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THOIW.aE II. W.H
An InfallibIe Remedy


DR. BILLINGS CARMINITIVE AND
II ASTRINGENT SYRUP-AN INFAL
LIBLE REMEDY FOR CHOLERA INFAMTUM
OR SUMNER COMPLAINT OF CHILDREN,
CHOLERA M0RBUS. DIARRGA, or aby IRRE>
GULARITIES Of the BOWELS The long and
successful experiences in the use Of this remedy BY
the inventor 10 the treatment of ell the diseases for
which 10 is recommended, together with the highly
respectable testimony which numbers bear 10 ts
efficacy In the cure Of The bowel affections Of Chill
drsn, Diarrhoea, Cholera Aorbus, aud Dysenlery
in grown persons, entitled It TO 9 higher conf
demos than 4 y were one Of the ordinary humbnR
medicines Of the day, which profess 70 perform
miracles and cure all the ills OF life. Its eharsc.
ter has been fully established in the hauda o.
physicians Of the highest character, as the follow
ing letter from Q gen leman now Q resident o
LOckhart, Texas, will show:
DELTA. COahoma Co, Miss, May 81, 1857
o. o. WoODMAN, ESQ
Dear SlF-Thers are but a very few Of the nos
trums now offered 70 the public 10 which l woulC
be willing to lend the fauctiOn Of my name, how
ever humble II may BE- either In the world of let.
tiers OF Of medicine. Observation aud experiences
however, have forced upon me the conviction, tina
Billings CarminiGvs and Astnngeut Syrup, is
very valuable compound, prepared upon scientific
pFineiples-perfectly 10 harmony with the laws o
organic his-sod. therefore, deserves (AlthougI
its ingredients are kept secret) 70 rank higher u
Ihe scale OF remedial agents than q mere nostrum
II affords me pleasure 70 be able (wthout the fea
Of successful oonIradictiOn) 70 add my testImOu,
| 10 favor Of its efficiency, as q safe aud pleassn
remedy in ell the forms Of bowel complaints 70
which II 10 recommended, l have used it my sci
in several very interesting chronic cases Of Diar
rhoea and Dysentery, and recommended il in man
oIhers; and in every instance, where such a pre-
paratiou was ludcaied, it proved successful.
Respectfully yours,
b. M PORTER, NJ. d.
For sale, wholesale and reiail, BY
90. W0ODMAN
COrnerOt Common and Magazine streets,
1 New Orleans, La
July 10, 1858. 80 2m
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LOUISIANA sTEAM CLoTmINc
MAMIE ACTOuY.

nofweeu Baronne and Philip srsota.
Vie undersigned having adapted srEAu
rowEs To the Sewing Machines thoy have
~. operation, a'e now prepared % sapply any
quantity Of CLOTHING that may ~ fequhed
They respectfully call iha uIlsnion OF ihe
Planters 81 Louisiana add MLaa8sippi aud o.
I'VE neiRhb"rIng States % this notice, a. al or.
den received shall b promptly aud carefully a.
tended TO- aud they ieel confident that they shall
caniinuc. a. heretofore. % give full sstsfac-
lion 10 purchasers no are Invited 10 come ana
examine tor themselves the superior qua liiy aud
durability oi The goods offered them.
nEBRARD & co.
Nfo OFteahs, Jan. lc5S. l5-ly
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Drugs! DrugS!!

East EAteTPrise, near tie Brick Store.
HAVING bought out DR. Chas r. Rencher's
entire stock Of DRUGS. and having made large
and valuable additions Ia the same, desire Ia
call the attention Of the planters and ply sicians
OF the surrounding country TO my stock, which
s the largest and hest ever brought to Enter
prise.
| shall continue TO keep on hand a large and
general assortment Of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS, VARNISH-
ES, DYE-STUFrS, COMBS, BRUSHES.
SOAPS, and large assortment Of FANCY
ARTlCLES-an OF which will sell at The
lowest market prices.
F. d. TRUEHEART.
Enterprise. April 10. 1858, 26-Iy
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MASONRY and PIas1cring,

