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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.-The New York Trf.
Gnhe, referring to the many tales Representing
Lincoln as good-natured ignoramus, says
Now this goOd-natured zany was man
over htty years of age, who practiced law src-
cesSfully all his life, who had been in Con-
gress and his State Legislature, who had been
the leader OF his party in Illinois Tor twenty
years, who was the most cOnsumate and far
seeing POLITICAL manager in the Mississippi
valley lie knew by education and Instinct
the general drift and tendency Of American
pohticS better than any man in Congress. He
kept the mere politicians dancing about him
like puppets to his piping He was honest.
as statesmen GO, but he never despised human
Weaknesses and tollies as means of government.
lie SAID one day, in an hour of bitterness. after
closing protractod local squabble with bril-
liant compromise, 'All there is OF honest
craftsmanship consists in combining individual
meanneSS for the public good Yet it is this
shrewd ana sagaclOus schemer, this Machiayel
In the back timber, who is generally represent
ed 2y recollectors and paragraphis.S, as a snive-
ling sentlmentalist full of credulity and en-
thuslasm, blown to red heat by every blast Of
rustic patriotism which visited Washington.
Those impatient gentlemen who went n
the capital to tell him what he should do, rs,
member well enough the reception they met
win. One OF them, prominent New York
lawyer, began his remarks with the swelling
phrase, Mr. President, the North having
generously offered you its last dollar and it,
last man-was interrupted with the chilling
retort, That is pOetical and not true. The
North gives not dollar except On good secu.
rl,y' and every State in the North has protest.
ed against its quota in the draft. The speech
was entirely spoiled, and the impatient patri-
OF went home to construct bis report of the
-,
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GUESS In TIE MAN The prsise.
worthy frankness and entire absence Of self.
pTlde that eharactcrlZes the " honest old far
her OF Name is illustrated by another honest
FARMER OF the same State, who, desiring to nnr.
chaSe yoke OF oxen, and being informed that
certain wealthy farmer in Cumberland conn.
Y hau superior cattle for sale, went down
an ox-tcam, he inquired: -''"S
lives? ?" "n''e nr' "ess
1heTe a number Of Vests living around
mere which one do you wish to ind2 2" re-
turned the stranger, who was a stout-built
Eesn-eyed man, habited in home-snn hnt
bearing In general appearance unmistak kabIs
tokens OF ease and comfort, SO far as finances
were concerned
don know what his Christian name is"
pursued our trend - but he is the owner of
Well, responded the stranger, "they all
own pretty fine oxen"
But the one | wish to find has oxen for
As tor that, sir, guess they'd any of
EN- sell il they could get their price,
=, But exclaimed the Oxford county man.
the Nj. West l wish to find is ouita
Yes? Well, I reckon there amt aDv Of
nod. ''' "l'A
My Mr.. West" continued our friend
hesltatlng, has been represented to me as
very close hsted man, and not scrupulously
honest In all his Transactions
with curious twinkle of the eye, and q
gentle pat g on the paunch of his near OK, he
sald 10 tell the truth, sir, | guess thew
are ciose-hsted set all around. and | never
nearu ~ tnat honesty run in the family. Isn't
Yes, replied the searcher for oxen. dss.
perateIy, . they say he has been caught In ths
act TO OF robbng his own brothers chicken-coop."
The stranger bowed and smiled.
guess m the man. Come with me.
and L IL show you as fine stock of cattle ss
you can lind in the State; and if you know
ing cheated" 'N-
Smyrna times., 1871-05-10
RIoOMINGTON dLID NURSERY.

