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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

TN PURSUANCE fan order Of the
Probate Court Of Lawrence county,
rran,ed yhs November term 1888 y
6hall on Friday she 4ih Of jaNusry
|nsxt, ., rks plantation Of Joseph Pounds
oFer forsale 70 The hishes BID
der The following described property. 10
vii: One tract Of land containing about
I've hundred acres, lying about nine
miles below Monticello, adjoining the
lands Of Mrs. Bridges
SAMUEL POUNDS, AdnE
December l. 1888 l-4w
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~ " FL Or TnE~ ta
. SOUTHERN DEJNCCRAr.

tTr1liE subscribers have il in coiftemplati6h. IS
IL commence the publication Of weekly news.
paper in the town OF Monticelio, ia this STAR.
bearing the above title. In asking The patronage.
Of spirited and enlightened public to the ents,.
prise, we think proper conform to an established
custom, and give succinctly the tenes by which We
will be- governed. TnE SOUTHERN DsMocRAr.
is designed as vehicle Of political Information "a
The people, and will support the principles Of De-
mocracy and the men who profess and practices
those principles. But its columns will not be clo-
sed against well written articles On any other sub
ject, reservng always to ourselves the right 70
Judge OF their merits, their moral tendency &c.
We shall in all the different departments Of Li,es
ratlre, Science and Agriculture, endeavor 70 keep
PAGE with the genius and spirit Of tie age; taking
cate not to neglect the Interesting subjects Of Nor
ality, Religion and Internal improvements by the
states, DC. To reform the abuses which hays
creptinto our system Of banking, shall be with ID
subjects Of especial care. But to resist the eleya-
tion Of Henry Clay to the Presidency, to expose
his. schemes for binding and throwing captive the
Southern States into the iron clutches of Nor,heih
and British Stockholders; to hur1 back the poison
ed chalice which this dangerous aspirant is appiy-
ing to our fps-shal be with us Al all timesobjectf
of constant care and increasiong labor. We br.
eye that the election Of any man sustaining his
unsound principles would be a,fafblngcr Of polit.
ical lsprosy, which in four years would reach every
limb a tee body polite. No greater evil in our
Judgement, could hefal this county ind its demo-
cratic institutions. than to intruM the administras
ton Of its affairs 10 federal Arrangements during
a Presidential term. Truly il would be ssworss
than even pestilence." Convinced of this, and
relying firmly on the justice Of our cause, we shah
resist until we have spent the last shot in the locker
the election Of any man to the Presidency who is
not Democrat tried and approved.
TnE SOUTHERN Democrat, will be published
every Saturday on large Super Royal sheet, com
u,cncins on or before the first Of January next
and furnished to subscribers al S. in advance, O
Sc at the end Of the year. No subscriptions VII
he received for a less period than one year.
y Advertisements inserted AZ one dollar for evssy
ten lines for the first insertion, and fifty cents A.
each subsequent.
= J. Z. PASCAL,
CIR. EIGER. y
e Nou.iceio, November Is 1888.
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-,.,::;Iuien.J being desirous %
un., I'm lows. requests Ill pes'
~os,.d q him either by ns's 9!
'nd' !, rsks immed iats-rsyme"t.ss a
P"i, = ;.dulsenes can be givrn.--His'
Pe1, ';~s, % fou"d =, ne old stan" =
~ : "u 81 February next when all
\ % !, business VIII b~.s~ ~ oyfNfe
psu .. - o(;csrs for collection Cnr.
la' " note. only will be received q
\ | D,ynept Of debts. >,
~ JOHN Il TEuNlssoN.
,.,.ober 90. ie3s-4-tf q
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sT0f THE MUhDERERs,