NhdSOMEy anu MAdStGEImSs
NDITOR CLARION: lam a BRICKMA.
~ SON and PLASTERER BY trade, and
wish to cOnfine my operations to the line OF the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, for tho convenience
il aifirds for ready transit and procurement oi
mateTisls Wishing TO make my business known
to the people Of The villages along the road and
the Planters living contiguous thereto, and see
ing that your paper il circulating very extern
sively with them. have concluded to adopt il
as medium TO make my business known &c
them.
shall always keep a sufficient number Of
hands 10 put through any job as speedily as il
may be desired.
ANTHONY DAVIS.
Enterprise, Dec. 10, 1857. l0-Iy
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TIE uadersisned offers o. the tuhl'c rtrn. Proof
haauuf mafrIal possessing iha t1li1eur advantages
eFur aFerFthiug of She sl wuh has heretofore been
u.arIFasHi
Z cneaper than gFs win lsst as long needs aa 20.
faFtaN ana When fnthrf nas tha appearance ~ gsaa
ltia incamhusihie b. lmnorvioua b. waiter, Il nat a.
tagisd ~ Ne atuiaapheru of BY thu sun. and 500.
coudnrtar ~ hrai.
tcan De applied O. any species nf r1art Cat or IN
clinrd nay D. anHel 90 fhe Stiles uf hdusns taking
lo pafH ~ stueroina ar eHu1unf ant viii give a huli
aas ~ coy erred ne external Appearance II being
aifurlHd nf Stone
Faf tae roof az ears 1uiuhufsea and steamboats,. f
d nFal1anla aan would rrnrr rallfua ties imporish.
ahle Nhea enated with Be- they would ~ ianrsr b.
etFaa1a t1 Wa atmosphere 90 the water
~ isiuhHaihla when apf lied ia silh nf eafh ana v I
- rfanH. Dor ean n Hr fnHrarrd 81 Hnr fnrrr
" % ~ CHARLES street, who have purchased q g
Clemson ne eutira right o. mananciuro ani rcn she
sane
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CITY HOTEL,

No. 90 CousAnoa Street, New Orlean,
Nsp Orlssnf, Jan. %. los. IB-l
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New Orleans. Dee ~. is5l.
We A. hereby ccftlfv lhatwp have used tho glafi.
- ne fraaf RaofHF," ~ Massra ndENNON. coils.
NAN Co. and hnd u satisfactory a. a protsrtia,i
arsnst hufh Gre and wafnr
Nhr ssYigh In our anlca has been Coz a number %
years % isakY coadlon. having dehed an attempts
hefalnlare made ~ Che rrraurVHnn ~ che same uuf
we used thia justly ceehrated ",outhuru Ffe pranf
hoghnf' = SOW entirely ilee from any annoy ance.
and iuei that We can safely focoaiasnd u n a.,
ruhllc tsiFnedl sfCkLES a co.
WAsrrn-Agonis IN al parts Of the country.
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WOOdman's
Cherry Expectorant.

