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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-23
Chicago Alton 4 ST. Louis r. r.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN

=
Chicago and St. Louis.
vat~s lsoes Chicago Ibr 81. Lovds and tatsrms-
dt0ss places.
Accommodation Train, (Bunday's sxcepted) $50 Az
Express Train, (SaturdAys sxeeptsd) 1llOPu
1T0tss ls0es ~. Lovts/ for OAIo0go o~d intsvwss
dt0ss psIcss.
Accommodation Train, (9unday's excepted O0A \
4xpress Train (6starday's exceptsd) S8Op \
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ingtOn, springfield, Oarlinville and Alton.
WiTrAins run on this road make direct connectlous
tn Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad Of
Joliet making this the shortest quickct and most re-
liable route between 81 Louis and New York Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central \. = It bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
i,h Crest Western Of Illinois, q Springfield, for
decatur and Naples.
With I'll the Railroads diverging from ChcaRo
With daily line Of Packets at 81 Louis for Kookuk.
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tckses for III places mentioned above can
be procured q I'll the principal IL kst ocso In the
Cnited States, and q b oMoss
Zoo. Y .:s s A., ea :::::
enae, on Lsveo. site fremont House,
NCH'D z. MORGAN, Ja., gups.
Bloomington. Jan. I. 1854. tebi0du
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Milwaukee and Watertown K r.

milwaukee and WotcrtOWn III III
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
IN and after Monday November 95,h, Passenger
~ Trains on this koad viii run a. follows:
First train leaves Wstertcvn Of $40 NJ arriving
In Waitrt IN At san. second Train leaves Wa
tertown1t Is y, arriving at Waite town $50
First Train leaves Milwaukee Al Sis A \ arriving
- Watertown at il;iVAM second train leaves NH
wAukee 1t e;15 II lr, living at wslertown a. $50
CONNECTING-GOING EAST
At Milwaukee with the Green Eav, Milxauket and
Chicago Railroad 70 GhFA o; thsno, via Aichig an
southern, Cleveland Toledo, Cieveisnd and Ere,
NV York and Erie 10 N,w York city; thence via
81 amer Vanderbilt AM ri, mouth r. K 10 Boston !,
also c-nne~,.ng NJ Chicago With Michigan CENTRAL,
Grest Western, Dan sdA, New York Centr q to New
York city; III nee vie New York All New Havea
CONNECTlN0-0OING WHIST
At wAt.rtown with Stages to Oak Greek, Dolce
C-htr, Waupun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, FIX Lake
Portage lily Portland, Waterloo, Haashetville, Sun
Prairie, Columbus. Ots~go. wyoc -na, Ac.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leavs W atertown at 800 \ ani vii vaukes
r. w. FOWLER, Gene Al Superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. Is, 1857 octl7dts
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UNION DRUG STOKE
W. W. ElcCAMMON 4 CO.,
No. q Brady street. West ride near Second street
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DYE sTUFFs, &C.,
ALSO YHR LARGEST AsD BEST ASSORTMENT OF
r n H - " M n n Y
In the city.
EEtrUcfs for the Hdlfc,
Preparations for the HAIR,
Combs, Brssshes, &c.,
"EICH We buy Of the manufacturers and will
w sell at the lowest figure. Our Prescription
Department As hitherto is attended to by Mr.. g. X
R"g-r In person. In compound preparations none
but the purest ingre.ents will be used
N. h. Medicines TO be had at all hours Of the
night. W. W. MCCAMMON co.
sep3Odtf
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re- THE LIVER
INVlGOK ATOK
Prepared by DR.. SANFORD,

rs agreat Scientific Neioss discovery, and is daily
i working cures, almost too great to believe. Il
cures a. II by magic, eren the first dose oipin0 BE-
nefl, and seldom than bottle Is required to
cure Any kind Of Ltrer Complaint from the worst
Jaundce or Dyspepsia to . common headache, all OF
hch he oH \ MaAa nAd llxae
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CORPORATION.
MARNHAL'S SALE.
" n e. II ID II .MEZETG T.aL.