lVVV will he given by the on.
designed forths apprehension " JOHN
STEP and SOLOMON STEP, who mur.
dered Martin Frsley, sen.; Sn THE c'ii
October inst. near Wolfes Ferry, in
Harden county, Teanssses.
Johx,Stsp is abou. 26 years Of age, 5
feet 8 or s. inches high, dark complexion,
dark eyes, black hair inclined to curl,
md very low forehead The middle
mint ofthe fore 6nxer Of bis right hand is
considerably enlarged. occasioned il IS
supposed, ny hurh
Solomon Step is about Is or "a years Of
sse, 5 feet Il inches high, stout built.
inclined q; be stoop shoulderrd, dark
coNplrsiusydsrk eyes,hlaek hair Inclined
70 cur, and very high cheek bones. =
The bones Of his right hand have hseu
hroken near Inc middle OF he palm, and
occasional very csnsidsrsblsg ridge on
the b,ek ofbis hand.
The. Steps formerly rtsidsd ID II.
Cherakes country in Gporgis. and il j,
.hocshi they wiIi.siIher make their way
back 10 Georgia. or strike for Texas.
Ths above reward will be paid on
mar delivery in Hardin county, Tennes.
set or prc?or'ionsbIe reward for either
sally FRALEY,
HENDERSON G. FRALEY,
- JACKSON F9ALEY, IS
= SAMUEL. LENOX.
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GUARDIANS. NOTICE.

AS the honorable prbbats Court )
Lswrence County, has wade i the du.
" " the subscriber, a. GuGtdix1 81 he
minor hSrs, y maks 6nal close Of dc
estate 81 r.. W. Burge, deed; i. res.
pectfully invites aII ihiee indebted 10
sa,d estate. either BY note d otherwise,
10 cali and make payment 81 they will
have cost 70 pay; ~ The ensuing fall
term will nbi b. slsowrd 10 pAss witbout
suit being brought sgainst All delinqnsulss
ne j. NJ. TURNER. Guardian,
Monficeaio;. July IA, 1856. 34-0t.
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NY 20 ~ order of ihs Probate Court u
DLawtynce county, at their August,
Term. 1883, | win offer Tor sale, Al pub
I;c xuc,Mn, At the late resiJeccr Of W.
-P., Mullen, decd (ecw occupied by
James Prics) on The second day II y ann:
ary 1880. ~ Of The real estate ii said
deceased, viz:---Tbs sSg half Of section
nfMs ybe pcrlhrast quarter ,.cf section
eight. the west half.rets the sseuih
quarter and east half Of the sou'F west
quarter Of section four: All Of said land
is il Tow nship seven. and range ten. east.
Said lands are bounded, by G. -Dickersons
Land on The west. r. Cooper. on TIE
soa:h, aud Mrs. Garner and Il. Prssiides
on The east, aud il aituated on Fair Xiv
er, ubou, fifty acres 10 cultivation, snd 4
good dwelling house. Terms OF sale,
| Twelve months credit, note and approx
ed security. yaLsO-at the same .ims
and place, will offer for sale, ss above
Gee or SIX likely yourg negroes, consist
isg hf zen, hoys and girls. OF So msny
a. will he sufhcisntto sati.fy the debts
!, sgaip.t. said .aials. Also, ! will hire u. q
inc remainder ofsthe negroes beIong'o,
10 said estate, At the same place ana time
lfor'tas ensuing year, being SIX OF eight y
1 number. s.s , 5 ~.
/ yMSO--Two Cows ond Calves, and
small lot Of Hogs. 'a''
| Terms OF sale and hire made known >
The tins.
SAML. PRESrlDGE, Admir-.
w. p. Mullen, deceased
| Monticello, October 81, 1838.-48-'
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,oaPRDsPECTUSaOF THE.
&outhsfn star.
il be p,,bIisi.ed IN Gallqtin.

