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S F. TIL E L A b E L
or THE TOP OF EACH BDTTLE OF
HEIMSTREET,S INIMITABLE
HAIR STORATIV
Has the Signature of the Proprittors,
va NJ HAEAR a. CtO.


w. f. HAGAN IL co.
ENVERY article VI ich has a large and increasing
h sale like this is liable to be conuterfeiJed. 1t
is, a. its name indicates, entirely "iNIMITABLE as
tar as its power to restore the Hair on bald heads,
and to give it the color of youth, Ono matter how
grey it may be- is concerned
USE NO OTHER RESTORATIVE
BUT HkIMSTREET'S
1t is the original the only reliable, and the cheap
ea.-.Y See the following testimony:
JACKSON, MISS, 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
our city last winter all having large sale, and
giving in every case satisfaction. Mr.. James
Henderson Zone Of first citizens says, that" he
has used all of the Hair Dyes and Restoratives of
tie day, bat has never used an article equal to
HEINsTREET's INEVITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
That it far surpasses any preparation that he has
tried for Restoring the Hair of the bald and
grey to its original luxuriance and beauty"
You can write the Propretors, W. b. HAGAN d
Co., Troy, N. Y, tina, they have the cheapest and
best Hair Restorative in our market, and that it
gives satisfaction in every case.
Respectfully yours,
J. S. S1ZER, Wholesale Druggist.
W. E. HAGAN & CO., Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
Oct. 9, lS60-w&sw3m
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CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Clinton, Kinds Co. Miss.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
REV. WALTER HILLMAN,
Principal and Professor of Mental and Moral
Philosophy and Ancient Languages.
EMIL MENGER,
Professor of Vocal and Instrumental Music and
Teacher Of the German Language
Ms. ADELIA NJ. HILLMAN,
Assistant In Music and Teacher of English Litera-
ture Higher Algebra, and Oil Painting.
Miss. JENNIE H. JOLLS,
Assistant in Music, and Teacher of Botany,
Drawing and Embroidery.
Mss. SAR III A. THOMPSON,
English branches.
Mss. HANNAH W. PAYSON,
Latin, French, aud English Branches.
Mss SALLIE WISE,
English branches.
MISS. SARAH A. THOMPSON, Governess.
TKNdlS Institution was established to remove the
Il necessity which compelled parents to send
their daughters to distant States in order to find
schools OF grade sufficiently high to meet their
wants. For securing this end every facility has
here been provided.
The Courses of Study are three, Primary, Prepare
atory and Collegiate. To each of these the range
of studies is such will impart the most thorough
discipline and yet be sufficiently extended to meet
the wants of all.
In the selection of Teachers, regard is paid to
employed but such as have in other positions shown
themselves thoroughly efficient.
The Musical and Ornamental Departments are
fully organized under experienced Teachers and
are supplied with every appliance necessary for
their successful maintenance.
\ new and Extensive Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus, besides numerous Charts and Maps,
ana other Means of illustration possessed by the
Institute. Each year additions are made 80 that,
though its means of illustrating the different
Sciences are not now surpassed by any similar in
stitution, they are becoming continually more ex-
tended.
Connected with the Institute is fourishing Lit
erary Society, possessing Library of several hun
dred volumns of choice standard works accessible
to all its members.
The boarding House is kept constantly in good
repair, is furnished with neat furniture and prov-
ded with all necessary means to make its occupants
comfortable.
Application should be made early by those VINO
wish TO obtain Board in the Institute, as the num-
Der received is closely limited For those who pre-
fer boarding in private familie. or cannot obtain
IT in the Institute, arrangements made so that
they can be accommodated SO neal to the Institute
as to be under the watch-care of its Teachers.
The next session will commence Monday, October
22d. For terms and other information address
the Principal. ROBERT kELLS,
President of Board of Trustees
j. B. HAMBERLIN, Secretary. Aug 8 6O-tf.
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R. L. DIXON. W. PERCY.
DIXON &c PERCY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
GreenviIle, Miss,
WILL PRACTICE in the Courts of Tunica
w Coahoma Bolivar, Washington, Issaquena,
and Warren Counties, except the Probate Court of
Washington), also in the Courts of Chcot County,
Ark,-and will attend promptly to 81 Land Agen
cies entrusted to them. Jade 3, self.
JNo. THoREHILL, EDMUND RICHARDSON
G. h. CHAPLAIN, Brandon, Miss.
NetU Orleans.
THORNHILL CO.,
|. Cotton Factors.
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 43 UNION ST., new ORLEANS, LA.
ENTE will furnish Plantation So pglies, BaggiDg,
w Rope, &C., and attend closely to eli ship
ments of Cotton intended for the above House.
WIN. McCUTCHEON 4 CO.,
July 5, 1855. Vicksburg, Miss.
IL. A. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Jackson, Mississippi.
N7ILL practice in the Courts at Jack son, and
w Circuit and Probate Courts of Kinds, Madi-
and Rankin. I~ Office next door above Mis-
siss ppian Office at the Land Office, in the State
House. May 4, 1855.
p. A. SMITH, -...................wM. L. EUGENT.
SMITH Il NUGENT,
Attorneys at Law,
Greenville, Miss.
"ILL practice their profession in the Probate
w Circuit and Chancery Courts of Tunica, Co.
ahOma, Bolivar, Washington and Issaquena coun-
ties; and will attend to special in the Circuit
and Chancery Courts of Sunfower county.
May "a, '59-y.
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DOLBEARS, COMMERCIAL COL.
LEGE, Of the City of New Orleans.
In the Story Building, Corner of

