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THE LIVER
IN IG OR ATOR .
pREPAREn nv DR. sANFORn,
iomn,unana sneir,lv arom 1FynNg


~ ONE oF TuE REsr PURgATIvE AND Ltv.
II ER MEpiCtNEs nov before the public. that acts
e CafAarhe easier, mder, and more eHectual than
hui Eror rsmedy hotins hfst on the Lfsr 10 eioet
lie murtid matter thus accomplishing two purposes
enuctualiy without any of Ne painful ieennu expe
uonred IN the operations n most Citfharhra u
atranathena the system a the same Time that pur.
res t and shgn iakrn daily in moderate doses viii
ktrenHtheu and build W Uith unusual rapidity.
The Liver j. one of ne principal regulators 6f the
human BODY and Whcn 4 performs its functions
gsll the Posers q ne system az Gully developed.
healthy action II ne tirw hr The proper perform.
Hnoe n ~ functions when lhe stomach 70 at iault
thc bowels ar q fsuil and The whole system suffers
In rouaaqufnee fona orr1n-the Eier-havinn cuas-
"a u 40 NJ dutY Pr NE dseases q that organ one
Of more than tHeuty years. 81 hnd some remedy
whereWth ~ eounteract thc many arrangements g.
uhich ~ is liable.
adg i a last found any vent the food nom 'rs-
person troubled wnh ing and sourinr
LIVER COMPLAINT in Only one dose taken
any ofits forus, has hut heinre retrinr prevents
io ~ bottle, snd con. Nl9lffMARE.
viction l. certain ony one dose taken
rhese Cum. remove .st night loosens The
an morbid of BAD mat Ilouels gently, and cures
tnr ffnin the system, sup - ICCHTtVENEss
plying N WeiI place one dose taken aner
healthy how of bile ~ - esch meal viii cure
virurannR NE stuwnrh,| a IhfspEPHiA.
causing hod q diHesi Il as~une dose of two
aoil rtafrrIsa the atoop teaspoouhils will alrays
rvlna tone snd heath = relieve SIC CK MEAD
rsmaving ~ n'e the caasa 81 = one botue taken fsr
tha disnaae@eHaotnH al n female obstruction rn.
rafiiral cure moves the rausu 10 The
uT.fOra ATTACKS - Idsease. and makes 4
ara cured. andI Whai ia ~ perfect cure.
batfar rurrrEFEn 81 the = only one dose inlue
occasional uas u the - 'dately relieves Cnottc
Liver inVHafatof. - Eiile
one dose sflaf aaiiuN| - une dose uflnn rrprHt
liz auflrIHni a. ralieVnI q cd lH a cure fl
CHOLERA MoRnra, and preventive ~ CuuL
ERA
.vsirri ne effects of modlrne Hnrr long sirkness
narunn bniiia taken iur iAtNbigE removes ~
aaiInrnnss af uunafural color from The skin.
tlun dnau takeu short time hefurr eating gives VI
far ID thn arrailtH. and niat ea iaod digest uen
tina dnse anan repeated cures CWNuNlC ulAn
nWCFA IA its wofHi hfrna, While arHMrn amt lows
tnmuinints yield aintisi tn lhn hfai dose
una or $50 doses cures attacks caused hT WORM
In Chffrau there a no sufrf. safer or speudcr reir
aIir in thH WHfiH. q HrHrT fIiia
harA faw bottles cures nkutat by etciuna th
afanfhnnls.
we tska risaaura IN recommending this meflicin
a. urevanhsa Or FFVEN and A0tE CHILL an
NWVrn. and I'll FENElla of BILIOUS TYPE
nnnrHfaa 9th certainty and thuussnd4 are willing
tlaffr L. : nnndnrnh virtues
AnHfa 49, e sre giving their unanimous tostimon
In be- lHHuf.
nd saaiaN hath taEeiher
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AdmInIstrafor,s N0fIce.

THE undersigned. Administrator of the
Estate of JACOB CHESTER. deceas-
cd, has presented final account of his
administration on said Estate to the Pro
bate Court Of Scott County, Mississippi,
and will, at the next May term thereof,
apply for its addition and allowance.
JAS. b. CHESTER,
Administrator.
April 6, 1859. 26-3w
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To all persons interested in the Estate Of
JOHN FUTCH, late Of Scott County,
Mississippi. deceased:
UOU are hereby notified that the un-
ii dersigned, Administrator Of said Is
tate, has presented final account of his
administration to the Probate Court of said
County. and will at the next term there
of. lthe first Monday of May next,) apply
for its addition and allowance.
LEE p. MURRELL.
administrator.
March 80. 1859. 2j-5t
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NEW ESrABElSHMENF AT DESOTO.