RI .iSl. ~ ~ Fs'Ys's'sS ~; --i'"
The Sout,e,n Star will commence its career
with no empty promises Of neu,ralhy-promi-
.es mace ior tie mon part TO subscrve tempora.
f..iy ends, anil with no settled purpose Of being
|n. Id inyiciable. We shall conceive 1t our pro-
vince, AZ well as our da,y. to advocate with be-
coming zeal the principles which We deem COR
rect. sull 10 expose II possible, the falacy Of
such as we doe NOT appruys., But IN dung this
we can ne,rl er claim il Us our privilege, nor
regard itas our ddty. to sassil with violence or
maIigni,y the political tenets Of others--we
shall strive so TO tsMper our conduct az to give
40 iu.t cause OF Somplslnt 10 political adye,s ga
RES. but at he aane time, assume an attitude
lsulEcieptly Arm andsadependent to leave no
| oom Tor e zen skeptzcs eOdoubt our course
hi wslbe o,it purpbyk toappiaud political wire
tue wherever II may &be found, and We shai
with a RELENTLESS grasp rcnd the veil that OBJ
scnres political 'aetoirhitv In our politics we
| are decidedly DtkctAffdiir yieideda hearty,
au,s,we think, we'll ameritcd support to much
1.-The greater portion Of the hale Administrations
/ aud ssssted 10 the utmost Of our humble abli
lies, in eleyating 10 power The present Chiel
1 Magistrate OF the nation Aud, though we sse
! welded 10 no man scr party, yet 20 long ~ ne
continues 10 follow W. that line, which he bas al
ready chalked out fbr himself We shall con'
,a;v. ,ha, 10 can AZ better preserve. protect;
ana 'leisnd ~ c6n,iit dtion aud liberties Of the
,,ecole. Than by WELDING him all ardent and un
.;r;u. .annori. kesre1 III The land Il. al gave
MIN "a the rreat sn , of liberty., w eafly
q i,sr, lemocracy. JefFersor, Liberfy-- We have
s.,;.s.I (ra.Iv, = IA conteSt. and our sili3se.
an, aays .l,aii Ne ,ne "a IA trust IS our fsl
10 ,I;nc W ~ q as,ss az freedoms
: W. hs,;.ve thsi I'the. Is STYLED. Virrin;a and
/ y ..s,cEv re:olni innns of sal and 40. I've
- ..t.;,;cn. ~ shs srir;t and meaning III ~
..:,,s,;e"' Ia, ~ rni ,t;csl lins which III,
49," ~. 49, i. ~ ora M su,led 4, ~ throv,
49, -. .,.s.s - k.cn n w;th
aso.n . 80 s.s;ss ~, n y;sdnr - M
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oe". .. ,,,rs stsss R;shss dccir;ne.. csrta nd
/ 800 ~ ..ti,.. S-l;nanra ar lQ10
,ue 0oN ss $1,000 cr ~ .o.,.,;,.
~ - su 'ss. 800. ,,;s,a M. ,,.;,,,
on' suo go. ..saD.s 49,. ~. "s,n.,,,t ut
tnat Consee,s cHs. 1870 ~.
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BODY. Iet w W..m' eaIc'sa W. ~ susn u.op''
an vs,on ~ - .e.u " $3.50 a1.,. ~ y !. =
new rcrK rs $500 49, y
az exqAsays ee,a su ~. = .... "a ". .rsa,,
ra'a, - s.l'srsl Il shally eaiaerissl. absurd
and r!cua0s. :s y 20. ss!'.!s shs. -. pro
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Sf4rS Or observation-disclosures County, J,
!. Probate Court, June Term, 1888. y,

! Stare OF MissIsslrri, -LnwrcncA Cuintyts.s
Probate Court, June Term, 1885, y.
| APPRECIATION having been made by
- The administrator III The estate
Richard Bullock dee'a., that lie real - Y
tate of said dncessed ~ sold, it's ofiaf-'
ed by The Court that al persor',, interest
ed IN said estate, be and appear at the
asat August Te'n' q said csprs. s,e'si.ow I
csose, Il Pny they eau. why, said estate
shotld GOT be sold. II i further orders j
That ! copy 'uf his order b. pdbiished'iu
the Monticello Pearl River Banner. fof
six week sue csss'yely aud z copg thera'.
II be advertised in three Of The most pub
lie places in I.awfcnte County.
A true copy VI The minutes OF said
Court.
J. CALDWELL. CLERK.
Issued IS IL June 1885.
July IL. 1S38-34-6w. =
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-, =; rail Road Company.

NIi.sissipPi uai' ieo''1
iorlCE-Is hereby given nat me =.
~, Undersigned commissioners will
,."t. for the subscription O. ten
wv shares Of The csp,taioek OF the
. :.';ooi .RsjI Road Company. on
80 he, J7.h o! .Dscsmbsr, ~ the
us2MoutieeIlo. TweasytlSedo''srs pei
., w N, 81 required Il TIE is"e os.sue.
|s;o y" III The notessof any solvent
y I' oIi,hssotsts. - 81
n fattlsfs can Of fifteen PEI
M IS how made ,lpdn the
bck efctoforessnbscn bed:.
John S. CARSON,
ROBERT JELKS,
f ENGELH /. RID.
Commissioners.
Dec. IS, 1888.
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NOTICE.

