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DUNLAP
CHALYBRATR SPRINGS,
Year Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn,

ANN4A ANA-A
THE undersigned win Reopen these celebrated
IL SPRINGS for the second season, on MONDAY
the 10th Of Nay, having placed the Buildings and
Grounds IN Is dne condition as any Watering Place IN
the Southwest. The Grounds have beeu extended and
beaufined with evergreen Shrubbery, the forest cleared
aaf graded, the rooms painted and furnished with new
cotton mattresses, the Ball Room decorated and put IN
nne condition, the three Ten Pin Alleys and Swings have
been pat In COED order.
me EaieTs, there being i've springsj consist Of
CbaIybeate, Sulphur and Free Stone and Gov IN abun-
dance, srnlcient for 2 900 persons q esy, ard the cura-
tive properties Of the waters for al Who are afiicted
with propsey, Dyspepsia Raining Sores. and for tho
Diseases OF Females. are established ardguaranfted.
The Dunlap springs are accessible y the Mississippi
Central and Tennesseo Railroad, bling situated onfv
niles ffem Bolivar, % from Grad Junction and 10 frrm
Memphis 81 ran Backs are runnirg IN connection with
the ears from Bolivar, being only ave hours run from
Memphis 70 the Springs. The trEvVler IL susrantief
ae1inst sxoFbltant charges the fare being 50 cents from
the railroad depot 70 the Springs. and IS cents for bag
gage and servants.
there h also . hne running stream and a~rceIisnt fsh-
ting grounds, With . carriage read % the creek. only {
quarter Of . nile from the Spring., and sfundancs Of
Wild turkeys, ducks ana squirrels.
Prof. Hssslng wifhhig ana Brass and String Band is
enEsged for the season and VIII enliven the guests 10 the
day with Brass music, and 81 riEht with string music.
sp,I-dswtn Proprisior.
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THE T CITIZEN,

John Mitchell & VIM. G. Swan,
At 81 per annum, or 81 for six months, PaYa-
bic invariably in advance.
Mr. nTCHEL having commenced. in the 18th num-
M Der Of The paper, . series Of Letters ADDRESSED 70
the Hon. Alexander q. STEPHENS, OF Georsia
which, when o~5mpieted, VIII furnish IN entire histsry q
The Irish Troubles Of 1S4Ss
win their Causes ard Consequences.
me SOUTHERN CITIZEN viii Be the more interest
Ing 10 both American and Irish readers. Besides tnese
eontribufions fIon Mr.. Mitchell, the SOUTHERN CRIT
IzES viii continue to hsve is usual guam lily OF origtnal
matter upon political and literary subjects prepared ny
him. TIE circ1lafion though large and constantly IN
creasing, tbs PIoprtetcrs have thought VIII Dc much
more exiendod By an snnounoementin this form
Coumunicafions With remtttaRoes may be sddressedto
Mitchell 4 SWAN K~noxviiles Tennessee, or TO any OF
The following Agents:
5 G. COuTtsnsy & Co, Charleston, SoneA Carolina.
Thomas I. O'Counor, Savannah, 6eorgia.
J. o. Morgan, New Odesns, louisiana
James A. Gentry, Richmond, Virginia-
Alexander Acamson. WAsh'ngtonC City.
Taiinagn 4 Turner, Circilnati, Ohio.
P. N. Hzverty, no Fulton street, New fork.
8. II. aoetEsl, - D2aphin street, NOBLE, Alabama
Bent. b. Davis, Masonic Building, Montgomery, Ala
Ross & Touoey, I2f Nassau street, Eew York, supply
aeAlers emily upon favorable terms
james NcGinn, 12I Kearney street, san Francisoo.
Clubs % Ten will be supplied VITA The Paper for ais
myf-t6m
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MfOuaI.
TIE
- 1@-uTHDun

