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Prime vanilla Beans

sold Wholesale and retail by
Il. BRINGHURST q Co,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
ALFRED WALTON, Druggist, No. 235 Mar
Ecl street, respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general that he keeps on
h'nd all descriptions of medicines, and that
a competent person Is at all times ready to
prescribe for such sick as call at that store,
and that no charge is made except the regu-
lar price of the medicines, the same price as
they would pay anywhere else; but that no
one Is visited at their residences.
For the Bath.
Bath brushes, Bath Towels Bath Sponges
ami Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, of horse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same class at
T.. BRINGHURST Il Co,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Finest Salad Ou
sor sale by
Il. BRINdHURST h Co.
iels Corner Sixth and Market 'treets
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U'E4 THEE REPORT.
WASHINGTON, January,
PROBABILITIES.

For the Middle States, falling baro-
meter, rising temperature, northwest
to southeast winds and increasing
cloudiness, with possibly light rain
or snow. =
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frs CURED FREE!.

Amy pei son suffering from the above di, :
ease is requested to address DIR. PRICE. and
trial bottle "f meiicin, will be forwarded
by express,
FREE!
The only cost being the Express charges,
which owing 10 my lar1e business, are small
FITS OR EPILEPSY
siu1y for years, and he will arran, tur
by the use OF his remedy.
ID not fnil to send to h,m for trial bottle;
it costs nothins, and he
WILL CURE you,
no matter how long standing Your case may
be, or how many other remedies may have
failed.
Circulars and testimonials sent with
FREF TRIAL BOTTLE.
Be particular to give your Express. as we'll
as your Post Office direction. and
Address, .-...s.
DR.. CHAS. T. PRICE,
janl4-1yd&lyw 81 William st. New York.
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TSNTERPRISE COAL.-Persons who have
Ia been cheated in laying in their winters
supply of Coal should go to Fout and buy a
ton or two OF the Enterprise, as many have
already done. This will help through the
cold weather Good fires add very much to
the comforts of home. Office, Railroad and
Orange streets. jahP75tf
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NJ OTICE.-I hereby give notice that shall
~ apply to the General Assembly OF the
state of Delaware for n divorce from my hus-
band Thatcher Chase.
jan7lmt MARY &. CHASE
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OTiCE.-The Seventh Annual Conyoca
~ tion of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons OF Delaware will be held in the Ma
sonic Hail. in the city of Wilmington on the
Bird Wednesday, that being the goth day of
January, 1874, at IL O'Clock a. nj.
F9 j. p. ALMOND,
Grand Secretary.
Mlddletown Transcript and Sussex journal
copy and send bill to Secretary. decl9-eodtm
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Resumption OF specie Paymen

Wm, II. Babcoek X Co, 2i3 Market street,
! doors below Fourth, will take sitreT IN eX-
change for Boots and shoes TO limited eN-
tend they don't want too much OF 1t how
r1rt.
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NJ OTICE.-I hereby give notice that 1 shall
~ apply to the next Session of the Legis-
latllre OF the State of Delawaref for divorce
from my husband Joseph NJ. Todd.
jan7-lm ELIZABETH IDA TODD.
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sold Wholesale and retail by
Il. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market street
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4 OTICE.--All owners of Real Estate in the
city disposing of the same will please
notify the undersigned, and oblige
EDWARD FARMER,
EDMUND PROVOST,
dec3Otf Assessors.
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NJ OTICE.-I herewith give notice that
~ intend to prefer petition to the. Gen.
yorce from my wife Mary l.. Maxwell.
decl6-2tawlm BENJAMIN ID. MAXWELL.
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MOTICE.-A quarterly meeting of the Trus-
~ tees of the Poor of New Castle County,
will be held ut the Aims House, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 27th of January, 1875, at 10 O'Clock,
4. NJ. Those having bills against the institu.
tion will please place them in the hands OF
the Trustees of their Hundred.
janlltm JOHN W. EVANS Clerk.
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WuMINalos. Del Jan IL 1875.
tmn,st,ons Al tho Brandywins Mills tOT
lfi...,r ,uI tlrtio.- lturraataa Tlailv
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" FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WI AINlFnN

