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LIST or CUTS
One Grand Gift. Cash
One Grand Gltt. Cash


The Concert itself win Doe the mos, .rilljaut
orchestral display that ever utrurr.. Iu ilr
West. One hundred performer gathered
from all parts OF this country uUl .r0m Eu.
rope under the direction ol Prot Un-t. win
contribute 90 ibis grand musical cHrujNHI and
10 afford ample room for every ticket holder
20 enjoy such an unusual musicll festival, fuc
Concert will bc given Ira Central Park, where
arrangements have been made to ucoowtuu-
date all who may come.
Persons holding whole, half ON quurIor
tickets viii be admitted in both Jho Concert
and Drawing and none without such urkcft
will De admitted to cIIhcI,
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A lady at Bridgeport, Conn, remain
ed too long on train to kissa friend, and
trying to get off after it had started, was
thrown violently on her face. IF ever
/ kiss anybody again." said she, venge-
fully, as she arose ''any wonan at least, .
she thoughtfully added.
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II. DUDLEY COLEMAN.
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District Electors and County Canyassers,
who have not other engagements, are in
vited to assist Judge JeffoIds, at such of the
foregoing meetings as may be convenient.
ROBERT LOWRY,
Chairman of Democratic and Conservative
State Executive Committee.
Il. j. ALCoRN,
Chairman of Liberal Republican State Ex-
ecutiye Committee.
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II RR LED.

BY Elder Jesse Woodall. on the 4th inst.
at the residence of the brides father, in
Rankin county, Mr.. CECIL w. STANLEY. of
Kinds county, and Miss ALICE d. HoL-
GOMBE.@a
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Politeness is but kind feeling toward 9th
ers, acted out in our intercourse with them
We are always polite to those we respect
and esteem.
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Artificial teeth are of little use and easily
detected. Take care of the real ores. All
you need is fragrant SozoDoNT; use it dali
Iy and your teeth will be the last OF ma
lures gifts to fail you.
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A GAINESVILLE Alderman, was asked to
estimate the damage COW had done in
yard He did so, literally. He was
then introduced to his own COW as the au-
thor of the mischief Tableau, inter
spersed with profanity.
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A4oSeli ae~S ON the Amere1@e.-A
@lfked Increase of female LONELINESS is the
n e-aelightit1g result OF the immense pop
443tF which HAGAN's MAGEoLIA BALM
/. oh'tsiaed among the laslies or America.
'aiaassA leHsg .raaiant With snoySYs purity
tt@ged With the rOseatc hue Of health
+ commonly met with waenFverit is used.
.et Tie sAllow and MnWholesome appear
'l4ee ofthe face nnd aeek. which. utterly
e'.ahterbalanees the effect of any personal
=, .FactIoa the owner may possess IL substl-
,1tgs that clear, pearl like seem plexlon
:, ahlcla L such a iranseendant charm in wo-
: aa - and renders tlfs toughest skin as soft
!, 9enoa velvet. No one is more astonlshed
tgs'.fthe person nsAng u e the mar velokas
dculars. - :
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HANDY q ANDREWS, MANAGERS,
Aug. %. 72w3t CANTON, MISS.
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At Midway, La, siAu gust 30. 1S7 2, in the
early May-Eaorn Of his existence. JAMES
EGBERT, son Of Pafke w. and LaElra lie
France. aged tive years and QUO months
Our dear little flower has been trans planted
to nobIer parterre, aud Il now DfoolnfIlg
ia tie garden Of tltB Lord. = 49, E -
-4FhomzPruNftlsnce,s in wisdom sFhlede fs
To blight in lifePs Young morning boar -
i no bliuht-aO ne. 6Gsgsikher, asoasegtl#
To silalIeF from eagh storm . asfsns
! T9TIEElsT Is 81 ID
On Monday morning, aepfem Der "a, MIS-
- 60RDoS w NcHE, Fl A1ssissapP
tlaunhterfef NJ. David 7ordnns - Ehe Car
Tie fanaral services Mia Ne held IN the
laIifaS 7fsatlflQ rooms CIR Hotel
tits lT III y nornln aE ne ven PC os .
-Baldmore paper. 80 assyaaI i S. ~
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

This unrivalled Medicine is warranted not
to contain single particle of Mercury, OIL
any injurious mineral substance, but is
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Profanity never did any man the least bit
of good. No man is richer, or happier, or
wiser for it. 1t commends no one to society
it Is disgusting to the refined, and abomin-
able to the good.
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A HEOngreI Concern.
From the Meridian Gazette

