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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, S5 90;
Quarters, 80 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers from l TO 80, 600. Corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate slips Of pa
per, are encircled with small lin tubes and placed in one
wheel.
The nrst 2I2 Prizes. similarly printed and encircled, are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time q Prize
il drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize
REGISTERED by the Commissioners the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation is repeated
until all the Prizes are drawn ont.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the hrst IL
Prizes VII be entitled II the 4S Approximation Pines, ac-
oording 10 the scheme.
~ The 3 coo Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the
last hgure Of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize.
with No. l, thCn all the Tickets where the number ends
in / will be entitled to 40. II the Number ends with
No. 2, then all the Tickets where the number ends in 2
will be entitled 70 $40, and SO on too.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which IS the risk:
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tiekets.......sso 90
&c 10 Half Z" ........ 40 90
10 Quarter " $1,000. 20 90
TO our address for tbs Tickets oTdere1,o on receipto OF which
they will be forwarded by hrst mail. Purchasers can
have Tickets ending in any figure they may d signste.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes viii be forward
cd 10 purchasers immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their sign stures plain, and
give their Pest Once, County and State.
70 Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
~ All Prizes Of 81. LOCO and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
ES- All communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
u Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Addres orders for Tickets or Certificates of Packages of
Tickets either 10
s. SWAN s. CO., Atlanta, Ga, or
janl6 S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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ROR SALE

TIE Subscriber offers for sale the tract OF land
$500 which he now resides. in Haywood county,
~Tennessee, through which the Memphis and Ohio
- Railroad passes. Sale tract contains about four
thousand acres. The improvements consist Of a hne
frame dwelling, with ten rooms, nsgro quarters, gin
hause. stables, ane steam and grist mil, good orchards,
and al the necessary improvements for large farm, or
can be conveniently divided into several small ones. For
health and fertility Of soil this place is unsurpassed by
any ia the country. For further particulars apply TO the
subscriber on the premises.
decIo-dawtf THOS. SHAPARD.
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YaIuabIe Farm for sale.

TIL place formely occupied BY Dr. J. II. Free
E1s man, and more recently BY VIM P. Orne, con-
F4iIu tanning about 80 acres. situated about one mile
Ea.A- west Of the fernando Court House, and a mile
and = quarter from the Depot Of the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad.
Ihis il q highly desirable lOcatiun-wen improved,
with good houses, cabins. stable, cribs, cotton gin, gin
house. and every othsr convenience necessary.
Tie place viii be sold low for cash, OF short payments,
on application 70 R Z OREE, Memphis, OF ". P. 0REE,
Al Lake Corm0ralt, Mss.
II not dispo ed Of before, 1t viii be offered at public
outcry. Al the Court House door, in the town Of Herman
do, on ID 18th December next. nOvll-dawtf
- fernando Press COPY
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PRINTING PAPER AGENCY
OF TIE
NASHVILLE PAPER MILLS

on COURT-STs BIT. FRONT ROW AND MAIN.
Memphis, Tennessee,
TITHERE all kinds and sizes - Printing PAPER can Be
w had at low prices for cash.
Orders for any unusual size Of paper WI BE- dispatched
TO Nashville and filed promptly az mill prices, with the
addition Of transportiOH. VS. WHITEHAE.
apS-iy CHAs. DAVIS, Agent.
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MARBLE
TOyIRS. HEAD AND FOOT STONES. sc,

CONSTANTLY on hand. Monuments Of all descHp-
~ lions, from 500 10 $1,000. OK latest style and pat
terms. Tombs and Head and Foot Stones. furnished a.
low a. any other establishment who do their work well
and satisfactory. To those needing anything IN the
Monumental line would 90 wen o. call and examine be-
fore sendingtheir orders TO the North. The undersigned
will be found az the old stand on Adams street, between
Main and Front Row, opposite the W0rsham House,
ready to al any orders, having the best Of Marble and
WOrkmen, no pains shah be spared to give satisfaction
JOIN WHITE.
p. S.-Mr. NJ L. Sony IS now on a tour thr0uEh
North Mississippi and the adjacent counties Of Tennessee,
soliciting orders for Marble work, and viii contract for
Marble at shop prices, the object Of his tour being chiefly
to remove the impression that orders must BE- Snt to the
North for good work. The publis being satisfied that
IL is the best policy to encourage home industry, and II
good work and reasonable prices viii keep business At
home. give your orders % Mr. Sory. or call opposite the
Worsham HOsoe. s~ug2S-Etf ]. "
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FARM For SIZE.