|NorleF' FIRST S.r,os., BANK OF
/ WILMINGTON,
Wilmington, Del, January IA, 1873.
At AN election held on the 18th inst, the
following named Stockholders We're elected
Directors for the ensuing year:
Edward Belts, William Tatnall,
leo. W. Bush, Joshua Il. Heald.
u; y. McComb, Clement b. Smyth,
Eli Garrett, Israel Pusey,
Daniel James.
GEORGE ID. ARMSTRONG,
)ahll-3t Cashier.
nDD FELLOWS HALL COMPANY.-The
Annual MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
Frs OF the Odd Fellows Hall Company OF
Wilmington, will be held in the Hall, on
WEDNESDAY Afternoon, January Goth, 1875,
at O'Clock, for the purpose OF electing a
President, Secretary and Treasurer, and nine
Curators, TO serve for the ensuing year.
HENRY ECkEL,
janiltm Secretary and Treasurer.
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CASE OF WILLIAM J.. CROSBY-CoN-
FLTCTING TEsTIMoNY--soME STRANGE
STATEMENTS,
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VACATION.
The Putting Away of Books


Yes, the Joyous season Of school
girls emancipation is almost here
Groups of beaming, joyous faces can
be seen, and we surmise the all~
absorbing topic, is vacation. The
"coming event" seems to cast no
shadow over their happy hearts only
a faint misgiving that, perhaps, the
examination may not pass, or some>
body's commencement dress may be
little nicer than theirs. All is joy
full anticipation. The long weary
days, the reprimands, the heart
aches, are forgotten now. They can
in imagination raise the vail of tu-
turity and catch glimpse of endless
days of unalloyed pleasure. But
oh the painful realities of vaca-
ton. Then comes the abandonment
of the school room, the hush of hap
py greetings, the silencing of the
mellow notes of the silver bell, a
calm still pervades, where but a
short time since all was bustling'
busy life. Then comes the fond
ssod>byes, the severing of ties the
the shedding of Gears, and the sep
arations. All! when will they meet
again Will it be in autumn when
the earth is putting on her gaudiest
robes, or will it be in spring when
the ground is carpeted with green
and Joyous birds are here to MARBLE
a welcome, or will be in-Eternity J
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Truth is powerful, and will prevail.
From Col. Robert c. Sdcon. pe,y prominent
.,t,-an II E.,,terc..,L. IL

From Col Robert c. Sd.eon. q peiy promiaehi
sitisen Of Crterceaie, Ga.
Dir. OoNNAuanToN--Feel thankful for
the great benefit you have conferred on me and
my son, deem il duty | owe you, and the
community generally, to give statement of our
diseases aud your treatment
have been annoyed with large tumor be.
tween my shoulders for several years. Iplace,l
myself under your care for the removal OF the
same several DAYS ago eheeriully give you
this testimonial, aud will mention that my only
object in rendering you this statement is 10 call
the attention of sufferers TO your extraordinary
method of herb treatment, aud beg them to lay
aside their preiudioer, and try your skill.
pray that you may ENJOY slong life, ahd De
instrumental in the hands Of the All-wise
in restoring the afflicted TO health aud hap
piness am aetu ted purely by my gratitude,
and hope that my letter may not only open the
eyes Of those suffering MS was previous TO see
ing you, but that |. may be source OF salts.
faction to yourself repose unbounded con
fidenoe in your skill to remove the tumor as
agreed to.
My son has suffered for years with epilepsy,
or fits. We have expended great deal OF
money for medicines and doctors bills. Your
treatment, we are satisfied, will finally effect II
complete and radical cure.
| hope this statement may be the means of
inducing other sufferers TO give your system
a fair trial cons Ter your method Of treat
ing chronic diseases the most speedy and eli
lectual ever tried, and ia Justice to yourself sud
tor the benefit of suffering humanity, | would
like for your skill to he generally appreciated,
Very respectfully, X. q. SAXON.
NOTE Col Saxon is very widely known,
and among those who know him no one would
pretend 10 question his statement nor doubt bis
sound Judgment. Ed. Standard and EcPress. ]
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CHEROKEE DOTS,

