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REMEMBER

There isa base counterfeit Of this ar
ticle sold as genuine by u~nprincipled
dealers in medicine in this city. 1t pur-
ports to come from Philadelphia, is
.coarsoly put up, and bears the name Of
"Wistar's BaIsam." 1t 10 Of recent or
igin and is endeavov d to be sold on the
reputation Of the genuine and original
preparation. Beware Of it, or you will
be imposed upon with a worthless imita-
ton. The genuine bears the signature
Of Sanford s. Park On the engraved
wrapper round each bottle, and is sold
in this city emily by
ScovilS& Mead. No. 113 Chartres street
New Orleans; General Agents for the
South and V est.
Sold by Priestley & Mosby, Canton
E D Ward & Co., do, I BIundell, Ben.
tou, J G Clark, do. T Morrow, Richland.
Coleman s. Co., do, T Brooks & Co.
Lexington, A L Darlington, do,
May 4 1915
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison County.
BY the Probate Court of said County,
March Term, 1S49
RY John B. Howcott ESQ, Judge OF
Probate; in and for the COUNTY Of
Madison and State of Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given that on appli.
cation to me by John A. Sutherland,
William H. Sutherland, William 2,
Harreld and Elizabeth, his wife, of said
county, who claim an undivided part Of
the personal estate of John Petlis, late
otsaid county deceased, now in the hands
OF Daniel Sutherland, Executor and
guardian have nominated c. q,
Sanders, Hugh Sanders, and John w
Leggett, commissioners to divide The
said personal estate into equal shares
between the parties entitled to distribu.
ton thereof, and unless proper obie eli.
ons are stated to me at the term of said
Court, TO be held on the second monday
OF May next, at the Court House in tn
town Of anton, in and for said countv,
the said Q, 6. Sanders, Hugh Sanders,
and Leggett, will then disappointed com,
missioners to make partition Of said por.
sonal estate as aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 18th dav
Of March 1S49.
JOHN B. HoWCoTT,
Judge O fProbate
maIch 40, l099. 27-2m
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ADNlNrsrRAroK's NOTICE.

T ETTERS Of administration having
~ been granted to the Undersigned a
the June Term, 1919, Of the Probate
Court Of Madison County, Mississippi,
on the estate Of Henry TilIer, deceas.
ed, all persons indebted to said estate
will please come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons haV-
ing claims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
JOHN r. TILLER, Admr.
lime 16. 1S49. 4O-6t
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Mississippi Springs.
KINDS COUNTY TEN MILES WEST
OF JACKSON.


WK7ILL be opened on the LIST Of May
w for the accommodation of visitors
The establishment Of Schools at this
place has led to the impression that the
public would no longer be permitted to
visit the Springs as a Watering place
No such injustice is intended. The
buildings appropriated 10 the Military
Institute and thOso being erected for a
Female Seminary, are so far removed
from those occupied by visitors and from
each other-lhat the occupants Of each
are free from Interruption from the 9TH
ers.
Those who have visited these Springs
in former years, only need to be in
formed that the waters still possess an
diminished, the same medical qualities,
which first obtained for them the high
reputation which has been justified by
many years use. Those who have no
knowledge Of the place, are informed
thata Sulphur, Soda, and Magnesia in
different proportions, are the principal
ingredients Of all the Springs but one
III which the Sulphuret oflron is combin-
ed with Sulpher, Magnesia and Soda.
The exact proportion has never been
ascertained, but many years experience
has proved that Dyspepsia, Diarrh@ and
the common diseases Of the South, artist
ing from or attended with derangemen-
of the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, r ay
be cured by the prudent use of these
waters.
The prevalence of the Cholera inthis
country in 1888, induced a great many
persons to resort to this place, and Of
the large number that were crowded to
gether here, not one case Of cholera oc
Cured, tr
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Plantation for Sale,