A DESIRABLE Country Home in Shelby Co.,
S@aI6 miles from Memphis, and \ miles from Ger
- Depot on The Memphis and Charleston
- Railroad, and Plankruad, and between shelby
Nae High School and Forest Hill Institute There sre
l4 acres OF Land in the tract, OF which 70 acres are
cleared, and IS acres o. good timber. IL has on Il com-
Portable dwellings, an orchard OF Apples, Peaches and
PIums. and never-faiing well OF good freestone water. A
uerfec4 tide given, and payments made easy. Persons a
3 distance can get any information they may require, by
writing 70 the undersigned ~ Germantown, Tenn, OF L
G. B. Locke, Memphis
sep6-dawtf r HhhhDON.
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a RargajD IN he had in Lands

7 WILL sed the tract OF Land on which / live, in Tip
uah county. Mss, SIX miles west CT Ripley, on
Tippah river. Tor creek containing Eight Hundred Acres,
I've hundret OF the very best creek b0rtom-and TIE bal
ance second bottom and upland. There are about one hun
dred acres cleared, and in 8 hne state Of cultivation.
The improvements are good and new, consisting OF =
Dwelling house. and al necessary out houses. Inc above
fract or land. I have no hesitancy in saying, is one Of the
best in North Mississippi for raising Cotton, Corn OF
stock, a. the range is fine both Winter and sumner.
For particulars about the place, I refer 10 Davidson, Kills
< Blair, Memphis; John W. Thompson, Ripley, Miss; W.
c. Peguis, Holly Springs, OF to myself On the premises.
octIQ-wtf J. J. PBGUIS.
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LAND AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
j. A.
CWUV 4 IT

TNHE subscriber begs leave TO oher his services to the
i public as Land Agent, Surveyor, Craftsman, and
Dealer in Land Warrants
He will attend promptly 10 buying and selling Real
Estate, collecting debts, paying taxes buying selling and
Locating Land WAR ants, and 20 all business PERTAINING
10 q General Land Agency
REFEREScEs-Co. 3. C. NcCarty, Col. J. J. Clark
son and J. ID. Henderson,, l~eavenwJrth Cityj J. c..
Dougherty and R. B. Hawiey, Memphis, Tenn; J. R.
G.nnellv. Hernapdo. Miss. n0vl9-w3m
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VaIuabIe Land for sale.

IOFFER for sale 4 valuable tract Of Land, stu
<zated in Fsyette and Haywood counties, containing
1900 acres, being the tract Of LaudO on which
AB B. DeGrzG nreid resided AZ the time Of his
death. TIE Land will be divided 70 silt purchasers. il
IS situated near the Memphis aud Ohio Railroad, and is
REGARDED as equal 70 any tract Of the size IN Fayette.
Purchasers are invited 70 come and examine it. Terms Of
sale wiz be liberal. A. ply to me al my res denee in Pay
cite, OF to CALVIN Jones, OF W. A. Williamson, a. SOmer-
vile. II. z. DE~GRAFFENRElD, Executor
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Il THIS day lost in Memphis. aud as I believe. On wash
Il ington street, a small memoranda-book and sl0qt OF
Arkansas swamp Land Scrip.
- 49, 40
W ~ $50 $50
issued in September, 1856, and payable az Pine IrH.
ms IS 10 notify the finder who the owner is, ard 70 give
al persons notice not to purchase tn same A prooer
compensation VII be given BY me to the finder on delivery
10 me.
nOv2-tf THOMAS JAMES.
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" TWILL give so for the delivery Of ny two Boys
al my house, OF IN any jail, 80 that can get them
They left my premises, (near Germantown on the
A95th OF January. One OF them, II is about .
years old, q low, stout, black boy, with a scar on his mp
per lip. weighing about $50 pounds. SIMON is about the
same age, black and slim built, about s feet s OF 8 inches
high, and weighs about 80 pounds, one Of his upper front
teeth gone. when they left, they both wore the usual
Jeans and Kersey plantation suit.
ANY information concerning them viii be thankfully
received b. A X CARTWRIGHT. or
feb5-dst.w4t GOoDLETT, NABERS & co.
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A PeFfUmed breath,

