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The liiiily Loyal Georgian. Al’Gl H.'NK 25. IH|o. CH'I'IAI «.!••; \\ s (fOVF.RNMKNT. ■/ Oripin oj the Ceonjia Ft! neationnl 1 ssor ini ion. UNION REPUBLICAN st in: co \ ifstios. In |>nrMi:iii: Avitli :i !{<•.»• >1 uf i«>n ri'ci'lllh* liv iln - “//.ik a/in 1 'nw lit ittli "f ill! I nmt< lifjltll'l "'Oil J'urt,/ iii fi'ini'i/i", tii'Tc will lie :i Slnf 1/i/n.; ( 'mu-t iilinn hcl'i in lilt- City ol Afliniln, mi (lie fourth liny nl’ .Inly’ 111 *\I liy (lie )Yi<>ii<ls mill Mi|>- |m »rti-, s n|' ;1 n■ Xntioniil Fnion H<|mli !ii,;m |i;ir< v. Tin Irii-uili. mill sii|i|iorli'i > ut llmt l liriiuylmiit tin' cnliri' Mutt*, without i»-{':ii<l In fiilur nr lormeT ron liiiion. nir i iinli.-illv solii'iti'il mnl <*\- jKTicil tn Dive (heir I'ountii'M ivjiTesen «il. A | >liill« >riu nl jiriiii-iji!«*h will In' :i<lii]>t<‘<t iijimii whit'll tu in iln I llrt t lu* ft)i| >v«ni'-hitiix jii'lilii'iil rmii)i:iinii. it will not lie llio “white witin s ('on vent ion” nor ii,, ‘•I'uloroil man’s Convention,” Imt iinti .>i tin tYii'iiiK ol “miivorhitl oi In ration, ri|nal ju.-t in i, and I lie imliti c.al riy r i l l"t nil.” SeVefi.i dint ilioiiislioil Stnti'snirli friiin ililL i'ciil portions ol tin- Fnion liavr uonseliteil to Ik* present mnl mi iln .mm thr Convention. All tlir trirnii.M nl' tlir movement an* invilnl to altiml. W n M i iik him, < 'ltnii 111 . 11, Ui.miv !'. Fakkow, Seeretnry nl tin Kseeulive Committee nl tin Ciliim lii'|ii|li|irnn I’ai'ly nl (teore'in. \ii am r (*\., May JO, l*lu. All 1 IJ'I'I ill Till' HI ill I llirmllv 111 till !!l*i\ 'lO li I'i 1111)111 -1 I'll 111 Jilll'li.ll It . . Republicans of Georgia ! In' Mini in i• 111 V a large di'logtitinii to tiir Atlanta Convention on tin ! “ I'oiiitli nt .iilly Tlir tiitili'nin| loail jll_r li A1 '.until li:i\ agi'ei'il to traits. port tin-, t iji'titl >i• aw nl tin- Convention I'i ll' iuil! 111 ■r. I{<*]> nl:lii-nn• '. n liiti mil i" .Ini ml, let in Inn r :i great < oil volition. it i uinifiiliiii iil ; n- lor I'lltj i-imui, iiilirl lin riiti* ncMi I * -in mi- nl I .' ol Itiejiuju r, .nnl ." i niiipiilili'il wi’ . iti" llaliin ol li," wi'llir Wo will not jiiil.’i.li iln mi lilt', ini'..-: I.lii' it liliT wisin''' ns In li' inil wr mrii; 1. 0 ii, ,i , LUMMiiUk; *it Afro uuttjtiilnetw i>t li iii'iti ii —— ~~"~™ LETTER FROM SAVAMAH /».'/ niiii'H.-i 'in -lor 'hoi I ’kon i/ t 'iril J.’, ihin tinii /'itit'inr I'litil no n. .*\ in /v - //* //irtrilt "11, /\,/*. th-r 1, A-r,. Sr. K\.'rythiiij.- seems to lie very uniet hi t Iris'.'it v, fn»!it iraliy, anil lirsimte, i*. - I't-y ill’ll. It Ini'- vaiiii'il Kteaihly ,nr Mi" >! ilny* m m,iciissinti, ami te.ys are. exiii't'Asisl tli.it ivo slutll bsive sioF iti’s;. tiv anil by. t bough the eity is verv healthy .it in'i'M'iii. (in nyii'liy ’'layor, nith two ot tlie fity Cniine.il, have gone to Atlanta to invite (ten. Cope to visit us, ami pm la'ie •! Savaimah hospitality. There seems to lie some aniirtv on ilie part ol oflii'iais to keep 'mi good tenns Willy tli" niiinaiw , atid ivy wisit here to bein' Testimony to the retn.nka hlr good order and ijHietne,-s o| *nr eity -'in" the ‘Sheimtm Bi 11 '* uas pass.,-i. mid espeeiailv smee some peo }>!