TNHE Plantation known as Tga
Il Landing on the MississpPia %
on the Louisiana side IS oaered(d
at habits value. The tract COhlaI
acres Of which about 300 arc !
and the bal ance well timbered
but slightly injured BY the bteaiI
the leveesa mile above, durlag
ent high water A batture Is aa
front and the leyec requires "
ton.
1t is the principal landing lIa.
nut Bayou; which sends Y, aOq.
bales Of cotton annually toiln
shipment, and is well adapted l9i'
of business for the Bayou ala !
yard. h
The improvements arc q y
character, consisting Ola canI
frame dwelling. frame cottage,
hands. out buildings, and Ofch'il'
grated fruit, &c
Price, $4,000 cash or aPPIoI'a
table paper.-For turner I c, I'M
apply to w 81
Vicksbafg y
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.
By THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID County.
January Term, 184e.

Z ME estate of J. W. Camp, decd.
having been reported to and declor.
ed by $ id court i~nsolvent; Notice is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate of said decees
cd to present the same to the undersign-
ed, on or before the Cd monday Of JGIy,
%next,or their claims will be forever bar,
red
By order Of the court.
j. 7. CAMERON. CIV
rep "a az 21 6m
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ALSO
DR.: Woodruff's Worm &,

Dr. Worm Sp
Itis a safe and efficient rn.
worms. Try it. Ii is as por
best and cheap as the cheapest
Read the following ststenn
effects in cases Of Worms.
Mr.. Joseph Shipzey, Of Muscog,
T., says that it brought away 200
from a negro child belonging b
a short time.
Mr.. Jobn ]. Little Of WhierN
says, lsgave it in one case and b
away fifty worms. In anotherc
cured his negro woman ofTenis,o
Worm.
The above medicines are iuap
fresh and genuine. For sale by
J. WRIGHT & CO., NevO
1850 Charities
E D WARD & Co. Canton, Nj
OLD v CRowELL, Livingston,
J M LEWIS, Vernon
WIZ. YATES, MadisoavilIe
MooRE & CARpENrER, jackson
And by Agents in every town
State.
June 16; l849.
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R GIN STANDS.

n THIS summer received a consign-
n mont Of Messrs. Carver, Weshburn
& Co.'S new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which | am selling at 1875 per
saw. A, few Of these stands were re-
ceived here last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
10 purchase will do well to call and ex,
anime previously to purchasing else
where.
P. O'DONNELL, Agent.
Yazoo City
September 10, l947.
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IN THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison Probate Court
May Term, l849.