1T The sepsenii.ss ysrm OF the Prl
\, - y bate Caur: ~ Cosimgtap Coonl
State .f 4i,ss,ssippi, The undersigne
were appointed Commissioners rs, to ~
ce,vs snu sxspiGe- Tie claims seainsi ia
sslstrrost WY Espya dvesassd. ibe q
,sshsn. Court bf sad county having drc!a
red the SANE ipspIvent. All those hCfp
ing clsims sksihsrssiu tnAis an hereb.
notified TIKI we Nlsltiae q Aase Atss So
urday ip, ssrhs moaih ,iersM months, !"
Mount CARRIE. sja,.,Ibe cpypiinF room Q
J.sP. Johes kco, Tor The purpose Of re
|tieving and Examining oil ths claims tbs'
I ,nsx Ie preseatet to US sssinst ss'des
late, and. il 3s for,her ordered that this.Do
t,ce he published in, abe Pearl Rive,
Banner, . paper printed IN the town o
| Monticello, once sweek for six weeks.
y; 4 Ion Jones' = Commission minis Il,
fWm GRAVEs. efs II
T. Moont Csrpe.Ii lsse-47 6w.
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10 sue, or be Sued,
HAT is THE QUESTION.
kX1E NOW give fair warn
~ ing. 'l'hose iiWlebiesl,tn
for Job Work, "A Advertising, or
subscriptions, will save cost ny
ayiug before the FIRST DAY
BIZ JANUARY. Every &C.
|ount due us will, 90 that day,
placed IN the hands Of an
Ificcr for collection.
COHEA 4 CAMERON. !
Dec. Is, 1888.
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TATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }In Lawrence Cir
Laurence County. Scuit Cousl-
James1H. Turner, No March Term Il
J.mts Wintefn Attachment for

TT appearing 81 the satisfaction Of This
= Court that The Jefsndsn, has ahscon
ded .or 50 concesls himself that tbs Or
d,rsry prncesso Of Tie law rsrto, be- ser
v-a upon him; whereupon il l. ordered
ihsi unless the defendant appear. put 10
special bail and plead 10 the p!aindtlF's
sction on or before the first day Of the
rext March term ,f this court. Judgement
foai w,ll be rendered against him. and
the estate attached will be sold 70 satisfy
splaintiff's claims aud alseos,s. Itis tor.
iher ordered ina, The Clerk al this Cbufi
cause a copy Of this otder To be published
Tor six weeks ,succrssiyely in The news.
rarcr called The Pearl River Banner,
rrin,ed and published IN the town u :A0n'
tic,lld IN s5la Ts; A"iSTs' 95>f ~
vi certify thu abUve tohe q ,ras extract
from, the minutes of sstd Cpust. ss.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have y.
hsr4un'o set my hand aud othc'a' zeal 4
the tuwn nf JMnn,ic~Ilo, this lhs twentieth
day of October 1893.
EDw.RD L. BOWEN. Clerk.
Oct. 90 ia3a-4--6w. =
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- --4.-- 49, -
STATE or jMlSSI sSIPFf,2 IN I.awtenceC "
Laurence County, al }cui. Court. Z z
IA. john SHARP ~ TO March Term /, I
Jawes. Winters. .Attachment tor .S,24,
TIT appearing TO the Satisfaction Of this
Court that The defendant has sbscand
ed or 50 concra's hinseli'thai the ordiua,
ary process Of the Law cannot be served
upon him; whereupon il IS ordered tina
unless the defandaat appear, put in spe
ciai bail pleadto the plaintiffs sr'ior
on or before The frst day Of the mex
March term Of this court. judgeMth
final viii be rendered against him. am
The estate attached viii be sold 70 satisfy
plaintiffs claim and all costs. IL is for
iber ordered that the Clerk Of this Cour
csus. a copy Of this order to be PUBLISH
I'd Tor six, weeks successfully IN the news
paper called the Pearl River Banner
pria,.d aud published 10 Ing towu' .
,Inaticrllo. 7 s..''ts'F 81 ''leTss
lesrtii,y ,heabo,e 10 be!s true exsrac
from ,ha minutes of said Court. s j
IN TESTtMONYitsyH HEREOF Ibas.
hereun,o set my hand aud official seaf 1
The tnwn oe Monticello, this The twsIitiell
day Of October 1888. y ~ II II
EDWARD l.. BOWEN, Clerk,
October 70 183S-.-47-6w.
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UAkDTAN'S SALE. v

