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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-10
University of Mississippi
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 | ENREDERICK A. P. BARNARD, L. L. D.. Pre- r sident and Professor of Physics, Astronomy and Civil Engineering.
 WILLIAM F. STEARNS, Professor of Govern mental Science and Law. GEORGE w. CARTER NJ. A., Professor of h. tellectuul and Moral Phi osophv
 EDWARD C. BOYNTON. NJ. A., Professor of Chemistry. Geology anl Mineralogy
 WILSON c. RICHARDSON. NJ. A., Professor of Latin and Modern Languages.
 HENRY VIII rEHORNE, NJ. A., Professor of Greek and Ancient Literature.
 JORDAN NJ. PHIPPS M A., Professor of Ma thernatics.
 WILLIAM D. MOORE. NJ. A.. Professor of En- glish Languaga and Literature.
 -. Assistant in Natural Philosophy The Eleventh Annua Session cf this Institution will commence on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTO- BER. ut which time it is desired that candidates for adnlisSi. n will promptly apply.
 The University has recently very largely increased Its facilities r furnishing education of the most superior order having provided costly apparatus and cabinets of minerals and shells for the illustration of subjects of science, and having materially enlarged its accommodations for the comfort as well as for the improvement of its students.
 The institution is located in of the most health- ful regions in the entire south and is surrounded by apopuiation noted for intelligence. morality and religious spirit.
 Being on the line of the Mississippi Central Rail- roal, it is accessible from the souh and the north ana by the connections of the roa.l with wide dis trlct of country.
 TERMs-Tuition. $40; Fuel and Servant hire s25 Students not lodging in the College, $l0. The fee heretofore charged for fuel and servants was made quate.
 Law Students, $50. Board at the hall and in pri- vate families about SIP per month These charges are supposed to be lower than those of most Colleges offering similar advantages
 Catalogues will be furnished by application to any member of the Faculty
 JAMES VI. HOWRY, Oxford, July b, '5S Secretary of the Board. Sept. L 1858. sm
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PRINCETON EEMALE ACAnEMY.
J. l.. BARRY. PyfnciDal

J. L. BARRY, Principal. INHE fall session of this Institution will commence \ on Monday 2d August, 1858, and close 24th De cemher following. The spring session will commence rst Monday ill February 1859 and close last of une following.
 This school. established as it now is on permanent basis, and furnished with an able and efficient corps of teachers. affords facilities for education equal those of any other institution of similar character in the State.
 While all the higher and ornamental branches will be taught in the school the stIckst attention will be given to the substantial and primary studies The useful and necessary will be first. and the higher and ornamental q second consideration.
 TERMS PER SESSION MONTHS. Preparatory Department spelling, Reading and Writing. .....................sl slO % lnterme Hate Department-G Geography, En-
 glish Grammar and Arithmetic. l5 % Academic Department Botany. Rhetoric As
 tronnmy Natural. Moral and Mental
 Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry etc.. % 0G Latin. Greek, French, Drawing, Painting Wax
 Work each extra )................... 10 % Incidental expenses ............,.......... l co students charged from time of entrance un, C ose of session. No deduction except in eases of prcract ed sickness.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES. F. w. COMPTON. Dr SoLoN BoRLAND, Col. RoBT. MARTIN, E S. MONTGOMERY,
 Dr. W. F. SMITH. REFERENCES Rev. R. Banks. Tulip; Rev. J. |. Boozer Pine Blutf' Rev. sam Williamson b D. Washington; Dr. J. R. Barnett, Warren; E. Briee, esq, Monticello; Col. W. $. Thornton, Camden; Col E. w. Can't, Washington.
 Ptiacetm. DtIas eoloty, 1rk.
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CSTThe Medina Tribune tells sad story of folly in relation to one Thaddeus Sheldon. of Randolph, Cattaraugus county, who has been carried of by spirtualism. He was worth $8O.. GOO, but for two or three years past he has de- voted his time and purse to the "Harmonial Philosophy" During the present season he had large force of men at work digging a cave. In the cave he expected to find the ruins of the Harmonial City," full of treasure, but it is now filled with water, and is altogether a poor abode for spiritual or earthly bodies. Mir. Sheldon has been thoroughly deeced by mediums, and is now . psor, penniless man. 's
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keutucky school of NJ Medicine,
 LOUISVILLE, KY. 'ENlIE Lectures ip this instithton will commence on | the first Monday in November. and continue four months. During October preliminary lectures will be delivered at the Hospital and College.
 FACULTY. Benj. W. Dudley, NJ D., Emeritus Professor of Surgery.
 Henry NJ Bullitt. NJ. D., Professor of Theory and Practice Of Medi.ine.
 John Hardin, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Clinical Meticine
 c. W. Wright, NJ. D., Professor of Medical Chem isty.
 \. B. Marshall Nj D., Professor of Materia Me dica and Therapeutics Middleton Goldsmith. NJ. D.. Professor of the Principles of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. w. D. Stirman Nj. D.. Professor of Anatomy. c. W. Baylcs. NJ. D.. Professor of Physiology and Patholo. ca Anatomy. David Cummins NJ D.. Demonstrator For information address
 N. B. MARSHALL. NJ. D.. July 6, lS5S 6m. Dean of the Faculty.
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ARK ANSAS HOTEL, Napoleon. Arkansas.

