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ANNOUNCEMENTS ;.
TERms-For State or District $40 90, County S. 90,
T0Irn or Beat So 90.

VIM. L. Harris, we are authorized to announce
as candidate for Circuit Judge Of the sixth Judicial
district, composed of the counties of Monroe Lowndes,
Oktibbeha, Calhoun, Yaabushe Tallahatchie, Car
roll, Choctaw and Chckasaw. Election in November.
James Kincannon, we are authorized to announce
candidate for Clerk of the ce-Chancery court
for the district composed of the counties of Lowndes
Oktbbeha, Winston, Noxubee and Kemper Election
in November.
J. w. Chandler, we are authorized to announce
candidate for Probate Judge OF Lowndes county,
at the ensuing November election.
VIM. H H. Patterson, we are authorized to an
nounce candidate for reelection to the office of
Sheriff of Lowndes county, at the next Nov election.
Dan. Williams, we are authorized to announce as
candidate for reelection to the Office of Probate
Clerk of Lowndes county, at the Nov. election. Paid.
Lawson H Willeford, VIC are authorized to an
nounce a candidate for reelection to the office OF
Assessor of Lowndes county, at The next Nov election
L. J. Schooler we are authorized to announce as
candidate fer reelection to the office of Treasurer
of Lowndes county, at the next Nov election.
OrFB. F. Fields we are authorized to announce
candidate for Town Constable, at the ensuing
November election.
erGeo R. Mcdaniel, we are authorized to an,
nounce candidate for Town Constable, at the en-
suing November election
OBI. T. Taylor. we are authorized to announce
as candidate for Town Constable, at the ensuing
November election
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March 10, 1858.

The State Of Mississippi, Lowndes County.
To all persons interested the estate Of Teresa D. Overall
YOU are hereby notified to be and appear before
| Probate Court, at Term to be holden at the
Court house of Lowndes county, on the first Monday
in May, 1853, then and there show cause, if any
you have, why the following Land should not be sold,
to-wit:
The six Lots off Of the south erd Of block No. four;
and one half Lots on fractional block No. four and
on block next south of e. A Chandlers all south of
Main Street, in the Town of Columbus, county of
Lowndes, and State of Mississippi according to the
petition of John F. Overall John w. Overall, G. Y.
Overall, William d. Overall and w. D. Chapman,
Guardian ad Item of Edwin Z. Overall.
l.. S.-Witness the Honorable Nathaniel E. Good
win, Judge of the Probate Court of said county, the
Ist Monday in March, A. ID. 1853.
Issued March l4th. 1853. DANIEL WILLIAMS,
March 10, 1853. SGT Clerk.
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Isham Harrison Jr. we are authorized to an
nounce candidate for reelection for District At
torney, of the sixth Judicial District, composed of
the counties of Monroe, Lowndes, Oktbbeha, Cal
houn, Yalobusha. Tallahatchie, Carroll, Choctaw,
and Chickasaw. Election in November PAID.
Stephen A. Brown are authorized to announce
as candidate for Probate Judge of Lowndes county,
at the ensuing election in November. PAID.
II. w. Howell we authorized to announce as
a candidate for Probate Judge of Lowndes county
at the ensuing November election PAID
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Notice.

A meeting of those interested in the Branch
road, proposed to be made from Columbus to the
main trunk of the Mobile & Ohio abroad will
be held at the Court House, on Saturday the 3Oth
April 1853. The object of the meeting will. be
to appoint delegates, to represent the interest OF
said Branch at the meeting of the Stock holders
and directors of the main road at Mobile, in MAY
next If this matter is not efficiently attended to-
the interests of the Branch-road must greatly suf
fer.
April 23rd, 1853. 13-2w.
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For the Southern Standard.

