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G ALHOUN INSTE UTE,
MACON, MISS.
v. R. POINDE1TER, PRINCIPAL & PROPRIETOR

/ " IL, fUlNDEAIEK, PRINCIPAL & PROPRIETOR
1 IHOSE interested in thorough and polite female
education would do well to Investigate the claim,
70 pubic notice OF the above School Itpossessts The
adv antages Of College and Select School, * philo
@ophlcal in instruction and elegant in its apponr
ments and accommodations.
Faculty composed OF twelve able. eyperienca6
southern Teachers at a very heavy expensa 10,
been employed. II has been selected without r.garg
70 price and with grea, caution The Proprietor feel
assured that the Faculty of no Female School in m,
lilteu states HurpasseS IT, To confess the truth tho
Fflnclpal feels what he considers laudahle aulitnr
20 establish School altogether of Southern material
winch shall successfully compete with any III III,
Ihteq states Its pernanence is secured in the fact
that the whole lot and buildings are the private rrr
erty ofthe Principal Individual enterprises in school
have always ranked highest and are always safest
we instance a few: BEMAN Of Georgia. TurvTFR of
RETT Of Virginia.
Our object in establishing a Southern School i MOI
tor selfish purposes, to play upon the pFcudiees ~
the South and thus to widen the breach already TOO
woe through Abolition agency. No tod forhid-I,.
TO develop and patronize own teaching talent an
WITH patriotic PRIDE to enter the lists in honorable
emulation
TERMS:
Board and English. ................ - soon a,
Mnsie oh any instrument except Harp. co "
Music on mar 1Oa I'd
Modern Languages-French Spanish and ltal-
Ancient Language S............... m y,
Drawing and Painting IN Water Colors..... 10 az
embroidery Of any hnd............... IA az
Lessons m shell-Work or Wax-Worl, per lcs-
EnEil,h Tor DAY patrons according to advance
The above rres are for the whole term. ~ ~ "
ModeIh Languages and Ornamentals of ali kinds
taught for $50 each. ~
The next session will open on the first Of October
w. aEsogues Circulars and References viii H.
uIhisacd upon application 10 the Principal at Ma
Macon, lrss., sept 10. 1857. aa-tf
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AN TA Dn


AIIORNEf and COUNSELLOR At L4IF avn
SOLICITOR ~ CH4NCFPY
SHiELUSBORO'. ,Bnv ST IouisA
u;rl .;.-: Miss
dlclal District Of AIisSj~Sjppi '''1 Aie'i'ii q
Jan.
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JOHN c. WILKINSON

5IIORNEI AND COUNSELLOR LAW
NASHVILLE. MISS.
NIi-L give prompt and faithful attention TO all le-
wv gal business entrusted to his care in the several
ourts of the ID Judicial District
HGstLIllf. jim. -. ISL
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ENTERPRISE CLOTHING STORE.
New and Cheap Goods.

NV anu OIAC6tU UUUtlSs
NJ I al' pr" receiving and opening, ~ our New
w store. corner Of Front and Free Bridge streets
oar stock If TT
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been selected Will care nv one of The firm
ia New York ami other good markets IN oceon,p,n
dating terms. which viii enable Il, To .cI Al loyy TO-
uru~. " -
Nrf8rtcr ourselves from the experience We have
'l ~ N' iafe an this place that stock VIII he
n''inl pt'h!Ty adapted TO the wants Of the Farmer
l'' '.A'L~ Naaihg = tins point; and We mean what
WE WILL MAKE TT 10 THEIR INTEREST ~
DEAL WITH Is.
OUf Mock is Large and Entirely New.
it4l~-t- q every variety Of staple Dry Goods such
IA N't-rh s. llAu-. t~nahurg-, Blankets Cotton
stripes. Ticking. Hickory Shirrings Brown ma Bna
paWe-uc~-.ti Of the best materials
CALICOES. CALICOESIi
our stock of PRINTS j. one Of the largest ever opan
ed I'd tu- market. and IL the latest az les W. Nav
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Female seminary.

