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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-15
BY Richardson < Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ncrrc,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ BRICK
L DIV ELIl&G AND Lot on tLUErH
HILL. ~ tue CITY OF RICHMOND, ~
virtue OF two deeds Of rra,'-rhe
first dated April 23J, 1915 from james H. ~mrsh
10 Micajah Bates trustee, now deceased. Ia %h.sr
place william Fnlkcs has bIcn duly substituted.
and the second from said Saith and wife ~ Jane.
A. GUddn, trustee. dated July 5'h. 3siT hoth duty
recorded in The clerks Office Of lteurr" "ouu.y
court, and being tEcrct" rcqur,d by III" tcmrn.
ciary therein-we shall proceed IL sell. on iNr
prem ses at public auction on TtE'phi the
30.h August. 1870 1T O'Clock j. NJ, 1t 'atr. if
not on tie next fair day thereafter, the real 'l'u
convey cd In said deeds, consisting Of Il LOT ~
LAND on the southeast corner ii atrrhf|l aai
and Jwcntv-Srcond streets, In The city 81 tttl-
mond fronting on Marshall street s. hrt
and running back $50 ic1t io an alley, "lih
4 BRICK DWELLING thereon, con- tiniuE
six or seven looms: and other lmpr"'"'
ments: all Iii good order. The land 90" hc
divided into lots and will he solda7 whole 80 IN
lots, to suit purchasers. The buildings trout al
Twenty second street.
TERMS: Onc-third of the rurch isc mon,N ~
cash; the balance Oh u credit oi four, Clghi, seal
twelve month"; respcc lively, In eqla In /, lmen;',
with Interest iddsd from day 81 sale Ia" put
ch ,ser giving his notes for the deferred alin nl
and securing the same hy Il trust deed.
WILLIAM FDLhES, substituted trustee.
JAMES A. GODDin, TrIstea.
/ otawio ,Stitl
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,sRuGss MEDaCINEs, txs.

pIJJNT'S AROMATIC A F Il [ & AN
Is GINGER-The most potent Of all prepare
lions of ginger In the market Tor sudden cramps,
nains in The abdomen, disordered bowels, nervous
DEBILITY, intemperancc, etc. Dnring the warm I'm!
months keep a bottle by you. Price 2'c. for
sale by CT novE
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aACaTNER " &C.

" A, DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
T.. WAY. MAN and ESGi,
LIi'S tIIPrLIES, Tenth strt ct between Main
and Cary Richmond, w. ste .rn-ansines, Saw
wills, Min Ge4Tings: Turbine Wa!et,Whees'
Miistones. Boiting-Cl9ths Pianing MaG ulnds
STARTING, Hangers, pulleys, Belting, ~ Lace
Leather. Saws, and Files; Wrenches, Twist.
nrjIIs Wool-( arding Machines and Clothing,
San. Guages saw Gummers, Steam and Wat.r r;
Pine Fixtures, Packing. Journal Metal, PICK and
If PT rnn want = portable Steam-EngiEe send for
descriptive pamphlet, or CAL and examine the
HAMES," the best engine made.
Engines and Boilers. Saw.MilIs, MiIistones, and
Gaarings. Plaui2g Machines. aid other Wood;
working sachi6ery; shafting, pulleys and
Seconu-hand Machinery and Steam-Bot'eEs
bought sold and exchanged. au e--3n
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MOUNT LAUREL SCHOOL,
Nl HALIFAX COUNTY, VA.
REV. JOHN T. CLARK. Rector and Principal;
ROBERT 3. WINSTON. Associate Principal
SESSION FROM FIRST OCTOBER TO
FIRST JULY. ~
This school Is situated ut MOUNT LAUREL. q
pleas snt and Intelligent village, in healthy
country, four miles from Glover Station, Rich
mOnd and DanvilIe railroad. and combining all
the advantages of society both In country and
village life.
The instruction In the classical and English
courses, and in French, will be careful and tho
rough. The discipline, while strict and watchfnl,
will yet be parental; and the influences in the
school and fl surroundings Will be Christian and
a regular attendance at church every Sunday along
with teachers and other friends will be part OF
the course.
Bo ,rd IN good families in the village, besides the
rector's, and immediately under his superintend-
ance, he had for $3.50 prr session, including all
charges. Tuition, $50. Board and tuiiiou p ,ya-
bic Ia advance-one half 1st October and 18th Feb
ruary. For circulars and any Information apply
to REV. JOHN It. CLARK,
Mount Laurel Halifax county, Va.
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7y,T9lfT by DANES III. Taylor,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
.ss., ~, = ONCE NO. ss1 Main street.