II lady or Elnuemau would remain under tre curse
w OF q disagreedble breath when BY using the "BALA
OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS" 81 a dentrifce would
not only render 10 sweet, but leave The teeth Is WLite a.
~alabasteT2 Many persons do not know their breath -
bad. and the subject il 30 delicate their friends ~Eulusvsr
mention it. Pour a single drop OF The "Esim" DC yOEr
tOoth-brush,a and wash your teeth night and uCm- nZ- A
hfty cent bottle viii last a year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may - easily A.
Quired By using the Balm o. q Thousand FloEcrs.@ T.
will remove tan, pimpies and freckies from tie skiu.
leaving IL Of a SOFT and roseate hue Wet a t0Tei. pour
on two or three drops, and wash the face night and NEIL
ing.
SHAVING MADE EASY--Wet your shsVE- -rrusn
in either warn OF cold wster, pour on two OF three --Jps
OF "Baim OF . Thousand Flowers" rub the beartw-f. AID
Il Will make a beautiful soft lsther, mucb facd.-ErIE
the operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents. Esr
sale BY FETRIDGE 3 CO, prUprietCrs. and sl druggists.
S. MANSFIELD & CO.
WAR; &
zpz3-dtwaweodtf II. p FARNSWOETH \ co.
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A RARE CHANCE.

T OFFER for sails, on favorable terms and at allow srice,
i my PLANTATION Of so acres Of the best quality Of
Mississippi bolt n land, all greatly above overflow, 10
miles west Of Memphis, on the plank road; 100 acres OF
cleared Land and q new double frame House with suit
able Offices. Apply 81 the place 10
PETER LEONARD, or TO
sep7-tf DAEIEL HUGHES, Memphis.
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WebSter'S Private Correspondence,

WebSter'S Private Correspondence,
WITH Autobiography and Personal "reminiscences,
w containing al-o a Biographical notice Of Ezekiel
webster. Two vols, SvO.
A new Life OF Summarized, By william W. Wulett
Canterbury Tales. BY Harriet lie, in two Toiumesi
The Miser, Rieketieketsck, and the Poor Geuufman;
Three Tales is one volume by Hendrck Cononscienoe;
Poems OF Henry WadswOrth Lsngfellow complete in two
volumes.
New Juveniles.
The Castaways or. the Advtntures Of aFamily In the
Wnds OF Africa, inustraied;
The Payday Book, New Stories for Little Folks, BY Pan
ny Ferns
Chanticleer, A Thanksgiving Story Of the Peabody Fsmi-
", BY Cornelius Mathews, with Illustrations, BY
Dariey5
Our G-randmother's Stories. and Aunt Rates Fireside
Memories. Just received and for sale by
j~an24-daw EAV & GUION.
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FOR SALE.

