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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-03-21
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~For notices in reference to Special En-
cursions, changes of time, and other items
interest in connection. with the Chicago. Nil
waukee d St, Paul Railway, please refer to the
LEGAL columns of this paper.
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ESTABLISHED 1869,

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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-03-21

Grants Fatal Disease.
New York, March l9-The Medical
Rsoord for March 2lst will Say that dur.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-03-21

untold tortures from Eczema, which appeared
on his hands, head and face, and nearly des.
troyed hi eyes. After the most careful doc:
to relieve him, he used the Cuticura Remedies,
and was cured, and has remained 30 to date.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-03-21

"I.have suffered from Salt Rheum for over
eight years, At times so bad that could moi
attend to my business for weeks at . time
Thr zee boxes of Cuticura and four bottles OF
Reso lvent have entirely cured me of this dread
full disease"
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUT1cURA, &
cts; REsoLvEST. 81; soEP, Is cts. PoT1El
Send for ..Hov to Cure Skin Diseases., ;,
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SIOUX CITY AND CHICAGO.

Two Daily TralIs. Tho only line running
PULLMAN PALACE DrsWing-Roon
and SLEEPING Cars between Moux
City and Chicago. through with
ont change. Elegant Dining
Cars are also lun On
TrAins between
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-03-21

WHOLESALE Liquors AND CIGARS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-03-21

Correspondents: Chemical National Bank,
New York. Commercial National Bank, Obi
cago, Illinois.
~Sell Exchange on all the principal citiea
ot Europe. 1Collectio1s receive prompt
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
NEWS OF GEN. GRANTS DEATH.
How it Was Received in Dallas-gilthy
Water for the PeOple-A Mann
moth Salt for Dallas
ites-Other Matters

Death OF General Grant-HOw Received
A telegram to THE HERALD yoster.
day morning announcing the death Of
ex-President u. $. Grant which had
just occurred ut sos at Mt. McGrogor,
was received here with feelings and
expressions of regret by all classes as
well as those OF different political faith.
The Federal Court building, tho post
office, the George II. Thomas Post Of
the Grand Army OF the
Republic, j. G.. Bigger, commander,
and number OF the mercantile HOUSES
placed the national cOlors dr2pod in
mourning. Tho Merchants Exchange
hoisted a flag at half mast. Some Of
tho drapery, especially that Of the
post office and Sanger Bros. store,
was proiuse. yet very taste
fully arranged. Tho government
offices draped arc now occupied
by Democrats, yot tho feeling was
nonecthe less sincere.
There will DO meeting of citizens
held Saturday night at tho Merchants
Exchange 10 pass resolutions upon the
death OF the deceased.
GRAND ARMY ORDERS,
Headquarters Grand Army OF tine RepuD.
Tic, Department of Texas, Dallas, July %,
1885:
The dispatches this morning from
MoGregOr announce p natiou's loss i'm
tho death OF our beloved c0mrade and
great commander, General u. S. Grant,
and tho heart Of 9 great nation ia pull
sating with grief, our great com.
mander has crossed over tho great
river of Time, and joined his compeers
in patriotism, who, with him, have
given their lives for the liberties Of
the people. God In His gf0at WiadOm,
has taken from us our beloved chief,
leaving behind him = memory covered
with diadem OF heroic deeds.
Commanders Of Posts are requested
TO drape their Post rooms Ia mourning
FOR 80 days, and each comrado III OK
pected to wear mourning badge OF
Grape, AS fitting tribute OF mourning
for our great loss. All ilags at Post
headquarters will remain nt halr mast
Tor 80 days. BY command Of
w. ID. WYLIE,
Commanding Department OF Texas.
q. w. HYNsoN,
Assistant Adiutant.Genoral,
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RUsR, July 22.-[Correspondenoe.-
This la truly land ofiruit. The fruit
crops are larger this season than ever
before, and our energetic people arc
taking advantage of this great blessing
by turning tho fruit into money In
many ways. on account of the largo
fruit crop everywhere, we failed to
find u romunerative market for ours in
largo quantities. So we nro busy at
home crying, canning, making cider,
wine and vinegar. This will DO the
market to buy your pure apple vinegar
this fall and winter, and we will put
enough of the homemade luxurios in
our cellars to divide literally with the
newcomers this fall.
Times are loosening up in this, the
Eden OF Texas, They are more like
they used Co DO back in Alabama bo.
fore the war. On reaching home, after
spending day with q neighbor, you
would always find a bucket of honey
or something nice 10 eat under the reat
of your buggy; and If you remember
In those days of plenty the buggles
were made with q large box under the
seat. Take out the cushion and raise
the I'D, was always the order TO "Blll"
before running the buggy under tho
Ahed, In our days the buggies are
made on the Hkeleton style, with
barely enough room for two, "a
Sam Jones has named Thorn
"squooze mo tight" For this old time
hospitality and generosity the people
OF Cherokee County cannot he beat.
Their hearts are not drawn up TO the
size OF q nickle. The blackberry crop
IN this part Of the State Is very fine;
the vines arc still bearing. We have
the advantage over anyothor part OF
Texas In this crop. They grew wild
In such large quantities that II does not
pay TO cultivate thom. In grapes and
figs, we cannot be exoellod. They arc
not fully ripe yet, but are on the way
with all their luxury. With all this
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The hsbeas corpus trial OF Jomos
Hunnicut, charged with tho murder
Of Il. Il. Humphreys, was argued bs-
fore Judge j, NJ. Hurt, OF tho Court OF
Appeals. The issue was whether or
not Sheriff Smith was justified in re-
fusiug 10 accept tho bond given by
Hunnicut. The defense argued that
tho sureties were responsible, while
the shorif entertained different Opin-
ion. Judge Hurt decided thst tho
bond was good one and ordered tho
officer TO rol0aso tho prisoner. The
bondsmen arc Il, Hunnicut, Sam Hun.
nicutt, u. w. Hobbs, j. s. Lanham,
Pies Beeman, }. d. Herndon, j. $.
Maltbey, w. NJ. Cromby, j. j. moore
and w. III. Motley, and tho amount
named in the bond Is $1,000.
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That Heavy suit.

