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Radicals. not because Of the anoma,
lous platform they have set up, but
because the platform Of the departure
will be ignored and overslaughed by
the people, and we are, therefore,
satisfied a victory viii thus inure to
the benefit of the country. But the
Democracy has been weakened In
Ohio, accordingto all the concurrent
and convincing testimony. And UT
Is beaten this fall, it is manifest IL
viii be owing to the discord intro
duced by the departure, and because
nothing can so demoralize a patriot
people as 3 platform which Ignores
principle, surrenders truth and right
and seeks. as its first and chief object
the interests of individuals, the offices
and the spoils. This, outside Of OH
cial circles, has created and can create
nothing but disgust
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and milk. bat we cannot see why any
bodv should vote against It. We
hope to beat Covington, which mas
two against it in two thousand peo-
nile. and not have City against 1t
ont of City thousand. A man who
would vote against this road, which
benefits everybody and hurts nobody,
would vote against allowing telegraph
wires the privilege Of running over his
land, OF a starving beggar the comfort
of devouring the crumbs which fall
from the rich mans table. Thus we
have given sufficient reasons, as wei
as asked a vote for the bonds. The
election comes of TO MORROW.
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
OF
st. Catherine of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington Co., Kentucky.
Under ihs Patronage Of the Very
Reverend Superior Of st. Rose.

"HIs Institution Is situated two miles
from Springfield, q quarter OF q
mile from the BardstOWn anu SPTlhgneIu
Turnnike. Il IL conducted by the sisters OF
me order of st. Dominic. and Is Wen p~rOVlce1
with competent and experienced te2chets,
who spare nJ pains to render the AcS9enoy
worthy OF extensive patronage. me alscl;
Nine Of the Institution Will De nrm anu
nniform. Init mid and parental, Wnnel the
sfriofest attention will be paid TO the healsn
com fort and wants ofthe pupils IhecouTseo
Studies embraces all the branches useL9i ah9
ornamsntel, This institution was estaDllshSo
in ISL and is situated in one o. the hsaltn-
lest ana most beautiful portions OF tne 5taIe'
and Is OF easy access by rail- from LOuLsVltie
An extensive farm is connected Win Lne
institution, from which al the p are
Drawn, thus giving 1t consideIaOle a9Vsn,
tage over others. The Academy greuHus ~
sTfansive aud tastetuliy inc
buUdiugs are erected with an eye esPeci2ily
to health and comfort a.,
The Academic year On tho MS
Monday in September and ends onlne las
Wednesdey in June, ana is divided into I've
sessi0Ds OF five mohths each.
Terms per session of i've months accoSH'
ing 10 the class of the pupil, SO, $50 anu slNo
PAYABLE half IN advance. y
For further particu IaIs apply to MessTs. }
@. Webb & Co, Louisville, Chss. u. EloeL
ESQ, q Commerc iai Pace, New orleans, ~
to the Fathers in chargelofSt. Peters cnuISu
Memphis, Tennessee uon
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The New York Tmessays: "Among
the facts already ELECTED in the In
ouiries as to the cause ofthe explosion
on hoard the Westfeld are these; In
competent persons were placed IN
charge of the machinery; the boiler
vss Of best g dangerous one, and the
engineer was asleep at the time OF
the explosion. These are not pleas
ant things for people to reflect upon
who have to make daily journeys
mon the rivers or bay. 1t is not
wonderful that this explosion occurred,
but it is very wOnderfultna simlla'
disaster does not happen once OF
twice q week.
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Z. The estimated annual cost of ClothlnE,
including Uniform, which can De purchased
OF the QuarterDsster is one hundred ana
dfy-seyen dollars. It Is required Of each ca
det TO deposit with the Tress ursr exOl at me
besinnIn- of each session., with the under
standing that he shall pay for only what ne
actually receives A strict account Will 1e
Kent OF his expenses, and, II they shall
prove 10 be less than the sum Indicated. me
balance VII be paid over to him at the end OF
the wear. Bsyond the amount deposited no
supplies Will be furnished. until an adol-
tinnaI deposit to deiray their cost Is made
6. A Cadet may bring with him the usual
supply OF under cl0thfngs OF outer caothfHg, ne
should bring none excepting the SUIT ne
wears.
m!tted intO the University Tree of~expenseior
Tuition, upon the recommendation OF the.
County Superintendent OF Education anu
acceptance by the Executive COMMITTEES OF
the Faculty.
10. Persons desiring further information on
the subject OF the University, viii make APP
pllcstfon to Prot ". 3. Wyman Chairman OF
the Executive Committee. at Tuscaloosa.
JOSEPH H0DG5ON,
sugI2 President OF Board or Regents.
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FOR SALE,
sHERfFF's SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE.