A. A. Cassiday, admir-, de Dor is non of
Henry L. Douglass, Decd, VS.. VIII
liam H Hall and w E Douglass for
mel adm'rs Of Henry L. Douglass.
ON motion of the petitioner by his
~ counsel, in the above stated case
and it appearing to the satisfaction of
tho Court that the respondents William
II. Hall and William E. Douglass are
non residents of the State-It is ordered
that the second Monday of July, A. D.
l849, be and is hereby appointed for the
said respondents to enter their appear-
ance to said petition in this Courtat the
Court House in the town Of Canton, in
the County and State above mentioned
and then and there to plead, answer or
demur to the petition in said cause and
in default thereof, that the matters of tho
said petition will be taken as confessed
and proceeded upon accordingly on
their merits. 1t is further ordered that
a copy o(this order be published in the
Mississippi Creole, a newspaper publish.
ed in the County aforesaid, for four sue,
ccessive weeks before the said I'd Mon,
day Of July.
JOHN B. HOWCOTT.
Judge Of Probate.
May 10, lS49. 37-40
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Dear Sir: | promised to inform you of
the result Of my trial of Wistar's Bal
som of Wild Cherry upon Mrs. M.
1t relieved her cough, and her general
fealth was so much improved, that she
tancied herself entirely cured, and, con-
rary to my advice, she discontinued the
use Of it, and all other remedies, and re-
commenced her singing in the Catholic
Church. The consequence ofthis was,
the had a return OF splitting Of blood
the is now howe, er, using the Balsam
az ain, and is recovering under the use
of it, The Balsom was also used twice
byMrs. MS family for Group, with the
happiest results, Once, in a very vic
lent case, which | am informed was re-
lieved in three hours, after taking three
doses. The Their, a little girl, less
violently affected, was relieved by taking
one dose. Before writing youTurther
| wish to try this medicine in other ca
SEES and on other patients. Yours, &c.
[Signedi) B DULANY, M. d.
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BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs AT COsL
GtAN be had of Henry r. Coulter. at
~ the Circuit Court Clerks OA' &C.
where a depository of Bibles and Tesla
ments are kept-published by the Anne
rlcan Bible Society.
November 90, 1876 lot
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Messrs. Scovil s. Mead-Gents---En
closed Isend you a letter from DR.. Du-
Iany; a graduate of medicine, and one OF,
our most skilful physicians, testifying to
the remarkable effects OF Wistar's Bal
sam in his own practice. He stands
high among the profession here, and has
& very extensive practice.
Signed G. A. STEVENS
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SALE OF A RUNAWAY w.
HAVING advertised : Ie as,'
H gro named Henry c ', ,.D1rI
Jail Of Madison county, g
law, and six months haT, vIn \
since said advertisement, ~
to sell said negro, on m a,.' N,
day of May next, at the g S0at' g'
in the town Of Canton, M sa.S
to the highest bidder ~ ~ r., BIZ
Sheriff Of Madison U04D3
March 20, lS49.
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For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the side,
Hip, Back, Limbs, and Joints, Scrolu-
la, Kings Evil, White S~wellings,
Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all
Fixed Pains whatever.
THESE Plaslers possess the advan.
Il tages of being put up in air tight
boxes--hence they retain their full vir-
tues in all climates. We have just re-
ceived the following testimonials from
Col. C C Selpher, an eminent lawyer, in
successful pr actiee in Wilcox county,
Alabama. He is a gentleman OF high
standing, and one whose Influence has
great weight.
CAMDEN, Ala. Nov. "a, 1849.
Messrs Scouh and Mead.--Gentlemen
having been requested to state what
has beeu the result Of my experience in
the use Of yonr 'Hebrew Plaster" !
cheerlully comply in saying that have
found It as heretofore recommended. an
Invaluable medicine" in different ca
ses of my family, | have applied the
Plaster to chronic sores, tumors and
pains, and it has never failed to afford
instant relief. have also used it with
good Effect upon my own person, in the
cure of ulcers, with when | have been
severely afflicted.
Respectfully, etc.
c. C, SELLERS.
Beware of Counterfeit and Base Imita-
tionS
CAUTION The subscribers are the
only agents in the Southern States for
the sale of this truly valuable Plaster;
and in order TO prevent purchasers be-
ing imposed upon by a counterfeit arti.
Gle, sold in this city and elsewhere, for
this city and elsewhere, for the genuine
they invite particular attention TO the
following marks Of the genuine,
!. The genuine, is put up in smooth
engine turned bottomed boxes not sol
dere din.
Q. The genuine has the engraved head
Of Jew David on the directions around
the box with accompanying Record o.
Court to E Taylor, Rochester.
SCOVIL & MEAD, 113 Charities St.
Between Cont and ST. Louis SITS. New
| Orleans.
SOLE GENERAL GENTS for the Southern
States.
Sold by
Priostioy Il MOsby, Canton, il. 2
Ward, &Co. do T Blundell Benton, j.. G
Clarke, do. T, Morrow, Richland, Cole.
man &Co. do. J, Brooks, Co, Lexington:
A, L, Ellington co,
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Those who wish 70 try the waters Of
the Mississippi Springs, can have six
months board free of charge, if they
fail TO cure the disease for which they
are recommended, in a reasonably short
time. H. r, AUSTIN. y.
May 25, 1849. 1t.
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issLeelpal gg


