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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
Datent me0irines.
nr1nra,s nAMAnIAN vERMIruGE.

INFORMS are the fruitful OF many and very sen.
which ects infancy aud childhood that may not be pro-
duced highly aggravated by The presence Of hess ami
physician Of them producing 81 Vi'us dance loesjaw.
apOpexy mania dfopsy In The head n se %. @
sabserven speech squirting pelptauon OF me heart
hckup dry cough peTaGh pains. s,apaGs sus
cies OF Worms have their origin and support ~
week aud deprsved condition OF the digestive SrsaSG
Again says In all ca,es OF diminished sr nsn anu ens
citation OF frame however reduced and especially Inc bow
es share tho deblaed state may 10 chla suspee'
serves il b- doubted weak SKATE OF the d'Ses
IN mat 6s Rnspa ye ss kes
for Improvement in the node OF treating this complaint
(Worns The largest Worms unqueslionseiy are ioana
frequently In young people or persons OF weakly aSo
neastc ibres and dshetc habits, and hence our hr w
lenlion should be invtgorale the system generally and
the stomach and ntsstnes particularly.
The remedy TO which would call the attention OF hs
public is one which has proved saeesssu iof long aTe
be- far superior TO any other medicine ever employed
slroys Worms and nyigorstes the whole SYSTEM bu, dis
and carries of the superb undan slime or mucus 90
prevalent in the stomach ana bowels ol more &C.
which Worms produce their young ano oy rsuov-
ing IT, ii Is impossible for Worms TO remain ~ lhe ooay
Il harmless in its effects the SYSTEM and The health OF
patient is always improved by lis USE even when no
Worms discovered. ,,,
JoHH WINsR Co. sole propretora Tor the w. B. soio oy
Wyatt Kelcham l2l Futon-st; X Sands leS bowery,
cor OF Spring j. Coddingon Scs Hudson cor spring.
j. w Basse 64i Broadway, and at the New-York Patent
Medicine Warehouse, Dlysion-st (Crolon Hail) ana
Druggists generally Ia BrGoky o. at the oihce OF lns L.
Sr 81 Fuon-st and T. T. Qurk Co cor OF Atlantic and
ColiInLin.sts IF lmWGS-
COMPOUSD SALINE SOLUTION-This pre-.
Cpsalon has been long celebrated Tor is success ana
usefulness in coughs, colds nauenzas feves, dropses
erupons hemOrrhages throat and affections OF tae
urinary organs tcan he used ns gargls or rs onon
css.s OF Local niamnaoD 10 sbste the heat and palm
viii he found useful alsy headache by adding an equal
gu sntty or less alcohol and applying to tho part u
also useful lotion in OF juniors, gsnRrene, eup
ions chilbians and affections OF tho sye and ear
The Medical Faculty VIII ind Is very excellent eooins
dinpnorec pecorant, durec nersnve and deobs;fu'
emit; and locally, a cooling discutient
For sale by the following agents hnshton 20 bioao-
way aud 10 Astor House; A. Meakin, ol broadway
end D. b. Tucker, $50 Grand-st M zweod-
INFALIIBIE REMEDY for Yrosied Limbs-9he
uroprelor OF the Danish Linment, which has analseo
such celebrity 10 the north Of Europe for s efhcscZ u
healing Frosted Limbs and been Introduced By him IN fnr
adrpta with equal success acqusnis those afflicted thai
he has appointed Agencies q, 276 BleecSerT. ana 80
Madeulaue q maiden.lane, up stairs where suPps
no ed 2t rrnis o~v Not. w W.
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3oGng.
CurTITATOR For MARCF.