Col. Joe McAfee and Captain
SewelI are pushing our railroad and
say they will be at Canton by the
lst of September.
There will be railroad meetings
all along the line this week. The
largest railroad meeting ever held in
the mountains will be at Ellijsy on
the I'd of July. A free barbecue
and every body going to attend.
Ben Hill, Col. Bell, Col. Spencer,
Judge Irwin and other distinguished
speakers will be there. Glorious
time ahead.
We hope the Gourd Vine edi-
tors will plant their gorrd seed so
the vines can rup in TO Cherokee.
SINCE the Marietta bachelor
willed me the tooth brush and hair
dye, Esqu re Speer, a widower, has
presented me with a fine suit of new
clothes. All | want now is for some
friend to give me 40 acres and a
know | can merry since George
Gable of Marietta, Sing Haney of
Cherokee and Kale Tate of Pickens,
have married.
had a grand celebration at Neon.
nell's mill last Thursday week. A
large turnout, big basket dinner and
eloquent addresses by Messrs, Carson
and Brewster.
"A grand picnic of Good Tenn
plars came off at Canton last Thurs
day week aid two eloquent address
es by the world-renowned lecturer,
J. j. Hickman, IS members joined.
Sam Robertson was also on hand
Billy Groves was flying around in
behalf of Insurance.
Canton wants a fire engine.
Look out Marietta or she will beat
you. y
Our friend Casey is, doing a
lively business at Woodstock. lie
is agent for the Journal.
Tom Delaney carried to Mari
eta the first -four of theseason.
OUR jon.
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lcOrrecisd Weekly by our Merchants. ]


MARIETTA, LGA, July .. 1875.
FINANCIAL Gold buying a. STA, selling
at Sl.I5. Silver--5uying at sl.0I, selling al
los Exchange-buying at par selling at
premium. Money commands to "A per cent
CoTToN.--ll0i4i
| GRAlN.--We quote white corn size
Wheat, 10. Oats 30 100. Rye none.
FRUTrS-Apples 800 cts,
SEED. quote clover al 5000 per bashel
Blue Grass at S3Uo per bushel
FLOuR.--From $500 to 900.
MEAL, Sis t20 cts per bush,
BULK MEAT 1871 IA per cts. pound
LARD. We quote buckets, 90; cans and
terces, 20
GROCERIES We quote: Sugars--Crush
| ed, Granulattd aud Powdered IS. Coffee A Ia
for extra c -; Yellow c l2. Brown III al3
Tallow, 8. Liverpool salt. 5000; Virginia salt
sos. Candies--iallweigs is % Ginger 35aiO
Spice 81 a40. Pepper 35a40. Starch 10 to 10
Rice ~ foriierces. Java Coffee 81 a 40. Rio
rs 27t New Orleans syrup IS 100. Mo
lasses-50. Cheese, factory 20 a21. Peas
100 $50
FISH -Mackercl, No. | Ezra shore. per
bbls $1,000; No |, Extra shore per. half bhls.
$1,000; No, |, per. bbls $3.50; No. ?, per
half bbls, ; so; No 5, per bbls 1900; No 3,
per half hbls 700; No. |, Extra shore per kits
$500; No. l. Bay per kits 2.25 No. ?. Large
per kits 200 No. B. Large per kits so.
COUNTRY PRODUCE Buying prices from
Wagons. Eggs l2tal5 cents, chickens IL la20 cts
country outer 20 TO %; Tennessee butter
30 to 40.
FACTORY GooDS.--7,s zhis,ag a .
a. sheeling 10 a IL Factory \ - b per
Bunch Prints, 9 a 10; Bleach slrSaa,,sA a;
IL Jeans, 25a75; Concord Jeans, 10.
LINES bushsl barrel 81 20; bush
81 barrel 200
NAlLs.-Per keg, 1Od to God, $500; Sd, 81
Sd, S. IS; ID. 81 90 fine, 80 % finishing, diff
erent kinds of corresponding numbers, zoo on
above prices.
IRON.-Tire 70 inches to by ll2 s.
smaller sizes 50cts advance. Rod; he. Axes
Collins. $l4 90, Shovels Ames', $l7 90
Roland's Sl5 90; Stones $40 so, Solid cast
steel X. II. Is. Coffee mills So 75al0 90. Cast
steel 25o springs - axles l0all, sad iron
o; horse shoe nails lOa2O; ! b IIames $40 90
Observation-Disclosures from stores
Table Peas $500. Onions, 50 40.
POWDER AND SHOT Blasting powder
S6 80; R$6 rs rifle powder per key % pounds
81 80; hall kegs s. b. quarter kegs 81 so.
Patent shot, bag, s. as Buck 81 rs.
LEATHER Calf skius--Domeslii S39a4i
per dozen; French $i5a66 Harness leather
35a45c per pound sole leather hemock. 29a
33t oak 40acl5, split 40c kips, country so
alto pei pound.
HARDWA Hollowware, Savery's &c
Beling 20 per cent off list. Fairbanks scales,
liat net. Manila rope25 Cotton 25c; Jute
i9c; Cotton cards So 10 per dozen. Axle
grease S2l 90 per gross. Picks, common, III;
steel ls; mattocks lSA axehelves $225 per
dozen.
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GEORGIA NEWS

