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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-23

An lhlwmOfs dttf0ulrn nVmf
In ~ nttti rWuIuI M lIuH'uNfii1n
~ b npw sitU luWuWl,HU''.r N ~
~ ilip ordinary tflt, md tltn lnfirl
I m1dpioiosnrlir, llir muu Inside MI.
umclr ldu4 'urro lnu' C'cy.u lurhca.
and the uIu'r l1lI iurh tbl'E.
The MOT noticeable lWulI'tlilF dc-
scrilpd vs. tlr Nr'uu U lirc-uoN roil-
HlrnMiuu, which consists W forming
the front, Ndc4 iud back of one plate.
\ portion II cui out or the front, aud
tho plato Il Hanged back 10 receive
the tubc-plAtc. The ends Of the plate
are made In II jump joint under the
tubc-platc, and secured by II welt ON
the outside. The plate forming the
top Of the ilrC-boX IL Hanged down on
three sides, and h rivctcd 10 the side
and back Of the box and 10 the tube
plate.
In order insure n good Joint around
the tube-piatc, II copper culIiing strip Is
introduced between the ilanges, 80 that
the Joint can ut any time bc repaired
from the inside Of the lire-boX.
\ iive-siXtccnth inch plate is used
for the body of the box, and strong
plato, thrcc-fsIrths of an inch thick,
for the tulics. The dome Is formed of
one piece iiangcd at the bottom. The
cover is made from n flat steel plate,
seven-cighths inch thick, and Is
stamped under Il steam hammer into
the required shape, the stamping being
done by NO blows of the hammer.
There are onc-hundred and twenty
eight tubes Of steel, one aud seven
eighths inch outside diameter. The
tensile strength of the plates employed
does not exceed thirty-two tons to the
square inch, and they will stretch to
the extent of twenty-five per cent
before breaking.
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TAX NOTICE.

/ will ne AT the following places FOR the pur-
pose Of collecting the state and county taxes
ier the year 1873; also the delinquent school,
State and county lax for the yeais lSil anu
iS12:
Lancaster, September and %
Cedar Hili, September 3.
Horizons Mill, Septemberl.
lisbon, September ).
Grapevine Schoolhouse Two miles north of
Dr. Stultz's, September S.
Breckenridge. september 10.
Duck Creek, september IL.
sScycnc, September ~.
Ilnichins, September u.
naught's Store, september ff.
Dallas. Dntii September "a
Amer september y will positively corn
ms nee making out my dciniqurnt lit. 50
e0ne prepared 10 pay Your taxes, and esi,'-
cisily your back taxes Ion school, STATE ard
county, or Nuu viii BE- siIc'l tn ned ately.
]. NJ. BROWN, Sheriff.
W. &. GEORGE, Deputy.
ns.flas, August Is, 1915. ig3l&wlt
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INISH-

Macllerel--No. !, half barrel.............. 10 10
No. ., half barrels......"..,... 9 %
No. |, kitS............................. 90
No. 2, INSTRUMENTATION. 2 30
Scaled Herring, per boX....................... 70
CANNED GOODS.
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Go 10 haegaII a. Go. for the
best 81. Louis Bell 'i'yGbEe Pia-
RIOS i'm The nlarl8et---in monthly
it,stalImenfss also for furni-
tuEe. books, stationery, crOclk-
cry and glassware, WipdoY
shades. pictures. and ali KINDS
Of InOuldings. wall paper, Step
ladders. table and pocket cut
icry. d&wlawly
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PubI;c Speaking.