AND BE CONVINCED.
THE time has a. last arrived when I'll psrsonf sHi7sd
4 with any o. ths foIJsins Complaints, El nss
DR. LEDGEs CELEBRATED COMPOUNDS
ohnl. Fever and Age, Dy1yspsls J@sgoelee, Lgs. o0a
plant, Nervous H-adache, ADD Genend DeoAnfs
Arseured b. the use o.
DR.. LEEGE ERvOU TONIC
Cold, Coughs. cr0up, Inausnzs, Bronchitis, Asthnas
Splitting Blood, and ~Inapeut C~Snsanptioni are
cured By TIE uss o.
Dr. sLzDGE's HOARHOUED PBCrORAL
Disrhsa, Dyssntsry, Bloody FluE, Cholsrs EorSusY I'D
ne used
Oh. sLBDGEs CHOLERA q sTRUg.
FOR children, whsn tssthns. + this smedy pzrtd-s-
larry sdaptd-
P~areEs-Nsrvous Tonic 81 and 81 PER bottle. Hes.
houad and Pectoral 81 pr bottle, or SIX bottles fer -
DIar. hea Syrup o. per bottle. or IL bottles for Is
RE D THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
MEaPH1 rznn-, February 10, 1855.
IA -sIEDGE-Dsar Sir I have been taxing.
FOR sone dsys. your Tonic Bifters and taks pleasure IN
ssyinE that nothing ] havs ever taken has benefited ns
80 mach IN 50 shsrt . time as Il has. There vas q gen
eraf DEBILITY and prostration Of ny Whole system, a bad
ache nearly al the time. and constant hatuleucy for
sometime after eating VIII soianess o. ~ hm1s- asa
remedies that 7 thought god but without any s2etal
benefit. determined % Try your Tonic Ritterss Edna
day or two after asinE them, bessa % improve and and
that ! an greatly brnedttcd By H. ! esmneud hen %
the public a. 20 humb1E. and unquestionably one o. hs
best toaics nov 10 use for debility and general prss;ra-
ton Of ths system Respeefuiy ysgr oeedis1i sTaut,
REsAeA. Ga, Nay II, 1887.
MEssRs J. H. SLED6E ACo, MEMPHIss TEu.
Gents. You vii plesse send rs 10 Rescs DEPOT 6al
tEsnty-four bottles Of the Nervous Tonic for ne cure o.
Chus and Fever. We have sold all Jou sent ~ via ths
exception o. one bottle. II takes hns IN this psr, Eaa
s-ems 70 have tie desired eject Feass forward -
early a. ooEvainL. T0uu, respectfully
HUNTSVILLE, Kiss. September ., 1857
De. J. 4. sLEDgE-DeGr Str I have found yUuf
Nervous Tonic to be bensdcial for the care o. Chils and
Fever. You ETu please send ne one dozen bottle e. soon
As 700 can. Yours very respectfully
JONATHAN McNASTER-
sHtIoH. GIBsos Co, Tenn sept ,, 1887.
On. J. n. SLEDaE. Enclosed We hand you q receipt
fr two and half dozen BEETLES Diarrhea syrup Uhich
cameto hand ia due line, and We have sold one and q
half dozen Of hem As far IS We know Il has giTen -
tire satisfaction. We have sold at the Nervous fonc
and Hoarh0und Pectoral left with rs By your aEs1t, We
presume We could sell tEoo OF three dozen bottles o. esshs
Il Il l. convenient for y0a 20 s-nd them % ~.
Years. truly, J.C. GILLESPIE q SON.
MASON DEPOT, \. & {. r r., sept T. 1857
Iest ~ yoHr agent Those that have used ~ re m1ch
pleased VIII % W@hsvs hsd several calls for ft stnca
W have been out. You vii please se1d us one do9en
bottles and obIEe youEs, sc,
All o. the above srs for for sale By an druggists and
MERCHANTS thrnuEhout thc country. Agents and Otherst
GOODYEAR. KNAPP & co,
mrf7-dff Sole Prrpristors, Memphis, Tsnns
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.KnfIcP.

nN the FIRST THURSDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT,
viii open and hold an election a. the several places
Of 10 ding ~eleciilns In Upton county, for the purpose q
taking the vote for and azairEt calling q Convention 20
amend, revise, or form and make q new ConStftuti1n for
the State q Tennessee. REgRY J MALEY,
FwuTo-nfN ENa-FH - Tfufnu rrmnfw
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On BARRELS Coppsras, P ~. fo- sale b
~ aus B ?. YARNSToEzH Z 60
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F0R AN I'M R0R RALE.

