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The New York herald., 1877-11-01
TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 81, 1877.
The sloop-of-war Enterprise has boon ordered 10
follow the Plymouth to Vera Cruz previous to which,
however Board OF Inspection, by order OF tho Secrc-
tary of tho Navy, will examine and report upon tho
construction OF tho Enterprise. This ship Is OF
the eight new sloops recently built ana has never
made cruise. She came here from the contractors
hands mt Portsmouth, n. H., months ago, and has
been undergoing repairs over since ShpbuiIdcrs
here pronounce her botch OF q man OF war.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
THE ossIpEE AT FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Oct 81. 1877
The United States steamer Osspee arrived here from
New York this morning.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01

THE NEW sLooP OF WAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GOING REPAIRS EVER SINCE HER coNsTauc-
TON.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
VIEW PUBLICATIONS..

VIEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 SOCIAL ETIQUETTE ~ NEW yokk.
N. seventh Chapter.
Etiquette OF Dinner Giving
and Dining Out.
See HOME JOURNAL; out to-day.
For sale every where. Siugle copies. centa
Yearly oubscrl ptons reduced 10 ~.
MORRIS. PiIILIiPS CO. Park place. New yosh.
1,IIAr GIRL or MINEi
Il THAT GIRL or MINRe
THAT GIRL OF MiSEi Have you seen THAT 'siri of
Mine ~ She Is charming and interesting, and can be sscn
bookstore or ~ any news agents You can ges her
for % cents. covered vita for ~ covered VIII
Svcufo her ~ once you will regret H. Shc
viii be sent ono per mail On their emnS tho price
e S. YkTxissox = BROTHERS, ghrsaslphls,P p
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
"
NEWTON. EEB%S.

This school, for males and females, com
menced lis fl ISL session on Thursday, the
22d Of September, 1876, and is under the
immediate supervision OF q Board Of
Trustees. The services Of Mr.. t. II.
Campbell have been secured for the next
ten months as Principal, a Virginia gen
t!eman, and a graduate of Hampden Sid
nev College. Va, one Of the oldest amt
most reliable Institutions in the United
States.
1t is the intention to render this a per
manent school, established on a fair and
sound bass. We assure the public that no
effort sh.ll be spared to make the school
one, in every respect, we'll deserving us
patronage and confidence, and it shall be
The aim and strenuous ~endeayor, both OF
Principal and Trustees, to give to the
school a high moral tone and impress.
In view. Of the stra; ghtened clrcum-
stances of the people. the tuition has been
Put down at the lowest possible figure, and
therefore it is necessary that it be paid
promptly. The terms are, for ordinary
English branches, s. 60 per month; the
classics and higher mathematics, 81 q
Those wishing to pursue the scientific stud,
les. So 90 will be changed. Good board
can be obtained in private families for
$40 90 per month.
For further particulars address Mr.. 1.
Fl. CAMPBELL, or any member OF the
Board, al Newton, Miss.
DIR. Nj. Ii. WATKINS, Pres't,
DIR. J.C. MCELaoY. sec'y,
TBOs. II. THOMPSON, Trus.
MAsToN p. WILLIAMS,
JAKRED WATTS,
Maryatt II. Watkins, Marine Watkins
and NJ. r Watkins. will board and pas
tuition, Tor English branches, for ten col
lars per meath, and for classical, twelve
dollars per month. My ).
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
NtN AdYArtiSemantS

