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Notice is hereby Given.

To all trt1itris or oti as interested in
Tie estate Of JOHN h. Irby, deceased, that
1t the neat EONtn Lcr tern. oith.e Pike coun
'S:COurt! si.&!i Lal2 4 final 81 t~.rr,Et,f
>a;i estates administrator u.cI,,f, vjm
End vi ere t!.csr interested cGI a:tc,t.
wv. u ii LIS. Atr iris.;.:I
SrIt7. 1916
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~ II'JV' D3
and Dealers in oil kinds Of .M5chaadise
srifqti" for The rcIc.
NETE are now opening a fresh assortment o!
w GOODS, 10 which we respectfully SOlic-
it the attention Ofonr friends AMI purchasers gem
orally. Possessing every facility Tor purchasing
our goods, we are therefore prepared 10 offer
every induccment 10 those wishing ir purchase,
either for crslr or produce.
ESAny business in the Forwarding and com
mis>iln line entrusted 10 us will he attended 10
prolEptl. and upon the most reasonable terms.
II. F.. BLOCk&CO.
Louisiana. Nc. April II, 1916.
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CAST YOUR ATTENTION
THIS w 4 "!
WE wish ererv BODY to know and bear in

WE wish erery body to know and bear in
mind that we have a first rate assert
lncnt of Ready Made Clothing on hand, consist
ing of Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, &C., &C., all
made of good material, which we are selling
.CIIEAP--amazingIy cheap, for CASH. W.
earnestly request these in want of clothing tc
call as we are very s~lnguine that the quality and
price will please the most fnstidious. Don't for,
gctto call.
RICHARDSON * DUKE.
Water street. Louisiana Mo.
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Steamer Atlas

- Regular Scmi-Weeklv
A L. 5. Mail Packet,
rrst&ss = The splendid, and light
IsgssE hrlrgilt passenger steamer
GS5@E~ ATLAS, Esab:. A. 3;eily
Master, wiilhcreatter run as a regnlarpack-
ct between St. Louis and heokHk, making
two trips Il week: Leaving 1t Louis every
p. NJ. Returning will leave Keokuk We'd
nesday and Saturday nights, and Quincy
every Thursday and Sunday at s O'Clock
4. Vi; Marion Citya;9o'clock, and lIanniba:
at II o'clock; Louisiana at , o'clock same
day, arriving at St. Louis during the night
- Passengers and shippers may rely on
her ~punctuailty, and continuance in the
trade. Every r~Xcrti"n will he used t give
satisfaction. ! portion Of TIE public pat
ronagc is e 2ectfa;'y >oiiciir1. For ireigh;
or passage Apply "n board.
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.fTIRJH 8.

~ -fGJ.H Il.
>IHi!ElA1 q ne RECEIPTS :,d .,Ierii-
"r's - 'iSftM Of !1t''.;Ia icr H., s:I n tIti.
,'n in' Hai'@ Nh! ii, I'D .nCirg .Auf u.t 20.
ielr.
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2.I.l,


TIE street ovcrs"rr is hereby directed il
working out H." mount Of said aPpropiiat
inus, TO cause the same to be done to til,
advantage, according to the work rrIuir
I'd anditne amount appropriated.
Sec 3rd
1t shall be lawful, and is thereby permitted
for any person or persons to enter on to
North Carolina Street, and t. be open and
improve the same in any m,nncr they my
think proper not contrary to The direction
of the stree. oversrcr; and may remove any
Earth, Stone, or Other Materials in slld
stree: or any other street III making said
improvements, provided the same does not
I~iniure any street.
Sec.4th
The work permitted BY section third
shall be done at the cxpcnGe Of the person
doing the sa:nc, cxceptas hereinafter pro-
vidcd.
Sec. 9th
The sum of, Fifty Dollars shall be, and
the same is here by appropriated to aid In
the opening of said street, provided the
same be completed " tue satisfaction of
the Board Of Trustees during the present
year, and the chairman Of t'ie Board is au-
ithorizcd to draw his warrant for that a
mount in favour ct the Contractor or other
persons ant:IQrizcd I" receive the same
whenever the work shall be in the opinion
oftile Board sufficiently advanced to just
ify the same. passed August
goth 1916
EDWIN DRAPER Chairman b. I,
Attest T.. Block jr. Clerk Il. T.
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g5-A poor woman went 10 III eminent but
eccentric surgeon, to inquire what was the
proper treatment for some bodily wound
''Put Oh j cataplasm,' was the answer.
'But doctor, it's for a little child.'' ''Then
put OF a kittenplasm."
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A VEGETABLE WAISrCOAT.

