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CHEROKEE REMEDY.

NSAseops Drugs and Poisonous Minerals.
| "E Ask the sfai6.sd Of either SEX which do you
w prefer apleasant ard delicious syrup, COM
pounded from Natures ON Remecias - one
which will speedily and permanently cure you /; or
ire VILE compounds heretofore used, with all their
Nauseous and debilitating effect together with the
loathsome disease, mNly snes following the use VI
Mineral Poisons.
The "CherOkee remedy" Is Natures own Specific
for GonorrhGa, GleNt Grle-el. Structure Fluor Al
bus Whites in Females) end all diseases of URN
airy Organs curing these diseases BY natural lava
after all other preparations GAave failed and Il
one Of Heavens best Gsereies to offending man =
instances could be produced Of hs effects, Shiek
would stagger cred llity.
The nauseous pIepay-t tons bsretofore used have
| Tailed but this has n~Eer in inssanee been
known to fail. Happilr for mankind, tbs GSsernor
OF the world is Father who AFFECTS, kill, but
| to curel
In mercy he has appoins ed Medicines for these
dreadful diseases, which when taken, quickly flies
to all parts Of the system. attacks the disease at
every post and nth 6dels Md courage truly ad-
mirable, never gives il until il has completely
expelled it from the body, and restores the unfor
tunAte patient to formes heath and viTor
This Remedy strikes at The very roo, Of the d.
sease; its tendency is not simply to suspend the
poison, but to remove the cause which il depends
~ And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE isthe
entire absence Of all RaHseoH tasts or saei Il can
lay in the counting room, or on the toilet table
without ever being suspected as Remedy fSr Sc
cret diseases.
E~ treatise on Veneral diseases. With fpn
directions for their permanent accOmpAhy each
bottle. -
B-Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers
In medicines. POTTER MERWlN
Sue Prorrie.Srs, Sc Louis, Mo.
sold In Canton by Mercy d Bro; Cassell &
Baughn. In jackson by J. b. Morey, j. q, Sirer.
and all the Druggists.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., New Orleans, Wholesale
Agents. Jan 'sO-s&w iv.
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Plantation for Sale.

4 offer for sale my plantationi Issaquens county,
IL MississiJ pi. 1t is sitLsted the Mississippi
River, As miles above Vicksburg, and contains
1000 acres 600 of which are un er fence and 400
more dcadened. The place is vol improved, having
a comfortable dwelling, overseer's house, frame
quarters q good gin house, new and substantial
corn cribs and stables aud all other necessary out
houses, with q sufficient number of cisterhs to
supply the p scs with water. There is also an
abundance OF the very best wood on the place,
convenient to the river, which always commands
a ready sale.
This plantation better known as the Gregory
Place. has the character of being one among the
best cotton plantations on the river. 1t will be
I sold very low. and ON easy terms.
For particulars apply to Messrs. Payne d
Homson, New Orleans; L. G. Moore & Co., Nicks-
burg or the su bscriber on the place.
Sept. %, lS6O-H WIN. s. LANGLEY.
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BETTY NEGROES FOR SALE.

SLAVE UEPUI, Ohl 81 al oI NIItUo.
WE have established Depot at Crystal Springs
m ,h on s sIs S of Ssrroes and as our
facilities for buying cheap and desirable Negroes
are unsurpassed, can say to purchasers, that we
will make it to their interest to call on US before
purcb asng here and purchasers who are visi-
ting New Orleans, would find it convenient and to
Lheir interest to examine our stock.
Relying entirely on making large and quick
sales TO sustain Offering such liberal induce
ments, and any Negro sold by US, that does not
some up TO representation, as per bill Of sale
will be taken in exchange with little trouble as
possible to the purchaser.
Being permanently located here We can be found
at all times to make our guarantee good. We have
just received large lot Of young and likely Ne
groes, and will continue receive, as may be re-
quired, No. l Men, Boys, Women, Girls and Fami-
lies; also, extra Cooks. Washers and Irone s.
Blacksmiths, sc. N. n. ROBERTSON & co.
Crnstal Snrings. Miss Aug % '60-u3m.
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PEARL RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
Plantation for Sale.