III tHb DIOIy DUIINsUSe NOEH OH
Camp and COn!nOn Streets.
fIWlS Institution which mas been established
i more than a quarter of q century, and is the
only chartered Commercial College in the South
West, and the Oldest in the United States, is de-
signed exclusively to qualify young men and others
e1nn any position in the active duties of life,
s mne.rsr in the country store, counting house,
steamboat, or Bank. Students are taught to keep
French, German or spanish Is. Young rentlemep
who WISH 70 obtain paying education in short
time, Sd ould send At once for Catalogue of this
Southern practical Institution.
Au1ust 28 s6O-tf
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Aa A&&s

RAIL ROAD AND STAGE LINE
'YNO the East, through connections to Mobile and
4 to Montgomery, Ala, and to the North and
East.
The Cars on the Southern Railroad run daily to
Newton, and the Stage runs thence to Enterprise,
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, thirty miles dis
lance. The Stage line has been stocked with SUI
periur four-horse teams and Coaches, and the dis
lance by Stage to Montgomery, Alabama, reduced
fifty miles. Prices of Tickets will be as follows:
Vicksburg 10 Enterprise. $50
Vicksbdrg to Mobile 1880
Vicksburg to Selma .......... 1890
Vicksburg to Montgomery ......... 2O, 90
Jackson to Enterprise. $50
jackson to Mobile. ..................11 II, 90
Jackson to Selma. 1900
Jackson 10 Montgomery 1890
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UUU y
Brushes, Combs, Papier Mache Goods, CUTLERY
Pistols, Compasses, Merscham Pipes and Turkish
Tobuaco, Sporting Articles, Toilet Requisites
Perfumery, Spectaeles, Port-monsies, Violins, Ban
joes Violin and Guitar Strings, Letter and Com
mercial Note Paper, Back CANNON Boards, Desks
Oct S. 1880 ]. B. MOREY'S.
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A CARD.