A suit OF thaumat urgic proportions,
and embracing property whose total
value is estimated AZ over 100000,
has been prepared by Msssrs. vii.
iains & Turney and ColonelJ.B. Simp-
son, attorneys for Mr.. Robert IL. Laws.
Tho property which is claimed by the
plaintiff is located in this city, Mes
quito and five adjacent counties. -Four
or live lots and dwellings and other
improvements located in the Cedars,
together with some OF tho best proper
ty situated on Main street, all of the
value Of about 100000, comprise the
Dallas portion OF the suit.
tho town of MESQUITE I ia
built, and largo tracts OF land in other
counties are claimed. The basis of the
suit is that the property above mem
toned was community property of the
father and mother OF the plaintiff;
that after bis mothers death his father
failed 20 comply with the law IN auall-
flying as survivor in community before
disposing OF the property. IL Ia al
legged that this fact can be established;
hence the suit.
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For the Information of the Public. Y

For the Information of the Public. Y
The several mail trains upon which
postal clerks are employed leave Dali
las each day at the hour given below,
to-wit:
Going South-On the Houston II
Texas Central, $3.50 a. M; on Denison
and San Antonis via Fort Worth, 6 q.
m. on Dallas and Cleburne, $3.50 a. m.
Going North-On Denton and Dallas
via Missouri Pacific, 6:l0 q. M; Hous-
ton & Texas Central, 0:l0 p. M; Deni-
gon and San Antonio via Denton, 1880
p. m.
Going Weston Texas Il Pacific, 6;45
p. IN.
Going East On Texas d. Pacific, $40
q. IN. on Trunk road, $3.50 p. IN.
And the trains upon which no postal
clerks run leave Dallas with express
pouches as follows:
Going South-On tho Houston IL
Texas Central, $3.50 p. IN.
Going North-On the Houston q
Texas Central, 800 q. m.
Going East-On the Texas d Pacific
$40 p. IN.
Going Weston the Texaq & Pacific,
| l2;l0p. ~.
All mails for New Orleans 80 on the
Texas u Pacific railr0nd from Dallas.
All mail matter should DO in this OF
flee one hour IN advance Of tho de-
parture Of the several mails.
JOHN ii, COCHRAN, Postmaster.
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wrstched Water

'3reat hoavenHl what water!" was
repeatedly heard yesterday. From
time TO time THE HERALD has spoken
of the insufficient supply of water, yet
those In charge OF tho works have per.
sisted in stating that he supply was
abundant,and that even the stand pipe
was running over with good
pure water. There Is no question but
chat the supply is small and not of the
best quality-Rt least that furnished
nom the Trinity river for the past few
days is not. IL actually smells bad,
80 bad, in tact, that persons using 1t
in fountains yesterday shut It OF
ON account Of tho fearful
order IL gave out. This dumping
grounds OF tho city were Just north Of
the Trinity pump, and ali the filth of
Fort Worth is thrown into that steam.
Dallas does not desire an epidemic and
the people ahould know tho facts
concerning tho water they are
using for drinking purposes at least.
There Is plenty of water TO DO had in
Dallas II tho proper amount of money
and work Is expended TO get II. The
City Council, while rains were plonti.
ful and before tho heated season came
on, ordered several miles OF water
pipe. The pipes have arrived, but the
water To I'LL them is sadly wanting.
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lMllGEarQM CURED.