a VEGETABLE WAIS FCOAT.
"Tom, what kind Of d waistcoat is that
JON have on ."
".Why, it's cloth, to &c SURE.
"eDidn't it come from old Thr"adneedles.
4 dyes"
"Wcli, thea, It's ave.e,shle w.istcoat."
"A WHAT"
"A *ey.ta1ia wl:>scoa:! it is MA lc Of
...%er"'
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Ordinances
P,yS"thJ Mr BmrI # Trustees q tt
IJwn + l. trigima.

P.lss,thy Mr BmyI f ?,:~rsAass q tie
I',wn f l. ,riYi::Ha.
Ne. 81
"A Ordinance a11r ),ri ltirT N!nIty
B. il ornain,:l hy the Board
OF TraS:ces, Of L,I;Siana. as follows
SrC. 1t
T..at tic s:,m o! srrrn Dollars BE-. ant
!&r sam. A. il"t.5y appropriated for tir,
use o.I. Draper ior making tic assessment
of IL. present year.
@n4,
T!,.t t,p $ira of six Dollars 'r, and III,
saac IS ...rr"ty approPriat. d, for the pay
men: cf nc account OF l. : d Draper.
passed August 20 1916
L.. Draper Chairman 9. T
Attest. L. Black j.. CcTk 2. T.
NJ. 50.
An Ordinanc" apfropriat'ng Money, tt
approve certain streets.
BE- it ordained by the Board o.
Trustees t!:c oi town Of Louisiana rs follows
SIC. lst
The stree. O:c,srcr is hereby required
70 wor,; lie f.Owin, streets, commencing
II tie y = t."y are ranrd, AMI tn the 4.
a1un: 0. TIC appropriation named f"r each
;ccr.l- 81 l.cIIu; Of the work an caei
rect, minn, -xccrding the appropriations
unless directed otherwise by the Board 81
iraStcrS.- to VII.
On Georgia street to the amount of fifty
Dollars $50 west of tie branch. so be-
tween the Branch aai Main street, and Il:
from Main street 10 the Rivcr) OH third
street from TIE south side of South Carroll.
MIA, TO the northern end II said street SIS
On Tennessee street from main TO inurtl
street so. On front or Water street irnu
;i.r ipwrr size ni North Carolina to Souti
C.roi;rr S:rlet 20. On South Carolinis
street 30.
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kcnHe1E 4 Co.

At the Hall. have .!wavs nn hand a good
assortment OF Wines and Linnnrs. Cnnfcc-
tionarics, Groceries &c. Gail. YOU that
are dry, and have d PihO ALTO Pune!
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lust RECEIVED.

PEER steamer LaClcde. a first rate assortment
. Of Iruu and Steel. which we offer at st. Louis
prices. BLOCK s. BELTS.
july 2:niI.
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VOLUME XXyI.
"a SANF0RD g. s. F. WILSON, FnIToRs AND PROPRiETORS.
RM S.
TEX MS, , nar annum, in advance. ...".....$l for six months ...;......