0S COPIES Carborne's Life of Gen. J. A.
I@SI Quitman, at $500. mailed at $3.50.
new supply of School and Miscellaneous Books q,
Dee7 go. M0REY'S.
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JAMES WILSON,


CAPITOL STREET, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
House, Sign and FrescO Painting. Glaz.
ing, Graining, Marbliug,
PAPER HANGING, WALL C0L0RING, &o.
ME subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens Of Jackson, and the public generally,
that be has the richest assortment Of Wall Paper
that has ever been in jackson he has also on hard
French, English and American Zinc, Paints, Pure
White Lead, Linseed Oil, Turpentns, Copal Var
nish, &c. Also, Paints of every description, and
Of the best quality; dry and in oil Paint Brushes
Of every description and Of very superior quality
French and American Window Glass, single and
double thickness in fact his house is just the place
for Painters, Planters, and others to have their
bills filed for Paints, Glass Wall Paper, WindoE
Cornices, &c. all Of which he selected himself from
the manufacturers or importers, and eau sell q
reduced prices. Painting, Glazing, ahd Paper
Hanging done, as usual, at low rates, with do
patch, and in the very best manner.
A fifteen years residence here and tho lnrgi
amount of work done by him renders 1t, be thinks
unnecessary to say mdSe. JAMES WILSON.
Jackson, Nov. Is, '5S.
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SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL In.
PLEMENT FACTORY.

PLEMENT FACTORY.
FVNHE undersigned proprietors of the above named
IL Factory located on Pearl River in Jackson,
Miss, are now prepared with various sizes of the
'Brnley Steel Plow" to supply the wants Of their
planting Fl ends at tho following prices:
No. l~cutting inches, Z dollars.
No.lH
No. 9
No, Z" 20 10
No; IL II
No. 2 Sod Pillow, with Draft Rod, Weed Go
and Coalter, Sl4 90.
Nc, / Shovel Plow, dollars.
Double Shovel 4"
Expansion CultivatOT, with hoes dollars.
Iron plOws of the same model and size SO, cents
,,also all other kinds of Iron Flows.
Plows with Draft Rcds, Weed Hooks, or Coalters,
one dollar extra charge for each.
We are prepared To supply the trade with
spokes, hubs felloes, Plow handles, beams, and all
kinds of agricultural implements.
n B-Wsgons and carts made to order,
We need only to say to the Planters Of the whole
South, that Mr.. T. E. Brinley, has taken a Prem
ium wherever he has exhibited his Steel PoWs
having taken over 100.
NJ. W. PHILIPS,
ROBERT kELLS,
ma 59-tf Y. A. PHILIPS.
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T. s. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
C.P OAKLEY. General Ticket Agent.

TRANSFORMATION DEPARTMENT.
FreGhts are received in Ne Orleans at the Com
pany's Depot, foot of Calliope street, up to $3.50
P. NJ, daily, Sundays excepted.
All freight intended for transportation must be
distinctly marked with name or initials of consig-
nee and place Of destination and freight will
be received unless consigned to established stations
ON the line of the road or its connections.
The company holds itself responsible for the val
ne of all cotton shipped by the road, which may
be lost by fire, from the time it is reeepted for at
stations on the line until twelve hours after notice
to coasgnees of its arrival at the depot in New Or
leans.
Agents of the Railroad Company are not permit
ted to receive receipt for bank notes, specie jew
elry, or other Express matter. They will be re-
ceived by the Agents OF the Adams Express, sc
Camp street.
It's. WILLIAMS, Genr supt.
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- 4 single bottle Of spaidings prepared glue
viii says tsn times its costannuallyto every house
hold. III
Sold BY an prominent Stationers, Druggists,
Hardware and Furniture Dealers. Grocers, aud
Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make 4 note of Spald-
ing. Prepared Glue, when making up their list
IL viii stand any climate. Jan II '6o-s&wIv.
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PREMIUM AWARDED, SILVER CUP.
SOUTHERN FIRE PROOF ROOFING