NH Var GOO Acres l3 Greenhouses. Largest
A.so,imen,-sll sizes Best Stock! Low Prices |!
Wand YOU know What, When. How TO Plant Fruit
shade Evergreen Trees Root Crafts, Seedlings Usage
Plants. Apple Seed, Fairly Rose Potatoes Shrubs
Roses. Gree nhonse and Gafden Plants. &c. FLOWER
a VEGETABLE SEEDS! Finest. Best GOlection-SOrts
and quality SeDd 10 cents for New. illustrated, De-
scripive CalalOgue-9O pages. Send stamp, each.
for Catalogues of Seeds. with plain drections-64
pages; Bedding and Garden Plants-3z pages, and
Wholesale Price Llst-24 pages Address F. K.
PHOENIX, Bloomington, Illinois.
Smyrna times., 1871-05-10

An old lady, slightly blind, while engaged in
futile attempt to sew buttons on young An
gustus's new jacket. remark ed "Drat these
buttons | can't find the holes, and thew
split all to pieces every time [ stick the needle
into into em;T N ~ TO which replied young Angus
my peppermint drops alone. You've s,iJt
morn half of EN- already s'H' "
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Doctor, as my little boy gave the measles
to all my neighbors' children, and as they were
attended by you, think you can afford to de-
for the increase of business we gave you"
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A little boy, whose mother had promised
him present, was saying his prayers nre esaTs.
tory to going to bed, but his mind runn;Iw !.
a horse, he began as follows: on
Our tutherr, who art in heaven-ma, won't
string in it. '0o WIN
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WHOLE NO. SAG
The Husbands Complaint,

A few short months ago, my dear,
Before we two we're one,
You vowed to do 40 many things.
That now are mover done.
You said. when home from daily toll
came with aching brow.
Your hand alone should soothe its pain
1t never sOOthes 1t now.
You said you would no burden be.
And dress as means ALLOW;
nut what OF silks, and rings and things.
You do not do so now.
You used to sacrifice yourself,
And to my wishes bow,
Allowing ME 10 have nay way
You never do 80 now.
You used to sing and play and smile.
And gush can't tell how:
You won my heart, gricye 20 SAY
You never gush 80 now.
mind the moonlight nights whcnI
Was moved TO hear you VOW
Joy 'twould be to die forme-
Why don't you do so nowf
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New Advertisements
TIL Oh OIL

More largely palronizecd by Young Men than any
mani man College Po9ghhsspss scSoo ~ 1t II is s the oldest
Se% . OS' md rhe only one providing situations TO
roS1stes Refer TO patrons IN every State. Address
HG. EASTMAN, LID President.
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! II washes without wearing the rIo,bo
| or squeezing. 7'-ho ruOolnl
! IL washes from one 10 twentv five o.,;,- :. =
! one TO four Inlnuies N'oS III IRON
IL washes the finest Lace Curtains handkerchief
&C, without any injury eiS
IL washes the heaviest QuiIs and RIanko,s
II washes winter aud more Ihorouy b.v ci.o, ,bo
Dy any other process, as strong currents oG y.star
udSheu through every part OF the fabric
VIII save 'hree times lis cost IN a single wear in
IL reduces washday TO an hour
Ihe King Washer is so called ,C r,o oro ,;L,, ::
omed' alIer The name of its inventors: bnI il M :,
assume me name as rOyal title for II is destined
" " 0Iu II over all competitors and reign supreme in
Tue Laundry. Its claims are evervwhere act no,,,i
eugeu and not only those who stood aIonC FINN ali
Wash'hg machines but some who have been ns,na
Washer.-Bah. Gazette. '' ming
The King Washer arrived safe nm E,;do,, ..
on monday morning had nv maiden - 50 s'
IN wdShlnS. post mOTtem examination hv q, ,Dar,S
Go,'S ,Gtully eHclled the following results; one
io VI Tue 'e' three-iOurths saved better done
cleaher saving (uncaiculaled) IN The wear IT,
servants are delighted and my wife and are rloosd
wv ~ take great pleasure ia recommending the King
Assessor Richmond Va u"' u o
THE KING WASHER is so cor,,Io,o a., -
well all the ends desired, that there is no,b; , ~
Phila Press a''"g machlhe-
havlng purchased one of your KING WAsuIyc NJ.
U ~ % a"u PI@Cl'Sliy tested It's Capacy for econo.
my oi lme and labor, and also lis cleansing n,ona
ties do not hesitate 10 say it will do ali p, i
tof IT, ana wl cheeriully recommend II m mv
Itlehds TO be The BIS washing machine hive eva,
'een'-J W. LoANE g. w. PraIr ST, Baltimore.
Does e II 'ske all the dirt out? Try il and we ven
ture The assertion that YOU cannot find D,ao W , t
50 so'Ieu mat Inc King Washer Will not make clean
d' he" IN hve minses-Boslon Journal
take pleasure IN adding my testimony TO The oood
qualities OF The KING WASHER II does iIs werk
qnn ,l.,,l
gteates' 'aborsaving machines of the age.-DrJ n
SCHkNCK, Is N. Sixth street. PLila - a.
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,ToUcHING.TIt is said that to noble. heart
ed woman, there is hardly anything more
touching in this life than to see poor but vir-
tuous young man struggling to keep feeble
Smyrna times., 1871-05-10