hEFAULT having been made ty the OWE r. ofthc
~ saNcrA lots anu nrcels OF land d, nsf par
hculariy de crbed IN he paymsnt the sums u
moeny severay ass ssel ~ ainst the tsme, fpr tho
purpose OF ma td.mzing the strets uI-n which
said lots aud parcels noAt, shall On
Friday, the 25th Of December,
A u 1851, u the Office % The Cry Marshal Of tho
City Of davenport, al 20 clochA NJ, IToee,d 70 cell
the lots aud par els aCIesd Ia order 10 cllect said
sums Of mgn Together with ut 1T ~ 10 per cent.
AID the coat Of this aGvertis emcnt.
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UVySetes' .aSr0ssSeseesst,
an and a1sef rndag De q. lsS l66e, and untu
Ofurthes motion, trains VIII iesve BOA lslaod daily
Sundays excrStsd, - toii0~s:
LIST 0sN train ~ 1o.OA y
"a night express 500 ?. II
~ freight with ID ciass cars .. e1OA
TraiAs arrive q ROok IslAa1 doilys 0endays ese
ceptcd, - follCWs:
lss niGAf expr1asAs 500 A. II.
d mAu train q 6.OOP. II.
ID frcight, with "a class cars at o8OP r.
All trains over this road are In direct connexsnn 1t
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central 3 X. u and from Detroit, To-
leio, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, BrGAio Eizgsss Falls, Albany, New Yosk,
Fhilsdeiphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also 1t
IASaae with trains OF the nuinoas Central Rod
North 70 0slsns and South to St Louis and Cairo 70
whi-h places tickets can b. procured OF
3. 8. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
B. =. Depot. Rock Island.
Pbaoeoeers are reminded Of the neoessityof swing
distinct directions the destination Of their bag
gage also 70 procure tickets before takng their seats
In the cars the conductors ooect fares OILY 70 sta
ttone the lime Of the Chicago ARock Island railroad
JOHN y. TRACY, Superintendent.
". b WnnMAI, Asst Supt.
Rock Island. Nov. 81. lsaR tdtfl
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FLOUR g. FEED.
----------------
Flour and Feed Store.

~ T. ELLIOTT wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
Ne Flour, Grain and Feed, keeps constsntDy on
hand u his store Perry street, brwees Host and
second. oil kinds u Flour and Feed consisttp9 Of
While 4ount.io Mills Flour in ibis, Is and IA bol
Sacks Flour Buck Wheat Flour. Corn Meal
ali kinds Of Mili Feed, viz Brsn, shorts ana Nest-
lings also Oat- aNd Corn, shelsd and the eas, III
Of wks-N VII deliver 1t any reasonable distance
VIM. MS stoFe, free Of charge, 70 tho nseau Trade
this highest market prce vii 1t al times he pac for
wheat and Oats and Buck Wheat. Store open from
81 t. ?. y. On and after Monday Nov. "a, 1857.
oc70dtf
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III. Louis, Alton l. I hicago II. 4.
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
,h:cago to 81. Louis via St Louis, Alton Il Chicago
~ x, All the way by Railroad.
CARRYING TIE GRxAT AMERICAN AND q. s. NAILS.
Ito only direct and reliabe route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route.
Trains leave depot OF Michigan Southern and Rock
lsand II II, corn Of al bun and Ter man SITS.
81 Louis bay Express-1O;3U A-D,ily, (Sundays
exo.p,ed) arrive at 81. Lou. II, 80 .nng.
81. Louis Nj. HI Expfess-lU 80 M-Daiiy, az i've
1T st. Louis ii 80 next morning.
Day KLpsess-G,0J AA-Daily, arrive al Chic ago
$40
Night E1prcss-2;45 M-Daily, arrive at Chicago
Am.
Trains run directly through without hsnge Of cars
Oh BAGGAGE. Time from Chicago " et Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for b. Bloomington, Springfield
Decatur, Jacksonville, Napi,s aIi all pOinis On tie
Mississippi, Missouri Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
ness Rivers, BY taxing the abovo VIII lie
" making conntCii, rs AMI arriving III st L0uis
advertised time avoding the vexaoiuu, delays OF the
cir uitous route via LaSAle Pc Illinois river,
Swing twei tylour hours tune, being 0! ui.es kss
distance 20 Bloomington. b, iesS to Spiiogleid II
l. IS t. st. Lou s aud IL lees to Peoria
THAN by ANY OTHER ROUTE
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. Joliet with the RICK Island Railroad for Otta-
wa, Laeale, k,ck Island anu Central I,wa.
At Bloomington with Illinois I. ntrai Railroad fer
Clinton, Way nesvilIe And Leuatur, and with Stage
for Peoria.
A. Peoria Junction with Peoria Oluaxka. Il
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Pckia, Br N
heid, klnwood, Knoxviie, Galesburg, Monmouth
ana Burlington.
AZ Springfield With Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples end Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Qui.cy and keokuk, tee most expeditions aud reiiA-
be route 10 all portions Ut n Missouri.
Al Sc Louis win Daily First Glass STEAMERS for
New Ole Ans ard intermediate p Jiuts On TIE Lower
Mississippi AID with regular lines u packets for
AshsAs, ct Joseph and eli poihts on the Aissonlt,
Tenn, ssse, CuIube Tlsnd and A, kan5: Rivers.
Through Tickets csn BE- IP0cured TO all Eastern
Railroad Ofces-s the Company's Ohfces, - bear.
Loru street, opposite the Tremohs House, and Il h.
Michigan SoulnerR aud Il. ck Depots, corner OF Van
Buren, amp Sherman sts.
kespOnsioi- baggage Men v III be at the Depots 70
all the v.rons lines coming into this city ~ che eek
baggage through to any Joint desired on the line.
A. II. AOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling. Gent Agent Ohictgo. io,2Ouf
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Mississippi 4 Missouri r. r.