... lla't n Salltk Olunf,l
Az - pnrglassa she rernaininr sfa~t of Goods
~ MhhcAAffLE BrsfNESs II me old .taad IL
WI ~ .t., 10y ~. . -, . iana = larre stock of
enlrarins The usual variety suited u ne uis ofthe
uu country. - .t'N
gROtERfES HARDWARE CUTEFRy,
n hct eFrfytn suited % the country tr,ir - ,,,
ally found ln up county sinrea ne ~ II eeif ~ ~"
M9hiLh fRfCEs FOR CASH
artnr customer could demand.
His OIL friends IN smith county. and the tark eeun
w generally hfinNng then cotton % Iasaio ali
hnd u % their interesi io give him call He niedr
himself % snll them goods foF rash or In exrhsrs
20 cotton ~ - 5000 terms A. uey can - haurht
anywhere on the Inc n TIE ruad-af Fntrruri.s Il,
any other place. Nis mnftn gill ha
HQFfCh 6iEES AND low pRTcFqa
and b. 4 dsteruliucd % plesss ~ ersspactfsIv soi
rifs 4 share uf custom. nOnHT II WFrsfa
nahia. March N, iall. ar
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Onions" DR.. Hall says, ''are one of
the most nutritious, heathful and detesta-
BILE articles of food in our markets. We
never ate one to our knowledge, and
never expect to; we can smell them a
mile off, perhaps. \ few grains of roast
ed coffee eaten Immediately afterwards,
or teaspoonful Of vinegar swallowed, re.
moves at once the odor from the breath
If onions are half boiled, the water thrown
away, and are then put in soup to be boil
ed done the odor will be but little no
ticed."
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PAULDING, MISSISSIPPI, APRIE I3, 1859.
Geaal AObertIstui
The state of SIIssIsl .

WAYNE COUNTY,
To Albert Mclaughlin, Erasma eLaugh-
lin and Susan Mclaughlin choctaw
County. Alabama, minor IA at law of
the Estate Of DOUGALD IACGH-
LIN. deceased. and to all q persons
interested in said Estate
NoC. and each of YOU, are eby cited
i to be and personally q D in and
before the Hon. Probate of said
Wayne County. next TO be b at the
Court House thereof. in the of Win
chester, on the 2nd Monday ay next,
then and there to show caus ANY they
can. why the prayer of the p on Of Ed
ward ". Davis, administrai said de
cedent. to sell certain slave nging to
said Estate, and named in petition,
should not be granted and and suf-
fer such other things as sh1 the said
Court be deeemed right ana per in the
premises.
Witness, the Hon. TN sk-75eas, Jndge
of Probate, the 2nd Monday in March.
A. y. 1850.
Given under my hantl and
SEAL seal of office, the 30th day of
March, A. ID. 1859.
JAMES w. BOYKIN,
Probate clark ". e.
April e, 1859. 2G-jt
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Mother" said young man coming
into Mrs. Morton's boudoir one morning,
"who is that lovely girl in the nursery?
Such hair and eyes, and such a fgureW
"What are you talking about, George?
Since you came home from Germany you
go crazy about every pretty face. There
is no one in the nursery but your sisters
and their governess, Miss Ashly"
"Ashly! Any relation to Harry"
"No! Have you never heard the story?
Oh, recollect; you went away very soon
after it happened, so l suppose you have
forgotten it. Mrs. Ashly picked up this
little girl running about barefooted in
some obscure country town, brought her
home and adopted her. She had her ed
ucated in the best schools and by the best
masters, and every one thought she meant
to leave her her money. or that Harry
would marry her. Last winter she brought
her out, and she made quite sensation.
Harry, as you know, went TO Europe to
study, and has not returned. About two
months ago Mrs. Ashly died, and there
was no will found but an old one, drawn
up years ago, leaving all her property to
Harry. Marion, of course, has nothing
so after the executors of the will closed
Mrs. Ashly's house until Harry comes
home, offered her the place of governess
to Lizzie and Rosa, and here she is"
But why the -"
George -
"Why don't Harry take care of her p
The idea of such girl as she is going out
to teach ~
''She is splendidly educated, and it's ne
disgrace TO make her talents suppor
| her"
Il know that; but there she was, sit
ting in the nursery, Lizzie before her
looking at everything but her book, Rosi
finding out the difference between A an,
X, at her knee, and Susan. with som,
sewing, talking to her, while Archy
mounted on the back of her chair, wa
demolishing the finery in Susan's basket
BY the way, Mother, are you not making
a nursery maid of her. Is she to TAX
care of Archy, and do your sewing, as wei
as teach the girls?"
at was Just cap l wanted trimmed
and don't know how Archy came to b
there"
Evening fell Marion was seated IN he
own room, tired with her days's labor, an
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A REyoLUrIoNARY RELIC