Z , :; GAI HRIGfH Principal and Proprietor
$500 - AA-A-A 4 N'.N'..'''. Music.
IHlS SCHOOL commend- itself for its ADVANTAGES
4 o. he3ith' independent character. and success in
moral and misunderstanding.
No Patronage desired lInleSSw prove "a tho ,rllfa
tiat We deserve u. our appointments, accommods-
tlohS, ana arrangements good.
Address GHoIsoN, Missssippj.
$780, FEB. G. GATHRIGHT
Rp S.nll-arnual terms begin on the second Mon
day in February
Charges for 1--WE months SST 20 inrI,fiinr ,,,,,.;,
payable in advance, in cash or notes drawn, part
M5'H"ut the music the charges arc for FIVE months
Jan. Il. 1859. 49,,
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GEO. WOOD.
THOS. 5. NE1,-.r,.

0 z NEF At LAW
w WavnS Se'ige ~ me Courts ofLauderdae. Clark
Lack So" ~, Jasper, and in Jones C;fesn per-,
A3 i,,l larrlson end Hancock Counties
March 3. IS5 a. Roads, jackson County. Miss.
-----
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Tutor
9erg@sI 5itTcn in tho FIRST and second T3ti~i, H.
OIL the preparatory Departments SO: IN the Third SO
ana IN any Of the College Classes $50 per session -
ten months. Good board can be had IL ten dollars
per month.
~ reference I" tle catalogue winch VIII be sent to
any one on application the President or either ot
the Professors, it will be that the course Of study
i extensive and that every facility afforded for the
acquisition Of good and solid education
NJ deductions. except for protracted illness.
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CHAS. A. Snrrmrr

& O L MY SIrRy-
JASPER coUyTr MISS
Address, Dayisville Miss.
March 16, 1850
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I'HE EXERCISES ofthc above Institution were re.
i sumetl on the first Monday Of October last. Tn,
number Of pupils is now greater than AZ any former
period, ana u constantly increasing. The Trustee.
and Teachers. encouraged by the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the School determine
70 spare no labor or expense 70 make il an Institution
o. NE very hTst order, whore young men acquire
a thoTough business education or prepare to cn'el
any class in College.
The Principal has purchased the BOARDING House
heretofore kept by Rev p f. StcrnS and viii be- ,,-e
pared on the first Of January ensuing, with new ana
comfortable rooms for the accommodation III twenty
five boarders
Inc second session Of the present scholastic yeH
VIII commence on the first Monday Of March mex,
and continue five months Students can cntar ~ IN,
time, and are charged from The time Of entrance III IN.
close Of the Session.
Tuition two, three. or four dollars per rnonfb M
cording to studies pursued
Board. exclusive Of lights and Washing ten dollars
Ptt iioh' Pa!ahle one half advance, the other ball
at the close Of the session
n. $ $ MELLEN. Principal.
FlerccS Springs. Garke o.. Mss.
10
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~ NET AT LIW.
VKyur SllTMAN, Miss
w ~ X m proteSsionin the several courts
VxtnaaL Sept. Is, 1855 '9Nee .r
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'llaLlLltl
SHANNON & STREET.

4
QUiTAAN. MISS.
RJerepce':- a. T. q w. j. Ledyard, Boykn. M'Rae
{ Foster, James W Goodman. Wiley Harbip Foote
Richards. J. B. Arnold, Mobile. Ala
QntlHda. April - 1854. 23-tf
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s cH OIL S