* lie'i' beaid flint the e iloved i‘iti/;ens oi Saimmab had jieiumned <ilmcral (’one lor i rliange in eity ortietlls. Tluii ;it-'tition is rtateil by the peti- a ’Tiers to have done them “a heap •,( good. Their “best friends” are studiously endeavouring to avu,jd gj\ ing them oli'enei', and are eiiitentli on their gnod behavior. Tlie wool j s *o sitort to ciivei Sambo’- eyes, bill be' “makes blieve," he don’t see, and tile mimmit o! ideetnmeering •lone nights uni Smid.iy.' is alai iittug. Ta’K ug 1 iietitioiis, remind- me ■ .i"i nor d.’i'linn lit ot that deseriji lion, pi-11 ll.g that the mlored jh'o)i|o j ot i o' State may no longer lie siste-j mat; dly s .imliid old of their utorev ' oy ; oil" .-I ami .-UKiinlnuit (.'oirtpaim -, | who i.a’-gi :1h iii hi st elass fare like j white! Iks, ni«! tie a thrust them into j iiti-i !;■ le' ev eai * like baggage, has j fi'.Mi (.'rivaidid > (i.ii. IVjK'. signed : by mo iinmU'ed colored inters, j Mi .i ;k- n. sister of Mr. Albert j .laeksiiii one of (be Savaimah Board ' . • ■ 'o! I legist I 'it.''ll, is a seliool (earlier, and when ton t him to Irayi scliuo) j |e Valdosta, a fie i a •«?;' to tin- eftyl VI . S I'ifu-ed adll it’am a jfl st •las- ear tgir uli'u li I held a tieket, on the groinid Thai -lie had colored blood in her •. eitis; altinmgh asi rmigel l would to "i o-pe.'t hi t ol harboriuo j am siieh terrible thing about her |.cr. | son, fin her skin i- a- lair as that it ' nine tenths nl ill" ladies n! Saiamiali. | She r< fused to go at aii m tint t'am. 1 The alVaii myated ipiile a m i,s, it net, 1 .del in addition to ill- reVusa! ■ ! '1 ; oftieers ot the Sylvan Shore, topi'.,, decent ijmu tors to \‘• istant Sinateon < II Taylor 1 .S A., iora nmltir reason, ami ei era! ot hi r ea a ■ oi like ebarae ter, eaitsed the petition to l» sent. The Ci id ltd li.iilroad have imv nisei',- placed.a (list class ear at the disposal id the colored people, although even on that Mnl, a hhiek person i- not good enough to.-it beside a white one, even were they patent am! child, un less the tnrniel leinnV" the ilisabilifv, bv carrying a white child in her arms. If tile idea is so dreadful, why should poor little ehildivu be i'orted to draw sustenance from black breasts, be kissed by black lips, and Imgged by black arms? Not long .since, in company with a friend, the writer visited a colored school. There were present just ninety eight pupils, and it was not by any means a select, or first class -eliool, but lion many do you suppose of those present were real blacks? ,/nxl finr / 'riu- colored schools of Savannah will not slum one genuine black pupil to ten of a lighter shade. Verily, the deeds of these people do show themselves in their children's laces, that they love darkness rather than tlm light. Behold the christian izing ytlhlem es of slavery, and the ! manner in which colored people were j enlightened in those dais; trulv it almost makrtb one mad The Savannah , firemen (whiles) turned out the other day, and hail a grand parade on thr occasion<d aii-it of a Ma< on ('oiupnny to t his city. The men ail looked lim lv, and tin j occasion uas one long to be remcm i brred l»y all eoneerned ! There was one fact not ice,able, iuji r l iiitnl Sin hr /'V rti / ini: .in thr rntirr jirijcrrrinii / At the annual parade of the colored liieiutai, the last ol May, every engine had from j one |o a do/.i'ti of the glorious old ' Star- ami "snip, y, hih a large por trait of I im'o!u ivtts carried tit tin head of i.’tti f oiitptmy. We under | stood tii.'it the “Stars and Stripes” Ihititi-'.i i"i me i aigme house the oilier 1 dai, iuU. dl-l Itvv >ee ts. ! ■ schools ■ ; tin Ameriean Mis I itfismat y .issm-iiiiioiieloseil on the . lilt iiirtlatil, ami the Superintendent, with I niost ol Ids corps of t etchers, will leave j for Neu \ ork on to niorroivV boat. I There hits been no pyh|jc evhibitioii or ; I’Xamhmtion ol these selasds during the present year; although it is evi : dent to nl! that a great work has been ! .ai'Comj' , 'shed. ; M’. John l ! mtell, oi Atlanta, one •!' [ the best master budders in (ieurgiu, is ! «"«' engtige*! in tearing down a por j lion ol present seho-il bnilding on t)m chriief ol I’rice ami Harris streets, mid ! "fill erect in its stead a budding eim i turning a ( It.apel, ight Laige school j r-wnns-Wu-fi eh)'able of seating seventy ! pni’tls. ami furnished ultli the best j and most inodetu desks, and other I furniture and ap)ili.aiea's ei|ttal to any ; ot .tii*' Norlheni schools. 1 Ini building i to be completed bv i the (irst of Oetober. when the schools j u i>l be re ipettei', mnl tv'•! e >st not ft"' tronl twelve thousand dollars, legists; on has nut yi*t i oniiniaiei'd in this city or district. The latter board hav« reveived the proper bkai ks and instnnAn ns, the -tornier lull e not, and are aUn refuse.l an otlice in the Kil hiinge, in u liielt building ell the city ofliccs are located The Mayor we understand, refused | their request fora room, on lie ground ! that the building was lulii oeeilpii and, j Mid turther. th.it < otigress havi'ig pro- ! j vid,d funds lor legist rat iolt |uirposi s, i the Board had authority to retd oftiees. ' I * low the matter w ill end no om 1- non s. 1 ! Some ul tin n gi-ii'i's in the countn j j districts "empiaiu that their salary . Will llf*( ffiViM* ill ’ll ‘*\|>( llSi“s, \ cry lutli has Item done toward a j proper yrgaiu/aimu of tin Ut publcau ; p irti m ltd .-if i. i„u the i m ini is 1 ,ad at it ork, mu’ determined to juadit bi tie mistake. SV’ .'■ ut. SPECIAL NOTICES. V ■ :■ ■ ■ - —r j INV/iI.IIKS' WHEEL UUJRB. V'OR I »r» • u Oil if 100 r use, from £2o.' luvalifl C« :Tlflurg ! to Ptit* )t* Cantering IlorM*s. sl2 to| < jTnairiv, IIoH*T llorr-*-, j j v'Xt No I*o Willison st r (t, N. V . I.OHiES V.' It I Sd ERE OF ALL K INI >8 | i |»romptly n oiiin-fl v»r tsikrn in |mr; jfor th* | rnirci-Hal/’ wil!i Hit * 4 l* 1 oji u' ur," whirli is \ I miirahtctl !*• 'luriEip l>r;ii*’r? i I with ]>oi ‘s Was|. ; ii- Nfni-him* And lire * Viii I M'l-si.r Wringer. MKTKUfOI.iI\X WASII | INi; MAI n.'Nf; (.OMfANY li. 1 BKOWN INN. (.riH r.t) Al' hi. No .\l i oiirthimi >lrt t-f, , ! New Vttik oi |>o-4ti M> r< hiii 1. IlotpJ ! ! Til K AMKHK AN CONFLICT i JNO 'J«foMITON, N York A Brooklyn :t, OHii « N-i Yf/. WillimH st . up stso»> llotiry 11. nlbii, COl r NBKLLOK AT LAW No. 170 Jtroiulwar New Y"rk. THE I NDLKSiO NF.fr UAii UECEIVKI) fli<» ml -*f CNITKI) STATES ( OM NI fSsf( El; ,«>»• t|j( Sni.ihcru Di>*t io of i .' -u U'i:* < )fl»ec ;ii A uvustu. ACX)B h. DAVfS M iy t*. I WIT. iijyß-3iu j r mtVAV'i o. u. hifi(Aiu>M)N BRYANT & RICHARDSON, ATTOIiNEYS A V It ' t orsshll.Lon* AT L.\ IF, %i <;i si t. u\. oilif t. roi nor K Hi.-un<i Momuiient Htrt < \\y r v kkncii : Hon. L M Morrill, M t WaabinKfon, )) ( , lion. Sid'u v I’vrlium, M. < {». (' Hon. if Si/cr, Huff Mo, N. T. Eflicar K«*t< hum Eri'j., Nmv York ( i(^, hoi. (ifb. F Mn ]»lv, PoiUnnd, Mr Hon. Ao-p-ph Howtird. 44 <'oi \Hm i I <i Ilrowiir, Jr., ikmtoii M .1 H. Hlmll/, Prtrtt’i !s<•*«r«l of iicalUi, New York < itv n»yl2-!f Kiiotv Thy Ih’stiin, VVADAMK K. F THORNTON, fl.v-rcnt iVI t honiclrit ian. whf» han «Moninh<xl tin’ H irmtific t lntric.'