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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.
n. o, sc. N. RAILROAD.
tn E CIT Y.

The coloreds took the fat pieces, gave the
scallawAgs the crumbs, and sent the carpet
baggers away hungry from the Raymond
convention.
The exodus of State and local politicians
OF the Radical persuasion from our city on
Sunday and Monday last gave us great re-
lief. The names of neither Ames or Pow
ers were heard upon our streets for two
whole days.
We are indebted to our young friend,
Geo. NJ. hurrell, who is spending the sum
mer in the mountains OF Virginia, for au in
vitatlon to a grand ball ut Allegheny
Springs. We regret that the distance. pre-
vents our attendance.
The long faces which came back from
Raymond are distressing to behO.d. or the
thirtyfve or forty local Radical politicians
vino took chances in the Raymond nomina-
ting lottery. only two drew prizes. The re-
maiDder mourn for
Money spent and thrown away,
When the boys were out office hunting,
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A wall paper which may be washed
Ike painted wainscoting has long been q
desideratum, from the sanitary as well as
from the economical point of view, and
we learn from the Mechanics Magazine
that such paper is now manufactured in
England. The illumination, being in
rich, dead oil colors, viii bear the appli-
cation of soap and water, and thus the
walls Of room may be readily restored
to their original beauty. It Is further
claimed that this paper is damPproof.
These two advantages are sufficient e
commend it to universal use, as the alb
sence Of them Is the capital objection tc
the present styles Of paper-hangings,
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TO THE PATRONS OF
Union Female College,
And Others Having
DAUGHTERS TO EDUCATE.


TTNHE authorities of this College have en-.
Il deavored to afford TO patrons school for
young ladies in which my be found choice
facilities for cultIYatlng the intellect and
heart of woman.
By the blessings of a kind Providence, sue
cess has crowned the effort-the Institution
for years having been justly numbered among
the best. choice patronage, which has
steadily increased, and never. more rapidly
than during the last year, attests it's worth
The buildings are in good repair and the
rooms neatly furnished.
While the essential Departments Of Litera-
ture and Science are of the highest grade the
special schools of Music and Painting are
eminently attractive, and comma nding the
attention of the lovers of the fine arts. The
school of French is also a suceess-being CON
Quoted by an accomplished lady of European
birth and education. ID "a
In view of these facts, believing that the
prosperity of the College does not depend
upon my longer continuance in the Presiden-
cy, and wishing to devote my undivided at
tention to the ministry, l have felt constr ain
ed to resign. Prof. X. j. Guthrie, recently IA
member OF the Faculty of the Mississippi Uni
versity, and formerly Professor of Mathemat-
les in this College, has been chosen by the
Board of Trustees AS my successor. He is
cordially commended as a Christian GENTLE
man and an educator Of fine abilities to
whose care you may confidently commit your
daughters. | earnestly advise you To do so,
feeling assured he viii perform the respon-
sib,e and delicate duties Of President with
fidelity and success.
Mrs Bell and l viii remain in the College
for the present, Mrs. Bell continuing to otlici-
ate as Lady-PriDcipal unless u successor OF
experiences and efficiency in that department
Is secured.
Next session will open September 10, 1873
Apply to President Guthrie for catalogues
4H q. III. BELL
Oxford, Miss, July 2S, 1873. jy8I-lm
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DURING our interview, the American
Consul at Bankok presented the King an
elegant assortment of his medicines from
DIR. j. c. Aver, of Lowell, Mass, for the
use OF the Court. He explained TO his mai
esty their origin from the great chemist and
their uses. The Cherry Pectoral for coughs
the SArsapariua for eruptiye diseases, and
the Ague Cure for the fevers that are SO
fatal in this hot country. The dangerous
condition Of favorite wife i'm hepalace
with one of the disorders these medicines
cure, gave him special interest in these pro-
ducts of medical skill; indeed, these medi-
cal marvels interested him more in our
country than AL the other attentions We
had shown him.-Letters FROM Lady In
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
CLINTON, MISS.