The undersigned, a candidate for Senator
from the Twentieth District. will nddress his
fellow citizens ON general politics at the fol-
lowing times and places, viz: Fort Worth,
Tarrant county, saturday, August 80; Waxa.
hachie. Ellis county, Tuesday, September 2;
Dallas. Monday, septembers. Any gentle
man holding adv rise views 20 mine, and de-
string 10 do 30, Is cordially Invited to attend
said appointments aud discuss The political
tssues. lsGd&wlt R.s.GUY.
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Seconds are not counted; and TO make
the matter still more plain as to Calves
ton, the difference in time by this esti-
nate between that place and the Others
is;
Houston, 3 minutes earlieFi San An
tonic, Is minutes earlier; Austin 10
minutes earlier st. Louis, II minutes
later; New Orleans, Is minutes later;
Chicago ~ minutes later; Washington,
hour an ] minute later; New York,
| hour and q minutes later Boston,
hour and "a minutes later Green
witch, England, hoursand 10 minutes
later, and Paris, France, hours and
% minutes later. A traveller starting
from Galveston with good watch, and
keeping it at Galveston time, if this
calculation he correct, would, upon Wis
itiug these places, have 70 understand
this table in order to comprehend the
deceptive tale of his watch, as COM
pared with the ;imepieces of the places
visited
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Colonel Ogiesby, one of the clearest-
Drained, progressing-spirited men in
Northern Texas, and who stands at
the head of the practical working ele-
ment of this part 9f the State, will
erect in the handsome and live little
town of Plano, in this county, one of
the largest grist mills in the State.
Colonel Oglesby is gentleman of
princeiy resources, and can triplicate
his own means by his firm and UNI
questioned credit, and In Whatever
measure his energies are enlisted, its
issue is an irresistible certainty.
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ffH0Hfei
Hlw Opirta tuWat ~, Flour
frm lwUIo jMi iH mmIly Us Nhl
du. corn Vuini. yullIw mlNcd Gt|
white lOr casts FIRM NJ lbr, llrnu
INNER ul O0n lluY Hcnrcc and lrnE
primo ~, choice sls. nofk source
prime old 81; nrW tls Dry snlt shOul.
,lcrs D,c. Bacon scnrcc mud firm NJ ~
~, ana re. Hams dull and lOwCT
tlimlGc. Lard scarce; tlcrcC Dc; krg
lO}Glic Sugar scnrcc and In good
demand; common Sc; good fair Oic;
yellow clarified lOlc. Molnrscs, moth
ing doing, Whisky scarce; Louisiana
O0c; Cincinnati u 02l. Coffee quiet at
ZOO Il c.
NEW York, August n, 90 Flour in
limited request; common to fair extra
30 lO67 So. Whisky declined 10 DOc.
Wheat lc lower the drain Is chiefly on
spot lots; new winter red Western go
a G3c. Corn ia hri.l; export and fair
homo demand. Coffee decidedly firm
err Rio 2OlT 22ic. sugar firm; fair to
good refining StNS.c. Mnlasscs firm.
Rice lrm Carolina SlC9lc Pork
steady and quiet; new SIS Lard SIC.
Navnls quiet. TaIlow steady. Freights
firm; grain, steam, l2SGtl3Sc.
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STATISTICS show that during the p st
six months sixty thousand people ave
arrived in Texas from Europe and the
Northern States. They come down by
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
road. and nearly al bring considerable
wealth with them.
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gosToS, February Q, 1870.


Dear Sir-Will you please inform me at
what druggists in New York | can get your
Expectorant, as can use sofne Of IL to advan-
tage, having seen the effect OF IL on friend
az mine am fully satisfied that II has but
10 be tried 10 establish its merits. II works
like magic, What il your wholesale price,
delivered in New York; LEI me know where
il can be obtained for the present in New
York, and Lwill communicates further with
you at another time. Very truly yours
WI BARRON, 80 Summer ST..
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.r,rfllol0 ~. toad fdIiof'


~ hnte tie Htiiin's Hnh ne ""'h
mes 4. de- - Good work. ~" ~ ~
Io, snics. ~ rnn be d"n" nni "h're'
mo We mean ~ II" II. hrinH yo"r
pIre doh wbfh Ia rnE DAILY uhh'
An OIfiCI. Corner Elm ana no"''
ION directs.
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TIE MAEKE rs.

