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Presbyterian Female School.

rTyIiE TIME at which the First Session Of
Il this School viii commence, has been
postponed until MONDAY. fEse 18Th
day of septic an Der, 1872, at which time
said School viii open without fail under the
management and control OF Prof. II. G.
MCCLURE, Whose services have been Sc
cured.
The rates OF Tuition viii be as follows;
Primary Glasses, per session Of 20 w'ks sl,
intermediate and Higher Classes, si5.0
Higher Classes and Classics, goo
French and GerntE. each, 100
Music-Tjauo, Organ and Guitar, each, 2O.OG
Use Of Instrument, -sf t. 2.a
.EaE-The Musical Department will be I'm.
der the charge Of Mrs DAVID J. ExsoR.
JAS. a. TEAIPLETON, \
NJ. L. BLACKLEY, Esee.tl'' {
G. r. VANCE. :" '''''"'
Bristol, July 80, TIT.
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BIRTHS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

BARSES--0n the 18th. ult., on 9Th street
Bristol. Mrs J. T. BARNES, of a son.
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Fine Havana aud Choice Dofrestic
Cigars at Carter & Smiths.
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Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored.

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ESiSlE4 CuIyerWeIl's CefebI fed Is
Zh---Se>zttT say the TGdicsL cure twithout
SAA<AA&zy medicine) Of SPERAATORKHdA or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal LosEes,
IsPorEScT. Mental and Physical lBeapacity. lIaped
fments 10 Marriage, etc also, C0xsUMPTIOE, EPI-
LEPsr and FIrs induced by self iadu genee or sex
ual exiravaganee
~ Price, in ssealed envelope. only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essav ,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years.
full practice, that the alarming ccnsequenees Of
self-abuse nay be radieSfTy eared without the dln-
gerous of Internal rsedicine or the application
Of the knife: pointing o VI mode Of care at once
simple, eertaiR. and effeetnal, by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be. may cure himself eheaply privately. and rGfi-
cdily.
s-This LceiNFe shonld be in the hands ofsysry
youth aud every ~ the land.
Sent, unier seal. IN plain envelope, to any ad /.
dress, psi EHis On receipt Of six cents. or TIVE
post stxmps.
SIso, DIR. cULvRgwELL's " Marriage Guide
price 80 cents. rFr
ADDRESS the PubIisbers
,CHAs. y. &. KLINE q CO..
I27 BOwery, New T-Tk, POST Of5ee Box 4. sac
jan 20. c'g'd May l. ed Jy3O. -ly. "a co
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Which we ATE determined to close out TO customers
at very short advance. We do not propose to
sell Goods at 80 or LOO per cent, like some Mer-
chants. Our principle is quick sales and short
pront THIS is the only road to success. t-.
Our prices thus far have been unrivailsd, and
further it is impossible Cor regular merchants to
sell as cheap as we, from the Tact that we have
constantly a buyer in New York, who watches the
fascinating market and buy Of men who must ave
thei I. thousands to-day or be beggars Tomorrow
We have g branches now In operation and thus
il matters not what the quantity is there IS a
place for it and is often che that the of
an article we buy the cheaper get it. The reg
ular merchant goes East twice year and II mat
tiers not how the market - he mast buy while he
is there Read our price list.
SFLKPOPLTHS 1T IS and 10 cts.
All FO0L DELALNE IS -
C1L0RED ALPACA, SIS rs f"
SHEPHERD PLIID ALPACA 80 cts.
pREss GooDs Of every description at agures at
will astonish you. Call and examine.
Our Yorfnx DEPARTMENT Is full and completed.
CLARK ONT Spool Coltoa al 7srcents per dozen,
less than the Manufacturers prices.
HOSIERY, in profnsicn
LADIES' HOSE from to 30 cts.
CENTS MILF HOSE II 10 40cts.
GOOD WOOL MILE HOSE for IS cts.
CHILD'S HOSE at asaerifes.
IA BUTTONS for els Paper cottprs 10 cts pr box
CENTS AL Root S1iFts from 90. to lbs.
f" ." 90 " l25; worth S2SO
everywhere else.
A fearful saerisice in our Notion Department.
You can save at least 80 per cent in buying 700;
Notions from rs
Our DOMESTIC Department is worthy OF yerzs at
I tentiOn COLLEGES from 10 to l2h for the best
| Brown Cotton forl2N cts Bleach Cotton from 10
to Is cts. All Wool Cassimeres, beautiful quality
for Sl.0a-
SHOES! SHOES! sHOEsi
Ladies Velvet Top Shoes for 50 Is.
Lasting co.
Caters 2ce.
Morocco 20 to- 90
Goat shoes 0tof75
Mems Kip Boots 81 IS to 4 20.
Boys a. % to 3 90.
Mems Calf Boots rs to 4 50.
Gents Congress Caters 30
These are figures that must astonish ven. We
Intend to stand by the peas5ie and keep Goods "A
reasonable Ggures With many thanks Tor the
lfsefai pafronzge hare resolved "A your hands
we hope.by strict attention TO merit large share
of 1t In the future. Respectable =
Oct. l5-6m. II. TEMBERLAkE,
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TWO FARMS
80 Acres EACH two miles from Bristol, and two hun
dred yards from Railroad.
Terms-l-4 purchase money down, balance in
6 and IL months.
hT Any party can see the property ON apPlica-
tion at Courier ofic-, 70 O'Clock, on Thursday or
Friday, week ofsAle.
w. w. NEAL.
Feb. 4, IS73l---2v.
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AsTHMA-Any medicine which will
alleviate the ParoNys1s of this dreadful disease
will be hailed with joy by thousands Of sufferers
The certificates which accompany JoSAs WHIT
COMBS REMEDY, are from the most reliable sour
ces, and attest to its wonderful power, even in
themost severe cases Joseph Burnett Co., pro-
prietors, Boston.
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FREE ADvERTISING.-F family
to family, from city toJeity, from state to state,
the fame Of Dr.. AIIFRs VEGETABLE VINEGAR
BlTrERs as a specific for all arrangements of the
stomach. bowels and liver. is Continually extend
ing. Its voluntary missionaries innumerable,
and public enthusiasm in its favor spreads faster
than prairie fire.
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Agents for the New National Era.

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Law DEPARTMENT,
Howard University,
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THE FALL. AND WINTER SESSION OF
THIS DEPARTMENT will commence
Sept. II, 1879.

under the same instruction and management, as
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