ETNHE Twenty Annual Session of this
l. Institution will open Sept. u, 1878
By order of the Board of Trustees, the old
and usual college curriculum of studies has
been changed into the university system.
For the ensuing year the College will be or
ganized upon six Schools and a Preparatory
Department viz
school, of Mental and Moral Science, taught
by the President.
School of Greek, Prof -
School Of Latin, Prof H. C. Undertake.
School of Mathematics, Prof. NJ. r. Martin
School of Nat Sciences, Prof. b. ii. Whitfield.
School of English, Prof. -.
Preparatory Teacher, Prof d. S. Burch.
A student completing any one of these
Schools will be entitled to a Diploma for the
same.
Arrangements are in progress also for full
and thorough Commercial Course, and also
for Course in French and German
All the advantages afforded by our best In
situations of learning can be enjoyed in Mis-
sissippi College.
Board in private families, sl5 to $1s per
month.
For further information send for catalogue,
or address the President Rev. w s. Webb
Clinton, Miss. W. T. RATLIFF,
ly3l-3m Pres. Board of Trustees.
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VIR GINA
FEMALE INSTITUTE-
STANTON va.
Rav. z e Phillips. M.A. : President

A SISTED by corps Of twenty-five expe-
n rienced officers, will open its Twenty
eighth Annual Session, Sept III, 1873.
Location accessible from all points by rail,
and is undoubtedly one Of the most sAluhrious
region in the Union.
The Buildings, with over eighty apartments
are elegant and we'll furnished.
The Grounds embrace four acres, with walks
and shade trees.
The course OF studies is comprised in ten
schools, conducted By graduates Of our best
institutions.
The school Of music is conducted by seven
Professors and Teachers OF Vocal Music, with
unsurpa ssed advantages.
Modern languages taught By natives with
pre-eminent success.
During the recent session there were pupils
from hfteen States Ii has long possessed the
Patronage of the best people Of the Southern
States.
Testimonials.
From Gen R. E Lee Gen. F. n. Smith, and
Gen. Vim. h. PeRdleton-
The undersigned have had daughters edu-
Gated at the Virginia Female Institute, under
the care Of the Rev. K. Ii. Phillips. They,
therefore, know il to be admirably con
Quoted and superior institution for young
ladies' and they cordially recommend il to ia
vor even beyond its past extensive patronage
From Hon. VIM. Ballard Preston
Committing my third daughter to your care
thereby express my increased confidence,
for confess, as Virginian, ! am proud OF
your institution.
From Hon B. C. YAncey, Of Georgia
To select a school for my daughter, l per
sonalIy inspected the most eminent institu-
tons, even as far north as New York, and
finally liked upon yours. Her success justi-
fed my choice.
From Hon. z. W. Walker, of Alabama.
Providence placed in my way catalogue
of your institution, and two year residence
Of my daughter in your family has given me
unqualified cause for gratitude.
From Hon. Mrs. A. T. Caperton, of W. Va.
l have prayed that your life might be spared |
to educate my youngest daughter, the fifth we
have had under your care
Terms for Fall Annual Session. |
Board, including furnished room, fuel and |
servants attendance, and Tuition, with fun /
collegiate course embracing five schools, |
$50. Music, Languages, Drawing, Painting, |
slocution, Calisthenlcs, including Skating |
md Archery, at usual charges.
For Catalogue, with full information, ad-
lress ~ KEW. X. ii. PHILLIPS,
jy3l-1m stanton, Va.
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crab Orchard Springs College.
FOR YOUNG LADIES. -

Crab Orchard, kentucky
GECOND Annual Session opens Monday,
y Sept. 18th.
The location is noted for its healthfuIrfess
of the locality, as is we'll attested by the en-
tire medical talent of the South. Situated a
thousand feet abeve the sea level, with a half
dozen mineral springs of well defined cura-
tive properties with alternating scenery OF
hill and dale, plain and stream, the locality
has been popular summer resort for fifty
years.
The College building is constructed of
brick, with stone foundation is four stories
high, lighted with gas, warmed by steam ;
bedrooms carpeted, and provided with
elegant furniture; ample halls and recitation
rooms; passages fifteen feet wide, affordin e
delightful promenades, extend around the en-
tire building, and an Observatory on top
commands wide, extended view Of some Of
the most beautiful scenery in the whole coun-
try. The Teachers are all salaried, and have
nothing to engage their attention besides
their duties to tie mental and moral instruc-
ton of their pupils. They are employed for
their COMPETENCY to sinstruct, regardless of
expense.
The uniform prices of board and tuition for
all students is fixed at $50 for the collegiate
year, of which $l25 must be paid on the 18th
day OF September, and 5 70 on the first day of
February following.
This amount covers the expense of COLLECT
ate instruction, embracing all the branches of
sciences, literature and philosophy in the
regular course of study, the ancie at languages
and elocutiOn, some of which are generally
board for the scholastic year, including fur
nished room, fuel, lights, attendance of SER
wants and ordinary washing.
JNO. T. TARRANT, Principal
Mrs. s. T. II. TARRANT, Lady Priu'L
PRoF. IL. F. H0FER, Music DEPART.
With other assistant teachers.
SHELBY & THOREL,
au7-2m Proprietors
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Notice 10 GmOcers.