~ Mrs. j. II. Purcell, Of Quitman
shoots all the hogs she finds in her
garden, and this is about as neat a
recipe for g,tting rid of them as
could be discovered.
New Orleans dominates Sena'
tor Norwood for Governor of Geor'
gia.
Mr.. c. E. Zipperer, Of Lowndes
county, has seven thousand five hun
dred silk worm cocoons Of different
colors ready for spinning.
Rev. V. Z. Manget, has &C
cepted the position of assistant prin-
cipal of the Sam Bailey Male lnsti
tute, at Griffin.
A Newman man with light
ming bug mashed on his pants cut
up some curious antics the other
day. He thought he was a6re aud
he shucked himself accordingly,
much to the amusement of number
of ladies who were passing.
"A Jones county man has raised
eighty bushels of clean oats on one
arce of ground
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Home Evidence.
From tho Cartersville (Ga) Standard and
#tH8f Express

From tho Cartersville (Ga.) Standard and
E3 Express
DR.. COMMUNICATION is fast gaining the
confidence oflhepeople Of this coGnty and when
the certificates published today are read there
will not finger the least shadow of doubt in the
minds of our people. that he is really wonder
ful physical. Elsewhere we publish certificates
from Coils. r. &. Saxon, A. MRrschalk. and
Il r. White aud bir j. A. Mcguire, all high
~ commendatory of the Doctors skill These
gentlemen publicly declare their faith in his
treatment aud une uivocaly recommend him
10 all who are afflicted
With ali the evidences before us, we feel safe
in assuring The public that all who try this
great doctors skill will in no case be disappoint
ed There IL no doubt that he is most emf
nent and successful physician. highly educated,
polished, and n regular graduate Ia the science
OF medicine.
Although pr actieug here but a few weeks, he
has effected some wonderful cures. All who
Ii We formed his acquaintance speak of him in
highest terms, aud mention his scientific AMI
literary attachments, aud his iovial aud genial
manners are attracting TO himself large mum
Der of friends aud admirers DR.. Comlaugh-
ton success In almost every form OF chronic
diseases, as evidenced in the numbeiless ceI1ih
Gates in his possession, (many OF which we have
examined stamps him as undoubtedly one Of
the most wonderful physicians Of the nineteenth
century.
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The Public Confidence Well Plao ed

