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The only fee accruing 10 the College is the Ma
circulation Fee Of 81. which must be paid at
the commencement Of the Course BY every
student.
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures viii
commence about the middle 0t October, a.
which time Mobile d. always healty.
Board can be obtained az from 30 - 80 per
month.
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1t cannot hurt you. 1t is purely veseta-
BILE. Try simmons Liver Regulator u you
wish TO be well. 1t acts like charm, "lth-
out debilitating the system. and without
any of the evil effects of Mercury. SIM
mons Liver Regulator is the safe remedy
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
COUNTY OF TIPPAH.
rtrrp- nISTRIcr OF MISSISSIPPI.

NoRrHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI.
On the 18th day OF May. 1872, personally
appeared before me, G.. Nj. Mad ioX. Com
missioner in aud for the Northern District
of Mississippi, j. c. Downen, who after
being duly sworn by me, says that the
Deputy L. 5. Marshal for the Northern
iitrict of Mississippi, III. Voshay, pr opposed
10 settle the case against him, Downen, by
Tie United States for illicit distilling, Tor
the sum of Seventy FIVE Dollars, which L,
j. c. Downen, have paid, and he, Voshay,
told me, Downen, that need not appear at
court tor the matter was settled, ana was
told not oy III. VOshay some month before
this agreement was made, that there would
be bill against me, and l could settle IL
then with Fifty Dollars, and H. Noshay
told me that he would settle the matter with
the District Attorney.
Sworn to before me, q. III. Maddox, the
dsv and year above written.
Given under my hand and sea-,
G.. NJ. MADDOX,
u. S. Commissioner for Northern District
OF Mississippi,
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sale Of bile property of ~.
tate OF w. w. Hardy, deceased.

IN accordance with the decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court of Kinds county, for the First Dis
trict thereof. rendered in the matter Of the es-
tate OF ". " Hardy, deceased. on the 81 -
day Of May -, ls72; the undersi gned. will a
Commissioner, sell public auction. 10 the
highest bidder for cash: Certain machinery
IN and upon that lot of Ground. and attached
70 the carpenter shop lately occupied BY W
W. Hardy in his lifetime as "A carpenter shop.
said lot is situated on Pearl street in the city
OF Jackson. and said sale will take place at
said shop the 18th day Of June, 1879.
JAMES TAPLEY
my 3O-w5t Commissioners
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DR.. W. L. Lyles, Senator from La
fayette county, has removed to st. Louis
and entered the general commission bust
ness. His address is No. IA South CONNER
cial street
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A rare fower-the pink of politeness

A rare fower-the pink of politeness.
A woman who has arrived at the dis
Greet age Of forty-three has sued boy of
nineteen in Detroit for breach of promise
of marriage.
A young lady in Philadelphia, of rare
personal beauty, but no fortune, having
followed the trade Of a milliner all her
life, is about to marry an English gentle
man of great wealth.
A young woman in indianapolis deter
mined to have a fight with somebody, at
tackled a glass window the other night
and put her foot through it. She com
pletely demolished her antagonist, but
even that does not entirely comfort her
while going about on one foot.
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H. learn that the Burlesque Troupe
s.5rr a. the European Combination and
r.-srv Company, which PLAYED here to
4 houses, bursted up on Friday before
..HnlIr Snrings.
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as At once rccuperating the physical ftre ions,
giving health and inspiring energy .r even
the most debilitated, restoring the boom OF
health and vigor. and elasticity and s.yan-
cy pf mind and intellect, and hani-Hlu. low
spirits dyspepsia and indigestion.
1t has been introduced for upu -ds 81
twenty years, and thousands are huu enjoy
ing the fullest blessings Of health $50 uental
and physical strength and persona beauty,
and given those priceless gifts 20 th ..r chill
dren.
Ii is not intoxicating, there being no alec
holic spirits in its composition, but exhilara-
ting. II establishes ;he health upon perma-
nent basis.
II gives bright eyes, clear, brilliant COM
plexion, makes new and pure and rich blood.
1t is. besides, most delicious 20 the palate
Price, 50 a bottle, or SO a case containing six
bottles.
Dr. Mauriceau does not intend 20 have mo
RAND,s ELIXIR classed among the countless
advertised remedies, a its great intrinsic
merit and wonderful reeuperative powers, a.
certified TO by certificates, are well known.
His only object is merely to announce whore
il can be obtained. AT SANE OFFICE and adj
dress as for TWENTY YEARS, 100 Liberty street,
" Y, DIR. A. NJ. Mauriceau. 20 whom all orders
must be addressed may9W4t
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,,vrrTED TO THE BAR-On last
...lav Nessrs. Thos. Neville and John
onion were admitted to the practice of
~ BY the Supreme Court after having
.saI creditable examinations.
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MANI & NEUNER'S
Notice.