WILL sell on the premises to the highest bidder,
l. on Thursday, the 9th day of December next. on
accommodating terms, my plantation in h'nds
county, Mississippi, miles North from Clinton,
containing 1850 acres highly improved and in a
high state of cultivation. Also on same day
large stock of cattle, sheep, hogs and mules; corn
fodder, hay, wagons, plows, dc. Also likely
negro mon. Purchasers are invited to call and ex'
anime before the day of sale.
Oct 10, lS6O-tf ALFRED JOHNS.
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Honey Island Land for sale.

WE offer for sale orr PLANTATION on Honey
w Island, in H,lmes county, Miss, fifteen
miles west Of Lexington, i've miles south Of
Tehula, and In feur and half of projected valley
railroad. Il contains 978 acres. more or less, of
choice land, 900 of which above high water,
SIS cleared and in cultivation, the balance dead
ened for four years, except the rail timber, and
(i00) one hundred acres tor building purposes 1t
il well fenced and ditched, and presents q fine
front Of one and q halt miles Tchula Lake.
There are fourteen hewn log cabins, with galleries
and brick chmnies, brick kiln, FIVE archsd cis-
terms, gin house, cribs, stables, blacksmith shop,
and corn to be sold with the place.
TKRNs-One- third cash, AID the balance in two
payments, with eight per cent interest.
Other lands joining the above may be attached
If desired. Our object in selling is to effect di
| vision. Address the undersigned at Tchula, Miss
| IpIv24 ,6t,-t NayI COOKE IL BIOS.
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SEA COAST PLANTATION FOR SALE
IN

VIE undersigned, controlling two places ad-
joining each other, on the Bay st. Louis,
Hancock County, Miss, wishes to dispo of one
1t contains about 500 acres of Iand-2O0 of which
are now in cultivation in Cotton, Mexican Rice,
Corn, Potatoes, Flinders, Peas, dc inspection Of
which is requested. The buildings are ample and
comtortsbls-the Orchard, extensive, the water is
excellent. 1t is distant by land, IL miles from
PAS Christian, by water, miles from Shiedsboro,
1t both of which towns, Steamboats, are now daily
landing from New Orleans and Mobile. ANY one
desiring health and comfort, with moderate, but
certain remuneration for labor employed and capi-
tai invested. would do well to visit this place, and
the neigbborhood. where several other tracts of
lands, unimpr5ved, can be purchased.
Address by letter, at Sheildsboro, Miss, or apply
on the premises to- k WITTER
SAINT N '6u-u0m
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

NNTE, the heirs of the late VIM. Smith. Offer at
w public sale the following Ian q. to-w;t
1890 acres Of valuable valley lands in Carroll
county, Miss, one mile from Sidon, on the Yazoo
River. regular lire of packets run at all seasons
between this point and Vicksburg. There are on
this place 500 in cultivation, and 100 or more
deadeBed. The Improvements consist of fine new
Steam Gin, good Negro Quarters, and q comfortable
Dxelling. Also, very desirable Hill Place, near
Clinton, Kinds county, Miss, lying on the Vicks-
burg and Jackson Railroad, containing 800 acres of
which SEQ are in high state of cultivation. On
the premises are good Dwelling, Gin House, Barn,
Negro Cabins, and two good csterns. The Hill
Place will be sold on the 10th November next, and
the Valley place on the 20.h November.
Terms. Ia each case one-third cash balance
in one and two years, with per cent interest firm
date of delivery, and possession given on the LIST
January NJ 1t For further particulars address T.
g. L. Smith, Clinton. La.
MARGARET SMITH,
CHAkES L. SMITH,
T. q. l.. SMITH,
JAMES A. WOOD, and
MARGARET A. WOOD, his wife.
GILBERT L. SMITH.
Oct. ls Be-u4w.
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FOR SAL Il.