A REVOLUTIONARY RELIc.-The Edge
field Is. C.,) Adpertiser says:
Our friend J. H. NJ, has deposited in
our sanctum cannon ball lately found a
few miles distance from the site Of the old
Ninety-Six fort. 1t was six FOUNDER,
but has slumbered in rust long enough to
have lost portion Of its gravity. Could
that old cannon talk, we leave each one
to imagine what it would say.
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years; leet inches high
weighs $50 pounds; spare built; rather a
down-cast look; speaks very intelligently.
/ think there is some white person CON
nected with him; he is well dressed: carri-
ed away with him hand-axe. / think that
he is travelling towards Columbia. Marion
county, Mississippi. ! will pay the above
reward for his delivery to me, or confine-
ment in any safe jail where / can get him.
A. TAYLOR.
W-ayuesJoro, A,g. 2I, 1853. 45-tf
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SUCCESSOR 40 SWAN a co.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
AN orders ~ Lottery trkets adlres-rd g. the
suhaether, VII have bs rersoual snj prompt aiten-
Isn.iAtva i1lv
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EBERT MURRELL,
L. JOHNSON a. CO.'S
Type, Stereotype and Electrotype
FOU n d ERY.
ESTABLISHED IN isQ6
Too Preails arGTyiol ai ne Crystal PJaes Exhibition

IN Nor TOrk
NyE manufacture and offer Tor sale the largest va
w nety Of Printing Types, and all the aPpurten-
li.hment IN the United States and "f quality deem
ed unrivaed.
The composition Of our metal il calculated 10 afford
the greatest irnbifV while the scrupulous care
eresed IN the sitting up oi the type II such ~ 10 in
sure accuracy and squarcmrsz Of hudy, etc.
Our tsctcz are 20 extended rs o. enable rs % tll
orders of any amount
Estimates given in detail with the cost Of all the
articles required Tor a Newspaper Ofice.
Plain or Fancy Type, Music q unParallelled beauty
Cuts, Brass and Metal Rules Labor saving Rules oi
nine various patterns, Brass Braces, Dashes, Brass
Circles. Ovals etc. etc.
PREssEs of all descriptions and an sorts of Print
ing Materials, tmo=t of which made by u.s. will b.
furnished AZ manufacturers prices.
PRINTING INK of all qualities and colors, Var
nishes Bron1es, Ac We are agents for the Inks, &c
uftle most celebrated American and English MHnu-
iacturcr- which sell on the lowest terms.
STEREUTipfNG or ELECTROTlPiNG 0f Books =,
Music. Wood Cuts. jobs, etc. Type used in stereo-
typing for sale III reduced prices.
WOOD Cuts designed and engraved In the finest
style - art
our Specimen Book (the first of it, class in the
country. and original IN IT, conception and getting
vii he sent 20 au printers that have not received u
whn will direct a. how may be transmitted 20 them
We publish elegant quarterly Journal called
~Ihe Topographic Advertiser containing matters o
interest 10 every lover Of fine typography, which viii
/ b. forwarded graiuitously 20 every printer who do
| sircs 90 receive it.
| workmanship. Ee refer ~ tho numerous c0mmenda
tory notices with which the American press hhounds
/ l.. JOHNSON CO.
/ 006 sanscm Street, Philadelphia. ~.
/ faiiaslipAta, Fn- August q, isss. tsiy
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Some scandal-hunting old ladies in a
quiet neighborhood in New York city,
made the discovery that late every night
a man came whistling down the street to
a respectable boarding house, where a
door was opened by a young lady, and he
was admitted into the house after giving
her a salute that shocked their 1.-THE old
ladies') ideas of propriety. They called
upon the landlady, informed her of what
they had seen, and of the talk" it was
creating in the neighborhood They
we're informed that the man worked on
a morning paper, and bis wife, dear soul
that she is, sits up to let him in whenever
he whistles to inform her of his presence
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Land Agency.