II you wish to preserve copies Of Your
letters see card headed Copy Your Let
.er.."
Read the card Of Scmple d Birge Man
ufactur!ns Co, 81. Loais. They deal ez-
;ensi gcly ia machinery.
Sells & Co., commission merchants, St.
Loajs, are perfectly reliable and give
prompt attention 70 all business entrusted
to them. See card.
Ma l:son Home, Cinoin72::. i = gooa
ami cheap place at which to stop. The
prpprietore give goods meals and do"Ey
beds and make the traveller comfortable.
Price. renowned baking powdera, Ca
vorjng extracts, &C., are too we'd known u
require recommendation. They are &C
know edged to be the best in tie oarke:.
DR.. ". II Tutt, the well known med
icine man. has a conspicuous advertise
ment in another col@nu. He is among
the few patent medicine nlen who are
honest. Liver pills are his specially.
The St. Louis Law School is one Ct the
best schools in the country, having, As it
locs, able lawyers to give instructions and
lectures on the various kinds OF law.
Young men contemplating going to a Law
sehool could not attend Il better than the
above named. For particulars, see card.
Newton Academy, Newton, Miss, has
an advertisement in t%o-iay's paper. The
principal is a young man and a graduate
Of Hampden Sidney College. Parties de
string to send their children to 6 good
school, situated in a pleasant village,
would do we'll to correspond with the trus-
tees Of Newton Academy.
Brady's Family Bitters are advertised
elsewhere. They have been awarded the
highest premiums at several State Fats s,
which is undoubtedly a good recommend
ton for them. and physicians commend
them az a cure for consumption, coughs,
dyspepsia, etc. The bitters are said to be
a sure preventive against chills and fever
and a strengthened and blood purifier.
They are manufactured by s. S. Clarke,
Louisville, Ky.
The Kentucky Cash Distribution Co.,
having been recognized and its privi-
leges, franchises, etc, transferred to an en-
tire new company, will give their grand
drawing at Louisville, KY, Saturday, June
30h, 1877, on which occasion they will
distribute to fortunate ticket holders the
sum of 1910, go, currency in prizes, rang
ing from the magnificent gifts of $50 90,
$4,000, $4,000 down to SO. The Farm
ers' and Drovers' Bank will act as Treas-
urer. and all moneys arising from the sale
of tickets will be placed there as a guaraE-
Tee and trust fund for the safe and prompt
payment OF gifts. This Distribution oaers
better advantages 70 the public than any
vet presented, viz: only 600 tickets and
more thgn one half the gross receipts dis
tributed. The drawing will promptly &C.
cur on the day advertised, jane 5oth. The
offcers Of the company are in the Courier
Journal building. Attention is cal ed TO
their displayed advertisement IN another
column.
Numerous other new cards are insert
ed. bat we haven tspacs to notice them.
Read them any how.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
CiIN COnHtii.

At a called meeting OF the Board Of
Mayor and Aldermen held at the Mayors
office Nav tth, 1877, all were present ex-
cept Jacob Sern.
Minutes OF the last meeting read and
approved,
The following ordinance in relation 10
uucurrent funds WAS adopted:
Wuereas, There is now remaining IN he
Treasury If the CITY o. Bropkuaven -
IN rncurrant funds County paper) and
the Treasurer OF said ci.y Is unable 10 dis
burse the saf>e by reason Of It's beiHg uH-
current and below par; therefore
b il ordained, That the Treasurer OF
said CITY bv and he j, Hereby authorized t.
sell said fJnds tor the best price he CA
| procure fJr cash, and dat he purcna-e cits
warrants and county warrants OF 1871 Is
sue with The proceeds thereof On The OrSt
l,rms be can atd rr.uru the sane to the
city Treasury; the city warrants To I've c&n
c,i,d b, the Eoarl 4 Ala,or and Alder
| men and coauty wItrauIs OF the issue oi
1871 so purchased, 10 Dc disbGrs"I by SAID
treasurer IA taking W paHper war-1"tS,
issued 10 ely laupers.
A ordinance IN relation to lots and
lands hgio giug 10 lAe corporation vas
pGop;ed as follows;
Where's, On tae first Monday in Nav,
1873. AN! days following, &C tin lo.s and
/ lands wing in the corporate limits ot
~Brookhaven we're sod for delinquent taxes
/ due thereon to raid cljy COR the ii cal year
1871, ard purchased by the Mayor and
/ Aldermen Of sand tily; and whereas. The
time Tor the redemption OF snid lots and
i,rI, ,,tl Ay0ltp IAN The fl st Monday OF
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
There lie Is.