FOf Me ICOUtRefn OE0nddfQ.
r. EDITOR:
A spirit from the trapping band''
An answer just has brought to hand,
The cold man's' riddle to decipher.
And would you think that wisdom's wit,
Could give our people such "a hit"
AS riddling with Rooster?
For Rooster tits you may be suite
AS he was ne'er "Son of Noah''
Nor from the tribe of priest "Levi."
Ere God babe Adams dust arise,
That Rooster crowd in Paradise
Is truth, no scholar will deny
No fathers voice he ever knew;
No mothers's breast, warmed as he grew,
Nor drank he aught but sparkling water.
In farm yard or in Palace walks
Amid crowd of hens he stalks,
Careless alike'of Wife or Daughter.
Bound by no ties of kindred love,
Hoping none to wedlock move;
Divides his corn grains as he ought'r
The victories won on battle field
Ere he'd to warlike BOOSTERS yield,
Proclaim him aye warrior great.
The Church and Synagogue, as yet
Deny to him pew or seat,
But outside, bid him ever wait.
Outside he was, when Peters tears.
Rise at the Growing which he hears
Our Reverend BOOSTERS sermon,
And tits as true that every day
With mornings first bright dawning ray
His preaching throws our windows open
"Woolen, cotton, fax, silk, nor hair"
His cap, his coat nor breeches are,
Yet rich with "every kind of color
The beard that hang from meath his head
Is sometimes sorrel, sometimes red
Never "black, brown, green or yellow"
He that has seen Rooster walk,
He that has heard Rooster talk,
Know that we say but strictly true,
His strut is kingly and sublime,
His voice bespeaks his noble line
AS swells his "cook doodle do''
So Mister Editor let the people know, sir
The riddles beriddied, the riddles Rooster
PETER
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The ribbon being one inch wide, and there be-
ing five inches space between it; one sixth of the
area would equal the part covered by the ribbon;
the ribbon being one inch wide the length would
equal the number of square inches; therefore it
would take one hundred yards of ribbon one inch
wide. leaving space of FIVE inches between, to
wind pole one hundred and twenty feet in height.
$50 SO. #. of rib.
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NEGROEs FOR sA1.EI

WIN. H. BROWN & CO. have located themselves
w in the city of Columbus Mississippi, for the
purpose of receiving and selling Negroes commits
sion. And have hand general assortment of
Virginia, North and South Carolina Negroes; consist
ingof number one Blacksmith, Barber and Tanner,
House servants and Field hands, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms Farmers would do
well to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
April 23rd, 1858. 13-4w.
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19)36OO inches in length.
For the Southern Standard.
The World has won Thee!

SELECTED
The world has won thee-go thy way and drink of
pleasures cup,
Slowly and sadly have taught my heart to give thee
up;
Hard the struggle, but at last with calmness sub
nit,
Though none may know how deep and strong my soul
to thine was knit.
But co. thy path of life is bright, with thornlessho
ers Ger spread
Step lightly, lest thou crush their bloom and mourn
their beauty fed.
The world has thee-'tis enough for the truth
to know,
Which most feared, while trusting all, upon one
doubtful throw.
The chance was run-the sacrifice but heart to
thee,
The gain nothing in thy hands, the loss all to
me.
Take back thy ove for dangers Turk amidst its seeming
Smile,
And reclaim the heart once more, so idly wen the
| while
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For the Southern iStandar

Tor Ehe OoutheTn EotuN0dfu.
Mn. EDITOR There is living in Columbus at
the present time family, 9 in number with the
following relatives. A father, 3 daughters. 9
granddaughter, 5sons, grandsons, sisters.
brothers. mother, 1 widow, widower, but
neither husband or wife-perhaps Ned knows the
family and will give you an introduction.
School GIRL.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-23
L. F. RIGGS d co.

Nert door to Cadys Livery Stale, Market Street,
COLUMBUS, MISS,
TTAVE just opened a new Carriage Repository,
[ where they are constantly receiving direct from
New York all kinds of Carriages and Buggies which
they offer at the lowest Mobile prices for cash or ap-
proved paper. Orders received and promptly execu-
ted for any style of Carriage.
March IL, 1853. 7.6m
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Final Settlement.