NEW INSTITUTION has lust been
L1established at LAUDERDALE SPRINGS,
Mississippi.
Instruction will be given in the various
branches Of ornamental and useful learn
ing.
The Principal, Rev. NEH. Brown, TWEEN
ty years connected with the first Schools
and colleges of the country. offers the
highest testimonials of ability and fitness
for his position.
Board with parental care for the comfort
and welfare Of the pupil, may be had with
the Principal, or in private families, and
at reasonable rates.
Address as above,
n. BROWN.
Principal.
Lapderda2e Springs Hiss.
FEB. II, 1859. IS-tf
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been nm.
ncuded hy the MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS m a
most valuable and neyerftilng remedy for
DYSPEPSIA. pIARRHEA
DEBILITY. HEARTBURN
BIIIpG~NESS JAUNDICE
LIVER COMPLAINS. BLOOD DISEASES.
&c &c- sc.
Are also a sure and certain preventive against FF
WEIR AND AGUE CHOLERA SUMNER COM
PLANTS. &C. and = the most valuable and ettica-
ciOu- TONIC AND APPETIrE-CREATINtI COM
POUND ever offered 10 the public.
Hy the use Of these Btters ALL DISEASES OF
THE BLOOD will be thoroughly eradicated and M
those uho arc suffering from early excess and PROS
restored 10 a ROBUST AND VIGOROUS STATE OF
The DIGESTIVE ORGANS Will be stimulated end
PERMANENTLY STRENGTHENED Appetite Will
BE- created. and the dchlltated subject restored 10
new life
This remedy has very agreeable TASTE and will be
taken readily hy children We'll as adults
All persons suffering from any of the above com
plants are invited 10 try Or. BRUNON'S BTTTERS
puse.-For an adult a small wlne-gassful three
times day; for child. small tea-spoonful twice a
day.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
742 Broadway, N. ".
sold al 50 cents per bottle, S. per Dozen s. 50 per
gallon; extra Bitters for Bar-rooms, by the gBou or
barrel at the low price Of 81 % per gaon fine Stoghn
toms Riters, 81 3 per gallon.
Fer sale by all Druggists and Grocers,
WHOLESALE AND Retail, AT
742 Broadway, Ny.
Sent by Express to all parts Of the United States
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
Nc1 York, April ., 1859. N-lv
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BRANDON, MISS
| / A. resumed the practice, and Will give PROMPT
atIenuon to all business entrusted to him in the
circuit and Probate Courts Of the counties Of Rankin
scott smith and simpson, and the Courts in Jackson
NOV. q 1901 4-Iy
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LAW NOTTCE
NJ + DICAL NOTICE.

. EN ANS,.......R. LEACHMAN
$50 ATTORNEYS AT L4W
- address the firm either At orlr, AZ or NT,pr,x
Jan. Is. 1859
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VI ISON COLLEGE.

SHARON. MISSISSIPPI
I'HE sessions OF tins institution commence on the
L first Monday of October. and end On the third
Thursday in july.
REV. 7. G. THORNTON. D. d..
President, aud Professor Of Moral aud Intellectual Scepes
and Sacred Literature
REV. J. VI. PUGH. A. NJ
Itce- President and Professor n Mathematics Nqt1,
Philosophy and Asfroaomy
II. W. PIERCE. A. NJ
Professor q English Literature and Ass.stqHf Po6esso,
Of Moral and Intellectual Science
w. L. G. HTTNNICUTT A. M,
Professor q Languages Comparative Anatolay and In,
gsiae
g. F. COMFORT. A. NJ
Principal Of the Preparatory Department
JOHN FLOWERS. 4 H.
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7
j. $. d :. ii. TERRAL,
ISRAEL WEIGH.

al IOhNE > dAD GU ASELLOhS A T La W,
QI11MAN MISS
Refegmces:-A. q, Horn, Mobile Ala. S r. Adams
Padding Miss Colonel Griffin, Enterprise, Miss.
tJrft4gB. March I45S os7
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ATTORNEY AND COTySFfT1p ar Ym
HERNANpO MISS - - -
NJ IL practice in all the Courts of North Nissss
states Court AZ Pontotoe i" al ue INV q
hs-Colleetons made pronptlv
He'n9ndo. Mss, March 2 lS5g
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w. p. HARRIS,

lLate Of the firm Of NJ Alum 4 Wat+sN
AIIORAEl AND COUNSELLOR LAW
Sept. 9, 1854. 80
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Ivy, Shearcr y CO.,

wv. AhcaTcr = TO-,
q r O Q Z r 8
. and p Front and Commerce Streets.
MOBILE ALA.
FlNE located 100 Mobile and entered In the Gro
eerg Business offer 70 tul and complete stool, M
Nefthern "9 - and Western Produce and every oth-
t '- n iIefr line - hu,.De@s. as good terms
as lA,F can w. bought ia the etr.
iA,T ,tyf-, of Liquors s. complete and was selected
the state. t''''7 ~
men country friends arc solicited to call and *
anime their stock
-H'''e April 10, ISIS 2G-lv
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y = - = ' = INAe
u Il " u A Z IS n y - = n n

