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The Office of the ssSGates'' Among
the List of UmfOrtunates.

MERIDIAN, June ga fire at Okolona
last night burned seven stores, and the
printing office of the OkOlona States. No
insurance. 1t was a wooden block, on
which the insurance companies would not
take risks. Extent of the loss not definite
ly known. ID.
THE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD CONNECTION
WITH JEFFERSON OPENED.
MARSHALL. Texas, June 28.-The connec-
tiOn with jefferson was opened to-day by
the Texas and Pacific Railroad. Through
trains from jefferson to Shreveport will
run daily.
Work on the Dallas division has been de-
laved by the heavy rains. The road will be
completed by July 10th
SHOT THE FIEND.
CINCINNATI, June %. At Desmoines,
Iowa, Saturday night, Nelson Yard. shot
and instantly killed jackson Jones, who he
alleges had outraged his~wife. Mrs. Yard
also fired at Jones with a revolver. Yard
and wife surrendered voluntarily to the au-
thorities. Both are in Jail.
CHOLERA INCREASING IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June 29.-Seven deaths from
cholera were reported to the health Office
to-day. The office was open only two hours
cHoLKRA REPORT FROM NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, June 29.-Ten deaths of chol-
era reported to-day. The change of diet
great deal of flux.
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENTS FATHER.
CINCINNATI, June %. Hon. Jesse E.
Grant tfather Of President Grant), OF Cow
ington, Kentucky, died of general debility
at seven O'Clock tonight. The President
though expected ON special train, had moi
arrived at the time of his DEATH His death
had been hourly expected for several days
FATAL DUEL.
NKw ORLEANS. July LA private dis
patch from Bay ST. Louis states that due
was fought near Montgomery station thii
morning between ex-Judge Cooley and r
B. Rheft, Jr.. of the PicayuDe, in which
Cooley was killed at the second shot. The
difficulty grew out Of an article Published
| in the Picayune, headed Hawkins vs.. Plea
| yune, and the reply from Judge Cooley
| published in the Times Of the 9th. C0lOne
| Rhett was not touched Cooley was ths
| leading counsel In the prosecution or tht
suit against the Pieayune by Hawkins fol
i libel Rhekt wMa the challenging party
| They fought with double barrel shot-guns
LOADED with ball, distance forty PAGES.
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The pamphlet list of premiums for Fifth
Annual State Fair, to be held on the second
Monday in October next, will be ready fol-
distribution by the 10th inst. Copies viii
be sent to any address on application, and
packages of the pamphlets will be sent to
friends of the Fair who will be kind enough
to distribute them in their several commu-
mites. The undersigned will be obliged foT
immediate notice from such as are willing
to thus aid the State Fair. Address
j. L. PowER, Sec'y.
jackson, July 2, 1873.
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MILITIA APPOINTMENTS Street ru-
NOR has it that His Excellency, the Bully
Boy, intends appointing Capt. j. l.. Lake,
Jr., sutler of the lst Regiment Kinds County
Militia. 1t is also rum Ored that the officers
and men of the regiment are highly elated
at the prospect of having this gentleman at
tached to their corps, in fact We have heard
that petition to the Bully Boy to that eff
feet will be circulated among them for sig
natures. We trust that the rumor will
prove to be true, as the well known gal
lantry and skill of Capt. Lake in the ad-
ministration of the office of sutler 10th Col
ored artillery, in the glorious Union army
during the late war, to put down most
unholy rebellion, fully entities him to the
same honor, if not to promotion to the posi-
tion of Brigade sutler, Il. BIS Militia.
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JACKSON Hon SCHOOL MEErIN

JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL MEETING
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in the
Jackson High School Company are hereby
notified that meeting according to our
charter will be held at the Jackson High
School Building, on Monday, the 7th day of
July, 1873, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for
the purpose of electing a Board of
Directors for the ensuing twelve
months, and for the transaction of such
other business as may be necessary to take
into consideration. full attendance is
earnestly requested.
By order of the Board:
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THE thief who was arrested for robbing
Parsons store in this town, was found to
have a quantity of AYERS HAIR VIGoR in
his possession. When asked why he wished
to steal that article, he answered that he
''wanted to restore his hair, for it was hard
to be a thief and bald too If that inven-
tion of the great chemist could restore a
faded character as effectually as it does
their natural beauty to bald and gray heads,
it would surely be, as they say it now is,
truly nvaluable.-Lewiston (Me Journal.
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Hon. Il. M. LEAvEL. at Clin-
ton last week, we learned that this worthy
gentleman--one of the able and faithful
Representatives of Lee county in the late
Legislature-was elected to the Professor
ship of Greek in Mississippi College. The
Board of Trustees of that Institution could
not have made a better selection. Mr..
Leavel graduated at Oxford just prior to
the war, is ripe scholar, and an highly
accomplished and most amiable gentleman.
He will be decided accession to an already
able Faculty. Should he accept the posi-
ton, the people of Lee county, and indeed
the entire State, will be deprived of the ser
vices of a faithful and lncorruptible leQis-
latOr.
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THE CHoLERA.-Ten deaths from this
disease have occurred since our last report,
five whites and five colored. or the for
mer, two were the children of Mr.. Stone,
one of Mr.. Richie, a Mr.. Guidici, and the
last victim was Mrs. Nellie Donnell, widow
Of the late Samuel Donnell, who died on
Tuesday morning. Cleanliness and pru-
denee in diet cannot be too carefully OBJ
served by our citizens.
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special Premiums by m. E. sl.er.

The Secretary of State Fair Association Il
authorized by MIR. II E. Sizer, of Jackson
to offer special premiums to the value Of
one hundred dollars, which are assigned as
follows. These are in addition to Assoeia-
ton premiums, and no entry fee required
For the best display of field crops:
l bushel Red Glover seed, worth SO 90
l Orchard Grass seed. 90
l Red Top or Herds Grass
seed -..............--. W
= Millet seed ed-... 3 90
J5 Hungarian seed 3 90
For best display Garden Vegetables:
l elegant round Bride and Martin
For best assortment grape. blackberry
and other domestic Wines, by
Mississippi lady
l elegant ladies' gold amounted
Buggy Whip, worth -. .-........ 10 90
For best plate Of native Apples. ex-
hibited by lady, not less than
elegant ady's Riding Whip . 10 90
For the best Infants Dress, made by
Mississippi lady
elegant Childis Carriages worth 25 90
And the following premiums to children
of the Orphans Home at Lauderdale:
For best specimen of Plain Sewing,
by beneficiary of the Home
l lady's Sewing Rocking Chair.
For best behaved Girl at the Home
neat Bedstead. worth. .........-. 8 90
For best behaved Boy at the Home
l child'S Dining Chair, worth 90
Behavior to be determined upon the GER
tificate of Superintendent and teachers.
To the most industrious boy at the
Home
set Garden Implements.
OTHER PREMIUMS.
Messrs. Carraway & Chiles, of Jackson.
offer $500 for the best one year old Colt,
raised.
JAS 5. Barfield, of Jackson, offers $1,000
In gold for the best display of Garden Veg
etables. Mr.. b. will not be q competitor.
Matt T. Ash, of Jackson, offers $1,000 in |
gold for the best two bottles Blackberry |
Wine, put up by Mississippi lady in 1873. |
1 Other Special Premiums solicited.
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THE CITY

HIBERNIAN AssocIATIoN-There will bt
a regular monthly meeting of this organi
cation Thursday night, June 3.
Right glad were we to greet in The CLA-
RIoN office, on Monday, Ex-Governor Ber
Hum phreys, true son of Mississippi, than
whom there are none more beloved.
Among the welcome callers at The CLA-
RIoN sanctum yesterday, was DIR. Emanuel
OF Vicksburg, the distinguished President
OF V. & NJ. X. r. He favored as with d
package of late papers.
b We read accounts of persons being bitten
by mad dogs. Isn't it time our city author
fties were taking steps to restrain the ca
nine element within safe bounds? Too
lnany dogs running ut large.
At regular meeting of Capitol Lodge
No. H. l. O. o, F., held June 26, the follow
ing brothers were elected officers for the en-
euing term: w. A. Whiting, n. G.; ID. Ii.
Wallace, V. g.; John A. Galbreath, Jr.,
sec'y; Oliver Clifton, Per. Sec'y; ii. NJ.
Taylor, Treasurer; Marion Smith, Chaplain.
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE, JACKSON CoUN-
EIL No. G0.-AIl the members of jackson
Council No. 60, Friends of Temperance, are
Earnestly requested to be prompt in their
attendance ut the hall of the Gem Fire Co.,
hext Friday evening, June 4, at 811a O'Clock,
ns business of Importance will be transact
ed. II. IL. HINES, r. S.
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HAS Just received a fresh supply uf Botanic
IL Medicines for sale. Having devoted
much time and attention. for many years. I.
Chronic Diseases, he is prepared 10 cure pg
pepsia and Chronic Diarrhga, Chronic U...
eases Of the Lungs, Liver Spleen and hIi-
neys, Dropsy, Asthma, Scrofulh and fet.r.
Uterine arrangements, etc Persons residing
at too great a distance 10 consult hiW in paT.
son, cen do 80 by letter succcs-fulIy. Public
patronage respectfully solicited. lnl9-Iy
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The RAcEs.-There has been gooc