It IS a matter of profound establishment
that a man like Jason Niles is found in the
same boat with creature of the A. 7. Nor
gan stripe, and cheek by jowl on the same
ticket. lt Is an outrage upon Southern
manhood.
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PRATTS SOUTHERN MADE
GIN

FTNHIS GIN, of light draft, makes a good sam
pie aud will pick more lint from the same
amount Of seed cotton, and in less time than
any other gin. 1t does net break the roll OF
choke, is simple in its construction ana not
liable to get out Of order.
IL is q good rule to try all things and hold
fast 10 what has been approve and Hnsw eTs
the purpose for which IL is made. This IS
claimed for Pratt q Gin. and admitted by prae-
tical planters who have used H.
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my FOR MISSISSIPPI STATE
Il Daley Coleman. of New
wrltes 10 the Secretary of the
~ the 81 inst. Mr. Coleman
ppfty good showing for one
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9 If you have Chills, whether every day
every tenth day, or every two or three
weeks. take Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills, and you
will cheek them. otherwise they will stick
to you all winter. s-s..s.-..
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New YORK Cry, July Is, 1872.

Ask the recovered dyspeptics, Bilious
sufferers, victims of Fever and Ague, the
mercuEial diseased patient, how they recov-
cred health, cheerful spirits, and good appe-
tte-they will tell you by taking simmons
Liver Regulator.
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WNH. u. BROWN, Sr..
jackson. Miss.

CAUTION-I have the exclusive right 10
sell the PETRO OILin Kinds County, MIssis-
sippi, and all persons are cautioned against
selling or using the same, UNDER THIS Oh ANY
OTHER NAME, as all Infringement VIII oe
prosecuted, WIN. }. BhO"Nl Oh
Aug Is, 1872 sw&wGm
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Mark Twain on Raising Poultry.

Mark Twain On Raising Poultry.
There are two ways of raising fowls,
both very simple, one for warm weather
and one for Winter. In the first case,
you start with friend along about II
o'clock on q Summers night, not later,
because in some Subsequently, in
California and Oregon chickens always
rouse up just at midnight, and crow from
ten to thirty minutes, according to the
ease or difficulty they experience in get
tug the public walked up, and your friend
carries with him a sack. Arrived at the
hen-roost (your neighbours, not your
OWN, you light match and hold it under
first one and then another pullet's nose,
until they are willing TO go into that bag
without making any trouble about it.
You then return home, either taking the
Dag with you or leaving it behind, accord
ing as circumstances shall dictate n B.
| have seen the time when it was eligible
and appropriate to leave the sack behind
and walk off with considerable velocity,
without ever leaving any directions where
to send it. In the case of the other
method mentioned for raising poultry,
your friend takes along covered vessel
with a charcoal fire in it, and you carry
a long slender plank, This is a frosty
night, understand Arrived at the tree,
or fence, or other hen-roost (your own, if
you are an IDIOT, you warm the end OF
your plank in your friends fire vessel and
then raise it aloft and ease it up gently
against a slumbering chickens foot. If
the subject of your attention is a true
bird he will infallibly return thanks with
a sleepy cluck or two, and step out and
take quarters on the plank, thus beeom-
ing 50 conspicuously accessory before the
fact to his own murder as to make it
grave question in our minds, as it once
was in the mind of Blackstone, whether
he is not really and deliberately commit
ting suicide in the second degree. but
you enter into a contemplation of these
legal refinements subsequently, them.
When you wish to raise a fine, large,
donkey-voiced Shanghai rooster you do
it with a lasso, just as you would bull.
1t is because he must be cbo1ed, and
choked eftectually, too. 1t is the only
good, certain way, for whenever he men
tions a matter which he is cordially inter
ested in, the chances are ninety-nine in a
hundred that he secures somebody else's
attention, too, whether it be night or day
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a witness, in.dAseRihiDg ceEtsin events
sad The person saw at the head of
lhe stairs was man with one eye named
Jacob Wilkins. Y u a INV hat MSS the name
oi theether eye9a Apitsfnlly asked the
opposing eounselab The Witness was dis
gasted 1T the leYity of the audience.
- - 80 @ IL - - aH 81 4
DON'T fafl. .trt sFasstiaser sssf4..x
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Nv ENTY SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
AMERICAN
Life Insurance Comply.