E u.r.,up per annum, in advance ..........$lo o' Tor six months ....;.....' o' o ooUNrRy PAPER tweekly) per annUa on,h S 5t N snhcrntion discontinued gntil arrearages are paid snless at the optloH of the proprietor. L oa nou., I Adyertsing at regular charge will be One pohi sonare of l2 lines for the first and Flity Cehs TOT ..nseouenf insertion when published ddiiy: II nseIteu ssSiv tr weekly, one dollar each tune ar ADVERTISERS by the year, will be oohFhcieu wii A. the following terms,i being expressly ahnest"oo sas with house in business, or With any sIydual shall be applicable only to the mmeaiate au estmate bas,ness in which they or he may De engssee anJ hat all notices relating to other Anu distinct ness legal notices administrators notices or stes m" ces of the individual partners Of house. %e., WI" ue held aud considered distinct from the yearly engagement and charged at regular prices. .
 One suuare (tweIve lines iess) With pFiV- $40 OO lege of changing renewing twice week. .o m Do do fwith like privsges fof business mohths. oo Two sauaes (wth privilege of changelone year Do o h-yr Standing advertisements for Patent Meu'ches' Books c. occupying large spare and requiring ho al arions will be published by The year on Uffy ao~ te
 r Buaness Cards of few lines, inserted eohspcu, ousiy mon hs for S10 in advance--and II eohiihu"o during lhe year for SIS, In advance ., =. soo...
 r Fire Companics will be contracted wh at szV per aunum. each--payable semi annually in advance.
 r Candidate nominat tons to be paid for in auNahee' Five Dollars for the canvass ,,, h.n.d ,,,t All advertisements required by law will Dc iu rates. ,., =. c o,,,ani.s No tsous advertising for Societies or Compan,es Payment will he required of yearly advertisers Se q nuualIv advance.
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ELEGANT PRESENTATION BOOKS for Htl .i. la, I nORIER


 ELEGANT pREsENTATloN BOOKS for HL sale by J pOBLER Bookseller and Stalioner, 4s Dauphin st
 The Diadem for lS47. present for all seasons win engravngs, from pictures by Lentze, Suly, Gray. szc &c
 The Floral Offering. A token of friendship Ed lied by Frances $. Osgood; Illustrated with ten beautiful boques of flowers, elegantly colored from nature, by Alderman.
 The Evergreen, for lSa7. embeIIishod with ten engravings, from designs by eminent artists.
 Natures Gems; or American Wild Flowers in their Native Haunis. By Emma c Embury, wnh 'weny plates of plants, coiored after nature, aud landscape views of their localities. from drawings on the spot by Whi held. Royal 4tU, superbly bound in si k, extra gilt.
 The Waverly Gallery of the principal female characters in Sir Walter Scou's Remuneration original paintings by eminent artists. engraved un- der the super,nendance ct Charles Heath
 The Shaks speare GalIery-Wnorm with the above
 Elegant London editions of ChiIde Harold and Pilgrims of liie Rhine.
 Seences in the Lives of the Apostles. Edited by Il Has ings Weld-eight mezzoln's. | illuminated Gems of Sacred Poery-tweny ei gh | splerrlid illustrations, designed and drawn by M 5chmiiz. and pi inted in coiors by T Sinclair. Leaflets of Memory. Edited bys Revmer Coates, D, illuminated and illustrated by splendid engra wings. ,ssi Christmas Blossoms and New Year's Wreath, for lS47. W
 The Gift of iFrieodshiph: token of Remem- brance, for Is47 ''rhe Rose of Sharon: a Religious Souvenir. lor 1S47-seven beautiful steel epgrayings novzS DLANk BOOKS-A splendid arucle of the hes hb quality of paper, and bound io various style such as Ledgers. Journals, Day and Cash Books. Record Books and Dockets. Persons wishing to purchase will do we'll call and examine before buy ing sewhere. s ~. .ss.a.a Don't forge, the number. 2s Dauphin street. no,16 JOEL WHITE [
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 J, DOBI FIR.

BOOKSELLER AND STAIIORER, LA. No. 49 DAUPHIN. .,.. MOBILE,
 a-.5A complete assortment of Law, Medical, Theo- logical School and Miscellaneou Books, constantly on hand. Blank Books manufactured 10 order.
 His supplies of cheap literature are ample, and additions made unpublished. ,eI English, French and Gerlnan Books imported to order per Atlantic steamers, at the same charge pade by New York houses. dec3i 2b
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TMOyIAs MARRIsON,
B. HOLMES X 70.

Ets hsVhUh E9 ~ NY.
 COMMISSiON MERCHANTS.
 MoBiLg. Alabama. TENHE subscribers have formed coparinerslp Tor \ the purpose of tramsacling Il Factorage and Commission business in the city of M.,be. Ala, under the name and firm of B. HeLMEs Co, under such restrictions that the nauie of ihe firm shall uoi he used or held liable any respect only in come ection with legitimate Commission Bust hess. We respectfully solicit the patronage ol our friends.
 BURWELL HOLMES, of Mobile.
 VIM. C. RUSH, of Kemper Co.,, Miss.
 J. II. BOl ING, of Sumter Co.,. Ala. ..,OI I,f
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.s. 1s0 ". TARLEToN,
 HEAVENS < MALONE, iyS cmo* BRADFORD & SAUNDERS
SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING.