HAVING given mp the lease of the State
II Prison, and the incoming Lessee having
declined to purchase the manufactured goods,
| am prepared dispose of the balance OF
the stock cheap for cash. The goods consist
of Wagons, PIows, Furniture, Doors, Window
Sash, Harness, Boots and Shoes, etc, the
whole of which can be seen at the store OF
T. E. Richardson & Co., West jackson.
A good secondhand Carriage-price $3.50.
E. RICHARDSON
may3Isw2ts
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How TO Speculate Successfully.
Member Of the n. z. Stock Exchange
Randall HI. Foote'S Financial
Pamphlet

Contains some sensible advice the subjest,
as it is based upon common sense principles
which an experience of many years as mem
Der of the Gold Board and New York Stock
Exchange has fully corroborated.
Sent free on application, by letter or oter-h
wise, of
RANDALL III. FOOTE & CO.,
20 Broadway and Is New street. NewYork.
may9 '72w1y
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]. s. MORRIS &C. A. BROUGHER

(Att'yGen'll

(Atty GenD Late seey Of state)
WILL practice law in the Supreme and
w Federal Courts a. Jackson, anu IN the
Chaneerv and Circuit Courts Of Kinds county.
Mr. Morris, while Attorney General, will
not be employed in criminal cases.
W- Office in the Capitol W. I. DEAsoN
N the ofRoe maylO I'm
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treat Bargains i'm Texas.

OeO ACRES OF GOOD LAND for only
OOU 500 in currency. Clear titles guaran-
teed endorsed by a certificate from the State
Of Texas.
For further particulars, address the under
signed at Union Church, jefferson county,
Miss T.. T.. SMILEY.
apl2w2m
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$1,000 REWARD is offered by the proprietor
of DIR. Pierc's Golden Medical Discovery for
a medicine that will equal it in the cure of
Bronchitis, severe Coughs, and the early
stages of Consumption.
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WAR RMED,

In Brandon, Miss, on the 3Oth day Of
yav. by Rev. DR.. Thompson, Mr.. JEFF. ID
Rel and MISS KATE c. TAYLOR, both OF
jackson. Miss.
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Armure crepe is very much used TINS
season for polonaise and overskirts over
solid colored silks.
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Archbishop Manning has issued an
edict to his clergy forbidding the employ
ment or admission of women as singers
in church choirs.
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Special Premiums by B H.
WaI~he.

ITO CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
May 9Th 1872.
COL Power, Secretary Miss. State Fair:
You are authorized 10 offer in my behalf the
following special premiums for your next State
Fair:
Best boy rider under y years Of age, fine
suit of Walshe' clothing
Best display of horsemanship by a grand
father, half dozen "Walshes premium
shirts
Best shirt made by lady of Mississippi-not
to be entered BY a dealer-a fine gold thin
be. properly engraved.
ours truly, b. T. WALSHE.
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PERsoyAL.-We had the pleasure of
netting in The CLARION Office, on yester-
.,r. Mai. ). p. Oldham. the eagle orator
Alfalfa county. who, by his able canvass
.r year, did so much to redeem Alfalfa
naa Radical rule Maj. Q. is spoken of for
Congress. in the 4th new District. Should
tean.eut to run. he would make an able,
.a.ieat and true representative of Missis-
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The Commencement Exercises of the
,,.,obi. Conference Female Institute, at
g.o1. Tenn, are progressing this week.
4, poUer. of this Office, i in attendance.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. I
NORTHERN DIST. OF MISSISSIPPI