vENHE subscribers would respectfully inform A their friends, and the pubic generally, "A that they well prepared, in every respect G;;l- t. accommodate and provide them with the best de- Gcacie- the market affords.
 Thankful for past favors they still hope to receive a portion of patronage in future The convenience of the house to the
 STEAMBOAT LANDING Has long made it, and will continue to make it. a great resort for travellers.
 A careful porter is always in attendance on the ar rival of steamboats and stages, pfo will attend to the transportation of baggage to from the house .ss The BAR connected thi Arkansas Hotel is always supplied with the Choicest Brands of Liquors, Cigars, Etc., To which they invite the attention of the lovers of pure Wines and iquors.
 RANDOLPH & GRACIE Proprictors
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Union Male and Female Institute

Thren Creeks. Union County. Ark.
 J E TRIMBLE 4. B., Principal THIS Institution. situated in very healthy and \ moral community. is now firmly established VI It offers advantages. in the pursuit of liberal edu- cation excel ed by institution in the south west
 In the musical department superior facilities are afforded for the acquisition of good and thorough musical edu ation The instruments used are NEW and from the best makers.
 Boarding in the principals family for limited number at Sl0 per month. In he neighbc crhood boarding can be procured at $2 to S2 50 per week.
 For circular and further particulars address the principal.
 REFERENcEs-Gen s. II. Hampstead A. II. Gar land esq. Little Rock; w. w. Andrews. esq. E. w. Can't, esq. Sam'l Williamson. D. D., Washington Hon. Len. B. Green. Camden: Maj. A. Ammons. W D. Lee, esq.,. Fl Dorado Hon. D. L Killgore w. H. Pendeton, Three Creeks
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NUI ICE. Land and Negroes for Sale.

MllLL be sold at public outcry on the 18th of W December, 1858, a valuable tract of land hundred and siyTy phgn fdr,m h,h ,cohanng ve acres cleared and in high state of cultivation Opon sad farm there is a comfortable dwelling, con- tanning five rooms and four fire places; also q good Gln house and Gin, excellent Stables and Cribs and all 9,her necessary out houses. Convenient to the dwelling Is number of never failing springs of the rureSt water The said tract of land is situated in the north west corner of Calhoun county lying i'm medlately on the public road leading from the town Of fnnceton to Hampton and Little Bay
 At the same time and place will be sold likely lot of Negroes; also all of the present crop of Corn. Fodder, Oats etc; also all the stock consisting of Horses, Mules. Cattle and Hogs, farming utensils wagon, household and kitchen furniture The above named property win De sold a~ the property of Eliz"oeth Iolderness, decd, credit of twelve months with bond and approved security. Any one wishing to eNamne the above property can do 50 by calling upon pr. F. (. HoldernesS one mile north 0i said farm, or the subscriber on the premises
 J. l. HOLDERNESS, Ag't.
 NOV. ,, 1858. St. Cost of adv. S0
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Pictures! Pictures!! pictureS!!! NOW Is THE TIME.