4 TTORNET law
JACKSON. MISS
once over Robinson a Co.'S store State street
Jackson, Feb Il, 1857. 5o 90
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do, DR. allen BRIDGES

IIIDENEIS 4 Z Il IT.
III ANING formed a eo-parmership in the practice
Of the Law. viii attend punctually TO All business
'nlrusted to their management
PnUjdiHg, Nov 70. 1858. J4tf
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WINCHESTER b. SHELBY,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAH
MACON. MISS.
MILL practice in the Courts OF Noxubee. Kemper
W Winston, Landerdale and Clark.
Macon, Feb. lS, 1858. Is-ly
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l.. WEsTBROOI
= j, JAMES 4. j. MONROE,
DIR. l.. MARTINEZ.


ANINft located AT De-oto Miss beps leave To ton
der his professional services 10 the citizens ~
ne village ana surrounding country.
i)eSJt0. May s. 1888. 30-Iv
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TO HOTEL KEEPERS.
DR. BRTNOy'S BTT7ERS

RESTAURANTS DRUGGISTS, GRoCERs AND THE
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Hardware. Cutlery. Bar trou Mails. stoves,
ttatInat. Tnwafe. turitar Points uf..
Wlu.IHN Nitaa. tiuH.. AEft uIfIui llu.
Fi.nfeuta sfd WH#Eaur.a fuHfa
.sf Hr.Eu .l...lHF#H.H.
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IrlnC
Lapderdale Springs Hiss.
Feb 10 1850
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JCDSON FEMALE TVSTITTTE-
Marion. Alabama
Miss WatkfnSOn's
b GAL DING AND DAY SCHOOL
ED NnI-Nl. Ar.rr,-.

Terms Of Tuition:
For, pupils in English over years. s. 90 pernontb
under :" 90
IIellcI'...... 2U1
" Helc'..... ............... 90
1Ht % IlaL '..-...- / %
contingent eXpenseS................. 20
Board including fuel and lights. S1oand SO
" ,telll u s. 90
1fBdbte-haf session Of five months al 1drqnee
Inc remarkably healthy location Of Tins School
renders 1t very desirable retreat for Summer pupil.
" Is only twenty-five miles from the Railroad ana
connected with it by Stage.
f'dHtdlag, hiss. Sept. 10 1855 4o.tf
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- ;, CHAS. A. JENNINGS.
=, ~, L@(e q Cahaba. Alabama,)
\ 4 . Il n T. y A n law

xxrrrf SOLICITOR ~ CH4NCFRy
WAYNE NM q ne Counties Of Lauderdale clark
III =, sumter and Choc,aw in Aabsma ~ '''e No'n'
Judge J, Hancock f'NSeh1 AZ the once OF
Marion Hiss. March ls5o
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A f. is 'i--r. " " Levy lfi' '.-. IT, - ,ETuf der.
LEDY ARDS q SCHROEDER,
co VI VI SSION MERCHANTS
MOBILE. ALA
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THE LADIES COMPANION
SEWING MACHINE,
VIM. II. AVereII,


Ii. Ars-,. q. a. ~, AOs bAt PHlN ST. MOBILE
Mobile. Jan. 4. ls5q '''ee ',.s eoo'
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=. - LEWIS 'iI,.' q poRTEouss..


silks, Staple IL Fancy Dry Goods.
Na. at bAlFHlN STREET MOBILE ALA
lfst.fs. Jan i-s4. IL VI
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WHOLESALE GRNCE-s
No. 30 Commerce $500
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SchOIa Electa Grammatical OTo ,doIs,,.n,aii,
Goodman Institute.