ON Thursday the 9TH day of May next, will pre-
" sent my accounts and vouchers for final settle
ment and discharge in the matter of the estate of
JAMES SMELL, deceased to the Probate Court of
Lowndes County State of Mississippi, when and
where all persons interested hereby notified to
attend and object if they see cause SO to do
R. H. SMELL,
April 4th, 1853. 11-3w Administrator
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Pulpit and hold that any mystery which has sent over
thirteen hundred the Lunac Asylum in twenty months and
which lays the axe at the INSPIRED Revelation, demands
the attention Of the potent engines for its suppression
explanation.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned was duly qualified at the February
term, 1858, of the Probate court of Lowndes coun-
ty, Execurix of John II. Hand, late of said
ty, deceased. All persons indebted requested to
make payment, and those having claims requested
to present them within the time prescribed by law
MARY HAND,
April 2 1853 1O:4t Ececutrix.
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COLUMBUS:
saturday Morning, April %, 1854.

S. NJ HULETT will lecture Temperance at the follow
ing times and places to-w At Cooksvile, April Both II
and Macon at o'clock-Columbus Nav 2d-Aberdeen 3rd
Houston 4hPOntotoc 5th-6h-Oxford 7tHoly Springs g.
lOh-Henando llth-Memphis 1918.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-23

GRAN old gentemanin Choctaw county, Mi. sent to US
through friend solution of the "Od Soldiers riddle pub
lished weeks since We received from Darlington, S
c. the solution but the reader will find that Peter has given
the solution in tbs week.
STUDENT has solved the puzzle we gave few weeks aro
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NEW MUSIC.

TUST received at the Columbus Book Store larg
!. and well selected stock Of New Music.
d. @. RICHARDS.
January is, 1883 5l:tf.
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a1TThe reader will find upon the first page the commence
ment of series opapers embracing the the City
New York THESE papers prepared by literary Antigua
ry resident among and anticipate much interesting and
amusing information their perusa They are written in
popular manner and will command attention.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-23

STMr E, G. Mygatt agent for the American Indian Gal
ley," is in city We have examined this large and
splendid work, and also the American Portrait Gallery and
take pleasure in commencing them friends worthy
patronage.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-23

D LANKS-Executions aud Attachments, printed on
I'D fine Hat-cap paper and he hlankneety ruled, fos
sale at this ONCE Price 81 IS per quiFe.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-23

ST We would call the attention of those wishing to pur
chase negroes to the advertisement of VIM H. Brown & Co.
in to-days paper
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-23

o1The Editor will be absent the coming weeks He
will attend the State convention be held Jackson the
End of May.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-23

W We requested to state that Professor A. Dreifus
will visit Columbus in few days, for the purpose of opening
Writing Academy.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-23

"On the 4th of July pole was erected,
Composed of six pieces and nicely connected;
Two feet and six inches it measured around,
AT the place where stood on the top of the ground
The form was cone, in surface complete:
The height of the same was twice GO feet,
What length of inch ribbon procured at the shop,
Will wind round the pole from bottom to top,
And have it lay smooth, and plain to be seen,
By leaving space of inches betweenva'
For the Southern Standard.
The pole being in the form of cone the area
is equal to one half of the height multiplied by the
circumference at the base;
hence height 100 it.
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JUST RECEIVED

ONE fine Coachee, one handsome Dckey-seat Bar
Uouche, city style, and one fine Sulkey fresh from
the Mandatory OF ]. NJ Quinby q Co., Newark n j.
MILES WELLINGTON.
Columbus April l6, 1853.
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wv NMANSNRAA MNNNSss
OF
FRANKLIN E7EEgEE
AND THE

