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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-20

aided by eighteen Professors and Instructors
in the various der.trtu1entss The schools OF
Law, OF Engineering, OF Agriculture and the
Mechanic Artsi the regular University
Courses, a Course uf Instr1cfion in Commer-
eiai Science aud the Course OF Preparatory
study VIII ali BE- in fuli operation. In all the
Schooh, except the Law school. tuition IS free
for all Mississippians. University dues from
ali students vary from 81 loss, in advance.
Board including all charges, varies from SIS
70 80 per month. In the Law School a fee OF
So per nine months Is charged for tuition
me diploma Of The Law School is made by
law equivalent to "A license 10 practice law in
any court IN this state; and By recent act OF
the trustees a two years course OF study in
the Law school Is not required absolutely, but
a student may complete his course and get his
diploma IN one year provided be passes a SAT-
isfactOry examination
For further particulars, for catalogues or an
nOuncements OF ne several departments, sp-
plF to Chancellor WaGGeI, to any member n
the Faculty, or . 7HOS. b. PEGUES.
lyle Secretary Of the Board, Oxford, Miss
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Hook soda, 225 Main street.
DR.. J. b. WATSON, Dentist, moved
Office and residence, 50 Monroe street.
Hook soda, 225 Main street.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

DRICK Observation-Disclosures centrally
Is located, price ten thousand dollars. now
r-ntfng for one thousand dollars per annum
will take 1--WE thousand In suburban properly.
balance in ], 2 and 3 years. Address
au2O LEX, care Appeal Office.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS central city resi-
dence property-brick or frame-On nbe-
RAJ terms and time. Address
auI3 NJ. .. o. N, care Appeal.
DLANTATION--A splendid cotton and stock
raising plantation, situated in the ITALIA
6afehieN Valley, Mississippi, is now offered Tor
sale or exchange FOR Memphis property. The
Mace contains 26O acres, 400 acres OF which Is
anen. The land is rich, and capable OF prOduc-
NE improvements are in lair order, and us
n-oductiOns are always accessible TO market.
fbisfs a rare chance 10 secure a good place. IL
III - Exchanged or sold on reasonable terms
! - SeSffOns 10 suit purchasers. For further
aarficulars, inquire al the house OF Mllburn,
W. Ter al Co, 81 Union street. le3
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JOE LOCKE, newsdealer, 1861 Main
street, has all the leading August maya
zines, the latest pictorials, weeklies
and dailies, from the principal cities. A
good picture of Rev. Father Burke for
25c. Also, Dolly and Charley Nardens.
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TAKEN UP.

NEULESLOn the night of the 18th friday
Ni two dark bay mare mules and one bay
horse mule. Apply one and a-half miles
north Of Memphis, on Island Forty road
Owners must prove property and pay
charges.
aug0 :. j. WADOE1L.
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BEST soda at 225 Main street.

THE OLD GAS COMPANY sells gas at
two dollars per thousand cubic feet, if
paid within the first five working days
of the month. No charge for setting
meters. Office, 29l Second street.
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~RE.OPENING OF A SALOON.

Ed. Mcguire, the well-known saloon
keeper, has purchased the saloon Oh
Adams street, near Main, recently occu-
pied by 7. w. O'Donnell. He is now
busily fitting up the establishment with
all the latest Improvements, and will
have a grand %re-opening in a few days.
THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the worlds Hazard d Caswel's,
made on the seashore, from fresh Sc
lected livers, by Caswell, Hazard d Co.,
New York. It is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
it, prefer it to any other. For sale by
all druggists.
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DRrvEN-wEL1s, AS Main street.

GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save
money, should go at once to W~aggener's,
3I73 Main street. He is doing aC.O o.. ID.
business-no bad debts; small profits.
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Administrative Notice.

HAVING been appointed at the July term,
H lS72, of the Probate Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee, Administrative Of George
,. Golladay, deceased, this is to notify all per
sons having claims agaiuSi him to present
them within the time prescribed by law.
VIRGINIA GOLLADAT,
Memphis, Tennessee.
W. H. Stephens, Attorney. August Il, 1872.
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FrTTINa. rs Main stree

ECONOMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old stand), 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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STRAYED.