l ne symptoms Of Liver COMPLIANT
iere uneasiness and pain in The side,
9ometi0es the pain is in the sbonI'
iIer' and IS mistaken for rhenmatie,n
ne stomach is affected with loss of
IaPpetIte and sickness, bowels m gen
iet,ihes alternating with lax The
win PAM and dull heavy sensation
9l memory accompanied with main
lavlns left undone something ~bich
,eeh done, Often complaining of
weakness, debility. and low sp,ri,s
sometimes many of the abovo
SyAp'oms attend the disease, and at
o'hef lines very few of them 5ui
ihe liver is generally the o,gon
most involved. Cure the Liver with
Smyrna times., 1871-05-10

The LAST OF MARY's AMB.-The Wor.
cester Evening Gdzette thus disposes of "Ms.
rvs Lamb: :"
Mary had little lamb"
We've heard it DER and DER
Until that little lambs become
perfect little bore!
Er
So propose there shall be dug
grave both deep and wide
In which that lamb and all its bards
Be buried side by SIDE
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the tongue oil a gossip. ''S ~ -
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LIVER
Or. SIMMONS
Liver Regulator.

preparation of roots and berbs ,,o..o.,,
surety vegetable and can do no injury TO anv one 0
IL ~ u! mas oeen used by hundreds and known for Tho
90 ~ ~ yeats as one OF the most reliable eff ,acIous
IN ng II taken regularly and persise nty it is s%re
Smyrna times., 1871-05-10
/
IISIMMONS
Il

eral cOStIVe, som
head is troubled
conslderabl loss
ful sensation of h
ought to have h
Smyrna times., 1871-05-10

Dyspepsia, headache, jaundice cos
lVeness sick headache chronic
Regulator. dar5h9a sfso,.ons Of the OaddeP, G
II kidneys, fever, nervousness. chilIs
E---=---l diseases Of the skin, impnrriy of the
VI. ou eIahcholIy or depression Of spirits hearburn
coc or pains IN the bowels pain in the head fever
and ague, dropsy. bois pain in The hack 30 never
Prepared only by j. Il. ZEILEN a. 20
p.;oo ,, Druggists Macon, Ga
anlIlv i0 "y Dlugglsls'
Smyrna times., 1871-05-10
Agents! Read Thisr

AE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF Gao
ftk WEEK, AND EXPENSES, or allow a
large commission to sell our new and Wonderful in
'ehuons Address NJ WAGNER & Co., Marshall. Mich
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EyCTTEAIENT rs INTENSE