CULTIvATOR FOR MARCH.
lust lVED-subscf.6ers can obtain h.ir hunters
- by calling The volume commences win the January
number Subscription price only one dollar per year
Rack volumes car slwsys b. hR' a'so .nRle numbers
r3 q II. NEWMAN 1893 Broad way.
NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES.
lust PCBLISHEo-The Rules aad Orders OF the Honrt
of Common Plea, for the City ald County OF New
For sale AZ the Law Blank and Sadou.ry Establishment OF
m3 JANSEN BELL, I50 Nassau. a.
DEBATE ON SLAVERY,
I5ELD IN THE CITY OF CiHeinnai. on the tst "a, %
and 9Th days October, 1915, upon the Question,
Slave Holding In Itself sinful and the relation
s.;er acd Slave sinful relation ., between f,-v oanr'
ard and n L, Rice D D. | vol. l2mo Just pubi-ed ~
e6i MARK II. NEWMAN 1873 Broadway.
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Law srd Commissioner OF Deeds, &c viii a'isno IN ns
Rssdag Room Of Fsunsny Hsli 81 al hours o. tae ess
md aIsQpR. Ole oss
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JAS ~ WIGHT.
JASON MARSH.


JAs 81 !" IvHI'
jason s'ASs"' WIGHT 4 MARSH,
A.orui-s sid Cornseiors a. Law
eccssosp. WIasEBAG5 COUNTY. ILLrSois
.xyIrT i1 7To.n, attention Inc collection and remit
W Isrce OF debit.
Ino " Leavi,: Esq y. T. Edward br1cse, Esq ~ l.
MI, nHu,rr 20 PEiness Walker "
25f lawlm ----
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DAGS,-The highest msrket price paid In cesn tor a.
III Kinds OF domestic rsgs bsggag Canvass Erasa rope
&c. BY ar lml CYRUS W. FIELD, No. suing'shp
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GOuPOIJND SALINE SOLUTION-This pre-
Removals.

DEaIOVAI.-The Brooklyn Flint Glass GO: nave re-
lmoved their from l29 Waerst 10 10 broso
a. und 80 South Wlllism-sL -
ciss. W.. ,uabe for home foreign maIketk Drug.
-, s s,ca Glass Ware Of every description and 81
Eancy Ensnie d and Painted Show Jars for druggssn
" as9 Sw HUN ! " PETER MORTON, Agent
DENOVAL.-HENRY BREWSTER has removed his
hLaw Office TO No. n NasssusL secoud story February
% io1s rl2 2V-
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, THOmpsUN,s TKUssEs, sold BY !.

INK THOmPSUN'S TRLssES, sold by J.
e ~NlR BENJAMIN, OEcs Is Beekman-sI-Aboui
yszz2aO Of The physicians and surgeons OF New
York have given their decided preferences 70
h. you graduate the pressure from one 70 my
pounds on the rupture without back pad which does %
mach Injury TO spine fair Trial being The best test Of
lis superiority IL applied and SIX days Trial given and
il does Got rupture while performing every kind
of exercise coughing and give perfect easctee rnone
cheeruy returned permanent euro u ee1iiy ehecec
ard warranted, II directions arc followed q,
Those sentng for this Truss need only mention ING -
ruptlf= rs round tho hipe, ~ the PIesS.1
car b., =r4-uz.d 10 suit their o.
JIU DUUh-oHOOTEhs.-W h.ys rs sssos Of ys.
samples OF superior description OF DUE teh We viii
rOus patterns suitable for shooang eaIh oIeea-
receive orders for any quantity q ycy description aiwRys
Shooting and fishing materials OF e'''
on hand Il sholessie and rstst. ~ BROWN & co.
ISL ---z, = 20 !, !, . - ---rhs 1n6e1,,en.
EERRE'S ~ Fsfrs;s Shayleg Cream, we DO Sos nest
I'd having 90 II 20 public ~ the best snsyins IIes
tate 20 reco- or ported now In ese rev w 70,
either Rev. ssrn'l II Emery hsv ". V; aoS
Rev. u Ioaa r. Crane Rev T. do3dwin, CheS noT "a
ard h s. n. WIN B. Casey, IL D., J. baSraA' M ~, -
Tslu. 81 D. Middletown, CT -vl.,, 49,
,e ABOVE superior article for sale N STEW ~ 70
.nnfacfnrers prices by w HolbortSn, 70 s
Ioaaiy Pbeps 8 CO. l42 Waier-st =; Vomes z BON,
1s.SsSano s. 2. Thppe, 80 snd 81 Msaoen-ane' A
IAN by Dr., Tt,,s and Psrfumers generally;
ss sm E G. TERRE, Proprietor asddiesown,G
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Boaroins an6 6otels.