SOUTHERN FIRE PROOF ROOFING,
ALWAYS IN THE AscEEpANcY.
FVsHE undersigned having purchased of the South
Il ern Fire Proof Roofing Company, the excIus-
i've rightsor the sale of their Roofing, he hereby
notifies ell those wishing 20 purchase, that he viii
be happy to supply them in this and adjoining
counties, at prices Is charged in New Orleans
freight (enly added
With the Koofng, tin valleys and cutters are al
together unnecessary. Old leaky shinge roofs can
be recovered and warranted not TO leak without
moving the Shingles. Persons wishing to see the
article referred to Concert Hail. and Geo Fsarns
Balcony, both Of which are covered with the above
All orders addressed 70 me through the Post Offices
Of jacobson, Yieksharg or Canton, or left with Mr.
yas. Wilson, at his Paper and Paint Store on Capt.
t0l street, where samples can be seen will be
promptly attended TO-.
JOHN ROBINSON, 8
Nov 70 so0-E6s I'm. jackson, Miss.
D0oKs and Stationery articles, just rscsi, ed 5 :
u Nov Is 90. ]. 8. SIZER.
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all cases Of
Diarrh9a in
err it arises
or from q u J
MnnId saw
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sssIssz.
Sold BY CHURCH . DUPONT n.........

Sold by CHUh q DUFONT. Dru00ists
No. 30 Maiden Lane, New York.
And by all respectable druggists throuehont the
country. CA. MOORE, jackson, Miss.
Wholesale Agent at Manufactures prices.
o.. WRIGHT, Aent for the South
SOLD by C. A. Moore, Is. Siser, 4 ] g Morey
March % '60-wly.
OEST English and French Hair Brushes, a large
ID invoice just received. J. s. SlZER.
UTINDoW SHADES, entirely new and most
w beautiful patterns; wall paper, bordering,
eornces, DC. j. b. MICKEY.
MRS. DUDLEY & MISS. BLACK.
BEG leave TO inform the Ladies Of jackson -
ID and surrounding country, that they are e.
receiving at their store on the corner Of State ~
and Pearl streets, their
Spying and Summer Stock OF Millinery.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
1880 FANCY GOODS,
EMBR0IDERIES.
"a Ribbons, Flowers; Hreaths and Head dress
egSyX Is, Chip, Grape, Lace, Pamela, Leghcin
2tSa and Straw Bonnetts, together with an as
sortment Of seasonabe goods, which they will SSH
on the most liberal terms. The Ladies' ara invited
to call and examine our stock. Special attention
psid 10 Drsssmaking. april '60-s&w If.
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r. u LII

lanes HEUDEBERT takes pleasure in inior-
ID ming his old friends and the public in general
that he has made arrangements 10 New Orleans
with Oyster and Fish merchants 10 furnish him
during the season, with Oysters, Fish and Came
He keeps on hand Beefsteak, Ham and Eggs, Ducks
Chickens, Birds, &c., the best the market ahords.
He hopes to get a share Of public patronage.
Oysters and Meals furnished at all times.
Mr. H. has also some very large Oranges and APP
Piles, English Walnuts, Pecans, Raisins, Wines,
Cordials, Scotch Ale, Muir 4 SOn's.) cider, cove
Oysters, 30. J. h.
Nov 70 '6O-tf. At bis old stand
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Oi5 Engineer and Gen9SapsrIntsndeH'
az
1860 RAILROAD TRAVELLING 1850
New Orleans, Jackson aud Great Northern
Railroad.
EGE -: |. -