MARE AND HoRsEm10nn me en a' mn, Instant g a
w Ifoin ,icked-taiI irOn-gray horse. A
nberai reward will be paid lof tRslT fet9Tn 70
Union street
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TARM LABORER--Used to the care O
L horses; single man preferred. Inquir'
on Kerr avenue, two hundred yards west o
Horv, TaEa ROAD aul9
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MUSIC TEACHER. To instruct in an
M Academy. A lady who can furnish 3
piano preferred References required. &C
Kansas aul7
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WAGGENER, S174 Main street, has the
finest Notwithstanding establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
goods fresh from the hands Of the i'm
DOrters.
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UNDERTAKEN.

John Walsh, No. 33I Second street,
near Union. Latest style of hearses for
adults and children.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis Packet COMPANY

For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer ST. JOSEPH, IT.
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TOOTH LoZENGES.
FARNHAM'S FRENCH TOOTH
r.oUENG-Ez.

A NOVEL and pleasant dentridce, the Finest
"A In the world for cleaning, heaGtifying and
preserving the teeth Endorsed by eminent
dentists. Sold by
c. q. WARD & BRO, 2I5 Main street,
q. ". JONES &CO-, 81 Main street,
j. b. HILLS, 2l Main street.
j. A. J. SMITH CO. 30 Main street
W. II. SEABROOK, l67 Main street,
II. MOSELEl, S5 Main street.
JOE WAITER, lf Main street.
c. F. MINER, IJ5 Main street.
ANDREW RENKERT, ID Main street,
q. ID. JOHNSON, I43 Main Street
{. p. JOHNSTON, 20 Poplar street.
MANSFIELD & HEGREF.
Wholesale Agents,
30H and q VAIN s3reeef-
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ADOLPH LOEB,
GENIERAh
INSURANCE AGENCY,
Al Madison St, Memphis.

no Am now prepared besides a gene
raj Fire and Life insurance Rusiness,
TO take INLAND MARINE RISKs 60
and from this port.
HS losses promptly adjusted and paid
AZ his Office. aul5
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 248
Second street, Hunt q Hansonis old
stand HANSON d WALKER.
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Advertisements
A QUIET LITTLE NOTE.

EDITORS APPEAL-The following APP
pears in the Memphis Republican of the
fifteenth instant: "On Friday last, about
one O'Clock in the afternoon, a lot of bar.
room loafers were sitting in Bachman's
saloon, on Second street, playing a game
of cards. 6 The players were y
mentioning several names, with my
own
When a man having none of the in
stincts of a gentleman, and incapable Of
truth-telling, wields the editorial pen,
his d~epravity is only made more con-
spicuous. The editor of the Republican
is only an editor to the extent hat the
position makes him-as absurd as he is
frivolous, weak and %depraved. If he
has more to say of me, / viii take pleas
ure in showing him up.
T. ID BEECHER
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CITUATION-By a young man, with nNt
- years experience in the grocery business.
ADDRESS W. b. D., Appeal office. aCgls
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~ FEET FRONT on jackson street, SoutI
~ Memphis, near Main. address, WIZ
tarms- Z L b. Anpeal Office. aus
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WANTS.

CITUATION-By a white woman to cook
- wash and iron FOR a small family. Inquir,
at Appeal ONCE. auD
ElTUATION-By a woman as hOusekeepel
- or some such capacity, in which she cOulc
make herself generally useful; u~nexcept1ona.
references; wages not so much an Object as ;
home. Address. H. C., Appeal office.
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IN OFFICE MAN Of experience and thor
"A ough qualifications desires business where
active, efficient service might avail TO secure
him either an equitable partnership or ere
some good position in the capacity OF Ac
%cOuntant, or otherwise AT a salary. His pref
erence is rather for the cotton business, bank
ing or insurance. Can show hrst-rate testl-
mOnials. besides giving the best city refer
ences. Parties may inquire, c|onndenilaly' ri
Major NJ. J. Wicks, or address \. l.. E.
aul3 care Savings Bank.
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O N BOARD.