IOFFER for sale the tract Of land on which I
ShnoW reside, for fifteen dollars per acre, three
~hundred cleared, one hundred and forty~seven
- timbare1, lying eight miles above Gallagher and
tEo miles OF Shelby Depot, good dwelling house, gin
house. and all other necessary out houses. I viii take
niteen dollars per acre. Also. go acres adjoining the
said tract. $50 acres cleared, the balance wei timbered,
within two miles Of the said Depot. Persons wishing to
purchase, viii do well 10 call soon and buy a bargain.
S. 7. WESTBROOK-
Either Of the above farms can be had, payable when
Mr.. Buchanan is elected, with Gny per cent added.
sen25-f S 7. ".
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Norton, Bradley * Co., tinners S. Y @aIhews; Y. B.
Wicks, Barnard Siocum; S. Bastsble S. Mathews
Chas. A. Wheaton z. II. Brewsterj G. II. USenbentZ
Syracuse, n. Y ; Amos Pratt, Master steamboat Globe,
Buffalo, n. Y; S. G. Case, Sup't Cars and Buildings n
c. Il. r, Detroit, Michigan; VIM Wells; Henry CHS
holm z. Leland, timer, CleveaHG. Ohio, d L. JOcO-
bus = Bro; Gage, Brother h Drake, fremont House
Sup't Public Buildings, Chicago, Illinois. All OF the
above named gentlemen, with hosts o. others, have used
this Cement and can testify as to It's utility and durs-
bHity. aug2O-d6m
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25th OF February Next,

Eve hundred acres OF excellent LAND, being the tract on
which now reside; $50 acres cleared and in nne state o.
cultivation.
improvements consist Of = substantial new twO-story
F-ame Dwelling. Gin H0use, Press, and all the necessary
ont houses, a most excellent well OF water, geoa orchard
~ nearhes. APPLES. plums and various other fruits.
Also. dfeen RI Of all sexes and sges-Aen,
Women, Girls and Chndren-znd at the same tim and
plsce All the Corn. Fodder and Oats, Horses, Mules, Cat
lie sud Hogs. Carts, Wagons. Oxen, and all and every
snecies OF property on the Plantation, including about IS,
600 pounds OF finest quality BACON.
TFRMs-One-hir I'd purchase money for Land due Dexi
e5.h December. the balance in one and two years from
that time, in EQUAL nstalmeuts. Negroes ard all othe
p-operty will be sold on . credit 70 18th December for all
sums over SO; that sim, ami under, ca>h.
Persons wishing 70 examine the premises vii call on
me, on the place, or my son, L. T. Dupree.
fan2S-dawtds H-DUPhEh.
- Fnnnirer eopv and send bin 20 3. REID s Bro.
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TIN AND SLATE ROOFING
sUPERcEDED BY THE USE OF
NESTS PATENT GALVANIC CEMENT,

nAEEhNLbLb 81 III AaL -
VESTS PATENT GALVANIC CEMENT.
THIS Cement, by its nOn-oonductiOn aud galvanism,
prevents metal roofs from rusting and unsoldering;
AID rasists the extremes o. heat ard cold better than
ANYTHING ever invented for entire roofs, or for covering
over old shingles or metal roofs OF any hind. The weight
heretofore attached to cement roofs is avoided by the use
Of this material, il being much lighter than tin or shin
giles. Iii adapted 70 all kinds Of houses, Dat OF steep
rsofs. Its appearance IS like slate, beautiful alike for
therich palace or the humble cottage
The undersigned, having secured the right 10 the
State Of Tennessee, Is NV prepared 10 cover old OF new
roofs 4 any description, OF 10 repair old roofs that leak
around chimneys, s~ky-liEhts. battemsnts, &c, at short
est notice and will slsO sell rights 10 territories, b.
counties or towns, on reasonable terms. The attention
ted to tins Roofing. as something better than anything
before known, for chespness and durability, 1t being IRE
and waterproof.
W. s. NNET Proprietor.
once in J. L. Morgan's Archi ectural Rooms, No. 10
Walkers blUck, Memphis, Tennessee, where samples may
be seen OF address Box 5S7 post sfios.
OF the many testimonials l have, ! viii here submit
but one:
To Whom it may Concern.
This is to certify that l have had Vests Patent GAL
v.uic Cement put upon a ToOf a my store, which hereto
70 . leaked badly; but since the application Of this Ce-
ment il has been perfectly waterproof. ] can recon-
mend It TO the public for all roofing purposes, and believe
il to be a permanent fixture against ne and water.
BOYD, No. liz Main-st.
Memphis, July IS, 1856
Having examined samplts OF Vests Patent GalvSnic
Cement for Roofing, and having q knowledge Of the ma
terial used in said ro0dng, We have no hesitation in
- - -
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. REV ARD!
Sfop the Runaway!