DOn't FOrHet IUU.
 DRINCE Al BERT has ieftted and adorned his Il Ola Stand, and is II; home again, No. 100 Royal street. All England has been talking two years about building new Palace for ibelr Prince Abert.-Our Prince Albert has done t for himself and made no fuss about it e'
 Come and see him m his glory. Every thing is nice and new-brieht and smooth as his best razor. He wont venture to say that his touch is improved, for he is modest enough to think that was past inn proveInent He steady now to give every custom CT in his turn, touch of the same old quality. He will whip the beard from your face so gently that you can hardly tell when he Iahers---and whenh slaves and trim and cut your hair, you can hardly know yourself f,r smiling at your picture in the glass
 All ihe time you may entertain yourself with watching Gen. Jackson wh,poing the British all over the wars. tsa ae h
 Or Don, forget No. 100, and PRINCE ALBERT. oc,28
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wEEKIy PACKET FOR I.oGAN'5 BLUFF. = <s.yzses1 h. The new light draughl, fast run.
 lEa zkrsning, passenge, steamer EiGHiH .zezs5s5s5ssssg5 OF JANUARY, A. Leonard master, will run, during the season, as a regular weekly packet. leaving Mobile every fkiOAf a' b PM; re,urning, leaving 'onAN'o hi-"'' f'e " Monday morning at day light.
 nov2s CAMPBELL, OWEN co. Agents
 The Eighth of January will commence her r'ps ,.,;,l ,I,e frat rise of water
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MOBILE. GAINsyILLEA AND WARSAW

