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Behold she Enigma, Man!

Man, indeed, is an enigma. He is
wonderful compound of dread mys-
terry and life, and when living only in
the animal nature of his being scarcely
rises to the standard of the law of ma
ture, which all other animals obey. In
the man that has grown only in his
animal life, every brutal instinct is
fully developed, every fierce passion
springs up in the rough and hideous
form of its unrestrained and unrestraiE-
ing existence. The man left without
instruction, left under the sole control
of the animal passions within
level of the brute, to the sim
pie grandeur of the law of ma
lure and OF instinct. The brute fol-
lows faithfully the instincts OF the law
OF nature II the man violates them all.
The voice OF appetite and passion speak
out aloud, and his mind aud intellect
bow down into the dust, and voc aud
wret hcdness uuspeakable is ~ lot.
One of the greatest thinker our
age has said, "You may qaarry the
granite with razors; you may move a
vessel with thread OF silk, but u
never will be able by mere auman
power or mere human knowledge 10
restrain those giants, the passions and
Appetites Of man." This is true. And
Il they obtain unlawful ascendancy
they become tyrants, and no tyranny in
the world was ever so horrible. And
man becomes a sad and heark-sinking
spectacle. But are there not other
elements in his being besides brutal in
s,incts aud fierce passions9 Yea, verify
there are. There is a solemn control
within him is above his will, and
despite his ~, rroclaims law. There
is an awful sceptre stretched over him
that is more than guidance, il Is aa-
thority; an authority too, that binds
altar and throne and empire and the
world together. and no mar need
think to evnde IL. II has rewards for
the good. sweet as the most precious
happiness, and penalties for the bad.
dire a. the most dreadful misery. Il Is
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he conscience Of man, and no human
government was ever so urgent and i'm
peratiVe In all its requirements.
It goes down to the depths Of the
heart and penetrates where no human
tribunal can go. To obey this law is
honor, peace and fullness of Joy. Obey
it, and though it be through floods of
disaster, through struggles and weari-
ness, thou shalt soar 70 knowledge, to
virtue and to heaven. Man was ere
ated for high and holy purpose,
destined to be governed by a high and
holy law, and
Spite Of ills that hedge his being round,
For suffering man love, mercy, still are found.
Find them, o, mani and 90 forth
amidst the beautiful earth and beneath
the blessed heaYens, IN harmony with
their spirit, in fulfillment of their high
teaching and intent.
Ham BRICK.
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Political Notes.


The Georgia constitutional conven-
ton, in the proposed new code, pro-
vides q penalty for the crime Of lobby
ing.
Three soldiers Iyuard the Savannah
barracks; but that's enough. The re-
maiuder had to be sent to take care Of
the troublesome North.
II there was any way to establish
another bureau aud make more Off
ces TO be filed, those Ohio Republicans
were bound to find it out.
Grant once told Congress that our
silver mines were deposits by Prsvi-
dence to pay our war expenses; but he
now objects to drawing on the depos-
its for that purpose.
The very men who are criticiZing
President Hayes for the acts of his adj
, ministration which are most praise
are the persons who were the
worst sycophants of Grant throughout.
The Cincinnati Commercial says
"The President Is not candidate for
reelection, aud he will prepare the
way for his successor, and SO arouse
and inform public sentiment that the
policy will not be reversed, and now is
the time to uphold his hands. After
his work the rest will be easy"
The Eastern resumption papers are
beginning to complain that Secretary
: sherman is grabbing all the gold in
the country, and is making that COM
modify frightfully scarce. Yet he has
not succeeded, thus far, IN getting
hold Of enough to enable him even to
sqnint at resumption.
The President and the Department
of State are said to have been some
what annoyed by the uncalled-for Off.
cloasness OF Messrs. Pierrepont. and
Badeau in tho matter of Gen. Grants
tour IN England, but will take no no
tice Of II, as the recall of both officers
had been determined on before these
events transpired.
The Independent Philadelphia Times
thus refers 10 the Ohio situation
'sL.ooking over the whole field and the
varied complications which threatened
the party in Ohio. we presume that
the convention could not have done
much better than it did, excepting
only us low agraran tomloolery, but
npn Il Is considered that many Re
leans have convictions Of their
ph aud their own way of expressing
hem. II 10 not difiiouls calculation To
ach an assured Democratic victory in
9th State offices and Legislature. A
Republican victory - possible, but so
DE sinking III Ohio by an earth.
e, and one is about as probable as
hor.n
Hayes had talk with West
nator the other day, IN which he
be had the highest respect for Mr.,
e and Others who opposed his
Axn. pohcy--that he entertained
The most kindly sentiments for them
that. while nc claimed Tor himself free
rttezances OF Opinion, be certainly
\ could not object to such course ON
+ their part, and all that sort OF thing.
Ibst's the way be talks In public; bu;
- be gets into his own room, with
y-tu hear him, he mad, his
tses blszc like twin asafs 4. gn2Sh--
ling his'leeth and doubling his fists,
be sNe1fs 10 himself that he just
4 had blaine and those other sconadrels
BY the nape 81 The neck he gou
:, alch enough dcg cnt 81 thtm "a
ns Ne full pack u hounds.
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Preparations are rapidly proceeding
at Boston for the dedication of the
grand army and navy monument. 1t
has been decided to invite to be pres
ent fifty Union and about dozen Con-
federate generals and colonies who par
ticipated in the late war. The former
include Generals Grant, Sherman,
Hancock, Hartranft, Burnside, Butler,
McClell n, Banks, and all others of
any prominence, while the latter com
prise Jubal Early, Longstreet, Joe
Johnston, Wade Hampton, Governor
Nichols, of Louisiana; Fitzhugh Lee,
Beauregard, Ewell, and Col. 7. Y.
SimOns, of the Washington Light In
fantry of Charlenton.
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DIR. TUFTS SARSAPARILLAA AND
OIEEN,S nELIGHT.