II kitchen ant servants r0rn, stables. csrf- ns
axe h1uss ard clstern, near ". O.. Fora-s rci- ta
Gence. lAZA
For sale, q LOT win two h3usss. corner OF Poplar and
Orleans streets. one lot ~ By 80 feet On linden street,
uear R. T0rp ne properly while sold on eaEy terms
by J. s. IT, sr J. WEELER
ALSO-For sale ahouse and los On the Gretnisw trsS
5ouble tenement. Harls-t
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.;sgAO wslAsAx : Isss-
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r. rCH having COMMENCED. In The 25th nun
Der Of he paper, . series Of Letters ADDRESSED 70
Hon. ALEXANDER n. STEPHENS, Of Georgia
n -. ~.--raa.a In au-nsah m enfira hlaforV a
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, s5 90;
Quarters, e. so.

Quarters q 90.
~ A Circular showing the pan 81 The Lotteries wiz
be ssnt to any one desirous o. rsceiFing It.
Certificates Of Packages WILDE sold a. Tie following
rates. which Is the risk:
csrtinosts Of PsdksEB Of 10 whole ieEets........ss 90
{" 10 Half " ........ 20 90
" 10 Quarter ........ 20 %
" " 10 Eighth " ........ 10 90
In ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the money 70 cur address for the Tickets or
dered, on receipt Of which they viii b forwarded By nrst
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any figure
they may designate.
ne list Of drawn numbers and prizes viii be sent 10
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post once, County and State.
n Remember that every Prize 70 drawn and payable
IN fun without deduction.
q All Prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid inmadlAtsiy
after the drEving-theT Prizes 81 the 1Eual time o.
thirty Gays.
n An communication strictly oonsdentiAi.
Addrsss orders for Tickets or Certificates .
8. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
n Persons residing near Nontsomey, Ala or At
lAnta, Gs, tan have their ORDER hIled, and save time,
BY addressing s. Swan & Co. a. either Of those cities.
q Hist Of the numbers that arr drawn from the
Wheel, with the amount OF the prize that each one Il en-
titled To- wi unpublished after every drawing IN the fol-
lowing papers: New Orleans Delta, Noble REGISTER,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intsli-
giAn, Richmond Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Paul
ding (Niss.) Clarion, Augusta (GaD ConstftutopAlist
and Little Rock ARK True DemOcst iyt2-fv-iys5
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az WASHINGTON REMEDIES

And diseases arising from Impurities Of The blood
ne washington Puriher acts with great force % az
diseases or irrsgularities o. ne Liver, KidnsTS Or
Bowels.
The Washington RheumaIie Remedies,
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MOST dssir<ble SUGAR PLANTATION on -.
~ TIE east, a miles sbove this city, Contain
lnE So Arpsnts q Lz1ds $50 IN cultivation. the -
baisRcs heavily timbered, together with 50 a- -
cimzt.d slaves Tbs place Is In perfect order. for
terms. sc apply to PRTrCHABD q FLOWER.
New Orissus, June Il. 1855. ur2o-df
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GUNS

THE subscriber, uhs is a practical workman, has
made = ~sslectlsn Of Goods IN his line Of business,
thst be feels satisfied VIII meet the requirements Of his
custoueTs. Knowing the quslity Of his Goods, he car
safety warrant any article he sells. His assortment con-
sists Of RIFLES, HOT GUNS ard RKPBATERS, Of
the dinerent patents and styles. FISHING TACKLE Of
he most approved descriptions, and Sporting maple
ncnfs generally, 70 meet the lasts o. c0nnoiseurs-
Repsiring done with nsstDess and dispatch, md all
Worf warranted.
sirn Of the Big Gun.
o-Tsfrw T. WOLFF.
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TO SAW MILL OWNERS.

THE subscriber, . practical SzW-mAker, has perme-
Il nentiy located himself IN Memphis, fer the pnIpoe,
81 RE- rOOTHINe and sTRAIGHTKEING CIROULAh
and al ether SAWS. work done ct Cincinnati snc
Eastern prices, and Eusrantied-
Also, orders received for every description OF baNe
An Saws ssld BY me are warranted Saw XII oSneih
VII nnd Il 70 their advantage 10 cal en- me before Pnl-
chasing elsewbere
shep on Poplar street. opposite Union Roundery.
nov16 6awfv SAMUE p. ARTESS
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roous, sufsbls for o@ues. -
49, 80 - Asaiso1 street md .d
Sank Avenue. tba s,rfh IA. LUZ
Asoa Ron in thirs s,oH, fgag ron.
Apply to T. + CHADWICK.
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Crinalius Dznge-z