Not long ego a number Of young ladies
were promenading on Jackson street, and
Just as they approached the crossing ON
Cherokee, a young gentleman rode mp, and
az he did not wish to appear impolite, he
came to a hslt to allcw the promenaderS
TO pass, and not wishing to break their
ranks. he remained there until they did
pass. He was L nice looking little fellow,
and while the young ladies' We're passing
he scarcely knew what to do or where to
look. lie knew he was in a conspicuous
place, and this knowledge, coupled with
the fact that so many bright eyes weregaz-
ing on him, rendered his position a very
embarrassing one. Those that were passing
were not slow to discover this; they saw
that he was restless, and exhibited great
anxiety about something. One Of them,
however, to relieve the monotony, or, per
haps, to have a little innocent fun, slight
ly pointed and sald;
There he isl'
He heard it, and it came upon him Ike
a clap Of thunder; but finally he looked
cage " to gee if he could recognize the
one who referred to him thus, bat before
he could do 50 another one said;
Il believe it il him."
This made the man on horseback mere
uneasy, and he was apparently wondering
what coald be the meaning Of all this,
when his ears were greeted with a more
positive assurance that
"'Iis him, sHre!'
This made him appear 30 dimihutiVe
that he could have crawlsd into an anger
hole He looked badly, and ne felt sorry
fer him, but under the circumstance we
could not render him any assistance. The
Young ladies' continued to pass slowly, and
they we're smiling and he was biu4hing az
only a bas1fnl young man can blush. FL
nallv his face frightened up and assumed
that p'easant'look which a man does some
time. when he ~imagines he is free from
farther torture and trouble; but a!as! he
,sas doomed to bitter disappointment, for
you can imagine his great surprise when
the attack vas renewed ley TIE sound Of a
sweet voice saying:
"He is 50 mach Ike his daddy, amt
h,c"
This made him grin one OF those ghast-
" grins that indicated how badly he felt
The red blush mounted to his check, and
he sn;ngerel one Of hose awful singers
tho, would make a laughing man mad, Or
cause him to hush for pity's cake, Any
feeling man would have he'd pity on him,
bit it did not excite he sympathy Of
hose young ladies, for one Of them gave
him another thrust in this wjse:
"It does look like HIM, fur.!'
When the eQuest'ion heard this he
looked Ike a man wlo Vas contemplating
eel -ies,rnction. He lacked wild and
frantic. He was one OF The most miscr-
rble.uneaay, restless, wretchei-Iooking men
that has found existence on this earth since
the fall Of our ances:o,r.AdAm. lie looked
like he would have been willing to ez-
change his interest in all the contemplated
glory of this world, it he cou'i only have
ap On cut Of the presence OF. those young
ladies. Tie fellow WIS growing b All
rYiGv les4-in fact. h9 looked ike he was
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

One of our sevlng machine agents was
approached the other day by a person who
was soliciting subscriptions iot the pur-
pose of buying an organ for a ce't.In
church. He politely told the solicitor that
they had be,t.r purchase an Improved
Singer, that would make music for the
household.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

No peop'e IN the world suTer as much W ~
dyspepsia rs Americans Althuugn velrs of eX-
~pnriance il ne !iclne had failed to accomplish a
certain and sure ,elnedy for this disease and its
effects, surh a. 70ur stomach, heartburn. W ,te 9
Drnsu, sick headache, costiTeness, pH2ltation Of
the heart. lver compliant, coming up oft9e fooi,
Tow spirits, general dtbltltY, etc, vet Sihce IA"
intro3Gcu09 of Gres7's +tg1tst Fi1wr We believe
tatte Is no case 81 dysDap.;a laat cannot De IN
melatr.y relieved 80 ,G)' dozen Sold Tart year
wti3ut one case Of failure rero.t'd. Go to
"a auia 'ottie tar IT, cent. atd NV g.. Two doses
WI re..cva LA.. ~ " -. = COY. d .o-21
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