u EEN'S DELIGhEs
forming the most powerful Alternative known 10
Medical Science for the cure OF old Ulcers and
Sores, Diseased joints, Foul Discharges from
the Ears and NOstrils, Assesses, Skin anee-
tions, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Kidney Comaints,
Evil affects OF Secret practices, Diseased scalp,
Disordered. Liver and Spleen and sll diseases
that center in the blood II possesses the re-
culiar property OF imparting fair complexion
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nEDECAL.

Ali Persons nj u distance treated
by Mail with Perfect Success By de-
scrIblng their Symptoms.
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DR.. Townsend's Ok
ygcnated Air will pur-
ihy the blood in one
third the time that any
other known remedy
cGn Whyf because 10
inhale Oxygenated Air
il goes direct TO the
ngs and passes
Though the ii SIS ues
and comes in direct
contact with the blood
US II is forced into the
Lungs bv the action OF
the heart. A IL the
bleod in our veins re-
turns to the heart every
( ur minutes il the
blood is good, and
forced from the heart
to the lungs, and the
more Oxygen you In
hale into the lungs the
more you purify the
blood. When Oxygen
cOmos in contact with
the impurities In the
blood it carbonizes
and burns, causing
the blood TO be heated
60 that 1t warns every
/ part of the cody. as IL
goes on its revelations
1 through the system.
II your blood Is pure
J YOU cannot b0 sick.
/ We drive Mercury and
all other impurities
out OF the blood. We
guarantee To purify
| the blood II one-third
the time Of any other
known remedy.
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MAN. BIZ MRS. REsEceA j. ER
o, methlnks hear the angel
Sing around the dying bed;
Guardians they OF all Gods childrcr,
They were TO the sufferer led
Are they waiting for the spirit,
As II leaves It's mortal clay.
VIII they bear 1t to the Savior
Ia the realms OF endless day.
Happy soul! thy woes are ended
Gone to dwell on Jcsus' breas.i
There to rirg his holy praises
There 10 be forever blessed.
Angels, clad In robes Of whiteness,
Now Thy 80 full servants arel
Thou T. SC ar ROBBED in brightness
WI ths sbiaing millions therel
We are sad. but ihou art happy,
While VIC isy this form away,
Precious tasket Of that spirit
Now in everlasting day
Mother, dry your eyes of sol row,
Cast your burden on the Lord;
Meckly wait for that tomorrow
He has promised ia lie word.
Life below i all temptation
From the cradle TO he grave,
But 1t IL cur own probation
Day in which our souls to save.
Wisdom says, prepare TO follow
That sweet spirit one before.
Earthly bliss is vain End hol Ow;
Heaven IA found on that blessed shore.
Peacefully she crossed the river,
Though its waves were dark and cold,
Gave herscH back to the giver
On that shining shore OF gold
Is she heard the Holy City,
Knocking at the pearly gate,
There she found The porter waiting
In his panOply OF state.
Now the Sayior's voice she hesreth
In that long desired "Wcll done!r
As the Holy Throne she ne reth;
The war Is Der; the crown Is won.
Al the hosts Of Heaven greet her;
Ancgir, and clothed in white,
FLOATING n the cou- OF glory.
PraisE both day and night.
LOD!9 Joins the heavenly chorus;
She is one among them now;
Strikes the Tyre with holy rapture
A around ;he throne they bow.
er. cast your care on Jesus,
Will give supporting grace
TIL You meet your darling daughter,
T cIe before your Sayior's face.
When the Lord deccRds from Heaven
BY his own almighty power,
LIFE shall to the deai lie given,
Life and health forever more
AtstiH, AUgUSt 10, 1877.
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CAUSES THE BODY To GAIN IN
SOIUn REESKJ