The RAcEs.-There has been good
deal of excitement in our city during the
last few days. The published race between
Jungler and Capt. Jack came off as an
bounced; JuDgler won. There has been
|two others, but want of space prevents a
more extended notice.
Another race will be run between Dolly
Warden, owned by Caraway q Chiles, and
.Nnd Irishmar, owned by Mr.. Hendricks,
distance half mile, ON Saturday the 9th
inst, for purse Of $l0O. Admission free.
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Dispositions are being taken in this
city in the great suit of Ragsdale vs.. the
Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad, over
twenty-five acres of land in the city OF Me-
ridian. claimed by the company 20 have
been decided by Ragsdale in consideration
of the location Of the terminus of the road
on his lands. Harris & George for Rags
dale. Nugent & Yerger for the Company.
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MAGNIFICENT LITERARY FABRIC. =
Webster's QuartO Dictionary has passed
through various editions, each an improve
ment upon and an enlargement of the pre-
ceding, until it has eliminated in the present
magnificent literary and linguistic fabric.
The reputation of this work Is not confined
to America. We find it stated that in the
Alexandra case. tried In the Court of Ex-
chequer at Westminster Hall, under purely
English law, no other dictionary, English
or American, was quoted or alluded to than
his. The Lord Chief Baron, in his decision,
pronounced t'Webster's Dictionary a work
of the greatest learning, research, and abiI-
ity." Besides the numerous Illustrations
with which the volume is interspersed, there
are at the end sixty-seven pages of the
most finished pictorial illustrations, repre-
senting almost every conceivable object ia
nature, science, and art. 1t would be un-
necessary, ii we were competent to the
task, to subject this work to a critical analy-
sis. Its reputation is firmly established.
1t Is built upon q rock, and can bid def
ance to any petty storm that the critics can
raise.-RiehmOnd Wing.
See the advertisement of publishers in
THE CLARION of this week.
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I. STRAUSS. Secretary.

NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL, VA.-At
the celebration of this institution of learn
ing, on the 18th of June, the following
young gentlemen of this State were awari-
ed the honors of their classes in the studies
named:
A A. Green, of Jackson, in History,
Modern Languages and History and Liter
ature.
T. NJ. Green, of Jackson, in History,
j. c. McCutchen, of Vicksburg, in Math-
ematics and Ancient Languages.
L. w. Clarke, of Vicksburg, in English
branches and Literature.
Geo. l.. Miller, of Brandon, in English
branches, HIathematics and Bookkeeping.
Il. Ii. Brown, of Bottoms Depot, in Math-
ematics.
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REAL ESTATE AND LAND BROKERS.
Attention is called to the card of Messrs.
Matthews & Abbey, real estate and land
brokers, Sardis, Miss. These gentlemen are
well known, and will give faithful attention
to the interests OF their correspondents.
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On Sunday 22d June, 1873, a. the residence
of his grandfather, E. +. ii. Johnson, in
Greensboro, Choctaw county, JAMES E.
McCAUGHEY, aged Is years, son OF John
McCaughey.
We learn he was bitten by a mad dog,
and at the end of 81 days took the hydro
Dhobia and died in daVs.
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The Non-explosive Petro Oil sold by VIM.
J. Brown, Sr., Jackson, Mississippi, makes the
cheapest, cleanest and most beautiful light of
any oil or burning fluid in use. 1t has stood
the most severe tests without explosion.
ma1-6m
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Fsrrapt's Eferyeseent SeItler Aperient

1t has been a proven fact for thirty years,
that this wholesome and agreeable altera-
tive will always prevent the minor ailments
of the body from eliminating in danger
ous maladies, if administered at the proper
time. Meet the first symptoms with this
inestimable remedy. Self-neglect in such
cases is a crime. Sold by all druggists.
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A NEW and we'll fttsd up Drug Store rilu-
"A ated In West Jaeksou, in 8 desirable lo-
cality and doing good and constantly iu-
ereasing business. Parties wishing to pure
chase win address Immediately Lock Bog Nal
Jackson, Misc Terms cash. iuul-is
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Stedman's
NEW TIN SIIOI'

.AVING bought out Thos p. Pace desire
III 10 call the attention Of the public tY tlH
fact that / shall sell all kinds OF thc worry
best tinware, and do tinwOrk ot All kind
PROMPTLY AZ less prices than anybody
FOR CASH ONLY. Give me a trial.
r. n. STEDMAN
Jackson, Miss, June G, 1873.
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THE GRAND LODGE OF ODD Eel
LOWS will hold its thirty fifth annual scs-
sion at Canton on the first Tuesday after
the 18th of July, 1873, which will be the
DBL inst
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A CARD.