An unprincipled firm have recently been
copying our advertisements entire, with
the single exception of substituting their
name in place OF ours. The imposition, al
though well calculated to deceive your Gus
toners, can be easily avoided by little
care on your part to see that DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER is the one they are SEARCH
ing for. While the action of the party only
adds further testimony to the popularity OF
our least Powder, we deem this caution
necessary, not only for your protection, but
that OF the customer. DooLEY & BROTHER,
90 New Street New York
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On Thursday, JHly 18th. E1S73, Al Bau-
noekburne,A Claiborne county, Miss. Mrs.
Esq.
21st ult., at FairvieW, Claiborne county,
Five A. wife of Jno- Tayler Moore; born
IN Louisiana, and for thirty-two years q
resident of this county.
At u o'clock Pm. of the same day at Naz-
aTeth, Kentucky, ANGELA E. known as Sis
ter Five. a Sister of Charity at NAZARETH
eldest daughter of JnO. Taylor and Five A.
Moore.
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FIRST BOIL OF THE SEAsoN.-Mr.
). c. Bilbro, who resides near Clinton,
brought rs fun grown open boil Of cotton,
on Monday morning last, which is the first
we have seen this season.
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- Solid comfort is found in every de-
partment of the American House, Boston.
Messrs Rice introduce all improvements OF
value, making their hotel one of the best.
As it is one OF the largest in the country.
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THAr Two THoUsAND DOLLARS l

THAT Two THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
GoLD.-Jackson Fire Company No. l, at its
meeting last Monday night, resolved to Pur-
chase package of fifty-five tickets in The
State Fair Plan. The mem bers OF the COM
pany subscribed individually to make up
The amount neceSsary-ffty dollars. The
boys want to put that two thousand dollars
''where it will do the most good"
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,The Best the CheaDest.

The Non-explosive Petro Oil sold by VIM
J.. Brown, ST., Jackson, Mississippi, makes the
cheapest, cIeanest and most beautiful light OF
any oil or burning fluid in use. 1t has stood
the most severe tests without explosion.
mal-6m
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SOMEWHAT MIXED. Sc SENAToBIA,
Miss. July 30, 1873. EDITORS CLARION :
Enclosed find nine dollars, for which you
will please send me your WEEKLY CLARION,
a copy of Revised Code, and two tickets in
Mississippi State Fair.
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Central Female Institute
Clinton, Kinds Co. Miss

Rev. Walter Hilman, Il. D., President,
A SISTED by large and able Faculty
"A will begin its Twenty-frst Academic
Year on Tuesday, September Z3d.
The last session was eminenfly prosperous.
Over twenty-three per cent. more pupils en-
tered than were in attendance the previous
year, and a greater number than had been
catalogued since lsfO-'Gl.
The President having resigned the Presi-
dency of Mississippi College, which be has
held Jointly for the last six years, Will here
after give his undivided attention 20 the In
stitute By concentrating thus his entire eK-
perience and energies, he will doubtless be
able 10 elevate the character Of the Institution
even above what il has hitherto possessed.
For catalogues or other information address
ROBERT KELLS,
President Board Of Trustees.
Clinton, Miss, July 70, 1871. jy3l-Sm
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Magnificent Brick Building,
LUMBER!
LATH and SHINGLES
YOT CAV SAVE MONEY

d ordering your Lumber, Laths and Shin
ID giles, direct from rs Ct zBroOkh2Fen, on
Che New Orleans and jackson Railroad. We
make the best SHINGLES in America. AL
four inches wide We sell heart Shingles a.
s. per NJ, and sap at 8, nicely bundled. We
sell LUMBER as cheap as the cheapest. and
by buying direct you can save commissions,
WENTWORTH HOSKINS,
JAMS Rrookhayen, Miss.
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ZEE EANNAE MORE AcApEM7.