n OFFER for sale, the place on which l reside,
lying and half miles miles ~sss Gr
Srsd and twenty acres. The residence is beautl.
tui cottage building, containing seven rooms and
hall With gallery in front the nut-buildings con-
sist Of double negro cabins; kitchen and dinning
hIsctsmitb shop: two new framed cribs shielded on
each side, good stabing. .su:hcient for twelve to
fifteen head of horses, stsbbling for twelve mich
COWS, with separate stalls, from six to seven acres
in an orchard of the finest selection Of different
kinds of fruit, vi1 apples peaches pears do, just
beginning the come into bearing; siso, never
falling quantity Of stockwster, there are between
6fty and sixty acres Of timber the residue has beer
cleared within the last few years, and is in higt
state of cultivation, and conveniently arranged FOL
planting, raising stock, and marketing Idesire U
change my business. n
Oct is '60-wtf. 1SACC SHEWAbTEh.
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,11ssIss1pp1 CENTRAL RAILROAD

siFS'ai'
z IS szsx EEgsS 80
ssas+5ss = asaaezz===7saks1
IAN and after date, the Passenger Trains on the
W Mississippi Central Railroad, will run as fol-
lows:
EXPRESS Leaves Canton, 500 A. NJ; Arrives at
Grand Junction 4:40 P. NJ, ard Jackson, Tenn,
7:45 2. NJ.
MAIL Leaves Canton 8:l5 P. NJ; Arrive at Grand
Junction 9:l5 A. NJ, and jackson, Tenn, 2.25
PM.
Returning,
EXPRESS Leaves Jackson, Tenn, 600 P, n.
Leaves Grand Junction 1l:30 P. NJ; Arrives q;
Canton 1l:35 A. ~.
MAIL Leaves jackson, Tenn, 10:45 A. NJ; Leaves
Grand Junction lao P. NJ; Arrives at Canton
200 2. ii.
Passengers for Cairo, st. Louis and Northwestern
Cities, will make close connections BY taking the
night Train, on the n o d G N Railroad, lesyina
Canton at 500 A. Al.
Passengers for Chattanooga, and all other place.
Eastward, via Memphis and Charleston Railroad
will make close connections by taking day TraiI
on New Orleans Road, leaving Canton at 8:i5 P. NJ
ED. FROST,
harch OUT Sup't Southern Division.
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tsIantatIOn for Sale.

II OFFER my place tor sale, one mile from Sharon,
Il Containing eight hundred and fifty acres, ft e
hundred acres in cultivation, improvements sub
stantial and convenient.
Dwelling, four good brick chimneys, six rooms,
FIRE places in all, two good cisterns, in the yard
wells in the field, gin mill and crusher, dwelling
one mile from Colleges male and female at haron.
will sell low for aSh or on time, of one or two
payments or one third in hand, the balance in
two equal annual payments.
n &. kOUSSEAU, Sharon,
Sent IL DOWN. Madison Co, Miss.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOK SALE

4 OFFER for sale my "Athlone" place, situated,
l. in Wilkinson county, Miss, about ISH miles
from WoodviIle and - from Natches, on the lower
Woodviile and Nsthes road, between the Buffalo
and HomOchitto. 1t is some IL miles from Hutch.
ms Landing on the Mississippi; is some four or
i've miles in q direct line from that river and
when the Homochitto Is opened it will lie within
two miles Of navigation. 1t contains about 1900
ocres Of very fine land, great deal Of it bottom
land; is beautifully timbered, and affords rs fine
pasture q can be found in the country. About 800
acres are now in cultivation. The improvements
consist of dwelling house, Clubhouse, quarters corn
cribs stable DC. The neighborhood is good and
healthy. Possession given LIST Of January.
For terms apply to JOHN B. HOLT.
Oct 10 '50-R&w If.
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S F. E TIL E LABEL
HEIMNTREET,SI INEVITABLE
HAIR RESTORATI
as ne SIqndture Of che Propristors,
w. IL. HAGAN e. Ttn-

