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DEAFNESS.
A NEW article for persons troubled with deafness
~ (caled the Ear !ruinpet) has just hcen received
by the Of which, the slightest articulation of the h
man voice is distinctly conveyed, the SIR. ANY On,
who has ever been obliged with very den
person, must be fully ,ihle OF the difficulty and en-
barrussment experienced both by themselves and the in
dviduals unfortunately afflicted by the use of RI,
Ear Trumpet this objection entirely obviuted The
scepcu have always andnlled their doubts nt,e,
having used tbs Trumpet For sale at
Fancy store of c. inmon and St Charles sroe,s
nlcr h, ExGhangs Hotel. feb IL
SsPERM OIL-l500 gallons pure winter A
- Sperm Oil in casks and l'hIs, for sale by
JARVIS 81 ANDREWS,
Wholesale Drugg SIS, corner ,mnon und Tcban
ms streets. mrlI
WHITE Lead bbIs, l51O lbs tacI;
w DO kegs, 100
2Dl do Is
English dos ii bhls. luD
100 Pain. Brushes, various sizes,
Gaze Vermillion;
bills Copal Varnish;
Japan
=" Coach
20 packs Gold Leaf
so do Silver do;
100 do Dutch Metal.
WINDOW GLASS, American, FL glisI, and French
1900 boxes, various sizes and qualities,
Boston Lrown du-53O hoxes consignment. will; h.
sold low. ' W
Also. general assortment Of artists colours and
tnis, t3i safe ny \ w SCAT Is,
No 10 Canal street,
y. Alabama notes taken at p r. and Missssipp;
notes will lie received at IL per discount for goods
OF ~ payment OF nehs. ju lw
ELOuR-30n nnding fr steamer Tndepcud.
encc, .c } DORSEY,
MY ~ New .ev.e
Euers"a's R'zar Strops-Tlree cases of The
genuine article, just rrc,vedhv
oct REFS & D'LANG;, 10 Camp $,
Missouri Rop,-5OO coils AIissour, balls ron.
made all ofhenp, in store, aud for sails by
n3 GpiL2r q HAWTHORN, 81 Gruyiern,
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Corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets

nOYLE II MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
~ Painters No 5 Carohdele street, two doors from
| Canal street.
limitations of the following woods and marbles, ex
| ecuted in mastery mal,Iler,
WOODS MAnBLEs
Mahogany, Egyptian black and gold,
Oak, Galla anil An,ico
Pollard DO, Oriental or vcrd antique,
Curlet 40, Jasper,
Curlcd Maple, Blood Stone,
Birds Eye 10, Darby Granite,
fair WOOD Dove o,e" or isurde,,o,
Yew Tree, Italian White.
Coromandie or Black Siarna a and ' Brocte,l,.
Rose Wood, Ameri an Grey,
Ash White Oak, &C. Il &c.
Curled Elm,
Specimens TO .c at the shop Paints. oils
glass; colsi vamisl, &c. on hand mi Tor sale
RON, STEEL & HEAVY GUODS-Hut. sduare
IL and bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and ploush
mOulds
Cast' German shear. blis'ered, spring, slcc, and
Hollow ware, cut md wrought nails and spikes
Mne block TIM mill and grind stones, salt kettles
C''a'n cables, anchors, hoes
Tx, log ard trace chains corn mills
Anviis, vices, Hammers and bellows
wire, sheet pig and bar lead; shot
Coal, and conkng stoves
Ames, Rowland's and other spa,es and shovel,
TOOK and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Co.ns, Hunts, shaip and other axes
lara and Manila cor1age, lines and Irvine
Doh ana shea'h'ng copper; Naval stores
rants, iinseed and sperm oil
A full assortment of hardware and slim cl,s,,,l,r,
always on hand, and which arc offered FIR ,, NJ wl,as
SAFE Of retail, OIL the most favorable terms, by
mf LAYTON II Co. IS Old Levee,
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Plicc 81 Ter bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mr. + tpr( n,l I,ku