Although the world has ben seeking speci-
fips for disease tor many cenuries, few ind ed
have been found. Promiuem among these lew
is Hostettpr's Stomach Biitgs which years
ago received the endorsemei 81 the medical
profession and was hailed Is press and public
rs the great renovaut and preventive Of the age.
And with good reason, sincetO the weakened
stomach il gives strength, % the torpid liver
activity, to the disorlered bowels regularity,
and to the shaken nervous stem frmDess aud
tone. Under its benignant Influence healihiul
vlgor returns to the debilitalpd and wasted
frame, haccid muscles become compact, the wan
aspect of i'll health is replacedby look ofcheer-
fulness, the mind ceases 10 despond, and flesh
is developed upon the attenng'ed frame. There
IL no exaggeratiOn in this stat ment 1t Is as
true a. That the system is ahect 10 diseAse
Were proof. required 10 subtsntiate the reality
of the comprehensive effects fthe Bitters, there
| is probably not in existence medielne Ia favor
of Which such "a mass of coIcuuent testimony
from the most respectable sqnces, could be adj
ducrd. But the efficacy Of he nations altera-
tive and invigorant has beena matter OF UNI
versal knowledge too long p need any such
corrob0ratOn The fact tina II has It's largest
sales in those portions of the North and south
| American Continents, Mexiesand the West
Indies, in which atmosplslf influences preJu-
dicia to health exists, prove what confidence
is felt in its remedial aud protective virtues.
! In localities where fevers OF anslntermlttent
| type prevail, especially. it liz come to be re-
| garded as an indispensable ecessliy.
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SnMElSavannah ladies' have plede

SoMESavannah ladies have pledg-
ed their word of honor, each to the
other, that they will not, for one
year, purchase any material for
wearing apparel which shall exceed
in cost twenty FIVE cents per yard -
Charleston Meas.
All we'll enough, but the increas'
ed number Of new dresses they will
buy at cheap prices, will overbal-
auce the expenditure for the more
costlier, lasting and handsomer ones,
which will be poor economy in the
long run. Having curtailed their
acknowledgements for a year, just
think of the many fine dresses they
will want at the expiration OF that
time When the husbands and
fathers demonstrates about using up
the savings, they, like Miss Flora
McFIimsey, will be complaining,
81 have nothing to wear"
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-THERE is system of thieving
going in Marietta truly alarming. =
A few nights ago Mr.. l.. G. McLel'
Ian had his saddle and bride stolen
from his stable. On Monday night,
DR.. |. j. M. Goss had saddle and
bride stolen, and on Tuesday night
DIR. J. Matthews had his buggy har'
ness stolen, and also carried off the
Doctors silk hat, and on the same
night nr. Z j. Seize had his buggy
harness stolen. The thieves seem
to have a spite at the doctors as
they are the principal sufferers
We trust the thieves may be traced
and haynessed, with evidence suffice
lent to saddle the guilt upon them,
so as to at once bride their propen-
sites to appropriate things that don't
belong to them.
Since writing the above, Sheriff
Stephens, under circumstsntial evil
dence, arrested three negro men and
stabbed" them. One of them, how
ever, before capture, broke and run
ava.wgs,6red ppon, but he kept his
speed, until our friend, Jack Abbott,
threw down his hat and with the
fleetness of racer, gave chase, and
captured the muscular Hamite. The
negro said: "He neber stole de har>
ness, but he thought dey whar arter
him on count ub one de old stealin'
cases.
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Bio WORDS. I'll hate anything
that occupies more space than it is
WORTH says William lIazlitt; 81
hate to see load of bandboxes go
slongthe street, ar-s- ate to-sve "a
parcel of big words without any
thing in them" We would always
give the preference to band boxes /;
they have an appreciate value, at
least, whereas, big words without
anything in them like sounding
brass and a tinkling cymbal, only
signify the emptiness Of the person
using them.
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Car,ersville, June 10. '75.