T3oR sAIR1PRTVATELY, TWO DE-
Il RADEEsERsIDENCES on the west side
Of TneIfIh between Broad and Marshall streets,
containing eight rooms EACH with the usual out
huilfiucs and all the modern improvtments-all
in good order. The location OF this property Is
considered among the most desirable In the city
for private re siuences.
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
au,1 Real Estate Agent,
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EDUeArraHAI
HANOVER ACADEMY, ass /
LII. TAYLORSVILLE p o.. HANOVER
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
a. p. JONES, NJ. A., PnrNcrpAI.
MOUNT LAUREL SCHOOL,
IHl L n A

Session begius October LIST, and ends June 9Th.
Circulars sent on application. an I5-eodtO1
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, located at So
II lem, Va, will open It's next session on : Inc
5IU OF SErTEMBEP. Entire expenses OF a
TEN MONTHS SESSION. Including board,
tuitIon, and Incidentals, S2jo. Board In private
flmiIies III a Email advance. Disc etIonary qeuuc-
ticn for INDECENT students. qnire or lhe ,cT
Dent. [jy IS I'M -. F. BIIIGE.
rDGEUILL SCHOOL. 1.-The Misses
II RANDOLPH win re-opca their SGHIoL
FOR YOUNG LADIES Oh the ETH sEf TEN
RER 1870. For terms, apply for circular. d-
dress MRS. 1. d. IL ANDVI
iyls-Im ShadweIl, 4 lb' marie county, Va.
CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, CORNER
> FOURTH AND MARSHALL STREETS;
The scholastic exercises Of this In titution VIII
be resumed on the FIRST III NDA1 IN SER
~ uRER au 9--lm
CIGNOR v. CRESP1, for many years a
y teacher of the FRENCH and 1TALlAN Ian
GUAGES in London and Chetenham, England,
and possessing most satisfactory testimonials
from institutions and individuals Of prominence
In both cities is deslrous TO secure employment
us TEACHER in SCHOOLS or OF private
CLASSES. Adore: HOS st. johns street.
Refers by permission, to ID. Lee Powell; Esq,
James H. Patton, NJ. d.. Rev.T &. Dashieli.
IL o5-6wM&Thk
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SUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
- M ket price in CASH f,r SUM AZ. deliyered
!th,r ~ our talnery in manchester, Mt railroad
dr,os in kicnnhnd. or ~ store Ne. llZs Main
s,r.,I R,chmonn The leaves must be of green
co,cr, we'll dried, and &c from berries, sticks
aud sand fly 4-d&sw3m hULST & KING.
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WATTS.

VIRGINIA LADY DESIRES A
"A SITUATIoH as TEACHER In scnooii, ot
branches. with the rudlments of music, Best Of
r.Scrrncrs siycu. Address Miss NJ. ID: klch'
IN nd Va. aH - ~
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NEiSS V. A. LAWS WISHES TO EN-
IN GAGE MUSIC SCHOLARS for the ensuing
session. Early applications are desired, as nef
orranrements ciaup!d on the number OF pnpls Sc
curcd Apply at 400 Clay street. au l5-eodlm~
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Onr Streets.


