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A FEW days ago, at a public meeting
al Brownsville, President Bond OF the
Holly Springs, Brownsville and Ohio
railr-ad, stated that about two hundred
thousand dollars had been expended
noon the road, and that the company
was cut OF debt; that it had twen-
tv.two and q half miles Of the best
-osd-bed ia the State, and thirty thou
sand dollars worth Of solvent assets on
hand. Many o. the citizens Of Browns
Vile advocated the connection Of this
with the Paducah road at Newbern,
DVeT county.
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swimmer, who laid direct line for Ca
lais sands, westward Of the pier. AT
halEpast ten o'clock he was in shallow
water, and at forty minutes past ten, in
credible to relate, the brave Mathew
Webb stood on land. He was tired, but
soon recovered, and was conveyed to q
hotel in carriage, where he was rubbed
down and put TO bed. AT one o'clock,
when your correspondent sailed on the
return to Dover, be TRANQUILITY slept.
The doctors have no fears Of serious
consequences. Captain Webb beats
Paul Boynton's time about two hours.
In London the widest enthusiasm pre-
walls, and it is pronounced by the press
to be the greatest physical feat OF the
century,
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COLONEL MOsBY, who is one Of
GrlnTsright bowers, is reported to have
said that he believed the southern peo-
pie make serious mistake in not giving
more active support to General Grant.
Mosby ignores, Of course the suffer-
ings and condition of the people OF Lou
isisna and the almost ruin of New Or
leans by this same Grant.
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Soldiers National Convention.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, August 26.-Word
comes here that the fiRsl arrangements
for the Soldiers national reunion at
Caldwell, September l, 2 and 8, 1875,
are completed. 1t is expected that Gen
erals Sheridan, Logan and Negley, Ex-
Governors Curtin and Hayes, General
COckrell, of Missouri; Governor Allen,
Of Ohio; Hon. George h. Pendleton,
Senators Thurman and Sherman, and
Hou. George w. Morgan, will address
the camp. President Grant is confident
ly expected. A sword captured by Gen
eraI COckrell from Colonel Archer at
Fulton station, Georgia, will be returned
to it's owner with impressive ceremonies.
Many States have responded, pledging
large delegations
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New YORK, August 26-A special ca
BILE dispatch from London states that
news has been received there OF the res
ignation Of the grand vizieT OF Turkey,
who will probably be succeeded by Ma
homud. The HeIzegOvinians announce
the capture by the insurgents Of five hum
dred Turkish troops.
BELGRADE, August 26.-The popular
feeling i'm Servia Is so strong in favor Of
the insurgents thatitis feared the govern
ment will experience great difficulty in
preventing conflict with Turkey.
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RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENOE.

held at the Read house, in Chattanooga, Ten :
nessee, on August "A, 1875, the death of WIN. b.
GREENLAW, which occurred at his residence
at Memph s, on the 23d inst, was announced.
The following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, In the providence of God, our
beloved, true and faithful friend and copaTt-
ner in our Association has been called by an
All-wise God from the walks of life to a happy
and eternal home. In our long intercourse
with him we have ever found him a genial
companion, true friend, faithful and contid-
ing in all hls business relations In life, a true
christian and an honest man.
Resolved, THAT we deeply deplOre the death
of our friend and partner, William b. Green
law.
Resolved That we sincerely symyathize with
his friends and relations in their great loss.
CAMPBELL WALLACE,
j. W. SLoSS, Sec'y. Chairman.
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SPORTING NEWS.


SARATOGA, August 26-The first race
to-day in the amateur regatta was for
senior double-sculls, and was won by
Courtney and Robinson, of Union
Springs, in 12:434. Distance, three
miles.
The second race was for four-Oare d
shells, contested by the Beaver Wycks,
Atlantas, Mutusls, Duquesnes, Buffsios
and AIgonauts, and won by the Allan
tas. Time, 1S:324.
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IrsfrJTds Us pleasure to note the con-
tiuutd progress Of the work at the mouth
Of the Mississippi. A correspondent Of
the New Orleans Times, writing on the
twenty-second, says that no practical
man can spend six hours at Port Eads
without becoming thoroughly con-
WINGED thai the contractors know what
they are about, and therefore will make
the scheme = speedy and permanent sue
cess. 81 think" he says, "you may tell
your people to get ready to send their
large steamships to New Orleans next
MAY 81 furthezt. Cotton Of the crop Of
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GENERAL A. p. STEWART, one Of the
most gallant Of the eX-officers Of the
Confederate army, aud gentleman OF
culture and high educational quallfics.
tions, has been making tour of Missi5-
sippi in the interest of the State univer-
sity, Of which he is president. We hope
he has been abuGdantly succs sssful.
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Declaration OF War.