The Diocesan School for Girls, Fifteen miles
from Baltimore.
OFFERS special Inducements to those de-
" string for their daughters careful train
ing thorough instruction, high culture and
the influence of q Christian home.
The next term will begin on Wednesday,
Sent. 10 1873 Address
REV. ARTHUR ]. RICH, NJ D.,
iy 3I-lm Reistertown Md.
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SLATE SPRINGS MALE And FEMALE COLLEGE

HHHE Second Annual Term will begin Sep
Il TENDER LIST, 1873.
TERMS:
Literary Department, from SO TO SIS per
session.
Music Department, s. per month use OF
piano, 81 per month.
All payable in advance. unless special
agreement is made.
Board from $40 TO $l2 per month.
For particulars address
FULLER FOX, Prin,ipal,
Slate Springs,
jy24 I'm Calhoun County, Miss.
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At Crea1fomss Dawn the medical
springs of the earth sparkled and dubbed
as they do now, but il required the light OF
chemical discovery TO enable man to repro
duce them from their elements, as the Self
ger water has been reproduced In
Iarrant's Efryeeent SAtlH APrient
The most effective combination OF q pure
tonic, a wholesome laxative, . refreshing
febrifuges and = powerful antibIIiOus agent
at present known. The immediate and per-
manent relief that it affords in cases OF
chronic constipation, blliOusness, stomach
complaints, nervous depression, fever
rheumatism, dropsy, piles, headache. heart
burn and fatulency has become o prOvert
In every portion of the American continent
Sold BY all druggists.
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DIR. l. 7. CT u N N
n TIaT.

HAVING been for many years engaged In
III the Dental profession at Nashville, Ten
nessee. now tenders his professional services
70 the citizens Of Jackson and vicinity.
OFFICE. Capitol Street. opposite Episcopal
Church. oetle-u
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Norwood High School.
Session Is7s-'sa open. sept. I5. '7s.

WIN. D. cABELL UNIV. va.), Princ'l
ROBERT L. HARRISON, NJ A., University Vir
ginIa) Instructor in Modern Languages
English, ETC.
THOMAS A. Seldom, Mathematical Medalist
University Virginia Instructor in Nathe.
MATES.
R. H. WILLIS, Jr., Instructor in Ancient Lam
guages.
ROBERT L. BRowN, university Virginia) In
structor in Bookkeeping.
WALTER HOLIDAY, B. Sc, C. and NJ. E.
university of Firginial Instructor in APP.
piled Mathematics, and in Analytica and
Applied Chemistry.
D. S. G. CABELL, University Virginia) in
structor in Law.
The session will commence on the 18th OF
September, 1872, and close on the 18th OF
June, 1874.
TERSs-$350 per session, for Board, fulton
Washing, Fuel and attendance. 1E-f1
A deduction of twenty per cent will be
made in lavor of the sons of clergymen.
For catalogues and other inform alton adj
dress WI. u. CABELL
Principal,
au6-lm Norwood, a.
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HeHmhOHdl's Bwchu.--The only ex-
tract of that wonderful curative shrub that
contains its full virtues, Is still considered
the true specific for Kidnel Diseases, Ora
vel, Diabetes, Calculus, Dropsys and those
obscure diseases that undermine life and
rob il of its enjoyment Dr. Helmeold,
who spent fortune in making his discov-
cry known. has lived to see it Endorsed oy
the physicians and people of two conel-
nents. Remember that it il Helmbold's
Extract Bnchu that cures when oil Others
fail.
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Junior Department, per month ......... 81 0C
intermediate department, per mouth s. w
Senior Department, per month. ........-..... y w
Payable monthly al advance.
N % scholar will be registered for less than
one session of twenty weeks. Deductions
will not be allowed unless in cases OF protraet-
ed sickness Scholars entering the school at
any time during the month Of October VIII be
charged Tor the iull month.
The following text books have been adopted
by the Board OF Directors: McGuhey's Spell
ing Book, Watson's Independent headers
Gree mes English Grammar, Maurys Manual
of Geography, VenabIe Intermediate and
Practical ArIthmetics, Venables Elementary
and Higher Algebras BIngham's Latin Gram
mar, harts Composition and Rhetoric.
Seventy boys We're in atte ndance last term.
Boys from IA distance can be provided with
board in private families, at reasonable rates,
If application is made to any of The Directory.
ISYDORE STRAUSS,
Secretary of the Board.
JACKSON, Aug. 6, 1873. au7-2m
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OFFICE AND wAREROOus,
NO N, Liberty St, Baltimore, Mo,

o S "a
In h Grand Square calc = Octay u1u De- u
/
A @ t o con Piau nos lN OF h rom %
u 81
Virgin North Carolina EAs nu m through
Os o he
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THE Seventh session Of this Institute will
IL commence on Monday, Sept. 8, 1873, with
Der Of pupils matriculAted for scholastic year
II and 70, 80.
For further information and catalogues,
apply in person or by letter to
MRS. EUGEN1A CUTHBERT
l4O0 and l4ll Chestnut street,
iy2I.1m 81. Louis, Mo-
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SOMEWHAT MIXED.