The described tract OF parcel OF
land. wing n being IN shelby county, state
OF Tennesseu. north Of and adjacent 20 lne
cttv ~ Merphfs. on The Mississippi river,
bsfnoa mart OF 4 tuboiSisfon OF the lands
baIo6eing to the Hopsaed land Company
n Wfcks, A. NJ. Clayton and others, sur
-stea nv VIM. Crane, Engineer. to-Wls The
800 bsif Of lot NO. 5, obnde thus: Begin.
riny a. a Stake on b ! ank of Aoosa Hat-hie
river' standlng some 81 feet south from .
vest ga tfet % atakes tHence NORTH ~ "
west effect 70 4 stalks; thence roffh " ~
east gs 7i-l00 FEET 70 the Dauk
Hatchle river. Hhuuce south vita taS mean-
deri g Of said river 680f6stt 20 the beginning
Containing % $500 Acre8, more or less ief1td
on as the fopeF u the defendant, u y.
Worsham. 10 satisfy said exacutions
Sale between the hours cf19 O'Clock Am
ana4 O'Clock pm.
Marcus ]. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
Pv W W. CoLEdAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Koitrocht, CART q Scales, Attys tor pins.
August a, leIl. aaAe
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EMPElS APPEAL
f.FlcIkL IOuBAAL OF THE CITY.
fRIDAY zORNIss. +; AUGUST 49, 1871
xevIy organized Radical KH-Kiux.

xevIy organized Radical ku'hiu&
The Nashville onion and Ame1eoT
NJ Auoust 18Th says: Letters at hand
f-o1, the South state that the white
and coioted Republicans are formins
an armed organization under th'
name of the National Guard, the OBJ
5eet of which is to put down the Ku
KIux in some quarters. The move
ment excites no inconsiderable alarm
Bryant, a well known Georgia Re
D1blican. is mentioned as the head o
the scheme in that State"
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Greenwood Seminary

TNHIS celebrated Female Seminary, near
Lebanon. Tenn begins its next session
There Is An able Faculty; elegant and oapa-
cIOus buildings; a N u~nequaled ret1eat LOT
study. Bealth and Moral Training; regular
the DeIiphts OF a Home, combined with the
~instTucIfon of q school. nS- From the list OF
the many patrons Of the school,, reference ls
made I'd COL, J, T. Lsath, DR. Frayser and VIM.
n. Greenlaw, Of Memphis For circulars
With terms, etc. apply TO the PrtneipaI.
MRS. n. LAWRENCE
T. o. Box 4S, Lebanon, Tenn.
TnIv "a 1871. iyl4d&w
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Sneed & BsasIey
CE.

Be Il ordalnsd by the General Council OF the
City OF Memphis:
n1HAT section 81 Of the Privilege Ordinance.
approved April "A, ls70, be smended 20
read ss foHows: Eyerv keeper OF a junk or
reg store, per anDum, shy"
Passed drst reading BY Councils rules SIS
banded and passed second read ng by Conn
en-. August 3, ISL. Passed nrst reading and,
nv a susps psion OF ah6 charter, the ordinance
passed second final reading b Board OF Al
dermen, August 2, 1Sf1.
Approved august s. lSI
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
At.aat. I. r. RInHARns. CITY kegLster. aus
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University Of Alabama
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
AAURY. Ii. D., Professor