WASHINGTON, August ga tele-
gram received at the navy department
this morning from Captain Edward
Simpson, commanding the United
States steamer Omaha, announces that
the State of Panama has declared war
against the government of Colombia.
The department INN ediately issued or
ders to Rear Admiral Mullsny, COM
manding the nor,h Atlantic station, to
hold his available force in readiness to
proceed without delay to the Isthmus,
If necessary, to protect American inter-
eGtS
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COwaEdly AasassinattOn

BATHURST, N. B., August 26.-This
morning, while Gihbs's menagerie was
getting under way for this place, three
men crawled up within fifty yards OF the
tent occupied by the canvas men, and
fired two shOt-guHs, instantly killing
William Spearing, of Calais, Msine, and
dangerously wounding Amos Wagner,
OF Liverpool, Nova Scotia. After firing
the men ran toward the shore, their
tracks being seen after they jumped over
the cliff. The sheriff and large posse,
with the coroner, Immediately left in
search OF the murderers. The only rea-
son known for the murder is a dispute
that arose between the circus men aid
some rougbs who were trying to gain
admittance without paying last night.
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TIE London Standard asserts that
"History will cay that Andrew johnson
was The one great man who spIeaIed
upon the northern side during the pro-
gress of The war Of separation" At that
rate the south furnished all the really
great men Of the war. And she did.
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New YORK, August 26-The Turner
convention closed to day. In the fore
noon a congress Of the leaders was held.
1t was resolved to Ieier to the central or
gsDization the feasibility of a plan for
securing the introduction of gymnastics
in the German-American teachers SEM
mary. A vote of honor was given to
Fred Bertsch, of Cincinnati, for an IS
say on gymnastics. 1t was resolved tC
urge upon the Turner societies the pro-
priety Of q representation at the Phila.
deIphis Centennial. The Turner con.
vention closed to-day. The prizes will
be distributed tonight, when a grand
ball will be given at Turner hall.
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The Nashville UaiOn and american
announcing the fact that the term Of
Senator Norwood, Of Georgia, expires 10
March, 1877, Gays that among those on
whom the succession may fall are men
toned, Hons. Alex II. Stephens and B.
II Hill
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HOnmOuth Park Races.

LONG BRANCH, August 26.-The extra
meeting at the Monmouth park opened
to-day. In the first race for purse of
5OT G8S Gs9yar @e Se6tS49 SRs4af neta G{HT%sr Vsn
derbiIt, De bi Gems Censor G ffIIy; 3 DICKENS, a. fliy;
Camden, Revolt, Bungoo, Windem,
Long Branch, Vernango and Warrior
slrarted. The race was won by Spend
riit by length, GillyfiOwer second, and
Century third. Time, :453.
The second race was for a purse Of
S400, one mile and half, for three year
Olds. Goldmine, Pspermaker, Cofee'5
Panics, colt; Jack Twigg and Nernaugo
started. The race was won by Paper
maker by four lengths. Time, 2:49f.
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TIE statement is now going the
rounds of the ChicsgO papers that Mrs.
Lincoln is not sDd never was insane,
and that her confinement was an. out
rage without parallel, prompted by the
basast of motives. She is out Of the asy-
lum and is with her relatives at Spring
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Ss k1s Il ZRAA " c. COss
Macon, Ga, and PhiLadelphia.

The symptoms of Liver Complaint ara un-
eaSiness and pain in the side. Sonnet mes the
pain is in the shoulder, and is mistaken for
rheumatism. The stomach is affected with
loss OF appetite and sickness, bowels in gen
eral cOstiVe, sometimes alternating with lax.
The head is trOublet with pain, ard dul,
heavy sensation, considerable loss Of memory,
accompanied with painful sens alton OF nav
ing left undOne something which ought 10
have been zone. Often COMP lining of weak
many Of the above symptoms attend the dis
ease, and at other time IS very few o them; but
the liver is generally the organ most involve :.
Nearly ali diseases originate from lndiges
ton and TOrpidity of the Liver, and relief is
always anxiOusly sought afIer. II the Liver
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TaE Birmingham Independent learns
that Colonel Stanton, the general super
intendent OF the Alabama and Chatta-
nooga railroad, is in New York perfect
ing arrangements for the equipment OF
the road with fine coaches and engines.
He intends to Iun an exIress-train from
Chattanooga to Meridian in a few
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THE Chicago ard Northwestern rail-
road company having been fined one
thousand dollars with costs because one
OF its conductors kissed q Miss M'-
Crackeu, the st. Louis Times asks "sup-
pose he hsd murdered her; would the
company have betn banged?n
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nnaraER PRSRaHILIrIEs.