Is rrslSuso EVERY sATuFpAY N'NN-'s
BY I0HN N. MONTE MERRY,
Aisthfe d,Ilrsa year, if paid fth'9 one
ma0a from tat ,mle ct siosct' H,',l' ~ nov
mid wi,hia that tune, al five dol 'rsa year,
ans. and viii be- sned (or all case, atlhe eX-
pirauon OF the month, ,n.
Aiyefissmeuis iuscrted AZ oar dollar per
SNARE, taya5t "a U.s. first insertion, ana wIll
b snaI hrj in eitaely, ii not paid early
a }gartis sing as evAt9ioreg ~ .5
A~rtielss,, n %persaaal nature, whenever ad-
,,i9te3 an be G4iatged AZ the rate OF Two
%islIars fSr every sea lraes Tor each insertion
Polrieal oigcutus u public addresses, for
II seenoNt Of iadlylI9al persons q cp,gPae,is
Wilt he CHARGED as advertisements any a w
Ann5dncna Candidates for elice, Sio.4
MI Iob Work must lie paid Tor on deliy
PoS,aus III etters INST be paid, o. they will
moi be attended 70.
M
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a Remedy for one m
DR. %"ooDRUFFs Dya.I
mnu CORDIAL
LSHE well tried and MI,
@ a. BIoody FIux. c NJ pLy@
Grip Pains, and iBsslsa ID
ments Of Children wbiaea l
rIngsthe summer months. ', SEA
ages both young and "a '9IlaSl
From the Hon. Wi,ey ~,
RevsD DR. Jesse Borips " G
Church Columbus, Geo. \ \?
T o. Alabama Conference
Ibis is to certify that ~.
qualntance with Dr. Nj ~ W.
nov him to be q genlIsn'.
ted Seracity and a Physieisa
ence and respectabiliiv.t \
Dysentary Cordial, We \
It as our opinion, after b,,a
tested its virtues ourselves p'sl
Tor years, and witnessing \ \, W
community, and hearing NM
in regard TO its value, l5a t, Y
preparations known BY d, ]
it to be the best for iio, !, ~; Y
those diseases for which i i !, \
it hasa great and deserved o.,la
this city, and stands pre.eriB.u
all other preparations. II ".
generally speedy and salOI, M
ways safe, relieving freOpsa's \
as taken, and curing genersiiv
time, we look upon its lnlroiua'l
any community, as a blessipr
Wiley WILLIAMS, NM
:, City ofO
JESSE BORING, Column !.
:, AI
| GEORGE w; TURRESTslv
City Of CounM
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wAroHEs AND JEwELRY.

WAIUHES IND JA HI1NA'
FH7HE Subscriber would most respect
AafulFy inform the citizens Of Madison
aud surrounding country, that he is just
opening a fine and fashionable stock Of
w ATHES and JEWELRY, which he
will sell on the most reasonable terms,
for cash. Persons wishing articles in my
line are invited to call and examine for
themselves,
Watches Of every variety carefully
repaired on the shortest notice, and war
ranted.
aoR "A. w KING.
Canton, March 80, 1849. 80
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Sp'ts TurDentine.
Writing Paper

AN hand a superior article Of Cap
" and Letter Paper, for sale cheap
by d. w. MURPHY.
June 8.
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Bcrrfwe's Fine Mustard,

EUST RECEIVED at the sign q
y THE GOLDEN MQRTER
/ Dbl. LInseed Ojl.v
r." Lard Oil.
Castor Oil. ra
Alcohol.
IL" Copperas.
/ Can Neatsfoot Oil.
6 Boxes, No. / Soap. sci
49," Fox's Starch.
8 Lemon Syrup.
8 +" Lime Juice.
For sale, cheap Tor Cash, or on time tt
punctual dealers, BY
PRlESTLEY & MOSBl,
May gath, l649.
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IL pbvsietans 40 Houa9


Keepers.
wETE have Just received q supply Q
w BURROWE'S BEST SUPER
FINE, A. ~. /, MUSTARD, warrant
ed equal, il not superior, to any IN the
world. A -,
Burrevve' Fine Mustard,
An exec ent article for the table, or
medical . poses. These mEsttrds need
no commendation bit a single trial.
They may always be found at the
Drug Store OF
pRIESTLEY 4 MOSBY.
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THE COLUMBUS NAH
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.pe,yaL T. DEPARTURE OF Mali S
At CANTON MISS.