There is plenty Of tiuc between now
and cold weather to have our streets put
in good travelling order, and it can be
done with an inconsiderablc amount of
labor and money if the citizens generally
vii take an interest in the matter. The
west side of Main street shOnld have n
wcll-built and unobstructed pavement,
with good crossings, at least from Fifth
street, (Rcv. Mr.. Morrison'S,) to the Sweet
water Hotel, corner of Main and Second.
This should be done at any rate by the time
DR.. Scruggs' brick drug store is complct-
ed, which VIC suppose will be in the early
Fall. Some of the handsomest residences
in town, on the streets back Of Main, are
almost uuapproachablo i'll bad weather,
and it is to be hoped our w5ll-to-dO
citizens, whose homes they arc, will, for
their own cleanliness and comfort, take
steps to remedy the matter. We don't
envy for Swcctwater C~hattaUooga's world
wide reputation for mud and general mas
tincss.
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Testimony of Superiority Over All.
CHAMBERS COUNTY, ALA.,
SCptCmLcr 2. 1854.

CHAMBERS County, ALA.,
September 2, 1863.
For several years | have been subject to Il
cough and lungs affection. Eight years ago |
took IL violent cold, which settled upon my
lungs. / used many cough remedies but found
no relief, and my cough grew very violent and |
had a severe hcw0rrhagc. | was very low and
nervous, and suffered with shortncss of breath
could not slecp-had no appetite-and my ply
stefan pronounced my case to be one of hopeless
consumption. l had used Ayers Cherry Pcclo-
raj, llall's Lung Balsam, Liverwort and Tar,
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and many other patent
remedies, which had been highly recommended
to me, and had exhausted the skill Of two Of the
best physicians i'll the country, without any re-
lief, until | commenced the use Of the GlOba
Flower Syrup, which acted like Il charm in my
case, Before the second bottle had been taken
up my cough had left mC-my sleep was sweet
and rclresling-my appetite good, and | rapidly
improved, until | am restored to health and am
in better health than ] have been in wears.
| have recommended the Globe Flower Syrup to
many Of my afflicted friends and acquaintanccs
and in every case it has made Il complete cure.
| regard the Globe Flower Syrup not emily as the
greatest lung remedy ever discovered, but as
the most pleasant and reliable which the aflict-
cd can use. ! am indebted to Mcssrs. Craw ford
" hdlkeI, DruSSlotb at west lulh1, VA, lOf
calling my attention to this Globe Flower Syrup,
and sincerely hope this voluntary recommenda-
ton will influence some afflicted 10 use it.
| have the homer to subscribe myself
Yours &C., G. W. MURRAY.
NoTE.-Wc arc personally acquainted with G..
W. Murray, and know him to be gentleman of
honor and high social standing in his county,
and know the above as stated by him. in regard
to the Globe Flower Syrup, to be true.
CRAWFORD & WALKER,
Druggists, West Point, Ga.
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MiScollanioS.

u1lSCOllaIlcS.
See ShcrilFs Sales.
The weather is intensely warm.
Several showers of rain this week.
General health here never better.
Roasting cars arc becoming plentiful.
The Loudon STAR will rise Saturday.
Incidents of Travel No. 2 on first page.
The new Methodist Boil tones finely.
The prayer of the pcoplc-"GiVc us a
Hog Law"
w. i. Price will welcome his friends
at Boyd's store.
Swcctwator needs IA new hotel building.
We haven't money enough to put it up.
The Union Sabbath School Organ is out
Of fix. We can scarcely believe it was pun
posoly injured.
Where are the repairs that were to be
made on the Academy! We arc afraid
Professor Crawford will have to echo
"nowhero."
The typographical errors on the outside
Of this paper are annoying, but not to be
wondered at, as the proof-rcadcr event
to sleep on duty"
The next session of Mrs. Cooks school,
one of the best institutions for young Ia
dies in the State, will begin on the last
Monday in August.
The young men of Swectwatcr should
not forget the Sunday evening prayer
meetings at the Presbyterian Church.
Don't let them die out.
DR.. Spalding 4 Co., of Memphis, have
cured us of any inclination to advertise
for such concerns as theirs without the
pay in advance. The s~coundrcls!
The members of the Swcetwater Debat-
ing Society arc requested to meet at the
Academy on Saturday night at s o'clock,
for the election of officers and the transac-
ton of other business.
Our young friend, Forrest Y~carwood,
sends us a beautiful Early Rose Irish Po-
tato, weighing one pound. There is no
telling how large he may raise them by
the time he becomes a man.
Captain Parsley, of the Wholesale To-
baceo House of Nichols, Parsley & Co.,
has presented us with a basket of tempt
~ing-looking vegetables, from his own gar
den. Such kindnesses arc appreciated by
US, muchly.
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The Great Blood 4 Liver Remedy
Compound Fluid Extract of
Stillingia.