suffered for more than 1--WE years with
mdlgos ion, scarcely able to retain the
simplest food ON my stomach Tho burn
ing sensation was almost utolurahla, and
my who system wa dsrmged. vyps
W1kciul ana could not sleep, and consp-
Qucutly more or less nervous am the t.ns.
ldeclilcd In flesh and suffered uli thc usa.
NJ depression attendant upon this tgrrIbIo
disease. In word, | was miserable. At
last, falling TO find relief IN anything else,
commenced the use of SWilIs -pectfc. /
Oguu 10 Improve 40 once Tue medicine
toned up the stomach, strengthened the
digestive on ans and soon all that burn
9 ceased land l could retain food without
difficulty. Now my he nth is good. aud o.p
eat anything In the shape of food, and al
goSt 10 wi hout tho slightest difficulty. /
most chcCrtully beu this testimony be.
cuuse there ire hundreds suneriug as l
was, and am sure they can be MS readily
healed. Take the prescribed dose after eat 7.
ing, instead OF before.
JAMES MAIN, No. II Ivy street
ATLANTA, GA, May Is, 1885.
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tho tide of emigration has been
passing over this beautiful land and
have been settling away out on the
prairi8s Of tde west, whore they often
get sick, feel lonely;no near neighb0rs,
no good spring water and often not
oven shade tree. The land of East
Texas is Just as good and much cheap
err. You can buy unoultivated land in
this county for so cents an acre that
will produce half a bale of cotton, and
you can buy good improved land for
s. and $40 per acre. When you buy an
acre OF land in Cherokee County you
got tho best oRk and hickory wood and
good water. The Kansas 81 Gulf Shore
Line Railroad runs through the centre
of this county the long way, q distances
of about IS miles. This promises TO be
one Of the largo roads of the State. II
will omen up great agricultural and
mining country TO New Orleans
and other markets. It's connection at
Tyler with tho Texas d St. Louis and
International d Great Northern Rail.
roads gives Va a good northern outlet,
Your correspondent was over the
Kansas & Gulf few days ago. II is
IN iiGo fix and makes good time. "
was hi9 pleasure to meet tho follow
ing officers 81 the road. They were
very polite and courteous: Mr.. Eli
Culyerhouse, the general superintend-
ont; u. 2. Willis, conductor, and S. 2.
Brough,uu, ago4v at this place.
We md % good 'driz2!c, drazzlo'
rain yesterday, tho very Kind we
wanted, Nom0re of yourEullY wash
ors and trash movers, II you please,
Mr.. Y. NJ. Pickous ana family, Of
Palestine, have moved hero and will
make this their future homo.
Your correspondent was the recipient
Of a large basket OF beautiful peaches
this morning from Miss Salli9 Brois.
in2.
the Euoiian Literary Society will
| Giv8Uq entertainment IA the City.Hall
| during tho session Oi the State Grange,
which meets here shout AUGUST |.
\
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ney; A T Wilson, Kaufman; W L But
Ter, Dallas County; Il b Wilson and
son, Belleville; Tilmar Fowler, Gle
burne; w wilkins, Brenham; D A
Wilson, Cisco; + j Brown, Hico; t J
Warren, Texas Il Pacific Railw ay;J p
Davis, Pecos; r Stanbury, Dallas; j M
Maddox, San Antonio; ] M Hall, wife
and ehild, Cleburne; Mira @ II Bivens,
Terrell; Mrs P Norwood, Cleburne;
II A Mcdowell, Thorp springs; 2 Q
White, Denton; O u Kendall and
daughter, Ennis: j Il Luck, Eagle
Ford; NJ w Works, Midlothian; p Will
son. Bremond; w r Cavitt, Bryan; j
r. Pace, Houston; II S Kimbrough,
Mesquite; II j Sanders, Cross Roads;
j Braley, Waxahachie; W Record,
Ferney; o Davis, Plano.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

lrs. Cmg4s Select School Will r5oaol.
lhc lr5L Monday il 6epteu bar assisted by
thoroughly Quailt ajagchers Languages,
BON modern ana ancient, taught %, usual
price. Very superior advantages offered
lOrthoJ0ush musical training. Instruments
ant Department I'm charge or n GOOD
tcactcr no usuel price Text books Same
os used u snhic schools OF The city Mrs.
'r10m's intuition is l1 be Thorough and
practical mo- teach hila en- ouch thing as
they tlnuld prucligO when Len and UU-
men. For lcrms and other Information
pertaining 90 Che school, either call or ado
dress MRS ELIZA TGIGG GROOM,
Rock College, corner Cautcgral and Live
OAK streets Nl ils, Texas
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ssnrchlnr for n.r Hn,hnnd