Having sold my tin shop, / earnestly re-
quest ali persons 10 whom am indebted, and
also all who owe me, 10 come up for Eettlr-
ment, as I am determined 10 close nl ac-
counts Il. ID. PACE.
Jackson. Miss. June G 1873. junl1tf
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\ 0 IAG-N RAILROAD-

Trains arrive at Railroad Junction as fol-
lows:
u 80 NJ, and remains 20 minutes for din
ner-
GOING NORTH-MaiI, 2:45 A. NJ; Express,
$40 P ~, and remains 70 minutes for sup
/
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MAR RHED.

At the residence of Mr.. John Howcott, in
the city of Canton, on Thursday, the 26th
inst, by Rev. Mr.. Massey, Mr.. A. g. KERR.
ton.
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Criminal KmvaIids.-Lifea and health
are Gods gifts, and it is sin to imperil
them by neglect. We can, if we choose,
promptly relieve the disorders OF the stom-
ach, bowels liver and nerves which lead to
chronic dyspepsia, dysentery, diarrhpa,
liver complaint and paralysis, by having
racnnrSa q
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KILL THE FLIES !

HOW2 By using Morse's Patent Fly Ex-
Ii terminator, the only sure and effectual
means ever yet discovered for Destroying
Flies, Muskeetoe etc., safe to use and sure to
kill. One package will last season, and
keep any store or dwelling free from 1ies.
Put up in secure packages and sent to any
address on receipt of fifty cents, with full di-
rections for use. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Address G. J. Greene, Com
pany Shops, Alamance Co., Ga. jun5-4m
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Valuable Land for Sale one Mill
from jackson.
Long Credft-TftIe Perfect.

/ AM authorized by the owner, Capt B. F.
l. Jones, of WinOna, Miss, to sell the tract of
land situated one mile from Jackson, on the
Brandon road, known as the Mays place.
CoAtains 40l acres, with good residence FIVE
rooms, plastered throughout, fine spring of
water, fine shrubbery yard, etc. About 80
acres cleared land, and $50 timbered.
The tract will be divided to suit purchasers,
from 20 acres up.
1t is one of the best places for a stock and
dairy farm in the State.
Price low. Terms in three payments.
10. BELL,
jun26-9m At the Land Office.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS
Montgomery County, Va,
WILL BE
Opened for Visitors June Hst, 1873,
Under the management of Col. N. COBB.

VERY extensive improvements have been
v made since last season, including large
new Hotel, with all modern conveniences.
More than six hundred guests can be comfort
ably accommodated. This is the most ele-
vated, the coolest and best shaded summer re-
sort in Virginia.
The mineral water has, for seventy-fve
years, been jnstly celebrated for its active
tonic and Alternative powers.
Hot and Cold Baths of mineral water at the
command Of Visitors.
Bowling Alleys and Billiard Saloons, for
ladies and gentlemen.
Round Tickets can be procured at all the
principal cities.
Visitors get off at the Christianburg Depot
on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail
road, and will be conveyed in comfortable
coaches 81 miles to the Springs.
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MEMPHIS CoNFERENcE FEaxALE In
sTITUTE.-The announcement OF this insti-
tuition for next session win be found In an
other column.
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Robinson s. Stevens will sell you New
improved Victor" Machine on the in
stallment plan, and take ten dollars a month
until paid. Instructions free. ia 5-4t
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.