fTufs rsmarkatis remedy win be found asar,an cure
o. Caushs. colis iaauuaaa. Croup Brouchili A.
t,e,ioas osn'snpi.aa 3 An - stages, aadn ever
rdis rsmsiy 5 % knodyus Esp.ssss.s, Soothing
ana nsisatse p "a asiafe sud trnaily powerful n
erallnafnT aaieu % an Iniornai ana pulmonary rNet
a. la "A uaad tY 1nIaeni nieieai in preferences e.
ss ~ mn ss,' !. M M, iailo,.lse s,,s1. s1spl,
Nsw Outravs. April D 1855
ha1r % TIE puzzle ars falir aware q ne thousands
Of fomeaa fur alsoasa lanrs under utea Of sarsapa
Hni. fNi1, riaaifrs Lluluaaufa, A. that are daiiY
brasghi ~ iner uotse ihfeurh the nswsraperi ~ vs.
of adreftliamants ~ object o. writing thls note o.
publication ta niaeo ihs pabile, a. loas tlnsn Nhl
~ aeiud 90 pc ona that contains Articles ~ real ~
u fnlunnafy dseases Ten euseleua that IN ~ iqlnl
= an acting anpfoiessanaiiv. sid teforatery e. o.
Interests II uoca sgohda aud fis re1ular rlaettau
ers y medlelna rtigr 60 We lnMAvs uhrnur ~
nas 9Th aale slscesa ihan any % he asua prescrip
IN MAITLAND. NJ u.
TIE propristaf and iavunfar ~ waodusua Chsrrl
Htanciufan haa in De u1tsann 90 rfi.rs from ever
isei,an q ie f1ani. alien.tr'l tlnn ne NNleY q
nesi lsaisiy - its tnrsivp pfeuerias and a. psr
uiaaant Tula rnfrfs un eFrfF Farutf 81 fulnauary
alasssa, shlaf aas iiiueod aia ta bring weasinaat
ue thaa otherwise ns laieud.d 90 havt Zone
m aferiug b. o. earli rlsptltiou chose intrins,
,,sfs s6f'rasl tem Coashs Call.. iaaasssa. Cgsat
al nIu1eaiai kIeet.0us which. II neglected in ~
NtHiH stag fHlIHtiN lu tHNsHlN Hnn fHN tNNrfV vs.
n01faftuI u ~ fn aaEir ulfIfn tn thH BRO
rfeiaf in advertising etisltuF ns r. dauo witE
D hHI one newt ia dUeHlFafHil Inll|lala ana iaFaln
ans feIlaf o. all pHlnanarF anseilans a. Iuai oH
ff nHFH aInfiIl tllun auHnfsria a'l gthara
Waaiaaaa Cherry Erpartafant f. prepared with I
riiHf aHI rIfH. HnnUIHrd fH en- HIIaaiH knuH'liaf
nf re NHrNNeuiF tetlun ~ meiieinnH on thn huntHn
paf. al ehum'eaHr blended riih ths mes vaiaasis
NHflH tal f1lfH that in iaEUalHnl NNfNNnalt iAraI
NHInrI1laf fHi M .n1 nu tHa sf1mal1 ~ enrftI afr
Ftru. Nua1iie. 4fulll aad tlaie u AtIlua 4 fisel
tTna raIeh a. eiIhia ~ pale 81 De- rufatFa
rfHaHrfian
fssi 1slshinr ths rsuptisi arouai each hotiia
~ ~ saie ~ aii afaHfiaia ln tas sauih ana Wee
ere alaIas. ai = ref hafiIe
u d WuuuMAN,
C1Fnrr = rsnnaa anf usrarins ftn ssis rrsuristar
- ensa Naf ~ iisL ~
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NilNN NNiaA'ENN
Former purus q ma fnstiiuiioa may b. lound IN
mosi % M nanks and large Houses af this ciir.
uEALTu
n u always safa o. heft. except when Tie Yel
laN ievrr rrrValf cpdemlc. which maY b. learn
"a 1IunTa rom tho city lnrrrI
Is-ilooi botrd can b. hti % ave dollars per week
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AM receiving per every steamer from my
L mandatory in New York, large aecessiOns
TO my already large assortment, consisting Of
Gents Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
Youths and ChildFen's CIjthinR,
Phiadelphia Sole Leather Trunks,
VSlices. Carpet Bsgs, &C.
Silk, Bingham and Cotton Umbrellas,
India Rubber Goods. and everything usually
kept in my line.
Planters and country merchants visiting this
city. are invited 10 call and examine nv stoc 1
before purchasing elsewhere.
Goods chseFfully shown.
ROB'T PITKIN,
IL & IS Camp St.
Res0 Orleans, Jan. 90, 1853 i5Iy
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EnteTpTl'e' 'elriI %, 1910. sd
Enterprise Male AcadernI