OF PHILADELPHIA,
ON the First day of January A. d. 1872
~ made TO the 3Ist Of December, 1871 pur-
suant to the statute of the State of Mjssis
sppi.
NAME AND LOCATION
The name Of this Company is the AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of Pbila-
delphia incorporated in 1880, and located
in the City of Philadelphia, at S. Il. corner
of Fourth and Walnut Streets.
CAPITAL.
The Capital Of said Company ac-
tually paid up in cash, is......... 100000 %
The Surplus on LIST day Of Janua-
ry, 1872, g. l3S S4 -
Total Capital aud SURPLUS OBS, sG4 ~
ASSETS.
January l, ISL. 6}s sol 50
LIABILITIES.
Amount requirc cd to safely rein
sure outstanding risks. ......2 G2S, Alp 50
Claims not yet due..................... 81 700 90
&s-The greatest amount in any one risk, is
$4,000.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, IS
CITY or PmLADELPnN '"'
GEoRGE W TIuL, President and JoHv :.
WILSON, Secretary, of the AMERICAN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, being duly sworn,
depose and say, and each for himself says,
that to the best Of his knowledge and belief,
the foregoing is "A true, full and correct state
ment OF the affairs of said corporation, and
that they are the above described officers
thereof
GEORGE W. HILL, PRESIDENT.
TLs.l JOHN ;. WILSON, SECRETARY.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th
day of February, 1872, as witness my hand
and official seal.
SAM'L l.. CLEMENT
Notary Public, in Pcnnsy lyania.
STATE OE MlSSISSlPPI-SCr.
l. HENRY MUsGRovE Auditor of Public Ac-
counts Of the State aforesaid, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing statement OF the
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Philadelp ha is truly and correctly copied
from the original on file in my office.
Given under my Hand and Seal Of Office, al
the City of Jackson, this oh day Of March, A.
L. 1872 II. MUSGROVE,
IL.sl Auditor of Public Accounts.
RICE II. WINTER, AGENT,
jackson. Miss.
HANDY q ANDREWS, MANAGERS.
Aug 70. '72w3t CANTON, MISS.
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NED FAcr.-The grand distribu-
five hundred thousand dollars in
ID. which has been advertised in
ma, f0r several months past, will
stake place on 18th inst. The final
qment thereof we publish to- day.
one grand Gift of 500, 600, one of
ad many others mp in the theus-
Hundreds.
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rs hereby given that bids will be received by
l. the Board % Supervisors of Copiah coVn-
", Mississippi, up to the 18th day of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1872, for the building Of a Court
House and JAIL at Hazlehurst, in said county.
Persons desiring to make bids for the build
ing of said Court House and Jail can see plans
and specifications of same, on file in the
office Of the Chancery Clerk of said county,
and receive such other information as may be
required on application to said Clerk. Bids
must be fled with the Chancery Clerk, and
within the time above specified.
l. N. ELLIS
Hazlehurst, Miss, Chancery Clerk.
Aug. Is, 1871 ! wtd M
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= Fou feel duh, drowsy. debilitated. lave
leeht headache, mouth tastes badly, poor
petite auI tongue coated. you are suffer-
* iom Torpid Liver. or NBil ION snesss@
81 nothing win cure you so speedily and
Y f. faianently us Dr. Piefces Gelelen Medical
3eoyerv.
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"a MISSISSIPPI AGRICULTURAL
aEaANiCAL AssocIArIoN.-It affords
pleasure 10 Chronicle the organiza-
ills Society at Meridian on the 3lst
..,. The counties OF Lauderdale,
E Jasper Newton, kemper and Ne
am Mississippi, aud the counties of
-rgd Choctaw i'll Alabama, are en-
5H the organization. Article 1st of
tssitlgion adopted makes the Associ-
auxiliary d. the State Association at
L-h. Permanent officers are to be
september eth. The capital stock
-ae. % $4,000, in shares of $25 each.
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Reaching the North POle.-It IS
claimed that the North Pole will certainly
be reached by one of the expeditions now
in search of it. Suppose it should be, and
the American flag should be hoisted there,
TO revolve with the axis of earth once IN
twenty-four hours (?) what then? Would
the discovery be one tenth as valuable to
the world in general rs
Tarrant's Efftryesrent Setter Aprient
+ to the sick and suffering? Is not an
agreeable preparation, that will cure inai-
oestion, constipation, nervousness, bilious
complaints, and all manner Of Internal DIS
turbanees arising from debility, of more
Importance to mankind than the location OF
the Pole? Rather! The true article Is pro-
ic,ira bic at All good drug stores
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PRINCIPAL WANTED.
ESrABH.ISEIED 1880.
Randall Ell. Foote 81 Co.,

bankers and Brokers, 20 Broadway, n.
ID Y, Gold stocks and bonds bought and
sold on commission.
REFERENcEs-Jay Cooke & Co, Y y Me-
chauics Banking Association, or any old
banking house commercial agency in New
York.
n. B.-Pamphlet on "Wall street and its OPP
erations furnished free on application.
may9 72wly
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye does not Stain the
Linen.
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FaoNPTCD BY LovE.-One morning
md little Dora busy at the ironing la
E smoothing the towels and stockings.
Isn't that hard work for the little
E&' | asked.
4 lool, of sunshine came into her face
sae glanced toward her mother, who
! rocking the baby.
II isn't hard work when I do it for
Aana, she said sottly.s m =
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Tarrant's ElTtrveseent Settler Aperient