nOARDING-A pleasant front room, with
ID board, "a be had on reasonable terms, by
Immediate application at % Linden street.
nOARD-Nice rooms, furnished and unfur-
ID nished, single or in suits, with goou
board. A few day-boarders can also De &C
cOmmOdated, at l4O Madison. auio
DOARD-Elegant front looms on nrst and
ID second floors, singly or in suits, with
board, at p Madison street. aull
D0ARD AND ROOMS-Pleasant 'front.' room
ID with board for gentleman and wife; also,
a lew single gentlemen. at l54 Third street.
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DRICKLAYERS-At the works OF the Mem
ID phis Water Company.
Gni w. D. CAMERON, Secretary.
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PURGE out the morbid humors of the
blood by a dose or two of Ayers pills,
and YOU will have clearer heads as well
as bodies.
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LADY desires a situation either in a
A school as Teacher or in a family as Gov
erness: teaches music, with the English
branches: can furnish references. Apply 20
W. L CAMERON, at Office OF Memphis Water
fomnauN. AUS
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THE Holly Springs Reporter is M of
the best advertising mediums in North
Mississippi. Address Calhoon & Hol-
land, Holly Springs, Mississippi.
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BEST soda at 225 Main street.

PANTS MADE at Waggener's, 3172
Main street, of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for $40, So,
SI4, SIG and SIS.
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TRU@T SALE.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Monday, the Esd day Of September. Is7s.

49,
at the front door of the auction rooms @
Register, Trezevant & Co., in the city Of Mem
phis, Tennessee, the undersigned Will sell al
public auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash
the following described property, situated ~
ing and being in the city of Memphis, county
of Shelby, and state of Tennessee, and on the
south side OF Court street, in said city, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at the north.
west corner OF a lot OF ground, sold by James
Young, to Samuel p, Walker by regular deed
of CONVEYANCE. and, by said Walker con
veyed to Iohn A. Sannouer, Trustee: runnina
thence west g. 80 north on and with the south
side of Court street, 81 feet; thence south %
thence east 9 so south, with said alley, to sad
SannOner's line, o southwest corner; thence
north $3.50 with said S~annOneTS line l4SI% feet,
to the beginning; being the same property
conveyed by Edward BreathiJt TO :. p. Walk
er, by deed recorded in the Registers Office,
book 80, pages 50 and so, and the same prop
erty conveyed by various intermediate deeds,
to Elizabeth W. McC0mbs, and by the said
Elizabeth W. McCOmbs, to Amelia W. Mitch
ell, by deed of record, in book 60, part lst
pages lO6 and i07, in the Registers office of
Shelby county The Undersigned win sell the
above property, under the power and author
ity conferred upon him, in a deed of trust, ex-
ecuted by the said Amelia W. Mitchell, and
July, 1868, and recorded in the Registers
office of Shelby county, in record book No. &,
452, 43 and 454, the sale will be made for
purpose of paying the debt of $1,000, Sc
cured to J. j. Polk in said Deed of Trust, with
interest and the costs of executing the trust.
right of redemption and repurohase, I'M
the staJute laws of the State, is expressly
waive in said Deed OF Trust, aud the pur-
chaser's title viii be absolute. The title IS be-
to be perfect, but as the undersigned
only acts as trustee, he viii give no warranty.
August 10, 1872. W. Fl. WOOD. Trustee.
Wright q Folkes. Att'ys for Polk's estate.
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AN ELEGANT STOCK Of Linens, Ducks
and Marseilles Vestings, at Waggener's,
3l7A Main street.
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Mr.. Bruce moved to adjourn till next
Monday night at eight o'clock as there
were only a small majority of members
present. He had came there to do the
public business, but it was quite evident
they could not get along and do the
business. They would see-saw there
till twelve o'clock at night and do moth
ing. As he had come there to do bust
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~UNIYERsITY OF VIRGINIA.

I GHARLOTTESVILLE-The session COM
- mences on October lst. The Institution
embraces an Academic Department and De-
partmentsOf Law. Medicine, Engineering and
Agriculture. For catalogues apply to VIZ.
/ M~ERTESBAKER, Secretary Of the Faculty,
P o. University Of Virginia. CHARLES 3
VIZ AELE, Chairman Of the FaeuItv. au2
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An adjourned meeting of the mem
bers of the Board of Education was held
last evening. Present-President VIZ.
Mitchell in the chair, Messrs. Gavin,
Holbrook, r. w. Mitchell, Wiggin,
Bruce, Taylor, Maury, Mansford, Kor-
trecht. Merrill. Phelan and Bateman. q
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STOLEN.