III F. MAURY, LII D., Professor.
" q AN. A. NJ, Professor OF Latin.
W. ]. VAUGHAN, A. NJ, Professor OF APP
pi 3 r. MEEK a. NJ Professor of English
3. PECK, A. NJ, Professor OF Pure Mathe-
GEN. GEO. P. HARRISON, Professor OF MIL
itsry Engineering and Commandaut
AS. GARNET, NJ D., Professor Of Natural
REV. ELFAIR HODGSON. A. NJ, Professor
of Moral Philosophy.
JIG. GRISWOLD, Phi. d., Professor OF Mod
eTn Languages
{. A. SMITH, PHI. D., Professor of Geology
and MineralCgy.
l. The plan OF instruction adopted for the
re organisation OF the University Is hat OF
Independent Schools.
itary institutions of the country, under the
direction of the President an6 Comm0ndanL
g. An applicant for adm isston into the low
est class IN the institution, must pass g salts.
factory examination on English
Geography and Arithmetic; and for adm1s-
sion into an advanced class, must satisfy Inc
Professor in each school into which be pro-
poses to enter, OF his ability to profit by the
| Instruction to be given.
terms. The FIRST begins on the nrst Nednes.
day In October. and continues to the second
Wednesday In February. The sec nd begins
at the close OF the hrst, and continues 70 TINS
last Wednesday OF June following.
| 5. The mode OF instruction Is oy Lectures
and Text Books, accompanied By daily exam
! nations.
/ elude every necessary expenEe per session O.
/ nine months, half OF which must be paid al
| The beginning Of each term:
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE,

UFRNANDO, MISSISSIPPI. Mrs. NJ. P,
II SoathwOrth, Principal; Prof Oh. Phi.
Winkler, Principal Music Department Will
be ~re-opened for the reception OF pupils The
drst MOuday IN September For particulars
see circulars, or apply in person or By letter
to the Principal. suEl
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Georgetown College
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE next scholastic year of these institu,
tom Will open September 4th, with q full
cOrus OF competent Instructors. For cat2-
iogues, containing course OF study, terms etc
address Professor ID. THO&As or Professor ].
J. RUCKER, Georgetown, KY. sug5
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-S5OO,OOO 70 BE GIVEN away
The South Carolina Land and immigration Association,

r n he sugpfmsO OF he "sMh Carolina State agricultural and 4eeaanla SGNy1
1 NGTnSt a SsRIFS OF CONCERTS at the Academy Of Music are sor
go 6noSI BI ErH the purDcse 81 raising mi to enables m9ran5 OseM9 upon
mES ISJ6 he Assocgton for om Of Northern ant European tarMeB nj @1
m fs sfts Of south Carolina and for heir aHsportsuOn tahher and superior uS
nT year - Uo5ou anpton Hon, r r Pwvg Cow
L Ronban Gen Johnson HaUOd Hon ArnEread buL hon. JAWS - HSHNN
T. Manni Hn ] B. Campbell, Hon. anne Cnenn. s.o,
.hSs FSG 81 Oct6r ISL at the Acadsmy of Music ChIisHon+ Z n WhA uyu
Drawing commencS. -. anaey
coahdeahaL
Al fin preuuma Including Deed and Certificate Of Title TO AeademyM HeaNf @H
|depoIted with the National tank OF the Republic New York.
100000 In GIFTS.
ID oSa&6HH F% 1yr rom oDeraH House oresa md Hans; the building being about % nt yes
49, natad naneT OF King and Market Streets the centerO the city ans well AnoHn
to m dpStb Building and most vduablep property in ChadeHOni vausoa E@1
I'd g 9uSs-GGSh' ssh F. RS
Sd I[0t& 49, GLfc& EG HD
GLt-CRh----m~------~~~-- w. ~ Ss 1879 - Tm
Mh gift Cuh------------ 500tO So ten u EG
o Sa hapbSm o. Is mS-CaS each W-----=- E~
- WIS 2SOIG inZ am0un e5OooOO-
BUTLER. ca ABWICE, GARX q CO..
Agents ouf cardinal a N lnizrai SoeaahO1
~ A. y sT-rR IoH Apy1C ESQ, GEN. I. Carl, Charleston, 8 c.
COMMISSIONERS AND SUPERVISORS OF DRAHlNei
Gen. A b. Wright OF GeotA COL 81 sUuS@ Ns@ YF
- SEND FOR A CIRCULAk
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seoreacs o. yoathful idiscrcuons.
e. IIis medicine has been used n ouE pTAS-
i;ce f1r r9sDv wears, and with thousands
treated. il has not fli!edm a single instance.
20 Zach package q Vegetable C'ae is
warmed in uit-ani9Tine ~biueP2pcr, puntedm
gold letter S, and contains one bottle hliCdNlth
Sugar-coated Pills, and one yial q Msdieeted
Powders. sufficient 10 make one-h-1 PINT OF
injection; and one Syringe.
NJ sgrt bv mail on receipt If $3.50.
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mnnion s,reel. memphis, Tenn