This concentrated Vegetable Specific is a pos
tive cure for S%crOfula, White Swelling, Chronic
Rheumatism, GOut, UlcerOls Sores, Cancers,
Scald Head, Ring Worm, Pimples, Blotches, &c.,
and it is the only known cure for all old mercu-
rial and syphilitic affections. 1t quickly re-
moves virus and poison from the system and re-
stores the patient to perfect health and purity.
In all complicated cases of S~crofula andSyph-
ills, and in cases where the syphilitic virus of
the parent causes development of Syphilis or
ScrofIIla in the child, this is the only remedy
upon which a hope Of recovery can be roasona-
bly, founded. 1t relieves the disease and i'm
parts perfect purity and health to the whole
system. 1t is warranted to give sati faction.
Prepared only in the laboratory of
PEMBERTON, TAYLOR Il CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
For sale by John ID. Park, Cincin-
cinnati, Ohio, Manufacturers of the following.
celebrated Perfumes for the Toilet
Bridal Boquct Cologne; Taylor's Premium De
0rsay Cologne; Taylor's Premium German CO.
logne; Double Extract De 0rsay Cologne; Boquct
de Flori Ia; Diamond Extract; Bridal Boquet
Extract; Love Me Dear Extract; Ihlang Ihlang
Extract; Musk, Triple Extract; and last though
not least, the renowned extract of CHEROKEE
ROSE, the most delightful perfume known. Call
and secure a bottle. For sale by
X. f.. SCRUGGS.
lljul3m Sweetwater, Tenn.
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"Old" John Robinson,

The greatest Snowman of the age is
billed TO appear here on Tuesday, Aug.
2nd. Of course everybody will go to sec
him. Under the present arrangement
the M~enagorio aud Circus performances
are exhibited in separate tents. The
same ticket will secure admission to one
or both. This will furnish an oppOrtuni-
ty to those who desire it to see the mag
%niliccnt Animal Show, without attending
the Circus. Both exhibitions arc by far
the best Of their kind in America, and
will doubtless attract overlooking tents.
See illustrated advertisement in another
column.
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Sheriff's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution from tho Chan
IL Gerry Court of McAlinn county, to the Shcrli
Of Monroe county directed, | will, on Mon Ia ,
the 4th day of September, 1870, offer for sale to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, at TIC
Courthouse door in jacksonville, all the right,
title, claim and interest that w. W.. Grub ims
in and u Five Hundred Acres of Land, more %.
less, situated in the Sd civil district of Monroe
county, Tennessee, and bounded as follows Ii
the cast by Henry McCroskcy, J. j. Grnbb amt
the heirs Of Marion Grubh, deed; on the mort,
by R. W. Hudson, ]. J. Grubb, and the heirs OF
Marion Grubb, decd; and on the south by R.W.
Hudson and the heirs of Philip Keller, decd.
Levied on as the property of W. W. Grubb 10
satisfy Judgment in favor of D. G.. Carlock, Tx
e%cutor, VS.. Woodbury. w. Grubb, Andrew j.
Crawford and Washington r. Grubb.
jul2l-4tpfS5 w F. HUDSON, D.. &.
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An Inspiring Scene.