- ~ ~ s1.ssa1
PASSENGER Trains leave New Orleans, at the
Il Depot of the Company, corner of CallIops and
Magnolia streets, at 500 A. NJ. and at 500 p. NJ.
and arrive at New Orleans at 500 z. N, and a
$3.50 a. Nj; daily, Sundays included.
Trains leave jackson going north at 5:45 P. NJ
and at $40 A. NJ; and going south at lO:47 A. NJ
and at HIS p. ii.
Trains connect at Jackson with Southern Rail.
road Trains for Vicksburg and Brandon, and al
Canton with Mississippi Central Railroad trains
going north.
Children three years old and under, free those
over three and up to twelve years old, half price
all over twelve years of age, full fare.
Through tickets to all principal cities, North and
East, can be obtained in New Orleans the ticket
Office of the Company, adjoining No 46, St Charles
street opposite the ST. Charles Hotel, at the De-
Dot,
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". T. SCOTT, THOMAS WILLIAMS, A. J, BArEAAH,
Texas Alabama. New Orleans.
SCOTT, WILLIAMS s CO.,
CSHlsoN FACFo11
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 10 Union Street, New Orleans.
Eo7. IA, silly
IL. L. BARKSDALE.
A t o r n by a t l. q w.
HELENA, ARKANSAS.
TWILL give especial attention to the various
w land interests throughout the States, such
as examination of titles, payment Of taxes &c.
August IL SIT.
JOHNSTON 81 SHELTON,
ATTORS EYS AT LAW,
RAYMOND, MISS.
HEREAFTER, Amos Il. Johnson " II regularly
i attend the sessions of Kinds Circuit Courtin
District No. /, atJackson, and attend to such bust
ness a. my be entrusted to him.
Nov TO- 9-ts.
LOUIS DUFILHO,
COM MISS SION ME- liant
No. So UNION STREET,
Jan 6'60-ly. NEW ORLEANS.
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Brandon, Miss.
WILL practice In the Cire4it Courts of Rankin,
w Smith, Simpson and Scott counties; and al
so in the High Court of Errors Appeals at Jack
son. April, 7, Sly.
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IN the WOrio, IN
Dysentery and
children wheCh-
f. ON teething
other cause
to every mother
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DOCKS and Stationery articles, just resolved b :
- Nov Is 90. ]. 3. SIZER,
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I LAENU ~ -ENtEF
IN a single IN
. a cure W h Q n
| Never did we
stance of dissat
any one W h o
cOntrary,allare
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
Ra JACKSON MISS. AERa

HAVING added superior facilities to nv 6asins,.
In with the advantage Of many years experienced
and Central Location, / see ne reason why Ioan't
make IL TO the interest Of person. wanting articles
IN my line 10 trade with me. Try me.
Nav l3'5e-H. Il. y. sIzER.
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MIssIssIPPIAND TENNESSEE
r A I L r O A d.

Freight and Accommodation Trains
Will leave and arrive as follows:
Leave Arrive at
Oakland at..... 6-30AM Memphis at. .3-02PM
Leave Arrive at
Me2nphis at. e-45 AN Oakland 3-30PN
Trans arriving at Memphis connect with the
Memphis and Charleston and the Memphis and
| Ohio Railroads, for the North and East.
Trains arriving at Oakland connect with a daily
line of stages for Grenada and the Mississippi Gem
| raj Railroad. r HOUGH
| June '60-s If. General Superintendept
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Presentation Articles!
A LARGE and elegant assortment for the holy.
n days. Dec 81 80, JBAoREY.
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Put up for dealers in Gases ntaiBing four eight
end twelve dozen-s beautiful Lithograph Show
eszd accompanying each package.
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"F Marie Farina Cologne.o
HHIS, the purest and best of all toilet perfumes,
Il in willow TASKS from Germany, just received,
10 quarts, pints, and half pints BY
Nov % 80. j. y. SiZER.
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skfs WsNSI,OW,
A N experienced Nurse and Female Physician
IN presents to the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP.