Has the Signature of the Propristors,
w. Il. HAGAN e. co.
LIVERY article which has large and Increasing
IL sale like this is liable to be conuterfeted II
Is, as its name indicates, entirely INEVITABLE" as
far as Its power to restore the Hair on bald heads
and to give it the color of youth no matter how
grey IL may be, isconcerned.
USE NO OTHER RESTORATIVE
BUT HEIMSTREET'S
1t is the original the only reliable and the Cheap
es.-fH See the following testimony:
JACKSON, Mss May 20, 1850.
w. MERwIN, 81 Market street, st. Louis. Mo-.
Advertising Agent for Heimstreet's Hair Resto.
: rative.
DEAR SIR The Medicines you introduced into
city last winter are all having large sale, and
giving in every case satisfaction. Mr.. James
Henderson Zone Of our first ctizensl saws that he
has used all of the Hair Dyes and Restorativss of
the day, bat has never used an article equal to
aEIMsTREET's INIMrrABLE HAIR REsroRATIvE.
That it far surpasses any preparation that he has
ever tried for Restoring the Hair of the bald and
grey to its original lux uriance and beauty"
You can write the Proprietors, W. Z. HAGAY 4
Co, Troy, N. Y ,thas they have the cheapest and
best Hair Restorative in our market, and that il
gives satisfaction In every case.
Respectfully yours,
J. 6 6lZER, Wholesale Druggist.
W. E. HAGAN CO, Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
Oct o, ls6O W&sW3m
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

TNHE place formerly owned by Dr.. d. o. Williams
Il within miles of Clinton, noted for health
and in reach of the finest schools in the State,
male and female, well wstered, with or 200 acres
of good creek bottom, for sale, low, very low, as
am determined to break up farming. There are
1870 acres in the tract new gin house. and press,
a new corn crib, fne yelling house DO. Nearly
1000 bushels corn and fodder also mules and horses
brood mares, cattle, sheep and hogs. The land
will be sold cheap and on accommodating terms.
Mf. Tier, the 0versesr on the place, will snow
the land 70 any one wishing to purchase, or apph-
cations can be made to the subscriber at Clinton,
binds Co. Miss. GEO. SfOhES.
Nov '59-tf.
T Eagle Of the South, American Citizen, Canton
ruhi;eh till forhid.
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For Sale.

n WILL sell q cheap piece of property in . Tan
Il Yard, situated in the town Of Benton, in Yazoo
County. The yard 10 situated in 3 wealthy portion
Of the County, and the facilities for getting hides
bark TO-. are certainly great Inducements to those
wishing to engage in such business. The Yard
Is large and in good order with the necessary TOOLS
and bark enough for tanning purposes for about
one year. No charge will be made for the tools and
bark now in the yard. Address, W. P. KING.
Feb IL GOVT. Benton. Miss.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A LARGE and splendid assortment Of 6ne Eng
! n lisn double Guns, of the most celebrated
Manufacturers; he has on hand Guns especially
made TO his order from VIM Greener, Westley
Richards, Hollis & Sheath, and WIN Ellis also d
fine lot Of American manufactured Guns, made es-
pecially to his order, which he fstters himself
cannot be equalIed in point of quality, cheapness
and correct shooting, New Orleans not excepted
He is also in receipt of fine lot of Colts, Beals
Whitneys, and Smith 4 Wesson Pistols, the repu-
tation Of these articles too well established to
comment upon Persons in want Of such instru-
ment cannot do better elsewhere.
You will also find the real genuine Derringers,
the most reliable weapon Of defence in the world
a few imitation Derringers splendid assortment
of pocket Cutlery, Bowie ~Knifes. Dirk Knives,
single and double edge The real Spanish StiIletto,
as we'll as other articles of uefence useless here to
mention.
He has on hand few Rifles of his own make,
and is constantly receiving orders for his Rifles,
which he warrants to shoot correctly from one n
dred to five hundred yards. All orders for Guns,
promptly filled Guns and Firearms repaired in
the best manner.
N. B-That the. very best Powder, Shot and
Caps, Gun. wadding, &cs are kept constantly on
hand, at his old stand, on s. te street.
AnriI 10 bR0-tf
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$ A M o r DIS