* of thr o|d W orld, ha« now located hn - self ai Hudson, N. Y Madame Thorntou pos- Ism l» wrmdcrful powers <»f m « on*| -i jht, j as to cuatde Ik r to impart knowledge ot screw test import itiief to the single or married of Htht r hov. While in a stuti of tram t. -hr de lineate- the very feature* of the imm>oi» you are to marry, and by the aid of an hiHtruiuent of ihtense power, known as the Pfiyelioinotrope, •CunraiiM-es t«► prodti »e a iile-lik« piefure of itif tuiuri husband or wife «and the apiilleanf, to £oiher with date of nmrrlage, poHitnm in life,! Iraiiiiic truilß oi ehiinuter, Ac, This 0 no | humleiL'. J' Uioilstjud- < t can as- j sort Bhe will send, when desired, a eertifu mo, ; or write a enarmiee, that the picture is what ii purports to be. By ent bi-dug a Hiii.ill lock of i liaii, nnd stat ing: ptaee < f birth, ay*-, disposition, and < oinplcxion, and enclosing fifty cents ami ! stanipep envelojH, addres id to yonrsetf, you will n «:eive the picture and rivaln and infonoa tiou •> return maij, Aii - oiniimnicatdms -eieredly votitideniial, i \'idre-- .in eor.ddedcr, MADAME I . V. TUOLNTON, ajtd Iy I*o Box Hudson,’ N V W Til < ONTU MPI tVEtk—Tin I Ur.\ in; • •• n V Id (I tn health in a lew \v< eks. | by i ver;. ‘i.ipb reiuetlv after having -ufUiral I -cwt ri! • i a With a- vere hinj|C (tfb tiifi., and | tlun dread diseasi t on amptioo, i« .nxioti' io • mai.e kiu-wn to hi- t■ 11 lutlcrvik tin m ans j of . in. [■ r.. ell Who ,|. o. ; . ii, ,u will send i copy of the | pn • • raption, 1 1 I'M *d . !. irge,) wiih the dire; > lions tor preparing: md usniic titv h tine, v. hieb the. v,iii !d da M Hl* Cl KKforCotmnm]>tion, j Asthma, Ihoneiiiti-, The onh object o! i Hie i IvcriiM i in sendir-j the Prescription Is to ■ benefit ih • atliiotc and. md rprvad informatio!. j whit h lie eo!!«a ives to be iiivaluab!. ; ami he j hope-* cuM’v ■ ofJ< »'< • will try lib rnm dy, mv it ! wili cost them nmi iiiajt pr o r a ale-< inu Varties 'a ishinir tiie l’re.teripfkm will jdeiw adclres- Kpr EI)V7AiW A. iT* ** *.iiy, V. Y. Board of Registration, ( ITV OF Al'iß STA I Hl'! llt Fli'l' OF KK.viISTUATION f.*i tlm City of Vnjni.-ta, will be opined at tin- C ity Hotel, (up stairsi -> i M»«N|>AY, tin Hth, Iropi W •' 1 'h lv A. M, t<’ 2 o*i lock I’, M , ft mu day, until fun low n> t in. HFN.I. 1 11\LL. S 'M l, LEVY K. \ HARVF.R. Kr *4. rat* M’S -ts Cil? of An^teta. mi: FATtRITi Oil M«STi(aittllT\HlF Kent ntoM to New York, VIA SAVANNAH. r I 11F. fetiii” mg New. F«-i mnl F': i-l !i ~ smmii-liie- -.til I ruin K4\.\v\\l! n, new YOKK .’.'iy H'I'S!>IV. Till liSDAV ;tml AATl'ltn ,\Y W‘ i I l't/'x /.il , I AHr t. r. v; t ".I'iri I V. S'. 1... ! S ‘ii 1 tU'*(iiu < ;Si I | Saturdavs i ei>. | itfku iv ; \ | i.ivixorroN. -ii.vaihiu. IVitrl’orn f Bnkei, I \;< K< ('iilimiHixti r. : V’..iimmnd, ,■ l mminiele! ' unto, ■ > inuvrs. , -i - jai (vie. j llm-klei It•. io * iu, j \ I sins. I ("eiiiiiiitiiili ’. (’oiiinuiinltT. i * "tiiin mil* i. ! tln sr fsl* alllslii,.- ere <ll ~f | ire,, enr''l i:;e e:t (“ivitv, ”eli utlajilcit li. '.hi.- ".nl., unit iln tliieil ' "1’ »'TiIT 1 -!«" ii*! r.''.s«i''t (O ill- . i.u.jt .if un : gel - Sla'e Keeltls tnt '.: " a;,il airy, [lie Sir’* ani‘s J iK'l'allllli'lil Sl||'|.iif.| "'till 111. !„■>( tie New York amt Naii.iu.aii inn si i- atierl. 