Convinced, from an accurate ard close
observation in he wards ni lie Great
Charity Hospital, a The sanitary effects OF
E~Gi9ChoniCita Sa!ic;r,
for he abortion aul cure Of Chills and
Fever, Ccnee-tiye, Rcmiuent end Bilious
Remittcnt Fevers, | feel confident in an
n"uncing to those who are EXPOSED to the
Nl'arial influence and to those who are
already suffering from the destructive
effects Of this maystericus and SUBTLE poi
son, that this has been the most succe.Stu!
agen, employed in the treatment Of those
diseases by the Physicians OF the Charity
Hospital.
During the last few years Malalial Fe-
yer has ptevalied with AN alarming pre-
v~aiency, especially last fall when over
Five Hundred Torsons were Treatod,
S3ec q" Effects % TINS eXtraoTd nary Compound.
In all case wGCre the mcdiCiu: was administered
II; TtVa.la1 y ab0rtet the fcYac aal infGe .Cej. N
an ..creuiaie sl0}t tilun, to complete TecOVeTr.
In o.i and chronic c,ses It VIII pe found equally
rnicaciGus in hUlaigg up the NISCH'4r ~ stem and
sil7.rit.Hg the poison from the blood.
To persons .emote fio,n professional interior
enge Of VINO are unable 10 procure such services,
thjs VII particularly amply.
When the approaching piroXysIG o. stack Is
felt, by jt3 peclslar sensation On the blood and
II ryouS system. & few doses o:t9a medicine y Il
com. late 2 arrest the disease and t~OlastAe p-tsn.
mp TO p~reyenta susceptibility Oirecl renee.
CiuChOnIdia Sal Gin seems 10 cXe.c an extra
crd;ns. y influence il relieving congeatsd liver
an! 'pieen, AID restoring the Led blood co =
Huseles. cease where the system his nec0ne
much degraded from cont nucd attacks, tire
combination Of about 10 to 10 dgO2s 1.nctute a.!
IRON thrice d ty before meals, viii restore With
Nss'fgtsr rs,,tltV kNaprF N--a1 1Df n NAV
ed at HAYES DRUG SrORi, q Canal Stree,
near the Ley9e, New Orleans. Apil l2-4m.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
Cn1rG.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and ndiscretion of youth, nervous weak
uess. early decay, loss of manhood, &c, |
VIII send q recipe that will care yon,
FREe OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a self address envelope
10 he REV. JosrPH 7. INMAN, Station D.
Bible House, New Yo.k, Nov. 9-6m,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
F. NJ. MARTIN, Secretary.


You say consumption cannot be
1t can, by this new principle,
new way, DR.. !. II. McLean's Cough
and Lung Healing Glohules. The heal
ing gas generated when sucking them
being inhaled, stop tuhercula irritation
and cure Coughs, Cold, Hoarseness,
or any diseases Throat OF
Lung. Trial BOXES by mail, 25cts. DR..
j. II. McLean's Office, 3l4 Chestnut, St.,
Louis. Mo.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

II you suffer rom sick Or nervous haelacHe,
mornilg sickness o. neuralgia, 20 T. Yolr drug
Victor Headache Powders. o. j. b He.5lrY )
Salem, II. J., viii mail them post pad. 4
single gGwdc. actually cures the nO't dlStre-s4rE
tlraly h.rmle>s. a phvs!ci%n's discovery all We
guarantee it 10 do all we claim. You can get the
- &c t packs o. the 10 cent tria. SIZE at + II.
Martin y co or DaugGtry 4 SInVl!e, IN Book
haven, and at all other trst-ciaSs d-ugS.st5 every
where Convince v|OurSeit. jan. 4-lY.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

We wish to caution users Of DR.,
price's Cream Baking Powder against
buying it in bulk. U~Hprtncipied deal
ers are mixing -four and olher sun
stances with it., and selling 1t as Or,
rtice's. Buy il only Ia cans %lu II MI
make lie hter. sweeter and healthier BIS
cults. cakes. etc.,than any other il TIC
market.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

TIRE combination OF more than one ac-
ton IN a sen lug niachi - or a~gfIcultuf-
al implement increases its value. and
we d. II Il wonder at the enlarglng de-
for Home Stomach Bitters, with
its splendid combinations Of mediclnai
virtues.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
Personal,

Mr.. A. E. Moreton, of town, has
been awarded the contract for building
the Meadvlle Jail, in Frlnklin county.
Mr.. n. ". Ramsey has resumed the
agency for the Singer Sewing Machine.
Mr.. G. n. Jones, who has been $3.50
ciated with the Comet, took leave of
his friends yesterday and went to Jack
son. He has our best wishes for his
prosperity.
Mr. A. II. Long;no, the handsome Chan
Gerry and Circuit Clerk of Lawrence
county, was in our city yesterday.
Mr.. Louis Whitman, who has been em-
ployed Tor some time in Mr.. l.. Lewen-
that's store, departed last week for Texas.
We wish him success.
Nj. W. D. Smith left here a few days
ago without saying good bye" to any body,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