Prem HATS I1ur1Gl q Heafh-l
Whereas the ladies will be admired The world
over, however fantasticel!y or ridieulously
they nay dress, and whereas, they siil dress
% suit themselves, being the sctusl s0vsTeigns
Of cresti0n-man being the second h-tie and
whereas, the loss OF one OF them is a public aud
private calamity Be It therefore
Rcs0lued gnGnimOasly, That our wives and
daughters be seriously and fregusntig cautioned
70 guard against q terrible death By Ere aud
that If the dress become iguited, the most cer-
tain method Of saving life is to lie down on the
floor and roll over and over ; OF, better still,
draw the carpet over The body, head and sars
this VIII instantly extinguish the flames, and
prevent horrible and ghas-ly scars for life abOu.
he face.
l. is natural in an accident Of this kind for
one woman 10 run 10 the rescue Of another.
Wiih self-saerihcing devotion and The chances
are that both the rescued and The rescuer will
sufsT terribly. Have a little presence Of mind,
and enjoin the person on FIRE 70 lie down, but,
whether lying down OF standing Up, envelope
the sufferer In a wooden shawl, or coat, " over
coat, or blanket from the bed. or the carpet, OF
rue-zuvthilg wooden. When the FIRE is eX-
tiHguished remove the clothing as speedily as
possible ard cover every burned place with dry
-four, the most universally accessible, the most
iuEtHntaneCus pain-arTestsTs and the most sPe-
cislly curative agent that can Be employed. A
mN-es4iS NvLrs iLoA -1 aAi1Ne tLS JAou
parts, which, mixing with the -four, makes a
paste or glue imperyious 10 the atmosphere
l. Is the Oxygen Of the atmos here which keeps
~ he buuEiug after the lame is ~extiuEuisbso
50 any means which excludes the air arrests
the burning and destruction. Thus it is that
when a part is burned the pain is Insanity re-
moved By p~lunging il in cold water, where 1t
may be kept until the -four can be procured.
An estimsble young lady Of this city had her
dress recently fired By passing a stove, the door
Of which was open she died in great agony.
a few days later, the daughter Of a Boston
gentleman was standing near the chimney
piece when her dress took FIRE, and she died
within a few hours. A London paper states
that within SIX weeks from January first, nc
less than nineteen deaths were recorded from
fred garments. Tue greatest danger is from
wood fires and candles or lamps placed on The
f0cr.
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Can A Man BE HIS OWE GRAEDFATHER2
The Query answered IN the affirmative There
was a willow and her daughter in-lsw, and a
man and his son. The widow married the sou,
and lbs daughter the old mans TIE widow was
therefore mother to her husbands father, con
ssousrtly Grandmother TO Der own husband.
T6ev had a son, to whom she was great grand
mother: now as the son Of a Grandmother
INST be either a grandfather or great uncle,
this boy was therefore his Own grandfather.
n. B. This was actually the case with a boy
AZ school Al NOrwich.-NOtes Gnd QHerios.
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Dam Springs.
Hickman County, Tenn.

nAcANndu OONnNys ACnu.
FORTY MILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of PrOpFietorship and Management
THIS celebrated wsteriag-Plsee, having been pur-
i chased By the subscriber, hiss been thcroughly re-
saires and renovated, win be opened for the reception Of
visitors on the
Tw or May.
The late proprielors having disposed o. their entire In
terest In the Springs, the subscriber, assisted By Mrs
Keller, vii assume the eutire Management q the estAb-
ishment and neither pains nor sxpcEse win Be spared &c
render Beaver Dam oneof the mossplesssnt and comfort
able Watering-piases IN the Southwest.
ACCONHODATIONs, 6C.-Tbe build ngs have an
added. 50 that FOUR HUHDRED visitors can Be aocom-
modated with evey comfort and eonveUienoe. The table
sil be Abundanily supplied and viii Be equal to thoss Of
drst-class hotels.
THE EATBRs-The waters Il Beaver Dam consist Of
White, Grey, Red aad Black Sulphur, Chalybeate, (pruven
b. analysis 10 be the strunEestm the State and The best
OF Freestone and Limestone
NBDlJAL ArTENDANCE-The subscriber. who has
been, for the last ten years, engaged m the practice o.
medcice In North Alabama ard htmphis, can Be con-
msnded At all hours y visitors who may chance 10 need
his services a. a physician.
EAN OF ACCESS TO BEAFE DAM-There arr
three routes to these Springs, all Of which are IN dne re-
times q week, and passengers VIII 60 through from that
place In one dAY, and pass over one Of the dnsst roads n
the State. Arrangements have been made a. Britt's
Landing, on the Tennessee river, By whioh visitors ap-
~rroschlnE from that direction WI md ready eouveysnoe
% the Springs.
ANUsEMENTs, &C-visitors win nRd At Beaver Dam
= large Ball Room. Ten-Pin Ane5s, &C. A hns trout
str an runs near the place, and deer ~ great A~buDdAnes
may Be- found in the immediate vicinity.
- a n = n y d. n n 90
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House- MoVer and Raiser.