rTyfTE undersigned will aitcnd 20 the payment of
i Taxes. OF the sale ~ Land i9r non-residents oi
d. state IN snv II the counties IN Eastern Mississippi.
lis extensive acquaintance. and the knowledge q
he market value ofour Lands, vii enable hiin a. Al
times obtain the highest price for lands placed IN
he hands fur sale. > X MANS.
hpantiia1. Nov. q, isds ~
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GRANn SGHRMR.
TICKETS;
whoIss 81, Halves sa.5O, Quarters sI.25.

TICKETS;
whoIss s., Halves sa.5O, Quarters sI.25.
An Prizes paid Immediately afler the Drawing.
- s--
On the lst of each month $40 scheme, with Cap
it II fooO, will he drawn and on tho 18th q each
month g. scheme, with Capital Of SoOO0 will he
drawn.
Person. sending money by mail need not fear its
being lost. Orders punctually attended 10. Commu-
nicationz strictly confidential Notes u sound Banks
Tho-S ,risbiny purtcuIar numbers SbouIJ order
Immediately. Registered Letters 1T our risk.
Certified copies u the drawing mailed 10 al pur-
chnsers of Tickets immediately after the drawing
RRFBRB.VCBs,
Hon. OVID e.. SPARKS. Mayor of Macon La
ROCHE BELL savannah. ia 4. r. BLOOM, Cot
ton Fs.tor. Macon, Ga FARLEY. JUREY 60.
New Orleans.
w. Q. DAWSON a CO, Managers,
SAVANNAH or MACON. GA.
OR Box u, Number II, New Orleans, La
as-Puzes cashed either in Macon or savannah.
ga or at No. sois 81 Charles, between Gravier and
Cgmmercial Place sew Orleans, La
March 3. ls5a 2j-ly
To Young Men.
N FVL EXCESS. sELF-ARU@F. OF the d,4ahty
arsing from sexual DISEASE. can be SURELY
and pERMANENTLY RESTORED To PERFECT
ELIXIR DE VIE
This most valuable Medicine IL prepared from a
RECEfPr OF An EMINENT PfRlsIAN PHYsi-
ClAN. and is constantly used iu Europe with NEVER
FAILING sUCCEsS II vill thoroughly remove all
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
SEMINAL EMISSIONS,
AND
IMPEDIMENTs To MARRIAGE,
And will restore the sufferer and the Inlpoteut to
state u PERFECT MANLY VIGOR Il wilfthOrough-
N eradicate the effects Of either
MERCURY or DISEASE,
nom which many thousands are continually suffer
ing without knowing remedy.
The cost of cure y trhng. one bottle will last
month, and Is sutahie for either -ex. sent free by
mail 20 a parts n the United sistc-.
prics, 81 per bottle.
Adilress
u. n. ANDERTON
al Broaduay, NY
y b-A Circular containing hill particular. and %.
retnz EiI h. sent with each bottle and free 60 any
ailresa, on application
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED
Nrr YrFI M4rrh N fssn alNr,
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NOTICE TO THE WORLD.
"a The we'll known
W JASPER BATTLE HOUSE,

T. now open for the reception Of guests,
and the undersigned hatters himself that
he can accommodate those that may give
him call as we'll, or better, than any one
else in his line.
w. II. EDMONSON.
Puiiirg, April 6, 1889. 9J-tf
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CAPITALS or
$4,000, $1,000, $4,000, &C.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT REDUCTION.

CLASSES I and draw q savannah ,'a. April llth
snI 18Th $50 Al ARNuRY HALL under the sworn
supcrinteudenre of Commissioners ". X ~ Nuns,
ant a. ". pRENTtSS E-qrs.
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How TO Cool WATER.-lt il is desired
to cool water for drinking in warm wealth
er, and ice cannot be had for the purpose,
let il be kept in an unglazed earthenware
pitcher, wrapt around with two or three
folds of coarse cotton cloth kept con-
stantly wet. The theory of cooling water
in this manner is the absorption of heat
from it 10y the evaporation of the mois-
ture in the cotton cloth-eXpansion pro
duccs cold, compression heat.
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TWO LADIES competent % instruct IN All depart
II menfs of eiucaiion, solid aud ornamental, desire
~ establish = Seminary in = healthy locston. Ad-
dress THE MlsSEs BLANK,
Tnionvills. =. e.
March o. 1859. as,
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Miss WatkinSOn's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