Steele L Price put Flavoring Extracts
in the market just rs represented; men
notties are fuIi measure, mold one-h4'i
more. and are 3 times The strength OF
those ordinarily eold. Ask for Dr.
Prices F|ia,uriag EXtraGiA. We en-
dorse their claims for purity strength
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

If you are suffering from Dyspepsia.
Liver or nidney dIsease, do not fail to
take Brady's Family Bitters. 1t is a
great strenghthener and blood purifer.
old by all Druggists and dealers
throughout the land.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
+. N. MARrlN, Secretary.


Alta regular meeting Of the BcaTd G.
,t'-r.rT ,I'..r,., 49, ,t.. Nl,y,,,s o# =.
".a, VI : - ~
.ha' 'su, 90 ''S'' 49, fS"t ~
or p D,rc.trr r P.eitr and + n
49,
Nlar'ln.
Minutes OF The last meeting read ana aP
proved.
Bell ordered, That The street tax for the
year 1877 BE G&ed AZ three d".!ars, and all
thoee "! 0 are latte to road uu'y refusing
TO pay The same SHAH De required 10 Work
,hIee days on he street. In leu thereof.
Be it ordered, That The following prices
for Iaboier9, mules, etc, 10 "oFk on the
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

Some Of the property that was offered
for sale By the city Tax-co,lector lat Mon
day, for taxes, went to the corporation
without q bidder,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

Mr.. Henry Lewenrhal has sold out HIS
stock of goods, and f)r the present has sus-
pended business. He can be found at his
brotheps-Mr. Lewis Lewenthal.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

"WRITE me as one who loves his fell
low~men.' said Abou Ben Adhem. The
inventor of Terfy's salic9iic soap Is
destined to receive this tribute ir IN
countless thousands.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

If you except to get married n want
to please the sweet one you tax tor a
partner, just order a nice set OF lurnl-
lure from the cheap house Of j. b. Hnh-
bard, New Orleans.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
Ger2llNll Ki{Let.

This is the lest variety OF seed 9 own II the
South at tins season for nav. 1t VIII yield more
pc, nc g IN less time than any other variety. 1t
Should he sown in Ap,il, May or Juce. From
two TO three tons of good nav !. the usual Yield
p acre, ten weeks from time Of planting. Three
PACKS of seed are required for an acre OF ground.
Fer sale in quantities 10 su.t o. :. f. VIRGINS
SEED STORE, 9S Grayier st. eet New Orleans.
Ap!1 2-1m.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
ARnnEn TnMN