FRANKLIN FLEECE
AND THE
TRAN9GE3lDE1lT GOOD LUCK
OF THOSE
World Renowned Prize Sellers,
ne vM1BER va az @@ee
Are the sole Topics Of Conversation and Remarks.
0r Tickets 81 So, the Grand Capital Prize OF
$48,503 was sold by EMORY g. Co. to a Club in Cobb
county, Georgia, Saturday, March II, 1850
We present to the public of the most Splen-
did Lotteries for April 1853, ever offered.
Address all orders to
EMORY "a CO.,
I5G, Pratt street.
BALTIMORE, Mn.
Maryland state lotteries
Under special act Of Legislature Of Maryland.
Susquehanna, Class 90, for April 13.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Prize of 10000 l Prize of 10000
:" 10000 g 5000
5000 2,87O
SO of 5000, 500, &c. &c.
Tickets $40, Shares in proportion.
Packages of Wholes $50, Halves 10, Quarters 81 !.
Patapsco ll6 for April Is.
CEAUTIFUL SCHEME.
l Prize of $4,000
3 1000 1000
$1,000, 500, &c. &c. &c.
Tickets 81, Shares in proportion
Package of Wholes $685. Halves SI4, Quarters 81,
Petapsco, Glass 49, for April 18th.
re-" PRIZES seq
$4,000, 5,497, $500 l.6OO 20 of 1000, 600, &c.
Tickets So, Shares in proportion.
Packages of Whoes $44, Halves %, Quarters IL:
Susquehanna, 81, for April goth.
GRAND SCHEME.
EE PRIZES
$so,9o9, 10 Prizes of 5000 1000, 100 Prizes of
$1,000, 500 400 &c. &c.
Tickets $40 Shares in proportion.
Packages of Wholes, $3.50. Halves IS, Quarters s74
Patapsco, 1913, for April Esd.
''TAe Fauorite SmaH Frg.'
5000 Capital.
Prizes 81 900, 5000, $500, 10 of $500, &c.
Tickets 81 90, Shares in proportion
Packages Wholes SIS, Halves y, Quarters 81.
Bel Air. Class q. for April 26th.
| BEAUTIFUL SCHEME.
S519.70S.
Prize of 10000 l Prize of $Io5O0
5000 5000
/ 5000 1900 2
+" 1920 10 $50
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets IS Shares in proportion
Packages of Wholes 70, Halves 374 Quarter 1sa
Grand Consolidated, K. for April Seth
GIGANTIC SCHEME.
Capital Prize of $4,000: Capital Prize of 49, ooC
/" $4,000. Il0OC
III 1000: 5000
4 g 1900. 40OO
loo Prizes each of $4,000, 1000 &c. &C.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves 10, Quarters 8.
Eighths D.
Certificates of Packages costs 90 Wholes $500 HALVES
100, Quarters rs; Eighths S75.
All letters answered by return of mail and the Ticket
enclosed in strong Government Envelopes -sss-s
We send the State Official Drawings immediately after tn
drawing, with written explanation of the result
Notes of all solvent Banks taken IN PAYMENT Tick
cts and all Prizes bought of EMORY g. CO. are cashed Il
: current funds on demand "A
those who have hitherto been successful in other Lotteries
will lind It to their Interests to give EMORY & CO. trial
as we have frequently made correspondents wealthy be
fore having the pleasure Of their acqHaintance.
% The Grand Prize of Thirty Thousand Dollars, Who'll
Ticket was sold January 6th, TO Club in Illinois.
. All orders strictly confidential. Address
EMORY 4 co.,
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April 23rd, 1853. 13-2w.
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25
l44
100
100
25
le)s6oo inches in length.
$500 feet
100 yds.
A STUDENT.
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THE undersigned would most respectfully inform the
planters and the public generally. that he is now
prepared to furnish them with as good
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
T. / TREJWAl
Executors oi John Hughes
RASAW Al.
.,>away ram the plantation OF The suoscr,oer.