Its value cannot be too strongly impressed upon
the attention OF those who have been exposed TO
a taint OF improper character. The afflicted are
assured that this is not one OF the worthless nos
trums OF the cay, but is prepared upon scientific
PRINCIPLES, by physician OF thirty years cNpc-
rience. Sold everywhere. Principal Office is
Murray st New York
Cc4 eodSw3n
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Can be cured. Why :
b sc VIC have
cured hundreds OF
cases, some OF them
being given over to
die by all physicians OF
other schools OF prac-
tice. Consumption Is Il
disease of the Air pas
sages, End over .wo-
thirds Of the causes are
| caused by Catarrh.
We guarantee a cure
II you will come in SEA
son.
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Whyg for the same
reason as given above.
The Bronchial Tubes
are simply conductors
10 carry air TO the
Lungs, hence lnhala-
ton must go direct 10
the seat OF the disease,
, and IL you will follow
! our directions, we guar
| antee TO CURE Bron-
chitis.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
sTAuNroN. VIRGINIA.

STAUNToN. VIRGINIA.
RSV. X IL PHIIIIrs Rector, assisted by fnll
corps OF experienced officers. The SD annual
session will commence sept. -, 1871. Buildings
spacious, with gas Snd hot and cold water.
Hcatcd by steam. Extensive grounds. Patron
age from 10 States School first class. Terms
moderate. Seven churches within three min.
utes' walk For Catalogue address the Rector
ives Wed&sst DAWN
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University of Virginia.

Opens October 4; continues through nine
months IL Is organized In schools ON the cleo
tive system, with full courses In Classics Sci
ence with Practice In Chemical and Physical
LSboratoriesl, Literature, In Law, Medicine.
Engineering, Natural History. and Practical Ag
ricalgure. Expenses Qncluding everything
about $500. Apply for catalogue to JAMkS +.
HARRISON, NJ. D., Chairman OF the Faculty;
Post office: University Of Virginia. aui2d&wim
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Why's because Asthma
is a contraction of the
Bron HAL Tubes,
caused by inhamma-
ton and Irritation OF
the mucus mcnb. anc
lining the Bronchial
Tubes. Use Oxygen
atcd Air as We Will d.
rect, and we will war
rant q cure. We have
cured cases ef 20 years
standing.
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Cautlons

Thee are unprinoipled pcrs ons In liost.'n aud
elsewhere that are pu ting up BOGUS LIQUID
and trying to pain. II of "a MY TRETNEsT or
Oxygenatcd Air. and cl lining IL To be like mine
None genuine unless the words DIR. TOWN
SENDS OXYGENATEO AIR. ARE RIowS IN
BOTTLE AND PNRTAIT ON LABEL fee0 d&w1y
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EoR SALE.

l now offer for sale the best market garden
and frut farm in the State OF Texas, with all the
improvements, with every convenience attached
20 the place, except the present growing crops,
within three miles OF the city OF Austin, north
side Of the Colorado river. For further inform a.
ton and description OF the property, call on NJ.
L. SWEENEY, No. IT'S Congress Avenue, op-
nOsite AYenue Hotel.
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FAILURE-RoncE,
OF

INSURANCE STATISTICS and HISTORY.
AUsTEz, TExAs. August II 18z7-
Notice is hereby given to the public that this
department n oel<fally informed q the fsi uFe
OF tie Protection Life Insurance. c0mpaEy Of
ChiczeS. nllpois. and Of the appointment 81 .
TcneiFtr ed view % the isssaidnffoE o. ia
sG1irs- have. ecnse1uenfiy. tais day resoted
ihs osrsihcaie % sathoFssg tzttofcEs granted 70
Z. o. KING. soazslssnsa.
aHg;et3ssH
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Z OST.

OST.
First class headrigh: land certificate No. %.
for i Of league, issued to the heirs OF Tomas
Kinds by the Board OF Land Commissioners q
Brazoria county.
Headlight land certificate No. go, for 80
aeres Of land. issued 10 s. Langcope by the
Land Board OF Fayette county.
First class headrighs certificate for o labor Of
land. No. g, issued to Andrew Graham by the
Land Bo&rd Of Fayette county.
II lot heAxd q BirhiH 20 days, We Will apply
to the proper G1sser Cor dzpicstes
w. 4 4 =. IL MILLER
ans W9t Agents for oWnerz-
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INOR SALE.