q RANAWAT from the subscriber, living six miles
~ northwesto Of fernando, Miss, a Negro Man. named
x ALBERT. Said Albert is between IS and 80 years
A-Sld, s feet 8 OF 6 inches high, dark completed and
Quick rpoken. He wore OF three pains Of pants, three
coats. and carried with him two blankets. be was raised
IN Halifax, Virginia, from which place he was brought BY
Forrest & Jones, from whom I hal recently bought him.
I viii give the above reward for his apprehension and en-
nnsment 50 thatI can get him.
tan9O-aaEIm r C. GARTRELL.
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ALL RIGHTt

IHAVE two hundred acres OF Land I wish to
go sell or rent. eighteen miles from Memphis, one
~ hsf q mile from the Memphis and Charleston
- Railroad. and adjoining Col. Nevu A hne neigh
borhood both ss regards society and schools. Any one
wishing % buy such a plsce, or rent Il, would do well 70
see OF address the undersigned al Olive Branch, DeSotO
county, Miss. ". L
a.-an 90
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Agricultural Department

We have paid most particular a~ttertiOn TO the interes
OF our mechanics. We have selected such goods as a
best suited TO this market, and can safely guaranty sati
faction T. all.
Our stock in this department is full and complet
comprising IN
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TotkriGs.
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES
THIRTY THOUSAND TICKETS

More than One Prize to Every zen
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EHR RENT.

I DESIRE to rent out for the ensuing year 3
@s7 small farm Of eighty acres, lying two miles from
iH C0urt Square. This place has about sixty acres
I'LL cleared. znd the balance in timber, a comforta
bic residence with I've Rooms, kitchen, n gre houses, and
all necessary out b uses, a good ciste-n and first rate or
chsrd, Of every variety OF fruits For further partIcu-
lars apply 70
ect3-f H
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MERCHANTS. PEDLARS AND

KEARKETERS are selected 10 engage in Buying Rags
M throughout the country, and those who engage att
will increase their business, and ! viii buvau they bring.
W s. WHITMAN.
aps-Iy CHAs. DAVIS. Agent.
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Runaway

~ PROM the subscriber, on the night Of the 25th
instant, sir Negro Men, four ola dark copper color
"A and two Of . black color, the latter being spare
Nsmsd The four copper cOlored negroes are rather
low and stouIs built. Their names are JOE, = black
smith. BILL, ENR CATO, MAJOR and SAM will
give a liberal reward for their apprehension, or any in.
formstion respecting them viii be thankfully received.
n. 7. B~RAZLEMANN,
isuQe- davlms Cotton Plant, Miss.
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&. q. CLARK & O..
DISSOLUTION.

ON the LIST June, 1856, the arm heretofore existing be-
" tween ?. II. CLARE and A. @. wURZACH was dis
solved BY mutual consent. =. H. Clark is charged with
the settlement of the business Of the late arm Of 7. q.
CLARK 4 Co. p. II. CLARK
A. O. WURZBACH.
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New and Popular Novels and Tales,

lust received snd for sale by CLEAvEs & GUION.
u Ivcrs; A Love Tale, in two volumes, by Miss Sewell.
Violet or, The Cross and the Crown, by Miss McIhtesh.
Heney Lyle OF, Life and EXist-nce, By the Daughter Of
the late Captain Marryatt.
TheO'Briens and the O'FIahertys A National Tale.
Paul Pane; or, Parts Of a Life else untold, BY y. Parker
Willis.
Canterbury Tales, BY Harriet lee.
The Quadr0On; or, A Lovers Adventures In Louisiana,
by Capt. Mayne Reid.
Marrying too Late, by George Wood.
veva OF The War Of the Peasants. and The Conscript.
The Lion Of Flanders; OF the Battle OF Golden Spurs.
Count Hago % Craenhove, Wooden Clara aud the VII
lAge Inn-Keeper
The Curse Of the village, The Happiness o. being Rich,
and Blind Rosa.
The Miser, Ricketlcketack, and The Poor Gentleman,
Little Dorritt. By Charts Dickens
febI-daw CLEAvEs & 6UOIN.
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NOTFCE.