MIS-. Daniel Clark, OF Waco, recently
arrived in this city in quest Of hor
husband, who had preceded her SOW
eral days. She visited Mayor Brown
yesterday and stated that sh0 had two
small children dependent upon her for
support, and that she was In peuni-
less condition. She was given an or
der for 81 worth OF provisions. She
has not, as yet, learned the whore
abouts OF her husband, in fact, has re-
oeived no Information whatever OF
him. The young man who was taken
from the calaboose and conveyed TO
the hospital on Wednesday bore the
name of Daniel Clark.
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Chairman Wator Com,
Wesleyan Temalo Institute, stauntcn,
Virginia,

virginia.
We call attention to tho ADVERTISE
mont Of this popular college for young
ladies, Rev. DR.. w. A. Harris, prosi-
don't. 10 is located in QUO Of the health
ieAt climates Ia the world. Itprosents
attractions not aurpaslOd BY any simi
lar college i'm the Union. Buildings
elegant, This school enjoys auaIoual
reputation aud is attended by pupils
from Is States. 10 all pupils 10 ig g
refined and happy home 5caghing
sound learning, ,r9Ggful accomplish
meuts, rennou uGpnors, economy Ina
dress, and sei,-suppurting vOoatlGua
for young ladies'. It's gradu lg0s are It's
brightest ornaments aud arc sought
FAR and wide as toachlrs. No refers IN
over 1000 pupils and patrons. For
catalogue WriJ0 To Rev. Dr.. William
A. Harris, StnuntOn, Virginia,
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at tho st. George: S Woods, Kauf-
man; u Ii Barnes, city; L Behne,
Paris; Il Thrown, Mckinney; A NJ
Burney, Gallatin, Tennessee; L G
HaLen, Abilene; Q Il Cavitt, Leon
Junction; s II Cavitt, Bryan; v Jules
Chsudron, Fort Worth; J G Wood,
Montague; George s Morris, McKin.
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Tho Hosnital

Mr.. Michel has presented the city
hospital with $50 bricks to aid in the
building OF q fountain in the yard OF
the city hospital, Who viii donate
the remainder OF bricks neededY The
hospital grounds are being improved
and the patients declare that better
man than DR.. Carter, the health officer,
never lived.
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q Gard

DALLAS, July 22,-[Editor HERALD
In reply to tho local which appeared
against mo this morning (Which was
copied from tho Tlmes) l would re
specially say that if resenting lie
was a sign OF intOxication ! stand cor
rected. Would also state that the
commissioners were holding no meet
ing at the time OF the difficulty be-
tween myself and Superintendent
Wholess, and as for getting the worst
of It, myself and friends have failed TO
see the point. Respectfully,
II. II. MCCURDY.
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Social gatl,erinV

At the residence of Mr.. /. Rein
hsrdt, corner of Browdor and Park
streets, Wednesday evening, quite a
delightful dance and rare musical on
tertainment was enjoyed, Meme Bros
band was In attendance, and delighted
the guests with strains of their superb
music. Refreshments were served and
the evening WAS most pleasantly
pOnnt
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ray, Car and Con,enuenoes

The pay car of the Texas & Pacific
passed through yesterday and FREQ ex-
hibltions OF the manly art were given
last evening in East Dallas. The Mar
quis OF bloomsbury rules we're not adj
herod to, yet the combatants generally
cOt tharo ELI
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New shoe store.

w. G. Lewis, of the firm of Lewis
Bros. & Co., Fort Worth boot and shoe
dealers, was in Dallas yesterday and
secured room in Reinhardts new
building In which 20 open a first.class
shoe store about tho FIRST OF Septem-
har
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nnllna Aeahamx

A graded school for boys and girls.
Frobel kindergarten. Established six
years. Next school year begins Sep
tember Z, 1885. Send for catalogue,
1874 jackson street, Dallas.
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gIor,ro,d,s AcIa pho.phat,.