=
THE exercises Of this Academy, under tn
care Of T A. Lucy, will be resumed on M
first Monday Of September next. The session
will comprise forty weeks. All students charged
from The frat of the month in which they enter
10 the end Of the session. No deduction viii
be made except in cases Of sickness of twt
| weeks.
RATES OF TUITION-tfor 40 weels)
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Primary
Geography, Mental Arithmetic. $50 0(
Any Of the shove with written Ariihme-
tic, Geography, Grammar, 30 o.
Any Of the above with Algebra, Gsom-
etTy, &c, 40 q
Any Of the above with Latin. Greek, so o.
Contingent fee, 9 OF
One half the tuition due 81 the end Of twenty
weeks, the other at the close Of the session.
Ten per cent, charged on all bills not paid wher
| due.
Enterprise, Aug. IS So. ally
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IN ULDING.
HNIlE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens Of Paulding and the surrounding
country, that he has taken on his own account,
the Blacksmith shop lately carried on by Lewis
HabeTkorn ia this place, where he is prepared 10
do all work in his line, in the promptest and
best manner, and on the most reasonable terms
PLANTATION WORK
Of all descriptions-IIorse ShOeing. rePSiIlRg
farming utensils iron work on wagons, carts,
&c, y g done in the most Aubsts nIial ADD APP
psI,V ed style. His knowledge Of
G. A II r | A g + WORK
8 SUPERIOR 10 that Of the common Tun Of country
| Smiib's. lie has had good advantages Tor learn.
l ing Ibe trade, and Processes to understand it,
With every disposition TO please his customers
aud do their work in the best manner, at fsiV
\ prices, and wishing 10 build mp a permanent
business al this place. he confidently appeals iC
the public for patronage.
ALEX. II. RYAN.
fdHidins, Inne Us, 1897. 36Iy
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Keep 10 Before the People.
4 AM selling GROCERIES, BAGGING and
ROPEal Mobile Prices, freight added. nm
alss prepared to make liberal advancements nn
Cotton
Reference, TRY ME-.
A. CARR.
EHisrPriss Miss, july 24Ih, 1858. 4l2m
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
RH[S.4.VTC CORDE4[

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
CoHPhs Colds Influenza Group, HOarscRess, BF0nckiis
paelOB MIA Diseases Of the B0bels arising from Colds
TaciDieal CoHsmptioa and fer he reiie and If al ali
possible cure Of Patients IN aduaHced sages Of the lat-
disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitters may be
confidently relied II is designed for class Of
eases more general and fatal than any other TO
which the people Of this country are aubject-those
springing from slight cold" That eminent author
ity DR. Bell says; Il win say that Colds our
inhabitants what the Plague and yellow Fever
those Of other countries but, can aver confidently
that they usher in disease Of greater completely and
mortality than these latter"
A further proof of the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting froma common cold" may be seen by a
glance at the following statistics, taken from the
cords Of the Board Of Health of Philadelphia confess
edy of the most healthy localities in the Union
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphis, 1925
Died Of Consumption, ,9l2
all other diseases ESQ in num-
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JsHernou Parish. January tn fsis
- hereby certify thsf have had the roof 81 my
.ase houaq covered with me southern Firs Proof
haonng of Meaarf ulcnnan Coleman q Co and 20 far
q has aisru perfect saiisftrtioa. CuAs. DUsuAu.
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+. MALARD & co.
NOS. Is & go CANAL-STREET
CORNER OF OLD LEvEE STREET.
NE W. OR E.ETS.