NOTICE TO TIE PUBLiC.-UnioMnJ.d
l rumofs of the Undersigned having sold out,
Or discontinued his old and long cs' ,hIished
GARDEN SEED STORE,
M 23 tus'om hou.t Street,
Having been most indusriously circul ,trd by self
interested pnrcs tho subscriber bcgs TO assure his
friends generally, and the public at large, tina, he
still continues within two doors of his late, or
former stand, TO be furnished with IL fun and cx.
lensive supply Of all the standard kinds of kitchen
or vegetab" garden Seeds, of tho growth and i'm
port OF the present season, 1887.
Since the early part of September no has re-.
ceivcd ample supplies, by the packet ships Vicks.
burg, Kentucky, and Arkansas, all arrived in short
passages, direct from New York By the Missis.
sppi and another packet, he is in daily cxpccta.
ton of supply of Fruit Trees and Asparagus
Roots, having already received Invoices thereof by
mail.
Tho subscriber bcgs further to assure tn, pub!ic
at large, that he is at present as well enabled TO
meet and execute orders for all tho kinds of Garden
Seeds, either Wholesale or RETAIL as no ever was
since his first establishment in January, 1922.
Country Dealers and Market Gardsners' orders
tilled at the lowest and most reasonable rates, bv
tho pound weight, and gallon or brshel measure.
Catalogues, eithsr in French or English, NAV
always DO obtained OH personal application a,
usual, 70 WIN. SMITH,
Garden Seed Store, IS Customhou.c str. u.
NOfE.-A constant supply of Bird Seed cit, or
miIcd OF plain; Pulverizcd soups herbs, and Shakers
dried herbs,-with supply of peus and boans.
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I OUlS' Medical Bouks-i.oui< On Ph,hiss; do OF
- hIoodlctiing, nov supply, reed by
fsi ! TOWAh, 20 Cam
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B.4 I'm FOR THE TEETH
established reputation md constantly incrca,;n
demand for this eilG, tun remedy OF PUN, and pre
servnlive Of the teeth, has induced the subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been nude TO supply agents III all the principal cite
md towns i'll the United States, place it ith
the reach oil those suffering md likely suffer this mos
hnrussing of all aches, Tooth-ace.
When applied according TO dirccliSns given on
bottle, it has never failed 10 afford immediate and
manent relief. II also arrests the decay IN Lefucv
tcct and relieves that soreness hch 30 frcuucntl,
renders strong tooth useless Tie application an,
remedy are smE'e innocent, an not unpleasant; an,
the large number of persons in different sections Of tn
country, that hnvc mir ady experienced such delightful
nn, sanitary effects from The of the Balm, arc read,
TO bear tinr the public good their testimony to lis u
rlvalled Qualities. 1t is an Indian remedy, h,anc,
singunrly AMI unexpectedly, and ma he rcgurl,L b,
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
remau OF tile woods.
nIicr 81 hnl1r. Suil LIZ
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

N,, Ma G,. E1 E;sr D.. H. =. :, + s
Western ges. Friday sy by BY ), =. NJ ''"s''A'
by mgy Of ta' Closes every Monday, WedncsJz
C0ass' and Saturday, by 9, r. NJ.
al Due every Tuesday, Thursday, q
The L1.ke Mar" Ssthrda, by S p. NJ.
via Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. Of the Express Mail betr"~a Noodle and New
York-leaving Mobile daily at Up. NJ. Norshway
New York daily ut 5 p. m Southward
Ar~;y
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w. w, SWAIN