in the lower wards of the city of
Brooklyn and Staten Island, and the
streets are thronged with anxious
crowds. Extras from the offices of the
Sun and Times, with full details of the
affair, were published about dark.
One Of the
FIREMEN OF THE WEsTFTELD,
named Robert CraWson, was in the
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The Hon. John slidell died yester-
day.
The mining fever is increasing in
Mexico.
A inc Of steamers is about to be e.
tablish ed between DemareTa and New
York.
The Mexican papers are again dis
cus5ing the absorption OF Mexico by
the United States.
Gladstone, in a speech at the Lord
Mayors banquet, in London, on last
Saturday, said that England's reia-
tiOns were friendly with all nations.
Another revolution is threatened in
Mexico in consequence of the re-elec-
ton OF Juarez. 1t is thought the
Congress will declare Diaz, Presi-
dent.
Grant has been advised by Sherman
and Sheridan not to swing around the
circle. He will remain at Long Branch
for the season and will not visit Cali
fOrnia-
Nearly one hundred WITNESSES have
been examined by the Congressional
Ku-KIux Committee in Washington.
The testimony is printed as the exam
ination progresses, and viii make sew
eral large volumes.
Robbers entered the residence of
Luther p. Gay, of Medina county,
Ohio, yesterday afternoon, and after
seizing, Handwriting and tying him,
blew open the safe, taking therefrom
1--WE thousand dollars in United States
bonds and one thousand dollars in
cash.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue is having refunded the cotton
tax collected on rope and bagging,
known as the tare, which amounts TO
from fifteen 10 twenty pounds on each
bale. The amount Of cotton tax col
lected by the Government is about
$4,000; Of this amount about three
million dollars is rope and bagging or
tare tax, which is now being refunded
under the fOrty-fourth section of the
act Of June S0th, 1864.
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Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wtt:
Situate, lying and being in 2he city OF Mem
phis, county OF Shelby and 81 ate Of Tenlaes-
see, and Is known as Lot No. lII one, Block f26l
tWeDty.slx a. laid down on the original plan
and map OF the town Of Fort Pickering, slnd
being at the southwest cerHer OF Sixth ind
Georgia streets, having q fr0at OF dfty 1911
feet on Sixth street. and running back on
Georgia street, within parHilfH lines, [lfH16l
one hundred and thirty-seVen and-a.i laIf
feet to an alley.
TERMS OF sALE-On credit of ~ ssJvsR
months puschaser executing note, Will ap
proved security; lien retained to secure pur.
chase money. Equity OF REDEMPTION fls1sre4
This July g, lszl.
NJ D. i. STEW AHI, Clera afs5 Naaslsr.
Hpnes q Poston, sols. Tor c9lnplainant. $50
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Murdered through jealousy.

ST. LOUIS, July 30.-A young man
from Kentucky, named Geo. DefeVre,
was murdered last Tuesday at La
bodie, Franklin county, in this State.
Itappears that young woman named
Melissa Dennison lived with family
named Mcdonald, in Labodie, and
that intimacy sprung up between her
and James Mcdonald. Last Tuesday
Defevre arrived at Labodie and called
TO see Melissa Dennison, claiming her
as his wife, and while talking with
her in the yard, was shot and instantly
killed by some unknown person, but
supposed to be James Mcdonald.
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Home School, for Y9unq Boys. Grace
Church RaGfnrV. LaXinnt0n. Va.

n EV. W. N. PENpLETOE, .. D., (Gen1 P.)
IN, Rector; Mrs. Gen. Edwin q. Lee, DR.. P's
widowed daughter, Maternal Guardian, with
competent assistants. Number Of pupils
limited TO twenty. None desired over II or
"a years of age. Admitted, however, as much
younger as parents peculiarly situated may
wish. The object Is to train these young
boys, under tender and wise guidance, with
home safeguards: l. In right principles of
piety and virtue, according 10 the Bible and
Prayer Book. z. In good habits OF mind and
conduct, and with the spirit and manners OF
gentlemen. 3. In all branches of knowledge
suited to their age and capacity. With the
requisite influence over boys, of approved
manly character, is 70 be combined much
more than usual Of that eXerted by cultivated
ladies. When sufficiently mature, these boys
may pass into either OF the two great institu-
tions in Lexington--Wa ashingtOn and Lee
University, or the Virginia Military InAti-
t1te. Session, to suit Southern boys, from
February Is to December l. They will be kept,
however, all the year, II parents desire, either
on account OF visiting them in summer or for
other reasons. Terms, half yearly in advance.
For the session, with vacation, $3.50; for the
session, without vacation, $3.50. Entrance al
lowed at any time, rates proportional. Adj
dress the Rector, Lexington, Virginia
NoTk.-At present, routes 70 Lexington are:
BY stage from Bonsac's depot, Va. q Tenn. RI
r.. and from Stanton, Chesapeake Il Ohio r,
X. The canal from Lynchburg, injured By the
fall dood of 1870 will soon be repaired. And
the Valley r. R is expected TO pass Lexington
in year or two. my3l-n It 8
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NEW YORK, July 29.-Benjamin F.
Cooper, a retired produce merchant,
this morning. while suffering from de-
7iriatDl trenlens, attacked his wife with
a carving knife, and then, believing
that he had killed her, cut his throat
with a razor. Both are Ia a critical
condition.
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CJp-stairs) nom this date. This mRchine
does work that cannot be done by any otner
machine now IN markebi and 81 ne e-1lne
tIue does an the various kinds OF sewing
row done By any machine now II use, ~ u
a. riural1le. eorVenfanf. GOOD LOOKING caeeq
NJ al argv 10 rrln IS any machine nov made.
f,-er-f,-,.f1 III nVfted tc examine and satfsfT
themselves q :. - - -
jy4sod kormsfiy Wltn 1en n Fu4Aan
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NOTICE.