THE undersigned arr nov opening a. varied -
seraEasnt. &c ANn Izx1AlAIER Ciukaa1sssi
ofibs- EsFy INK ~ - 400 patterns. Tp-y VII
addiuons 90 theirs Aces fbs'r al In 80,
compnses N part }ic frllosma:
- lsred Sasf 80 G.sed-'.-.- $50 ara With-
Cuhred o. C1ssimer suits
Black. DshHs aud Cashmer-ite Froets
Coiur.d and bik. Clshmerrte aud Tweed
Froets, Saeks snd Rselans.
Ffe,ch and EagHsh Back Drap DGts Froeks
SACKS. Pants aud Vess
Black Iiaiian Cloth Froektees, Pants and Yeats
Blark Aipaca y. ekte-s. Raglaus and Sacks.
Fancy Dr,llii Pauts at ~ prices
White Lnsn Drill and Daek Pauts
White aud Chord Dock P4ots ard Froektees
Whiie Mais-illes SUITS Nith side-stripes.
COlofed Cheek. Striped grass hueu and Seer.
sucker Sacks aud Froek'ers.
Bro~n Linen Fryektrsss, Raglans, Pants and
Vests.
White and Fancy eolorsd Deck and MarssilIe,
Vests.
B.k. Alpaca B,mba1ioe and Barpour Vests.
Blk. Snk. Bombazine and Barpour aud Sksletor
Vests.
Furnishing Goods.
White and Colared COtsOn Shyts L, and I
/ for men and h0ys.
G.uIs Cotton. Gauzs slsrino aud Llols Thread
Brown sud White Cotton Socks. Neck Ties, era
watts and Stocks.
SILK and Linen Handksrehiefs, SuspsndeFs ant
Gloves.
Cotton and Linen Drawers, Umbrellas. Trunks
Valises India Rubber Coats. Cloaks. LeggibRs
/ 40 Pouches.
ChfIdreR'S, Boys n Youths
Clothing.
Youths and Bows Dnp Ds,s Goats, Jackets
Pants and Vests
do Bk. Aln c, Coats Raglans, Pants
Nesis and Jsckets.
| do Plaid and Check Linen Frockices, Rag
lans, iant-. Ns.ts and Jackets.
do White Duck C0afs Pants aud vests.
do White aud C0lored DRILL Pants.
| d. do d. Marseilles Vesta
Childreus' Alpaca. Merino aud Check J4ckeis &
/ Pants
coSsr,SrLr on uAND GENERAL AssoRruExroT
Plantation Clothing,
| consisting. Or summer wear, Of
Cottonade and Brown Linen Pantaloona ant
| Jackeis. and Hickory Shirts for Men and Bows
and COttonade Froeks and Brown Cotton shirt
iar Women ADD Girls; also Campeaehy Straw
/ HAS
Our Plantation Clothing Is gotten M with
great deal ui care particular attention having beri
paid 10 the quality Of The stun a. we'll as The sew
iug, which are both OF the strongest kind. Our as
| sentiment Of SIS Is 40 complete that we can 81
| without delay any order our Customers or III
/ planters 10 general may favor ne with.
p. MALARD q CO,
Noe. % 90 Canal ST.,
Corner II Old Levee,
Nae Orlerns Feb q 1sss so.,i
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OFFtcr L1ufsftTA Mrrrt A. feauuasrr Cowrtvy. D
New Ofinana. lscuninhur f1 1851 4
The la 30 certify. thft snrr tharanrhiv snsuulus
the csaraftef ~ che 'ssatart Fft Ffaaf RaofaF."
haFu bad ne T1lv tnitad rfaf q nv rasirnrn Gov
efed wish that an perfectly convinced ~ ita iu
casnhuafhlliY aud 81 s inusruinusuoss 30 water nnd
rom De- duetlfF and crest irnasify Z en- 81 opinion
that ia NtmirahiF calculated or funann unratrs A.
rFnuafle 49, 1' assf s1v.aaf sft H ran uaaslaIr
isak afgund ne ohlmneyn or eiaawhsra
CHARLES BRIGGS.
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Doctor HOOfland's
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS.
wILL EFFCTUALLY CURE


Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases ofke Kidneys and
al DISEASES arising from ds0rded LiUer StOmaeh
Sueh as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness Of
BLOOD 10 the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea
Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fulness Weight in thu
stomach Sour Eruetati0ns, Sinking Fluttering a
the PIT of the stomach Swimming of the Head, HuF
ried and Difficult Breathing Flutterng at the Heart
Choking or SufTocatng Sensations when in lying pos
ture Dimness Of Vision, Dots Webs before tt
cbt Fever and Dull Pain In the Head Deficiency
Precipitation Yellowness fthe Skin and Eyes Pain Ii
the Side Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden Fushes o
Hea Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings o
| Evil and great depression Of Spirits
The proprieors in calling the attention Of the publ
TO this preparation, do so with feeling Of the utmos
confidence in its virtues and adaptation 70 the disease
| for which il is recommended
| II is new and untried article, but that hs
stood the test Of ten years trial before the America
people, and its reputation and sale unrivalled b
any similar preparation extant The testimony in il
| favor given by prominent and wellknown Physician
and ind yiduas in all parts of the country Is immense
| aud q careful perusal Of the Almanac published al
nually by the proprietor and TO be had gratis of
Of his Agents cannot but satisfy the skeptici
that his remedy is really deserving the great celebrii
| il has obtained.
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CLOPTON HOUSE,

TNHIS HOUSE has been newly fitted up in
good style, and is ready for the accommo.
dalton Of permanent and Transient boardsrs, and
the travelling public
The pToprieIors hope by strict attention 70
business to receive liberal share OF patronage
CAL l. AND TRY USl
II we do not give satisiaciion-lhen say we are
of for CaliiOTnIn.
CLOPT0N, STRICKLAND 4 co.
carry passs myers TO sud from the depot.
Macon, April 10, 1858. 2e-n
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PLATFORM MS