No. llgC0ral Street Ne.r Orleans
ii AS always on hand constantly h rscciyin. Or.
Dyes, Chemicals, and Pants, among the,. ar.
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RMON SlOES-3h casks Cincinnati An,ux
A1'andr"g ''uia "'e s,snn.b"at Ecnu. AMI inr salt,
DOGERr u IlAWr
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COMPANY.
NHE stockholders Of this company arc hereby no.
Il tined that by resolution Of the board of dircc-
hen passed on the 10Th inst. the call made on them on
inc 10Th February last for the payment Of FIVE dollars
further notified that Wv
Wn"NEAs, by resolution Of this board passed on
the i9th inst call has been nade the stockholders
OF The New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Cou,panv
lor me following payments the the stock held
nVey by them, vix:-two dollars per share, payable on
me hrst day OF September next; two dollars per share
dollars per share payable tho fist day of March
next. Now therefore be it resolved, that the secretary
OF this company shall notify the share holders therein
through the public prints OF the city, that in conformity
With the sixth section Of the charter they Permitted
to postpone any payment called in the stock If said
any on which il is made payable, with the exp,ess con-
don however, that if not regularly paid within the
said prolongution of sixty days. FROM and after the day
on which it should have been paid that then the stock
on which said payments should have been made is and
rena ~ of'ited to the company, the charter on that
call all stock of the stockholders in said company IA
think proper to put off the payments on their stock to
the end of the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows tl@in, Notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called for and due the first of Sep
tenber next may he postponed under the sixth section
the payment o: two dollars per share CALLED for and
due On the first day of December next may he post
poned until the Both day of January ext and The nav
nent of two dollars per share called for and due on the
hstday Of March next, be postponed until the 3uth
day of April next.
Extracts oil the minutes Of tile board.
june 81 \ X McNAIR, Sec'ry,
w Hats, for .aIs JOHN il Glsa sIit MO-
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IN WM. GEr1'S pompe ysna. > vo,, smo
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~ s.sDsch, In Philosophie ,le /, Nntnr
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Ma ~ ssuigery-Liston's surgery
ur.,. u ~ illustrated -,,ootes popu,>r Medicine
49,, . mary Of Chemistry
Asses Analytical Che.n,,ry
COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL.
ns.Tu,. Almanac aud Repository, fm 1889
CO am"rcial dictionary, London
~. na Ats,anic far 1889
v wditcn's Navigation
Rho .AscalrecryRr AND MECHANICS.
d. ~ nti,nsrv Architecture, Lonlo. 2v.
&haw's A architecture, } vols. London
Engineer. SMMn ~ rredgol,'s Carpentry
Haita 3. vSM.sechanic's Encyclopedia, London
Asthen,aticol Tables
eparks, A,,. NlscELhAHEnNs.
\ PAijes,ahm!cr Biograc.r, . vols
Cnns:. Nliscellanas from the
lord R.c"n,n, :J!suffoy and h. Con.tan
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FSlif;c.I = o"r'osities Of lseratureI. -
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Ana s, splendid edition, z vols, sr,o
Classe, KS assortment Of Law, MaJica Scientific
SS'ssionaries, Grammar. Enel;.h md
herman, Latin aud Greek' 10" a"'
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nOYlE II MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
IL Painters, No CaroAdee street, two doors from
Canal street.
l.,;ao,;.,. oE Ito c,li-....- l..
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Specimens to &c seen at the shop. Paints ellis,
glass; colai varnis!', nc. on hand nj Tor SALE
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I'VE s"bsc ribcrs Agents for the extensive bouse Of
w. u 3 Butcher, Sheffield, ENGLAND, have just
sce,yed very extensive set Of ro ems Consisting Of
liable and Dessert Knives Of q. description, Pen,
.oosst, Dirk, and Spear point knives; Razors, Scis.
Edge Tools, &c. &c. &c. which they are prepared
oexhlbt to the trade Tor orders. Terms aud conditions
Will DC made known at the time,
milo j. d. REIN 4, A COHEN On ~,..,,,u =.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

slavery on National Bank, on tbs Inaependsn,
Treasury system, on ihe reduction Of he p,;es
Of Toe public land; und also, Of he iseom.
Of the soVemmen, to is necessary expenditures
and therefore deserves the support or he sou,h
tie concluded by making spirited appeal 10
The patriotism Of the people to merge feeling and
prejudice and unite on principle Cor he public
veal. ''''
mf BEEI. GLLEsPIE followed Mr Thomson
on The Wing SIDE Of the house His speech wa,
mere " leather and puneIla all lrolh and no
argument II had little weight
Mr. sANL. b. MARsm. of Carroll con,,v H.,
afose' after being repeatedly called for. and al.
dressed the people in defence Of the leading m.o.
'uIes OIL MI van Buren's administration and
sA'o' nat although he was hot in favor OF the
Caucus system, but utterly opposed to it, YET he
should support the nominees Of the Democratic
State Rights convention, because be believed
with them ~ principles and however highly h,
might esteem The individuals on The Wing tirk.,
ne could NOT under any circumstances, be found
acting IN concert with them. They were the
trends Of Henry Clay, United States Bank, the
Tariff &c. TO which he stood dlametricaIly on.
posed Mr. NJ therefore said, he should give hi,
decided support to the Democratic State Rigb,s
ticket
from he feeling of the crowd, the impression
was general ihn, the cause of Democracy and
STATE Fights was strengthened by the proceeding,
Of the day. ons,nn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30