house mover ana RAISER.
I DO respectfuHy inform the citizens Of Mem-
l phis and the Surrounding country that I an 1d
prepared with the Necessary screWs and fixtures
70 Move. Raise. Lower and Stralghten Buildings Ill
o. at descriptions. Persons wanting work dose In that
line, viii nnd q 70 their interest 10 call on ne 81 my
plaoe OF r~esdfnoe, corner o. Main snd Overton streets
Memphis. WILLIAM BOOTH.
80
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Notice.

THE undersiEned has scli an interest IN he memphis
Foundry and Ndchne Shcp. to Nj. b. = Norris
me style q the dfm viii hereafter b B. y. NOhhlsG
90. thankful fcr The liberal patronage ! have received
7 hope ths new nrn win merit and receive . eontlnuanes
q H ~ 5usssx Isss-ssis
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Merit store 70 NJ Chss. Potter. where they VII be glad
10 have a. oppsriunity 70 supply their old eusiou-rs -
formeTly, ana 81 msny new ones a. vi to purr1sse go
ossies a. the lowest mErket prcs To- ash
H1nPsis, 5zns u, lsS--Dr
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Summer 8etrtats.
BeerSheba Springs,
July I4fh, 1855,

July I4fh, IS5S.
ITO those who are 10 pursuit Of Heaith and Pleasure.
i AM wishing TO visit Beersheba Springs. the cans
leave Nashville every saY e. S ocock A. D., and srrive
Al CoEsn at2h P 81. ~Iumediately sfer tn arrival o.
the Nashville aud Chsttsno0ga cars from ChattanloEa,
he seTaree tTain viii take pa sengers 70 Tracy City,
where viii Be- found 5 good Hotel 70 aco3nmocate the
travelling public, and Coac1es 10 rehdine ito convey pas
sezgers 70 Bser-hs 3 Springs, = q stsrce Of IS miles
over one o. the most beautiful and lzvtl m0untsi7 reads
in the state and aiuvinE there ths same eTeliD ing a. 9
O'Clock. Individuals desirout q sseirE the SsEznee
Mine end OF viewing tie tite for the Southern Uniyer-
sity-z laudable enterprise which 90 well deserves the at
tFntion OF the publio-Wi1 have an opportunity Of tslng
90 b. taking this r5uis 70 Bgersh- a that desr abe sum
mer rutrest, v mere VIII be found q hne Hotel under the
m~AnaEement Of S n SCOTT, Esq the former propIis
tor OF the City Hotel q NsshvIle, and Who Is 90 favor
ably known 70 the public for tke style aud dainty IN
Whlca be ocniucts = Hotel. he Is smp,y prepared. and
viii spare no pains 20 rake the vEl or comfortabls and
happy a. Feersheba
There is aaother road b. Beersheba SPRINGS fum Nash
vile via HeNinnvile, leaving the CHATTANOOGA Railroad
a. TCilahOma, and arriving a. HeMinnsile the same
day and remain al nisht. where VII Be found 4 nne H0-
Tel for The accommodation Of the 6 ave Ing community.
Coaches leave AcNfnuvil { every morn n at 7 O'Clock
md arrive q Bsouhehs the ssne day
X. A. PRICE, Proprietor.
o. L MARTIN, agent.
The Proprietor has = Livery Stable, aud Il prep. red TO
Accommodate visitors Horses IN the lest ann T., and
also has on hand fr scomuodsfion, ere harness
Horses, single ami dosble two horse Cssche-, R0ckawsys,
single and tao horse BugEias, End hne Saddle Horses for
tbs accommodation o. Visitors 70 Bcersheba All per-
slns hiring must return property and make damages
good. [ir20-d2El n. A. p.
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100000 1-rs Ios, s1sd . haisag % ths knew
" Esaw psr5s fr s-esy -5rswns-u A on.
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For Sale or Rent.
E0as EFDaaf.