TuE JACKSON Mall
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THE VERNON MAIL
RMFoRD MAIL,

u DUe Closes
81 iurdoy, by II A,M Saturday, at II A NJ
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MAIL

Jue. Closes,
wadnesdax. TUESDAY,
Fsiday and \ by7 Pm. Thursdays 7 A. NJ.
sunday. Saturday,
RENroN AND YAzoo CITY MAILS
rs due. Daily except Monday BY F. M
Closes, Daily except Monday at Z A M
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September 10, le47.
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Our BaIIston spa Correspondence.

BALLsroN SPA Saratoga Co, Dec. 20, 1919.
The Case Of John Taimoge, charged NTH pta;ing o.
struc,ions he Railroad, &c, &c.
The celebrated OF John Tallmsge, indicted for
the murder of VIM L. Dodge, by placing oostructions
on the railroad track Is this day to be opened before
the rcut Court sitting here Judge Wright presiding.
This has excited unbounded and fsvsrish In
terest. Tslmsge, farmer Of the highest grade,
u man Of intelligence and property, and up to the time
Of bis arrest had main lrreproachabe charac
ter and most reputable standing having been for some
time the Of the town of Balston. Last win
ter Of his Killed by being by the
cars. Litigation, and good deal Of bitter hostility
between him and the agents Of the railroad company
ensued, and he often heard to express the wish
that the care would run 81 the track" Some time
In pri lae the proceeding from Troy to
Bsllston. just they passing the farm Of fal-
mage. they did run of the track with vengeance,
hing the engine pieces killing the chief eng-
DODGE manning for life his associate aud greatly
ipjurrg several Of the passengers Upon inspection,
after the fatal catastrophe IL found TO have been
occasioned by stones having been placed, by design,
the inside Of the rail bstseen t and the plank that
had been laid for the crossing OF an ordinary road.
Tbs moment the mt occurred Talmags present,
in great eppsTt mt confusion to take part 10 the hor
rid scene.
But it is not my design at this stage OF the proceed
mss 70 give the facts 81 the These will detail
to you nom day to day as they shall be developed In
the progress ot the TRIAL The entire community, from
Albany TO Whitehall are alive on the subject Thou
sands here to witness the trial The most eminent
Wheaton hill, Porter, aud Wright, of Albany Jordan,
Of New ork and several other eminent counsel, are
employed.
The own IL svarming with excited spectators, many
Of whom parents md friends Of the students belong
ing the National Law School here and who came to
witness the closing 81 the that has 1st
ended Yesterday muititudes present AT the ex-
animation Of the pupils who went through with their
examinations their Law arguments aud trial OF causes,
Ia manner TO astonish and delight all. To see mere
boys sixteen 10 twenty years Of age, conducting
the trial rnd argument OF cause With all the ease,
familiarity and eoquence OF Language aud manner OF
old experienced practitioners took every oas wno had
before witnessed the operations OF Mr.. fowlers
new system entirely By surprise. Last evening they
gave a specimen OF their congressional exercises, Ia
which their familiarity with parliamentary rules aud
prooes and their adaptness In inpronptu speak
ing truly wonderful This Institution Is Certain
ly Of the great Improvements OF me age sad re-
hects the behetertu upon the genius the learning
and peisayeg Ct its accom- pill he'd founder. shall
write you again, tomorrow os next day.
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bill referred to- sssociston Of persons, single
one, purchases 100000 moro of State stock. This
10 deposited with Commissioner Comptroller sp-
pointed the purpose who shall cause to be engraved
and printed at the expense Of the party applying notes
Of the nature of bank notes. the amount Of said stock
Tin projects only 90 per cent of ssch stock
tersgnsa by himself and to be signed by the officers Of
the bank where the payable The security to
the note holder is that the Comptroller will be always
able to pay the whole issue in State or United States
stock, the law guarding it to prevent greater
issue than is provided for by it. This system, while 1t
is the most safe of any yet devised for the note holder
is profitable to the banker, and beneficial to
the country, by making the State stock safe crcu
apg currency capital for the business Of the people,
The Tennessee bill provides payment of rs cents
$780, for school purposes in lieu Of every other
State tax.
The internal improvement committee Of the Legisla-
ture of Tennessee have reported bill in relation to the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad Company, which
provides that when the road has been completed to the
Hiwsssee river and the wooden upersructure placed
upon that section between the Hiwassee river and
Bsrs Ferry 5000 coo of State Bonds bearing six per
cent interest to be issued to the company loan
upon thirty years time The bill further provides that
the State shall be Unidentified against loss by Of
the loan, by lien upon the entire road and that the
profits of the road shall be applied semi annually in
the r place to the payment of the interest upon the
bonds az 1t accrues.
In cause recently determined in the Court Of APP
peals Of Maryland, it has been decided that deed
made by person in embarrassed circumstances to
trustees for the purposes-
1st To defray the expenses attending the execution
of the trust
I'd. To pay the several creditors of the grantor,
named in q schedule annexed to the deed
Sd To pay the claims such of the gransors credi-
tors should, before q given day execute and
deliver to the trustees full and absolute releases and
acQuttances Of such claims
4th II any surplus remain after satisfyiDg the afore
said creditors to apply the to the satisfaction Of
the claims of all other creditors OF said erautor with
out any distinction or priority
Is void both at common law and against the sta
tute That deed void to part is void altogether.
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MUEfCA Il.