1 lie I througti lieiglil Turin liaving t„ ~n KR ("'• Kreighti'Hi i.iil I’a-se'njji.r- nill fin I ilii» i 111* *U leK t*s i'. - it'Ksi iiiui Musi rr r >v, in u VI Hi’i rr I" Ni v, Vi.rk, l llt!(>n.ll i ll KKi t* m lie 1,,„| n. Krt Agent. I’Kiee \V iivnestioru' U t(. tleiiet. SAY ANN Ml A(i ENTS : -M iri ii'. I.im —II! Nil' ll ,y l. AMMKI. Auviit.. AI In ti Ia t M s Ss tn ■ Lin.. IVJI UF't; ,v F'l'l 1,1 ’: IT IN', \• ,i,i- Kmjiin t.iiie !S II tt MtllKF. Ayi in <’K<>. ' Mill.F-KET j«"» (.ii'ii'l Te.oetiteg Ag' il. j Cbaugu of Schedule of South Caro liua Railroad Cotnpauy T>KFl‘ I! So« Til c AROI.IS. a KaII ROAtT Cos . ' Cu.vHLRSTi n. March 11. INW ' On anu. aktkk wkkn'f.fdav, mJri | fit), IStii, Hie TFlHlit *ll MAt I, tItA IN troni ( oluinbiii to Aiiyti-to, will run s»s loliows, viz: j Lcai <• Au^ueta 55 A. M Arrive fit Charb ston 400 Y M j ! Arrive at Cohunhi t .'>2o !*. M. i Leave Chari‘st<*n . son A. M. • 1 Arrive ut Aui;ut»ta 5 011 P. M. 1 Alltmtic ;ito! Unit’ RtHliottd. lilll.V KX< ri'Tl'Ll.) !-•, a\a> SiiViiiituli at. . . H :4) I*. M, ! Arrives at Tlmnia-vilit at 7 4.Y A M. - ’ Arrives at Live Oak a? . and A. M. ! Arrives at .J:i' k.soiiviil< . ..1.2 40 }’ M. | ArrlvcH at TalhifiuM-er *,t :»rjo I*. M | LeaV( a l allali.w-'-e at . 10 \T* A M. i .f.;*'kson\ille at .... . 2 iO I*. M j liCf.e, S Live Dak a! *S 00 I* M. ! Leaves il). at 0 .V# I*. M j Arrive ts S; xanm h . . 000A. M ' i .l'2“ _ . Change of Schedule ON' THE GEORGIA KAII.HOAD. O N AND AFTER SCNDAV IFNK MTII J 1867, tin- I'aswntfer Trains on tie- (ieorpa Rail rond will nm at? follow- Tin* chauire is made so ( lofc ii)' flie delay in Yupis! » I'VV i'AS-KNGKK TKAiN. ‘ (Daily. Siiudiivo Fvtepted.t Leave Aupi-t »at .5 00 A M I ! li«avc Atlanta nt. . . 500 A M. Arrive if Augusta at 545 P. M ! Arrive at Atlanta at 000 p M. i NJ<*ilT I’A?*sKVOFU TRAIN Leave Augusta at ri oo P V! ? i Leave AtiauL it. . .7 15 P M. 1 Arii’.a at AilgU-ta at 0 10 A M j Arriva it Atlanta at . .4 15 A M j for Mayfield, Wiudungton amt j j Athens, Ca , mn-t take Day Tntin t ; from Augusta and Atlanta. Passengers for Wes. Poiii'. M bile and New Orleans must Icav* Augusia on Pasaenper Train nt 6 00 I* M , tu make clone connections. for Nashville, Corinth, Grand Junction, Memphis, Louisville, and .St Louis, can take either train and mak- cl«we eonne<- tlons. r i UROL OH IJCKETS and BaggageClna k«‘d through to fin aftove idaec.- PULLMAN’S PALACE SLKEPINO CARS on all Night Passenger Trains. K W COLE, Oeimui Superintendent Auioishi to Yew York. i TllK (i KEA I YTI.ANTk SB AHi i.V It l) ANO I t. I,K MAIL KOUTE ii- the (juii k-wl. Moat plc.n.iiit, fate, reMiitilf, mil comfortable from Aug'ustn, Stivonn.il! Miioin, Columbus ami Atlanta ni >lit- North 1 bin old nml favorite route from New Orleans, : Mobile ami Montgomery, via Atlanta Augusta. . Wilmington ami Weldon, V. ( ’., t ■ Kichmoml j Washington, lliltimoie, Hriladeliihia, N- u ; York, is noiv in i xeellenl order anu -Ui i uotul operation, with n< v Entriucs, n» w aud elegant j L-»rs, and Sha ping Carr*. From Weldon, TintKj! i rn-f » New York are now open, viz. Via Richmond ami Wadiingron Citrf Via Portsmouth and < ‘ld Bay Line Steamer i V ift Portsmouth and tin- new Annanicssic Route. 