TTTI7T IN IITTT - IN
A5-Catalogues furnished on application.
Dec. Is, 1855.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-05

SHERIFF a. SFEUIAL MASTERS

SHERlFE ~ SPECIAL MASTERS
- SALE-Pursuant TO the command Of order Of sale
issued Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Cuyah0ga
County, the suit OF William s. Hacomb pl, against
uonry A. Robinson, 6t al, dos,, TO directed, shall
ler for sale Public Auction, the door OF the Court
House corner of and Chumpiau streets) the
liu Cleveland said county, ihe lGth day Of May
1859 at o'clock z. NJ Of said day the touwingde Cirbed
lands and tenemeus % wit Situate in the t0wnshp OF
he c0uuy Of CuYuEoga and known by and is bounded
fol luvss Being No. u tho ninth tenth range Of
townships n the Connecticut Western Reserve in the
Ohio and whir also boz the Cuurty of Cuyahoga,
aud Is k1lwu all the house aud lot occupied
and owned by Bounded an The north by the and
LOT owned by william WaldrDn; eat by Main street,
twenty -vG fcct south by store Hud lot owned by Philips
Osh0uru, aud west by lno running parallel with Main
street. buing my feet thrrelfum uud situated ia
he village OF hagriu Fails, County oi Cuyahoga aud
state Of Ohio be the less but subject 10 all
losulhshways.
Appraised at $500.
ID. l.. WIGHTMAN, sheriff.
aud Special Master Commissioner.
W, W. Anger, Pits Atty. apll ZlNdsi
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RULEs EOR vALuINo PROPERTY.

Sec ., Each separate parcel Of real property shall bo
the growing thereon but The price or which such
real properly would sell at auctun a forced sale
shall not DO taken the CfiieuOL such true value
ZACH tact or lot Of real properly belonging state
OF 70 any county, city or ehauabe institution, whether
incorporated o. uuiorpOraed aud school ministerial
lands held under lease io term exceeding hye yeus
shall DO valued ut euch price the believes
could be obtained at private for such loasehud ftta
Personal property Of every description, shall DO valued
she usual selling prgo Of similar property ot HE
aud fthsrs be usual ag price known the person
whose duy i shall DO 10 ~ value the then at suc
price as u a believed could be Oblnned therefor m0u-
~ AZ such time and place Investments In bonds
l1nl 81 OK como ines or otherwise shall be valued al the
tfue value there Of In money Money, whether ia pos
session OF on DEP nst shall be n the statement
hs Lel amount tioTeoi provided, that deprecated bank
9suh thall Dc entered az the cuuont Vulue
~ SUN ceflhin payable either Ia
ihu laoor ur service shall be valued the full
IN @ ~ paJaoi- ~ ioI asoeoihc article, or specid
- ~ Or Heinty OF any article articles pf prop
eIyt % M = certain amOunt labor Tyices III
any hno Aa 30 valued at the curfent price OF Fufh
pioPttyi Or OF 81 labor or service The place hore
Paysh Ahhaet OF moaoya Ieieiya5e OF stated perioas
same, believes them 10 b. worth IN money. Whers IN
Ice Of tho no OF tret, parcel land l. IA NAV
person nersons natural m -and ths reht to AM
Numerals therein, IN smother uhes The snrns sha b.
valued aud listed agoeaby O. such nerhp IN sepoEtr
ca s' and taxed 70 the parties owning the same TesDec
Sc 10. NOp,rson, clmpany or corporation shall be
eniuled 10 deduction account bond
obligation OF any Kind, given 10 any mutual insurance
company nor on account Of any unpaid gubsciip
any fsniousi literary uciontife charitable ms tu
socieiy account of any subsoTpt0n TO- or in
saiuent payable on the capital stock OF any company
Whethef lncofp fpQfated on untncorp0rated.
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returned as sst forth N such natemen that n ever eae
where ~ law ihaVa been required % ascertain me tol
and vuiuo U ho personal pfOpofty, monaysi credits, IN
vestments IN bcuds stocks, iuut stock oomppnte, OF
otherwise, pUrsun COMPANY, corporation, have
dngooty, aud by the best means 20 my power endeayor
ed W uscuain the sumr and that, rs verify believe
fu list; with the value thereof estimated by the rules
prescribed by said IS set iouh la a annexed roturn
that in no case 4, knowngy omitted 20 demand Of
any person OF whom, by said act was REQUIRE TO make
such a. statement the dt sCrptiOn aud value
ne rsunal properly, ho Of moneys, credits
Investments hunds stocks, joint stock companirs ur
ohotwiso which he required 20 htt, OF n anf WY
cUunvc ut violation evasion o any Of the require
said act relation TO the hsng valuation Of
property mune,s credits invest mens m bonds, stocks,
oin panies otherwise OF any kind, for taxa
Tim
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receiver accounting officer aren't OF hotor such troa.
gqrer shall uppy 70 Ne olerk Of ihe court q egmmQn
pleas in i've COUNTY, ct any time uitr MS ANNUAL tui
toment with tbe county nuditor and said clerk shall
nuce to DO served such person. corporation,
executor, adm nsfaor guardian, receiver, accounting
object agent or iagtor requiring him iorlyh % show
why no ahuu not pay such taxes and N he shall
fail 10 shuw sufficient cause sa court 90 the term TO
which said notice ia ruiuahe, shall enter rule against
the payment such and the cost such
proceedng which rule shall hnvo tho ue force aud elect
judgment at law, and ho enforced by attachment
execution or such process as muy bo directed BY The
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-27
G. u. BROWN,