Buy Victor Sewing Machine, and it will
prove a good investment. july lott.
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The Improved Victor" Sewing Machine
VIII give perfect satisfaction. ju 5-4t
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See advertisement of John H. Echols,
Agent, in another column.
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KENTUCKY
MILITARY INSTITUTE
Six Miles from ErnnkEorf

TNIIS COLLEGE presents superior advantages,
Il among which may be enumerated a full
Faculty with superior men in every depart
ment, an unusually full course of study, a
strict military discipline, and exemption from
temptations that ordinarily attend college life
in town or city.
Is The discipline Of the camp, combined with
the comforts of home life can hardly be found
elsewhere. Parents solicitous for the moral
as well as the mental CULTURE of their sons can
not do better than to send them to this School
The Twenty-eighth Academic year viii be-
gin on Monday, Sept. lst, 1873. Send for Cat
aIogue 70 COL r. 7. p. ALLEN,
Superintendent
jy 3l-1m Farmdale, Franklin Co, KY.
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN SPECIAL
PREMIUMs.-State Fair admission tickets
are now on sale in this city, by E. III. Scott,
local agent; Gus. Asher, j. 5. Bartield, M.
+. Ash j. j. Rohrbacher, Ward & Jordan,
Johnston & Harrington, West Jackson, and
at Secretary's office. We call attention to
the Plan, and to the number and variety OF
premiums that are to be distributed on the
last day OF the Fair. The principal Premi-
um is two thousand dollars in gold. Who
is to get it?
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Fair Lawn Institute
Jackson High School.

TTlHE Second Annual Term of the Jackson
Il High School will commence on MondA y
October 9th. 1873. Rev. John Hunter will con
tinue as Superintendent of the School; Prof
@. W. McLaurine as Principal. and Mr.. Sci
den Watkins as Assistant. Other teachers
will be employed should the patronage OF the
school justify.
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VICKsBURG & MERIDIAN RAILROAD
(Scheduie taking effect May a. 1879
GOING EAST-Passenger train leaves Vicks
burg at 400 Pm, arrive at Jackson at G45
and leaves at 7:lO PM, reaching Meridian
at Lilo at night.
GOING WEST-Leaves Meridian at l.55 AN.
arrives at Jackson at 7:h5 AN and leaves
at SD, reaches VIcksburg at HOS AN
FREIGHT TRAIN-Leaves Jackson daily
going East at 7:l0 Pm, and goes West At
go Pm.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.
Schedule taking effect July u, 1879
MAIL TR AIN-Lesves Canton, going North,
at $50 AN, arrives at e. Mile Siding for
breakfast, at o.45 A. N. and Grand Junction for
dinner, AT loo Pm.
EXPRESS TRAIN-Leaves Canton going
North, at T. Pm, arriving at Jack son. Te M
next morning at 100.
COMING sOUTH-Express trains arrive at
Canton at 1879 Pm; Express, ll:30 An
n. o., J. & q. N. RAILROAD.
Trains arrive at Railroad Junction as fol-
lows:
GOING SOUTH-Mail, 1:55 P n: Express,
lZjU NJ, and remains 70 minutes tor DIM
ner-
GOING N0RTH-Mail 2:45 A. NJ; Express.
30 P NJ, and remains 70 minutes for sup
per-
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Bellvue High School
Bradford COunty, VA.

TAMEs r. HoLCOMBE, IL D., Principal;
% WTELfAn r. AHn0TT, Associate Principal
Boys will begin Sept 18th Beautiful nnd
healthy location. Fall corps OF Instructors.
Pupils are members Of the family. For ius
address either Principal at Belle
vue p. u. .iy2f-2m
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Straw Hats just received AT
STADEkERS'.
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REPUBLICAN NoMINATIoNs IN THIS
(HINDs1 CoUNrT.-At the Republican
county convention, held on the 4th and 5th
lnsts-, tile following nominations were
made FOR Representatives h. A. Pey ton
90, Geo. hoseley (c), Eugene Wilbourne
(c.), auG J. A Shorter (c.). For Sheriff, w
II. Harvey CO.. For Chaneery Clerk, Fred.
Wolf W.. For Circuit Clerk, N. Hodge
(w). For Treasurer, james Williams (c9
FOR Assessor, - Davis (c). For Coroner
and Ranger, - (c.).
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The Victor machine will stitch, hem.
stitch, hem, fell, cord. bind, gather, puff,
braid, embroider, &c, and will do sill sew
ing required in a family, whether coarse or
tine. The machine is perfectly simple, and
easily learned. Instructions will be given
when parties desire it. The simplest is the
best-Jhe ' ictor is the best. Go and see IL
ut ROBINSON q STEVENS.
july loft