To the Stockholders OF the Memphis and
Vicksburg Railroad Company;
TTNHE undersigned having been duly Sc
Ieeted to open books for subscription TO
said railroad, and having received subscrip-
OF said company &c enable it to orsaniEa BY
the election OF q President and Nine Direct
oFs for one year, hereby give notice 70 the
win be held for the purpose Of electing said
officers, at Vicksburg, Mississippi, on the s1n
day OF August, A.H.s ISL StocknOloer8
NAV vote IN person or By proxy, and eRch
sha5s OF stock entities the holder to one vote.
p. B. STARKE,
A. N. WADDILL.
THOS. W. STBINGER.
NB-The books of subscription can be
found AZ the ONCE of Messrs. HaHslett q
voolfolk, where subscriptions viii pc 5s-
eeived. u
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NOTICE.

ssemphis City Fire & GsaI Ins. Comply, }
a5l MEMPHIS, TENN, July 10, lS7I.
Es- At meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held this day, q Second Call OF TIN PER
CENT. was made upon the Capital stock OF
the Company, payable onfthe Eth Of August
next. TiyIu wv. SMITH, Cashier.
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CLEVELAND, July 29.-The trial
ofJohn III, Hunter, of Akron, Ohio,
for the murder OF Mrs. GaTgett, at
Rich6eld. in June, term mated to-day.
THE iary brought ia verdict for MUIR
der ia the first degree. He was SEN
fenced to be hanged on November 2lst.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UNION AND PLANTERS BAEK OF MEzLPHIs.
Memphis, Tenn, July !, ISL.
sS- The Directors of this Bank have de-
clared a Dividend OF i've per cent. out Of the
net earnings OF the past six months, payable
on and after July Sd, until which time the
stocE Books will be closed.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Granada. Houalon : Eastern R.R. Co.

OFFICE CHEF ENGINEER,
" MEMPHIS, TENN, July l, l8IL
BB- Proposals for the building OF siXty-dVe
miles of the above road in the state Of Mis-
sissippl, will be received up to August Ht, to
Include graduation, maSonOTy and bridging;
also, rails, fasteninss and crosstiess az the
option of the contractor.
Proposals for sections of i've miles VIII be
rece iVed. PrOdlea and specifications can De
seen at the ONCE Of the President, W. n.
Juckel., OkOlOna, Miss, or at this Oftleei No.
II MsQIfOlia Block. The company reserys the
right to reject any or all bids not looking 70
an early ctlmpletion of the work.
fyI W. 81 MOON, Chief Engineer,
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TO BRICKLAYERS.

OFFY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
~ MEMPHIs, TENN, July II, lS7l.
- Sealed proposals VIII be received at
this ONCE until Y m. Thursday, the 9th inst,
for building brick sewer at the intersection
OF Orleans and Jesssm Inc streets. The city re-
serves the right to reject any or all OF the
bids. For fufther information apply at this
ofhce. J.. H. HUMPHREYS,
tin CiFv FnOfuaar
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Killed BY Explosion.

ST. LOUIS, July 29.-SOme days ago
while three men were charging blast
on the Arkansas branch Of the Iron
Mountain railroad the powder prema-
turely exploded, killing lsboreE
named Thomas Hughes instantly, and
WGunding two severely.
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Noties 10 Contractors.