Tennessee Baptist please copy.l
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An exchange says an Illinois widow
tainted away at the grave of her hus-
band and remained in fit all night.
Dallas widows are smarter than that;
when they want to faint nj the grave
of their first husbands, they so and get
married again, and take their husbands
with them, SO they cam catch them
when they fall, and order II carriage
and take them home, and then give
them II new bonnet to get well; and
then they get well and wear that bon
net down street, where they see such II
beautiful dress pattern in one of the
stores; and then they go home and
take their husbands out to that grave
again, and then they faint some more,
and are carried home in n carriage
again, and then the only thing that
will get them well is that dress pattern.
We tell you, Dallas widows are smart.
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UP on Jefferson street yesterday Il
young man, overcome by the heat, sat
at the window of his room and famed
and swore. He famed and sworc for
an hour, and just as he had rendered
the heat the seven hundred and fiftieth
apotheosis in grizzly old shorter, his
pastor greeted him from the opposite
side of the street with, "rhc heat is
very great, my young BROTHER Eyes,
parson, but l always accept the dispen-
sations of heaven without complain
inpu
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AyOID CONSUsaPTION,

No enemy 10 the human race is more to DE
dreaded. and is more insldious in IT'S np-
breaches. Than the too fatal destroyer OF the
health and bappjncss of myIiads-- .Consump-
ton in its CHASTITY form q The duty OF oil is
20 guard against ies first adSapces. THIS lDay
be done by the timely use of DIR. Tutps Ex=
peetorant.
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a SPECIAL So the Houston Mercury
says that Big Tree and Santanta, the
two Indian chiefs confined in the Pen
itentiary, were turned over to Lieutcn-
ant Hoffman, of the United States
army. on the 10Th, by order of Cover
nor Davis. They are not pardoned,
but go to Fort Sill to meet a Council of
their people to arrange for their liber-
alton. The presumption is they vii!
never return to Huntsville.
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FEMALE BEAUTy.

z IVES there o man, livos.there n woman,
L 50 lost to reason, that he or she cannot
admire and appreciate genuine female beau
tyq What n Joy AMI delight 10 stand ana gaze
up, ~ y healthy and beautiful womani But,
can the be- bec uty without health? List to
me, Sc thousands of sickly, puny, suffering
females,
III You are annoyed with any lingering fc-
male complaint and desire immediate relief
procure at once one or two bottles Of DIR.
bronigoole's English Female Bitte1s, aDd be
restored to health. Sold by druggists and
merchants. Address
DIR. p. DROMGOOIE,
Memphis, Tennessee.
woman's Medical Adviser, only y cents.
Address as a hove f2ldNw4m
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e We see that Proctor d CANDLES Extra
olive Soap is becoming very popular In our
city. Its quality, we know, Is superior, and
being nicely perfumed, we are not surprised
that consumers prefer II, and that II hes .
large sails.
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THE Houston and Texas Central
Railway gives the following notice to
its agents by circular dated the 18th
inst:
Many persons having placed wrong
construction on the application OF rule
], terms and conditions of transporta-
ton Of freight, tariff of August |, 1873,
as relates to marks on cotton, you are
hereby instructed to parmit m identifi-
cation mark, in addition to the full
name of colisignec, to be placed upon
each bale of cotton, said mark to be
brief, and in letters or figures. Char
actels will not be allowed upon bills Of
lading. Both bills of lading and way
bills must show this mark, together
with name of consignee. The name OF
the consigpor IS not required asa mark
on cotton.
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DllilN.