'J'hc: last js anew aud vary pleasant route, by Suainer, from Portsmouth *•> Crhiield, on the EiHtern Shore of Y iigniia, and thenee by Rail over tin length >{ fin. entire Stale of Delaware, comiectiuL at Wilmington. Delaware, with through trains to Philadelplii v and New Y(.rk. or to Baltimore. Vsrc frimf Augusts t ■ New York, bv either of the three routes, #;;Q. Ft KO \NTSl.KHi*i>(i Cars ou all N'm h? Trains JJAG(iA(»E CHECKED THROL'GH. , 'I hrowgli Tickets, good by cither route until u-( and, for eale to flu South l atolinn Kaibo td : TIT-kot Oflli'i. I' It. LAN'IiUON', G. neral Southern \gent. j For pat tienlurs. impure of IS AA ( LEVY, | ID* Broad street, Augusta, (in. Yen York amt Charleston Uine. SAJI.ING EVERY SATI RI)AY FROM A DliEß’s SOC I’ll WHARF. T .1 Hi' eh yuiit-i:le V i 11 ....i Fit uuifttrilis MAN'itATTAN. M. S Wuoiliiull. Oimui (;|IA M I’ll IN, N H I, - kv. jiiJ, l.iHuiunmii i, i.cme etuli port .m KATi'RD.vY, mid tnr aj" i'll unit i imf irt bare no mpi-rior on the Const. itetli Sbij s have njiiendol Cabii; ■■■.,, onmii'dir tion? for i’-it-HMigi rr All outward FreUrlit- for thi- Linoatiould ] cousigiieil to CUI’E'IJIN'AY ,t I KENHOLM. ; w!io will kH'Vurd tli rami' free of oommiasioa (•'reiglit" ivetivi *1 iiuilv u? the j.jer Kit I'Usa.ige and I’H-iii''.* ~| et. ,1 w-.tli in ward Ynugho.. appt’ " BTKKKY Kl!( in Al'tl i 74 Ea-i Bav HF.NKV K XiURUAN A CO., Agent-, Vi Broad’vav, N: it I k KTltEK'l BROS. * CO., i.'OI'RTENAY A TI’.INHOLM, .("in'Agent-V Y A'l'.s s (V JvA.O I hn'-ir-tiu:. tt. c. j FiSntiNlOK! ivni.MiMi CHASTELLAR.S nun EVTERMis.vrtinn i For AV,..ni', Su/„ rfrni,n.n Jlnir. 'TU’ iii tuitk* e-|:ei i.illv, ii,n invaluable de- X jiilHUirv n eoiiuiiemi. ii-,.| :l - 1 H ;r,g mi ai- IH»«1 lTMlk’ln-a-ibk' anil'll ; *• nml ■ t-eTinir. U ; i-a-ilv aju lieit. not lon'll ut injure Iln* -kin, lull u* 1- (lireetlv mi tin l rue'l-, it i- :ri*:iiiled j to rum*’* -iijh :‘*lnona hair fi-mu low forriie.ids or from any furrt of tlie* Imhlv, eomptotely. lotal lv and ludieutly extirpating the oiim , li oin*! tlie skin soft, .nuioil! i, ; <J niiural This i- thr ■ : only anil'll! u«ul liy the Fivneh. itiul i- tin unit ! rest eflr..etmil tio|*iiatnry ie evis’enee Price 7? een'o l’er p.u kagi’,«em juafpiiid. to anvmlilresw, : on nieeini oi ;ui order bv BFlti.FI! SHI'TTS'* Cos., t Io mist »pk 1» ‘JNS River St., Tror, N. T. , STEP BY STEP, DR. 'lift /iii*! s Fii‘r>t Lesson iUtoir I\l> 11 ■ FI I tut, lei, ueglnners I. rent i ' "H 111 Ililpruved jd in. Pin e, '.*' eellt.-. [1 i> .mi of ;h>. Ih*-i lirsi 1-ook- lor vonng { etiiUiri n tli.lt \v: le,, ,■ yet -ei 11. mnl nil! doubt- j b-s-- i.ei «111 its n ;. o- j.ul.li. l:o"i. uni 1 gi'iieraltv enij-tur ed in ihe m-tnielion ot ' ill;- •Iron."—/A/.0-.11. .Slut, “ St-,. I", St.;, i- ,1 mi, 11, ■eluml iHiok. '—.'•tiil". Pr l'lie anb-"r:t*ers "■ill -eml ,1 .liri nt.n , .inmiii j ing speitnen the übovi work, ile-lgm-d 1 to Icuetr Ihe iuile inn 10 n ;nl on anew tdau itiiT on • de-iriue i; It wilt g'm tcin bir- :i.„l OTh"r« mfe 'Ten ill In -ill 11; |,| , * ,|„ "ork t*opie-ol tin-noi'k eat 1... . ,|. ittltii*: . tor the purpi if .'viinitmuion oti t m ij" I “ ■| • (>-*' i.S. i UKTKIt 7 - uA i i'.S i-’ S U -ITI St. - 1*1: !,.i ’. ; WILLKON’B SCHOOL AMT FAMILY SEIUK.S <) F HEADEILS AND SPELLERS. Wilison’s Priinot f/ Spelter. A Simpli* nml Progressive Course of Lessons ill S)ieilino, v.itli Hpnilinjr timl Dictation K.vereises, ami the Kloinonts of < )ral ami Written Conqiositioii. By Maih iv; \\'ii.i.