(ScheduIe taking effect May Is, 1879
MAIL TR stIN-Leaves Canton, going North,
al A NJ. arrives at 62-M Siding for
breakfast at Z, and Grand Junction for
dinner NJ l:2O Pm.
EXPRESS TRAlN-Leaves Canton, going
North. at T. Pm, arriving at jackson, Tenn,
next morning at 7:05
SOUTH-Mail train arrives at Can
ION at 1890 PM Express, 1l:25 An.
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BROWNS WELLS,


TNHIS noted place is now open for reception
Il Of visitors. A line Of stages VIII rIu
from HaElehurst daily on arrival Of pussen.
gers during the season
These Wells have an established reputation
for sick Headache, Paralysis, Chronic b.Hf-
rhea, DrOpsy, Dyspepsia, Gravel, kiduycs tud
Bladder, ScrOfulous, UlcerOus, CutnuruuH auI
Eruptiye diseasesi Neuralgia of the Stomach
and Piles Of any description, and oIl frma.r
Complaints.
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WI. McAlister, of Memphis, will devote
his whole time to giving instructions on the
Improved " Victor - Sewing Machine. They
ean be seen ut
iu5-4t ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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G5B- Boston is growing with unex ampled
.rapidiry, but it will be long ere it has d
more popular hotel than the spacious
"A rserican House, so widely known as one
.or the best managed hotels in the country.
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GOING EAST-Passenger train leaves Vicks-
burg at 400 Pm, arrive at jackson at G,45
and leaves at 7:l0 PM, reaching Meridian
Al l.i0 at night.
GOING WEST-Leayes Meridian at l:55 AN,
arrives Al Jackson at 7;55 An, and leaves
at = Is. reaches VIcksburg at ll:O5 AN
FREIGHT TRAIN-Leayes Jackson daily,
going East at 7l0 PM, and goes West at
$50 N.
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Per day, 81 per week, payable weekly iI.
Children and servants, half price.
All communications directed tp Uaz|rLuT..
WM. a. STOCKTON.
mI5-3m Proprietor
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school Of The sisters Of Mercy.

Last Wednesday the little school house,
known AS st. Joseph's School," was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity, by the scholars
and their friends, who had come TO partici-
.pate in aud witness the closing exercises OF
this thriving school. The appearance pre-
scented by the school-room and the scholars,
was that of beauty, neatness and order. A
lengthy programme was gone through
with, to the great pleasure and satisfaction
of the audience, the pieces apparently
having been selected with view not only
to show the progress and ability of the
scholars, but also to interest and please
their friends. The exercises included dia-
logues, recitations, vocal chorusses and so
los, instrumental pieces, etc, in all OF
which peculiar excellence was manifested
by the scholars, demonstrating that they
had applied themselves industriOusly to
their tasks, and that the instruction Of the
Sisters OF Mercy had been painstaking,
thorough and practical. A noticeable fea-
ture OF the exercises was the excellent and
graceful department OF the scholars, show
ing that they profit by and practice the
lessons of charity that are constantly taught
them.
The attendance at the last session mas been
very gratifying to the friends of the school
about one hundred and twenty-five schol-
ars being upon the roll. The prospects for
the future ot the school are encouraging
and it is probable that the Sisters will have
to enlarge their buildings in order to ac-
commodate their increasing patronage.
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TUITION
FACULTY:

MALE DEPARTMENT-Fuller Fox, Principal; !;
r. H. Conner.
FKMAME DEPARTMENT-Nannie Fox, Emma
Fox.
Address Principal, Slate Spring, Calhoun
Co., Miss. jun26-2m
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MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF ALABANIA.
THE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION
OF THIS COLLEGE
Will Commence ON thc Idth Of No
Vember nn Close about thc
3Oth OF thc ensuing
March

In addition to the Departments already ct-
isting, new Chair has been established lar
the teaching Of
PUBLIC HYGIENE and
MEDICAL JURISPRCDENt tE.
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Ia IL impossible to ignore those ter
rible, nameless diseases which annually
sweep so many hapless victims into the
grave. We are compelled to recognize
them, and it is the Good Samaritan's duty
to try and cure them. HELMBOLD's BUCuU
stands unrivalled for all such diseases. Get
the genuine, which bears the proprietor's
private proprietary stamp. Beware OF
counter feits. John F. Henry, New York,
Sole Agent.
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Union Female college, Oxford.

The improved - Victor " Sewing Machine
will give perfect satisfaction. ju 5-4t
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TERMS OF BOARD:

Per month .........$50 90 Per day-.........$ z so
Per week..........- 16 90 Month Of June 40 W
Children under ten, and servants, half
price
Ministers Of the Gospel win be charged two
thirds Of above rates
This has always been the favorite resort Of
families, and every Arrangement will be made
COR their comfort.
Send for Pamphlet containing analysis Of
the water y. J. al WADE,
Proprietors Yellow sulphur Springs,
ml6wlm Montgomery County, Virginia.