We wish all merchants 70 understand
inst This once VIII not be lL
spd win not pay sny debts crested DS any
individual connected with the once In any
capacity, unless the same shall nave nLs
teen presented to and accepted for Psymsn'
nv g. W. Alexander, Business AanAger o.
the APPEAI-
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SPECIAL.

From and altar this date, until LIST of Sep
TENDER, in order to make room for Fall and
Winter Stock, we will sell linen and light
weight ASSUME goods at cost for cash. We
have on hand a fine assortment OF youths,
boys and hildren's clothing in linen and cas-
simeres, which we viii sell regardless Of cost
In order to close them out. Call and ex-
anime our stock and satisfy yourselves.
sNEED d BEASLEY,
28I Main Street.
We are prepared to take orders for any
kind Of clothing or furnishing goods. Our
Mr.. Bessley is in New York giving his fpe-
olal ate ntiOn 10 manufacturing our fall aud
winter stock. auls
Snsed & BsasIey
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SOUTHERN
HOOP SKIRT
Mandatory,
1873 ~ Main ct.
NEAR
Q SALE.
Lots for SAILS in Ida City, on Long
Island, New feFk.

INA CRY IL situated on Long Island, IS
miles from New York city, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through Ida CITY.
foiioIing terms; Fifty do1lara each, on q
credlt OF ten years, payable ia ten annual m
stslments-ssy IS 90 per year ON each lot.
me marbles owning tie above property pro.
sose "a sell 10 the Sonthsrn people one.half
"A ire lots, say 1900, on the above terms,
without interest. The East River Srtdge -
now IN process OF construction. connecNns
Manhattan Island, Upon which New YORK Is
situated, with Lcngl Island.
This Is q good opportunity for any person
n fbts Sesfi5n OF country 20 invest small
snme IA the purchase OF these lois Terms
are easy. and within the reSch Of ali. Prop.
elty on Long Island Will rapidly Increase IA
Msn at the city Of Ida can be seen. and fall
HY.E D1FAINE.
Corresponding Secretary,
sve 80. - Madison street.
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rHE MEMPHIs APPEAL

ABSORPTION PsIJE eREATL
DAILY-Far ons year Exclusive OF sunday,
SO 90; For six months, $ o.; For three
months, s. %.
FuNDAY-For one yesI, 81 co. FOR SIX
months, 81 3; For three months, IS cents
WEERLy-For n year, q 50i FOR SIX
months. 81 25 FOR three months, 70 cenls'
Re IS DEALERS, AGENTS, ETC-News'
uaper Dealers, Express Agents, Country
Merchants. Postmasters. Depot Agents, ana
suy friencs Of the MEMPHIS
who win DO so, are requested 10 procure
reqxlsr Subscribers, RENTING TO Us the
amount. less ten per cent or hve per cent
for climbs. IS 70 services or, II preierreas ar
rspsements for q compensation VIII De
made.
RATES TO clubs OF two OF
more subscribers we VIII send cur NAM
10th weekly, the largest paper IN the
soutb-Ssxso ~inches-for n year, each, -
n clubs Of two or more subEertbers. We
vtn send our UNDAE APPEAL Tor one
vssr each, 81 Address
APPEAL" Appeal Building,
Union street, Memphis, Tenn
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EDUCATIONAL.
memphis City Schools.
oFr1or or BoAsp or EpucAr1oN,

Odd FoIIoWH' Han. August 10, Ell
M Tickets of admission will be issued TO
white children wishing TO enter the city
schools on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
To colored children OF Tuesdays and Fri.
days, from Q o'clock am. untilS O'Clock pm
auIg 81. SLAUGHTER, Supt.
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PYRON'S.
Planetary Horse Power.
uNHE BEST HORSE POWER EVER Ne
vsntedl The power OF the horse quaorn-