F}tga}s-half session of five months % air1Hcs.
The remarkably heslthy location of this school.
renders t very desirable retreat Tor summer pupils
% b. only TWENTY-FIVE miles from the Railroad and
connected with it bv stage.
Ihl-.l-hn.l NJ. ..ul I..a LltF
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NEW GOODS
Ar EOH. PRECEs ron C.EsH O.NTI'
On WEST SIDE OF THE RAILROAD,
Near Ferrcllz HUtsLl
DeSoto.
EvANs 4 MORRIsoN

EVANS a MOhhAAsON
TVANE received aud are now opening large stock
uf wcIl-selceted Goods ui every description. and
and are alde 90 afford them to those who wish 90 ap-
plv money o. the best advantage. a. or near Mobile
retail prices. The assortment is complete a- auv
in the place consisting of cverything usually kept
Stores. and supplies vii he constantly received
persons wishing g. purchase. especially those who
have tho cash To- pay, viii certainly find o. their
tere-t 10 call aud examine stock, consisting Of
Dry Goods,
Dornestic- Oualurgs Linscys Jeans Caliruos Linens
Mu-lin-. tiiaghams. Clothing. Shoes Hats.etc
together with large assortment of
Hardware, & Cutleryt Groceries, CrOckery,
Tools. etc, etc. etc.
at of which vii ~ sold for cash country produce.
such as Hides. Chickens, Beeswax, Tallow. h5-Cash
paid Tor Cotton.
DsSof0. Jan. 9, 1siq I3-Iv
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S25 ReMarhI

RANAWAY from the un-
dersigned, near Waynesboro,
Wayne county, Mississippi, on
thenightofthe 18th of August,
inst, a bright Mulatto boy,
named MAS; aged about 2l
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WOOD, EDDY \ CO., Managers,
sucrsssora 90 y. SWAN a co.

The fllowInr scheme will hs drawn ty Wood ~.
dY Cn Managers " thr sparta Academy Lottery IN
each nf their single Number lotteries for April
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Is man ever justihable in either esser
II 90, which,
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summervIIIe Female Seminary.

ZEB. G. GATHRtGHT .a.....P .PriacJ1i and Proprietor.
Miss LOU HAMlLIuN-........... Husr.
TINHIS SCHOOL comIuends itself for it- advantages
II Of health. dependent character and surr,-- in
moral aud ir-theticalh hr3iniur
No patronage desired unless prove 90 the public
that We deserve &C. uur appointments. ace 1miuod3-
tions. and arrangements are good.
Address Gu0Is0S. Mssi-eIppi.
ZEB. C. GATHRIGHT
A5-Semi-annual terms begin ou the second Mon
dav Ia February.
Charges fpr hve months So 20, including music,
payable in advance cash or notes drawing interest
Without the music the charges are, for five months,
80 90.
Jan. IS. 1850. I4-lv
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SALEM HIGH SCHOOL.

GREENE COUNTY. Miss.
FI'HlS SCHOOL having location not surpassed IN
Il healthfUnc7s by any other. and free from the
temptations 90 vice. incident Co towns and Villages,
entered on it, thirteenth wear the first Monday uf
October last under the care of we'll qualified teach
ers.
ARE. MONTH.
Common English branches l.iu
Higher a..................-........ leo
Latin. Greek. French. Spanish, and Higher
M,thematics ..................... 800
Music on the Piano with uSC Of instrument. SEQ
Drawing Painting and Needle rk.............. 100
Board with lodging and waShin from 20 $1,000
Books and Stationery are furnished 8t the place 20
a small advance ON the Mobile rsts prices. for cash.
Board snd Tuition Co Dee paid Jt the end of c.rh
sion LIST March and AuguStl
The Sessions begin 1st Monday of October and 1st
"Wednesday Of March.
For further particulars enquire Of
REV. j. u. THOMSON.
Mcleod. GToruc County. Mis-.
: 1H
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Glass 10 Draws Saturday. April 10. 1850.
Glass W Draws Saturday, April %, 1850.
Class IL Draws Saturday. April 30, 1850.
On the Plan OF single Numbers.
5000 TlCKETS!
Five Thousand Four Hundred and
Eighty-Five Prizes!
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
N1s Torl. March ., tsso 2I-6m
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MADISON EGE,