I'M and shsr Monday, Dec. 7th, 1851, and until
~ further notice, trans viii leave Davenport sos
Musessine and Iowa oisy (sundsys szosp.sd q ss,-
lows:
1t Freight and IMMIGRANT train, ss A4An
= 1Ah Tram y 7An
% Freight and Enisrant Train. ii.soA 4.
9Th Express Tram Is si5r -
Trains VIII leave Dsvanpnst br Chicago daily. san
days excepted ~ follows:
LIST Mall Train. si e05 4 N
d Freight Train. q II ~
ID Freaehf train, - ea5p n
eth Express Train, st SMr -
Trains arrive =: Davsnpols daily, ussa, - exosp-
I'D - follows:
Y1oA TEE WEST.
~ MAI Tram, ~ els N
"a "a Freight and Era.srsn' Train. a. lo.5A-..
sth Express Train at slsr.n.
Y1oA T0B 1A0H.
LIST Mai Train. - 6En a N
u Freight Train, ct 10 90. A.
% Freight Train at ss0pn
9th Express Train It 6.O.pn
All trains out Of Dsvsnport yin maize opnne.tioa.
With Auscatine AID lsra City.
The Passenger Train connects 81 Davenport With
the hOck Island CHICAGO trains.
Passenger -. :ercn ted Of the necessity OF y.y,ns
Atstnc: dhection TO the destination OF their bag.
gsge. also proeure tickets before heir sea
me cars. 4. DAY sups.
Eay
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Spirits ofTurpentine, (amphene
BURNING FLUID,
A LCOHOL, LAID OIL, LlHaErD OIL PI5B OIL
- always on hand. Also
Paints, Dry and in Oil,
WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS,
and v AkkiSHks - AL kinas.
ORDERS for eli articles Ia our line promptly filled,
Ju,ylidu IAYLOh L bALLOkD
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Chicago, Burlington l. Qaincy K. r

So INNER ARRANGEMENT.
Nhange OF tiui-, August 18th, 1857. On and after
NAngust 18TH 1851 pass, ,reius will reeve the
Cenifa depot, foot of souih Water stree, saiy,
S;l3 M-Dsy xpress-Sundays excepted, arriving
nj Aeudato $40; Galesbarg $40; Burlington Ills,
ana QuILCy iy,3yPA.
',sar Nm Sh. EApress-Ssturdays excepted, ar
riviny AZ Ac4o Al 1870, Ga esburg $40, Burl ny.
TN ~ ana Qii,icy 1850 NJ.
40 y, Sundays Excepted. Accommodation for
Ba ava and Aurora.
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IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECIIoNs.