NORTHERN DIST. OF MIssIssIPPII
On this, the 18th of May, y. ID. 1872, per-
sonally appeared before me, q. NJ. Maddox,
a commissioner in and for the Northern
District of Mississippi, William I'll. Lokey,
"A citizen of Tippah Lounty, who being duly
sworn. deposes and says, that at the time he
was arrested by Ii. Voshay, Deputy L. 5.
Marshal, that he, IL. Voshay, proposed to
bond him, Lokey, at Ripley, if he would
pay him Twenty-Five Dollars, which i, w.
il. Lokey, paid to John w. Thompson, upon
he order of III. Voshay. Ny understanding
from Voshay was that if l did not pay the
twenty Two Dollars that | would be COM
PEELED to go TO Holly Springs before being
bonded.
WILLIAM II. LOkE1.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
2Sth day of May, A. ID. 1872.
G.. NJ. MADDOX.
L. s. Commissioner for the Northern
District of Mississippi.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
In ChdHcey Court Of Kinds County, First
District.
F. Creighton, Guardian,
William Lewis ct al.
To Kate Lewis Scales:
Affidavit having been made as required by
law, that Kate Lewis Scales, minor, is "A non
resident of the State of Mississippi. residing
in Wentworth, Rockingham county State of
North Carolina, and that she is necessary
pa&ty TO the proceedings in the above case, this
Is 10 cite the said Kate Lewis Scales TO be and
appear before the said Chancery Court for said
lst District of Kinds county, Mississippi, in
the city of Jackson, on the 81 Monday in July,
1872, and plead, answer or demur TO the bill
and amended bill in said cause, or the matters
therein will be taken as confessed against her.
my30w5t MURRAY PEYT0N, c. erK
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Assets.
Cash on hand, in Bank, and in
hands of Agents, ..................... ~, $40 IA
Bonds, Georgia State, bearing6
per cent. int, Value. 1921 -
Virginia State, bearing
per cent int, value, ...... IA 975 G3
South Carolina State,
bearing pr ct, in val 1915 90
Tennessee State, bearingG
pr cent. int. value, ......- IS 4l3 IA
Mississippi State, bearing
pr cent int Value 5000 %
Debts secured by Mortgage on
Real Estate, worth double the
amount. .............. 1850 90
Loans, short time on collaterals,
and other good securities, par
value, 5eOi4 70
Building ANA Lot of Company,
AZ Madison street, Memphis, 5000 90
Premium notes, and Loans on Pol
ices, secured by Policies, par
value .................. -. 557. Isl -
Stock Notes, well secured...... 10, 400 %
Branch office, Baltimore, Md. 24,54G 81
Interest in Farm and Home,
Agricultural Magazine, par val 2,060 %
COMMITTED Commits sions, ..-......... 21,2lS 20
Furniture val ......... .................- ZIG 0l
Deferred Premiums, Premiums
and interest in the hands of
Agents, less cost of collecting, 200, 49, s.
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The greatest in any one risk, $4,000.
First Policy issued July IL, 1861
Act of Incorporation passed March "A, 1850,
Memphis, Tenn, March 2lst, 1872,
W. F. BOYLE, Secretary
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
County of Shelby.
Before me, Hudson Cary, Commissioner for
the State of Mississippi, duly commissioned
and sworn, residing in the City of Memphis,
on this the Dist March, 1872. personally came
W. +. BOYLE, Secretary, and made oath, that
the foregoing statement was correct
WITNESS my hand and official
1Lsl Seal at Memphis, this Dist
March, 1872.
HUDSON CARY,
Commissioner for Mississippi in
Memphis, Tenn
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Set.
l. HENRY MUsGRovE Auditor of Public Ac-
counts of the State aforesaid, do hereby GER
tifv that the foregoing statement of the CAR
oLISA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Memphis,
Tennessee is truly and correctly copied from
the original on file in my Office
Given under my hand and official seal
at the city of jackson, this 9Th day
Isl of June, A. d. 1872.
II. MUSGROVE,
Auditor of Public Accounts
u. -. LAYTON,
GENERAL STATE AGENT.
OFFICE. MERIDIAN, Miss.
Il. III. KEBER. Agent at jackson.
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In this city, Monday, june 10Th. lS nsn; al
infant daughter OF Mr. ana Mrs,
Carr, aged one month.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Married, or those about to be
Married.

DIR. A. NJ. Maurieeau, author Of THE MAR
RIED W0MAN'2 PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANIoN' (of which over a million copies
have been disposed since first published in
Office for upwards OF twenty years, where
his well-known aud celebrated remedies hay-
ing proved 50 reliable and efficient for all these
years, can be obtained.
To the weakly, sickly, debilitated wife or
mother, or the husband Frustrated IN his health,
manly vigor and energies, or those suffering
from indiscretions OF youth or premature old
age DR.. Aauriceau especially recommends
ne uaa 81
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Tarraut's Eferyesctnt Setter Aperient

and is banished from the system AT TINS sea-
son, when the physical powers are SO apr 70
droop and lang1isb, and the spirits to give
wayi the toning, purifying, refreshing, reno
vating and regulating operation of tins ms; most
agreeable of all correctives is especially con-
ducive to a healthful and vigorous cohdiloh
- tba system Sold by all Druggists.
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BOARDING.
Boarding.