II GREE.ABLY to an ordsrot.ihe Pro-
-. bate Court If Coviogtrn county,
made at the November terri. 855, ,wiii
be sold At The Court House ia Msntlesllo,
OH the FRS, day Of January max. ,to4.hs
highest bidder, on . credit of Twelve
a,onlhs, that valuable tract " land Of
which Nathaniel Robertson decd .,!er.
merly lived. s''ustsdaone mile and a hall
above Mon'tcelir. Immediately or the
river, and known as tllr east fractional
section thirteen, IN. toss uship. seven 81
range twenty one west, containing fse
hundred AVID fiity,one 70,fo0a acres.
The land il good, and wen watered. witt
| handsome bluff on the river. There Is
some cleared land on the tract. Al.
SERENE ROBERTSON, Guardian
Nov. 18th 1838-l-5w. 4:
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consult merely convenience and safety, must be n
safer guide then theory Sill more does the Govern
ment, than the individual need such simple pro.
cess OF deposng and drawing its fnnds-and when
il is SO anxious to devate, we may well fear liza,
has other objects 10 answerthat it hopes by hol-
ding the purse of the nation in the hands of its sub
agents to increase political influence far too great
already, Electors Of the stu distyict-bear it in
mind, that whilst many of the Van Buren, party,
nobly breasted themselves against this new expert.
ment and assumption Of power, oar Representative
was nothing abashed On this question he was ev-
CT at ms post, and through thick and through Thin
was faithful to the executive will-eyen 10 the DIV.
ing struggle of rec onsderatlon.-To this vet
leading and darling of the administration
he has thus chained himself to sink or SWIM Can
such an one DO faithful representative of your
views Can lie wait your voice to the hall ofcon-
gress and say, thus and thus, say my constituents
INSTRUMENTATION.
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ANOTHER UNTRUTH NAILED I!

The Van Buren, papers, and do individuals,
assert that Isaac Fletcher was more constant than
any other member of Congress from Vermont. The
Journals show positively, this to be wholly untrue,
and they Il true index Of the attention which
members give to their business They show Mr. F.
warrants. When party questions came up, and To-
cofocosm needed sail hands on deck" he in
the House, for the especial purpose Of sustaining
corruption. We have examined the Journals and
found the following result, in the case of three
members, from this State. The yeas and nays were
called 237 times from the commencement of The
session, to June Both, during winch time
Fletcher absent 1873 times
Allen I" l6 60
Everett 90 {" 20
This is correct. What confidence can people
put upon the word of II man who says it IS other
wise, when the journals positive assert this? viii
they put confidence in paper that denies these facts?
We state not these facts merely for the occason
but challenge any official or responsible contrudc-
tion now and hereafter. Our readers may place
implicit confidence in our assertions, and vote
cordlngly. They are true. We heard some weeks
since that Dir +. had certificate from the Clerk Of
the House, respecting his attendance We have
one also, recorded upon oath. We have published
ours Mr. f. has not his The story is hoax, that
he has any thing differing in fact from ours, and is
intended to gull people. Further, it is stated that
he a committee aud at the latter end of the
session had leave to sit during the of the
House, aud of course absent, when the yeas
and nays were called The journals mention no
such thing as leave being given TO sit thus. And to
put this second hoax down, he was PRESENT, at
the call of the yeas and nays, Ctten, atthe TIME
this pIeence is up, any other period. These
stories all humbug, and intended to deceive
MARK THE DECEIvERs
Allen and Everett were both upon laborious com
mittees, in the House.
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NEW FASHIONED WAY TO GET Rec
LECTED TO CONGRESS-.