TIME BEST HORSE POWER EVEK IN-
4 Ventedl The power OF the horse qusofo'
plsdl
TENN, Jupe 2, ASgL
We. the un~dersigned citizens OF MemPn1s,
certify that we this day witnessed the appIl-
cation OF Pyron's Planetary rover 70 an
. saw Cotton Gin, with the touoWlng
resnTfs. rms Gin Vss revoIved with h usual
rspidfry, with q fuu roll OF cotton, Dy, two
mules, 81 an easy gait 4 draughti and We
nsrfher state hat We believe u greatly sups-
rior to any horse owe We n4se - k19Nt-
sdrs or. and a power suilsS1S lor every plan
tsF nsing q Gin. Grist or
- Macbinist and M11Wright.
NEEToN FoRD. nTm OF Rord, Porter a Co
M PoRTKR. firm OF Ford. Porter 4 60.
II RorsoN, NJ. d, Memphis, Tenn.
ToHFJ j. RTENAN, NJ D Memphis, Tenn
n III. WHITEHoRE. Memphis, Tenn.
SHARPE & ROBERTS, Sole Agsnts
For the sale OF State, County and Indivtdr
nal Rights for Arkansas and AL the states Of
the United States eazt or the Mississippi
river. ~ Full directions for BUILDING TINS
Power given to each purchaser,
OFFICES
No. Il hasPsa sirsst Aalpele. Ieaa.
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Eounaed 1895.

Pounded 1Z9Ss
TINE Collegiate Department and Academy
open the 9Th of September, under milf
tary discipline. Tuition, board fu J. wash
ING. eto,, $50 to ST6 per term. The Law De-
partmant opens October 4, 1871. Tuition, t4o
Gan. &. KIRBY SMITH,
ar1Q.EAu Chancellor.
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S-e,cce Efss aast session she Medical Col
80 ~ Nem1hfs has become h Maoi1af De-
nSrtmenf 81 oamherlana University located
e. Lebanon, Tennessee d suck Epef1ae
Da1.flu Establish In AomQhlR- as~4
rFor any nformzlfon in regard to this
and other matters Resting tAoretos apply TO
ALEXANDER ERaAlNE, Nd
fvlf-d.w Dean OF tbs fac1lty,
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FoR RENT.

EvrusAr large and very desirable cor
= ToN OFFIC8 in The new undins
aos. s5s and $50 Fruat strsst
slso ste,es Nos. s51 and ) Front
street leach 8Dy I'D leeLh go9a 1oeNtaoAs 80
FaII adapted for prodnoe business
SEr Renfa moderate Apply p
IVA STEWART BROS &6WxHaks
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MEHdRHI9

A LEXAEDER ERSKINE, Md DEAN,
IA Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
BENZ. w. AVENT, Md, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice Of surgery.
DUDLEY D. SAUNDERS, Nd. professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy,
RICHARD B. MAURY, Nd Professor OF the
PRINCIPLES and Practice OF Medicine.
ROBT, w. MITCHELL. Nd Professor OF Ma
tsria Medfca and Therapeutics.
ALFRED H. VOORHEES,, Md, professor OF
AuTaI and Ophthalmte Surgery.
J. IOSEPH WILLIAMS, Md Professor of
Physiology and Psychological Anatomy.
FELIX MCFARLAND, ND, Professor Of
Chemistry d Yoxicol0gy.
G0sTAv0s B. THORNTON, Nd, Demon.
EtratOr Of Anatomy.
RoBT. rHUMMEL ND, Proseetor 70 the
Professor Of Anatomy.
the Nineteenth Annual Oourse OF Lectures
In this Institution viii begin On MONDAY
October 18th and cOntinne to March ], lsIA
Rs- Dissecting rooms open October Isl, ana
Students will hi thar IN Memphis me iaslll-
ties for the study CT Practical anatomy are
unsurpassed.
Clinical Lectures viii be given EACH WseE,
thronQhout the session, a. the CITY AospitaA
and City DispenSaEy, FREE o.
Good board can be had near the College foT
80 Per Doub1s --.
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EDUcATI0kAL
KEBLE HALL,
WASHINGTON and Lee
UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA-
~ MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. HEW oRLE