ADDISON COLLEGE,
SHARON MISSISSIPPI
FINIfE Sessions of ths Institution commence on the
ii hr-t Monday of October. and end ou the third
Thursday Boz July.
REV. 7. C. THORNTON. u. T.
Pssifeuf aad Professor = Moral asi Intellectual SrCrc
0nti S1rrai Lif~ratTe
REV. ,. ". PUGH. 4. NJ
Fics pfestieut. ard Professor u Mathematics. Natural
~ 'nsfFlhf assf trfrrHTlff.
~. ". PIERCE. 4. ".
Professor u EHiz Li'rru'rs 0rf Iss.sf1Hf PTdfsssr
~ M1ral alf Tltf1c-fu1i Sei.arc.
". T. a. HtNNIJITI- \. NJ
Professor q Langaga CaHprratirs Iaat9Hy, and NJ
Cefnf.
D. p. COMFORT A ~.
Prinopa' u fhe Preparatory D,pr7fncnf.
JOHN FLpN Frs A. D..
Tutor.
Terms Tuition iu the First and Second Divisions
of the Preparatory Department 80: n the hfrd 80.
and In any uf the College Classes, $50 pCr session n
ten months. Good beard can De- bad tt ten dollars
per month.
by reference 20 the Catalogue which viii he sent o.
any one Application o. the President, 90 either Of
the Professor o v he seen that The eolir-a Of study
is extensive. aud that every fely b. afforded ir the
acquisition ct good and solid '.luyafIuu.
No deductions, except f1r protraei.d illness.
inf 4 o.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
~ ~ pRAwN -

YEARLY oSErRlzEr To EVERY NINE TICKETS
Smyrna times., 1859-01-20
OBITUARIES

n ncPat,ed tins lite, Dec. Dist, utimo, near
teI'on station, Kent Co, Del, Mrs. SARAu
ANDERSON, aged 90 years.
Inc subject of this obituary was a member of
me M. r.. church for over forty va.rs
one was an humble, devoted and consistent foI-
lower OF Jesus. Devotedly attached 70 Tho
church OF her choice, her influence and ber
means were employed for the iurtherance nj ia
interests. 10 her dwelling many weary timer
ants have found u pleasant home and the kind
est entertainment. Many Of the members of
tue fhlIadeIphla Conference will bear.in crate.
'u' remembrance the large-hearted hospItaIitv
""'ch they have shared under her root. Her
'''ntSs was short; but, though her call was
sudden she was ready. A few hours before
"eF sPrR winged It's fight heavenward. her
'uts' soon TOOK the old Family. Bible" and
sald " Mother, do you know what this is ~"
Ol' yes, It's nay Bible - Mother. do its
PROMISES silIl comtorr y"ur' She replied, " Yes.
yes; th ough them hook to Jesus i shall soon
oe nome; praise the Lord!" Gently as ni0ht.
Jews ii'i to The ground, she breathed out her
'ie on The bosom OF her Saviour She has left
Nv e children and large circle of relatives and
uiehus 10 mourn an lrreparabe loss. Pre-
ciouS IN The sight of the Lord is the death of
His saints NJ
''''0 nv 'H tHc 0tH instant, HENNEL
ID. ANDERSON, III hls 10Th year,-rhe only and
beloved S"n OF Luticia Anderson.
He was a youth beloved bv all who knou,
num- eOedlent to his fond and afflicted mother.
ana pleasant and atable IN his tnauaers TO ali
VIA whom he associated. To lie agc d, weary
u 'he cares aud dIsappoln' ment> Of the world,
Death comes many times welcomed messer.
,eF nut I" the young, when all things are
n@'d win beauty, 1t Is sad TO think of death.
e' 'here are s"me young persons who seem to
, ea'hH ce'e'lla atmoe phere even upon ter
es'Iai soI Such was amIable Pennel, who
las passed away. And although one so lovely.
" yo"'4' 50 t"ndcry beloved, by mother, SIS
''N, r''"'iN'S ard irirrd>, Is gone; although
ne NY hnd The rlu!ri VIII soon blossom on his
rave, We will "re day understand the mys.
Fry, aud realize how true the saving. u He
oplh all things we'll" linn
ftHo" January l6ih, la5-.