I'D procure fine pictures, the subscriber would in-
 form the ladies and gentlemen of Little Rock and strangers visiting here that he has arrived and Is now prepared take superior Pictures of all that may wish them. His stay will be short owing to engagements in other laces. His gallery is located oyer D. Renders sore--a very superior assortment Of gfd l'ckets. pins. rings and seals suitable for prtures--a-o endless variety of fine cases Gal fer, open from T. m. to 5 D. m.
 Nov. 3, 1858. If. J. H. FITZGIBBONS.s
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assion of Five ,TapfhS.
W. A. OLD, Seretarg as~s,n
MEMPHIS MEDICAL COTIFcr

TNHE next regular session being the eighth annual IL course of Lectures in his institution will com mence. ON MONDAY THE 1ST DAY OF NOVFM BER NEXT. The Anatomical Rooms will be onen frcm the 18th October. The sion will continne until the lst of March. Medical students should be 'resenf Tt tis hegin'ing of the session. Those de- siring furthey inf rmafion will aioress m
 JOHN WELLINGTON NJ. D.
 Dean, at the College Building.
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E D U c A T 1 o NAL.
Little Rock High School for Young Ladies.

RELIEVING that a female school of high order t1 might be established on d permanent basis in Little Rock and so conducted to afford to parents and guardians the means of giving their daughters and wards aS complete and finished an education at home, as that obtained by sending them to the schools of other States, many of our citizens have become by stock subsar ton, for the purpose of forming such an Institution for which they expect to obtain an Act of In corporation.
 Inc stockholders having organized and elected Boards of Trustees and Visitors whose name, are hereto appendel-the attention of parents and guar dans Is now called to the inducements offered by this ,school.
 The Trustees have engaged the services of Prin- Sipa and sstunt, for ins ruction in Latin Math-- mates and the Natural Sciences teacher of Modern Languages professor of Music and teacher in the Primary Department.
 Rates of Tuition adopted by the Board for ses- sion of five months
 For Prlml lry Department. si2 co Junior ................ IS 0J C Senior 25 oo For Latn French, Italian and German, each sio per session
 Musie-Piano Harp and Guitar. each s25 per ses- sion.
 Fees for tuiton to be paid invariably. one half in advance and the residue at the middle of each session. Adopted rule for the school. that the scholars be taught Vocal Music without extra charge and no additional charges for fuel lights. of musical in struments any other contingencies.
 UNIFORM WINTER. Dark plain wors ed dresses, with sleeves closed at
 
 sun bonnets: superAuous article of dress to be al lowed, and iewery strictly prohibited.
 The School will be opened on tine last Monday of October the 18th instant. all arrangements having been made for that purpose.
 Any information in reference to the school may be obtained application to the Principal President or Secretary.
 VIM: B. JOHNSON, Virginia P,ineioaz lJAMES GILES, E1ee Priacf0ql. PRor. NJ EDMoNDs, CPenn.) N~sie. "'S '1'N'' Mss. E. K. BROWN. (Tmn .Ndern Languoges. Miss Il. bEYEA, (N, Y) Primary Department.
 Trustees:
 GEORGE c. WATKINS President ALBERT PIKE. WM R. VAUGHN. $. H. TUCKER. l.. F. BARBER. ClI ARLES RAPLEY, HENRY JACOBT C. r. BEkIRAND. JOHN WASSELL. JAMES 5. MOORE. DAVID F. SHALL,
 THOMAS J CHURCHILL L. E' BARBER, TeaSr. GORDON N. PEAY, .Sfcy.
 Board of Visitors. His Ex. E. N. CONWAY, Hon. E. II. ENGLISH. Hon. J. J. CLENDENlN. JAS. A. HENRY. Esq.
 k. II. JOHNSON, Eso.
 Oct 20, 1855. 6m
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J OB WORK K

pr laches for doing all descriptions Job Work can % e surpassed by printing eab hmen, in the country nave pr leured of sixteen hundred dol afs' one or Isaac Adams mammoth nrnting machines % enables us to do book especially pamphlet and .1ook work m snnerior style and al verA nw nrices
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-10
MRS. HtTHAW AY'S SCHOOL FOR
 MISSES AND YOUNG LADIES,