4 H n II ~ - u VI
Being the order 81 the day. The following is
ALFRED MuNROE a cos.
No. % MAGAZINE STREET, CORNER
or GRAVIER.
"should any dissatisfaction exist after the
purchase OF Goods. they may be returned and
exchanged. or tie money will be cheerfully
returned"
The above has been a long established prin-
ciple with the house. together with
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION.
Add they take pleasure in informing their
old friends and customers that they have now
on hand a large and desifabls assortment Of
CLOTHING for Men, Boys and Children.
-Ats1-
Furnishing Coods Of every description,
BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING.
Al kinds OF goods and variety Of cot.
FURNISHING GOODS-A splendid assert
ment
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING.
AT kinds-Cushions BED Pillows aud CaTTiaFe
Clot,. manufactured by the Union Company.
Every article fully guaranteed, and sold al
factory prices
Orders from the country respectfully solicited
IN sending orders please give the following
measures;
FoR CoAr.-Sze Of breast in iuches-size Of
wsisi-lsngih Of arm from the ceuter Of back
hight Of person.
FoR PASrALooSs,-Size Of waist-lengih ol
inside scam.
FoE vEsr,--S,ze Of wSisI-length Of vest FROM
collar.
FoR SHIET-Szs Of neck-lengih Of arm.
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO..
"a Magazine street corner Gravier.
Nslo Orleans.J an. 1865 l5-ly
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Dol. nEAnss
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

DOI nEAnss
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
toa ......... CANAg. zrmEEr..-...-...t""
o. aprn threuaheat So feeFs
The establishment H. lutruiied mainly
o. sdulis-taiies sud uenilem.n, 90 <
Youths, shese lime z yriy ' sa' ~
ENuLisu
SPANISH
ITALIAN LANGUAGES
Or rENMANsuIr.
BOOK KEnptNa
MATHEMATICS
~ : ertailcal mauner A. used in business aud ever,
daV la in In the shortest possible Time a. ar
~ sregal lfeigeaofa snd trsrtnirs ior each branch
None tnt the nsIi tud most experienced rrufras0rs
snd Assistants win ever be engaged There see MINI
AfANrMENrs-s Reception Hoom elegantly fifrl
tbrir l.s.6n. so 81 ri,r,f ~ ~ ,rrlf Ia so
frulessof tnd tlsa Practising huouia, that pupls
aseE me fan epurso M any 1ne of these branches rtu
have ten houfs' nrsoiiee each dsY.
An branches are taught they shoult b. prsrfcs In
eusinesa and every dsv uie The tnsish trenrh
Apaniah and German now thu uTamerclal lianfu
fea 1i no word ant Dr. social literary nna .craihe
lanEuages ~ TIE greater part 81 Europe anil Amcfca,
sal sle 9si peeoming mefs l'.i,,, "a 49,, W. ..
spftkinH Any Language thrY mag wish o. learn
Frnoari can be hsd slis finiles ipcasinE any %
~ ss5istss b. ths uuitst States ossrs % great "a.
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-08-14
West Enterprise Female
SEMINARY


West Enterprise Female
SEMINARY.
Da L. GoULD, Principal,
MRs. A L, GOULD, Teacher of Music and
Ornamental Dept.
Miss Demari. Brown, Assistant in Literary
Dept and Instructor in Calisihenics.
THIS Institution, in charge OF The came PTln-
cipal. will enter upon lis second scholastic year.
comprising but one session Of forty consecutive
weeks, on d.. first Monday Of October next.
RATES OF TUITION, (ior 40 weeks.)
Primary English Branches, $50 on
Common do do 30 90
Higher do do 40 00
Contingent fee, 2 OO
EXTRA CHARGES
Music on Piano with use of Instrument) 500 Ut
Ornaments Branches. each p 0C
Latin. Greek and French, each 20 Ot
Board al the PIncipal in advance, 100 "
Students may eater at any time during the
session. and will be charged from the first Of thC
month on which they enter to The close OF lh'
| session. No deduction for abse &C, except u
| cases Of sickness exceeding twn weeks. Board
| in private families may be had atfrom IS to 81
per month. Bills Of tnlIon payable one hal
ont5e first day Of March next, and the Olhe
half on the first day of August following. Tel
per cent. interest will be charged on all account
not paid when due
w. J HOWE. Sec.
Enterprise, Aug. 49, 1857. 4A-ly