LIVER INVIG ORAT TOR,
NEVER DEBILITATEs.
IT is compounded entirely from Gums,
IL and has become an established fact. Standard
Medicine, known and approved by all that have
used it, and is now resorted to with confidence in
all the diseases for which it is recommended.
1t has cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up all e hopes of relief, as the
numerous unsolicited. = certificates in possession
show.
The dose must be adap- ted to the temperament
of the individual takiLg it and used in such guam
titles as to act gently e on the bowels.
Let the dictates of your : Judgment guide you in
the use of the LIV Err - INVIGORATORan
it will cure l. liver = complaints, bilious
attacks, dyspepsia, - chronic diarrhea.
summer complaiDt.~ dyseBtery, drOpsy,
sour stomach, Ha. Y bitual cOstiveneSs.
chOlic, cholera MOI - bus, cholera in fun.
tuHl, n atu l e n e, jaundice, fem "A e
weaknesses, and may :: be used successfully as
an ordinary famiIyS medicine, It will euro
sick headache, (ssl thousand can testify,
in twenty minutes, If two or three tea.
spOOnfuls are taken at commencement
OF attack. -
Ali who use il arc giving their testimony in its
favor.
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COOPERS WELLS,

Kinds County, Mis- sissippi
is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
vHNHE undersigned, having recently purchased
i this Celebrated Southern Watering Place, and
retted and refurnished the entire premises trusts
it Is now second to no other in the country. The
citizens of Mississippi and Louisiana may rely
upon it, that no expense will be spared to make
in search of health or pleasure. The services of
well known physician can be obtained at all times,
and connected with the establishment, pleasure
seekers NAV find Bowling Alleys, Billiard Tables,
and Pistol Galiery-all under the charge of com
petent persons An excellent Band of Music has
been engaged for the season also alivery stable is
attached to the Establishment. where saddle horses
and carriages may be obtained at all hours.
Board per month, Sou W
Board per week, $50 20
July 10 '60-tf. r. W. BENBUR1 co.
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,o,iah County Land for sale--so,ooo

Copiah County Land for Sale..2O,OOO
Acres.
gEyHE above number Of acres Of land will be
Il sold at private sale TO suit purchasers. A.
lies ON and within seven miles Of Railroad track,
and convenient to Hsslehurst and Bahala Depots.
Il varies in quality from the best creek bottom
| 70 the common pine hill. Purchasers may on rea-
sonsble terms obtain tracts Of any size and quail
| Copiah county, Miss. SAM'L REDuS,
Ian s. '68-tf Agent.
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THEADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

ME Adams Express Company having established
l. an Agency in JacksOn-wOuld respectfully in
form the business community, that they are now
prepared to through express for the forward
ing of Bank Notes. specie, Jewery, valuable packa-
ges, Baggage, Merchandise, Fruit, and all articles
requiring despatch, to and from all parts Of East,
West, North and South.
Also q local Express to and from New Orleans,
vicksburg, jackson and Canton, and Way Stations
n. o. J. l. G. N, the Mississippi Central, and
Southern Miss Rail Roads-by Passenger Trains.
Particular attention paid to the early forwarding
of Fruit and all articles of perishable nature.
Messengers in charge of bank notes. Gold, and
small Packages for the Northern, Eastern and Wes-
tern cities daily through by land route.
Freight for places on the line Of road, should be
plainly marked with the Of the station where
is intended to be left.
Freight to be forwarded by Express will be re
ceived at the Office of Mr.. Lucy, on State street.,
and at the depot.
Articles forwarded by Express will be delivered
without extra charge. G. W. BEMIS, Agent
< = IF
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OAKLAND TNSTTTUTE
AN ACADEMY FOR Young LADIES