Make ten minutes speech, after others have
SAID what is necessary to b6 SAID upon the subject
and if the Of ofience has been withdrawn, no
ma'tor-publish your speech in handbills-accon-
pany 1t with remarks saying that nobody else from
your State said word upon the subIect-that they
were all "silent deatt'-call them COW
ARDS or TRAITORS' and yourself '.CIIAM
PION! and then go about the District and tell
people Shat you were IN your seat more than any
other member-especially be particular to tell this
if the Journals Of the House show you to have been
absent about TWO THIRDS of The tme--be
full when this is asserted to say your opponents
"lie"-tell people you eooH, even if you cannot
go to Washington alone, ride halt n mile with
out some ono 10 drive your team and see that do
not fall from your carriage-thus presenting the
cular eUidence Of The truth or falsehOOd of your
sertion, so plain none but fool can doubt-and "a
cap the whole, IN the address accompanying your
speech, after utterng forty untruhs, ask people it,
in consideration of such speech-that being your
only claim upon them-you are not worthy of be-
ing sent to Congress again, that the public may pay
your expense of journies to the South for yonr
health, instead of doing it yourself QUIZ.
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G-J|W have seen the last number OF the federal
paper at Dunville, Of Sept. /, and of all the low.
dirty, vulgar publications ever read, we have
no recollection of seeing its equal Its total disre-
gard OF truth is feature prominent, TO disgust
any person who has the least principle of honesty
Cold, deliberate ialsehoods Illuminated with all
vocabulary of Billingsgate has been exhausted for
terms, in which TO express the writers spleen against
the Wing party. We were never more lorcibly
pressed with the truth of the proverb, that whom
Heaven wills 10 destroy it first makes mad" For
i'll temper, and spleen, and unrestrained venom, we
venture to affirm, that the last Star has parallel
We either greatly mistake the character of the ma
jory OF the " IL. party in this County this pro-
duction will prove the most l0nthsome, revolving,
disgusting document they have ever been called
upon to digest
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Caledonia County Grammar
School mt EAyRdaOHA.

TENHE Fall Term of this institution will COM.
n mence on Wednesday the FIFTH day of Sep
TENDER next, to continue twelve weeks. The I'M
expected degree of public patronage and confidence,
this school has shared during the past year, has in
duced decision superiniend its interests another
year. And il is hoped those pupils who have
been with US, and whom we expected to meet no
more, will again mnge in youthful and happy
circle, TO pursue with profit and pleasure greater
than ever, the branches hitherto attempted to be
taught.
Arrangements are made that the Languages,
Natural Sciences, Mental and Moral Philosophy,
and other higher branches will receive criii-
cal and extensive attention. Lectures and exper-
iments will be more systematically and frequently
given A class of teachers will be formed and re-
Gel We during the term such instruction will fa-
cilitate the duties of that employment. Lessons in
criticism will be attended by advanced scholars, in
oonnexiou with which brief lectures on the nature,
use and variety of language, will be given.
An opportunity will be given at moderate
charge, for acquiring knowledge of Geography on
the speedy and interesting plan OF classification
Music will be taught as heretofore by Miss J. A,
PADDOCK. E. Z. ADAMS, Principal
Aug Is, 1888 55-3w
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XOuaag Ladies' Seminary.

A SCHOOL for the instruction of Young Ladies'
IA will be opened by Miss f. M. BONNEY, at
Waterford, Upper Village, in the building former
Iy occupied IA Masonic Hall. the Cd Monday
OF September, 1888, and will continue twelve
weeks
TUIrlON-For instruction in the English branch
es, 800 rqunrter.
For instruction in the French Language $l 90 in
addition per quarter
For instruction in Drawing and Painting, So, 90
per quarter.
For instruction in Music, ION the Piano Fore)
So, 90 per quarter
BOARD-In respectable families, from 81 ,25 TO
so per week
No pains will be spared to advance the moral
and social as well the scientific improv ement Of
the pupils, and from her former experience and
success as teacher, and from the very superior ad
vautages for instruction in the branches above
mentioned, which she herself has recently enjoyed
it is believed by the friends of the institutions that
this school under the charge of Miss Bonnoy, with
the aid ola competent assistant, will afford advan-
tages to Young Ladies not surpassed by any in the
country.
Upper Waterford, Aug. IS, 1888 55--3w