esANAWai the plantation u ne sn,Scios "H the "a
Is mama err hrer Nru- ANTHONY, BILLY aud BARl
ETT-oI the following description, sR
ANTHONY ~ Apparently 3 30 heel IN or II
inches bla mud peaks remarkably quick Wren
rnkcn TO- very intelligent and subtle weighing about 100 OF loo
mounds Anthony brought nom SarhsbGrs 90 seeao"h-
By Mr.. lr wood year ~ rl2heti iVisH
. lie has wife n whr 10 be- an object ~
has been III: habit 81 :oln. !" Charleston
savannah Augu,a Anthony The ls'"r and lIs Frruaisd
~. o,lr i.u Inn. l. surpassed rS ha." iassrr or
m they huS" taken week pi"'i.im
all, al! their bed clothing aud apparel ,.-o, ;,
BILLY Virginia uric Tie " 81 1850 by Nh
A. sold the subscriber January s'l and RAJ
away once Mrs Galts oil LSnclrE owned hI formerly
diving omnibus H. that place Tor rrScis
10 aud thence state Bily
y Years of age weighing w $40 pounds mnatio romprfi"n
much When question II I" BE- ahsHrti b' 1"
winch unr Incurhii! ulucby lTns "h'
much that the skin always scanned ara
.ir nr remarkably lie white hat aud cahTinri"
liz so!d BY Mis- Cats on account q"
M lonIuc-I %hIshrI
p,ETJ FIT is NAIVE Norfolk Va ~ nr 20 ycara 81 age
r,y IL, or pounds thrk r""rc' almost slow
The -si "i'h any
State lie "h~ bought from
raised utth IHat uht "
bloU.I Va tis c"Gnl! b! Nj WA
Il uar. should ken he viii soon DIS uifr the history o
al
v,ry liberal rev Offered Tor their arprelrnsi OF any n"
aud 50 i"I ii"r delivery
Auh"nr Bartlett had "hi'h"H dhd bH goa" -, r. Nv
~! probably BY this time j.. '" "Eh'IH
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LAND FOX SALE.

va Ill b. so he Isl DAY ." August 1888. (lL Char
w Court !ayD pubic privately
the valuable land Charlotte
the estate al The late 4 a Davidson, dee
about -
InIr> anI ~ vi branch nat which
Ish state q" Improvement ~ The uIaL about 80 have
MANFRED With farm aud stable and with
the lud aIscci the highest
veil adapted growth, ~ all III!
particularly The production heat
A PORTION % tie Land Is clover.
well wd"Ie aSIug four branches through
which parallel through the whole isns;u
goo" Springs different 0I the plantation,
winch surpassed by any the state
The large comfortable dwelling,
yad AMI every necessary out house win rAc""
five At which
rri stable conveniently arranged YOUNG orchard III the dwelling
-, well selected fruits good sar.cn. sc 40
I'll, w;,in miles q" III" Richmond and lvlr Rail
ioat and within the Plank Road leading
tuahtd Charlotte inlI; House.
d Davidson m"w ll"ns The place an viii show 20
any II isun who wish a. Sue IL
= Ten made known The day al salc.
WIN H. DAVIDSON
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vALuAnLt: nEAI. Es.ATE ~ LouIsA coTN-

EsukSliNr 10 is ui decree %: ie Circuit
l.uG;sa. II WusiUn's VI
shall coed! as Commissioner, appointed by siIl
sri, I" the highest bidder, public the premises
i2. day July le53 the land decree
bcI"glns t VIM : Winston dec and lying on the
South Anna River nrl-s r. the Vugrla fcnr,l
Road, aud aJolnns tie ant- OF Capt Jos Winston. ,rd " VI
An!"r. Esl Cap & kmhrcusil. t"c' aud others
i with comfortable iwrIua uHsr,
aud other outhouse THIS has
heavily mc,rd Woodland, mostly "' original growth about
10 OF r:vrri"w ground This lIGd 4
those csrm. purchase referred.
rtI"n 10 A g. WALTON. Esq vino lives adjoining
myself. Al Pmc Xters store, Post tle. Louisa
TEKMS.-Lds, 10 much viii pay and as TO
edit ui
sale be paid aunnaily secured by
security. d the legal TIE retained payment the
IS Ir shall ,c mate. Title good.
NAV Ct W.. j NM
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"THE DAILY EXPRESS.

uRlSliEU Petersburg, Va the cheapest daily I.
James River, Va. Il devoted almost entirely
aud politics. may
alphabetically styled " n e WSPAPER."
butli al ulcH ~
ADVERTISERS For lhr mn"
copies) furnished unprecedented ""
&c IsiI n 10
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PIAN NOS,
PIA Nun,
~ ~ yAyI mr. \. constant ly receiving elegant u