| r-v~ A The fast running passenger steam- SzzzRa Ter JAMES HEWITT. M. Guar Tier. masier. will ply the ensuing season as reeu lar weekly packet, leaving Mobile every SAToR DAY at 5 o'clock PM. and Warsaw and Gainesville as heretofore.
 Oo- The Hewitt has been thoroughly repaired and ,s now in first rate order. Captain Quarter bopes to continue to receive that patronage which has here, ofore been so lberally bestowed upon him.
 sep7 WAKING ~ Co'
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MOBILE AND COLUMBUS PACkEI A ~EweA. The splendid fast running pas
 Lad -=lVsenper steamer NEW WORLD, Io. II. Estes. master, w''i rnh lnr;re inc season as n regular weekly packet leaving Mobile every TUESDAY at 5 PM, and arrive al Columbus on THURSDAY al 3 PM. on her downward trip leave Columbus every FRiDAf al g AM, and arrive in Mobile Sunday night.
 no,23 CAMPBELL, OWEN &CO, Agents.
 The New World will commence her trips with -sI,e hrst rise of water.
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BARTON ACADEMY-FEaALr DrPARrMrsT. N lSS D. l.. MERRILL, assisted by competent IVA and experienced Teachers, will open a School for young Ladies m lhe Academy, on Monday, Oct. 96 The course of instruction will embrace all tho branches of thorough English education, Latin. French. Drawing, Nredework and Vocal Muse TuiIon from S4 to $5 per month. The best teach. CTS will be secured for those wishing to lake lessons in Instrumental Music. octI0
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CONSULAR DE FRANCE, la Mobile,
 corner of Cont and Commerce streets. N ES persOnnes don't les noms suiyent, sont prlees 11 de passer Ia ChancelIerie du ConsuIat de France, Mobile, pour pre..lre counaissance de pieces qui les concernenl:
 William G~iiiaaH.e Mas.is.
 Augusle Prcfez
 SOra
 Cendrier, Philippe Francois.
 Pelloux, Francois Thomas
 Pelioux, Jacques.
 Fortin, Charles
 Laburthe, Pierre
 ParZot, Eugene
 Wizard, Louis Philippe
 Lelole, Jean Claude
 Cotruiz.
 Margo, Charles.
 Couty, Auguste Benoit.
 Bouchaud, Pierre
 Magnie, Guillaume
 Remy, Lassabe
 Overture de la Chancellerie de 10 heures 2 heures. (sep7) H DE ST CIR.
 Ho.ehlkiss' Premium Vertical Water
 Wheel for Sawmills, sc. HNHE subscribers have purchased the right to ihe \ use of this truly celebrated discovery within the State of Alabama.
 We offer to persons owning sawmills or mill seats what we regard as a substantial and lasting improve in the value of their property. for the charac ter Of which refer to the subioned certificate of several highly respectable commission merchants in the city oi Mobile and 10 the s i'll stronger language ofcertiicales appended to handbills now in general circulation.
 To persons who are willing 10 make he expari- ment. we propose 10 increase greatly the speed of their mills, or, in case of iailnre the yer, lical wheel and restore the fluter wheel free Of charge 10 the owner, il desired. ts
 We have agencles al Mobile. Tusca loosa, Hunts vile. Welumpk;i, Eufaula and Gainesville, and irons will he kepl al each of those places Orders ad- aad nt ait nt TuIlutlau.. ha promptly met if satisfactory reference be given. Persons forwarding orders or writing for iHforma- ton, will please state ther head and fall of waier length of futer wheel, size of gap, present rate Of saving per day, and whether water is plenty or scarce. Our agen, for Mobile is Mr! John Jewett, No II Water street. GEO. W. STONE R co. GEO. w. SToNE, 5-#I-sf ff WALKER REYNOLDS, strs g5s tiaas JAMES isBkLL. - fltA
 MOBILE, July 4, ls46. TgNHE undersigned commission merchants are &C., n quained with Hon q. W. Stone, Walker Reynolds and James lsbeil. and know them io he gentlemen ohigh moral character and responsibiii- ty
 We have examined the certificates of Gov. Fz- patrick. Daniel Pratl, Major J. G. L. Huey, Ro- bert Jemison, Col William Curry, Gen. Win. B. McC lelIan, Gen. l.. W. Lawler. Gen. j. T. Brad- ford, John K. Taylor and Robert Jemisoa. jr., 0i Tuscaloosa, most of which appended to inc handbs now n circulaion. These are all person. ally known to some of us, and by reputation t0 the rest. They gentlemen of the highest character. and worthy of all confidence.
 Their certificates clearly show that the Vertical Water Wheel, when properly applied. will nearly or quite double the speed of tine common saw mill and that their structure is both simple and dur@"'e
 SCOTT, SLOUGH & co fea5a GEO C GIforrnT,
 .s. ". TARLETON, HEAVENS < MALONE, iys cmo* BRADFORD & SAUNDERS
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EI.MORE & YANCEY, AHornes al Law and Solicitors ia ChancTy, MoEr0oMKRY-ALABAMA TNHE undersigned will practise law under ihe above name and style in lhe several Courts oi Auiauga, Coosa, Lowndes, Macon and Montgomery. Also, in the Supreme Court of the State
 JOHN A. EtM0RE,
 RUSH ELMORF, sep7Mmo VIM. l. YANCEY.
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Mammoth Wholesale andRefaH SHIRT DEPOT,
 <. DAVIS.