A. ~ hdat, W In limos Gel tral InIiroai for
ABBY, Dixon, F:ceport. G4l-ua and Duule. th; and
SOU Ia io' La5a!t,, 1oaca, iuon bloomington, De-
Cdtur, ~ Louis Ca.so &C.
A. Bu Iux on wiiA Il ir.ington 4 Aissis,i ppi rail-
ROAD br MI Peasant, al. fled, Uttunwa, Usk loosx
Cberitvn, Fort DesAolnes, FIT Dodge, Couacii
B.uus, sioux City and ali porti. ms III kansas and
AL quincy with the splsn I'D s tanners Of tue ST.,
Alton D. Louis hc and Win post coacnes for Pal.
myr. st io,cph AMI ali parts o. Northern Nj. /
sponsi1le baggage men VIII be al the railroad
dspos L.. Cnic g. 10 rtce,vc ch aui convey beg
gaze 70 the depot fTte OF cearge
TICK may lie had al the depot and 1t the plich-
gan Central raiiroa once, corner Of Lake and
q. &c. HAMMOND. General pupcrinten lei I.
SAMUEL POWELL, tie'i Tic. e. A get.t. Iatl7dtf
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DRY GOODS.

Wesl and Menseino De LANES,
French and English Marinoes,
Coburg and Shibet Cloths
Travelling Dress Goods.
W o OIL Plaid 3 i!
Fine White Flannels,
Chenille Shawls,
Broche, Long and Square Shawls,
Bay State Shawls, long and square,
Cloth Cloaks and Capcs,
Chenille Scarfs,
Alexander's Kid L. Silk GLOVES,
Lisle and Kid Gauntlets,
Ladies Silk Il Marine V ests
Gents Driving Gloves,
Gents Undervests and Pants,
Handkerchiefs and Crayats,
Embroidered Curtain Muslins
White Marseiles Quilts,
ANp many other DDS Just received and offered
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
E. Il R. H. TY NER,
NO. 9 LIE CLAIRE ROW.
BURROWS + PkETTHMAN,
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.
PRODUCE DEALERS,
And Wholesale and Retail deslersin
ID H = G. q O ID -
QUEENswARE. GROCERIES, BOOTS An
SHOES, HATS. CAPS. CLOTHING.
8ALT. &C.
Having ample room for storage, We shall pay %
ticular attention to Receiving, StoriAg and yorwar
ing any Goods consigned to our care.
Cash paid at all times fos. Pro.
Gflsce.
Front Strset, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Davenport Steam FIGURING Mills,
WIN be kept in constant operation, and Farmers
informed that We pay At all times In Cash the sh
eet price for wheat. Flour always hand.
Oct. i7-dAvtf BURROWS 4 PRgTTYNAN.
BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foreign and I10sMesti DrA
Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Cloth
ting, etc.,
VyTOULD invite the attention OF purchasers
w their large and varied sortment. We 70
now opening Fall and Winter stock, suitable for
the wants OF this community. We do u profes 10
underse our neighbors, but offer2. Goods AZ
Reasonable tafcs. We have on land . une ss
sortment Of
DRE99 GooDsv
consisting OF
silks, Mcrino.. Paramattas, vaicnciennes,
LUssYes, lie Iaines, q g., Shawls sud
MaEtilias Ia great variety.
Cloths, Cassimeres, ve-tings Ready Made CIothin
and Wooen Goods Of all kinds suitable for the
ing season. Iankeo Notions. Rubber Goods Oar
pets, Oh Clctr, Window Shades, Groceries Orockcry
and Hardware.
KY q q q ID ;
LESS THAN COST
HARRIS OLD STAND,
NO. 20, Ii Il A DY ST.,
Two Doons BELOW SECOND ST.
Fovl7dn sLDRIDss.
CARPETS AT COST!
A we expect TO relinquish our Carpet Department
"A we shall offer the balance Of osr
STOCK OF CARPETS
II II e. q S II.
Those in want Of bargains In Carpets can now nnd
them at
SMITHS VARIETY STORE.
Metropolitan Block
n. sMIru.
Goods at Reduced Prices.
We are now selling our
Large and Well Selected Stock
DIR GOODS,
AT VERY Low PRICES.
Persons In want Of Goods Will do we'll to call on us.
Z. l. 4. II. TYNER.
Ds15.M No. . lie q Ire How
HATS ANDF URS.
LADIES' VICTORINES,
-!
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'rRuSSES.
II r q Q 3 q . +.