 INHE fall session of thi- School will commence on ! Monday. the 27th of Sept. Scholars from abroad will here be enabled to pr,ue their tu lies free from the Interruptions of a large town whilr no pains will spared ny the teacher thorough instruct tn SC committed to her care in any of the branches pertain ing tp a hn>he eluctton. Care will be taken to avoid all us les> show and to so train the girls that they may forth with clear heads and earnest hearts to the arluons duties of womAn's fife.
 Every pupil will be expected to cheerfullv submit to the order and discipline of the school aud care fully ~hun all habits that will interfere with their Lewburg is one of the naaIt hfnl locatiou- II. the sou hwcs and all that cn be desire in morals. TERMS PER SESSION 2l WEEKS Payable at the middle of the session. Primary branches. .....................$ $10 % ln"iH5ildte Dialch' s.--.-...- l2 nD Higher ...........l5 l5 Ol French, spanish, Italian, each. l0 00 MUSIC. ..-..-...-.-..-.-. p % Map Drawing. ...........-. ................ free Pupils charged from time of entrance and no de- ducion> made except in eases of proractel illness.
 Cool board can be had for SS per month.
 Application can be made to tn: teacher or to A. GORDON VIM l.. MENEFEE, F. ". HERVLY, T. F. HENRY.
 Sept 9. 1858. 5m R. WELBGRN.
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DANCiNG..

ROROFESSOR F. A. Maynard. recently of Phil A adeipha would respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen of Little Rock and vicinity that he purposes to give private lessons in this beautiful and graceful accomplishment at pupils residences.
 He will give lessons in the most fashionable Onod. rl1is and Waltzes of the day, viz: QuadriIis, WaitAes, Schottisches, Polka, Polka Re, doWa, Polka Ma1eur.a, La Narsoyia, La Iempete, Ceciiian, Puritana, EsmiraIda, etc. etc. 3
 Nov. 8 1858. tf
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ARKANSAS COLLEGE.

TNHE Seventh Session of this Institution will conn., Il menee on the first Monday in September. ls5s and continue till the 4th of July, lS5g The eonrse of study is extensive requiring in general four years for completion.
 Connected with the College is Preparatory and English Department in which special attention is paid to the elements of good classical and English education
 The facilities afforded the student in respect to petent Instructors commodioEs recitation room. good boarding, etc., not surpassed in the south west.
 FEES FOR TERM or FIVE NoNTus. Tuition, in advance English and Preparatory SIS co
 College. 20 0C Board including washing etc from sl 75 to s2 9 per week. No extra charges Students received q, any time during the session. For further informa- ton address ROBT. GRAHAM President. Sept. l, ls5o. Sm Fayetteville, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-10
NAILS. SO KEGS Nails; 25 lbs. Horse Shoe Nails Re cO ceived and for sale by Nov. 3, '5s. MCPHERSON & NEWBERN.
Hardware and Cutlery,

DUBLIC attention is directed to our stock of Hard l ware which is complete; and embraces among others the following articles Table Cutlery great variety; Pocket and Pen Cutlery. a great variety; shears, liatchets, Grubbing Hoes Hammers assorted Augers assorted; Hand Saws Sheep Shears. Butcher and Hunting Knives Chi>els, Dor and Pad Locks, Cross Cut Saws Files ass rted) Horse Rasps, Horse Brushes and Curry Combs Shoe Brushes, Draw Knives, Steelyalds. Spring Balance. Table and Tea spoons Selves. Ivory and Dress Combs, all of which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
 Nov. ,, '5S MCPHERSON & NEWBERN.
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Warren Male and Female Academy. 'ENiE above in~titution will be open for the recep- ton of pupils on the fourth Monday of January 1858. The scholastic year will consist of two sessions of twenty weekS each; and pupils will be charged from the time of enterancc to the close of the session ex cept in cases of protractel sickness: evidence of which, must be furnished to the principal.
 TERMS PER SESSION
 orthogr"phy, Reading, Writing and Arith- 7, metic ;...... .................. slo % Grammar. Geography, Composition and Flo ,- euton ............ Is % Natural. Moral and Mental Philosophy As
 tronomy. Chemistry. Mneralogt Geog-
 my. Al :cf,Ta, e5s+.netrv Snr,eying etc. % oo Latin, Greek and French Ianguagcs...... 5 no Contingent fee for eaeh pup... ......... co Rev A. L. ORA WFORD. Principal
 Miss SALLIE s. HARRINGTON Asst. Warren Ark. Jan. 19 1858. l7-tf
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M are just in receipt of new lot of Gentlemens' w fall and winter clothing of every variety and style Call and examine
 Nov. 3, '5S FFJTD 8, DOTTFy
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S;25 REWARD. STOP THE RUNAWAY.