We are in receipt of letter from n
carpenter in Dallas, who takes issue
with paragraph in the local column
of The HERALD of that city, as to the
scarcity of labor there. Our cores
pondent says laborers are much more
abundant than work; that he only gets
four days work during the week, at
three dollars per day, currency, while
board and lodging are six dollars per
week; that tile two best house con-
tractors there have been forced to give
uD business, one of them not having
an hours work to do, and the other
having ,lecamped Il bankrupt. He says
the work on 50 by 30 two story IRON
front building Is being done for SI5O.
The writer concludes with the remark
that Dallas is, without doubt, Il thriv-
ing town, but is at present glutte,.. WIN
laborcrs of all classes, and to invite
such there who are without means, is
to invite them to abjcct want. On the
other hand, he says there is room for
any amount of capitalists, who could
reap a golden harvest. He expresses
the hope of yet seeing Dallas the city
of Northern Texas.
We have given the substance of this
letter rs Il simple act of courtesy to the
writer, without knowing anything OF
the facts of the case. The letter was
rather long for publication and is too
severe upon our contemporary, VINO was
doubtless prompted by the most disin-
terested motives in inviting labor to
Dallas.--[Shreveport Times.
TIE most effective way, always, Of
treating the tenor of such communica-
tons, to which is added the exceed
ingly courteous and excellent-tempered
remarks of the Shreveport Times is by
by the incontrovertible logic of facts.
We therefore give below a letter from
one Of the leading contractors of this
city, at whose establishment, we are
authorized to say, carpenters, who are
carpenters, and tCW p0rk, can obtain
employment at once andat good wages.
DALLAS, August 81, 1873
To the Editor of The Dallas Herald
As to the communication from Car
penter'', in the Shreveport paper, and
to which you called my attention, allow
me to say, that when | want good me-
chanics | have trouble toiind them UNI
employed; and those that | employed
when | started my machinery here
never lost an hours time, and in ten
DAYS | shall want an additional num-
Der of men that are good workme.n.
There are other openings here besides.
ID. T.. GROVE,
Proprietor Dallas Planning Mill, Wood
Working and Machine Shops.
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WHEN man wakes up suddenly
from II deep sleep he's just as likely to
take line of fence for horse race, or
n smoke stack for doughnut, as not.
The other morning Houston street
man started out Of his sleep with n
chill, and as he opened his eyes and
caught sight of the side of the old Ma
sonic Hall, he struck for blanket,
shouting, OTIS showed, by thunder"
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pr. rama. nair pye ]. harmles,.
Stand no. u,on tn, Or lsr ofyour Going,

But go at once and buy a bottle OF The ira
grant Sozodont. You will never regret 1t. 1t
not only beauties and preserves the teeth
and arrests decay. but leaves the mouth cool
ana the breath as fragrant as rose.
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s72 90 EACH WEEK.

AGENTS WANTED everywhere. Business
strictly legitimate. pa,tlqulRrs ace, Adsir,ss
:. WORTH 4 Co, st. Lonis. Missouri
TrOR RENT,-Thn building now occupied
4 hy ine Dallas Herald office is offered for
rent. Possession given on or about the lsi OF
September next. dif
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PROCTOR ~ GlMBEE'S
EXTRA OLIVE SOAP

Is made from the hest materials and nice
Is perfumed. Sold 1t price of ordinary
Soap. Buy It, you will use no other. Gro
GERS have II.
Galveston Jobbers. Wholesale Agents.
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FROM GEN. ROBERT +. LIE AND OTHER PATRON