-ijn. Jtimo., 80 paijes, ~*o ( wt v . K* ‘ ‘‘Bts. Win son’s Lari/er Speller. A IVopre-sive Cour-e ot Lesson in Sjx-ii. ini;, arranue'l according t*> the Pritieij’ics of Orthoepy ami (irainiuar, with Kxereises in Svnoiivins tor i*e'.n 1 1 by. Sjieilino' am! \\ litino; anil a new System nt Definitions. By Main it 'V\ ii.i.shn. iJnio, 1 tiM )>ii<;cs ati Cuts. :(5 cents. Willson's printer. The School ami Family Primer. littioiluctory to Series of School mnl Family Ketnlers. liy Mum;,; Wji.t.so.v. iJnio, t J |iages, Ifti Cuts, io cents. WiHsotfs First ltemler. The First I’emier ot tin School ami Family Series. By Makcu'i* Wii.i.sun. Unto, SI jmoes, lAJ Cuts. if) cents. Witlson's Serond Rentier. The Seeoml Heailer ot tin* School and Family Series, lfy Maki'U'k Wii.i.sox. Unit), lo t panes, 100 Cuts, no i ; A Third Render ; IrHermcdinfe Si rim. \ Third Header 0} a(L ade between the Second and Third Headers of the Seliool aud Family Series. By M.via it's Wii.i.son. l’iiiio, 216 )»ajres. To Cuts. 60 cents. I Willson's Third, Render. Thelliird Header of the Seliool and Family Series. By Makcius Wii.i.son. lJmo, 264 )mges, 142 Cuts. 90cents. A Fourth Render: Interinctliatt: S', ,;,s. A Fourth Header of a (Lade between tin Third and Fourth Headers ol tiie School and Family Series. By Marciuk Wiij.son. IJnio, 312 pages, 65 Cut', ft 10. Willson's Fourth Render. The Fourth Header of the School and Family Series. By Mmo ii s Wii.i-son. Uino, :JO(J jatges, Mil Cuts. *1 3d. Willson’s Fifth Render. The Fifth Header of till .-School and Family Series. By Maio n*. Willson*. I Jnio, .510 pages, JOts Cuts. kI PO. Fnuu M.tj General JlowanL COisiinibsioiHr Freednieii's Bureau. “Your excellent serje* Inis been received j mul examined with gr< at Interest 1 like the j works very ninth, and am » specially pleas* with the (’harts and Primary Books, believing them unusually adapted to aid the child in making » start.’’ [l'lTtraet from Letter of Major Baxton, or- ! •feting Render* ) Wabiiimoto*. D. April 24, | It waa thought by some Unit we had better get the Parker «V Watson Series, which is the most used in the Schools, simply beemisoeoine had got it, for the fiake of uniformity ; but my recommendation prevailed. One gentleman | present, who had used both, stated that he had j used tUw other as long ns he eared to, and con- | side ml tin Willson Serica as fa n superior, j giving tin example of the differenee of time | i required in teaching u new pupil, the prefe rence being decidedly In favor of the latter | series. 80 we, starting this new movement, * have decided to urt the beat book extant, so far ins vr k>ic* them : (Signedi 8. WiLLAituSaxton. From the American Freedman (Rev. Lyman Abbott ) • The peculiar characteristic of this Series j lief' ii» the fact that they aim tn impart, as lar !as possible useful information. For this pur poN<- they contain s\.vii<’« ot articles on vari j ous sultjeetfl of seieuee and history, graded t«> tlir capacity of different pupils, and so arrange*! 1 that when the live volumes have been t a re fill ly f ad, the student, iu addition to a know ledge of reading, will have acquired a considc , rsble knowledge in many departments of j study, •*ucb as will Jay the foundation for more ; complete instruettou afterward.” t hey are therefore peculiarly adapted to the j pressing needs and quick j perceptive? ot the j < ofond children. Each book is [irofusely ami j handsomely illustrated, and the illustrations | are am. intended to render the comprehension jof the reading matter more easy. The follow j ing tc-timonifilf have been selected from a ; large of a similar nature : BragAi R. f. \*i> a E 'if?n r. SrmiiMPM.rxT Edication, Rn HMoifn, Va., Dec. irt. isof, i D*;*’ Bir— -I have l.onlliar with the ! Renders from first publication, and am free to «#y to yen. as I have uniformly said to teache***. superintendents, and otliers, that, all tilings coosideri'd. 1 regard them n« Yhe i best E.