III 1HDPA4III5 pVOIO'
One of the most striking pictures in the
last number of every Saturday, represents
a female figure knoeling beside two graves,
one of u Confederate, the other of Unit
ed States soldier, and strewing each with
flowers. In the back ground appear two
spectral figures representing the ghosts of
two departed soldiers. One wears the
gray, the other the blue, and they are
solcmnly shaking hands in view of the
scene. When the spirit that pcrvadcs this
Impressive picture shall be the animating
of the men and women of the country,
then there will be perfect reconciliation
and peace.
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A Bachelor

"A
Is a miserable, lisagrooable, dissatisfied,
hated, dcspiscd, forgotten, unreasonable,
unlawful, unchristian-!ike, uncharitablo,
unprinciplod, ought-to.bc ashamed, good
fo~r-nothing, uncombcd, unwashcd, UNI
cleaned, unpatchcd, uncarcd-for, o%lr-east
Of creation, who ought to go.and marry
some artistic, musical, smiling, blushing,
delightful, charming, social, tasteful,
sweet, exquisite, religious, ~prayorful, con-
scicntious and virtuous old maid and
raise up a family of sweet, good-looking,
loving, laughing, curly-hcadcd, dimplcd-
checked, btight-eyod, cute, frolicking,
blissful, cheerful, joyful little children,
and thus follow the worthy example Of his
father before him. 80
We expect to do that very thing.
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POrSOnll.

Personal.
We had the pleasure of meeting in our
Office, last week, General John Il. T.
Snccd, candidate for the Supreme Bench
for the Western Division of the State.
General Snced favorably impressed those
who had never before seen him by his dig
nilicd appearance aud courteous bearing,
Mr.. Il. Il. Griffith, of jacksonville,
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, favor
cd us with u call On Monday.
Gcueral N. j. Forrest passed here on
the westward bound train last Sunday,
lie was returning from a visit to tic
North, where he reports an intense inter,
est existing in the European war arrange,
mcnts.
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Welcome.

We take much pleasurozin calling the
attention of our readers to the advertise
mcnt of English Female Bittcrs, i'll anoth-
CT column.
This combination is regarded as The
Great Female Medicine of the age, and is
highly recommended by the Medical Pro-
%fession, and all who have tested it.or.Hr'
Our female community are troubled
with many complaints peculiar to their
sex, and now is the time to secure q Bot
tie and be cured. .artl Ft
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Sheriff's Sale.

TN 0BEDIENCE to an Order Of Sale from The
i Circuit Court held for Monroe County, Tenn
at its May Term, 1870, to the Sheriff Of Mon
roe county directed, ] will On Monday; the 5th
day ofStptcmber, 1870, at the courthouse DIOR
In Madisonville, expose TO public sale for cash
in hand, all the right, title, claim and interest
that Frederick Deans Heirs have in and 10
800 Acres of Land, be the same more or les,
situated in the llth civil district of Mourn.
County, Tenn adjoining the lands of Willard,
B%rcakbill, Smutcl Eldington, S. d. AxlCy, amt
others. Said land to be sold as the property az
Frederick Dcau's heirs 10 satisfy i Judgment
against them and J. II. Kclsd, Administrator.
in favor of Joseph BreakbiH.
iul2l-ltpl$j W.. p. HUDSON, d. 6.
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Saw Mill for SaIo.

Under the head Of new advertisements
Mr.. IL. l.. Fry offers for sale, at 1925, Il
Saw Mill, nearly complete. 1t can be
seen at the Athens Foundry. There is
no doubt Of It's being "a bargain.n
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Local and other Matters.
Perfection Reached at Last.

Perfection Reached at Last.
The Pet Fruit Jar, patented August
3lst, 1869. 1t ii the only glass and dur
able Jar that is easy to close and open.
Call aud examine it for yourself; also the
celebrated Apple Pcclcr. For sale by
j. M. GRANT 4 Sons.
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District Meoting.