M eye out; one / loot white; deliverel
of same 10 CHIEF OF Police, in Memphis, viii
be properly rewarded. J. A. HAGGERTf.
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For Stnte

UlO the people of shelby, Fayette and Upton
Responsive TO the action Ofethe recent
County Convention Of Upton County, and the
request OF my friends in Shelby and Fayette, !
announce myself a candidate for Senator for
this district in the next General Assembly,
subject 10 the action OF the Senatorial Con
vention. PEYTON j. SMITH
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4 AND-I7L acres OF land, with good house,
servants room, bath room and kitchen,
AL necessary out buildings, stable, buggy
house. corncrib, smoke-house,~ hen-house, etc.
etc. This place is on new Raleigh road, p
miles from Court Square, suitable Tor market
gardening. ! viii sell Il hotbed sash, plows and
all farming utensils; also, / horses, 2 cows, !
two horse wagon, I market wagon new ana ]
cart; also, the present crop, II desired. Pos
session given October 1, 1872. Apply on prem
Uses 10 J. q. HANDWERKER.
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THE Academy of Immaculate Con-
eeption, at Jackson, Tennessee, under
charge of the Dominican Sisters, viii
open on September I'd, for the reception
Of puDils
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CTOREHOuSE-That large and cOmmodious
~StorehOuse, 2S Front street, occupied at
,STesent bv Brooks & Co.: possession given lst
September. Apply TO MARY HARRIS,
CO Madison street.
OF A PROUDFIT,
.nQ 9 Monroe street.
nOOMS-The most desirable rooms in the
IL city; rent cheap. Apply 70 A
wv Appeal office.
nFSIDENCE-A large and pleasantly at
IL uated residence, No. 81 Market street.
For terms apply at the Office OF
PILLOW d PILLOW, AIys,
myi4 corner Madison and Main.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT Of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, 81!
Main street, four doors south of Peabody
Hotel
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FINEST WEDDING SUITS at Wagge-
ner's for 500.
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Odd Fellows College.

1 T HUMBOLDT, TENN, opens It's first SEES
sion September II. ISz2.
For Catalogue apply to the President,
H. T. WHEELER,
auf At Humboldt.
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PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,
UNIVERSITY
M - . IPPr,
OXFORD.
IOHN y. WADDEE. ID.

THE NEXT SESSION OPENS OsS p, Of
i OCTOBER, under the sup-erintendence Of
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HOOK soda. 225 Main street.

SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and nifty cents per year, or two
dollargfOr clubs OF two or more.
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THE DAILY APPEAL is served 10 city sub
scribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
n I'VE Giants
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KENTUCKY BUTTER received fresh
every day by f. Brooks, A Main street.
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J. W. S. BROWNE, 448 Main street.
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TIE CONSEQUENCES

of this revelation of the skillful doctor
was frightful. The exasperated multi
tude, who had contemplated with keen
est sympathy the terrible agonies of the
coniured man through days and nights
of mortal anguish, were now thoroughly
maddened. Three hundred demoniac
men went in search Of the doomed Rufe
Harrison. He was ruthlessly dragged
from his home in terror at night.
The exasperated throng tied him to a
tree, and the poor, helpless, u%noffending
negro was beaten and left for dead. We
are told that witnesses so stated at the
inquest held over Rans's body that three
hundred lashes were inflicted upon
Rates. bare back. He may yet die of in
iuries to which he was subjected. An
inquest was held on the body of Rams
Darden, and the verdict was that
Rams died of hydrophobia. As
his symptoms grew more violent
Doctors Mccoy and Thompson
entertained not the slightest doubt that
the bite of the dog inflicted in June
caused the death of Rams on Sunday.
1t is needless to say that if Rafe Harri-
son die, several negroes, who punished
him as a conjurer, whipping the innO-
cent creature till he may not live, will
be prosecuted as murderers, or under
that beneficent act of Congress, provid-
ing for the personal rights and security
of freedmen.
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ANNOUNCEMENT