 No 53DAuPHis STREET. THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ALL MFR. H chants, Traders and p,iyaie Gentleman to lil- spec, his stock, comprising in his collection all of the newest styles and improvements made in the ar tices embraced in his furnishing department that have been lately nade. He is constantly in receipt of all the necessary articles for tieniienrns Jo- let, viz; 2S00 Muslin Shirts, wlih fine Linen Bo- sons. Collars, Gc.
 1000 Shirts, all Linen.
 700 Coiored Shirts; UDdershrls; Drawers; 800 Suspeaders s,caifs. Cravais, Collars, Stocks, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Hosiery, Sc. Those tha. have moi been 10 DAyIs', 53 Dau2hin street. are invited to call with those gentlemen who have already purchased, and inspect he assoFt- ment just received, comprising Fine Linen shirts, Fine Linen do, with the largest bosoms of Linen ever before onered 10 any gentleman in this market. Also GenIlemen's Dressing Gowns; Satin Scarf Cravats; Stocks; Under Shirts; Drawers; Hosie. ry and such lot of things, too numerous To enuner- Ate, at the Mammoth Shirts.
 This IS ilie only manufacturing gentlemen's fM nishing Depot in ile.c city.
 Merchants buying al thls establishment, buy o the manufacturer, and at the lowest prIce.
 TERms-One price and Cash.
 Look out for the Sign of the mammolb Shirt ol9 NOTTON TABLES JUST PUBLISHED "A U set ofTableS, showing al one glance, what Cotton shipped from Mobile or New Orleans, will cost in Liverpool, we'll lad down ihe Dock as wieb sold, ncluuihg MI expenses CT sale, at m extensive range oi prices, rates Of freight and ex- change. By James l.. Lawrence The calcula- tons were made wiih just cure, and on consolidation with the best authorities; < rigid scrutiny has been exercised to exclude any errors of the press, and the compiler puts forth the work m full confidence of its accuracy, and that il will prove a valuable and practical assistant to all persons engaged in lhe trade. For sale by
 DOBLER, AZ Da,lphin si, and
 JAVID FELT g. CO.,
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WEELY PACKET FOR TUSCALOOSA. A c~s hThe steamboat H KINNEY, II. ExxsEssSz@7 Kinney master. will run during tine season as regular week y packet, leaving MOBILE every TUESDAY evening, to commence as soon as the water will permit.
 For freight or passage apply on board. or ["
 poyQ NJ WAKING & co.
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J F MCBRIDE,
 HENRY GOI.DTHWAIT, 4 H RYI.AND, ? R l. WATKINS . l2I6. nnx2R
BOYs, HIGH sCHOOL..


 AFR. BOY NTON will open his ''Sehoul io. IVa Bt,s" on MONDAY, Ociober 26Ih insl.. m lhe Schooroom 5i Emanuel sueef. bet~eeD Gov. ernneut and Church streets. The course of sfEdB will embrace all The branches of compIele English rduratIon. Latin. Greek, French and Drawing The aEmbsF ot pHpiis sill be li"i,ed, aed no ass,sianls will be employed except Professor ol Ihe Mod,,a Laas@asss.. The government of the School IS mild. ho firm, and calculated 10 excite the learner to he greatest possible exe'tinn, by awak kening his smb- ton and creating dssirs lor improvement, rather than by thai exeessive severity winch, while il may cause the pupil 10 execute a difficult task through servile fear, Oien creates lasting aversion 10 school and study. Education is an extensive Ierin, and implirs no, merely he acisisiiioa of knoN- ledge. but the proper deveIopemeni and pline of all our mental, moral and phs sics powers win just conception of our personal interests and social relations
 Such education, far as practicable. this School IS designed to nrnIsh 10 it's pupils.
 TuITioE-4, 5 and dollars per month--no ex irA charge except for French and Drawing.
 O3- Night Glass" will be attended 10 four n'ghiS m ihr week ocll9
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DAcON SiDES-30 casks superior 1ennesses AD Bacon for sale ny
 nov25 RAvEsIEs, BULL ocK & co

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MOBILEAND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY

cS~ h The light draughi, fast running tszsss1eas557 double engine steamer LoWNDhS' A ii Johnson. Master, will ply the ensuing season as a reoular weekly packet between Mobile and Mont gomery, leaving Mobile every THURSDAY al 3 o'clock PM. during Ihe sesson.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to zI+ CAMPBELL OWEN & co.
 The Lowndes will commence running about me is' 0.,oher isenIlI C. O. & co.
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SUMWAI.T & TEST, BooKsELLERs, sTArIoNEks, AND
 Biaak Book Man1Bdctarsrs,
 No. 36 Dsuphin-sI, Mobile. Constantly on hand large assortment of Law. Blank Books, Medical, Paper, Theological and Mscellaneous and Stationery, School Books, of all kinds, $c' &c' jan26 N. n. CRUZAT. H. R. MooRk CRUZAT 6S MOORE, GENERAL COMMISSION ERCHANf'S,
 MOBILE, ALABAMA.
 References BIessrs. Whitaker g. Sampson, Mobile. James Magee & Co. '' H1 Carlos Cruzat. Esq. Hayana. Messrs. Raymond & Co, New Orleans. " Jordy X Braser, '' James D. Denegre, Esq y22