Two small Residences On Dtnlsp street, east -
y q fheEHJ. -Bfh places vii be scid on On
1ahle terms, and Il rot sold soon, one Of "
-ufee1tt 70 rent. Apply 81 the Appeal -
may lyis-tf
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For Sale on Liberal Tern D.
TWO thousand two hsndred and thirty sces -
Of choice B5livar Land, three miles fum
nc Nississippi river; four hundred acres IN eiu-Sd
fivrfior: rood Dwelling and comfortable Quar- -
80 sean GIN snd new Gin Stands, viii b sod vita
~ n1soe Twenty No I Field HAMS, yuuuG ano lAee'
ru-.,fv Wu,es OrTsams. WAGONS, FanllnE Utensils &c
ndi6fufuE this rl8os I will sen one tnousana ana fef1
acres. one hundred sud nfty acres n cuiiiFa io1r AMe
hundred desdeued. The above property viii Be- 500
FOR oue-thiFd cash. the balanos On one and tive years
-r-dIt. For farther particulars ean on ne a. the plAn-
talon. Atdreas hoeo
Pre1tiEs, HisEiEEippi.
Or 10 Dr. J. s. PEACoCK
mrls-tf EemPhlt, ILLNESSES.
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9ORls-
WOrShnm H0use.

TIVE subscriber Hsuld respsctfufy inform his -.
II frienfs and the travelling pltlc, that he a.d
has a. a heavy outlay built and furuished this ,I
house N q ncat and d ndsome style, and aesurus -
TIE public 70 shall be Kept a. q drst-cisss hotel. F-tiing
-~rntefui for TIRE very LIBERAL patronage EXTENDED 10 HIN
VII er1eavor 70 msrit q c0utiuuEnce of the sane.
The services q n. =. n. MASON, ths Eel-knoEu
aad p1puisr Cierk 70 many years IN The ComueIoai
aotel, e nov Engaged On this House.
J. J. WOHSHAM. Proprietor,
nnIS-ff Il n WOueHAM aaafrfarf
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To the Public.
II
incorporated Commercial College
AND
WDUrVEn


TN Institution y noE n successful ope-
Il ratioo. It's the intention q The Frln- -
clpal 70 make ID permanent and ecual, ln every d
respect, % any In this or any other State.-
every branch vii be taught 10 qualify youth for a me-
camille lhe-the art cf Penmanship, with his 0rlgfBaf
MBsfrGfigs dieukmsl the science Of Doubl@entry Book-
keepinz improved. the Principle and the Nature OF Rank
Ing. vita Bank Book-kseping. &C.
ne attention Of parents and guardians Is respectively
solicited 70 this Institution. He hatters himself, freu
the petrOnaEe be has already receiFed. that be VIII merit
= continuance, BY his unarating seal 10 the Interest Of bis
pupls.
Terms, &C. made Known on s~pPlieaticn At TIE ooBsse.
261 Main street.
I have the honor 20 refer to the following ~Eentlemen,
and others, who have kindly consented 10 set ~ q 8osrt
Of Visitors for Examination, being p~raeticslt usiness men
R-EFEHEHcEa-
Rev. J N. Temple, Rev. I. Young
". A. Jones, Esq.. Cashier Bradley, Wilson q Co,
o. Ccumsreiai Bank, c. n. Packer, ESQ,
p. Lane a. Co, Lamb. Young a %.
BOARD OF VISITORS.
Rev. I. Young. Rex. J n. Temps,
". A. Jones, Esq. Cashier O. n. Fackier. ESQ,
Of Commercial Bank, h. @. Brinkley, ESQ,
Col q. b Locke, - frice, ESQ.
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Per 90
Children under ten years Of se--.-....-...... . 90
Servants OF AL , 90
AMberal deduction vii b made IN the above rates
when families remain one month or during the season.
REFERrHsEs-Gen. Hinton, Jackson, Miss. Joseph
Cox, ESQ. Selma, Ala Dr.. Dewefs, Jackson, Mss.
John ". LApsly, Selma, Ala. Ne Es 3. 80 Prince,
Tuscnlo1ss, Ala. F; Drs- ". n. a B r. Ecwsum, Fus-
cumbia, Ala. N O. GaIEwuy, G. P. Foute, Esq q. d.
snsl Ezq, Memphis, Tenn A. n. Loouey, ESQ, Co
iumbiz, Tern THOS- p. KELLER.
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