DOARDING.-A pleasant parlor and bedroom may DO
Dhsd 10y single gentleman or gentleman and his lady,
with board The ls of May next al 10 Orchsrd-sL ire
best OF references exchanged M I'm
A GElsTLEllAS and his wife, or TWO young mon can
ABE accommodated with Board In small private family
near the corner OF Gold aud Bekman SITS very ea.ona.
bio To those who desire agreeable home th.s Is
n good chance. Inquire N No. 10 Gold-st m2 81
LTAIIl.Y BUAKDING SCHOOL for Boys,
Danbury Conn, Circulars containing ipt9T%ation ~
spectng said school, be obtained NJ. Il NewmRns,
ls9 Broadway Pinkney Grains, 81 Wiltanist George
Seeey So9 Pearl.s Beers Bogart III Southst or o!
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LEWIS GROSS,
I'd FASHIONABLE BOOT ANb SHOE STORE,
IA IS Fui on.st ono door from Broadway.
M ". B-Prioes Lop TO nut truu.
sRT iSf I'm
IN HATS, HATs-Paris hoe.kin Ha.s al g. sSaa i
ALI tn tnose sod by others 81 aso seysn dress Hes
~ 20 and ~ 25 superior In style and hnish 10 those
In many places s. neat Hats al s2 G. g. Mureh wiz
he nra ed to ace his friends this establishment
70 9fT In. GEO P. II. BROWN. l+6 CaDsl-st
an SPRING FAsHIONS.-To those who study
economy the sao.crSsr IN aeeor So WIN NE zoe
l,mes, mas reduced his superior lmiianon Sn.
akin Hat on Fur Bodies the extreme low price OF S1I
The abovs IL aa elegan. dress Hat and viii compare ad.
vanlageousy with hats sold IN This eiy a. ~ ~ ana s
brs, quality latest pattern and at The lowest city prices Tor
cssh .-,,, -
bKnn n 10 any instance The above does not give perfect
sasfs-tion Il can be ty obtained by giving Information
o ;ha subscriber. j. '" hELLOoS,
ITO NenaI-st
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THE TRIBUNE.
Darkness Yi-iblc.'

4. OFFENCE OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: BY Rev,
GEORGE B. CHEEvgR D. D. and an ESSAY on THE
GRoUND AND REASON or PUNISHMENT. WITH SPI:'
c-A1 REVERENCE TO THE PENALTY or DEATH: ny
TAYLrK LEWIS, Esq. ct cetors
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ADVERTISEMENT situation by
Aspeclahle and intelligent Young Woman, chamber
washing and ironing, chameermad and tbs
children. She give The best OF ciiy reference
from her enpoy-r-ard be by calling al 10
Centre m stairs N Y. ms ~
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-10-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gALr.

10y virtue of an order of the Pho.
W bate Court Of Madison county,
Mississippi, | will sell 10 the highest
bidder, before the Courthouse door, in
the town Of Canton, 0 N
The First Monday Of December aeat,
On a credit Of one, two and ii rec years,
the following described property, viz,
The south east quarter, section TWEEN
seven west half, southwest quarter,
section twenty eight; west half, south
east quarter, section twenty-nine; west
half, northeast quarter, section thirty
two; east hal north. west quarter, sec.
ton twenty eight, township eight, range
one, east,
Bond and approved security will BE-
required.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
JOHN CLIFTON Ecr,
In right Of his wife, of j. D. Ross, decd.
October II, 1915. 5-I2
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YAz6o efFg
ETVERW NTNBLE