AHE CoEeaEssloSaL ELEcrIoH.-Tbe eamnaign
'salretay opened. Mr. Reuben DAVIS. ne ubig
iedera candidate Of The north, has, we learn. been
N he Geld some time, add our correspondent 90 An
Observer m io-days paper, informs us that Mr. ia.
cob Thompson IS also out, and addressing the peo.
P'e' We shall have a warm eoate.t, but We do M,
iear he result We Wee never more eongdsn, Of
success m any previous election. The wings nav
hfag' and poi their candidates, end talk Of gres,
reactions IN their favor, and ell that, but II won, A
they are destined to deirst, Just as sure a. the
month u November rolls round Every aeeoun,
that we re receive from all quarters Of the STATE a..
suFes us Of this fact
One thing We would earnestly deprees,e IA Tim,
election thstis resort 70 personal abuse bv e,,h.,
party We cberrfuy admit Ina, Meru. B;n,,.
man and Davis, the candidates Of the Win. a..
honorable, high minded and worthy gentlemen. n
Rol against them, but their political principles that
s'hsa wage war. And we claim Tor our o..
dda'es' Messrs Brown and Thor, uon an ,on.,
snare Of private worth and rsepecisbi,y with ,h,i,
opponents. The quest. ON at issue in ~. s,.saa
a, "" sfca principles alone
we aold the following positions with regard 10 the
principles involved in the Congressman election 10
be undenably true, and as clearly marking the DIFF
terence between the two great parties which divide
the State.
isi. Mcssn. Brown and Thompson. the eandi.
dates Of the Democratic State Rights party, are the
representatives and exponenis Of the principles
which tfiunphed in the election Of Mr. Jefferson in
1900. and again in the EVICTION Of Gen. Jackson in
1898, The basis Of which is strict construction Of
the Federal Constitution.
and. Messrs Bingaman and Davis the candidate.
Of The whgsare The representatives and exponenls
Of Tho principles supported and attempted 10 be car
RED ontby Hamilton and the elder Adams, and more
recently by Webster and Clay the basis Of which
IS liberal construction Of the Federal Constitution
10 other words, Nessr. Brown and Thompson
arc me Republican candidates, and Messrs. Dinoa.
man and Davis the Federal candidates.
We shall dlIaie more fully upon these position,
hereafter, and shall prove from the avowcd pripci.
plea Of the candidates and The parties which support
ihem that they are Gndeniobiy true.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

We cannot ieiuse our correspondent psrmis.
son to name hu tickle, through our columns.
Indeed j, IS jest what We wish the attention or
'he Democrats and State Rightsmsn Of the eoun.
y should be called to The subject, and The strong.
est men put IN nomination. We ulldersiand - An
Old Planter" as giving only bis individual pre-.
ference, and 70 presume that he would support
any other tickle, thar may bs nominated BY The par
y. tie has certainly made good and strong
selection, and ifsha gentlemen will nun, we agrse
nlsh him shas hey VIII " easily beA. any men the
Wigs may put on ihe 6eld." Perhaps our cor.
responder. is mistaken N saying thar Mr. Cilmer
bad declined running again, Mr Wright certainly
has, Is be Is candidate for the shsrifaty, but we
have never understood that Mr. G.. had,
.he'srs' Ediiors--l have heard much talk a
bout candidates fOr Tho Legislature, from mi,
county, but have Seen no names announced
VIZ you permit plain farmer 10 recommend
through your paper ticket for the support of ,hs
Democrats Of the county, With your per,pi..
sion, be will mention three names, which be- think,
Wi meet with the appreciation or every lruo De,
mOcfai and State Righlsman in old Lowndrs.
Here i lho ticket;
MAJ BES. ToonER,
GEs. JEsaE SrElcnf,
JomE I. CoNsEIL.
Our former Representatives, Msssrs. Wright
aud Gilmer, have. learn. declined running again.
and the above, think, is the strongest ticket We
could unite upon. II The gentlemen will permit
their names 10 DO announced as candidates, they
will easily beat any men that the federal Wigs
may bring u The field believe they will gel
the largess vote ever polled IN Tho county--al
hast they will got the warm support Or
An OLD pLANrER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
COLUMBUS, MISS.
SATURDAY, MARCH So 1889.