1fG5. WfNSLOW.
A experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
N presents to the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHIEG,
which greatly facilitates the process of teethng by
softening the gums, reducing all infamation-wiil
allay all pain and spasmodic action, and Is
SURE 10 REGULATE TIE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have pu: up and sold this article for over ten
years. and can say, in confidence and truth of il,
what we have never been able to say of any other
medicine-Ne r----, has it failed,
an single a" MRS. stance, to Effect
cure en- WINSLOW'S tiinely USED
I neSe. 49, SiS W. SOOTHING ;ssoo.;'n =" II
ssance VI oISSat SURUp. rs'aG; ~ ~
contrary, all are @----------~d delighted with
its operations and speak in terms of
dation of its magical effects and medical virtues.
We speak in this matter what We do KNOW" after
ten years experience, and pledge reputation for
the fulflment of what we here declare. In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering from
pain and exhaustion. relief will be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the syrupis administered.
This valuable preparation is the description Of
one of the most experienced and skilful nurses in
New England. and has been used with neVer-faling
success in THOUSANDS OF CASES.
II not only relieves the child but inTigorates
the stomach and bowels corrects acidity, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. IL will al
most instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, WIND CHOLlC
and overcome CONFUSION, which, if lot speedily re-
medied, end in death. We believe it the best and
surest remedy l---- in the world, in
all cases Of ron Dysentery and
Diarrhea in <,r,,r O1rr children wheJh-
o it arises f. teething
or from any TEETIfENG. other cause
We would say ---- to every mother
who has child suffering from any of the foregoing
complaintsdo not let your pref udices, nur the pre-
JUDGES of Others stand between your suffering
child and the relief that will be sureyet, absolu
tely sure-to follow the use Of this medicine, if
timely used. Full directions for using will ac
company each bottle. None genuine unless the
fac-simile of CURTIS PERKINS, New York,
is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. 19 Cedar Street, n. Y. Price
only IS cents per bottle. Jan 20 '59-s&w ly.
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WALL panPrIl

Wall Paper!H
IN addition to The assortment NJ cheap and
Il medium price Wall Paper in store, l selected
and expect daily the neatest and cheapest patterns
ever purchased for this market. J. Is. M0REY.
Oct 5. $50.
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Passengers by taking the morning train at Vicks-
burg can reach Mobile by this route earlier and at
less expense, than via New Orleans.
For Tickets apply at Offices of the Southern Rail
Road Company in Vickburg and Jackson.
W. II. WADLEY,
Gent. Sup't. So. K. r.
Jemison. Ficklin, Powell 4 Co.
Oct % 60-tf Projectors Stage Line
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lN FEMALE INSTITurE.

JACKSON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
PROF. a MRS. J. c. KEENEY, PRIScIPALs.
1HNHE next session Of this School will begin the
Il first Monday in October, and continue nine
months.
Faculty of Instruction.
- A Teacher of Natural Science.
A Teacher of Ethics and English Literaturs.
A Teacher of Math. and English Branches.
A Teacher of Latin and Greek.
A Teacher Of French and Ornamental Work.
A Teacher of German.
Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
A Teacher Of Instrumental and Vocal Music.
A Teacher of Guitar.
An Assistant Teacher of Music.
Pupils will be charged from the beginning Of the
Month in which they enter.
No deduction for board tuition, except at the
option Of the Principal, in of protraotsd ILL.,
ness. In such case the Institution will share the
loss with the parent or guardian.
When payment is not made promptly, notes
drawing interest as borrowed money will be re-
quired.
Nov. 20 '60-w3m.
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NAVE HAVE just received a new supply OF Sit
w yer Gobiets, Cups, Pie Knives, Berry Spoons,
Cake Servers, Sugar Sifters, Cake and Saw Knives,
besides many new and elegant Sets Of Jewelry
which offer at very low prices.
DecI3'5e PATTON 4 FAIRFIELD
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ANCELO,, REsTAURAN,

HNRUSSES, Supporters ard Surgical instruments,
Il generally, the best Of English, French and
American manufacture, just received.
Nov l6 80. j. s. SlZER.
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DEBB Specs Gold, Silver and Steal frames
IL with the best of Scotch and Brazilian Pebble
Glasses, just received by
Oct l6 60. J. Il. MORE1.