LIVER SLMBAAs
HORSES, Mules, Negroes. and other
\ property bought and sold on com
mission. Lots for Droyers aud Traders
free Of charge, Corr, fodder, oats and
hay for sale, and Stable rent for Dire
vers and others, cheap. Feeding and
boarding Men and Horses, viz: Single
feed man or horse IS cents; by the week,
per dag, 80 cents, board 10 advance, per
month, $40 90: expiration Of month
gig 90. No charge for servants board
attending to owners horses. The above
rates are cash, if credited double the
amount and due when we wish the pay.
Horses trimmed, nicked, locked f. train
ed to work OF ride as we agree or no
charge. Property sold by us guaran-
teed to be what we represent it TO be las
per bills Of sale) or no sale. Properly
placed in our possession subject to those
placing the same or their order only
We have commenced refting and en-.
larging our Stable not surpassed by any
establishment Of the kind in the country.
We are prepared to accommodate those
who may favor US with their business on
better terms than aver before offered in
this city, as regards fare and prices.a at the
YAZOO CITY LIVERY STABLE.
Horses, BOggies and Baggage sent for
and to any Hotel or other place in the
city without extra charge. ?
BLACKMAN, SCOTT & Co,
ProprSelors.
Septem' or 12, 1916. 52-ly
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be opened on the First Monday in lanu-
srt, under the superintendent Of Mr..
y ANDERsoN, as Principal, and Mrs.
RrAN and MI. PmIIP L. BODE and Eady
sistants. Mr.. Anderson is q graduate Of
0uth Carolina College, and has been en-
in teaching il this and the neighbOriDg
for several years past. He Il a teacher
ofession, and BY the arrangements made
him bis interest il intimately identified
the prosperity Of the instiiution over
he is ID preside. He comes Tecommen-
as BY gentlemen Of high character and
ng in this State, as accomplished scht-
gentleman and d christian-combining
these qualities a talent for maintaining
lime and a happy faculty of imParting
edge. Mrs. McFarlan has had long ex-
~. in teaching, and is favorably known
community Mr.. BOde, who has been
fore associated with MI. Anderson, is
ented by him as "a thoroughly educated
IN Musician, who has taught for many
with decided appreciation p several cities
United States;" and his lady is well
ed TO instruct in all the ornamental
hes Of female education. Chemical and
optical apparatus, Globes, Maps, &C.,
IL provided.
Academy buildings, now in the course
ection, and shortly to be completed, will
scious and comfortable, and are intended.
e the School Rooms, for the residence Of
r~incipaI and his family, aud the accommo-
i6h OF several boarders. With the liberal
annually at their dispose, tits the inten-
bf the Trustees hereafter, to extend the
ngs, so that all the boarding pupils may
lced in the family of the Principal, and
his immediate charge. The Academy
|deated in a pleasant and retired part Of the
and in the vicinity Of respectable fumi-
here boarding can be had on reasonable
ih the view to prevent extravagance, a
neat uniform dress for the pupils will be
ibed, Of which due notice will hereafter
en-; And it will be a standing rule, that
npil will be permitted to attend dancing OF
parties, either public or private.
ton is one Of the healthiest places in the
during the whole years fundamentally,
renee and refinement, it's citizens may
u Ompare with those of any interior town
iha State.
L the aim of the Principal and Trustees
d up and permanently establish an insti.
ion of the highest order, in which all the
ala ages Of a thorough education to be had
here else can be offered; thus saving tc
eople the expense and sacrifice of feeling
ed in sending their children abroad. Sit.
as our Academy is, in the midst Of
y and intelligent population, at a healthy
connected with all the principal place!
State by stage and nail facilities, anC
cted By competent teachers, we see NJ
reason why our most sanguine hope
not be realized. We call on our fellow
. Of this and The neighboring counties tt
ur Academy a fair trial, and if foun,
ing, to sustain an institution here a
where they can watch over the health
I and progress Of their daughters dprin
eourse Of education-Pledging ourselge
efforts shall be spared to render it VOL
patronage.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-10-24
NEw YoRr. March 1n IAN

pr, Jayne-Dcar Sir-Being severely
afflicted with NFLUENzA-a hard CouGH
and AsTHMA-and finding every mean
fail Of reIieying me, CONSUMPTION appea-
red ineyitable-but bv using TWO bottles
Of your EXPECTORANT,I was res
tored 10 perfect health.
Respectfully yours, JOHN ELLIS,
Late Pastor Of the Baptist Church,
Stamford, CT,
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From The Rev. John Segur.