v WA7HIN6IUNt Ausust . a-ul.
FsT he gJaf States, Tennessee and The
ohio UIVeJ, party c'O1l5y and 10drmer
lC1a,heT, 1rith ecst TO south tOiF1ds, slight
changes in the barometer and light local
Tdfias ia the s1uthtrEst
The Ohio -iygr tCW continue to JdL
TIE Mississippi lgW flF rapidly, e1ceDt
at Nor Orls1ns and VIcEs5urg, 1chcre
4 JciU remain stationary, or Jul slightly.
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Fruit for Europe.

PHILADELPHIA, August 26.-The
steamship Ohio, which sailed to-day for
Liverpool, takes out twenty-four hun
dred crates OF Delaware peaches. The
steersge Of the ship has been turned into
q refrigerator and provided with fans for
keeping up constant current Of cold
air. This is the fret venture Of the
kind,
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ELSEWHERE we publish resolutions
passed by Sam Tate and associates,
marking an appreciation Of the lats w.
B Greenlsw creditable to the strongest,
the waruest and the best frien Dis of that
gentleman
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Erie Creditors.

NEW YORK, August 26 The COM
mittee appointed by the English bond
holders and stockholders OF the Erie
railway, TO MAKE an inspection OF The
main line and its branches, begans its
lsbors to-day, and expect to be en-
gagged three days.
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NOTICE.-The Stockholders of the CLERKS
~ BUILDING AND SAVINGS ASSOCIA-
TION ale notified that all the stock having
been subscribed, their first irstslIments are
now due and payable at the Office of the Secre-
taTy, No. s Madison street. All stock not paid
for by the 9th day of september, prOximO,
will be re-sOld. The first meeting for loans
will be held at the office of the company, No.
Madison street, on WEDNESDAY evening,
September Sth. at ~ O'Clock.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JNO. W. BRUSH, President.
PHILIP B. JONES, Secretary. au27
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Wednesday, September l5, 1875,

within legal hours, the following descri bed
property, situated in shelby county, Tennes-
zee, tO-wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner OF tract
of $50 acres Of land conveyed by Solomon
Rozzell to b. l.. RozZell; thence south with
the east line of said 100 acre tract l6 chains 56l
links to a stake on the north side of 30 feet
avenue; thence west with the north side of
said avenue chains and 3z linBs to a stake
at the southeast corner of lot No. 3 on the plan
of tue subdivision Of the Harris 10 acre tract !;
thence north with the east line of said lot No 3
10 chains and So links to a stake in the north
boundary line OF said 100 acre tract; thence
east with said north boundary line to the be-
ginning, said lot being lot on the plan of
the said Harris subdivision, and containing
about 10 acres.
Also-The following tract or lot OF land,
known and designated as lot No. upon a
plan of the grounds of W. ID. Brown, on the
Pigeon RoOst road, surveyed by VIM. Crane,
March %, 1856: Fronting on Browns avenue 2
chains and 70 links and running back between
parallel lines chains and 25 inks to RoZzeII
avenue, containing ~ acres, more or less.
Terms OF Sale-The SUN Of $3.50 TO be paid
cash; balance in six and twelve months,
notes with approved security, bearing Interest
from date; lien retained TO further secure
same, etc.
This August %, 1875.
"A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. Black, d. c. and NJ.
" ilSOn & Beard, Attorneys auZ7 selBl5
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HALIFAX, August 26.-Great excite
ment has been caused at Bear river by
the burning Of barns belonging to the
brother and cousin Of Mrs. Robbins.
The fire is supposed to be the work of
her husband, who murdered her Thurs
day last. He is supposed to be secreted
in the WOODS One hundred men are
searching for him,
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FOR ALL DISEASES Il THa LGYsR. SIQaaEa AND RPLEKN