The undersigned have had daughters edu-
Gated M the Virginia Fcmal. Institute, in
stanton, Va, under the care Of Rev. X. H.
Phillips. They therefore know IL to ne nI
admirably conducted institution for yonug
ladies, and they cordially recommend IL to
favor even beyond It's past extensive patron
age Gen. IL, y. LEE, W ana l.. ",
q" +. Il, SMITH, w L.,
" WIN. y. PENDI.E(ON,
Lexington, Va
From Hon. Il. ". walker, of Alabama.
Providence placed III my way Il circular OF
your institution, and Il Two ytHls residence
of my daughter in your family has given me
unqualified cause for gratitude.
From Hon. Mrs. a. L. CapCr.on, OF West Va
| have prayed that your life might he
spared 10 educate my youngest daughter, the
NTH we have had under your care.
From Colonel b. {. Nancey, OF Georgia.
70 select IA school FOR my daughter, per-
sunally inspected the most eminent institu-
finally fixed upon yours. Her success justi-
lies my choice.
From Honorable William Ballard Preston
Committing my third daughter 10 your
care, | hereby express my increased conf
dencc, for confess, rs u Virgininn l ana
proud of your institution.
From Governor John Lctchcr, Of Virginia.
FroIa my own personal knowledge
of the very best female schools, within my
knowledge, in the Southern States.
FOR CIRUuLAas ABDgESs THE PRINCIPAL.
Or Honorable n. X. Trout, or Colonel VII
liam II. Tanls, Secretaries of the Board of
Trustees.
June 2sth. 1873. l54-dlw-wlm
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spmding's Glue cheap. convenient and
naofnl
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New ORLEANS, August 2i.--cotton
quiet; sales 400 bales; good ordinary
l4SGl5c; low middling l7le1lSc; mid
ding 1S3c middling Orleans lssc; re
ceipts 42T bales; exports to Great Bri-
tain 2, $50 bales; 10 the continent Do
bales; stock -, l55 bales,
NEW YoRy, August II. --tottan--Itc-
ceipts, net LII bales; gross, l33 bales.
Futures closed firm; sales 500 bales,
with August at l9se, Septemltr
IL l5-l6c, October l7sc, NovemH I
II 5-I66iTsc, December lT7l. Cotton
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?Hf liIRtIHiA yENAIlLg INSTITUTE
STAUNTON, VA,
EEY. R. Il. PHILLIPS, A. H., Principal,


The twenty-eighth annual session viii COM
munca September 10, 1873. The location is re-
markedly sulubriOus and hgauHrul. The
buildiueS are spacious elegant and cOmforta-
biy furnished. The grounds tour acres, have
extensive walks and shade trees. The course
of study is full, the Slandatd of scholarship is
high, and the classes under the care of eXpe-
ricnccd graduates OF our best institutions.a
of seven professors and teachers, and its fa-
cilitieS are seldom equnled and nowhere eX-
cellcd. Twenty-Five irst-class instruments
by natives, and success III this Department.
has been most satisfactory. TIE Terms are
remarkably low for the advantages. Pupils
represented tiftecn states during the last
term.
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We quote as follows:
Moaey-stcelss-BaGi.s,

NEW YORK, August 2l.-Money easy
at 5C06. Sterling dull at 81. Gold log
@15l. Governments dull and steady.
State securities quiet. Receipts of Gus
toms to-day were over half a million.
Twenty-three bids were made for gov
eminent gold, asrgregating S9,C2f,5A
at from 81 1895 u 81 1910. One bid
of 81 l5.25 was made for ore million
and a half.
New ORLEANS, August 2l.-Sterling
242. Sight premium. Gold l5i.
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Job Printing.

yITANTED-Ordersf Cor any nmount of jot
w work. The Herald Office + prepared
with new material. ~ every kind 10 do as
good work es oaH-ile done In the United
siSisss
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CANNED GOODS.

Peaches, Oh Il dozen .....................- ~
Pears lib, ildoZcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 90
Plums, green Cages, 2-lb, r dozen ......... 3 80
Stra ybcrricS, 2-ib, 81 Hen............... 3 50
Rasp DerriS, 2-h, q doZeIl.................. 3 90
Black berries 25, "A dozen ................ 3 y
Tomatoes, 2-h y dOH nn....................... 10
Corn, BIB, u 3 80
Peas, 2-ib, u doa, 3 %
SuccDtash, 2-lh, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3 80
HOLSTERS, l-ih, + NoAen. 3 %
Oysters, lib Q, dozen 50
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.GITYBANN Or DALLAS
$3.50, 600.
DIRECTORS.
n. O. JORDAN, JR. CoUTS,
w. Z. HUGHES, CO. SLAUGHTER.