D AN AWAY, from the subscriber. negroF< man named HARRISON aged about thir- SS ty-fye wears. five feet ten inches high rather -N. spare built jet bla.k in color: had on when he cs. capped. suit of white !insey. This negro was pur- chased in, or about Arkadelphia.
 The above reward will be paid on his delivery to me. in Little Rock, if caught in this county-and necessary expenses will be paid, in addition, if he is caught out>ide of the county.
 Nov. 3, '5S. If. THOMAS !. CHURCHILL
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LEAF H

( N commission, 80 sides of Sole and Upper Leather which will be sold cheap for cash by
 Nov. 8 1858 i TITTTT
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FEES FOR TERM or FIVE NoSTus.
CHEAPEST YET.

rINHE second term of Mrs. Joness School will con- l mence at her Academy, on Plum Bayou, Jeffer- son county, four miles east of Mason's Mil. on Mon day list November next.
 From twelve years experience as Tutoress. she fatters herself fully prepared teach all the branches connected with thorough English education, and at the following prices, viz:
 Board and tuition including washing lights. etc., etc., per session of ten months sl0o %
 EXTRA Music instruction on piano. no... 50 co Drawing and Paintiag... 10 o0 Ornamental Needle Work. ork....... 5 co No deduction for absence from school except in cases of protracted sickness.
 Students admitted at any time, but charged to the close of the term of ten months M " REFER To--Isey. Geo. w Morris Rev J. T Nor ns Mm: L. Beauiord esq, Il Mosby, esq. Dr. I NJ. Williams
 Plum Bayou, Ark, Oct. Sth, 1858. l--2m
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Searcv Female Institute.

Searcy. White County, Arkansas. YNHE Second Annual Session of this institution l under the charge of Prof. A. TRAVIS. aided by a full corps of competent assistants, will commence on the list day of September next, and close the 7th July. 1859.
 The reputation of Professor Travis as Teacher and Disciplnarianthe universal satisfaction he has given his patrons since he has had charge of the In sntute. lis high character gentleman. together with the very pleasant and healthy locality Of the in sttute justify the Trustees in assuring parents and guardians at distance, that they have every induce men to patrouize it. wih full confidence of perfect satisfaction for their trouble and outlay. It is no humbug. The system of teaching is superficial in nothing. but is such as to impait thorough, com l plete and polished ednnation.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-10

NEGRO GOODS! ECElF ED per steam boat Rough and Ready g " prs all Wool Negro kerseys, assorted eolors of all kinds. FIELD X, DOLBY Nov. 3, 1858
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-10

And the applications for he ensuing fa are larger than any previous
 l depends entirely on its OWN MERITS for supno: and while institutions the South, beraly endowed hy the State. have utterly failed TlS has continued fo n It IS the INTEREST well the duty all per. identified with the couth n insfitutons of LEA RAiNG, and edncate their children in them Al persons attend until FEY pc fecly SATIS. UP MERCHANTS
 APPLY HERE FOR
 CLERKS and
 BOOk-KEEPERS Former pnpils of this Institution may found in most of the Banks and large Hoses oi this ciiy
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Prayer and II,mn Books.

