
sides 10000, killed and wounded.
Dispatches to Berlin announce that the
Prussians have taken many cannon and a
great number of prisoners, under the per-
sonal command of the King.
The Queen received the following from
King William: RESCARvILLE,
Thursday Evening, Aug. Is.
The French, occupying strong position
west of the town of Metz, were to-day at
tackled under my leadership. After battle
ofover nine hours duration, the French dis
lodged and completely defeated. Their
communication with Paris has been cut of
ISignedl WILLIAM.
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oPALDING's GLUE" no well-regulated
'aullly will be without it.
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nHIO FEMALE COLLEGE.
COLLEGE HILL. q.

! Possessing full Collegiate powers. win open
! It's twentieth scholastic year, September llth,
/ 1870. Greatest advantages are offered ut the
/ lowest possible prices. The new College Build
/ ing was designed with special reference Co The
/ wants Of the Institution. There are over D.
acres Of Grounds beautifully diversified in
surface, with lake of two acres fed from mat
/ ural springs Board and Tuition ia the En-
/ gli-h department S2jO per scholastic year.
For further iuformntiin, pr for Catalogue,
Address. j. G. 4. HOLENSHADE,
/ iy2j 4ih I'M Proprietor.
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.IVIL ENGINEERING

will be opened at the same time for the receV
ton of students. under Hon. J. A. Z. Campbell
professor. The Diploma from this SchoO
entities the graduate 10 practice law in any q
the courts of Mississippi.
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NAL. Hatch, Of the Central Nurseries,
as- EiadIy remembered Us in a bOuntiful
--.ef ofliue grapes--of the Concord variety.
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Each. per per per
CTS. loo 800 1000
Apples-Standard.
years old large
and fne.........-...... 20 $500 5000 $1,000
Apples-Standard, ]
year old, to feet
high, ..............-..... ID 1900 1000
Peaches year old
including a fair
proportion of Hale's
Early and Chinese
Cling, 20 1900 5000 5000
Hales Early Red or
Chinese Cling alone2j 1000 5000 10000
per doz.
SeuppernOng years
old. strong. ......S3.O 90 300 5OCJ- 5000
SeuppernOng yr old 200 1000 400
rawberries-Wil-
sons Albany, ........ so 80 80 500
Agrculturist Long
worths Prolific, 50 200 800 900
New varieties-Na-
poleon Sd, Golden
Queen, Colfax,
Green Prolific, -. LOO
A limited number of Pears Standard and
Dwarf; Plums, Nectarines, Figs. etc.
For further particulars, address.
HELWIG, HUDSON * CO.
Terry Station,
Aug22tdeelw Kinds county, Miss.
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Points of Improvement.

l. In using the same length OF lever the gear
gets and saves double the proportion Of lever
age. 2 On account of its arrangements Civ
ing much greater speed. The sloWest natural
pace Of the mule Is fast enough, hence the
same draft i much less injurious than the old
hurried gait 3. The weight and bearing SUR
faces are much less hence less friction. T.
Greatly improved means Of adjustment Of
bearings and cog contact lessons friction in
a still greater degree. 3. II costs less than
the common old style of gear. This power -
very durable. and any ordinary one-story
building can be used for gin house with it,
The following are few Of the numerous
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CARLsHURE. Aug. 20.-The bombardment
ofStrasburg has been commenced from the
Prussian batteries posted at Kehl. The
projects and commandants of the French
garrison refused to listen to the summons
for a surrender Yesterday. The siege bat
teries Immediately opened fire upon the
town, and with apparent effectiveness. The
garrison replied, but slowly.
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Mr.. wilkinson, Of our Office, has gone to
.r. coast TO recuperate.
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HIRES HYTERIAL FEMALE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

\. B.-Text-Boo for sale in Oxford
August D, 1870. sw&wlm.
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SAVANNAH, Ga. August 19.-There was q
duel this morning between Richard Aiken
and Ludlow Cohn. two well known citizens
They exchanged five rounds. The latter is
MORALLY wounded. Aiken is unhurt.
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THE BOTTOMS HORSE POWER
IMPROVED GIN GEAR.

Is a complete chain Of improvements upon
IL the style Of gin gear in common use; while
il retains all of the simplicity Of the old style,
il Is an Improvement upon II in every item ana
section. Our efforts in the combination were
not TO create new principles, but by new ar
engagements 10 utilize and save the power that
i largely lost in other styles of gear some
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,I,ROY FEMAnE sEMINAml.

This Institution offers the Accumulated ole
vantages of over ~ years 81 successIul uprr-
alton.
Every facility - provided ior g thorough
eourse 81 useful and ornamental education
Madeline direction Of a corps 81 more then au
professional teachers.
For circulars apply %
Au25w2m JOHN II. WILLARD Troy, ~ r.