"'hot:t AHs1,9tth, l., rsthar D,rtto.
4pOuxD TOWN.
What ba, become of the socid club?
Tn, s,ree,1sx has been reduced to three
,1ol,.,.
bor,;,e;
'''-.' I,;h na+ota..
"f
Nh john zee nus op''S' TN,
sN'p mex door 10 MI ~ "e"s''"''
City warrants are now worth ninety
cents on the do..ar- II Stow q "e"''ny
state OF "a&'F''
Street Commissioner } ennings haas force
now at work o" tne streets and IS h@T'ns
them put In good condi'Ion'
The pupils o: Whitw"rth College were
&c have their picnic at "oid Brook ias'
Friday, bit the cruel rain prevented them
from en- Dying that pleasure.
The .oIng rea'e Hebrew Social Club
w." e. IA'''4
day. Iha""s To the committee Of arrange
Ioents tor an imitation 10 attend
since the fe.laHiR5 OF the n''' snm:Aef
month Tie weather mas oee' rather 'ha"e3'
1''' '' -,
Delinquent I7-2aysf" on property WIN
IN the corporal Amits o. o'"o%Aa7'n "'''
do We'll 20 read tEc proceedings q t'e
Board 81 Mayor anJ Al4ermen IN regard
10 Redemption.
The Blue G.asi and Excelsior croGust
clubs vii! play q champion game before
lo,, W., do not known At what Nine the
con.eat ail take place, bnt We viii bet 4
u;rkIr en- the s,Ripe Glass"
n. :, /, yv.n,e.-a H. N,~
tin had in 4,tcrcatiun last rpesda7 after
noon. \ reooj.il;on vas made noop them
for . g}.,bt donation tn the .tv fund. W.
are 0tS to an1puTCp that neither Ct tNt
gentlemen were bur..
n. w.. r;u.;, c,a 49,.
-
LS.a.L1.,o 49,. ~ 49, m:Lstna IS
20 I..,.I. D. n,,,
~ NJ .,Ls
-. nal u:.L ,.I, 80 l,.. g.
an ..,1 .,oa ,ro .o.u~.m.4..u. C.-t
om3 u.,'. tu,ho
-" u 'N> PP,'',A"'$ '>''''' W.
- ''' . " 10
n~.,,n,utfo .ar.,a , .k,r.o-h Demo-
craft, organization IN Lincoln cor.rv.
Same may thfnk as es,;,n nra,naiurp
In, We know that il ,~,3aircs come time to
orgs.ile and We csuaot b,sin 100 soon.
We surp4s, .ba. tn. SuD.r.nteadents o.
the different S.niar School, Of Bro1kha-
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
TAINTED. 500 agents

to know where to buy 9xll Chromos at
50 90 per 100. The best stationery pack
age in America (Buckeye), the beat notion
casket out, perfumed shells, new house hold
mucillage, notions, cheap j~ewelry, machine
needles, etc, etc. Send stamp for eata-
logue. BUCKEYE NOVELTY Co..
Mr.. 22-3m. Cincinnati, Ohio
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
Great Reduction IN Prices !

Cable Screw Wire Shoes at 81; SeTed Caters
at Sc. / also keep constantly on ilant 4 large as
sortmea5 of meas, ladies' and ctildTen's wear
which l offer at the lowest figures. Mems
Bachelor Star B.ogans At 81 90. AL country or
ders Will receive prompt attention. Give ne a
trial. | guarantee satisfaction. J. POK0RNY,
1913 st. Charles Street, New Orleans.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
= e q ] s

Haviry iuaic a "-pecilly" 81. rG.s.e aat Cf-'n,c Dis-
eus,s f,rtu- ,s @.y .-., eau be Clu.u ted y soma + orhy
letter A. Usual tt.lsu 4 fIi'a.e Il,ptu sly, ca al I.ssasN3
Q! ii" Urinary aH4 BNrrCal.vr Cr7alB
tzk -5gL.2s<4 Z5f~ 4EVHs Two jnttIuelrg wCrEs otFJ
EF.fS y V 80 Z Z na-"-, brau5ii i'm il.-.ratti.
n { A%EAfy~ A : "A MaTrl. Sc GE.1c on W.
rtar, ard aE- diseases, Niar-
d II 81 rt riaCc, T. nndHcton ANA Sic
c sr., 55g.z---7 ri uyi and a Private Ned
& 2 q IA 4 = d ~ ~ Ical AGvIser Oil tHr d,s0C-
S~tIsiGta,S ~ : : Il .t-s Huj aba IS OF tie Nae
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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

Ia charmiu@-~the fragrance OF sweet
blossoms. Dr. rIce'S h}I.a B%oGque'
is drlirately delightful. the o.!or II
daiuiy buds. The mos exquisite p"r-
fumes for she hanthsr,h irt. or sac
by all Gra ero ia choir. to lei articles.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10
BAD I2lSLAIEEI

Nothing ia so unpleasant, nothing so common
"a bad breath 8n,i IL nearly eve Y case it comes
from the stomach, ana can be SO easily corrected
il you take SiUInIuns' Liver Regulator. 10 NOT
neglect 30 su, e q remedy fHr this repUlSive dia-
order. II VIII also improve your appetite, COM
pleXion, and geGeial health.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-10

Convinced, from an accurate and cio,e
'h.srva lon in he wards Of lie Great
'haI!ly Hospital, a The sanitary effects OF