TUE undersigned would respectfully inform The pub
Il lie that he has taken charge Of the Male School near
Forest Hill Seminary, where he hopes by uuremi.ting at
tention to the duties of his profession TO merit a small
share Of the public patronage. To 4 thorough Collegiate
education, in one Of the first Colleges Of our land, he
unit q large experience as teacher Of youth. Young
men will be thoroughly fitted for College, or the active
duties OF life. Good board car be had in respectable pri-
vate families at eight dollars per month The place Is Of
convenient access, being on the line Of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. Students viii leave tbs cars At
Forest Hill Station, where they viii readily mad the
school by inquiriug at the Female Seminary.
AMR VOORHEES,, Principal.
Refereaces-Rev. B. Miller, Principal Female SemiRs-
nary at Forest Hill; Il. Owen, B. Cash, Y. BsHguss, NJ.
Neville, z W. Kinney, W. T. Bette, s. Reid, J. Vang1,
J. Bogus, s. A. Mesehsm, Mr.. Celdwell and B. Owen.
dncEann
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
Pro EONO PuRIIrO
REDDING,S RUSSIA SALYE.

"Every mother should have a box in the house haI
case Of accidents 70 the ch ftren %
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SAINT JOSEPHS COLLEGE,
Near Somerset, Perry County, o.
BASKERVILLE, KY.

THE Annual Session Of this Institution viii be re-
suned on the first Monday Of September, 1855.
r NJ s.
For Board and Tuition in English branches, wash
ing and mendinE linen, and use Of bed and bed
ding, per SES
For Board las abOve) with Tuition in Algebra, &c
ometry, Surveying, Bookkeeping, Rhetoric, His
tory, and the use Of the 80
For Board las above) with Tuition In the CLASSICS -
and Natural Phlosophy......-.....-......... 40
For Instructions on Piano, with use OF lRstru-
ment per annum. ~
For Instruction on other 10
stationery, Books, Medicines, when furnished, at
current rates.
TO those who remain at the Institution during va
cation, an extra charge will be made of-.....-. 20
J. KELLY, President.
- Refer To sav. !. v, DAILY, Memphis, for further
psrticulsrE. ulyISdsEsm
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DOESTTCKs AGAIN.

THE History and Records Of the Elephant Club; cOm-
il piled from Authentic Documents now IN the posses
sion OF the Geological Society, BY Ne, Knight Russ Ock-
side, N. D., and Me, Q. K Philander Doesticks, P. B
This being the veritable and veracous history Of the
soings aud misdOings Of the Elephant Club. With the
minute and particular narrative OF what they did To
which Is addfd a complex and elaborate description OF
what they didn't. Containing, alsO, the exultant record
Of their memorable success in eventually obtaining each
and every one. A right Of the sRfire and unGdUlferGfed
Animal, ftOm the primitive hair On his attenuated pro-
boscis 70 the last link OF his symmetrical tail.
The Humors Of Falconbridge A Collection OF Hum0r-
Gus and Every Day Scenes By Jonathan T. Kelley.
Lake Ngami; or. Explorations and Discoveries during
-Four Years Wanderings in the Wuds o. Southwestern
Africa, with numerous Illustrations, repr senting Sport
ing Adventures, Subjects OF Natural History, Devices for
desauying Wild Animals, sc.
Besumarchais and His Times. Sketches OF French
Society IN the Eighteenth Century, from Unpublished
Documents.
Little DOrr:t. By Charles Dickens. Cloth and paper
bound. For sale BY
tanI-daw CLEAVES s. tUION.
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