Tue annual meeting ofthc NJ. H. Church
South for this District was held here last
week. The attendance was large and the
proceedings entirely harponious. Sever
al able and interesting sermons were de-
livcrcd during the stay of the minister's,
the effect Of which was decidedly good.
We regret that the crowded state Of our
columns prevents Il fuller report.
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Swoot, Mellow and Fragrant

Were those Apples presented to us last
week by Mr.. g. w. Lawrence, Of Fork
Creek. There were three varieties, all
delicious, and one of them the largest
June apples W. eve saw. They were al
most equal in size, as well as in flavor and
general excellence, TO the famous BID Al.
bomarlc Pippins, of Virginia. Of course
thoY wore hugely enioYed.
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Minister'S, and poacon,s Mooting.

There will be Il minister's and deacon's
meeting held at Prospect, Roano County,
Tenn, commencing GU Tuesday, August
ID, 1870. EIdcrJ. p. Kcfauvor to preach
the Introductory, and Elder j. r. Chest
mutt, Alternate. A large number of min
listers aud others will be in Attendance,
and interesting essays and sermons doliy-
cred.
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CHANCERY SALE or LAND TT
PARTITION.

Aaron RObinett and wife vs.. Chcslcy Carer,
ct. al.
Pursuant to a decree Of. the Chauccry
Court at Madisouyille, Tennessee, rcnde I'd
in the above stated case at June tcy.,,
1870, | will expose to sale TO the highest
bidder, at the Courthouse door ia Made
sonvillc, on the first day of August -eyt;
the lands mentioned aud described in the
original bill in this case, to-wit: The tract
of land Of which John Carter deed, did
seized, containing l773 acres, lying in the
llth civil district Of Monroe county, Tal-
n~cssee, adj lining the lands of Jane : I.
Coffin and others. Said lands will first lu
offered in two tracts as divided by the road
leading from Madisouvillc to phiIadcl-
phia, and then all in one body, and that
sale will he adopted 10y which the Creates
fund is obtained for distribution. Tcrms.
Said lands will be sold subject to tho
widows dover, on a credit of me and t~a
years, except the sum of fifteen per cent.
OF the purchase price, which will be re-
quired in hand on the day of sale. Notes
with approved security required and a IigA
retained on the land for the unpaid pur-
chase money. Minimum price $l20U.
July 7, 1870. S. p. HALE, ca VI.
Printers fee So.
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The Corn Crop.

Everybody agrees that better looking
corn was never seen in this section Of
country than that which now delights the
eyes and hearts of our farmers. We have
50 far, this year, been richly blessed with
''licld returns" Of various kinds, but the
corn crop bids fair to outyio them all.
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Union Institute.

We especially invite the attention of
u readers to the advertisement Of Sweet
water Union Institute. The next session
will begin Oh Monday, the 9TH of SoptcnI-
Der, and will continue forty weeks. We
hope the Institute will be as well patron
ICED as il deserves.
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Found at Last !

A Curo for Consumption and
n all Diseases Of the Lungs.
Globe flo wcr Cough Syrup
\ positive and speedy cure for Coughs, Colds
and influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group,
Whooping Tough, lIOarsencss, Bleeding Of the
Lungs. The most wonderful remedy ever dis
covered for the cure OF Consumption. Its effects
arc almost miraculous in all diseases Of the
Throat, Lungs and Chest.
TIE GLOBE FLOWER SYRUP
is without a rival, it is perfectly peerless, is Il
certain cure and is pleasant to take. Over 5000
cases have been cured in the last six months by,
this wonderful remedy. Read the testimony Of
those who have thoroughly tested its merits.
Prepared only by
PEMBERTON, TAYLOR & CO.,
Atlanta, ia.
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Indigo and MaLdcr,
Lcnoirs' Thread, Train
and Linsccd Oil Paints, Sc.

Call and examine before yo,i
purchase elsewhere.
We buy Bacon, Lard, Grain Of
all kind, Eggs, Butter, Feathers,
Dry Hides, Clean Cotton and LIN
en- Rags, Tallow, Flax Seed
Meal and Flour. For which w
pay as much as the market viii
justify, either in goods or cash.
We T also Agents for the
Buckeye MOWER AND REAP
Err, and would be pleased TO tt
ceive orders from persons in need
of these articles.