DEsoesarc SrATE RioHrs NoxlsarIoss.
Fer Gonuaor--A. G. MeRUTT,
Fer Sec. q Siats-BARRY W. BENSON.
Ser .ludsor-AUGUSTus B. SAUNDERS,
Fsr TSsasErer-SAMUEL CRAIG.
FsF CssgFess-A. G. BRows & J.THouy,oh.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

A incinnati print has long article 10 prove
that dogs have an ear for music. Ear or no esr
they have mouth for music Of ,he wc-s. k;ps
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

Our De Ksib trends are out against the Liquor
Law" We have mislaid communication on the
SUBJECT intended for this number Df our paper
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

: great meeting Of the operatives was lately
held v Y'cksburg, The chief object Of which wa.
70 approve Of the course Of Gov. M'Nuu with
regard to the Banks. We will notice ,hs NEE,
ing more particularly hereafter
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

We have nothing interesting from tie North
Eastern frontier lhis week. Il seems 10 be IN
dersiood that the State Of Name will hold on to
the disputed territory, and defend il at every risk.
The Brush troops are kept at bay over The line.
No collision between he parties had occurred at
our latest accounts.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30
From the Holly Springs Republican.

Town OF CosMERcr--The growth of this inlan,
Commercial Emporium of North Mississippi is as.
tonlshIng. But two months since there were bu,
two lemles on the ground marked out as the town
site. Now 1--WE have our information from gentle.
man of the highest responsibility, who took the cen.
sus Of the town himself, few days ago) read the
following and mark tie increasc -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

SPfeiai .Miaisier 10 Eagiaad.--rho New
Era Of the 9th inst says 1--WE learn from hood
authority. TINT tho Hon.John G. Calhoun has been
appointed BY tho President a. The Special Am.
bassador y England. Tie will leave in tho u.
,. fiigais Constitution, now ready or sea q. Nor.
folk" Our Washington papers say nothing 4.
bout any such appointment
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

Mr. Bcnols speech on the Graduation blll ,andin
defence of Gen. jackson against the attacks of
OF Henry Clay, is on our frs, page. Read it
carefully, 1t needs no commentator from US.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

Some of the wing papers at the South still
harp upon the Proclamation and Force Bill
Have they forgotten that their champion, Henry
Clay was the advocate Of both Even our friend
VI the Argus attempted TO denounce those ,nea.
sares at public meeting in this place not long
since still, he goes for Henry Clay,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

A rumor has reached town that the river banks
had suspended again. We know not what foun.
dduon there is for the rumor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-03-30

THE RIvEa continues 10 bs in 6ne nsyigsble
condition. The cotton Ias generally been aiken 10
market, and sold AZ lne prices.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-26