SS S'' '
These received the great gold medal pr'is at the
wonlps FAIR London 1851 and they have invariably received
he FIRST PRIZE isiis FAIRS IN tins cnllry
They combine all The modern nrro enen,s with te MadnG
swxsrssss ar ross and sr.as ,rabfy which qualit,
lea The Gontry where god are seldom n "n
y year. !" the Of his customers
r'ano Musc tlIe Iaers and ley cullec,on the
a am uar Strings and V'"n' and Gus.; Of 10, s oe'
n.,s Piano and Music Store, leo Malsreet,
W.. Opposite the Banks
4 CARRIAGES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sub. -l q
~ strloes h., Oh hard hls Coacl, making Es cx&
caIs s and d" S"Sn. AI" MAJ" and @
tel Coaches Chaoers. Harouche Bnsres with aud without
which n sa ." low se best sSo se4 s a s
,hase in wan. av sr !" @ ana RESPECTFULLY ask call from
make order and sell al tie prices ssile All work
| sold. that is new warranted. " 80
Apr s-d&e6n -=-==------ MlcaIAu MANGrM.
EXPREss NOTICE
EN- AnG sis NOW r a" ns, Ex,e. the
Rail Road thence by stages TO AL points
iS;SE a." ,s, FAME JgWFsIo ; !,
Be particular in ordering om New York s5re, 7ri
M S and si ol By M 1'I' King one the F
DO be deceived BY "s1e,trs Tr s o. the s'samer'
rates WIN /. MAUl.E Agent, Pearl street, Richmond
Juy2-2w And Va Tennessee R. X. Depot. Lynchhurs Va
S,ToCK, STOCK, STOCK. -Dauguerrean ,.lsts supplied
= with all kinds good stock such Cameras stands lead
Rests Table Tops Gliding Stands Coating Boxes Mercury oas
Plate eners Plate Folders. Wood Vice Holders Cut velvet IA
and silk Velvet descriptions, Jenny ih am "a
Machc Book S:eeoscoe Cases cheap
for cash. a. w. OSbOhH
June lU-3m
DAGUERREOrYpIsT- DAGUERREOTYPIS
W. OSBORN the Premium daguerrean Artist I2 Nam 8!
m opposite The Banks the Flags all Natunr IL i
taking those life like that him such prefer
other the day Osborn taking per-
pictures Of children daily with his superior
featured expressly for his Prices low Come and
June 0-3m A. w. OSBORN.
DYCH,S SALAmANDER SA It e S-Long known-se
HI yerely tested always faithful their
made, combining Reh's and Wider's Pa,ens
STEARNS d MARVIN,
(Successos RICH & Co..
July 7-3m l46 Waller effect N \.
] Howr D.
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SCHOOL AZ GORDOSsyILLE,

5'iil subscriber Boarding
dhlsrIic Va the ~ - S.Ii-I
ih' CnnSe hl instruction VIII be-
"l'rrsi'y 81 Nu:uh. aud viii it thorough
or tht.ro or i"I iht business Ihlrslns OF hi.
me "tlT has been selected wish ,iai,r, l.
dtds"s, Being hranuu country, fpr
tdl an refined socc, ana accessible rail road and stage.
fni every quarter The buildings have
h VIII "ior r"rnral" .huu, inv boar.
icrs " - '''
Instructions nttr several departments will be gwen by MIR John
PettH-. and Dcawar" krnrr graduates
1ERN>-For Tuition B"i nrGain necessary az.
Communication. iuGdrr dollars The months
'nr nall aynh" entering The schu" and hall on the
hsi"i February. WILLIAM :. kEMPER.
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WISH r .nuS Teacher. fiu"r "rrlriiai VINO " e''u
nl pl
than tcarh.. well Qualified 10 leach Az ~
uI EGn ,hrdIJu. Including all tue necessary
together with thorough kho"Icsr ." ldh
nj take cdrSr Male - ~ VISTA
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Orinhrr next hr PERMANENT '"l a. rear"
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