y = VI IL
- MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. HEW Z >
FACULTYs
A. II. OEHAS, ID. d., Emeritus professor OF
JAMES JONES. NJ. D.. Professor of obstst.
WARREN STONE. NJ. D Professor of Sur
T.: 6. RICHARDSON. Nj. D.. Professor Of
SAMUEL N. BEM1ss. N. D.. Professor Of
sTxNFoRD E. CHAILLE, n. Professor
OF Physiology
FRANK HAWTHORN, N. D., Professor o
Materia Medica.
JOSEPH JONES, NJ. D. Qate OF the Unfver
sity OF HashvilIe). Professor Of Chemistry.
c. J. HICKMAN, d. D., Demonstration o
| Anatomy.
The annual course Of instruction In this De
| partme n win commence on MONDAY, tn
| 18Th OF November, 1871, and terminate on tn
fecond Saturday OF March, l572 Preltmtnar,
lectures on Clinical Medicine and Surger.
Will be delivered In the amphitheater OF tn
Charity Hospital, beginning on the 18th Q
October, without any charge to Students IN
| Anatomical rooms viii be opened t the sam
time. The members OF the faculty are yisitfn
physicians and surgeons to the Charity Hos
pttsL, and give instruction daily at the bed
side or the sick. The practical advantage
thus offered to students are ~unrivalst.
For all the Lectures. Sl4ei MRtriculs
ton, IS; Practical Anatomy. $40;
$50. Payment required in advance.
For urthsr information, address
auRt 7. 9. RICHARDSON, 81. D, Dean.
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ST. VlNCEhT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRAR0EAU, NO.

THF TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL sEs-
i sion VIII
Open on Monday, September 4, 1871.
REy. 7. N. ODONOGHUE, @. NJ,
Vfce-PTesldent.
~ For particulars apply TO Very Rev.
Father Rordon, ". g., at 81 Patriek's Church.
H--T- aM
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RyMAIl1Ms5

Cures al diseases caused
By scd-abuse. viz :SperTnd-
, t6yr5ed, Seminal Weak
; ness, Nigbs Emissions,
Lose Of Memory, UnireTsGl
Lassiiude, PGtHs IN he
/ hack. DlmBess Of Vision,
i Praaltlae cd Age, Weak
4 Nerces, Uificpf Breathing,
PATE COtBieRdnce, InSdn-
.ng, Consumption, and al
diseases that follow "a E
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY--MEDI'
w CAL DEPARTMENT, baltimore, Md.-Ihe
next regular session will on the
First Monday in October, ISL. Preliminary
lectures Will begin the 18th September. Inc
eourse OF instruction Is eminently practical
and complete, cOnsistingOf didacttc lectures,
clinical lectures. and special ~tnsJruction In
the al Ggnosls and treatment OF disease 81 the
bedside. Every variety of disease may be
seen in the Hospital Wards and Free DtsPsn:
szry connected with the College. EES-EnL
course. $40; Aatrieulstion, So; Dissection
sI0. G~raduation. 80. Students from the late
sIa States whose means are limited
will be received upon the beneficiary plan OF
tie school. The annual circular and cata'
sent on application to
OHAs. W. CHANCELLOR, MD,
IyS0 dAw Dean OF the Encalty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-18
KEnIcAL
GOOD NEWS
the Afflicted ]
The RsncWDsd AntidOts fer Syphilis
and ScFOfuIa. The UnfailiEg
R~smsdy-RicOrd's French
FanaCea,

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-04-11
Public Sale.

Having decided TO quit the livery
business, l will expose to public sale,
on TUESDAY, MAY I'd, my immense
stock of Horses, Wagons, Sleds, Bug
gies, Sleighs, Harness, Saddles, Bri-
dies, &C., at my stables, in 1ionesta
Boro. Will be sold on time with ap-
proved security, or for cash, if the buy
er has more than he needs. This is a
rare chance for any one wishing to go
into the livery business, and Tionesta
a good point Be on hand on the I'd
of May, and secure good bargains.
2-4t. d. HAYS.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-04-11
SCIENCE AND THE BIBLE.

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