rs prepared 10 accommodate both permanent
l. and transient Boarders at her residence ON
Capitol street, second block from the State
House. mAy9wam
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Rienzi Lodge. No. 172 June 10, days.
huntsville, 233, June IA, days.
Iuka- "a, June is. l day.
Worinth. 1l6. June l9. day.
Baldwin los. June 20, day.
Cambleton. DDS, June 81, day.
Saltillo, 294, June p. / day.
Verona 2e3, June a. or 10 days.
Home. until july IL.
". L. Miller, 2l7, July IL, ! day.
Rankin. 12l, July II day.
Livingston. -, July -. day.
Lexington. n, July 10, days.
Ii. G. ROBINSON,
Grand Lecturer.
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FREE OF CHARGE

and end about the middle Of the ensuing
March The entire Course OF Professors Lee.
fnres /. lelIYerel
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MIR. K. P. WEBSTER'S engagement with
vi US ceases from this date, and he Is not
authorized TO transact any business in our
name. BARRETT & HIGGINS.
Baltimore, May 18th, lS72.sw2wl
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GEO. A. KETCHUM. NJ b., Professor0f the
Science and Art u Medicine
F. A ROSS. NJ D. Professor Of Maieria
Medica an0 Therapeutic.
wM II. ANDERSON, NJ. D., Professor d
Physiology.
E. p. GAINES. VI. b., Professor q Clinical
Medicine.
JEROME COCHRAN. NJ D., Professor u
Chemistry.
J. 7. GILMORE, VI. D., Professor Of Sur
GOKONWY OWEN, NJ. D., Professor o. Oh
stetries and the Diseases Of Women and
Children.
WILLIAM II. ROSS, VI. NJ. Professors % An
atOmy.
q. A. MOSES, NJ D., Adjunct Professor of
the Science and Art Of Medicine.
L. IL. FOURNIER, VI. d., Adjunct Profess
sor Of Materia MeIiea and Therapeutics.
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The Enemy Surrenders.-Ih dragon
slain bv St. George and the snake that stopped
.l,,,1araJ nth CHRONIc INDIGESTION and its
aecompaniments; yet this foe of health and
life with all the brood of bilious and nervous
ailment of which it is the parent surrendefs
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IN NEW ORLEANS.

While in the Crescent City they stopped
d Ne Waverly Hotel, registering by their
roper names. and reported that they were
mississippi catJle-drovers. They visited
.+y places of amusement, among which
'e are permitted to mention the Crescent
NY billiard saloon, and bank where ivory
l'gs pass As currency. they also promenaded
'4ai street. turing this time, as We UNI
-."anl it, neither Hodge or Bell were
-'ll5i' except during the promenade, when
&c! We're arH-i8-dym. They arrived in the
=! a' . o'clock, 2. NJ, upon one evening but
'- uot leave upon the first or second trains
selerrng TO remain until o'clock the next
3eang.
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To the Creditors of John Duncan.
Deceased.

YOU viii take notice that the undersi gned,
qualified as Executrix Of the last will and tes-
lament of j ohm Duncan, deceased, on the 2Sd
day of February. 1872. And this is to give
notice that all persons having claims against
the estate of said John Duncan. deceased. are
requested to exhibit the same and have them
registered in the manner and within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred
This May 18th 1872
MARY NJ. DUNCAN
EXeeutrix ofJohn Duncan, deceased.
my30-wjt
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LIVER ulrEArL HHI IH...
zion prevail t9 l ..ul..f "E.
than probably any ..H.rH.
and relief q aIHHg. tHEf
sought atfrr lI ta. A.H
Dr. regulated u "A. 4..Hu.
health b. almost Invariably
secured Want Hf action
iu the Liver causes llrHI. ~
ache. t0u-fIp pHHu.J Hlu ~
dice Pain Iu iNa rH#u.. IA y ......
ders Cough. bllI. ATA ..
utr-. sour HtHHHtrhI AkfN = bonn.
Bad Taste in ihe AYA sINNa" .#.
Mouth. Bilious "a IEN HIs| H.|..
attacks. iulpl- ~ .#|.#.. N..
Huyu Of che A&A .II H...... ..
Heart De AI discovered
preston XA H.|t..
81 Spir- H.H ..Ir
it,, e....lH.. ....f.. .r... SIN.
iHuHIu.Hr.. t... ..
I.H. boo .F.I#. "H. E.. ..
boon u#.I t.I I...
HuI hundreds 81. ...
aud rfUHr from ... I.I.
lr country 1851 f"HrH
virtues.
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Berkshire Hogs
FOR
THE SOUTH
/ AM RAISING THE THOROUGHBRED
BERkSHIRE HOGS.