Dress. TT ma, be set down as a gem
eraI rule that the prettiest girls are those
who dress the plainest; pretty girls do
not require the extra aflornment ct dress
Whanaper, therefore, We see one OF the
gaallfiv annaYed treasures IL 1ashion, our
minds are II once naadesup she is not
natural n heant fal Every riaIe. has its
excebti6H. III flis one but, i'll IL appli-
cati6h, IL vii - found % te hSetIt cor
rect
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For Liver Complaint and the painful offspring
thereof, to-wt: DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPA-
TON. Jaundice Bilious attacks SICK HEAD
ACHE, Collie, Depression of Spirits, SOUR
STOMACH, Heart Burn, etc., etc.
Reg late the Liver and prevent
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n Ar SARDIs.-The fourth annual
he Sardis Agricultural and Mechan-
!. 5. will be he'd commencing on
H. october litlt, and continue five
liberal list OF premiums and arena
are offered. zE
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-,oy.-Every genuine box of DR..
iyEo LIVER PILLS bears the
=. Of FLEMING BROS, and
sggste United States Stamp.
Ike no other. " The market is
aitations. may9w61n
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ORGANIZED IN 1850.
CAPITAL $4,000. eco 90
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h IRONS afflicted with coughs, colds,
ID disorders of the chest and lungs,
amended to use Syrup OF IIypo-
eof Lime, prepared by Grimault
Ms, and sold in this city by Matt
useist. Very many OF our citi-
aeu-ol tiia eXceIlent remedy, and
iIas healer of al. disorders of
. 1t you are afflicted, try one bot
ne convinced.
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ETNTON FEMALE COLLEGE,

ONFORD, MISS.
Will reopen Sept. IL. 1872, in a greatly inn
proved condition The Dormitories, Halls
Chapels and Recitation Rooms completely
and many convenienees added All
Departments well established. A full and
efficient Faculty eagaged.
Pupils should assemble promptly.
Catalogues sent on application.
G. III. BELL.
Aug 23swkw1m President.
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made by Talbot q Sons, Richmond, Va, for
sale. These Engines. With the latest improve
ments and OF superior Workmanship, have Ia
where they hMwe been exhibited
Orders H0r Gins, Engines, Machinery an
Gum Bands, promptly filled Gins Eepaafea
by sktAafnl ginright. Address, AaembAis'
TenneBaee
Il. w.. T@UM2MA HsA H.
AGENT for Bamfea Pratt. and Talbot sons
July 81 w&swaa
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PUBLIC SPEAKING
Hon. E. JefforIs' Appointments.

The following appointments have been
made for the Hon. E.. Jeffor.Is, Greeley and
Brown elector for the State at large:
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noRAE aOSraGasSS.
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+ Law GoyERsIEG CRIMINAL. EPIDKMrce.



i F.sOnsstbe ,loslran j Of ae,lifrsl science.
In short pamphlet of twenfy-four
pages, DIR. Degpinetreatssof matter OBJ
served By all who. read the newspapers !;
We mean the fact that crimes, particular
" those Of q graver description. generally
occur IN epidemics. 70 prove this point,
DIR. Despine, in the first division Of his
paper, records q large number of muir
ders, suicides, robberies, etc. Moral
contaglon being a natural phenomenon.
Is consequently one of the laws to which
God has subjected all created things.
We succeed IN the discovery Of this law
by analyzing moral facts and by STUDYING
the circumstances In which they occur.
In the senle manner as We succeed in dis
cover the laws which preside over the
phenoa.ena OF the physical and organic
worlds, by studying perseveringly the
facts appertaining thereto as well as the
conditions in which they are produced.
Now the conclusion to be drawn from
the facts which we have related is forci-
bly, this, which viii represent the law
that has directed the commission of these
acts. Every manifestation of the instinct
of mind of the sentiments and passions
OF every kind, exeites similar sentiments
and passions in individuals who are ca
pable Of feeling them in a certain intensity.
This law explains how a certain act in
fects some and not others. One could
not better compare mans moral nature
than to a sounding board liable d'har-
monic.) The sounding of one note
causes vibrations IN the same note in all
the boards, which, being susceptible of
emitting it, are influenced by the sound
emitted. In the same way the mani
testation of a sentiment, of a passion,
excites the same. instructive element in
every individual susceptible, by his moral
of feeling more or less
aeutely this same instructive element
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LIVER MEDICINE,