-fhis Institution, chartered by the LcglslN-
turv Of the state Of TcNHs, VIII commence
operation june I, 1874, aud VIII do u gcncIal
banking, exchange, and collection business,
VIII discount tigbt class paper ~ reasonable
rates; receive drIo,its subject TO check M
sight and ISSUE hilisufc NcnHngc.on The prin-
cipul cities of The Inltud States. Kcmiti0nccS
maj" 10 nll the londiug cities Of Europe.
Special attention given TO tho collection ut
mites, drafts, uir,, throughout the state ana
The business of banks, merchants
and manufacturers solicited.
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NAILS.
LUMBER.


Cliuch nails, all sizes, q keg............- ~ -
Casing and finishing nails lc G. III nlSht
than the same size common nails.
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FIN GLI@;TE
FEMAUEl ESITvrERS.

4 n INFINITE multitude of diseases wait
~ upon Woln0n'S footsteps from the cradle
to the grave, und So long rs She exposes her
self TO tllr various NiciSStudcS OfwCuthcr and
cVer-chHnging scenes Of LIES iliiul iOlicS, so
cular to her sex. But few ladies are exempt
from some !orm of female complaint. The
diseases and symptoms Of some OF those afIoc-
tons alluded to, are as follows: CElUrOsiS,
or Green Sickness, AL Irregularities lIyStcr-
les, PalpitatiOm, Sick II nd"chr, Difficulty OF
Breathing, SmOthcring Srns,i iunS, RrOlapsus
Gildin"sS and SWIMMING of the Head, Pain
in the side and hack, low spirits and melan-
choly,. Mental and Physical Prostration,
WukrIplnuSS Indigestion, Constipation Tor
pid Liver, and al i!lat class of chronic COM
plants pCcuiiarto the female sex. The Pc
culiar and valuable combination known as
lrnnl mnnln's
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TERMS.
gs2S RIwa-ERD

Srayed or stolen from the undersigned,
about the LIST OF May last, n mouse coiOrrd
one hnlf hands high ana branded on The lo1t
hip q X. The above reward win he paid To"
the delivery of said animal to Inc or Rid
Robinson nj Dallas Texas.
4S-wlm S. l.. E.lSLEY.
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English Female Risicrs,

other troubles that ailirt old OF young, mar
ricG or single females.
II vt once arOuSus and inylGOratcs the fr-
male frame, giving strength to the weak and
feeble, building up the tniaclutad, quoting
the nervous importing lie and buoyGncy to
the dull and liS,loSs relieving pain, IcgGla-
criu1 no and restoring III" shattered female
constitution. Sold 10y merchants and drug
gists everywhere. Address
DIR. i. T.. DRONGODIE,
Proprietor, l!CnphiS, Tennessee.
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MARvyW COLLEGE,.
Waxahaohie. re Sa3.

II ev. j. N.PU q II. y. Mp rest
The next scholastic yCGrOf this Institution
will commence on Monday, september Isl,
1873, and continue forty weeks.
FACULTY. OF INSTRU JTIcrT.
Rev. NJ. Pugh, \. NJ, Professor OF Moral
Science and Biblical Literature ~. II. bishop,
a. NJ, Professor OF Mathematics and Trachcr
of French: T.. +. Icagnr, \. b., Professor OF
Ancient Languages; -------- Professor OF
Natural Science; - Principal of
Preparatory Department; Mrs. Anna l.. lass,
Principal of Primary Department.
TERMS.
(pcr session of five months, specie.
Primary Department, first division, SO
Prim Try Department, second division, SD;
Preparatory Department., so; Collegiate De-
partneIl, 80; Music on Piano 50 Use of
Piano s.; Music on Guitar, by Mrs. j. a
Walker, Sl7 50; Contingent tee, 81 30.
Board can b. had in private families, at
from S2 30 to Sl7 per month. f0rfurth"l in
ormation apply to the President. 4S-w2nI