w M
LAMBERTsvIILE, N. ]. April 81, 1880.
DR.. Jayne-Dear Sir-By the bles-
sing Of God your EapeciOrGni has effect.
a cure in me Of a most distressing
complaint. In December last | was sci
zed with great severity by paroxysm Of
Asthma, a disease with which | had
been afflicted for many years past. Ii
was attended with a hoarseness and sore.
ness Of the lungs and throat, together
with a laborious cough, and complete
%suffocation, a bottle Of your Expector int
was senI to me. Al first | thought It was
nothing but quackery but seeing il SO
highly recommended by DR.. Going, with
whom | was we'll acquainted, | was induc-
ed to try it and in a few days it complete.
ly cured me, nor have | ever had any
return Of the disease since. have now
formed 50 high an opinion Of your medi-
cine, that il ! had but a rev bottles Of it,
and could obtain no more would moi
part with them for ten dollars EACH
Yours, most affectionately,
john SEGUR.
For sale at the Drug Store of
PRlESTLEY q MOSBY.
October II, 1876. 81
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" ETTERS Of Administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned by
the Probate court Of Madison ounty, on
the estate OF Nancy Hueston, decd, all
persons indebted ! o said state are n o
tilted to come forward and make i'm.
mediate payment, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate will
present them legally Authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or
they WILDE forever barred.
w. J. HUSTON Admir-.
September 10, lS46. 1-6
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JATNE's

N1VE esteem INA pleasure 10 be able 10
recommend this medicine as the
best calculated for the purpose of curing
coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma and
all affection OF the lungs. From a long
personal acquaintance with Dr.. Jayne,
we know that he is no quack, and his
medicines are not nOstrwms of the modern
cry up, butare the result Of his long ex-
perience as a practising physician, and
the expence Of great labor.-Haytford
Daily Rspiesc.
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THE STATE OF MIsslssIPPI,
Madison County.

SANNNSN" NStWVSs
by the Probate Court Of said County.
To all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and hereditamenls Of J. "
Camp, deceased-Grsetimg:
VOU are hereby commanded to APP
u pear before the Probate Court Of
said county at a regular term thereof,
10 be holden at the Courthouse Of said
county, On the ed Monday Of November
nert, then and there to shew cause if any
YOU have, Why said court should not then
order and decree the lands, tenements
and hereditaments Of said deceased 10 be
sold, viz:
The south half Of west half Of south
west quarter, section fourteen; west half
Of north west quarter, section twenty
three; south half Of west half OF north
east quarter and west half Of southeast
quarter, section twenty-five; east half Of
northwest quarter, north half Of east
half Of southwest quarter. and east hall
Of section twenty-seven; east half Of
north east quarter, section thirty.four
west half Of northeast quarter and south
half Of west half, southeast quarter,
section thirty FIVE, all in township eight,
range two, east; south half Of west hall
of sonth. west quarter, section thirty-twoi
township eight, range three, lying 10
Madison county.
ALSO--The west half Of Lot four,
section eight, range eight, township seven
lying in Rankin county.
Witness, the Honorable
JOHN B. HowcorT Judge Of
Probate Of said county the
- Second Monday OF September
LIS. inthe year Of curl Lord one
- thousand eight hundred and
forty-six, and seal Of SAID
Court.
Issaed, the nth day Of Sept'r, 1916
j. T. CAMERON, CIR.
September 10, 1916 If
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOVICE.