IIS HzAES STR EE.r,
iEAIEg in Watches, Clocks 5eWelry, silver and Plated
ware, Fancy Goods, &c- &c-, Wholesale and Retail
Agent the sale OF tie CELEBEA1ED ANGLICAN
WATCHES, manufactured bv AFPLETUS, IEACT Co,
for WtIEELEg Wilson SEH ING MAGi.!NES,
annOunc Lis return from New YORK witl cvtaI,J~
Etent OF variety Cf goods IN s He, which NI
b. offered prices 10 compete with any house The
Please call aud examine before purchasing eI.E-
where seplC-Iy
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THE TERM ISM.-A correspondent asks us to
give the derivation and import Of the terminal
ism.
The etymology of the suffix ism, or rather an
is Greek, where the concluding syllable is sma
or sntOs. Thus we have baptizo, Jdptisma, hap
tismos iLpomai, iLdsmos atheos, atAeiSmoS :;
Loudrizo, Lo~daismos, &c. The import of this
sulfix is quality system of doctrine, form Of nc.
ton; and it is used to form abstract nouns from
verbs, adjectiveS, &c. In our language, by tolc
ration, though not in accordance with good
usage, the syllable ism is sometimes employed MS
word by ITSELF to express the idea of peculi-
ar tenet, sentiment or scct.--N. y. Past.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-27
JAS. NJ. DILLON ,
1O2 MARKET STRIET,
Phinnhcr and Gas Filter.

u EEPS constantly on hand, Gas Gxturcs Lead and
II wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lead. All kinds si:,s
aud Valves; Steam whistles and Steam rnt
Water Cuagcs Lftand Force Pumps, SIn;S BATHING Tuns
Wooden and Cast Iron IiyiruHt6 Gum Hose md packing
all Thickncsse3, AnfricOn Metal, Pare BlnCa Tin
Zine and Anthony. the Celebrated TanY BsLLs
CEucihrliS in the country.
eoEF- Also Pay's improved and patent Chain Plmi
which is decidedly greatest pump the age, the rig
put up !,icl, Towns an Couutieaim Western virginia
will he sold on fair tcrmI.
~ Galvanized Iron rIbing, Inrarrnsve, and for con-
ucng, pressure pipe, for hot cold water lnl eNr
ciay deep reerahe aud cheapert tdan Lead
Pipe.
AgueluctPipe constantly orhInd, any size or quat-
Ii which he furnished on short notice.
~ ISL I,Lii far all CODpGr, B"dSSGnd Lsth.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-27

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