! FROM y. 4 Magi9lJ, a Werthy Christian gen
Z. fiss.saiq{ ortriersrilie, Go.
DIR. CoSNAUGHToN Il have not words to
express my gratitude 10 You for your advice
and assistance in my Gaze. Several years ago
nv skull was fractured by an accident on the
railroad was treated by many skillful ply
sicians. and, as last resort went to Atlanta.
where underwent a surgical operation, but
still continued to have eplepiic tits OCCASION
ally. seemed TO be losing ground daily.
Every effort for relief seemed fruit,ss. Your
circulars aud advertisement in the Standard and
Express suggested your remedies; but was
extremely skeptical that they do me any good,
as | had lost all hearts In remedies, and begun
to look upon medicine and doctors with disgust.
However, / obtained one OF your circulars, and
read il carefully. from which came ,o'the CON
c'usion that you understood your business al
least, finally obtained aud commenced your
vigorous treatment according to directions.
The debt Of gratitude owe for the blessing
have received at your hands knows no bounds.
| am thoroughly satisfied, from my experience.
that your medicines will master the worst forms
OF that odiou- disease-epilepsy or fits. / have
recommended you to very many, and shall ever
speak in your praise. j. a. MAGulRE.
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FROM CANTON.

Canton is somewhat dull, yet
the citizens state that business is
improving, and they are looking
forward to the completion of our
railroad to give a decided and per
manent impetus to the growth and
prosperity of the place.
The financial condition of our
county is superior to that of others
in Georgia, Notwithstanding the
court house that was finished last
swinter ala cot ISL $50, which is
being paid according to contract
With an honest pride the officials
challenge any county in Georgia to
show a better record.
Since the publication of Pow
der Springs dots in the Journal, we
d. not think it will need any snake
stories during this year.
Miss Nettie Stanford has open
ed a school at Rhiuehart's chapel.
She also has a Sabbath school in
which Tina Cline, 10 years of age,
committed to memory GO verses OF
the Bible, and Laura Putnam, the
same age, committed to memory 20
verses.
On the 9th a great temper
anco meeting was held in Canton
at the court house. Alter prayer
by Rev. L. B. Ledbetter, speeches
were made by Graod w. Secretary
Robertson and Col. j. j. Hickman.
The Canton brass band furnished
the music. The crowd repaired to
grove and enjoyed splendid pic
mic dinner.
The counsel for Alfred Reece
has fled bill of injunction against
Harrison Black, containing about
ten pages, covering period of Fl
years. Reece prays for restrain
ing order from Judge knight to stop
the Sheriff from collecting certain
fila which was levied on Reece'i
property and temporary injunction
has been granted until August Court
PERsoNNE.
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Marietta Female College Commence
rnent Exsrcises-1875.

Sunday MouE July 4th, Com
mencement Sermon, at Presbyterian
Church, by Rev. John Jones, Of
Atlanta, Ga.
Monday night, July 9th, Sophie
mere Prize Reading
Tuesday night, July 9Th, literary
address, by Hon. VIM. II. FELTON,,
and award of prizes to Sophomore
by George Camp, Esq.
Wednesday night, July 7tb, Els
says by the young ladies OF the
Junior and Senior classes, anc
gradu ating exercises.
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DIR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unftigued pleas.
ure allow me to add thistesiimonial as an adj
ditona evidence Of your superior skill aud IN
precedenied success in treating chronic diseases.
Ny aged mother has been a great sufferer for
spsss~rzs grssii llliraaswu al.2hrfli1
diseases peculiar 70 ladids. We engaged your
services about ten days ago She is improving
very fast under your scientific treatment. and
aud surrounding country. In our business
dealings with YOU we have found you to be a
heightened gentleman, and your department IN
our family has always been that Of kind heart
ed, attentive and polished gentleman. My
dear mother has unbounded confidence In your
skin. Very respectfully, Il. + WnrE.