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MIR. & Mrs. OAKLEY inform their friends and
1HA others, that the Thirty fourth semi-annual
Session, will commence the first Monday of
October, 1850.
The sedulous care which has for so many years
given prosperity to the Institution, will be contin
ued
The Philosophical and Chemical apparatus is
more perfect than before, and daily use of it will
be made for the purposes of demonstration
Professors BUSCH will take charge Of the Musical
department. Aug24 '60-w&s 2m,
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COAE OIL LAMPS.
III J. klSEN, will constantly keep full and
varied supply Of these justly celebrated
ms 10 the best because II IL safest cearest and
most economical light ever produced. IL e strietIv
PoTsaes and consequently exactly adaEced 70 every
useI ana place where light is needed. For Church
es, Hotels. Stores. Factories and Shops Il - no
equal. And for Dwellings. IL is ~ gem, and only
requires trial to satisfy any Intelligent mind that
IT'S fast ths thing, that has lorR been needed.
public are respectfully invited to cali ana az
anime THIS beautiful Lamp, and Salty themselves
~ e..1TpssS cleanliness safety and
auEaeillty, and that il possesses none Of the suai-
ties Of hnmhug.
The burners Psenliar to ahis lamp are easily at
trifing expense. N'
a large supply Of Oil viii always 10 on hand, 30
the right material
S1h ana get one, and be convinced that great
disiderntum Is at last attained.
For sale at II ]. EISEN'S Jeuelry Store, On
STATE. near PAscagoulA Street, Jackson, Miss.
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ALLEN PATRICK,

C RPE NTER AND U L D E R.
HAVING returned to Jackson, for permanent
III residence, offer my services to the citizens
of jackson, as Carpenter and Buildsr-th mixing
them for patronage heretofore received from mem
all contracts shall be executed will secure to me
their further favor. "
Nav '6O-s&wtf ALLEN PATRICK.
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100000 FEET OF LUMBER FOR

= SALE.
IlLLhAN and s. w Taylor are running a
No frst-class SAW-MILL at BahaIa station.
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road, where they now have tine stock of DRY
LUMBER and are prepared to I'll. and furnish or
dsrs at the shortest pc sble notice, at the usual
rates on the line OF the railroad.
Terms Cash, or City Acceptance
TILLMAN 4 TAYLOR.
- Mr. X. X. Bate Is our authorized agent at
JACKSON, whose orders will be promptly attended
to at al times.
b"hala, Copiah county, Miss, August /, 1860.
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A PRODUCTIVE Plantation containing about
"A 1900 acres, 500 in cultivation, located N
miles west of Walden Depot, Carroll Go. Miss
Location heslthy, and Q good neighborhood., For
narticulars apply to Gen. 10. Bell, jackson, Miss
Or 20 the undersigned at Shongalo, Miss.
Feb IL '6O-wtf, q. kOPPEREL.
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LEGE, of the City OF New Orleans.
In the Story Building, Corner of
Gon1

TkNHIS Institution which has been established
4 more than quarter of a century, and is the
only chartered Commercial College in the South
West, and the oldest in the United States, is de-
signed exclusively qualify young men and others
to fill any position in the active duties of life,
whether in the country store, counting house,
steamboat, or Bank. Students are taught t. keep
Books, conduct the correspondence in English,
French, German or Spanish Es. Young gentlemen
Who wish to obtain paying education in a short
lime, sh )uld send at once for Catalogue of this
Southern practical Institution.