WYE are authorized 10 announce ANDREW
w KEILAR a candidate for COngvesslu
the Ninth District
In a few days he viii give, in an address TO
the people, the reasons ior ms becoming a
randidara auglS
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ELEGANT DRESS SUITS at Waggener'l
from $50 to $50.
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CONJURED.l

When Rams heard that awful word he
leaped out of bed and raved and roared
terrifically. He knew that he was
"gone up.n The people of the neigh
bOrhOed and all the cOlored population
Of the country gathered for miles around.
The cabin occupied by Rams became the
most attractive place in the vicinity,
aud negroes from all quarters fiOcked
thither. There were endless prayers
uttered; feathers from the left wing of
the oldest hen in the country were
burned, and every known means
of exercising devils was resorted to
in vain. Rams still ranted and howled,
and was fast losing his hold on life. The
prayers were louder and the crowd grew
greater and the excitement more intense.
At length Rams was told by Pigee, the
colOred Esculapius, that Rufe Harrison
was the conjurer. Rufe cultivated a
little ''patch" adjoining that of Rams,
and the two had quarrelIed. In fact, the
learned Doctor "Pigeer-so called be-
cause of his skill in collecting stray
swine-had learned that Rufe and Rams
had quaTrelled, and Rufe had told Rams
that he would kill him if he did not
keep his hogs at home.
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THE CONJURER.
A Curious Case-HOw "a Negro was Con
jured and VIVA Came OF IL.
The COHiurer-SuHerings of the Victim
The Trial Insanity, Deliruns,
Death.


There is great turmoil among all the
colOred denizens of the county about
Germantown. Twoor three months ago
a negro named Rams Darden, was bit
ten by dog supposed to be rabid. There
were those who thought the dog would
get the worst of it, and the dog did die;
but Rams vas not a little alarmed. The
dog died rather Historically and
raved and "went on" Rams said,
like the whisky g~uzzlers. Rams went to
COllierville and applied a sO-called mad
stone to the wound inflicted by the
crazy dog, and such was the effect of
this and medicines administered, that
Rams thought himself safe. He has re-
cognized in nothing the fact that the
dogs fangs injected a subtle poison into
his veins, which would finally dethrone
his intellect. In fact, Rams was perfectly
well, and had been SO for a month or
more, when, last Thursday, extraOrdi-
nary symptoms and sensations were de-
velOped in Rans's brain and bowels.
HE COULDN'T DRINK.
In fact, Rams found on Thursday last
that he could force no fluid down his
throat. The bare sight of a cup of water
turned Rans's stomach bottom upward
and Rams himself inside out. He tasted
food for two whole days and nights,
and constantly raved more violently.
Two excellent physicians visited Rams,
but could by no possibility induce him
to take any medicine, and of course their
skill awaited Rams nothing. 1t never
occurred to the doctors, as nothing
was said of the dog bite, that
Rams was mad-that his aversion
to water was more violent than that OF
a patent repeater in a primary election.
Rams then had recourse to a negro doe
tor, a man of parts. His hoofs, at least,
are parts of the first magnitude, and his
learning, thus well founded, is most pond
Heinvestigated Rans's condition,
looked at his to~e-nails, bored an artesian
well down through the wool, and on
down through the clay, down through
the skin, and found that the blood that
around Rans's skull was not
dried, and he at once pronounced
the deliberate professional opinion that
Rams was
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PUMPS, AS Main street.
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st. Louis University.
LASALETTE ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Mo. 1Z8 THIRD Street.
THE Academic Year consists OF Two Ses.
i sionS, of five months each; the drst COM
meneing on the FIRST MoSDAY IN SEPTEM-
BIER; the second on the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY.
Terms per Session, Payable in Advance:
For tuition in the English Branches, SIS. so,
So, $50, according to the age or class Of the
pupil.
rior Of IaSaletta. anil
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SEPTEMBER Cooley and Peterson, also
a large variety of the latest weeklies and
dailies from all the principal cities, at
Joe LOcke's, 1861 Main street.