With perfect success, and can I'll orders for
Pigs, for any persons wanting to purchase. al
81 % each, so per pair-not a-kin-boxed
and delivered on train. Send in your orders.
zS- Terms CASH
R. Ii. H0SHALL.
RIENzI Miss, May "A ls72 vat
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For further particulars, address
WIN. II. ANDERSON, NJ. D.,
iulY10w Dean Of the Faculty.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against In,
n estate Of Thomas G. Fearn, deceased. vii
present them properly authenticated; ant
those indebted are required to make immedi
ate payment to
GEO. r. FEARN,
oetl9w3t Administrator
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALA
w HAWA.
AZ NnprT T.
AT MOBILE.
IiGh Of November,

The next Regular Course .of LECTURES
viii commence on the
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ROBINSON & STEVENS.
STATE STISICIGT.
SPRING STOCK ,
Take great pleasure in announcing hat their

SPRING Took,
SCI, 5s @ New '". " ~ ~ -
DRESS. STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
have Eve s,9as1. biz, season have been gar,
Merrimnc and other standard PRINTS at ~ cents. and .H
accordance.
In DRESS GOODS, the following new beautiful .r..
Chne Princess Cloths Blue Ticket Jau, CHG at French E.
Jnes; Frame Grcnaiue, IN baa and o.o I0.
Genappincs white and bun figure; French ra,aI.
STRIPED Lyons silks silk. Chcc sl..
japanese Silks and the hands5me.t liuo Of
Checked silks for Misses
have offered; and last
notlc
exceedingly
and fashion
abb display o Dolly Var
den, Dolly Warden OrganiIo
Chint Pompadour and Silk Hamburg Iau-
bro,Iery Guipure IaceBa silk and Kid Glove.
most tempting display Of and Fancy T nrnaI
tasty coos also feature which wc design iu
READY MADE GOODS.
CONSISTING
GARMENTS for Ladies' PIoUE DRESSES "r M.. SIS
Gros de Naples Silks Satin Velvet Grain Rloo m o
widths
Careful inspection invited of our unusually ar,e,epoa
pose lead u all sTcaIu's ourcon7 may l0
New Goods arriving daily.
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a You have Chills, whether every other
- every tenth day. or every two or three
~, ans take DIR. TUFTS Liver Pills and you
! :" check them; otherwise they will stick
"you all winter.
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on. IVES

DUGGHEs! BUGGIES-fresh arrival
ID Also, Bull-Tongues, Half-Shovels and
sweeps,-Sweeps, s., at reasonable figures. at
iune2 II. E. STEERS.
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500 legal advertisement of John
10y =. David Flaunery. ct al.
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INSURANCE.
STATEMENT
STATEMENT
OF THE
CAROLINA.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, TENNESS

CAPITAL STOCK ........ ......... 100000 %
CAPITAL STOCK PAID UP AND
SECURED, ..... 5000 90
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DuAdreds of cases of Scrofula, in Its worst
a. old cases of Syphilis that have defied
NJ sAhl of eminent physicians, Rheumatics
quo have been suffering for years and the
bN'ns Of the injudicious use of Mercury
S,p oeen radically cured by DR.. TUFTS
IToor,ooAPARILLA AND QUEENS DE
r., Ii is is the most powerful altera-
~. "nd blood purifier known. 1t Is pre-
,'0ed by many physicians in their prac-
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DELIGHTFUL TRIP.

From llemsttad to Houston. about fifty
allies, they travelled on a freight train and
,a't bis gallant captor trusting generously
MS lHodges) honor slept all the way
Aier safe and pleasant journey they
arrival
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Alternating wi
with pain aud
cradle loss of on.
fnl .nnaALInn 81
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THE HAT OF CHAPPAQUA.

VINO ne that comes to marshal us? Al
honest man, they say;
But see, he's donned Spovwbite bat :,
- which he fights to-day
ne gaZes on his hackers and fire lights vi
his eye,
he gazes on his foeman and beholds then
with sigh
The Later Franklin spo;Ies on ns ~ on
there rolls quite freely
-" al our line deafening roar; ''We1
have no chief but Greeley,''
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amidst the din.
Ana khavery and bribery might seem
peIchance to win.
Press where you see my signal fly, which
strikes the foe with awe.
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