is SegU 2ted in its ion, health IS almost Ig-
variably secured. Want of action i'm the liver
causes Headache, Constipation, JauudlCe,
Paiu In the sh'uiCcr~ coughs, Chisi-, UIZZl-
ness Sour STONE b, a-I taste 70 the ga "a,
Bilious Attacks, PaiPitatnu ut the H-sT., De-
pres ION Of spirits, o. the ues, anu q hum
dred other symp'ru- for wui ~ = 'al- -
LIVES RsGt L. gs2sI is me best remedy
Elt- .dS ever "eei yFeTtd. u acts mildly
eII-ctG4lIy, and b,tug q simp'e vegetable
cmpouu1, C can do no injury IN any quuutf-
lfS iLat 10 may ue taaeu. 10 l- harW' 'eSS I'm
every way: 10 has been used for forty years.
and rUuiTeds OF the good ana great from oil
p7Its of the country VIII vcuch for IS beng
the pgEUss and best.
TIE CLERGY.
'Ny wife aId self Lave used the Regulator
for years, ana TESTIFY 10 its great vir.u5 ~
REV. J. +. EELDEs, Perry, Ga.
LADIES' IEDy.-E -EAtENT.
81 have given your medicine a thorough
trial, and in no case b0s 10 failed to give fui
SatislacuOu.'-ELLEN HEACHAM, CHaJJshOy.
SHERIFF BIBv COUNTY.
81 nave used your hegu iatOr with successful
effect i'm Bilious Collie and Dyspepsia It Is gu
excellent remedy, and certainly a public
blessing" &C. MAsTE EsOS, BIbU county, ga.
Ny WIFE.
Ny wife has suffered from a derDugemelt
or me Liver Tor ears mas tried sey ersi emil
ueut physicians 10 no effect, and finally de
rlYed more benefit from the Regu alto than
anything else. ."-REUBE~ ruSEs. .Euthbzrt, Ga.
"I think simmons Liver regulator Oze OF
the best medicines eyer made f5I the Liver
My wife aud many others have used it wiiu
wonderful ei1ecJ.'-E IA SPARKS, Albany, Ga
y. D.
81 have used the Regulator in nv fgmiIy,
and also in my regular practice, AMI hEVs
found 10 a most valuable and satisfactory
medicine. aud believe ii it was used by TIE
profession 10 would be o. ST -Vice ia very many
cases. l know very much Of its com Oreut
parts, and can certify It's medicinal qualities
are perfectly harmless."-B. r. GEIGGs, q. -.
Macon GA.
EX-MENi BER LEGISLATURES.
''The Regulator was used 10y me for COsliyr-
EeS-, and had a very happy elect aud th4-,
in my opinion. the same Is good medicine"
j. A. FCRLOW, Esq, AmeTiCus, Ga.
EDITORIAL,
We have faste1I ~ I-IrTiI1 y,,-go~,. .r,- ,,y
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some time to visit your beautiful city,
aud accept your kind hospitality.
Yours in the love of one undivided
country, W. p. KINIBALL
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Itis eminently a Family Medicine, and ~
being kept ready for immediate resort, VIII
save many an hour Of suffering and many q
dollar in time and doctors bills. Alter over
Forty Years trial IL is still receiving the most
unqualified testimonials to its virtues from
persons OF the highest character and response
bility. Eminent physicians commend II as
the most EFFECTUA a l. ~ IFtt for Con
stipatiOn, Headache, Pain in tine should is
Dizziness, Sour stomach, bad taste in the
HOuth, bilious attacks, PalpitaliD IN Of tine
meart, Pain IN the region of the kidneys, des-
pOndency, gloom and fOrebOdings OF evil, all
of which are the offspring OF Diseased Liver.
II you feel Dull, DrJwSy, DebiHtated, have
frequent Headache, mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite, and tongue coated, ou are sunering
from Torpid Liver, or d" BtliouSneSs," and
nothing will cure you so speedily and perula-
nently. The Liver, the largest organ IN Jns
body, is generally the seat OF the disease, and
If not regulated in time, great suffering
wretchedness and death will ensue.
Armed with this AntdOte, all climates ana
changes of water and food may he faced with
out fear. As a remedy in Malarious Fevers
Bowel Complaints, Restlessness, JaUn ice,
Nausea, the Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the World.
al have never seen or tiled such a simple
efficacious, satisfactory and pleasant remedy
in my life."-H. HAINER, st. Louis, Mo.
HON. ALEX. H. STEPHENS.
al occasionally use, when my condition re
quiresit, DR.. simmons Liver Regulator, with
good effect. Hon. ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA.
I" Your Regulator has been in use in m
family for some time, and am persuaded Ii
is a valuable addition to the medical sci
nce."-3Ov. J. GILL SCOOTER, Alabama.
"I have used the Regulator in my family FOL
the past seventeen years. can safely recon-
mend it to the world as the best medicine
have ever used for hat class of diseases it pur-
ports to cure."-H. +. THIGPEN.
PRESIDENT OF CITY RANK.
"SimmODs' Liver Regulator has proved
good and efficaciOus mCdicine-C.A a. NUTTING
DRUGGIST.
"We have been acquainted with D.. Inn
mons Liver Medicine for more than tWt n
yraa mr. Knny- n he a RE- IL
latOr offered to the public IN. e, LYON and
h. L.LYON, BellefODtaiue, Ga.
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ADDITIONAL RIVBR REPORTS