-rhs before the public The leading j*ecnliar feature ot this Series a happy in spirat lon of the author, and the execution of the plan so well done as scarcely to admit of improvement Mr Willson's style of eompo ■ition |n the lower numbers of the Berks, and something of his phoi m the Wgher number*, ■ haxe been imitated by some later writers of 1 school re aders with decided advantage to their works Heuec Mr. Willson has not only made a peerless Series of hb own. but ha* elevated | the general standard of sneh works. When ex« i my choice bus not been cnsiiaioed l*v eiieumstaiiees, I have always n>* and this Berie« . both in, tin* white and euloind schools with whu b I have been Jh any wav eoniieeted Y'dim, truly, R. M Mam v, S*i|h rintemleiit Educiiiion. Hai|>er & brothers. Publishers, THAN KLIN S(JFAI!K. XKW YORK. IIARI’F.R A BROTIIKK6 will -vnit any nf Hie xlxjvi works >iy Mali, |ioMmri. frvi*. d> ttiyjtjrt >t the l mted States, on receipt of the price. •J. K. BEYAXT, AI.EWT rim THE STATE OT GEORBIA, AUCHJSTA, GEO m j ‘3*4 * j f roni W. \t (Joi.hy, to neral Superintendent | Freedman’s Rchools in Arkansas, j I never made better read era than from those j books. Tlte Charts are unsurpassed by any. | From W F. Miti uf.i l, Superintendent of | Fre* dmcii’s Schools (in charge of Pcmnsvl vanift Frecdnn nV Assoeiatii.-n.) 1«» r Middle j Tennessee and Northern .\laJ*ama | WillsonV lb aders are unsurpa <sei’ '-v ,»n v i in the English language. I Copi( 5 xvil! be r>ent, postage paid. («• parties | desiring to examine them xvilh a view to in trod net ion, on receipt of half price. H 'lii’KH vV BuoTimi* also publi-1: a Berkr j (»1 School tintl Foniiffj Charts. i 'I wcuty twain number, by Murcius Willson j find N. A. Calkins. I These. Charts an' designed, in * oiincction with the accompanying Manual of lust ruction by Mare ins Nfillson (12ino, #1 50} and the Primary Object Lesson, by N. A I Calkins, (12mo. $1 50) ifurnc ii ti,.. teachu l "ith the re<|iiif*tte aids for the prnetiew | appliratii *nos -» true system of Eb'iaM.*u- I h\i'y Instnn tion. In the six Rt ading Ctiark. • ih** type is sullkientlv large to bv easi- Ily read at a distance of.twenty Jed. These | Charts will be furnished either sejmrntely oir | m full setts, either mounted or in sheets, andi j for Family Use, in neat atlas form, at the | following prices When mounted, tv > arc on 1 h card of tli# size of each Chart, a 1 ©ut 22 by ;•;(» i inches. They are sent by mail, i v Mir.r.Ts, ot I Un- prices named : hi Shn tn. I Elementary Sixty illustrated w °jHs cts. II Reading: First Lessons :t5 cts. IH Reading: Second Lessons.... M 5 ets IV Rending: Third Lesson© $> cts. V Reading: Fourth Lessons ets. N I. Reading . Fifth Lessons JT> cts. VH. 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[foiro Instructor. t M Bison s Manual i# the truest American ex pression of the principles of IVstalottzzi that bus yet been nude. Mr. Willson is legitimate ly n Tying out ;n this Manual and the ace* .o pynying Chait . the hasi: (,| his ndmirabic system of School Kendcrs. —A. )'. Ttc iu r