1t contains four medical elements, never
united in the same happS proportion in any
other preparation, viz: a gentle CathartIc, a
tive and a certain Corrective cf all impurities
Of the body Such signal success has attend
ed its use that it is now regarded the
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he tweuty-horse power engine
sl.,bfae shed. | expect to send mp
~ .nitable for ginning or grind
hi klux Cotton Presses-one
fmal power, and the other to
9eJt' az a gila of !, nut ~. ah si,s g
+MIId o! me south corn Mlh'
- south by a son OF the Sunny
r al-o send up a Cotton Gin
siar Giu Feeder"
Yours 70 count on,
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- Tafr Address.

oldham. of Kosciusko, one Of
: orators Of the State, has acc
> inTi'l.ln ,,., safe = Fair.
ftae eo'h..z Il
r. power. Of THE CEARIes
.e-ferdav tor trip to the Vest
- ,,fpripaIly on business Of the
''' ~ wil be absent two or three
'-4 .,a which time, however, our
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$50O,00O CASH DISTRIBUTION 3
TIL
Grand off Concert d!
q FINED FACT!t
September rs the Day.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEVER A.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEvERl
a FINED FACTH

Til vast sale Of tickets already made auu
the increasing demand for them from ADO quar-
tiers having determined the Trustee. that fbr
GbAND GIFT CONCERT for the benefit ,f
the Public Library of Kentucky. advertised
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Saturday, september -. 1879.

Shall positively come oil on tIat an, .,,.tl,.yt
posiponemeut The mana trulrul l.u. r.t.r..
all who expect t0 partcipat,- iu flr Ir,.v..t...
that they should buy their tickets bal .u..
Delay for a few days caused many v.h. ,,at.I
ed tickets at the concert ia December 1..f f..
60 without them. Some living boz Lau.eNiIle.
waited until sales were closed, cspas. a.. l. Uu
dOubt,a postponcmcnt and then offered Hftrtu.
twenty, and even twenty -Gyp dollars tur tIt..
cts which the day before were offered OBJ f.IIl-
chasers 40 the regular price. Dihprs IlNiug. 4r
n distance, sent thousands OF dollars hv uHU
and express, which got here after sales wore
closed, and had 10 be sent back, Those disap-
pointments need not occur again 3D. thp warn
ing now given Ina due season d. hcclrl.
The drawing viii begin pr,cs-rly sat D u.,Ik
saturday morning, September -a lNl2 100 fIr
great ball Of The Public Library EuldiuE. and
continue until the one thousand si1. hrr 600
drawn.
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UHRGKNEA FEM ALE KNSTK-
TUTE.
STAUNTON. VA.

REV. z. H. PHILLIPS, M. A., PRINcIPAL.
Assisted by a staff Of over 20 officers.
This institution was chartered in 1874. The
Buildings aud Grounds spacious. 1t has
frst-class patronage from seventeen Southern
States The Course of Study is composed in
TEN schools That of Music Is the largest in
the South, aud is under the care of Eve Pro-
fessors. Session win commence Sept. It'd.
For catalogues address the Principal
August "a 1872 sw4wlm
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INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN THE
American Life Insurance Co.

+ 3 - +
ORGANIZED IN 1850.
CAPITAL. -----.------S A.OOO.00O 90
The leading Company doing business IN
MISSISSIPPI. 81
THE AMERICAN meets its obligations with
Il signal proInpfness. having paid $50 $50
in death losses In Mississippi. The AMERI-
CAN Ii not a new Company having It's posi-
ton to make, and its success to attain, under
present enterprising age- This AMERICAN
does not exIurt from the insured, large and
.extraYagant premiums, with the mere PROM
ise Of paying a portion back IN the future
but IL sells its patrons sound Policy for
less aa,0iss than d1ay Complain IN the q. .Stutes.
It's merits, as those best acquainted with the
Company are its best friends
jackson BOARD OF Direcgors-
REV JOHN HUNTER, d. PREsIDfST.
TH0S. Z. HELM, .--.-........s...V IcK PREsIDENT
Matt i. Ash, Byron LeTnly, ..sss
II HsIxheim. Marion Smith
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Archy MeGehee. George q Eyrishs...4
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