CINCINNATI, August 26. - Night
River falling, with u feet 10 inches
~ater in the channel. Weather clear
ald pleasant.
PTTTsBURG, August 26.-Night-River
falling, with feet inches water in the
channel. Weather clear and pleasant.
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SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL.

lg7 and le9 n. Charles Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Esta Ilished 1872
Boarding d bay school for Young Ladies'
ppY,yc,p.,s1 Mr.. & Mrs. Wilson NJ Cary
Mrs. eneral John Pegram.
French the Language spoken. tyN
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sUGAR-RoUsE FAILURE,

BALTIMORE, August 26.-Sterling,
AherDs & Co., said to be the largest ST.
gar importing house in the United
States, suspended payment this after.
noon. Aherps think the liabilities
amount to about two hundred thousand
dollars, but if the assets are iudiciCusly
administered the creditors can ultimate
ly be paid dollar for dollar. He assigns
as the causes for the failure the general
depression of business and the shrink
age in the value Of coffee and sugar, Of
which the firm have large stocks. They
have also ? large amount Of real estate
not at present available. A detailed
statement of their affairs will be pre-
pared as quickly as possible.
1t is now ascertained thst their liabili-
ties are about two million dollars, aud
that half Of which, one million, Is due
in Baltimore to merchants, banks and
private banking houses. The firm em-
ployed three hundred men in their re-
fneries and barrel factory. The imme-
diate cause of failure is said to be the
shrinksge in mol8sses.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

OATES On Sunday, August I'D, at lC6 Ex-
change street, of consumption, Mrs. THOMAS
l. OATES, aged thirty years.
The remains were inferred at Huntsville,
Alabama.
MAHONY-The friends and acquaintance
of Mrs. Thos. Mahony are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Of her oldest son, JOHN,
from her residence, At Charleston avenue, this
(FRIDAY) morning at nine o'clock.
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OAUTToN.

Buy no Powders or Prepared SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR unless in our en- raved
wrapper, with Trade Mark, Stamp and sigma
ture unbrOken. None other is genuine.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAh Est ATD.

county Chas. J. Harris, administrator, ETC.,
VS.. Sallie h. Harris ct al.
DY virtue of an interlOcutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the I'd
day of July, 1875, will SELL at public auction,
to the highest biiGer. in front of the Clerk
and Masters Office, courthouse building, Main
street, Mem phis, Tenne ssee, on
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IMPORTANT FAILURES.
The Bank Of California, aft. r an In
exsmpled Career Of Prosperity,
Closes Its D. Ors J oreyer.
Stateinf Mt Of the President snd Cashier
Failure Of the Largest Sugar
House in the United States.

SAN FRANCISCO, Au gust % AT fl
o'clock this evening, the representatives
OF the press met ia the presidents othce
of the Bank of California. The follow
ing written statement was received:
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Antwerp, August 26: Arrived, State
OF Nevada, from Philadelphia.
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W. z. MITCHELL'S SCHOOL
no. sos Third street.

TEIHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENC CES
L September lst, Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
at the school room.
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SUMMONS LIVER REGUJ ATOR

For Dyspepsia, Constipation, JaUndice, Bill
ious Attacks, Sick Headache, Collie, DepreSs
ion of Spirits, Sour Stomach, Heartbu III, Etc
1T HAS MO Bo
is a faultle's family medicine.
Does not disarTaDge tue system.
= sure to cure if taken regularly.
Is no drastic violent medicine.
Does not interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies,
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WE publish this morning the facts of
another case Of Iynching-this time in
Florida.