A Large supply of beautifully bound Prayer and "A Hymn Books for Catholic, Pre>byterian Eps. copa)ian, Methodist and Christian worship Together with all sorts and kinds of BIBLES. from the sInal- lest pocket to the largest family Bible in both plain and very elegant binding just received by
 | Oct 27. 1858. JNO. F. REARDON.
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HAMS

< SMALL lot of plain sugar cured hams, for sal 4 \ at the store of D. w. DODD. Nov. 3d. 1858
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Planters Goods for Negro Wear. .D0 PIECES Kentucky Jeans; ~O 10 '' Plains;
 10 [" Georgia Kerseys:
 55 '' Tenn. Union and Southern Stripes;
 5o < $4 and Brown Osnaburgs;
 g. pairs Negro Blankets Together with large lot If common Wool Hats Mud Boots. and other articles for Negro wear, re- ceived and for sale bv Nov. 8 1858. RAPLFY HANGER X CO
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Planters Goods for Negrn Near.

tNlFE or six servants, men or women, and will pay the highest cash price for them
 Nov. :. ls5S. 3t & HAYNES
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DOLE EARS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. iOG CANAL STREET, LOG
 (FOunded 1S32.) IS OPENED THROUGHOUT TIE YEAR.

THE ESTABLISHMENT IS INTENDED NA. sS manly for Adtts-and Youths, who e time IS r-s.ss& valuable, and 1t is so arranged tha, per who NIsh to learn the ENGLISH, FRENCH SPANISH
 GERNANor
 ITALIAN LANGUAGES;
 Or PEN T tNSHIP,
 BOOK-KEEPiNi,
 MATHEMATICS,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-10

PHUNOGR APHY etc, m practical manner used in business every day life can do sn ID the shortest osbe time, there Suecia Professors and apartments for each uranch
 None bn the best and most experienced and A sistans will ever be engaged there are NINE APART WEN iSa Reception Room elegantly fitted up tor visitors hat Pun interrupted their sons: and a, rneni tor the Pupils of each Poie and al.n pac tising Rooms, that Pupils the full Course in apy one Of these bauches have hour, practice each day All banche> are fngh as they mould be practiceh m bu and everyday life The English, Irene Spanish and Germ are now the Commefcat language of the world and the social literary and entc language. of the gte,te part of Europe and Amerca daily becoming more inn pnrant 10 all Pups will be exercised dnllv i, Req ing, Writing and peaAng any language they may wish to learn.
 Board can be had with families speaking any of these Ian nages.
 No nst,tntion in the Cnited States offers SD oreat f.c te for the acquisition the living lauguar and pactt cal education ihis. From 3O 40 attend annuav
 nee and other mod-rn languages will be correctly trans ed at his institution. No pains expen>e will be spared to make all the de- partmenis worthy of the confidence of the public
 Time required to quail Teachers 10 ight weeks Ordinary confse penmanshlp, from three WI eks Bookkeepng, double and single entry from fonr o eoht weeks; single entry alone from three weeks ,n guages from three to four months Phonosrapnv from two to onr weeks
 Plan CTS and country merchants can be able lee, their books correctly. and understand ANY books in A few lessons. It is the ONLY INSTITUTION IN THE uNIrEn STATES where peuons adv anced life can in PRIVATE APARfMEN :, with SPEClALPROFESSOR oerfect them. selves in ANY branch they may desire Dnti the present year persons have attended from
 Louisiana, Mississippi,
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Hoop Skirts.
Wanted.
Suniries.

Sundries. HALF DOZ. Sausage Cutters; 6 doz Cotton \ l Cards: dog. Coffee and Spice Mills;4 dog. Frying Pans: dog cast Tea Kettles; dog. Square Lanterns; dog. pair Candle>ticks. (assored,) 250 lbs. Sad Irons. Received and for sale by Nov. 3. '5S. MCPHERSON & NEWBERN.
 Received, S0O LBS. Manila Rope; 12 doz Bed Cords; coO Cotton Pow Lines; 50 lbs. Cotton Rope. Ike 'eived and for sale by
 Nov. 3, '5s. PATTERSON & NEWBERN.