Florence Steam FIGURING, Grist and Saw MIL.
Gotten Gin and Press, in Williamson county, al
the head of the Salado river, uat d in a fine
wheat growing country. There are two buildings
for mill purposes, two stories high; one 20X31
feet, the other l5x30 feet, with three acres OF
land. Also, dwelling house with elk rooms.
Engine 40 horse power, two sets of burrs, double
reel bolt 10 feet long The reels arc cloth, with
Duffour Dutch anchor boiling cloth; all run by
gear The whole machinery is complete and in
fine running order. great bargain can be
bought by immediate application to
NJ. =. SWEENEY,
ocS rs Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas
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r osR

FEst elsss n. n. Duplicate eertjESAte
NO. go sszl, fog one third league OF land.
lseued 10 JaEReS Downing by >. cros-
y. ecommlssionsr % SsnSsIl I.sad gaiee,
seres Of hnd, issued 10 Robert Cr.wfOfd
m the Land Board Of fsyetss
coaEt5. u Hot beard Of within ninety
piIeates. w. A Il. II.d T. y MILLER.
iy1s dit4Sst Agents for CSncrs,
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MEDICAL.
WHAT is QUEENS DELIGHT?

IL Is aplsnt thai grows in the South, and lie the
only actns. blood purifier ever discovered, by
which all diseases that center in the blood can
be eradicat-d Al once and forever. II expels for
life all StrufulOns, Syphil.tie, CutaneOns and
Rheumatic Affections and is the ONLY TRUE
REMEDY for thu class Of diseases. Alone, II
l. 4 searching Alternative. but when combined
with Honduras SarsSE2Tiila, Yellow Dock and
other roots ard herbs 1t becomes = blood pari-
der unsurpass..hle and unequaled- Such Is the
| I. r.... ~
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Auburn Prison has forty lawyers AMI
three printers.
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Consumption!

PEPS IA WR
CURE. Liver ard Kid
'ney complaints are {
fectuaily reached by
OXygenated Air.
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The Expense of Noaefn warfare.

According to little tract published
recently by the London Peace Society
the ornaments of Europe in the present
wear are:
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d'oi The .sfATEsAAkj
IN MEMORY of sfRs. Lot flow
ARD, WHO DIED JUNE Is, Ar
Ell PAsO.
I'D lhr afafr.A.ni

REspEcTFt LILY DEDICATED IN HER ariEF-sTRfcK
r. PARENT, Mr.. AND MRS. GEO. 2. zINPEL-
MAN. BIZ MRS. REsEceA ). ER.
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= ENTUCKY UNIVERSITY,

The leading Institution OF the Southwest,
Ashland, the nome Of Henry Clay, and Old
Pennsylvania, with 4J0 acrcs Of beautiful
grounds the sites OF the several Colleges Tbs
colleges Of Aria, Agriculture, and Me-
chanies, Law, Commerce ant Medl-
cine, viii open on the tenth OF September,
with a corps OF twenty-five able Professors aud
aturc, etc.
Students from - States and Foreign countries
last ~ ssion Unusual facilities for cheap aud
]. b. BOWMAN, Regent. Lexington, KY.
auii dSwat
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CATARRH!

WE MAKE A SPEC
IALTY Of treating pa
lients by Mail. Please
write aud describe your
symptoms
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THOR SALE.