Seutfh Ian b.-@tn Gcrrefppnbent
Der Slu9ebur9er 9tllg. 3ettltng fdreibt aus
Serltn bonn 21. Mat: 9etber lauten bic
9tahrtdten> ,pelde mir aus preugen, in
Setref Der Wartenbur9er lleber>
1htpemmun9ett erbalten, htdft traurta.
Srhbere lleber1htpemutltt9en fno oiels
let6t TIT threr erlten Geifalt fltrdtbarer
9emeienL feline 70 nadbalti9 Sdaben BRITT
genb tit tbren Splgen. Gin genaner J1ad,>
toets ltber ben an9ertdteten Sdaben entz
bdlt fpl9enbe Data. Das llnaliief bat IL,
Sunma 40 DSrfer, Sprtperfe lnb fleine>
re Soduiergrrppen betrpfen, bic sufammen
etnen Sldhentnbalt bon ilber 5000 Waa>
bebur9er 9ufen Gem Sufe ertbGlt so
Wecr9en) baben. @pn bteIen fnb am +.
Wtat mod itber 1900 Sufen bpd iiberz
ih,pemmt 9etpefen, sltnt Sbeil 10 Nug
bod 1trtter WaBer. Nas BON biefen tpiez
Der bennbbares 2anb tperben tpirb, tit
nod ltn9etptB =; 9etpiB aber tft es, bae bnrd
Verianoung rno slbfhtpemmltna aeae,t
100 9ufen, beren Wertb itber I20, 600
2baler abeefhdst 1T, total Serlpren aes
gan9en flno. Der Shaben an @ebdu6en
1T alf 10000 Gbaler Cr,t,tb), ber ant err
trltitfemem 8ieb auf 1860, an Weobilten
auf $3.50, AT 9ebrcI6enem @etratbe auf
2l9O, an @etratbe, ait Strpb unb sSutter
auf II, 900 Crltno), All Sbit auf II 900,
ait 3dnnrn9en nnb 3uihld9en auf 694O,
an Seriblan'tnten Sardlen auf 1850,
ait seritorten 8ritden auf 2s4O Gba(er
ab9eeihdst. Sim beoeutenbi ifen aber flnb bic
Serluite ait oer Saat; ttdntlth ait total
oerlcrett 9egan9ener Winterfaat betraaen
otefelbett 11ber 26O> 900, ait ,lnbenubbarer
Sonmerfaat AT 10000 Chr. Das
m6esen Der lleberid,wentmun9 unbenusbare
9Seloelano betrd9t 9egen $50 Bis $40
Sufen, tpcbnrd abermals etit Tadthetl
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-07-26
Die 8elpDbner Der b}fItdlen @t6bte

tperoen bon 3eit slt 3eit NIT Der @rsdbs
lung bon et,ter nn9ebeuren Seefdlanee
unterhalten. Dteies llneebeuer bat am
4. Sulp 5Dtfden @beliea nub 0eab bant a,
bermals ietne grIhetnune gentadt. Ser
z" 8pffon 2raoeQer" beriIdert, baB stpet
glaubpiirbtge Wdnner feterltbft erfldren
6as Moniter 9efeben su baben, ,pte es frd,,
ais f1e nabe ait Der &uife ffhten, ttt bel
Spnne bldbte. Ste batten 3ett, baBelbe
1prefdltig slt betrabten iinb ruberter ,1m1
oaBelbe berunL ebe es nerfdtpanb. Ole
ednse Der Seefhlange miro bon thnen auf
l2O SuB geIddst. CH. .. Staatss.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-05-29

THE Spring Term Of this Institution closed on
il Wednesday May 18th. The public Exapin-
alton was highly interesting TO crowded audi
ence, and evinced 10 all who witnessed The exer-
cises that the pupils had not spent their time in
vain The advancement which they had made
m the various branches of study attended 10, far
exceeded the highest superintendent the
promptness with which they answered questions
when critically examined in the different studies.
did much honor to themselves, as well As prove
that their instruction had been practical, system
atical and Thorough.
THE Summer Term win commence tnDder tie
.,,,,er;ntendence, as hereiofore, Of Mr.: d. Fooie,
= p sisted by Miss Miner,) on "Wednesday.
May 18th. s.y,ors
Common English Branches, s3eo
~, &c tbe Higher Branches, so
9 SsS,,ages. Intellectual and Moral Phnos-
LAM Eoisny. Algebra and Surveying, 400
op, IS..1y;nq and Painting (extra) ? on
Hszzotinto Painting (ext0) TOO
Roard can 5e had in respectable families in ire
v;IIsee. for 81 so per week. TRUSTEES.
Modsh. N. u, May l7s 1888. s6:sw.