IN NIGHT swEATs AND rRosTRArIoN.
DIR. X. Studhalter, 81. Louis, Mis-
souri,, says: 81 have used IL IN dys-
popsia, nervous prostrauon and in
night sweats, with very good results"
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EDUCATIONAL.


suline ladies, is most desirably located.
The system of education pursued is design
ed to develop the mental, moral and physi-
cal powers of the pupils, and to make
them useful women of refined tastes and
cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ApVAECE
Board, washing and tuition, includiIg
Stationary, Drawing, Frecch, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary infrm-
airy expenses, per session of five
monies. ......'..-...... SlC0
Music and use Of piano. ............... 80
Entrance fee loniy for the FIRST year,. 8
Young ladies desiring 0dmittanCa into
The Academy must always produce salts
factory testimonials and recommendations
For turthcrp particulars, apply TO the
IOrHE SUPERIOR.
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Dallas, Toxag, July %, 1885 TO Ali Whom
1t May Concern:
This is to certify that Mr.. II. b. Nc.
Curdy is an efficient engineer and haq
been in tho employ Of the city OF Dali
las as chief engineer Of the water
works nearly four years. ] have al
ways found him at his post OF duty,
day or night, since my election as
water commissioner.
z. w. lINsKIE.
Chairman Wator Com.
JAS. MORONEY, eE'Chairman Water
Commissioners.
j. D. CARTER, ox-Water Com.
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warns SEMI llR FOR YllHs
Nashville, Tennessee,

\ famous Institution Tho
number 793. The attendance IS'
for sixteen states. The Act ~
gins September, !, 1855. Patr0nlzsl
lese. Board, fuel, lights, laundI
aud literary tuition, use of planol
gent fees, stationery books and n
sic cost g year fsoa $500 To s3il, n
iustallments, II desired. q csae,)
Students VIII leave T. xas for
September lst In charge Of the al
coia ogue and arrangements. add
Eallou, Professor OF Mathem1
General Agent, Deilas, Texas.
be forwarded 10 him ou the roi
d'ately.
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NEW INsLlED CONSERVATORY Of MISlC

Boston. Mass, OLDEST in America.
largest and best equipped i'm Tho World-l0l
instructors, l,g1l students last wear. Thor.
ough Inst uctlon In Vocal and instrument.
tal Mu 10, Piano and Organ Tuning, Flne
arts, OraIory, Literature French, German
anu anu ltall9n Languages, English Branches
ald room, % o SIS per term. Fall Term
begins september 10, 1855. For illustrated
Va endNr, giving full information, address
y I0uRJ sE, Dir, franklin square, Dos.
ton, Mass. avs
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DR.. Plerce's "Favorite Prescription
Ia everywhere acknowledged TO be the
standard remedy for female COM
plants and weaknesses. II Is sold by
druggists.
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WASHINGTON lHD LEE UNIVERSITY
Lexington, virginia

Instruction In the usual academic studlas
ana IN the professional Schools OF Law nnd
Engineering. Location healthfnl; or
penses moderate. Session opens Septem.
Der ~. For catalogue, address nClerk the
FACULTY" G!W. o. LEE, President.
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TnEE FROM MALARIA.

In the fall OF 1851 was taken with case
of mal8rid fever which Frustrated mo
both body and mind. ] was druggod after
the old lrshiOu wltn mercury and other
mineral mixtures, but with no GOOD results.
My health was shattered ana my energy
gono, My legs and feet would swell, aud l
had what everybody thought was dropsy
These symptoms alarmed me, aud / was
reRny ograsp at aay remedy suggested. A
friend advised me - try Swift's Specific.
procured three bottles and commenced It's
use. The sWelling SdOu subsidized. / have
taken the three bottles which have male
n perfect cure, and feel like n new man
to-day. There never was amore merltori-
GUS m dicine ole cd to suffering humans
Ivy. IL has wrought wonders for me,
WILLIS JONES
Laesburg, Lee County, Ga, March Ii, 1856.
For sale sale by all Druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases,
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer 3, Atlcrta, U.
l57 W. 23l 81. MY.
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BUSINESS COr.T,EGM

Unsurpassed advantages arc offered nj
HILLS BUSINESS COLLEGE. IL nd
vance or any similar Texas tchool, Ella.
sanity squlppo with nno furniture, Four
teachers Of SPLENDID ability aud n large
attendance. Seven students from Louis
lana this year. Total cost, ipcluding
tuition, board etc so 90 $40. Students
can enter az any time. No vacation, Ad-
dress X. II, HILL, President
WACO. ToNsn
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUn;MER LAW LEUvuRps t,t,o
weekly begin 9TH July, 1855, nnd end mn
september Have proved OF signal ueo-
lst 70 students who design TO purguo their
studies at this or other Law Schools, 9nd.
TO those who propose 20 read privately,
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