222 acres'of land and IMPROVEMENTS, 8 miles
southwest from Georgetown, vii amson county
and near the road from Georgetown TO Austin;
1874 acres OF which is enclosed with a stone
fence five feet high, az feet wide 90 acres In
cultivation; splendid land, and i'll good neigh.
borhood, in fine, healthy country; plenty OF
wood and water. You would do well to ex
anime the farm, if wish to buy. Call on MIR.
| james knight, of Georgetown, who will show
you the place, or call Oh -
| NJ B. SWEENEY,
715 Congress Avenue, Austin.
Also, several fine dwelling houses in good
| cations for sale. Apply TO -
M X. Y.
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Why's because Inhala.
ton is the only way
that the Air Passages
can be reached, and Ca
tarrh Is a disease OF the
Air Passages OF the
Head. Use this treat-
ment as We direct,
whichis easy and pleas
ant, and we guarantee
a perfect CURE OF ca
tarrh.
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1t will be seen that the total strength
of the regularly trained soldiers of
Europe amounts to nearly 5000, 900;
or having regard to the fact that the
whole adult population of the natiors
of Europe, except Great Britain, is
liable to be called to take arms, the
total military force may be estimated
at from 6, 600, 600 to 10000, 900. The
lesser number equals the whole of the
adult and efficient population of the
British islands. 1t has been pointed
out that if only one half of the present
excessive armies of Europe were dig
banded at least 1900. 600 men from
twenty to twenty five years of age
would be restored to productive labor,
and $500. 600, 600 of money saved from
oppressive taxation. The tract before
US contains a table enumerating the
wdrs between 1853 and 1877, and tie
loss of lite they occasioned There
were killed in battle, or died of wounds
and diseases, 750.0 men in the
Crimean war, IS, 600 IN the Italian war
of 1859, 5000 in the war of Schleswig-
Holstein, 500. 600 in the American civil
war, $4,000 in the Prussian war of
1866, 155, 900 on the French side, and
60, 900 on the German, in the Franco
German war of 1870 II which, with
other and smaller affairs, brings tie
total slain to 1.94S, 600 during twenty
five years. These wars are not Il IS
costly in money than they are In lives,
as the following figures will show:
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LAND AGENCIES.
TOR SALE.

LNOR SALE,
A farm rf 235 acres, with all the improve
meDfs, in Hays county, one mile east Of The
Blancr river. This plsce is well inciosed With
stone and oSdar fence, frame dwelling house,
with outhouses and oistern; plenty OF timber
and fine pasture, 200 acres divided into two
pastures; = nice young orchard and a splendid
range for sheep. Call on NJ. b. SWEENEY.
i476 acres, 500 acres farming-land, with i'm
proYements, plenty of wood and water, fine pas
Travis county
1850 acres OF land, with stock and improve
ments, in Guadalupe county, six miles from
kingsbury railroad citation, near 10 church and
school house; line foTstock.
1924 sores, with all the improvements, two
miles frum ElgIn, on the Central Railroad, IN
Bastrop county. Call and get bargain.
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Bronchitis!

ALL PER s ON 5
that read this are in
vlted TO send for our
large and beautifully
illustrated Paper, sent
free TO any address.
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MA!

WE GUARANTEE
TO c u Il L Cough +,
Celds, Dlptheria. Pneu,
monia, Neura' gia, and
nearly all other severe
attacks, when all other
remedies fail.
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m BANKRUPTCY.

western Dlstxict q Tens, a. A. Austin.
Texas, Friday, Juiy y A. d. -ft51,
The nnderrigned hercny gilFes notice OF hts AZ
Doirfmenf - 1ssignee o. y 3. Mocrkns. 81 bcie.
l. ias eaasty ~ Gfiu,ea, Ais7 Sfrie q irx1s.
within said dlsLstef, Sn9 h@e heen adjndged :
bankrnpt upon he ogn y,ftgio..-
IysEn28S E.P. fBIi1lPs, Asagzes
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TOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
27 acres of land, and improvements, ~ n -
west of Georgetown, on the South Gabriel; or
will sell five acres with the improvements;
dwelling house with rooms and hall, cistern,
out houses, and a crib that will hold 500 or 90
bushels OF corn; 40 bearing peach trees. The
place is well inclosed, mostly with stone. Mr..
James Knight, of Georgetown, will take great
pleasure i'll showing the property to anyone that
viii call on him, or apply to.
OcS NJ. b. SWEENEY, Austin.
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Location central, and universally acknowl.
edged enc OF the healthiest in the South; with
full corps OF e. perienced teachers. Terms mod
crate. Non sectarian. In every respect n home
institution OF the highest order. The twenty
eighth annual session will commence ON Mon
day, the tenth day OF September, 1877.
For catalogues and other information address
au1d&wim W. CLARK, A. NJ, PRECEDENT.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Vanderbilt University.

THE THIRD SESSION WILL BEGIN SEPT.
Il 1. 1877. Tuition for the whole scssion-In
Biblical Department, free; IN Literary Depart
mcnt. $50; In Law Depart, $50; other fees, SIS.
Tho Medical Department viii open Oct. /; fee
for admittznce, Sos.
Fur catalogues apply to J, NJ. Leeeh. Secretary
of the Faculty, Nashville. Tenn.
IVA Wi L. e. GARLAND. Chancellor.
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CURED without cutting
or drawing bis cd, with
very little or no Jain.
Any person troubled
with Cancer and Tu-
mors y i'll please write
for testimonials. etc,
from patients cured.
We warrant u perfect
cure.