Suspensory Bandages, Shoulder Braces
AIRS BETS Utero- Abdomi-sl Supporters, Self
WI Injecting 6yinses Of tho most I'm proved kind.
Also Breast pumps, he, &c.
TAYLOR d BALLARD,
juIyi5d0 10 lfCiaire Rov, Dds.
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keMMeNy's
NJ EDICAL DISCOVERY!

W. W. McCAANON CO.,
TnoSoNfl Agents
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sylsNT AND A ACADEhl Y OF H'I1 10
.-JLATE CONCEPTI0 M sOpelonsas,
! Ilgl.tion will be opened BY, the Ladies d

Z. S 4
~ aviation will be opened by the Ladies' Of
the. Holy Cross in the beginning of October, IN
the Town; Of 0peousas, for. the education ot the
Young Ladies' Of the Parish and Of the sugto!nd ding
PARISHES The location is most and offers
all the exterior advantages which parents may de
sire for their children. The system Of Education
will embraGe all the branches taught I'M the best In
stitutions Of America or Europe Reading, Spelling,
Grammar, Composition, Rhetoric Elocution, applied
to the French and English Languages; to- both OF
which the utmost attention will be paid and hqth
which the pupils will most carefallyb be tralne1 20
speak and write with correctness, elegance and aa'
ency Whiting; Geography, sacred and profane J,
Aneisnt md Modern History, Mythology, AtithHcs
tic, Book Keeping, the elements Of lgehra and Ge-
ometry, Natural Philosophy, Natural History, Ro,
Flowers, Drawing Painting Vocal and Instrumental
Music. This lastsbranch will betaught by a distin
guished artist, just arrived from w0feans. - /
Nothiugwill he omitted to k!ndle In tho pupils a
vivid emulation for learning greatest attentipn
viii also he paid TO develop their minds, form their
hearts aud elevate their character. They will have
nothins to fear from evil examples or evil associa
tons, remaining at all times within the enclosure Of
thehouge andfunder the eyes Of kind teachers. who
will watch over their morals with maternal affection.
rThey shall receive no visits, except from their pa.
rents or relations, whowll be allowed to zee them
iii the parlor on Thursday ntter the morning class,
and on Sundays after the high mass.
The utmost attention will be paid to the health Of
tbe nupils Il The diet viii be wholesome and ahnnd-
ant fhesck will be nnrsed with maternal vigilancc
and tendeEness.sS q &.
Religion is the ground-wo OF Education, Yhe
Institution is Catholic however, young Ladies' who
may belong to- other denominations will be received
on The only condition Of conforming to the public
exercises of. the house. IS.
Toenable parents to send their children At an ear
Of sever, Of eight, and even sooner to keep then,
Ion and send several OF them at once t1e most
moderate prices have been adopted: For Board and
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Others elegantly bound and illuetlsted; ME-
The RcpnblicAa Court. one of: the itpst elegant
literary works ever produced IN this country hound
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ssVViilllass and Farm Cottages; = ue* work; Assa
Works on Engineering and Mechanics; 3ss
Webster's Quarto Dictionary, complete;
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Elhsh Times in Alabama; f,ss ,s 5sss,5
PhnnixiaIia; Carpet -I,ag of Fun;
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Old Homestead; sss s ~ 64sts N x
Irish At Home and Abroad;
Cora and the Doctor; s 88ta4s8
Scenes IN the Practice Of 4 New York Surgeon;
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Chemistry Of Common Liie, Z vols NJ "a
Foote'S Sketches Of Virginia; Is,
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| Men and Women; by Robert Browning;
Poems Of Home and Tvayels BY Bayafd Taylor;
Ballads;S by VIM. n. Thackeray; ~ n n n. X
The Song Of HIawatha; ~ Long fellow;
Rose Clark; by Fanny Fern: 80 rs iss.
The Works Of chaiaos Lamb, editedsby Talfouid,
Home Gamer, sEthe /! Intsllsstnal and istorsi
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Aiiiefori; a Family Hist0ry; y 5N 44ss
| Kate Weston, dr To- VIII and TO Do.
1 The Hunters Feast; by Capt. Mdyne Reid.
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NEW WAREHOUSE,