Bs- Cont acts to build Levee at Daleis Point
and Horn Lake viii be let out at meeting
OF the Mississippi Levse Board, TO be held at
the Peabody Hotel, Memphis, at o'clock
a m, August 3, lS7l, Specifications can be
seen at the meeting. r. R. HOWE,
iy25 Secretary Levee Board.
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: ~, --7-o,9 L. 8. NORRIS,
: Late q sASTSS ovsrson Hotel Late ovartOn Hotel.
PEABODY HOTEL.
Cor. Main and MohFos Streets.

rTVHE undersigned have lsaasd the e1oxs
new and elegant Hotel l91 q EN- - J ..
wears. and intend keeping - a -. -, =,
HCUSE in every respect 49, s'--'As r--9
pafronaQa OF the travelling Q42.3ss -.
jy5 :. O'6AHS0N q AOs'&sA1i <toP1 ~
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
OmO4a1 Draw1nEs.

MORNING CHASING. S57.
81, "a. 20, 49, 55 25, 46, Is, p, 73, "a. 80, 81.
EVENING CLASS-No. s5s.
80, 5S, II, "A, IL, 63. 68, 2, 10, 43, 49, 26, 81.
Prizes from glG0 to s5O.OgO, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. J. &. FRANCE
Gd% North Court street Box IA, Memphis,
Team, P. .. MURRAY, MILLERls a CO., Man
asers. st. Isoats, Mo. ty30
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TNFORMATJON in regard to SAMUEL T.
l. FREEMAN, whose evidence is tnd1spen-
sable in behalf OF the defendant in the csse
Of the Commonwealth CT Kentucky against
Benz. B. Burton, charged with killing one
ThOs. Townsend, on thei e5th day of Decem-
Der last. A Information as to his wherea-
bouts will belLhRnkfully received and Ie-
Warded by LEWIS Q. 9ARRIGuS.
Attorney at Law,
iy3f Rusge!lVille, Kentucky.
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COFFEE AND TEA.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
WoTToH.

A Ii accounts 81 the late arm OF Bigley,
a Mellersh & g not paid before 5eptsm-
Der I. IS7l. wiz BE placed IN ths hands Of an
attorney for collection; and all bills or In
debtedmess against said arm should be pre-
aented by JuIy ;, I8I1, for payment to
GEORGE MELLEHSH,
fv2 g5 gOufh Court 81 corner OF Main.
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WTAsHNGToN UNIvEEsITY--MEDI-
w CAL DEPARTMENT, Baltimore, Md.-The
next regular session will commence on the
First Monday in October, 1871. Preliminary
lectures Will begin the 18th September. The
course of instruction is eniI emily practical
and complete, consisting of didactic lectures,
clinical lectures. and special instruction In
the diagnosis and treatment OF disease at the
bedside. Every variety Of disease may be
seen IN the Hospital Wards ard Free DisDen-
course, SEO; Naturalization. IS; Dissection,
Sl0s Graduation, $50. Students from the late
slaVehOld1ng states, whose mestns are limited,
VIII be received upon the bensnclary plan OF
the school. The annual circular and cata-
logue, containing full partfsulrrs, viii be
sent on application to
CHAS. W. CHANCELLOR, ND,
1y3D d&W Dean OF the FucuitV.
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GRovmR c&, RAKUR1@
NEW IMPROVED BOX MACHINE
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
gucKgYE sAvE

WE have just received fan supply Of
w BUCK EYE BALVE. We shall hereaf-
ter be fully prepared 70 meet the demand 1or
this justly celebrated Pile rem edy, wholesale
or retail
g. W. JONES & CO.,
Main or
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sEwNe MAcHIMEs.
AMERICAN
Over-ssamInu, ButtOn-hOIs & Sewing
CHIN IN

r HAVE been appointed Agent for this cele-
1 brated machine, and viii have the various
machines Of this Company on exhibition
and for sale at my rooms.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE Continental Restaurant, which has
4 been conducted by n essrs. Alley & Ham
som, viii. after the LIST A lgust. be under he
management OF Mr. j. W ALLEY, he having
purchased the interest Of Mr.. Hanson. The
change Is owing to the TACT that Mr.. q. has
made other business arrangements He will,
however, remain a few weeks with the Con-
tinentaI at the solicitation Of Mr.. Alley
J, W ALLEY.
ty30 T. W.HANSOM.