III FILTERS Of administration having
- been granted TO he undersigned al
the September term. 1886, Of the Probate
court Of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate If William Hoy, deceased,
all persons indebted to said estate are
notified TO come forward and make i'm,
mediate payment, and all persons hay-
ing claims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally authenticated within
the time prescribed BY law, or they will
be forever barred.
B. b. FRlZZELL, Adm'r.
September 10, 1916. l-6
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NOTICE is hereby given that | will,
~ atthe October Term Of the Probate
Court Of Madison County, State of Mis-
sissipPi, present my accounts for hnal
settlement and allowance on the estate
Of Jas. Bfickell, decd, when and where
those interested can attend.
ELF. BRICKELL, Ea'rr,
September 10, 1896. lis
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NOTICE IS hereby given that the CO.
~ partner ship heretofore existing be-
tween TT. q v. S. Cook in a Tannery,
in Sharon, has been dissolved by mutual
consent. The undersigned having be.
come sole proprietor Of The entire esteb.
lishment, takes this method Of soliciting
a continuation OF the patronage Of his
former customers and friends. Also, 10
inform the public generally that it is his
intention to keep on hand at his estab.
lishment, in Sharon, and also at Canton,
a constant supply Of Black and Fair
Harness, Skirting, Birdie, Gin-band Lea
Their suitable for covering Bellows, maxi
ing Saddle-bags, Topping for Carriages,
Sole and Upper Leather. Also, a good
article of Negro Shoes, all Of which will
be soldunusually lew for eash, or given
in exchange for Hides of a good quality.
Orders left with Mr.. n. M. Latimer, OF
DIR E. D. Ward, at Canton, or with the
subscriber al Sharon, will be attended to
promptly
T. F. COOK.
Ooiohan q 1aAc o a
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kUNDRIES!

BUCKLES, assorted, Sardines, Raisins
Almonds, Nutmegs, Candies, assert
ed, ETC., now on hand and for sale by
CORDTS & MONTGOMERY.
July 25, 1916.
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FRESH GROCERIES.
GORDTN "a MONTG0MERY

CORDTS & MONTGOMERY,
AVE taken possession Of their new
- store on the North side Of the pub
tic square, in the "Burnt District" where
they will be happy to receive their old
friends and customers, and az many new
ones as will favor them with a CALL
They offer for sale, Cheap for Cash, a
large and new stock Of GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS and Miscellaneous arti.
cles. Among which are
Flour, Sugar, Wines, Spirits
Salt, Molasses, and Liquors,
Candies, Starch, Cigars, &c.
Powder, Shot, Caps q Lead,
Iron, Steel, Nails& Glass
A large lot Of Wagon Boxes.
Also-ICE &C., AT all times.
July II, i846. 43-ly
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ID. III. 0UIN,

II AVING located in Canton, tenders
NJ his professional services to The eli.
tizens of Canton and the surrounding
country. He hopes by diligent attention
TO business to merit and receive the pat.
ronage Of the public.
Office, two doors east Of George w.
Hendcrson's Store.
August is, l846. 48-l6
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wv. R. HILL,
]. MONTGOMERY,
JNO. 7. CAMERON,
JAS. PRIEsTLEY,
]. J. PUGH,
w. MONTGOMERY,
m..,.too,
IN, Madison Co. Miss. Sept. 96M 1916.
RATES OF TUITION,

RATES OF TUITION,
session of Five Months.
aGrg Department - Including, Spelling,
g, with the rudiments of Geography and
netic, $1,000
or CLGss-InCluding Spelling, Reading,
g, Geography, Arithmetic, English
par, History, Elements Of Botany and
stry, Natural Philosophy, Antiquities
Jews, Greeks and Romans, Mythology
imposition, $500
Or Class- Including History, Botany,
slry, Philosophy, Mental, Natural and
Evidences Of Christianity, Logic, Rhe-
Mineralogy and Geology, Physiology and
omys use Of the Globes, Algebra, Geome.
stronomy and Composition, $4,000
IN, Greek, French or German, 1890.
sic-Guitar, 1000
Piano, 25,OO
Harp, 5000
Of Instrument, $50
wing and Painting, 1900
tingent Fund, 100.
ments invariably one half in advance.
Spelling Book, Wal
Dictionary, Common School, or Eclectic
h, Pailey's Geography, Davies course
thematics from bis first lessons in Arith-
through his Boudon's Algebra and Le-
Morse's Geography, Twins catechisms
tory, Botany, Chemistry, Mythology and
nities, Goodrich, Worcester and TitIers
ies, Olnstead's Natural Philosophy. Com
Chemistry, Wayland's Moral Science,
Rhetoric, Watts Logic, Caldwell's EIo.
Smiths English Grammar, Ruschenber.
lements of Anatomy, Psychology, Mine.
Geology and Botany, Buritt's Geoera.
the Heavens, Abercrombie on the intel.
powers, Alexander's Evidences d
aIity, Bible!
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