CCoRpEoNs, MUSICAL BOXES, GUITARS. sc--
"A The subscriber importer and manufacturer OF Musical
hand the argost assortment Of Ato0r
doors Musical Boxes Guarg and all other kinds huAcl
In strun 10, suitable for Presents.
EDW'D BAACK, ~ Fulton street.
MUSIC MADE EASY AND INTERESTING. BY n.
Ivl pCmGday Professor cf the fianofsre singing. Guitar
ACCORDION aud Violin. Terms moderate Five Pan0forses
and the above for sale hire, cheap Apply at
s65 Broadway.
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NEW BOOKS, sc.

T'HE WIZARD OF THs NORTH -IvANHOE.-THE
first volume ~ the Americas Illuminated Eltoa Of the
Wavery Novels in Of publication BY ts nbscr-
bra, gill he issued early in the week Price dollar The
reproduction Of the truly celebrated Abbotsord Eton q
the works of the great tomanetr determined shall ~
fully equal and psble In rcapectt hyperion
orensl The American Edition viii be comprised IN twenty
seven volumes and Issued from srgy in rapid
eession. HENEI, TlLLOTSyN Co,
80 Beckmau ktrset
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CHG.

nANcING SCHOOL AT TnE APOLLO, 40 BROAD
~ way H. Conway rcpec fully informs the public that
he viii commence new elaas Tor gentleman on Monday
Evening, Zst December class Ladies
and Misses Wednesday the 2Ch, st three o'clock Per-
tuition.
DRIyATE DANCING AND WALTZTNG ACADEMY
20 Boi street. Mr. Searngs classes on wednesiays
and Satudsys S o'clock for Ladies' and Masters Tues
DAYS and Fridays NJ o'clock for Gentlemen Soraca "a
usual Ladies' aud Gentlemen receive private le
any Of thonew dances