IN The undersigned, having taken the Warehouse
situated in the town OF Washington, formerly known
as the Warehouse Of Fontenot Lyons. for the pur-
pose OF receiving and forwarding freight and lIer!
chsndise viii faithfully attend to all business which
may be entrusted to him by his friends and the pub
lie in general, J.B. A. FoNTENoT.
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ID salsss, sa H. s':s;5s Il
erSsshoIasy taOaSsy
.ns, Ess'i.s ssss'fs fss.,. and rs,'ss 4 llls Rs
,sss|geaIlalso A. given i ~ Iansu.sss|
il sshssslIs ysAs Y divided into M NJ session.
4ssfs spss session /. ]. N. 4. M %
III 81 III. IS % %
Easssss Mssis, Psiasias Il OH Llasss ~
ons SIX and ehonille Blonding at the usuai rates
UNITS, Use q Sheet Music and Fatternss each, ~.
pub Use of Musical Instrument, S.. sssi Il
evil The lnsttuton aside from board FURNISHES bed
W steads and matyesses BoaHders provide all other
jss $ requisite appendages. St
For the promotion of economy in dress, II is de-
able tho young ladies' confofm TO an established
sc;ai uniform, when time and circumstances admit.
The School wl vii BE- Il l,e respect denoninational
or sectaFian. The mode 0f instruction is systemati-
cal and strictly stual. The organization of all
vi the departms Son principles deemed the
slsutest fone sucsess. In the discharge Of
~ duties Id various departments, the best
talent will G mpioyed iSss a
I Patrons coass- . their daughters as iwards to
ogr care are requested e specify the church they
s7ish them to be in Attendance Daughters Of the
Aeealar Clergy, tuition gratis. eSis7 81
Nopnpil received for less time than one session.
Tuition fee, semiannually in advance. Ssi&
The personal efforts Of the Principal weIl be given
LIP make 81. .Marys Hall all that cap be desired
E1nn6iOf elevated literary charncters where young
les can, who wish receive d finishing course.
AREFEnENcEs =.
E2t Rev Bishop T P Davis, So ca: Bishop Green,
Jackson. Miss; Col VI Hooker, Gallatin. MISS; q
1Smth, M D. Monticello. Miss:sJ w Simpson NJ D,
4 Laurence q, So Ga; Hon Z Orr, Washington b C;
i Hon " S Featherston, Houston, Miss; ] and IS II
sded Willard Troy Seminary, N Y.
- N LBANO Il MALE AND FEMAL
4fhe Il ACADEMY. ). b b gf gLi
telal The Fourth Annual Session Of this School. now
h are permanently established, will begin on MONDAY,
nd in I'd Of February next. y
The location Of the Academy, in the midst of u
a,ae thriving and yearly increasing moral and religious
Il community with the saubrity Of the air, and the
absence Of hannts Of dissipation, commend 1t 70 the
favorable notice of parents and guardians WOO find
HE it necessary to place their chlcren and wards Away
- from home for their education rsl # &. sS x
~ Boarding can be obtained in private families in
- the vicinity of the Academy. "A few pupils can be
ecate received Into the family Of the Proprietor M
~ y The Eemale Department is more especially under
I'M the ehrge Of Mrs Eurman. Visitors to the School
: ana rooms are always received with pleasure b
atioi5 Rates Of Tuition per academic Year Of A aceeks
mage Primary Department $4,000
Academic Department \. s.. = & As 90
) on Classical and Mathematical Department 80 90
oGs- Board, Washing Lights, etc e5 % 90
s. for " el'c nsyltsa 9 Tx aY, W W
i axa.5l more come from the same family Y sss
N ssAl Big Cane, La, January 23, 1851.
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Jeweler corner Of Mainland Landry streets ,9p,
elousas I'M. 81 hand an assortment OF WATCHES
and EfR u, consisting Of English and Erensn
Gaid MA silver cased Lever and Lepihe yyatchesi
Es,sRnsfs Finger Eings Breast Pins for Ladies and
gentlemcm spectae Gold Pens with Gold II and
silver Holders Feufnmcry, Hair Brushes, Toilet
Snaps. ana other articles too numerous to1nention;
tho whole Of which will be sold at much reduced
wi,T slso yecite al kinds Of work ilmy line o.
,msiness Il, worklallike manner and with prompt
l,,,.t + f. 'for ca sh C. N. AlER.